18 10 233 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/769a383dc0a616652bc5a556f5cdfa65.pdf 6eb7e6e3ed3825f009328e8d51a1f4f7 PDF Text Text m m *? By V aldez To lamarhad City d a r k i ■M U -M U L L CVittsncoga Clab Wad told saa Sanford m bf tha at-by d Mr. P ip v tr tl m l j-: '• » « » « « • o M i y - a p ^ a t s i Ertryfcoiy la ay had, ./ lO T ll s i i>. *Mm..r- Au J b tL J fi' f i l l '*•!'**• d t< iit M# i ' T > P a T .« l W ev i-p eV js 'ByhlV; '* » s rt•«••*. m p t d d its tu X rit* * . \V |lV W ^ l l l l « ‘* r*--. JL'* «»!.■ nnw Wr V j b f V H *lnwi> (lh ■ „ . ]. Jg y t g l Pnurth Mr,, fuluHr'j, , ItsvWwS W •••srrlnr Mr M-h-rs. V'*• ITM TI A**>JV M te n ( || War liny. Hob's M ; V r ANI»T 'fKYKIl (ll. Twlskllxii 1 Piper. MJfiNKIIIT I.IAU <t> . KIMh rsr,. n'e-rler w‘ls! 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E|. |« TKHSV !*>• , . ?tlO« •••n n -a p rrr tit, w i |,n i -a v n v I I '|" S 'n i H rt.ipwr*** >*i nA^',•, 1 1 *. rap*n> (Inn • mark. 1M/VRTTNN GARAGE t 'A n i 3 M B Smlllna, i.'slt. <11. • i n * i t tisrv r j 't r t i r lls f t s h o n ,m#< ir »vr.si—. w*o*i m ,i a li' 1. 1".T ,* ’. e j u* a srt.ia n.i* n « F e w r ib i.ie J *® l.'B le lk H are, g w re v ttr g lig b l O t t l « r * I* rn»ne gtsnk • S llr v 'S 'n s v 1 Yralk nave. Bosvlee MHe • rk O - n 3 *1 11* ’snpy Mas • *® • I l l s Its fV n '-tra tk Bare. 3-IS Mile ■nn W ill ,r * l,M k '* | r r I * }* 11^ . •lU,€TI »^bi| , Cut tHowera and rut ftowar i r r m i e men's for all oceaalona. Mrs. C. R. Kirtiey M ae*. W wtosttr , i it T .l* Hen. S"i#*'**b ui-tainr f.en «•* B n ,'* »ta„ tin Boy n ----- '*• e tIM k l ir k r i 't'irdsnillo ■Vsr rteCa* W -a l B a re , a n a r t e e M ile • nn t - b lit # i • *a l l *e '• n il t» a * i» t a i» » * Teses r | i - , ( if * a **» ne n r * * , n * * n r r Mil# a im — yesterday ta tha r u t e f a* air■______ U«a.O*r o f Saa/wd. In MIrmm to “ * ****“ .? * * *■*-.” > T**?” **1 P»_"» « * u• laadiwr field h a t* committor raid a- . Eye-witnesses aaM tha aaaaO tha peopla, boweryt, w« cannot or. any - of his ___, , alWnr Mr. FWpvfath'. Uttar to * **— * " ’l W n * " • lha monoplutr pttotad by Trtathla want Into a a p b ra a t vaa dawathhad aa m b it struck tha groand. tha City to rn Trtxhto vaa rrtarmla* to tha “Mr. Papworth refers to tho M aqdwiraaalqg Iattar written to ua by CWIvtn Crif- ** • ’" ’•'T***1' altuatlon and v a fl 1.1 after spreading laaactktda Warahy congratulate them far thatr o w trop> arar here, effort*. ’ i “If Mr. Papworth or anyone a London hoanltol la expari•Ua double that tha Chattaneegn m*nt'm» with aa Inflated rubber d d b c e n t him and Mr* Houghton, r Mow her In r radio aarphavaa h credit for frtring them from town the center. J M I M P i i t w Bonferd resident V acant [n th eU f-b y of otrt h au l L E O A I. N 0TIC15 th at night. If he deelr- a we ahall H «con-e r a t r u J a t r i e a r t u . fee glad to firnlah him a llot af their name*. “Mr. Papworth aUo u y i that tanoogs baseball man.’ Tha latter head shove Mr. G riffith to bo the beach’ll park w aa.ln axeelthe rice-prer!dent and treasurer of lent condition ami fhat tha ato m „■ wac J u ita n unfortantto tlluatlon. ■■ the slob. * ' “In our opinion Mr. Pepvorth It U strange to oi that. al. day r* know* he is wrong or ha would j i o t i r 'a , and the day beferr the >. not he trying to pat such meant roof on tho grandstand wae being a. aa ha has employed to shift the r'-Jon'rod. To i«« It *rom» to ho a b lv r a to tho caaabsll cli£ itself. typical oaa* of Mocking tho door “ Ho also stoles that h t did not aftor tho home Is gone.* 'Mr. Papworth aleo itatee that kn:w that tha g riir'atm d Baked. It ha» V. an. eommon knowledge for Mr. Houghton did all that he eoald s rvrra) years that tha grands torn I t) remedy the situation bn Mood»y. f aked like rie'e. la s t yetr’a lod*l The cwn re of the Chattinooga baseball glut, had trouble wigs tha Club loll ui that both Mr. Pap­ rainy hamuse of thoJsaky epndl- a l rth ant MrJ Houghton promimd tlo n 'p f the graitdetani. Wa are to gat U r paper aod place the oncMplpf herew ith'a photofcnfph state o 'e r the eeeU In the gmndtaken «l< tha grandstand on Mar, at*ad In ordtr to p fao n t the mill from >een'n» ih w g h and farther n ifn lri their e r lp n e n t. They raid thnt Mr. Mn'iyhton, howe'er, waat to Crown Paper Company and a'ctm d heavy wrapping paper atttt place,! It on the arete Instead of tor paper. The paper Is still there, that le whet the n jn has left. Iffw did elfh 'r of those gentlemen aspect wrapping paper to shed rrin ? __ . Mr. Papworth oiso says that Vie reason th it Club tort »c» that aur hot*l wae too farm ftnm th* hall p v t.; At Daytona Beicli t h / r hotel h tw in as far f u n 1h<‘ park as our* I-.- from tho Sanford Park. ' I , •1 ), r - s f ( t e S in s V K W T f i t . T r e t *le t n ie e r r O f f ic e r D a is. Wu I'a s n r e , J a m . ■ ill, T -M k raw ] . | S m 'lt i m sn rrs •’b an e*. I-A I i f T K t r r t n ( I t , Sb "-' I P rt r s . J n b n a r r ih s B r * llA O K M li ■ P A IItr (1 ), l l n r v l e k , K lt A N K , I r - H o ii'R f»>. in k y n o t . I ICtsv»M li r s e , . . fstH ^ itv h u n t' • *Ted W "«H »s < 'l,« r lliiM h » li * *,trt.H R ', MeLAUUN r. ” ■ m a t Commissioner had a hiaka their final appearance at • to offer. No motion waa Snnford-Kennel Q ub greyhound td and thorufoav a v m B > ■w r'hrm ii-w rw k^ym sed-tatogha *km. Offend aa aa yxlre attraction at ■aiaatener W. A. Leffler ‘he track this weak. Hammond'a bad tho auhject, asking If the hcakloe. and hit stories of life In Mpaton wished to take official ‘he arctic, h a rt attracted considersene* of tho altcation. Asked, able attention* of dog Jo ren . what he had In mind. ComPosturing ' .tonlghiY 1 ll-w en t W«r Leffler said that Com- program It tha ninth race In which ■per W. A. Dupree had called tha odde-on favorites ore Wild ■ tha "phene about the mat* Penny, Jant, and Newt. A hurdle ^ nit* th* ! A SS ^ 's s z ^ s H ir .M w n Eskimo Dogs Track Ton For L&ai * 7 * III ua R „* 11.1a |t « n t as *•* PktnalTOS s*» .S a n a a a. . . -t.t~ U nited Lumber Co, Sea.-.nned nnd Unfinished I.uiober Lam bc, DuIMIan MzUriil 1M*fl*t “Lambar Measured Br Th* GaM*« RzW Ith and rrrach ■ PhM*n 1 One Performance Only ment And. Amusement Death Defyin i Motor Mad Manalca �Sanford U Tha Only Central Florida City Affording Rail. Elicft And Wrier Transportation T NEWSPAPER SAlfPOEP, FLORIDA^ BATtlRDAY, MARCH14, ISM RITTER SUMMONED FOR TRIAL F rie n d ly G e s tu r e E x te n d e d G e rm a n j B y L e a g u e C ounc: Trainmaster In San­ Vivid Blue And White ford Appointed To Flash Was Visible Succeed TLDumas 225 Miles Away In As Superintendent Nation’s C a pita! Census Fipirea Show It Is Worth 1141 h r Acre, Average In State Only *53 Confusing Points " m" In Slot Machine ^ase, v^ith,.L€®> r ei in •j i ° n Amicable Ba IS Pet Increase lit Acreage Noted Case Not Decided ^ t . i — France, B elgiu Naaber oT cattle In G oaty Increases 79 Pet In 5 Tears I j p o lu tern t u superintendent of the JnekaontllJaJtanford district of Um Atlantis Coast Lino rail­ road, oni n iillt g th* U u T. L. t a u . Death of Mr. D ra o i t e t M iofcy ceu**d Um vacancy f **d Mr. Jtaltlna' appointment n o |d tU 4 m of l b r . it. | Mr. Kofllno will bo u m o M ' Ste V o ln iH iiH for 1LI. ao It>abuna*tor this dlatrkt praxlraetely 22S mil-* awoy. by John Cordon Patter*on, who Alt tremor* fr^m the fiery Ed Molaefc, n m M r of n plo. n t body were reported felt irrmy m er family, who ha* announced boa botn chief dispatcher mllee north and eouth of NVwark. a s a Candida la for Sheriff of Wgywroes. Tho now lupnfnttndont of Polledmon on their round* tiH Semi noli County. U n A. C U b u been n reeL «f seeing a vivid »|ue and whlto dent of Sanford for o number fi**h In tho aky, fol owed aonrt of yonra, r m sine* ho wgg mlmitos later f y a devn rambling. M a u i trainmaster of thla dla. •» of * cannon on a dlrtvnt battlei m lan d l a Sem inole triaf on Sept. 1, U K The 'Sold. J / Tmopleton, Unlt-d Air ta r a t e d a t I141.T* per family homo la a t 1400 P a rk , tinea pilot, flying to Newark from pUnat a r a t e of I t t N A m nia, apd the family consists Clareland, aald be t a r a bri'llant • f Mr. and Mr*. Ra'llna, n bob light overtired that blotted out and a ' daughter. light of the moon about 2:30 A. M. ZdtSm FrenchAvenueAt Boulevard To Be RailedAndPaved Brick la "xT Be Salv»ged From Psving On W. First Street the meteor ae having a red core and a blue fame. Trenton reeldenU believed tho meteor posted directly overhead. They told (t was n brilliant that street light* were dim by com­ parison. Window* In the stale hospital wore rattled. Spain Arrests Ik* City.win therefore buy a car«• Florida on tend of roman! and th* WPAwIU P jV * * * ^ > • 4 »**l*taBt euporconstruct concrete gutters on •“* « » « « both I lit* of Wtet Fy-at Street * " NPbotworn MyrtU and I W t h -Av*- IH M M lw L r f th* Lakeland dL nno, th a t releaslog nearly enough, *riet J W ****• *•' 1HT, and ho W k k 'te pave tbo FruocVBouU-1rmnalnod there until there waa card fatt*ru:ctlon. Vitrified pov-1 ■ oanaoUdatte of several die ,ag brick* now tuad In tba gutter* «" -taw 1. l t t l , wkm he «co* a groat deal mar* than **• " “ t e trainmaster af th# Tam. menu City Commistlontr V. H. M »U »tetet White buret stated, and the CUy **r - Patteruua, who suaaoeds will therefor* accotnpUeb quite a ouporiatendeat SoUteg ao trainsaving by baying tba car of re- neater, entered th* service of n o n t and thereby releasing par- *»• t a l road an Ayr. t , 1204, aa lag brick her the Improve mea t a t lOeneiwqia mm re e e w ^ et Dollars 1 Inheritance Tux Paid By DuPonts i ' Federal Judge Hal.Uad Ritter <lcft) of the Kou dlitrlc: l« otown In Washington as Chetlry Jum y, artni In the Senate, read a lummona for the Juriit to t a r the Senate and face Imptachmrnt charge*. Apr. as the date for the trial. (Associated Prose Photo) Papworth Regrets TSpjgTm That Valdez Lost By Club Leaving c ity n ew s Some Questions Are Condemn Germa: Yet UnsetUed By v u llu eill^ crmi1 A Court Decision ‘Decisive Measur To Insure Safi TALI AHAS3EE, Mar. 14.-Gt3 Is French T hu —D unite unanimous derision ef the Supreme Court In upholder the ''daublo for" of 1120 annually in v n O N . Mar. 14— <AP)f rr tho operation of taeh slot mi—Frenr* annaaaeed t anight rhino In Florida, atroral confut­ her wllllagtieaa to conaMar a4 ing point* r rm a ln to bo arttlod. It altrrnats plan -jSereby Gat* I* ripoctrd that furthor ro rt many might retain her troops, p rn ro d ln n will h« taken t" d»la the Rhineland. A French Irrmlnr. how m uch r f th ' t a x U to spokesman aald:** We da not h* n»ld hy th- owners of tho mawant to etlck blindly In nor rhino* nnd hnw m u ch la to b« lastaicare on evaettation of ww paid hr tho opoTatoro. can got eometklag bettor* unanlmnuily, th* . Fuprrm* Court uphold tba Orange county 1.OND0N, Mar. tft circuit eourt In dismissing an effort by Frank Sharp fb act an (AP) —A feature of frb Injunction preventing tho City linens w aa extended to l of Orlando from requiring pay­ itant re-armed Gerautny League of Niki ment of the doubled 'levitate on ‘the Council today Ir an effW each machine. Alto unanimously, tho eourt avert trouble over ra-01 Says Planned Resig- K- H. Brown was nation Is Not Conk °T ‘ nected W ith Case i<g*d emtwuioment. ted States Chamber of Commerce b Watching Ship Canal Controversy » tal, decisive maaauraa* m prove necessary to Insure own safety, the council dag to ask Chenerilor A dolf' l*r to talk the m atter ovog an amicable basis. Meeting In the ecariot' gold drawing room of MM SL Jamie Palace hero, dahg board Foreign Secretary' thony Eden assure (teraUMj fullest cooperation ta bjjO a nrw pence sirueturn. Pit and Belgium Joined In g mend that the League*‘ damn Germany as a broakei treaties. Eden agreed that Incontestable breach , of trot ho* been committed," but at that the peace of. Europe pended on the Council's aril Tho Council Invitation to ' many was decided upon ta private cession. Tho council pressed Ike hope a Hitter resent*tiro woo'd arrive fat ! don In time for tho public elan Monday. whereas tho law required * pay­ ment of |120. ' The rullnge mean that th* op. I erator who own* th* star ma­ chine* muet pay |fla occupation President JI. St, Papworth of J- C, Robtrio, Ju el llctnees on each machine, In JW. Chamber of Commeree. In a performed th •ddltlon te hi* regular Keene* f*o of $300 entl'ltng him to eiu gego In the ‘ business. A'ao, tho “location operator" | q whoa* ent Arthur Branan announces a I’l*** *he machine * ta located reof the Boy Scout Court n,u,t P*X $40, making the total ite- ot Honor ln th* junior High of *110 «»nu»Jly. *y. School next Monday evening at "ouneel for slot machine op. mil 7:30 o'clock, erator* H |() (h,y dkl not tho ----- — whether further .proceed i*iSmilay’* tV»e: High a t 12:33 lnr* ,n 1,1• *•**■ ho filed. I A. M. and 12:48 P. M„ low at A* ,h,M '»*»* wer# decided, hm OiBO A.' M. and fl:M P. M. Mon-, lh* 8uPr,m ® Court also held n l- doy'i tide*: High at !:2« A. M.' con»HtuHonaJ a (action of th* am- «nd 1:43 P. M., low i t 8:01 A. M. 1,w w*| l*h prohibits slor machine* Leo- and 8 P. SI. 1 within 300 feet of any church or . ‘ P«hll4 school, oxcept In hotele. bv- The regular monthly moiling ^ urth*r, the court ruled th* ded of th* women'i civic committee m**»ur*meru should be from the U, A ffot Its pretested fol- of Iho Feminol* County Chamber l>0,nt lh* oue!n*t* vtsbllshment LONDON, Mar. 14. --Vi of Conlmerc* will h* held t a J i c 1 ° church, and not reea Chamber of Commerce building tb* ,pot wh,r* ‘ho alot 8tetro abaonoo from the La of Nation}, gravely woi a t 10 o'clock next Monday morn. mtcWn* Mtually [a located. French financial export# w Hag with the problem of a| lag proposed unctlouo agi Dr. Henry McLaulln of Sanford Germany. Eaparfi eoatli la chairman of arru ig m an ta for a cont-lned meeting of Ui* Central end Lake Region ion**' o f the State* hold* the key te Florida Rtete Optometrlc AssoclsATLANTA, Mar. 14. —(API locking up of th* Reich i tlon In Wln|er Haven tomorrow —Three Judges of tbo Superior ami was rrFritl F, Dorn, r was last n'ght embargo** Court *odsy dealt a blow to Agrnt C. fl- ;>lM*d In nnminsllon as stall*-1| The U. S. rank* high te ruler of Ranfo.d lji-l-t' cf Fills*.[ Governor F.ugens Talmtdgo’s -ourc* of raw msUrlslc for < Warranty deed fled far recanl financial "dlctetenklp" by ho'd- many, dooylto gertoo* reduat I that tco lltth The nomlnstlon w u , unanimous, today dlscleaea ■the porchae* by Ing that state funds cannot bo in Imports during tha past paid to brons- f Istllon of officeri w*ll he h*IJ at Sophlo B. Crooketon from E. I . withdrawn* ears have con tho M lt-lodge sreelon. two wires , .. depliitoriaa yoaru. W iry of Yatea, N. Y., of a proptotal thing fer heneo. K. F. Itom hollrr la tho without an appnprtntlon bill. French oxperte found the oMsr. “As a present exalted raise of th* local arty on Park Avenue between Talmadg* baa Insisted that al­ S. la mllfaig Germany epyr Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets. wueor. bconiln* **r- Dorner U leading though tho last legislature mstely $07,128,004 worth Iberenua stamps levee led that tha failed to pass on appropria'lon American good* *nnua)*y w n the grave be-; the leaves fall. Oibrr off r*r* nomlnited last bill for 1918-17 be hod the right bnyfiig $0,700,000 worth art ateonute to. "'* h* without opposition are to administer funds of tho German goods. They bailors d. , . ( Georg# Thurston for leading In gvunt a f esnsllnte Gsn* boar* end me- *"»£*• CUrsne# Adam, for loyal could buy In tb* United « t W t proport .,n ^Bl<bt* Herb«n Meeatr for loetur* practically everything «h*t, id' aondltlon of, E. B. Rn k* for tiler Is purchasing in Eonpst. k because th e. "* 8Prnff»'* f T trustee. , I f air tight eanations d factories. I t ' Thro, nominations for ehecrvted, however, Germaa that th# far-] ^ n r wvre mad*. They are Howeri i critically hampered. ( hi evalUld. *“« " h # n f t th* R*v. J. J. >* enjoys a favorable I hast a gsnorsut 4«wl J. 1L Btewart. v ta t are in good the t W W T u t « h ' ’S w t a r tw g lW o - of Ut. by-law. In m p w t ^ ** rather doaeiy* the Florida shin te tb# adrption of a resolution aL canal eo n trartn y , IU aoereUrr the annual meeting because af, i write* PraridsRt H. M. Fapwonh tba faat U te w ry MWy »• h* nml •tlM M ^O O whl I t follow* of th* BamlaoU County Chamber considered a state rather than a I --------fm which nf Cam marts, hut It . la barely national matter. I Treepg 1 poaaibla thg national ergaalxattrn "As yon know, tba National BERLIN, Mar. 14 •About the smallest thing may taka no tation aa the quo*- Chamber la Tory definitely com-' troop# maneuver In Dnytona Bracb over did was tlon might b« considered n state milted to a proaodcra by tba | tend In blunt atfleb to artUcIg* Ranferd after tfc* ratktr titan n national matter. ftdtral government wh'ah will re- af reports abroad ti Mr. Papwarth wrote Howard m lt In tits batenring of tho fed- tho gnty^ted fo ro o .- Fred F. Dorner Nominated Head Of Elks Lodge m fln nation of the Rhineland, the face of warning i France that "urgently 1 ‘Dirty Crack* About Sanford Resented By Celery Farmer �lifti Inability quately the necessities of life, there la another daarw he to not Butter particularly far want of food and clothing, but wtu> arc none the lea pathetic vfetfcna of the do* preaalon There is no more trifle tod of economic ad* varsity than thone whose heaviest Iom is In their pepcs of mind. ' Strangely enough, It U not llv u ri thOOS VfcQMJflr come* shrink from ten or fifteen (Mfen « ,OTM or three whoee mind* ere moot up hie five or ten thouaend a jreep f drop from twenty-five or fifty th< maet aeriooe mental straights. It I which disturb* him, bot thg 1a not worried about finding enqqg Toafecp; he (a detracted because down hill, failing to gat ahead In Such people often have aO tit life they went, or certainly all t))0( find themaelve* restricted to twq ^rmerly hed three or four, whaa fronted with the neceaeity of rffl eerventa from ten to three, whan sufftrad m an . >taUd M 11, ot Detroit, ta d Harold JIock-1 water, fT. Tha creak, taking placs on. fadarel H ic k e y No. | M arl tko Dada-Broward rouaty llu», broke open a 100 gatlpo rweyte eaaellna l4»k n l l i r track. Spraying upon tbe occnpanU of •bo oeden, tko foal caucbt Art, apparently from a motor epark, aad Immediately enveloped .m l car. I t wee rlrtoeHy demolUbtd.' MARCH M. IMS. citing Atiy at the eeashore, they htolWWPi «Imply WwafMM*They aro far more depresofd WjwitlRy tbiR • fl4* ored boy who hasn’t had • lamb fhap la m fW flM V who gets his dally remut from im m f f m w i t f M M rant garbago cant. They worry fr»t MWMt Htfff plight by day and have difficulty sleeping | t HWHt Twff become Irritable and crota, and M M m § M The little trlala of children get M fM jf n m w jH le W lF nary domestic proMcme drive ilM n # s j L m ™, a s ffM lW , T h f P t * * urea which people normally get h im Mtfftft I M I M and the simple things of life feat**# l i l T MK I M problem for their weary mlndt to atwa The easiest way around such a serious stumbling block aa deciding which of last year's dreaaea to wear to thia ycar’a principal ooclll function, or finding a way to forget a note which can't be paid) la, for mapy unfaetunately, to drown their troubles In dririk, ana, for aoBMh to take dope. How many do we know who harp suffered w» .oil yo u t h a t the reverses but who in no wise art In deepe IS ' ball].-cry f o r 1S3S stances, that have thua tried to soive their ( k a t a id f a m l i a r ta n a , This la 1ho, way which leads inevitably • a M l of w a r r more reverses, to scandals and divorce, ta I ia toms talk, af drafting disease, to eompleto demoralisation and i la ran far geteracr. or and often to suicide. Such people have Sim be would, hare ta ba perspective, the normal : who baa not gat aJU they ere simply makjniig mountains out of mo to them, la no lea# res).' none the less pathetic P«a<« lima military In American kl»a Senate the etkor USE ready for peace bad ta Ckoes Over Dill—headline. Tbs is to ba m * o f find-, ratslng an cnormoai bnay wlihouj sn jaea t/K nV A aa this baseball wa kra as lnno- dag n af tka Locarno p Adolf Hitler ramiada 4 Waa koatkar Carman t h t - t o t o ” Kslarr Rill, Ud U a WarM W ar by the B m ik a Maetrality S f w^ra2ra’^ X ew iw tek , b*« « 0 * t4 si cue. *e«y M IV record« by court end waa ordtrad to traaa. P?rt tbam U> DoLand by c. AdWea. ■pedal state attfnwy MSt hare by Cuy. Dav» gboir. ■■ ki? It la never too late to prevent baldness until aftsr one becomes bold. Then, apparently, th en is vary UUla sea can do about it. Bat If a person will givs his saolp the proper attention as spon as ha first notices that his hair la falling out, he can usually prevent further foiling, and sometimes get more hair to grow back. pits, at least, la the conclusion to ba gained from an article In Time News Magaxlpe which says that, paade grow bald because follicles from which hair grows dia or become stunted. "A dent follicle can aavrr ns revived/’ Si* .** ffr -* W U N on b^Mttla vwy oatoean PATTpW. that hair follicles d ie because _ _ __ genna coming In contact with tbs scalp, bat rather other reasons. A , ' ;. ‘T?r i dr *i X3tSSmv . Mr. and Mrs. Merrill era ex- To County Seat Preventing BaldneM growth. P recisely what hormone causes baldness]s known. But in man the mole one h ^ o p e f c T d f i j tho ringleader. Wiry, energetic mtQ or* apt to W e S D um py, cu n n in g m en aro apt to ba. batf Toot «TS may restore hilr to a glandular bakMtead If the M l Every Individual Is Asked To Join Drive Per Safety s s s u rv iiw i* ' If people could only take losses and grip) If could only forget their misfortunes and remembei blessings: If they could be/In degperoto clrcutm without becoming,desperate; If they could paly to take things'so. easily when going down hill os gping up; if-they could only keep their pesos of when things are going wrong; much to tragedy and distress of Ilf* would be overcome. grtJWth^h’s” * as;! T h o m as T c n a s a t,; —The yrakak sSKrw hi&zspui Mn and Wra. P. B, Doo- Dpeala—GrapeelUe �, ■, \ ^ SANFORD, FLORIDA’ Cmbaret Dinner Will New President O f NBC Friend Of Florida By NINA OUTER DEAN * Be Given By Club ■ 1A R G A H E T al Calendar Mo n d a y . r 'p w f i M meeting of a in ’t Missionary Sedety Teat Methodist Church t place at 1:00 P. H i at eh with Cirri, Number Mr*. • J. B. Crawford, , to charge. -spendable Claes a f the EpUeopal Church S- at the pariah TUESDAY rr band of tb a 'n a ab y i»diary win meat a t I. and tha inaplratipnal ‘nd annual ’ report* will a at 9>«A A* u Senior CUm 3-Act Play ib Ing Rldc* By," a comedy • i r Mi. leh r ju st t* to help case tensions snd pour ell oalitupVtx. our morn'ng scheduls^on IrwiNH wster*. II* m«J» wmld work cut 'nicely," u 1.1 m«ny friends frr Florid, and did l(a* « n In the offic* where I |n In* Job there .ml h»» here In 3f* | R.ilm c lo Interview Lrno* Ntw York, too. I her* heard many Lohr. thr now provident of ih* fsvorabl* comment* on th* ExN atcnsl Broadcasting Company. Mbit and we, your neighbor* at Slnee I had t«»n listening to tho NIlC and other New Yorker*, #n- A T THE CHURCHES le n te n DwalloRO TV«4l«eOay H | . Aa unuaoal type of entertainK rid ir ere n ln a n , 1:11 P. M. _a _a cabaret _A Jd.nner, _ _M ment, willE ton. be npvrtnt M»«* far OiUdroa Soter. day, t :*« A. U. Imlruclloo* > (U h \ aponaored by thr board of manaworn. gar* of the .Woman's Chib of CiMifrailiiR, lU lu rd n r from a n a d a y S ch o o l. 10 00 A. I t Sanford on Thursdsy. evening. P r e a e h ln a O vrvlea, It:* * A. M. P. H. t> « to 1’ m nod I r e a T:M P rv a c h ln e B ervlco. t i l l P . M. I*. M.to » 0* I* M Mar. U , at the dub house on T o n n e P e o p le 's M in tle a F r id a y , O tk Aeenoa for the building fond M O P. M. of the chib, it waa anneunced to­ P ra y e r U a i t l l f W odotoday, t:l< TU I NA1AKIUIII Nun. lay School, HundtJ, 19 A* M. P. M. _____________ day by lira. W. U Cooper. Pr*A fhtn(. ita n d a r, U A. ML ■Dbumr will be “ lerred while a n u OO0PWL T M H M a c U N V P. M, Sunday. 7 I \ M } P rr s rh ln c , Sunday, J P. It. peogram la pnaented by local be afta il that a bollftin would bc| “Mr. Brown vsld me that you I'm » » r Xte#tlnc. b « ilm s f |a y t S talant and following dinner th e n HUid the nay Rockefeller Cent-r a® hunting every year down n P. \l will b* an entertainment by pro- doe* ah ut the observation roof Alabama a t the TrmMgbee Club P ray er and F a s t l n r S«rv|e«. Frtw day. It A. M. wonder If yon Baaday School • Jb-A . * on doody .'aye, 'Visibility llm- *w«r Mfbile. I ,1 Th* il*v II. F. flrnham , p a sto r, . _e,_ It §#miOB, ll*W A. H. Ited” sn-1 I'd have to go home happened to not(C9 OUr HOuW E ra n ifml 111 le S* nr lea, 1:99 1 T 1IE aAi.V ATIOV AltWT shooting d io ra m a a t th# K ih bU***i 7T*4n*s4sy P n y r aa4 1 Cap!a Iti and lirm, F. B. F* p *B» families end all ticket* en ttla wltho.t a i-limp.e of him. In s-l• Yea. I did. and It made nia a«rv>o* W^avoday. d U o n t ht» importance In the Numl • j SsrflPts. one to the dinner and the program Hun<aAV Bchofd, 10 A. M. _____________ ___ 'ielenTTf'c ami radio world, he 1n< think aboUf »hw p ip b-ortaue*—I t "1 ll«»lln#A« Ji*rYlca», II A. M. w M f r o a s — ------__ d<dn‘t go South thlo year. 1 waa go- Ftmre r a s a w ttk f tan CM' Young rrA p lm C :|l F . U. The affair will be tha final tf- an ad V-l hut. r for ni • becati H*lvAil->n Bsrvteo, 1 ^ p, If, Clair ln* *° ,Jo another tort of hunting.” , p , g. D. Bmwai.v, peator. hU eoltni' v. I'o n rll and f r r t by tbe club to raise money (>jk#n-nlr M rpiing, T |», XA auvh Ml» eye* twinkled, and 1 knew ho Sunday Bchool. •;(> A. u Ccllesr. \ amhriilir, hold TuAAtiar. 7 19 p u . Soldi art for th* bcild'ng fund aa the prin­ “hunUng- Information on *7".! Un ^nd.Te.V. \*H r cipal and Intercat will be due by happy tm-riorien f-r me of Spring meant FMil**-, * i*. IL. 11*1In*** 9*rv* radio for hia new Job. lie l« a gwalne Worship, liia P. M Day and ••( a w ry English tea hi M m * of Mis* Marjorie Du- Apr. 1. lei-. ... crmpletrly thcrourv peraon, Mr. -------Cambrl-lin» h rrr the Ktcnio HAiurijAF. 7 10 r M . Op*n*alf Boo* will reg ret.U leant that aha Committee* In charge are aa l^ihr, and I have heard people ____ Ucpilng la Hi a t the FarmOtl-LanghUin followi: Mr*. 0. M. Harrison and and llm i mvmnv prevent refought ■ay that one of hi, chief eharacAdjiitsin Ami Mr*. Ptllon of Jack* n*v. nr, J, Xervoy,^paalor. Manorial BaapItaL *t»nTill# will hsvf rhnr«w of th* •« * .' B. C Moore, enterteintnent; the Lord'. Day cricket match of terletica ie the way he aaka quo*-, „V w",*SwlVo. U V x . * the day t-f->r? iver each acorn«*i'**n All mrwiinu NAluntay • a rut Mr*. John MeD.-h, Mr*. A. J. | tinna about thing! :n whkh he la Kranloe Pvrvlev, I:M P M ib* HtilUir ms sat vie* Sunday mornMr*. A. A . Philip* waa called to ratvreon, and Mr*. J. E. Baker, log /in tire e le d and keepa right on ..^ 'V '.^ d V .* .rth ° Mr. l ohr i* an engineer, JackaettriBe b i t night by the dinner arrmngemrnU; Mrs. WalV**u iif* onrdlaH y |nvlt*d to *11 hammering uwuy at It until ha n onih. Iho-wp tenlre a Barieva 10m m of her mother, —r L. Cooper, publ city Mr*. Journal'^, firm er editor of tho fin), out everything ho want. :e LAKa w an v rtm w cw i A rthur Bra run and Mrs A. M. Journil of the Society cf Ameri­ Mra. Ruby Wetter, ' envaen Philip*, tickets; Mr*. J. Adrian can Military Fng'n*er», a World know. I have heani, too, that he, . . ------7T__ A M. Catea of IhllahaM** la Brown and Mr*. J.. B. Cogburu, War m»l"r with a citation fur always lork* ahead to te« whal'a ing an d p re p a r* * f« r It. T h e re M o rn ia t W orahla, A. tha p u t af Mr. add Mra. A. D. oorvlng committee; and Mra H. erolnev- tiodcr fire and merlin- com i* a sto ry t h a t Mr. t>nhr a n d aom o Ch%»rch Be hoot. I ItJ 9 a . II. Zachary a t their home on Mag- M. Papworth and Mr*. Jam tx riou* ami ce In action, vtco preii-| S iS S fS r. ^ S a i K ! i * “ Moughton, dceoratfon*. A numbrr dint ati l member of tho Board of frirm is v rerr o n a th ir ty tw o fo o t of cthor club member* have the Mu-c,mi of Science and . 3 boii nn th e Potomac River. Ho Tlioaiaaooe M. A. lin n d in s s F F is r o P A L duatry i i hicag*. When you aibl — T,rV quirt and aomebody of1«* Beaale Zachary returned volanteorod their service,!. i h i h i ii a pen n y fo f hin tiny •v * n in *■ a t 7:19. to all tb that he i« only forty- fc rn l him T h- I tr y M u tin Hrgm. rsclo r. •rday from TaQahaaaee where ih*ught*. He repl ed that ho waaTAatcn.VAC.K n r r i r r cn t r*l Bim4 ay In four an l n n general manager of •pant a abort time vliltlng ‘A nything Goes’ With _____ II tl» iV m m unlnft. 7 10 A 1C the C*m r y of I'rogroa* in Chicn- juit figuring how to manage if HI* L1rrlL.AJlu a l. U # A M. • t ehruld happen to run into Woodman Hall. Oaa Aveai Bin* Crosby At The io , ami f^r the fir»t time In b iv they 7;.u Vtmrrr a p «I Harmon, another boat that waa on first K Oiwno, pa,'or ran a n exposition auc cxxfiil. Kitz Theater Sunday lytf rywith y*m Johnson, aup«rlnf#i«4i '• 14*lmigal«tn nf v p, a L i i b nefil nf tax tubaidv, Hr p armed It alii down In th* d**’artdldatFBi tall, of controlling poaeiblo panic. M»rnlae H'orohlp, 11:00 A. you can understand that I wax "."'••'•I Sir* A llrnnxo, • -A nythin, Com .” . hifh h .„ ' r-IMT*. \ nt} |» Oddly enough, anon after th.o, M •. a *’" r0*al"loHUMoa Va o’a premier* Sondey at the Rlt* bcg'nnini to wonder if a machine t.ohr and arm# friend* were out to all 7" 1" B I*. « tn p n •o perfut could be human, ton. Th**lar. 1* a Jolly, tunefu'. enterrinaT uRTHnnioT t ru a n t ‘ a* ^ boat th at‘h'was r ^ not on ‘a"1® F in e r WAFTIWT And jii-t *t thtx p mt, in came tMlolng picture. Bing Cro»-)y clm ® another fir* — - ^ CMCIH T i A ft- l-wlv, m ln la ttr. Mr. Lohr There*, eonicthlng very ‘ kii-cl, Sch.ml in . u | b u t lin k in g . T h a y r a r r i t d o u t M r. W illiam F » rti Brook a. J r. ohruba * r 1 *&• • * ! S n . T. L ITarrU, Jr. p l,y ,r ln ,h i" •oldtrrlv about hint, partly |i t , atm Ufa, V* Pi Ehrri*. Ill, era p la n n er au rrad Paramount pr**entatl:n of n h u ' lohr'a preccDcrlvrd plan and ,0n„Rdor nrnool. *:«l a. m. to B r t * ^ , * to Maewi, 0*. Sunday the popular Broadway muilcal manner, which l« «tra ghlforwnnl , *aved not only all paaaengtra Moraine wor,hip. n oo A. and direct, partly In his carriage N wtth a i f M h l . S l w *ponding a abort time hero comedy which broke record* dur- for he - trimly built and erect. ! liut *v,n their belonging*. I bo-; WoAhl'p.^ M P. 1 ta* 1U New York run. He |, „ . llevo that thla atory lo character- Earphonoo for in* hnrd of to ’furnish owa »Hh Mr*. Harri*' parent*^ Mr. lalje of the man and tho way ho n*' _______________ table oentetplecgi n d Mr*. E D. Mobley, Oak Ava- Mated by mich favorites a* Ethel Harman, Charlie Rugglea, Id* I doc» hi* work. j r ia iT (-munch o r c n a Luplno and Grace Bradley. | ill you tell me armething i f l a . n av All the famou* C de Torter I about your work oa prevblcnt t f Chrlellon (It lane. ..rvleoo a pgrm tttad;1 Cadet First Lieutenant-Adjutant To-Nijfht ,NBC, Mr. IdjhrT”, I aeked, .•»•»? Bundar moraine o( Iko n ‘plants to Balph Talat will arrtv* toaaorrew aong* which wore unircraaily pop­ J *Tho work naturally fall, Into J) i P l k b S S T h T O m p S i • noeaoaalon from Fork Union Military Acad- ular are heard In thla mirthful Ihrre rategorle*. the oaloa dlvl- Hul„iaora." rCUaa IS. emr at Stott Union. V a. to spend Picture. He has provided a num­ *lrn, the maintaining of a n.twork n Id**«^n™m by ' school n weak hero with his parents. Dr. ber of othtra which are equally ax r stations ami thr> actual ques- \hm nihl* and all aathorlssd good a* "You’re th* Top,*: “Any­ iTlion thingi H0" onrrowod M *"“ . vor'«•"*“'» thing 0«ea," end "I Get a Kick u of i • putting , , , on tho . air. , road, piarekaaod« Reasons Why You llh ta lait, the priblern of eafo- Tuouay and Fridays from Out of You.” Additional tong's hy guarding the air, la a d fflcultone. *’■ u other music maker* are Included. Should I picture radio a . a v.yltor to th . rwR)e l m o D t n cll0| , Outstanding In th* lyric line ,day 1 Play 8-C-R E-E-N-O Piny borne and try to romembvr that are the parodie* on "You’re th- "r 'h* Feature Pictures) il. appeal la to alt tho membira lark, Mnnroo, Ftw. Top" which Croaby and Mlxx Mer- ,lll,in^ I of the family from tho children 3h* , ,'*'r' J' }v- ,T ,r' man sing. The** took the *jdi- |, ,r n ' S I.O O O R E W A R D • ,h' grandmother. I think of 1 “ enc* by atorm with their uncxpect- ,ntl n i niy hji.lnr** In th',ae term*.” r. i* m. a ( i t p. aa I ’ Sir. !.ohr, you love the’ wood*, rr*«ehln« T:»* P. M. , TI11ir , | | tha school with tb* f . nryant, the Mlasm Margaret 1 and outdoor*, don’t vcqT" Thla, r n i i n i n r nan ctoe* taosaora. Mr*. R- C. Max* Homo#*lie. Franco*, and Eathwalt and R. E. Kipp, wad th* Bryant, and Billy Bryant duert) li^ these pariv' icx, from| Ilollx A w n u . ond F ifth BtrooL II** J. I'. I’lnlno. ( tu to r , irtwol prindpnl,' Prahaaor 0 . H- ^ arrtrad la Sanford from Ethiopia to stratospheric flight*. a u n d s r aekiHii t o e t a . m . Th* bright dance routine* by McKay. ’ Houatan, Takas to spend mm* I’o a r k l n e 11:0* A. M. end T:M - Those praeent derided to sell time. They are living a t B09 Mag- DoRoy P rint deserve mention, a* r. M. candy at th r laaksr pjay Wedaen-, n*H« Argnua. Mra. Howell la th* doe* the faat-pMcd direction of Avm tiiol* C n u n ly a t o t l s t Cvwrrn lln n 1:1* F. IL day arealng a t tha aahoel house * fw * r of Mr*. H. B. pop* of this Lewis Mll*»ton*. Tho . omllmco ix carried head ong from amusing exsad Mi*. F . E. BotumHal. ¥**rapaJr* to dhrartlng song!, and a BIB. Mr*. I t r . Wilton. Me*.' ■■ -------JO H lt « E. J. Moughton,^ Mr*. 0 . H. B a p t i s t E . L . C l a S S from spectacular night club acenc.x to madcap comedy. Brown. Hr*. E. 8- Rockty, asd * y Q n n lo l i r at Crodby la a knight errant Mrs. Haary Tamm were oppel at- M M S O C lS l M e e t i n g aboard a traas-Atlantic liner, ni* ed to take ahaiya. -It w*e bIm ] -------- derided to gfr* a party far th * | With Mrs. B. to Back ami Mrs. borrowed paaiport get* him Into Sealto Class before tha doe# af Margaret r k t c W as j TIIM trouble, for It lelonga to a public enemy. T hat passport force* him to tumble in and owt of sundry disguises with hilarious conse­ | Sunday | quences. The whole ship becomea nqdhouae of fun, wh n Croul y ■tops a t nothing to direst pat urn g en of their costumes. In the end, ho gets his reward with an riuetr* romance. "A nyth!*, Goes” la amusing en­ tertainment through and through. , A. with an tatornwl 5* It la heartily recommended to one Blast Shown 2:30—4:45—7:00—»:15 raday .eonlnc a t tha and a'1. Matin** Night S m o sad ether spring anfaflow inK ^Mra. ChlMrtn U Adults 40 Children 25 AdnlU 55 of pink formed the centerpiece. At th* conetu*Ion of hanrhnm : ?* ■ u “ w v i w - T , a " S w ! bridge games were enjoyed in.ihe rahaaeat* war* a e r r j t * * * * * * ** W j M n k J. (aid mom. High scare prise, a whit* purse, was awarded ta Mr*. Georg* Itarbet while second high aeon price, a cut glass p a te , was given to Mrs. Julia Ludwig. Mrs. Fetor Thurston was tho reclpl-nt e f p largo bouquet of gUdluli as *<t prise. Tho boner guest*, Mrs. ZerroMar and Mrt> Ptrnge, re­ ceived linen bandktrchli fs. while A t M iyfalr the ether honor guest, Mrs. Fred Bender, waa presented with white Sixfli Annual Flower Person ah * T. • t B ill o'clock a t tha AUtarhm with - Mia. entirely MONDAY B«nun&f L.TS. .ktW siaa'P sw ssyas: Are Honor Those present were; Mr*. Fred Bender, Mra. Margaret Zerrrnn r Mr*. August Pleng*. Mr*. Chx'l • Wilke, Mra. John Render, M rx. Ben W tke, Mrs. Oeerg* Bsrhridc, Mm. Jails Ludwig, Mia. GeorgHeriat, Mr*. William Ludw'ir, Mr*. John Lodwig, Mia. F rrn k Mrtaeh, H r, Me*. Fetor Thurston, Ml*. Ja* Ml M b Mbs. Francis Meriwether, Mrs. WflBaaa Stork- Jack Alexander Timothy’s �” Distressing U la the hsvoc wtpugh^ th# un­ employed during period* of h u d times by tho n m «« of hunger, cold, and tha genera] inability to aecure ade­ quately the necessities of life, there to another das* who co not suffer particularly for want of fbod and clothing, but who are none the less pathetic victims of the der press Ion There is no more trmgie toll of economic ad­ i t i l u l UT •>D ow ns i n versity than those whose heaviest loss la In their pefcg Odd-Numbered Dis­ l& tif Qa Highway aoLurwopp, tricts AO E x p i r e or three whose minds are most p ns five or ten thousand a year drop from twenty-five or fifty tl moat serious mental straights. l\ which disturbs him, but tha s not worried about finding enqm to sleep; he is districted because down hill, failing to get ahead |p ty Such people often have all tfcg if# they want, or certainly all they find themselves restricted to two formerly had three or four, whgs fronted with ths necessity of rw) servants from ten to three, whan Europe and satisfy themselves w ih H W m W ItoM Wtflk citing etoy at tha seaahore, they Mom* mpUMlWIWWThey are far more depreaafd mentally tfMfl | ffh ored boy who hasn’t had a Ian>b thop U fig »t»H Hlill who gets his dally repast from fteofwf ftohlpg if FHfllto rent garbage cans. They worry §aq frft (MUt M9w plight by day and have difficulty sleeping ftt WffV i W become irritable and cross, and gaanff op few dyqMMi The little trials of children get M thefe BSPVtoLJWIi #P|f nary domestic problems drive uirng fnfeifet im* M p* ures which people normally get p g Mllay, gfeMMi •i u popster so s and the simple thingp of life btoflWU j« ji «M MVV candidate op s do- problem for their weary minds to m v a The easiest way around such a serious stumbling block as deciding which of last year’s dresses to wear to this year’s principal aocUl function, or finding a way to forget a note which ean’t be paid, to, for many unfortu­ nately, to drown their troubles in drink, and, for soma, to take dope. How many do we know who have suffered w» .all you that tte reverses but Who in no wise are in desperate circum­ I hstdaery for 1030 stances, that have thus tried to sohra their problems. i t e l old fas) Iter ton*, This is tho way which leads Inevitably to mora and Ml M .l"1' snd often to suicide. Bud) peop eople haveslmply lo rtlR B perspective, the normal functiiiootwr pf thaiy r ip * . M tn they are dimply moun . . . . . making . untalna out of molenuto. tAnd e w yet the w in mountain, iu u i , | i h i i i i , to m i them, m iv u i , ito a no n o less ic a . ireal, o p f, W*uy gllly?• Yes. CraxyT Yes, But none the leas pathetic an4 paste Ume mHlla-y la American hi*- deplorable. If people could only taka losses and grtnj if they i« B*uste tha o tter» U nt r**dy for peac., could only forget their mUfortunes and remember their ’ blessings; if they could be-in deeperste dreumstepces u , — L - . , v wUhout becomin|r.desperates If they could poly lean to take things as, easily when going' itown hill as when -going up: If Ihey could only keep their peace of 'mind when things sro going wrong; much of tho Backed In GM«* Over h a BUI—tesdilna. Th. soema to ho eso o f flndiy of raking an ctiorWoo. t t ifwoay w U test sayan* one suffered third deaxce bum*,1 aad Mn. rart«r. . Sheriff Walter CUrh of B^pw-! ■rd Musty arretted tiro Crack., iprn. Hated a* Thoms. Ttunaut, I1f of Detroit, sad Harold llotkwater, f7. The crash, tahiag place on Federal Hlchway Ho. | n,*r tho I>*d*.Brow»rd county Iter, • hroho opes a 100 callpom*n| } rttolN te»k ra thot track. Spraying upon tho occupant, of * tho wdin, tho fool caught fire, m •pporoniiy from s motor ipvk, f •Sd imm.di.Lly r«v*lop«d ,q«| _ car. It wg« virtually dcmolUbcd.1- -S TbySthe-Plntetwe B r a iA lln s ttSjlto# * fir. es/fjrp m tto . SSI1 hi*'. Tte field* ... 1 .ter of Orate* pmplo wtecoato o rft to the .peaking. <«n m ating a t Psate Prlitej after- s Asked To Join Drive Pw Safety peetteg p tern* party tom Miami thte wsek. Ttelr stony of tte m«mb*r» of tte Hou*. ten* announced tor ra-olpctfen. Otter* tsra rasdldsteo for otter •ffteoo, and ootoo am withdrawtag tom tte psllltesl arena. « m u a wwm attoa add asmband dktrtct* who*, taps* ta­ pir* thte year srat C. H. Lundy of Milton, first of TetegS, fifth; B. L. of Bartow, **v.oth| Wil*01 of Brook.villa, ninth] . Btkrs of B|. P.tcriburf, W. WsUan of MteisL ffltPSSL.JSi., by giif ft* its te movnutpl Is f e l t r a which h* tenuid >rarai dasth-trap*-—to m *t*U . ways. Hays Is s member o f Qi d tp t wlUj tte ofralgumcot to­ flhoira'a ISM 8 b f« y Do* day ft Mayor I t H. Arm.lrong, and is chalnnau' of UjV M .V f .r M. B. Crouch BUta Chamber *f Cowm«y AMf. ITo^fird Armitronir, pon of thp mayor,, of tha town of D*yt«oy and .n b .iil.m c n l of ;nu(Blclpol fund., municipal record* dpal funds, municipal rocorda o t Dayteae W*»a brought to tte county M il hero by Circuit Covrf Clarji l W .ll.r H*wl(n. after City O frk firpnel, Mllla' W W * f caamlpatJos of tb«m; tesra 1* mw IsaSKA'MV Mr. <M*ter. Attested hfe Bm flW i i n * ToCopptySest s a It is never too late to prevent baldnesa until alter becomes bald. Than, apparently, there to very U< pAn do about it. But If a person will give hie ae civic Walter L. Hyp*, ltad*f | ns. co u rt or^Jr S*d w a. ordered to twnaP9rt them to D*Lsnd by ]. C. AdkJm. .poclal state attorn.r Preventing BaldneM vmrtrus S fK D I R » * k t e , h s* c . n . t 4 n t t o * r Of r h . rocordy b y m Z -id r * Sr. s s m ' k f r- ' H . J . 'H s U t e r g v r ft Tkllohowoe *p*nt hut w**k♦W* with Mm and Mr*, Doe- • " * P Vr t« *3 i a j, v e l . prerrw * g g t L t7 f,h Jkuuuw *2 tu s n s ji To"2 ThteP?ty am , thi Vioalny <to« - f Z Z J Z ' u S w r e ; 1* n o » G q£ * m , g * .% e = * ssasl other reasons. . "Hbrmoaes .V of endocrine growth of hair* Tima reveals. " growth. PrcdItaly what hormone known. But in man the nule sfj the ringleader. Wiry, energetic mi ■f ■ 1 M P flg O M • 1B| C A. Bsvacs of are nourished before they die. Repeated of anger may cause baldness by cauatog ei V e rto v h h r tetea Mestrsllty •calp to constrict. 8ueh hypersensitive e at paper. Thte vents blood from getting to Uto hair foJI lahing them. Rages and ware, hfjr by cshau.tlng the sdrynaia. High fav At a.WstkmSl Beauty Congfeae ia S* one Norman HH|ler of Manhndtiq hla m I women who are getting baiJto to itaad sta n d on 1 k g • ktfjf 1fg ] 1• “ii& zn u : our Katwr Bill, fig | - I The rtrat Bapttet Ctoreh calted • f 1 * » W e e t, td i >difflg £ i i ^ ^ 5 3 f �8ANF0ED, FLORIUA' Cabaret Dinner Will New President Of NBC Friend Of Florida By NINA 0 LITER DKAN ' Be Given By Club _;__ > al Calendar §J*#h Annual Fhnrer 8how Is Next Week P ersonals Mo n d a t . r >pro gram meeting of nsn’t Mistloaar* Society first Methodist Chorcb • place at 9:00 P. Mj at t Church will meet a t M. at tba home of V** '. C. E. McSlsmrw, 111 rrenth Street, cman of the Psychic Seiireh will lector* a t 1:00 of C ow m or foliage, o r both, far J«A*o®effl# last Bight W the Woman's Club bulld- ptaeh floor; Qaa> <, orrungamant W otter. )»k Avenue. Thu public of flowers In traavparewt contain- j m . iw T V by the “ oth,r’ A « • • a a T T ’n u . W M . h J£?5SS£:? • n-> - »■ »n. *.». A T THE CHURCHES • t f ' Mi. I ohr ei*tJJ Just be te help eaee tena’i ’om and poor oil CMVKCSS o r woo An unusual type of cotsrtaliv* on trouble.! water*. He m ile •KWtnp'rt*, our morn'np schedulr Mont, a cabaret d.nntr, will be n * n * * « and rtaafard A w a a s s w,.rk cot ■'nicely," said many friends frr Florid* and did wwtld sponsored by th i board cf mana­ •otaeon ■ in the office Tb* It*T. W. L CampS*IU p u _7__ where I|,« f n# Job there and ha* here in tar. — gers of the .Woman's Club nf waa.waituig lo ’alterslew Lenox Ntw York, too, I has* heard many aaadST School. )«;*« A- to Sanford on T h u rad ij evening. Praacklng Service, ll:H A. to of the favorable comment* on. the ExLohr, thi new president .... Pr*achln« Service, Jill P. to Mar. IS, at the club house on Nat ______ _______ _ . _ r __. . hlhijt and" we, yoi>nr neighbor* at tnal Broadcasting Company, Toang Paopta'a Msetlag Friday. Oak Aeenua for the building fund Since 1 had been lisl'ning to tn.i NBC and other New Yorker*, en- 1:1* P. to of the dub, It was aancuaeed to ­ * ' “ *“ 7* I ------1 wheelt go round In hia office an d , Joy slipping sere** the lee and p. Pnra y a r M aatlag W adnaaday, I:*! day by Mrs. W. U Cooper. n w that th i. teemed to be a mow Into your Florida stmosDinner wUI be served while a »»ly busy day, 1 brpsn to phere," pnitkui program Is prtscntrd by local n .t l _ »-jl be afraid .a_ thata -a kbulletin.would b«| "lie ‘‘Mr. Peeiiwn Brown Utld told m* IVal wnti talent and following dinner there ____________ go hunting every MUtd the nay Rockefeller Center will be an entertainment by pro- doea ah ut the obafrvatiori root Alahanta at the Trmhlgbc* Club teas Iona I talent taaalonal talent fnm out of on cloudy .'ays, 'Visibility dim- near Mrbile. I wonder If yon town. Special reduction* in the j Pfice of tickets will be mad* to Ited” sml IM hare to go home happened to notice our quail wlthn.t a glimpse of him. In ad 'hooting diorama at th* R abbit*" families and all ticket* ent tie "Yea. I did, and It made nta one to the dinner and the program d.tlon t hi* importance In lho sclent if i* and radio world, he ha! Ihink about the trip I mlased. 1 which follow*. fly «d :..i r “fnr— fiTr 'bS3S2U d’dn'* »° South thla year. I was goth e offklr will be the f»«»f wA*“ <1° another sort of hunting." Dr. E. D, B ro w n lti, paator. tcf% by th« club to rtisr manty hT* colh-L- -. Cornell and Clair Sunday School, 1:11 A. M for IK# build ns fund u th© prttl* Cclleg". Cambridge, hold such Hl* »/«» twinkled, ami I knew he Morn Ifif H #prlrr, II:#* A M elps] and Intrrcst will bi duo by happy .nomar lea f. r me nf Spring meant “hunting" Information on C h rlatlaa K n d io v o r, 1:11 P, Dajr an I of a very English tea ut radio for hi* new Job. He is a Kvwnlfif Worahlp* 1:1* P. Apr. 1. Committee* In charge are aa Cambridge «hcrr the Etonian* complexly thcroufh person, Mr. follows: Mrs. O. M. Harrison and and Jim lav inns percent refpugnt l^hr. ami I have heard people Mr*,' B. C. Moore, rntertalnment: the Lord', [lay cricket matc|, of »»r ’bat one of hit chief eharacMra. John Mtisch, Mr* A. J. th« dav la-far * i ver tach scone 1terlstira Is the way he asks queai lions about thing* in which he is Psteraon, and Mr*. J. E. Bakrr, and crumpet. Mr. lohr I. an engineer, a !n ,,rM t' d ,n J k" V ,Tl«M “n dinner arrangements; Mrs, WaU tar L. Cooper, publ city; Mra. Journal i->t. farmer editor of tl.o ^ " '" ’" 1"* *W,V •* “ un,U hs A rthur Branan and Mn. A. M. Journtl of the Society cf Amcrl- T " 1* "?* •varythlng he want. ;o h*T* «00' th ,‘ '■* Phlllpa, tickets; Mr*. J. Adrian can Military Engineer*. a World \" " w' Brew* and Mrs. J. B. Cogburn, War malar with . ciutlon far ‘ '" V * *“ ” * * ■jrrln* committee; and Mrs. H. erolnee- under fire and mer.to. fomin,r *nd l,rtT,T** tar '*• There in action, vie# previ- ‘‘ * *'"ry 'h " ' M r Lohr “nd ' ftm* M. Papworth and Mr*. Jsm ia rloua on * ‘*»lr«y-two font Moughlon, dreoration* A numb r dent and no mher of the Hoard of elob members have L e a t v a D evo tion * W vflaeeg ay a t o rrld sy •w nlaan. 1:1* P. to B per to I K i m fa r c n ild r e a S aturv d ay, » #0 A. 1L In stru c tio n * a fte r * ward. 0 > n f-* *l« n * from t ill Tim NMARMII Hun.Uy Hi*Itool,. WuruJlMjf. 1* A. If* Pr#Arhlrt||, ^■ntlAjr. 11 A* M. N. V IV H. niinday, t I*. M , I'rwActtintf. Sunday, J P. K. Hp H I ii*. \i cdn*»ilay, I IV M Prayor mnd F t*11n r S«rv1««t Ttt+ liny, to A. i t Fmywr Th* It*v II F, (Ira h tm , pn>tor. TIIH aAl.VATIO* A c e r (’■iMain muft 21m. Hu lit 1My H#rv)c«*«, ¥, 0L F W IH lluiM‘l* iM t0n> It a. M. “ VirflimATwrvIrw. II A. M. T o u n t rwopU* laWKl.in <: 1 ft P. IL H«t |>Ailnti Hfrvlc**. T L5 IV it. Open-Air Mpwtlnff, T IV M. T«Md|y T la I1 M. HoldUrt m<*«t Inc. FrltUy. I IV il. llstllndMM 8erv* Ifr, Srtt ii r «|mr, Mp* I IClK 7 10 P M. Opwn-Alf AdJutMift Mtitl Mn. rtttnn of Jack■<>nkItl# will hi fp rlurif* of tilt I’l'pri .tir nitrUfitf KilnnUy jtrul ♦ I!'*lltic*n* Swrvlcm Humlay morn* loir ' *U I f * reerdlMlIy Ihre# CPrvkf A ** •W f talM on MagI r s t Baptist Church will Section t, srrangemeat of whit* « a t Si90 P. M- a t th* nowur* hi any. other eooUlnar; BoU* Avenue. Class 1, miniature atUl Ufa, which I — — moat Include fowers, entire ar» ****. returned volunteered th e ir service,. rangement 'not to exceed *tg /totalday from Tallshasse, where inches; Class T, cut flowers *r.***"* • lb o rt Obi* visiting ‘Anything: Goch’ With tb# Sanford Townsend rangrment, 8e<tloo 1, artistic *r- rslativaa. Bing: Crosby At The | Initiate and instruct raitgomoat of mixed flower*| See_ _ _ • . — ---of Atlanta has ar- Ritz T heater Sunday tb*re. Th* public Is in- tkm t , artistic anmagemant of l. *, aweat pans, Sadoa 9, artistic *r» epoed aevural days her* l*ra Burton or Orlando, b alm aan of th* WemiUora of tb* Epiacopal Hfl speak at th* regular if th* Woman's Auxiliary shrubs' # c ' “ d Mrs. T. I. Harris, Jr. Crooa Episcopal Church P, still Ufa, a*d T. P, Harris. I ll, are planning P. M. at th* pariah •*»•■* I 'liu a a invitpd to fell » :r i,i » M L « IM Ml II Hiirtili) |n l^nt. y t'Mittmujtl»n, 7 10 M. irrh Me'hmil J Jp | || ’"•nt Proyrnr aml Harmon, ,lrV M erlin flrjitn, rM |« r. » V>lntl««|..n n f Y P. a I* wRTiinniaT r n i n n r '■ *i I'hIa, min) aIfr. * T ill jt M. lu i.h la n n , •u n arln ian O an t \Ynr«hlit. V -nd a . If. lVtt|»l#’a iV p A ctm a iit, ft;tt Wirwhltt frit p |f itl a tail ... "* TUESDAY >y*r band of t^a Presbyixlftary will meet *1 I. and tba Inspirational ind annual reports will » a t T:90 ? , M . , ; CKrUtlan Hclattra aarv ltM «f« M td •»*ry Hunday m orrtlnv « l t h t atiur«h a l H ail Racond R |r*al a t' 11: ftft A. M. HuhUet fo r tom orrow ta "Htilnalaitf#/* >VKDNE8DAT tnnual Flower dhow of w Club of Sooford will • from ii00 P; M. a t tha Hotel. Sealor Oam pi H By," will be I. a t the Banda Tllla th u rc h m aintain* a fra* Hand In* !to#»m a t th a Hh urctt w h arf th* Itlhla and all au th o rlaad Chrlallon hailaitec L 'tirp * u r r m ay t « raad. ao rraw ad or ptirrhaaad. Opaa T u a a ta y and F rld a y a from 1 I f I l-tok • U nnra*. Flfb ditoriqm. v , Tl»* lla v J. W. l'f i'«c hln* 11:00 A. M. T IV IL H. ft:Sft P, H P ra a rh ln * T H to d o b will taka )0 A. M. ta S ilo P. H o te L Senior Class' ns 3-Act Play Jjng Rides By," a comedy lets, will be prhaanted by r Class’ of Serblnole’HI^B' a Wednesday evening, el 8:19 o'clock’ al tha Alltor hi m with Mn. R. ■I U coiBpoaed- entirely r* of. the Senior .Class e between acta w it to bp the High School Or- to tumble In and o tt nf stindry disguises with hilarious conse­ quence*. The whole ship becomea eradhouit of fun, whin Crosby slop* at nothing to divest passen­ gers of tholr costumoi. In thr end, he gets his reword with an ■lust's romance. "Anythlag Goes" la amusing en­ tertainment through and through. It I* heartily recommended to one and n'l, with on infernal y *reab« at tha Courier. Cetoadit and ether spring red as decora tlonsv , W wmu , £ Are Honor i At Mayfair M O N D A Y StoRe Shows 2:30—4:45—7:00—9:15 Matinee Night ChUAran 25 Adults 40 Children 25 AdnlU 55 ■**-r " " '' 9 ***** hr \ s a t V T<^ f s Z \ fBCnC.e' i. •.. ib n r ii v i ■ u * e. . f 'x i f l *. ‘kapBl^OW\-i' a .M n . Jo* Mitatl |Mariwother, Mrs. boff, Mrs. H M n ) Jo in U t f c 'P 'i acr. n d FnncU IIMthsr, ■s. Fred bn Ear- Hoboken Trio txander Timothy’s Play 8-C-R E-E-N-O Play Feature Pic (urea) 5 1 ,0 0 0 REWARD P. M. to function In the shsenc* of n rrmernher'rig h t had ■ 300-sere H n llr A v » n u * and F if t h l lr a e t . humnn op'-rator.' That'a what I farm near Chicago, it s v J. C . P in io n , p a ste r. thought you would be like—the “Ye*. I do. Problems can be H ujnlay Bchnnl t i : t o A. M. Invivlble control man ef NBC." | solved there—One ran think there. P ra a c h ln g 11:00 A. M. and l i t * Mr l.chr smiled, anil when hel Without the confine* of an office."I a»mlno1# C o u n ty P in g in g A a . * sm lln he's very hu nan Indeed,1 It marl) an ai>r>ealing picture to motion I II p. 11 ■'A r-ibntT” he so— -t«l. .m e—thi* ’’invi* ble control man HIM * B la d r Tu asrtay l i l t p. t o | “ Ye*. Ilk, Tlcl: T r V , the Ms- "f NB<"' planning th* future of I’ r a r s r M a ttin g T h a ra g n y T ito P. M. < chine Man In 'The V isard of Oa'.l the radio >ut In the woods! Th« P in n in g C n n v a n lln n n w in ha hut you are not s Idt like Ihsi.j I thought of Mr. Lohr down In rn n c u rle d nn th a aaeand Su n d ay a f t 1 New, what do you think of the (he woods of Alabama and had avary m onth. Florida Exhibit ov r In th- * 'Mange feeling of kinship with International Bu i lo c i" him, a b- ml mad* of th* good " i like It very much Indeed, but brown earth, and I wondered if I am prejudiced In Florida's favor he, too, ever frit a* I did and aa nnywsy, partly brca l e I like Flor- the ca-patrlated Mississippi post, i<la and partly bcra.se I worked WMl Percy, wrote In New York, u .t. aot’L* psT iinf.tr' r n r a m with Karla Brown In Ch'cngo at “Too much Is said too loudly— Tli* IIpv , J. J. K « |l* ah « n , i»aal>if. Miimlav M a I ■.90 A.- U. ftft4 A Century of Progress and «n- I hive a need of sllcnco and of in nn A M. joyed the association there. I stars F.v»nlitft D»vf>tlonM, T:tl P 11* of pink formed the centerpiece. At th* conclusion of IwocV.n bridge games were enjoyed in the card room. High seers prim, a white purse, was awarded to Mr*, floorge 11sr bet while Attend high •ooto priaer* m t gloss aa tc . wna, gtve* to Mra. Julia T-odwfg.'lfrsV Pater Thurston was tha nriplriii of a largo beaquet of gladioli aa «ct prise. Tho honor guests, Mr*. Borroaaer and I f r q PI eng e, re* tolvod linen haodkarchk fa, while the other honor guest, Mrs. Fred Bender, woe preaeatrd with white Ik***- . The** present were: Mr*. Fred Bandari Mrs. M trgatot Zerrtnn r, Mr*. Aurust Plengm. Mr*. Cbsel * With*, Mrs. John Bender, Mr*. Boa W tto, M n, O o en e Sirhride, M n. Julia Ludwig, Mrs, Georgo , Hail at, M n. WtQkm Ludw'e. Reasons Why You Should tvay, Munday Hchnnl I #-00 A ■Ir R a lu rd a * p. m. to s as r u and treat t t t t P. M.lo * ■>« P M Irene Pappaa •AND— \ . Sunday | YOUll 6 R > K1QC OUTA U S...I �— TWTgTOAT, H A K H 14. SANFORD, FLOWSJC *Lockf*T< For Thx Collator iM J B E S E inftlv* •i* Want A ds V . R WATSON PAY .T I C P A R T Y 9 g^% & §£ RAVES SANFORD F. DOUDNEY O M » f five h m 4 . | » M »1 n i l fa r n i t l a l » b la .k ra m l i l t m til tU u lllH M n r. ■ ' a l l w ill b , i l i i t i t I n Ik* aeasbwr a t I k N t w *"A * • r* t* * 4 a M eeedlla m ill be ntvew l a r ra n e e la fte a . « 9c Una I Kssra. J. H. T R P M IfK »» n n itit le~ r b i t H a t -M m M Of > U t . V .- vww! WM.C. (Horne d RqO ftQPGES Thirteenth Week ' t rotf'County Commissioner '• ' * '• Dtairki No. 1 CHARLES D U «N ? For Comptroller rp a n a to n ig h t, th a p r o g a rm to b«g!n a t 8 :1 5 . E la v o n r u n w ill b* ru n w ith u n t i o f th o b o a t g ra y hoonda o n tb « tr a c k e n te r e d In th e f e a tu re d n in th ra c e . E n tr ie s an d ao lact’- ona f a r t o n ig h t a r t a a f o llo w s i* V iral r a re , q u a r te r m llat W in A n u rp . n o r A t, i i o o v n n m , H a rp y r a i l . 11.0 llnnw. M ina m ,K N n o t (I). Juaia Varga, Oaljr --- — « - 'i ., rarr. • vnsnvw, q u a rta ’r m i l . ; r irn CW . 2 * n “ A ,n * » . « A l l « » (« f h r k C a s. Ban R ail O U : n n iJ T Z I II , O fJJree Does M UKKr ± 1l £ ± m — ___ ____:___;___ J a P .p A y i g p y Friendly Ge&ture . «»»• fn la rlly i W AR J ;5 A 2 K!1 __!* ’* T rlffia T raw ler, , '* * T ,J '»W*a M l. N itty Malone, 'M A N CN H M I t U i T « |i . f a r Ha. C haaaa D ollar. T rn lh ra re . fu tu rity : A li‘B t W r r T H B A I I T ( II . Du flak M lrk.y, Ann Mot*.. NI'KKDM ClIO tCB ( t l , CA ITO N l i r n ( tl. H ally .lav a. T r a i n . P a l., Itn rk y C an al. K leeen ih rare, I - I I m llat OnlOrn ____________ _ FRED A. DYSON C ttlT ftEW S BRIEFS REX PACjKAJWJ....... k y w a r r a n ty deed » * • place* o f f i r m property In the Lnlp Maty O ne of th e w o rth w h ile ■etrtttl occupatfMi of the pna-’ ea( day le that of the M W. A. MoDtwtli Spwclsll.t." In IhU D n , OUler out-to c u e Internetlennl tension. There n n 30,000 troops u the 6 r 11,000 and tko other t«, the » r i CUIer, whoa* foot clink U Rhineland, Including 11,000 ’g ar­ Farmers Aid Jovsitmont A Hold. b etted opposite the Poet Of. rison police Incorporktsd Into fhji .V7l _ ,,,n,AN o rrtca a (ti. n jta n rsguUr army, end they tr e a tm e n t a f a r t h r i t i c a n d new . I AAT (1). Indian P ick , s k in n y »Uy there, n propsgsnda min. tU rn o y , H tu f* D | M | ,' W f i - ‘ A k in eep d U le tn e f f o e t M d . l w . b lry •pokcimen ' lUred. • , URffPKII f t ) . Befere the W«rld War, effji a S a n fo rd , I n e j W i l U elsJt pointed eut while n l t e n ^ tag the occupation le symbolic Oj* ‘J e tn l S a lv a tio n A rm y c o rp s Only. Germany statlonod ISO,. aw l h e lp in g in co n d u ctin g m e a t, 000 armed men on tbs Rhine* la g s t h i s <e v e n in g a n d term o ito w morniag. The adjuuat U serin(C aw itn aat F n a r i c v O a r l ,H**M*aMywM .twMM*H«ti—.n OTTO SCHMEHL resentative, Stal^ Legislature PETER T B U E ffipN — Papworth Regrets That Valdez Lost By Club Leaving GQRUON BA c. a SEARCY ■Rwy f « r y s a n g p eo p le's w a r* o f For Cojin ance Only h iT A T m a i: N, C . th ird !• u 91 , _ _ _ ^ i l t l t h l . K lv I S bu. h m p n . Km\ *JU- lu l|n |« . H I" V V I I - K1a S e w X m Ii M M l Illoom atllU IT P R bu. b l c iiin f hr For Count W* SPENCER < r ^ r - -------- — erntalaiarV 81A Reward.. 71. « —I * The, age-old mya.'ery that veil) containing aiuuil about 130. China U In tha opinion of Lltul. •henv II. Edward A. Robbins, USMC, in charge of Marina Corps recruit S—Automobiles. ing hero, probably explanation 1831 CHEVROLET Dual Wheel, for (he fact that more Marina) long wheal bate truck. New a>k U* be axlgned ta duty in Tires and Ta*. 1275 00 Reel and Peiping Otan at any other old corner of the globe. Bone. 301 W. First 8t. Nearly every man in the far 1028 CIIEVROI.ET Coupe. Fine flung pout) of the Marine condition. |50 Caah. 107 Locum. Corps, Ilobbinv »aid. !» ea r— »-«r duty nt Peiping, where Marino S—Help Wanted dainchmenta guaid the American WANTED: Young lady betwe«n Legation. Mora than 400 Marines are ages of 21 and 27 to glee lec­ tures on nationally advsrtisrd there now, he said, at tha post products before groups of laill.-f*. that has been a regular foreign Perminent Praltlon. Prefer school' •tation of tha Marine Corpa teachrr with experlencs In public1 since 1005. They, as American • linking and dramatics. N o sell- j lighting nun, serve sid) by side Italian Ing. Salary and expenses. Mutt; wi h British, French, be free to traeel with -group of gnd Japaneao soldieia. , refimrd young ladies. Write, atat. Tho ancient ci.y, once known ing your age and quallflcntlnna to as Pekin*, ha) a s.'iong fasclna. A. II. Mesa, General Del.very, tlon, Robbins said. Marines sta­ Sanford, F la. tioned there run their own ICJ plant, telephone and wir*-l**a equipment, abattoir and pumping 7— H lltu llo n W a n te d . system. They art sell support NEAT, clean colored girl wants Ing, ab'e l i take the Hold or work. Will eook, clean houia or hi Id the fo rt They even hare wash. Minnie La* Jooaa. 500 Hick- j a mounted detachment for ^ P*trol work. e Q B fM H rry Are. NEAT colored girl wants half-day y -r- work. 914 Hickory Are. rtU iri.A N T H FI a IH btL c r « l - r FOTT~ fa n ry , B 2 T I-9 2 io . chulc*. IS i ' ­ l l Si; hu. hna brut. 91 IS. faif. < YOUR II SA.9I Ti SCALP II AV <)r««rgl.» p#«nu| Ion |S0 00 j KOIII. IIA HI Fl* p«r d o t buneh»t No AUPpllOA. LRTTUCK. Hupplloa lig h t. d*m «-.l fair, m a r k rt nhaiut \*#a«ly. Fla. |r« b * rg tn>«, \V*ai»m n s i n . 4.»- "I’ufU *n 'ro u n d and ’f«U»“ . I a, 9 l.S i-ll.f ti; r a i U r n ; r r a lM 1 « |ir c u l sp rin g tr* H m * n t f|0M up jrour nol-au-mw not-ao-naw p#riUA*g*l par m an den. iAc.yoc; I'.illfnt nl* crnimu ft up > dot |1 |ft. • tr.Mtgly wlapa ara boo* ro g ld ru rlin g A«*ln. ftll'HTAIIli; Fl*. C urly, p#r doi. hunch# a, llo-SOr. nalntl. bu. H l'E C IA U l hnipra, fo r- ftl.f ♦. J OATH: tl». btjBhAl. «ftr ONION* (OHRRK) FU . r* r dog. , t IS value (fu r d a n d ru ff) buncliAi, SOc-ftAc. I’ m * 10c. N o rth ­ ry-NATK ------- ----------ern yellow . So Ih. b ig « , 91. 10* 91,40 y*lu« a* • 1 Sri Hpanlah I row, | | 10 Call* HK-Vl-ATB-------------— fnrnla w hile*. 92 ftA. PAItnLKY. r i s p .r d o ,, blinchea. »• »• »»>“ • . ,, Re-Vi-Ate lle-lvi*. Iu.rn. him. lie. rA lta S II' N o rth ern jM u J lf lltf p a te b tT t h . r » d n J e n . 2 J. e n d been m e t h i e f d h p a t c l J o a e 1. 1087. H e h eU th a t tlo n u n tlj H ot . 1, 1 H 7 , w t w ae nam ed tr n la a u e te r a t eB e a . H e w a a Hater tu rn e d m a s te r to r th e O cala I w ith K e a d q u a r t a m S i l . J 'Reepeetfolly it •• W. For County D ts t] G. KILBEE *l|n lm » r" r b i h Sa P. (Saramy) HONfl A. B. WILKINSON , | |« II tru e alacyln* scalp)I, R He PATT1SHAI4, Deader & Gay’s 1 Paint* “Boat for tha Boat F o r p o rm tn o n c f, f o r b e a u ty an d fa c tio n — i n i i t t on D o t i t r A G ay*i f o r *11 ro u n d will* Q u a lr y P ro d u c t* . / STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE C a I 214 S an fo rd Aew nao 1 M X ROOMS a n d t u n p a r lo r. Ua* f k r n 'a h td . W a lta i L C ooper. L E F F U 5 R APARTM>T n TH .~cJ7*ri g o o d ' n aig h b erh eo d . A v ailab le N ow . T elep h o n e 4 7 1 - act Fpr Rent ■R#1 Sheriff C R T 7 -ro a m fu rn U h rd f e e C. d. W llllem a. l » h For Justice of the R ENT 7-room fu rn U h e d J t a a C .- H q f f U I U n u . 10th Hand ’o u ld y o u RTANTXO TO TRADE: Boat trailer for kertur-w Incubator, 140 capacity, or will bujr. V, ■EFORE baying that LAWN. ■’ MOWER—hiraallgata ike BUa Grnea, Rise Ribbon, and Cyeloac mack loot. 8mnl«y-Rogers Hard* • i r e Co. •• • • Circuit Court «---- - MORGAN --- _m USB Dealer A day paint, far e re ty itta f ’palnm d-and’ Safa a m o r. Stanley-Rogers Hardware jn 1 1mi in4i *j _________ H o w l o n g w ill y o u c o n t l n u o f o |.o»o t h i s o x t r o v o lu o T , • s . Tha axfra NHrogtn In ovary ton o f ARCADIAN, THE AMERICAN • NITRATE PP SODA •» |u»l Uka aafro cosh. Bullatln Na 326 of I Dapartmanf ol Aprkultvra and Ifnmlgrolion of Siofa ef Virginia rapom tha caah volua of Oik < HHrbgan ovar tha guorantaad 169ft oa.hlgh aa p W fO A * 'v , .‘ . • V - v Thara canba no quatrion about ih]*.'ltki^ No wondar Thrifty forman butaf on .V couraa want Ihol aktra va!u a.. t . y, H«w *lo«»a will you put off «*lng* ‘ hT»’or tooA. you continua f . lo lota thh fxtra valuaV I n P. Paul’s 8EVERAL' thousand pepper, egg. plant, ta d tomato plants now rrgdy. B. E. Squires, phono 4001. *a£*t ^1. la m y y | A DMlit ALTON STEAM b n .k .ta . IA—AparUemU For Heat J.T . McLAIN k g t e d i y . O ne e f tl i le tar M 00 t a few er w i t t a n d th e o th e r bu. I’KAN: to n K B N I Pla. hu. hm pra, V l G t l B A L ------------ - —.....' " II 1 1 - 1 1 11: poorer. II le. I’KCANP- tin. par lb l l l ( e - t l n . P K IT K Iltt: K iiuntl.a tle h t. dem and m n t|si4l». m arts*! a irn d y I H 'b t l . m ndor*!#. m nrkat M**d y. Won* b e a u t y SHOP d rr. bu H oSO -lifS. few be-.t re.t*nn i h b u t. rr»a. Cxncy. 91.?S* Phone 489 |ft A4 n .N R A I'I'L F JI: P o rto Rico, a t^ l 10—.y v w o f grid plants. Death Defy' IP n n u i A d ' rtrt hut*; hu. a • •«••• em4aaaaaAa...aameaaaaakaeae-aa4« Jones. Seven th r e p o rt.,| by J It. M lrh a .l. m en stier, to i h . I '. i l . r s l -Htato U a r k .t -Kewa H .rvtraM jJSK : F Is 1 t o e to trw l*. I t IS- ,1 7 ,.|l M mm H appy Man. _ B la k lh .ram . I l l a illa t Pa>10y ■ la .. MUM a u n t m riK 111. C auala fan ala, V ta rl D a ll.r y , D ark Ayr, m i . HOCKH IIU JIIT 111. IIBAVV MARTIN’S rrs tre 11 (.-turner, 1 A P r i c e T e e C an B< F a rm e rs i i a t e U a rS a t. T slsa h o a a l,« • li> T ,T O i:» : Supplies a o d s re N U > Prklsy. tU r. tl. t i l t . •iumii rtMfrfarftlm, m x rk H Dwiiy r r pur t ol rUlltIDA fruits . . -»« kwsssm l*-t*UPk..». rertnt eeeemntir, -n.l H. M« | a 11.5#-11 41. Nre veB.tat>l«s at the ttentorU l l e< . |MHd. r f l "♦*11.11 J gtale ,*jrip-r. rvkn'esvle Msrlrt RADiBlIKH. riA. per UArnktU I I •Iber 4r.vl.r- r-f a J. kour period. b iiiijita . T l c l l !♦. •m ils* a t 11)1 A. M_. today, s s Marines Want To »•«. . C A n iiA n r r i * per ,i„«. rrrntvA AVM S d o t No. Huppllr« C tlllN : w hit* ah'llftd ere I II i4Serve In China, .i t LOST: Boston bull d<*g. Chlki’a COt.I.AllI>H• HuptilltA 1l«h*. d ruarv.i; “ S p r i n g • pit. Reward. Gena Caiweil, Land Of Mystery m od«rnt«. mArkAt i h i d r FI • • __ | (l«i bunch#* llc.'ltto. pben# 717-J. C rC I MIlKUH Fin. ho. h«kl* fni.cy. T o n i c s ” ( foST : Plat brrwn leather pueeii > NEW ORKANS. Mar. It. — II On, rh n lrg |1 I# S— Lont gad F ound St?te Treasurer M onTIM B (11. Aacond f a r a ^ fu tu rity Cflral h a lf Oally O sab la): LAND L A D T ( t ) , T .ia a V rltn c . tilag u a. S u lr. M ark. c h it o n agin nt m . v i . kkta DRI.I.K ( » . S hirley Maa. T r ln k .t. T hin* race, fu tu rity (la a l h a ir Auto Repain Marke A M 'I-CS K satrrn T arks-lU M w Ina. ; f- I ' 10 t*a U s.k ata. | | t j . $ | J) H II: r u . btt. h m u r t TlIV 88AM S: tr.lM A I ,'ta bu. h m r r t N qrA l*msiWn»<*k. ore. to wHL F ortlh •*»bn. (rM>1. IM tliH . Ta t a t • t>wea. ■ •■•f1IRO w h l.. fU lJ H .f t M f J y o o r.r, ' 8 T IIA W D E R A 1 U S ; V I a. 0 1 * 1 * i DKAN8: I S X t r i a,in o ll.a l l j l .t dam an,I to r, m n rk at a t.a .ly riU r K .T | N » T .lT n r S : F l * . 9^ a •'« *»•*"••• net u in titf. Itirma r w | II 40 leaa. It.so.,1 J» H», HTIII’I* O a. Cta»»•- got. M * M .4 -II.T 4 llou ntltuL | t.» o . 1*041 \T n r.S - Ruppltoo r'M o rtt« b < bmih I m otlarai* moTboi * SPECIAL for March. New Per- IlK im i: S u p p llra m . '. l w r u t d t m i i il r*o df**R on* tu rn in g , i l l l— Announcemania. m»re1*rn»A, mArli^t Q t**A a Vf 1 I I cvlaln finish electric ran/.- P*r dreg. Ill,at a !*#«. rrlM, a p p ro i | | 1 b * *•€ i * N*».* tn lllr I f on . |3 | f : |ugu orallnory t •• M*ree.|. m ixlljr . p e r (iiio HAVE Y O U ll'W A T C U ra p a lrc a P*9 60 Installed. Randall Electric < t i in ti lancer. h M t | H U Bom# be »l !0»-. Co. i f ** poster u u o llir II • • IMSa by -na who rs a lly k n o w s bow IIIU H T til.l m 1mi hinprA. moalljr TIIII.NICg: F>tpi>1l*a i^ngB rgli *triggv. J e w s ls r, M a g . A r e . 91 14-91 40 pi«ntl idim I m arVrl a |ro n g rr. Fb JO— H nuren fo r S ale. I'AHnAOK P uppltra IlgM . iltm M t. ItU B t'hrtt | 0 r . «♦<*. MAlaAD, r 8"« m I m m liM ilfg ily M t I rei|»rm ntoatlf U f. gM moo PARK AVE.. 1-atory home. ('••prN haiPH h u lk ; |»wr (tan ilS*»»a. ~A SPECIAL iin iT r i a . * c r , to i r a ^ t 7 ro: ni* and 2 bathi, 2-car ' tia.A* U r.I rw t. 910O Ma «nr t . • n t % 1 'K K 41r-10<s. CHERRY CREAM PIES •>ii a Ft* ar* in gr*4*» y tl rarace. Will aacr fko foe 53H0O.IXI r w t 9100 Ik Uc 23c lev.B. I.ittfa anal 7>oS»« Snphi. It. Crookaton, phono San CAHROTfl: H uppuai mo<1rraf« (to­ SATURDAY ONLY rnan d n uH ttrair. m irk rl •h-eul 1 \N t;i!U IN i:rt. Flo. u ford 3204. II !•«*», l'«K* And Rn|F«. t ( Alao Cookie Sale AlAAdjr. KIa . p«r dot. hUII«*ha*«. R K W 1 N F H IV lic-IS o p t**r*r S0o* 10c bulk pwr Oatmeal .Sugar—Lem' n —icndlia. I ^ k-a I r*ur**«»hUi bu4h*l. Tle-91 •• (linger—Scotch—Cocoanut CAtTl.tFUOWKH F U I ‘t bu a-r*« Ravin—Lady Fingrra K a n s a n s wilt v ote at 8,690 pro- 7 ROBERTS' RADIO SERVICE at ordlnorT f l 24. r i a l f •!«! Reg. 15c; 2 dot 21c ti during 1930, an Inereaan 9f , Mather's Service ail make*. 91 »O-$f.00 C E L E iU : Fl*. l i Inch !• SALLY’S BAKE SHOP Phono 127. !'«, I'A. ace. to grrtd* t l i« 91 ----- ■ ■ ■ . ■■■ ■■—■ ■ i « Hava you triad oar CLlsKHY H K A lila k»A p -r u n t Buttermilk Doughnuts bunrhAA, ivc i"in* im ij . wi •* * lie Km 1 tint* B .R SQUIRES Sanfqrd �*«** ■ nbt At School ■ mmntWMN&i t^VOTvi? tltJ J M U t over W ho Mu Lincoln Mate, MW thaaojrarfa to Imagination n w tha entrantaro hUjlmw Inferno. 'Amarlann* (till living nnMmbn Ih* *MW' n c n w tc n td on tho door of a orrtaln tail In Fort Jaffarooa, tho m m kt)nf h H n a of myvtary thot dominatoo S t m m Fr+m lA# M u ’! own ball*. m* *- SoMMol Aloaondor MudJ m hla u n i , a gontla, arUtocrntlo phyalctan who oh«o lived In Maryland, nod who woo kontOMod to Ilia Impriionmant for 0 port Ir tho tonapiraty to noonlnoU AWohon Lincoln, n crinto whUh our Modem tonoratlon now know* ho did **—» —^ — *- vi W A a lt:i,l^ lra jiS 9 ire fc^ i tahaOwtrbavo a It !• known that bo 4 m im m It< 1 An IronMhlly MtUr ftto **t tho tn p .that mod* thl* nan tho moat pitiable martryr In' our nation’* kUtory. John WJtta# Booth, floolnc by night from tho •aide *f Unaoln*a murder, tamo to hia hooaa aoaklng modleal attention for kit law, broken In tho loan to tho atag*. j Unaware of tho trim*, takan la by .fejtfVipkulbl* alary. Mudd allarlatad Booth'* pain, n y him on klo way by board of tho trim*,' mi FL O R ID S ffifS C * onobtod to n a Booth to oorth. Than rotamod to tm a t nod moviet Dr. t aa n tempi re ter in the awrdar of ifrVV . ’2 ' rod OUvM Wrap n hn*f1 alWa of •h. * tt f IVInah attaa af > Iprlnklo wtih nmatard* £ $ « * !oatll *£ PmuKa nndar broiler p S rv ri JL +Jt to w ) thotrwa ttoryof tho man wjw w** martyred by a >ntloo‘a freaalod hato. . B ib o ahoah of Unaotn-p murder had naf anna m oaan on the boalraf U« ;««• r*W*A,l C Arpfi “BITJ waHUo ** 3 2 �S a n fo rd b T h e O n ly O ra tra l F lo rid a C ity A f f a r A t f R a il, B i d t i f f * F n d U A n d V sfg U M ra T h a> A * y D A ILY N E W S P A P E R 9M R DAY, MARCH ‘it, 1936 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , $1456 Is Bid For Assets Of Defunct 1st Nations! Bank Prlce-Fbdnff Barber Control Law Held As Vnoonstitotlonal B y 4 - 2 Decision Similar Control Acts Unaffected Court Role Is That B aiter Has Right On* W for n p i i d not*, f l ’sn the o il First National B’hk » u receded i t the rec e tm ^ lale cmdrhtad hi front el tto Samtnot* Cocity Court 9 m m IMe moraine. Die fetd m i made by F. M. P ort e l Ddtund and m e for I1A&&. though the feet value of the unpaid netea waa mmy Umaa larger then the amount offered for them. The sate wa» conducted by If. G. McNair of Palette, reeatrer. Naar'y two boor* wee roquhed by the reetirar and 'hi* assistants to raed the tetef list of netea to a amtll group eongragefed In front of tbit County budding. Horticulturists Of South To See Celery Section Sanford Included In Week’ s Itinerary In April Of Group The tewbar tew. which opgev a n ta called the «BW* NBA act,'* •ttnap.hd to extend pow m al ready held by atata board- ex. s miner* to Include thoao of fix­ ing price for barter work In aacb ef thu §1010*0 V? count!**Bath authority, a majority ef the Court bald, would withdraw tha barber's constitutions! right to malm contract fur hla eerrkaa. T h e right to follow aay law­ ful vocation mad to maka eoni te as nm pM U y within protection ef the Const!ta- r -• * t ^ttortkrulU irt.U iW arTon®relate of (he South will visit the Sanford ealary aectloa on AprIS, accord tug to word roeotvod today from W. E. Stote*. brad of 'tha agronomy department in thf 'Florida Experiment Station, who la In charge of arrange manta, ia expecting between 75 and 100 raacarch worker* and othrra Interested In field crop*, fruits, Bats aad vegetable*. Research, tracking, and’” Other worker* In agronomy wM b* ho'dlng thatr annual ra v tin g e t the flm*. and have .Invited Booth, era horticulturists to m att with i1thorn In view of tha prouilnano* , cfNhortfculturul crop* la Florida. Ate'. 14, for u riaif to the North Florida Experiment g t i t t e , which to* deo* eutataudtag rooeurah work with toburca sm | o tte r /IWd crape. A short vUit will bo made to the paean eras a t Mum. tteallo, aad Wednesday morning win to spent *» the Main ExporimoM Station la asbt'f'i'l*. From Sanford Urn visiting b ar. Fell owing puhlteattea In Ban- tlcu'turials aad agroaomteU wfil go to Laka A'frad to teapoct tha Senator Trammell Told That Canail ‘Means Disaster* Robber Taken FRANCE SOFTENS STAND AGAINST GERMANY Tp Same House Stole Beek’i Trouaera And Money On T h r e e Occastoi Negro Tells Pol Crisis In Europe § Is Heightened By Elevator S trik e nyf Hi8 Deie£“ Ends In New York' i^njfon conferi ^ With Compromise Twu night* later Willi* r*. tu m d tb the Back home, broke la tgaln. atole anothar pair of Mr. Back'a tn>uaan and (IS. The aacond Haul waa not quite *o gead M ha wrut back again e coupla ef night* ago, and again alula anothar p * lr_ g f. treoaerm. Bui thara waa no monay bi fha treuaer* the laat lima. In aacb Inatane*. according to both Mr. Beck nnd tha negro, tha robber broba Into tha beuaa bi tha daad of night and entered the bedroom |n which Mr. Beck waa aa’rcp. The laat Qma Mr. Brck awoke, and the negro ran. B orm w , ha waa abla to Iden­ tify him, and tha police *oon had Willie behind tha burn, Willie la the nagra who u few Europe’a tanas alluailon moulting from Gorman ramllitarisaUon of tho RMntland was rated wooka ago triad to ateel eomo chicken* from another negro by somewhat with France's offer to soften her eland aa tha Loagua of Nation* eouncll met In Lon­ tha name of rraaler. Frailer don to consider tha Ralch'a violation of the Local no pact and tha Varsalllts treaty. The men shown board the commotion In hla her* represented countries with which Germany signed the Locarno pact. Left to right: Anthony chicken yard, aaw Wllllo up a Eden, England’s foreign secretory; Premier Van Zealand of Belgium, Dino Graudl, Italian embas­ tree, and held him (born at the sador to Great Britain) and Plarra-Ctlinn* F'sndin, Fjench Foreign Minister. (AP Photo) point o f-a gun until tho polka arrived. Willie waa clutching three fat hena when he came, dawn out of the tree after the police arrived. Ha waa aantengrd Cl 50 day., and'began bin raids Court -Subpoena • It Served Upon Lobby Inquirer W) CITY NEWS Lewis A. Tate Is Judge Jas. G. Btoran will ’ Latest Entry I n Annual A ffair Opens drtts tha Tovnuaad Club Wednesday In The Daytona Beach tonight. Race For Sheriff! M ayfair Ballroom! Lswls A. Tata, who waa oasond M tv man In tha race fog sheriff e f tomfool# County la 1551, will mato tha racu again, ho aauouncsd today. In making hi* annocaasmaut ha Umaka the pus pi* fog thstr rapport four y*ur* ago, aad aald to hops* they vrifl show (to pan* confidence in him In tha coming sleet’en. "If slactad, I Lodge Is F irst To Announce For City Commission adof Tho City Commission _wl>l sit Unanimous In thalr andons- aa a tax adjuslmsnt board at mrnt of tha annual Gow*r| 7:10 o'clock tkla evening In show to to given tWi week byj City Hall. th* Sanford Garden Club, mam Building Inspector G. P. Pax­ bora of the. women’s civic com­ ton today Issued a permit to C. mittee of tho Faming)* County B. Kilboum* to taar down tha Chamber '* 7 Comma re* at their eld Fslrvlsw spsrtms.it house at mrating this morning urg'd the| ^ corBtr of Frsnch Avsnu# general public to •** th* show.1 tn J pint* StrsaL It was declared to to one of th«- j .— Outstanding attractions of the V. 8. Doans, 2 Four. and Lottie Irene Th* flower show wit* b. held of Lawrancasllla, la tto ballroom or th* Mayfair risd Fatorday by Hat*) on Wadaosday and Thurt- Sharon In hi* offl day of Ibis woak, from 2 n’clwk Ileus*. la tto aftarnooa until 0 o'clock -----a t night on tto first dsy .n ,|l This srsnlng's from tO o’clock In th* morning j local Post of th* H e a n t W ants Black To Testify In His Injunction Action Points Won And Con-; Oppose Condit cessions Made By r ----- Owners, Operators England May Be C pelted To Drop NEW YORK. Mar. I« — Conciliatory Sti (AP) —Thouaaml* of union «■!»r ita r operator* and elhsr build Ing srrric* tm ployti have tossed nway their picket sign* and be- j gun returning to work after a j mpoclheular two week, etrtko t u t disrupted tha operation of 2400 apartment! and business atruc’.unr. A compromlaa ••ttlamsni pro­ viding for Immediate to employ, menf of the atrlkara along with arbitration of wagaa and houra waa announced ysatsrdey after a IS-hour conference. Jame, J. Hambrtck, head of tho New York local of thr In­ ternational Building Service Em ­ ployee1 Union, hailed the pattle. mant aa a "great victory" Ha eald J3.000 worker,, Ine'udin r porter*. Janitor*, hollar •token, and chambermaid* In addition to elevator operators, would bo back on thalr jobs by today, Aihltratlon of wagaa will bogin within tha neat fiw day, un. dar tha supervision of Ferdinand A Stlcor, chief of tha United Stataa Fortatry Division, At tha i nd of tho flrat and eocond years V t the thraa year agrrament hpth wage* and hours are to be ‘■u*MSrated. ' • -la algafng a three-year tontract with tha Realty Advisory Board, rapraaantlng tha employ, a n , the union taad an abandoned thalr demand for a doood or preferential shop, Tha building operators, |n their turn, a treed to relnatate all of Thr atrlkara Indeed of Inilitlng on tho retention of IS perernt of tha replacement workers hired during the .trike. Flood Conditions Abate In North; Rain In Mid-West Food mnditlona abated la tto northsiatom stotca today as rainfall spread ov*r a wbf# era* of the Mlddtswaat. Cloudiness was gtnrral over a section south of the Great Lsktt, and rain was reported from Kansas City to Dallas .and asstprard to PUtriwrgh and Chattanooga. Th* Rocky Mountain (action was cool­ er with frees** reported to south arn Utah. High water still raged In On­ tario after taking 30 liras and causing m O ona of dollar* of property damage. R ercal. fert Of 3% bd Peraoif: Burned in Auto Crash Dies HOLLYWOOD, Mar. H —0F)— Chart** D. Mattmon, 57, of 8t. Paul, Mina., died hum Sunday, third victim of ta rn * suffered Friday aa flaming gaaolln* anvn opad an aotomobll* In d high­ way track-car collision. Matt*eon's vrifo partetod hi tto Mating sedan aa raaraar* ralaly triad to extricate to r, and Sidney B. Porter of Detroit died later In a Koaoltal. Behind m 7 r*» I m of t’l U ini r —e Tho E uropean crlilg 1 N:.il i v■*!*1 Germany's \ ib i niteiiy s rau « s tnrlr-.tton of the RhlnMh I’ciphtnncd today wft r.rcnt R riu in tried to n tlfy Indignant France i parlfy tho militant Btfch Somo Quarters believed j life of th e League of 1 tlo n a reste d In It* cool called Into teaelon In Landau consider Germany'* breach at" Vervalltaa treaty and tha Lm no pact. Franc* thrrats**4_ bolt tha Loan* In prefer*Be* complying with term* by wl HlUar agreed to parttelyel* the London dlacuaalona. Inftel Loagu* qu artan balkvad I aln also wou’d reject tka am tlona and woold ha forced drop lm conciliatory rate h i or ef League condemnation Germany, Hitler Imlated on Me n | •anteLive having fSO oqtottg tha London conference and; prompt tonild*ration i f id troates ha proposed ta teS paac* In vrmttm tu rn pa.., 1 gluf backed the Franck star Garmaay today n ls to a M i creation i f the aaw army Y tho German Iradar dsiterigi never b* eonquo rod." ->*» Gansral tension waa i somowbat by an anaanaag that the League CouneO, tl era! stulon, to d agrasd to Germany*! rsproaantatfvg 1 standing at the confer rafoaad to consider Hill proposal*. Tha flrt.paragrapk reply, slgnsd by Konstantin , Nourath, foreign minis tag, mad* public by tha Loagua < night. Flandln said to had not Hiller’s reply, addressed to, Joaaph A, C. Avanol, sacrat ranarat ef the Laagua, but dsntood Jlltlsr damaadsd. hla lubstltuto peace print must to discussed a t th# % tlm* with Gannany'a "Ls* guilt," Ritter a ’to was a i stood to laslit thaf Gera must to traatod an a faathk absolute aqumltty, Germany has sent a atom 1 Ing to Pramter Benito Man th at ito will cut off all a a to Ifely U th* faaslat i adopt* aa unfriendly attltudl ward Germany ngavdteg Rhineland crisis. Th* Dally ' graph said It teamed aa a Jipt-authority-gaM griter. - r-' Italy, It waa tollavad, j stiff*r graatly by such a . as h tr Imports from 0*r to r* helped considerably la 1 Ing League ef Nations *M panel ties Imposed fsg the oplan rampalgn. Nuturtiums With 60 Pettit To The Flower On Display W HATS DOING LOCAL &|ra MAACm „ ...-• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 14, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/df17c6ee325fdeb7aaef794b37b46a82.pdf 30afe79a8c7af2a503884714be7ed321 PDF Text Text TUB 8AW F0HP HERALD,. SANTORO, 5emetriber Chattanoogai!w L ook ou ts Given Stunts Welcome By Fans |Is Battle C ry S o u n d e d At Daytona Beach By Packard A n d Chapman Money - Not A fter l Comes, They sta te B p : ,- — „ „u D fl?8 To a • Be Shown Again , At Track Tonight ENkbaw Daytona Basch and « b * r towns l„ tho Florida S ta .t U t p n th at Sanford la not tha •V ts k alatari* of tha L a ifu t, aa yraa aU Vd In a Daytona Beach paper tha day tha Chattanooga AaokouU ahook tha duet (or ■ ad ) of Sanford off their eoL tactlra fact and morad an m aise . .. F» « h‘ '* U,Ud “ lhe ir » t bat to capture tha feature ninth race o rar tha futurity dt»taea a t Sanford-Orlando Kanml Club greyhound track near Longwood tonight. Thla aturdy fcuryear-old champion haa been pittad with tha claaay Rocky Count. According to tha Daytona Reach Sun-Rcrord, tha Chattanoo­ ga Lookout*, who quit Sanford 'n i huff h v a o sa tha heavy rain of laat Monday aoakad th flr uniforma and othar auppllaa In tha elubhous# th a t "leaked like a ••***" »*r» “ recelred with wble open ir m i" when they strived In the Beach city. The 81 n-Record report* th.it ‘with good hot chamber of com­ merce a 'r flowing freely In Day. 'one Beach. Manager Clyde Mllan *1 Ip rite are beginning to dry •ul. They recelred a eertre drerjchlrfr k | n d f, wh#n tha -ooknute lodged a t Sanford— th# dlifTK.nd, —f k« th# •rlery. ie five inchee under water md the chop worn club houae r;;:. •• • agar, of the Hanford Club of th* E arl Hammond, arctic . S tate League in aaklng fa n * , again will diaplay hla to "aama acroaa" and provide Eskimo dog. and tell a a t tea ary financing now and hla a ip c rirn c n In tl h oi a t a belated llth hnur a ft- North* ty a poiaiblo crlala may have Tonight'* entrlra and M M gtn., with the latter capita ."W hen It wae too late to aa»e .logs which ahould flm tha Chattanooga iltu a llm the money: fallow* planked down I.VOO to lll(l, keep ,’ja Club here,'' aaul Mr. n«. ' in l-#>l. l->n.l i-.li -Packard. “ If th a t m o n y h*fl , 1 * * 1 u l V! u r « b ffn forthcoming a Ji.tir t i m e r Frivml. t h t f Lookoutx wouM be (irre now .l. L et* ramembrr th at." I iiu nm ik h a r r n , , , u. Mr. Packard and Mr. Chapm an' ai»r. ii- .n - .......... . laaued thr fol'owlng e.'utemrnt [ .V iV t'v'si >! V.' ' \ T l ilr i l m re , f ill mt U v lilaaun Uortlm* v. K atarltr VVu •rv v w iv H iu u H a u iV i I( e , u » f e r> e « re e e o » i - ■ .■writer of crime* committed •Lucky Teter- And Hie X T ci G ang W ill K x h ib it 1 ■,k ,h* f 3U wiI1 *» bind m -m iii H air* TVa*w4 Ql i n J n *" >™blKS communication IO a lC r e i \ € X t Sunday that th* p'ople of Sanford will L anai l OT l d a , Auto Repairs. MARTIN’S & GARAGE SUNNY-SIDE A MARKET *A M ix ed B o u q u tlg n >m c U * t y . P ric e s raaao n ab lak ' ; M r*. H . E . R u w eU u j Phone JM -J Celery ~kr+ WalchM. Oocka, Jr#k REPAIRED Diamond* Mounted E n g r a v in g '1 McLaulin. The Jeweler FARM t f k U n ite d L u m b er C o. w‘,k' Mr f " 1 w" ’ , ** * 7 ' “T k R* «h,nl r' ninMon av nlirht to dry " ’ U ’* vr' " f*1'»ngo they V n ' '"*” .f t e n ' h 'r n ,n’ D’ vtona T ..~ . - " • - 'n Mv ir-.erv-l npin. 1 lh' ' ,,'*'v «""* l"” ltH*r fo» ’ rh '” '* 1 * r ‘ **'‘ " r R m fo'd. T W 'T*‘r ’« * **H*Hod with the ' n l," 'in*- Po’»lih*.*andlnT the ,k' ' ,T'’ h*'1 compiled with *h-lr -rerv wI-h to the e t f n t of - e »Mlliy. fin.nch, , „ | other'■lie. It la alm .-nr peea.-n opinion Seasoned and Unfinished Luioberi Lumber, Rulldlni; Material—Roofing Lumber Measured By The Goidm RuUT S tl and French W E R T -T h e -JE W E L E 1 Dlamonda And W ilthO Fine Watch And Jewelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engraving th , aub-oommltte* -trip !, .k l Jump" which he * £ * ,k*,r £ * rt » :* *“? (f*r, aulhorlaatlon to In- parform . dri> Ing a ‘ tw k modal IfreW of Ih7l, 4 itrsm rth of tbs Rttamobils at a speed of 60 ml sa JIT* •»r*>d of g tm e their unU -u n riH run ^tl^ hi attw vita Lowwn- * . THAT WONDERFUL HEALTH TONIC Rains And Thaw , Cnuse Dama^ In 1 ' E astern States Mir; Eight eaatern aUtaa w atthad w l'h appreham ion today aa hard rain* and thaw* puahad many ia « ;'" T « * at»am « out of th alr hank., Hvi.ia undattng large pactiona, *wrcp* Ing bridge* away. Mocking high V ld* " j ifl | in way*, anti forcing fam lllta I® >•* * '» fie* from th alr homaa. Naw . F ataH ir 1 "* Knfland atatca, alao New York. *.ia 4 on j •« Naw Ja n a y and Pannayltania t ea J re w fr* pffeetad. Thar* w as *om* . *-■* mu* 3 *“ preaped' of relief tonight ta i*.tc ii to l i * s’cw York and New England 1M , : j j f w l t h freeling tam peratare* for*, •e. F ilv r ii, call. to in c.i* i.ea ------------------- —— *■** >■** ROOSEVELT MAJORITY i* a *.»# i ,* i r.» *. reiw nr^u* 111* | About U p*rt»n\ of tha ( N n * ■total population liras In thd. 52' CHAPLIN ,TO; WED PAULETTE? _____ ■ :• ' ■. Wanted Excuse A *lLb M *^°Ut »ro';n * t * * ^ * 1' motorcycle rh'er* J0n‘ |twitl creah through two flaming term s as broad • • J bo«nl wtlli* . Im it.— tan ! “ Lucky" Teter, th* atar peri. » m o o M (lio W. o ‘ fo rm ,r- hM * ,,b- « full“ o r atu n t. l l o ! l ^ f o ? ’^ . . r i i " hUrh , r ' ” w 10 h* m ating in ere tn d h afk ire 1th*lr d,rlf,|f <n[1 »lltl fnlnre». 111. , ‘ adrnllneti in Handling an autoR u r l '^ r m obll, •• ■ ‘«f’ Ulc rat* of apreil ™ « t l l hw itlT w a e o v ,r »ki*' ,ro u n '' ,k l"> n t'k in g 1 n V c « ..X to !on fituplet* turtle in the twinkling the le ’crel hundred ^ ,n *y* ** nothing ahort of nilthe . . 'o r a l hundred , Ur i l One of the .l e n t , which h»a ‘ MHW.OWr rr(|U fh t h|m much f||m , u h u f>. E ilapnv Kiel Performed Baseball Club „ ------- 1 i unJeretand the ctmLw ky Tafer and Hla B ail dltlan* which cauaed tha club to Urivars are on thalr third annual !»■»• Sanford, tour and will appaar a t tha S am i-1 "Under the euperrl.ion of Mr. nole Driving Park. Sunday a fte r- Gan*#l of Orlando, Mr. Mouglu noorr a t 1 o’clock, bringing th e ! l°n did the work fry the bat* park largaat aggregation of dare- ‘ end following Mr. Gantel'e addcrLa arer aaaemblod In one cult. j vice, A rthur Branan an<f myeelf The !)>ll Drivers come direct from followed e r ry auggaatJon In putTampa where three ahowa were ,lng the dresalng room i-brto ||r . p rra e n trl each breaking attend- 1 i ' • ihape and when I we. in (he i nee record* a t Plant Field. ' >i I perk h a t Friday *ig or alght Chief among tha many death- I member* of lit* team , inclining defying atunt* to U* preaantrd i ,h ' tn ln a r, InSirrry,! me «•«▼«*»*■ °n ™my by Tater and l i b Hall 'Driver* I* ! *'rry th in g vaa fine and In ronthan parform al by "Jum ping" , ' ,,lu,'n rf I Invited our pe plr to Jack Owen, world'* champion j V” •«* the park Sa'im lay and Sunfine work th e m o n e y motorcyd# *kl-jiml><r. Owen wl I *iy to rev the ---... t„ haa * * * Inlrtg hit rrMorcyele down the I done. IO I *'0*k at a <peel of # 1) o r ' 'T h - itorm which e tn r td Sunr i| e , TO mil:a par hot-T, up a M-Inch , d'O night and Id n» m jch d»m8 I* ,n i* attem pt h tcu ld reS lID *e» in iilam l caught •;» unpre_____ | ram p and attem pt to hurdle I*' '••red We had epent every ib)l• — , o 'r r a two ton truck and two ,mr *h-> H ly appron-i't*d f- r the AdmJnietratlon did moioraytlea which are parked tn park and every d n lltr Ihail of hnrlty to ita rt th e , ita fnth. Perhepv from the epee- | f«nd» lelonglng tn tb i upVecn of th# broad tei nw of »■ fori* etandpolnt the take-off ,<he tmll p>rV. im u tl, obtain#') .000 W>rk Relief from the end of th# ram p tn t o ,f ',,m cobretl ha*ebcl t-am i. Fram far aff Shanghai, China, aemea ward* that Paulttt* Godj tha air aflnriD the greatest thrill When tho r p r n e n l live of dartf haa annaunaad her angagemant ta Charlie Chaplin, th* film of the •ub-commlb.' .■'•Jl Owen Ineiete that th> m o a t ' the ( hatlanooga Ilieetidi Cliii comedian, with wham eh* is *n a werld teur. Neither would conthe ieaue w « far hatardoue part la th* lurreaaful rim e Into my nfftc- Monday !!rm *h? " F a r t. Thay sea ahewn In Hallywead at th* pramlara «■ ' lie arid the full lan 'lo g of the ivnehln# a fter he mornino complaining that th* Chaplin** lataat plature, ‘ Madam Tlmaa," In which Paulatta wa« landing lady. (Aaeaelatad Prat* Phetal I yet to act and th e ' haa c o r e d the truck. Owen la *1 hul w r-rkr I their drearing ild be made no the the holder o(_Jh# wortd'a record ( ' ■m nnd -atim t <1 illof the eld the amendment f (02 fact thre 1 anil one-hilf Inchaa nlayere* imlfornta, | e-tprW%S'fl 'WT ert to pirllam ent*nr which he aet in Dallaa, T eiaa laat I egret, and '«M the rentleman re# it Involved new spring. i that we in Florl *n coti d not V an appropriation. naniela and "thire- I 'C'Potrdblr fore th - " a rt. of „ wit" Ulllon a rc famoua for their I <;,>'r 1*n,, ' h ,t * " ** ' ,’1 ,{n r1vrr coniend*,! th , t v , . | >u,nt kmjwn v - -era.hlng the f,Mne o> alble t . . v not the ike the ftinda a r e i l - |rfoorw, y , of h # ,» two •« — room If* In touch h contacting h u e ball fan*| •fll'ljf ilipII)|M-1 ?4Ifill i l . t 'K I I I . | III lit 1 k l . l n r •In regard to our S tate lea g u e rliHit*i u» H K n ; a t »:\i Club,, there aeema to be tome I 'h i i n i e , Mr t'h.iiM**, , L'l confualon in connecting th* work t» r K o u r ih rwa-p. f t t i i i r i n d f the State I cague committee *1K1 M*. «f I. It* ’ Hiim« With tha committee working <tn •M K T m i litrr ta -itf 7 * *11. N<> T lr n r . »aatIt V** . tha Cha.’.an io g a propoal.lon. Mlprlty --— ■ Tha Ctat* Liagua committee aa Fifth fa ***1 ani.tr fe*r ml O committee haa not a t any l i o n u l t ) , M»«« *ll«*nr*ii r e y , IM H .IU K H IIK H T lim a had any dealing! with the OF trlir. H irnrlair i*|:.»t!hr», ' ChaLknooga Club, nor had aru I'.m ilH «1>. VIKI It) H l l t h fitr p , f i l l t irlit Uelpatad any, other than obtain -1 ‘••vlll*. MINX AI.VNK r tag a . working agreem ent fop the. SITA 111 lim e lira! . local Uam, which ats'.ua, an wa h w n lliinlk Ann. IJTT I), flark Ayr. have been Informed, hai no. IHIf»v»iilh n i r r . f til u r 11 bacn Impaired. ‘Mi'll a v , llttw r* At*#. . "Whlla th# committee ii g ra t FI.AHII 111. KIVU lilt1; f ) # i l # r , \V A11 ri.KfMJF. B iol with the aupport already T i n # . M '» rtla n llo . racelved from fana In general, W# allll have quite a cum to ; CCkl'act before putting a team on tha field. And we would Ilk* to remind you th at now la tha Urn* for atl b a n ball fan* tY> t thalr ahouldtra to th* wheel, d not after a trial* haa aria. . #B. such aa waa th* caaa In ■' tha regret hbls Chattanooga affair. Therefor*, we aak that tv gry fan itlv* th alr whole h ta rttd more' and financial aupport . whlla there I* yet time." ttfORSOAT,'MARCH 11, l! waled In both of the** plant*. * r d Will*imi. Jam *. Houghton nnd mvaelf and are would- collect from th* baseball clubs playing gam rs a ravartis t i n t wtrold take • a r - of the park. Thla ire hare* ’on# for tha p*»t few years, but, -nforiuw itely. lh* Hanford base­ ball Club haa declined fo r the •••at two yearn to ipay. a nickel * l* P rc td a n t Rooaavalt rolled up • * JJ heavy nw jorlty c m Oovtrnor fercnai primary yreU rday In i t* Talma ’gc. In a p aaldantUd praI i * H arris county.__________ K» k " u i ita * **. a-ta wii. ill* lit i l ia t.cc MOBILE R K C R IV EU H IP 7 *• MOBILE, AU., Mar. 11—A I , # taapaycri* petition, leaking to 4. 1 * place th* *‘ty of Mobile In ncalr* )M * arth lp haa b**-> filed In Unitrd state# Dlatflet C-m-t H- tha termination of tha visit of th* Chattanooga Baseball Cub, *iU If you will calmly eonaldar Pha fact* a* stated ahora, la there anybody In Sanford that Proper KJlinmal i mi Heal h. llivr.- if ..nly on, '• » gvnilH'# Mirecle Health T il. ^ ^ f e g d g j S y ’i f . To keep lh* figure trim. I . 'io i* a n youthful vigor. I . To beautify the com pic*lan f. ------ Jf «.!. . To keep (he body In order. L ^ H r e s J I B S P H iB a m a B m m m A Laney’s Drug Store Union Pharmacy n - a - l u t —— . — ____ —____ I , ___ — _____ a toward the aupport of tha park. - CHIPLRY. Omi Marv-ti— n« *M i« Faiarity I* '* a a* 1 ,,# "Tl> tha eHIttna of Sanford I -an only express my regrata for go Health FBMIN0LR COUNTY BUILDIMO AND LOAN ’ ASSOCIATION First sad n*al Dividend "Arai-aceaiaat Mad* By Han. J. M- La*. Caaaa'reller." 1 dlvMred *f t.T H remit ta an creditor* *f th# Semlaok Coasty BulMiag aad Lana Aa•oelatlao, gaafard, Flarlda. In Ugaldatiaa. D tvM esi (a ia 'h * aggregal - a n a l af K W H . Payment will h* mad* by lh# Saafsed A'lantie Natlaaal Bank, ta fa a ’rrJ. Florida. • • Tuesday Mar. . 14 b. DM ’ram \ * M A. M. ta S:M P. M- Th* Rev. Oaorga Blevins, Win-* , i iv',-. V t, married IMI couples In IMS. H will b* secretary that aU OK HOLIATOR CONPRCSHBH BHIT ■ Come in. Let os ghre you the details H H W l .■* , o f this 10‘Yctr Warranty— the moat cooTlnclng erldeace of ropcrUtiv* merit. Nerer before has inch a warranty been offered. �More Fruit* A l l Y*f*tablM H u Any s, Similar A m la America' r AN INDBPKNDCNT DAILY SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH IS. IMS Un& fSam Asked To Place Sanford On Airmail Maps Elected Mayor Hotel Answers PapWorth By Placing Griffith's L e tte r On Public Display nanimous Choice ' Other Members Commission To cceed Mr. Dumas itkm B o o Its Clerk's Office - ;S. 0 . Shlnholwr I* Ihe f>CH-piayor of the City or elected by unanlMatoi itotc of the City Comfiipafon last night to fill titty'the unexpired term of MKjW T. L. Du man who tWtt tU it Monday morning. M*1 Wa* nominated for Ihe Ittfiog. by Ccinmlsaioner W. Wlta U* Ig h tin* of th* M u n ldpal Airport thi* City haa * rood thane* to r a t airmail, aerate*, City Clerk t . S. l a w son advised tho City Commta»ton last night, a d tho C brv ■niaalen thareon authorised h'ro to take tho m attar op with the proper authorltloa. Tho WPA appropriated fund* wllji which to Illuminate tho Sanford Airport a . an amargtney landing fold, and aa Sanford la an th* regular a ir­ mail rout* between tho E t l t and f a i l eoatta elty offtetala are hopeful th a t th* po*tuffku dtpartm ant will Include It on the* new airmail map*. 8. O. Sh'nhotaer wno waa l«at| night elected mayor <f th* C.ty of Sanford b ythe unanlroou* rot* of th* City Commitiion. to au:co«d 'he late Mayor T. L. D uties. In The North Mad Posh O f Ice In ' Rampaging Rivers Takes Toll Of 10 And Imperils Many W< if S lS i'i: N o n h eiitcm Itatoa and Canada « * |TV helped leridle ram paging rt* e n la- l j ( / l C € U c i \ S while official* counted at lea'I 10 death* and million* of Song and Vgvad retehr* dollar, damage a> the to ] of th* Rhineland** pieurM .ru* fIo.„lv »“d pr*«y fair? fhlee, b, x , __ „ „ . , tory alao know* it* win The Mollen lludeon R lrar. how. |R( ^ „ ntul efer. held n ,e ra'A priaoMr* on heitleground where an a* n newly formed laland a t Rea*, make th* map of Europe Mlacr. N. v.. Where they h a rri-' Todaf >h* marching f Ih e n u elr,, In a , m . || t n | u i 111' ,T‘' w nniom echo . toR. 'he office of * * .h" V .r * ' cu. ,, Ainertean miliar“ T ainew theU punitive W l.to m p a n , plant. They naiVd dltlona a f Julius Caeaar. wwerd* again,t th* door*, caulked Europe <face* perhapo it* I ta b i A t t is i IntempCs FI .tile d tn ta r th a t fiathr refu sed s a n c tio n s fan a g a in s t th c r tly a f t e r t h e fo r e ig n o f f i c e nr T h e *Tocr a* s t i l l A f lJ # f f * r , a former mayor of O a ld S lty , and th* nominal!** * M ■seconded by Conuniaairnor F i ‘ N-- WhllahuraL Mr. FMnboL Ptr M ired a* acting mayor dnr ;w * Ulnaai of. Mayor Dtimaa • f't* * . roqueat of th* lata may>r. . r f t y * Shinholaar. la sarv ln r Winner* In doclanrUon c o n - |* ln k * to await reacue. TKi "llv # 1 i G e r m a n y tt» n l e teal* hald In tho 10 district* i f * ''‘n " rr« h ft in the middle of the' Florida will engage In e »L*te* r j rh ’had ,iv«r yeaterday to! o f w o f f e r i t a im toptaat In th* F trat Bapliat >■ *'P ,h» fire* going In the boiler' O u rc h tomorrow morning, te g in -1 rw,ni They had not eaten tine*1 nine at 10 o'clock. Th* piddle I* r* « 'n la y . They told of IhaL-1 Invited to hear th* youthful or*- F **ht " ',*r ■ telephone line which* toro, member* of th* M issionary. **dl alcod. Union of th* denomination. | At Upton. U»»»., John Prentiss, Th* conteet la held each year un-j ®°- * * ' found drowned in hi* antior th* ample** of th* young tom obil. 100 feet from a bridge poop)*’* dlrliaton of th* B aptU IJ * h k h w i, awrpt aw ay laat night. Mlaalonary Union. Th# subject | At Toronto, Ontario, towered choaea this year 1# “Stewardship." Umperalure* atopped I ho mad and it waa f trtt doo'aimrd In city. PU'h of ic* and peradttad th* then county and then In d litrle t, w ater to roroi* from the dwellmeeting*. Tho winner I In rack l«g». Truck* war* able to make of th# 10 district* eonipete her* food dellr*rie*. r-rratalling. for tomorrow for ita to honof* and • lh# pc***nt at l r a i t , 'a th re a te n 'I tola*. t * - „ ^ ' food ahortag*. , , „j. 5rC ontratanU from Miami, Palm T h e * hundred per a an i, i w m d • Y T - i mna *. di- , U . atreet which rannot be .T** “ JtpiMauen sru g i Booth and JaekaonvllU arriraJ from their fooded he**** yeater-, ____ By n rnn m n L d . . nL by • r r . truck beeauM of, *° thl* afternoon, and lh# *th*r* or# •'ey return#,! to them today. —Capital a ffh irt rav*t»*d cleanly llewever rvm»l.- i u | m * th* a d tp raa.lrn batwaan It and th e ' ‘h* P ? 1 eipected tonight. I Worried official* In Maaaarhu- around th* Whit* Haun* today V Ills, asffimlailon. Ha a trw t. Jama* Houghton, ■ atraet *n<* aignstara o f Calvin G rif-. Th# E ar. W. P. nrook*. Jr., paa- <#tta war* heartened hy a fore - 1 with Ptvai l an t Koaaevwt rim m ial It am p of IJuIrr-, om rehen *•> k Commlaaiopara JU fflor and auparlotandant, waa Inatructad to J10*- Tb* hsaabUI d u b waa tbl ta r of U>* B eptiit Church, a*k* rant of ecMer w rathry while they lag on aho igi o o f Ihu Rhine, th i. latest critical t o n h u n t gad c ity Clark F . 8 . fflj In th* depreaalop and mah* h*T» lh* Valdea It* hoad-\ th* public to hear lh* young men w atch'd th* Merrtmne E trrr rU *’ again*I th* WPA u f calling eww • f a ffa ir, abroad ia hy oo — *— • a* tha eoam ittaa to- pro- th* hydrant aeceaibla. i q u a rta n during I'a atay In San and young woman, not only b*- .teadily. tr* In th* cirer «tart- NrancM on railaf and a new h u . w ithsnt tntcrost In palitiraf airI Mr. Houghton ndviaed th* Com- taT*cauaa th* conUatanU will b* <n- *.| b ra k in g today while gerem - Ing peegram. Th# P m id r a t twig eteo w the U ai.ni Stataa. ■*»t official net wn* th a |a - ; ml**l<m ha w uld have hi* man I 4 * Va'doa Hot*l le .te r to Th# covragad hy a large attendance ment plane* wee* hald In reodi-( reporter* th a t u n a a tla m ngainal A t this atagv. ia » true, it t a t a procUraalioa c a llin g ! oparl the valv* a t th* wall a t Third Horaid I* alao accompanied by ’* but hacauaa thoa#who hear weald he difficuit t i get op an th* n r . , at .Salem. U nhna the tim - ’ th* ■Week* Pcograaa A dm iahtra jl*l eUetlon on Apr. 14 to Stihet and Sanford Avrnu# which photograph which ahow* many declamation* "cannot fail to be p ral re drotu toon official* fear lion were theauthre* a M atter ol • vacancy an th* CHy Cora- the f r a chief reported waa atuck b» tha roof of*tho grandh.lped by lh# Id*** preaent'd and th* river may roach th* level * f poll!Ira. • cnuaod by tha death a f .and could npt bo opened. I atand a t th* Municipal floid, but tha rnthualdam of the** young the (iooatro"* 19*7 flood. H un-' | | . anma>aa«d I h r r y L, H op-. ,r * rc.pan.iU e fp m u . TUa pracU m aU on,1 Valve* of th* walla nt Viral thl* could not bo reproduced far pro p * ehoaan *• lh# beat apeakar* „( flm |)|o* were driven kin* and other aldra U help him PwUtlenl party had In M in another col*’ Street and Elm Avenue tn d n t publication In thin laaue. In thalr varlou* dlatricta." fre -r home* along the M . ctImac .bap* him rarnmnwoMHan In Pen - 1 M fa r peace, an, if thla h n o of Tha R a n i d ,' F rn rth Street and Magnolia AvcTh* latter from* tho Veld**, from Portamouth, New llarap- ]p m on tha a Meant to ha apent toterventia, iatae th* CHy B all aa th a bu* ara hard to opan, th* chief om itting tha auparM ription and : hire, to law rtnc*. Maa*. Many for relief, daring th* y e a r begin- r**» “f Europe, h plafb an d .p rd a n tha poll*' reported. Th# flow of w ater from the algnatura, la aa follewai .ch 'o la and faciocia* were cloaad ning July 1. I t will b 4aliver*d,l *f * European from TslO A. M. to aundow n, ® m Avan-, a wall la good, but " ffa know th a t % now ti p in New England. _ j he aaid. hefara he depart* n e tt \ •* “ 1 * Ictlaa day. & F . La no. w . Wanpo would h a r t to be uaad a t people of Sanford are growing —----------) Thuraday fee a flak lag trip o f f ; and J . Beak ara nom ad, Mastnoll* Avrnu# wtlL Th# From P r e s id e n t Says Byron Price Accusations Seen Bfr Up To Presidewt To Mr. Roosevelt As Devise Means Of \ Matter J0f. Politics Keeping .Out Of It Fire Will Delay Issue Of Paper •acton at th* election, with ehl,f • Uo reported good Row from nMeKinaon ** d a r k T W»H* F lr a t^ tm t and Balm.tU g i ng( bow mgiatared t° Aranua- e d t o at Second*-" ard S^ gtvm an opportunity to A.T*”nl N* Iwl wy wado of Sir nr ~ t a to lh* pall book*, *** w*]l nbCbrnmareW SUhat land » apoctal alactlon aa ragia-' Avanu* bacaua# lh* Arena* T wfTu- v, - _ _ j i _ 11* t o n up a t th a t po'nt. ™si ro i a . U m A ir t a r .JSS n r o - i1^ ^■ t *tro,“ ' flr* U’*t ha P ? E place pal Church NEWS BR1EPP tlr. “ * f ***** " e*a*, B *" itiew.U. !Sanford Boy M ikes etty L S . U . Honor RoU 18r«of"»S! Libby Holmsn Wins “Share Of K atateL ps; .a - P ark H rrald thla . m orulic an I, A aattiem ent of h# late dm llh will dalar nahllcntlon of th Reynold*' tTH.ro0.DO9 relate gt»wmkly M wipapor o n tT tom „ r w | Ing U bhy Holman R-ynol.U » I » avanlng, Publlabor T ia e r rvp- rte I r-H) and her Infant aon neatly The paper-la l i - ^ T 1 on F riday- 1 |7 000.007. wa« approved by f ir Th# fir* wa# discovered at 1:11, cult Court J u J g ; Ell Eraak y**o’clock, b«t U * flro dapartmet t, le-day. waa tptkhly on the scene and ih -j The agrarm enl uuirting n diabias* wa* confined t3 the pr n" pu t between the Broadway torrh tag shop In lh* n o r . The h u i'l tla g -r who waa the aecond wife tag nnd paper atock WV* di m a r d of tho tobacco millionaire and b a t Mr. Traar a told he h u t ua -.tier halra wga rgoched la N erth y*t bran unable to m ike any C aro 'lai acre ral week* I r a hat •atlm ata a f th- loaa, though ke, required court ra tifk a tio a h* believed It wa* all covarai! by in Maryland bccauaa a Hal timer* ' euranco. Mach n rry *wa* n’ t -lam tr u e ' company I* l.-u*U* a f th* ■fad. ’, ratal*. to. tha. honor roll o f- s tndoat* o l - J . D. Abra a**, /ngiaoey a r fha Loalatana S tato Ualveralty, w ith City watorwodta plant, will | t tha ra n k a f "enro l* da," and aa t*»4 ih# U n ican ity a f FUrr%*a n raeujt o f Me "two point five fifth abort eaura* . ,og w a|*r plot” ratin g become* eligible fo r, Vmgtmant, a t Tamp* an Mar. 31 memharahlp in PW Eta B lfn w .'to -, and Apr.. | and t , • « th e ofTkla1 tlonal ■ho nrrary 1fraternity. In a m ra a to ta U v * a f lb* City of Bringing la ■ alas* on* of the Hi U r to Dm 'ato d .n t, Ophelia 1 Kanfard. m eat am iaaafal electric cooking Stone, acadaml* dean rhnviman! . . ■— V af tha- faculty commlttaa i n ' Coach s. A. B. Tfltktairo of tha fchoota p u t , n h r /D** S W orH honors a l l , . 8 . U.. wrote, -», famlnato Bays* AthtotkCJab J u Herald and th* flo rid * Power A a f Central F tottLight Company. B " E l*a»^» Itahn thla - afternoon pr*par«> to tha Bamlnola J " p r w * * * * * * a h o w .h | th a E ita tk to ta r In. many U m pttag dlahoa baler* a and aatlafaattan la yo«p aaaem -' morrow to n h a * - ■ ta t tt o U n a gathartag a f anthu.laatta pllakmant," lh* doan wocto Oaoaga Lagirn** tfip p lM tU ldron Hoapl- Free Electric Cooking School Brought Tto A Successful Close This Afternoon OS NEWS =T ■PJ*' U w of fu tu re a a c tn a h rrta l w S^Paa^tJt*" aa ataairic IH wilk Ftorid. th* atagn af sn : Ogata w T raoaan Rceeaeti tien and Speak the Whi ran con hoaa* h) fl,,,^ 1 U x t^n. la p«ocfc p Swpt w Cfaw * May Be Sought By GoYenuneot ^ *jgk P lS y TV, G. a P . W sr Ckest Of $261,000 R e parted �F R ID A Y , M A R C H Checks On Crime V r i l D A T , MARCH 1J, 1IM B lttL B VKJlflK r o i t TODAT ------ COV E ALL THE WOULD: — O m M, an d b<r>r, all ye th a t fear O af, An4 I will declare what be d o le h r my wmL—lU alm ffi u- ________ res e rn e s W gjffarere they, who, ftonnhllnl. wet tno** roam Sette'.rn the hedge* of this world, who gu If wo are to •dU ero progrrsa In th«] national move­ ment against crime, says Homer 3. CotxRnfags, attorney general of the United State*, fa tbe R atnrisn Maizlno, tho co-operation of the community Is essential. Its rote is quite as important, and It* responsibility as grost, as th at of the federal, state, or local governments in coping with the seriousness of this menace to society, jk "Without the intelligent co-operation of ail citizens, without community support and Interest,” he urges, “no people can achieve a control over critno, In the United Stales, crime control m ust necessarily depend os much on the county sheriff and the local law enforcement offi­ cers, as upon the federal agent* and the police forces of the cities. More vitally, it is to an enlightened public opinion lo which we must Jook for the cure of the e-ruses of crime as well as the apprehension of the criminal. "The roots ot crime reach out into the community,” Mr. Cummings continues, “whether It be city or ham ­ let In which the criminal first embarks, on hi* care«*-lL la h e m HwW oAfr TfrrTT-tfn- initial opportunity lies for prevention. The betterm ent of schools, the elimination of slums, the improvement of working conditions and of homes—these and other social advances all help to re­ move erime-brecrling environments, and thus the num­ ber of recruits for the crime army of tomorrow •'Important, too, is a better co-ordination between local police authorities -ind citizens. Public support in full measure is needed, if the work of law enforcement offi­ cers is to Ire effective. The citizens in each community must underslnnd the work and problems of the law en­ forcement officers, and they need to he kept informed of whnt these officers nre doing." “ ll is essential olso that Ihe piddle Insist th at the law cnfnrcrmcn! agencies be staffed with the best pos­ sible personnel. Security of jobs is desirable, in order to m aintain n mucimiim efficiency. Other factors making for mnro efficient isrsonnel are adequate salaries, freedom from political interference, and high professional stand­ ards of training for nil.” iveraity Bgys Debate National Question MORGHNTHAU IMPROVES lift* in S t Augustin* snd Atb*t« tbe M ftu question. WA£H1NGTC(N, M*r. Secretary of the Traoaor^. j ry Morgenthau, J r , - F h* been' III f o r the p i i t few days * ■. _ . . fourth annua] •Tefreeher'* course "Heeptved, th a t Congresx rball I fram Apr! 12 la 25 a t Ilia Uni­ was reported Improved day. have the power by a two third*! versity of Michigan. m alarfly rot* to override a <!*-' riiicn by the Supreme Court de-' elarinjr acta of Uoftgtcaa uncon sti 'jtional." T in t was th e. question debated at SotyiAoIe H tfh E ckw l I't*terday hy- four youn» m tn fror-i the TTnirrrsP.- t-f K'orldi.' wi h Mellon Ware, »on of Jurfs* and M n. R. W. W ars nf Sanford, one of .be debater* on the aftirm sllvo *lJr. |!« was snpjiort 'the Annual Report to • ed bjr - John Lloyd of Fort Policyholder* of ih e . Lauderdale* Tho*.taking the negative ehl; w rif 1'hiiiip Pot­ WientoiPtH.iTAN l if e her end n- Wont, Ito’h nt Joekionvllle. iNSlniXNCE COMPANY As It w ai an exhibition deb*to. iudgr- did not retirlrt i< deck inn on pare No. 5 of this p sp ft, U,-; ■1 Vo which ride put op the b.**t BrjiMmenU, t'um ch 'hj*« spells' a great human story of-q who hoard th - in tru d e b a tt'l thoughtfulness and responsibility’ * atated that Mr. Wore ; i v i tx . The figures reflect the hopes stu).; eellent" reason* ip support of the contention th at nine men on tho ambitions of millions of people. A r. Supreme Court should not have study of th r figures arouses a n£w the unassailable pownr to kit* inlierest In one’s Life in su ran t/ 'awx passed by nearly 100 Unit rd St a,'eg senator* and s.-vsral problems. hundred members of the House of R ep rn ei.tatitea elected by thHave you' a responsibility which'* pe. ple lo pass Uw.i suppr rej" *• we can help you to meetT wnnted by tTic-. er>axtl'uen"s. Kxe-llrnt arptinunts were rJ*n prv stnled hv the tiehatera on the J. ADRIAN BROWN elHer side who claimed Chat JOUN Q. STANFORD member* ef the Court nre Invr y rra of knoum. standrur; and nr> FINCH T. SCRUGGS on the lescli lo safegtiard the Con-Ill ution. 118-19 Atlantic NalL Bank. The K ( * U n i v e r s i ty debater* Sanford, Fla. w -re In drbnte the question with Stetson IJniverxity in DeLand ti-Jay gnd tomorrow will mee' the University of I'rtilttiV. Cot—, Cotogresa Ought ! Medical snd dental reernre of­ of the am ir, navy and r a ­ To Have Potferl ficer* tional (Hard will ba offered thrtr rn i n Ih e H p r e s tfecroH W/m* JoWiltW. --------------------o ------------------- How Rowling Started - Phius 5(1*1* p r m Lot to I ito.vr t<> bolted door i Above: Mellon Ware of fanforii With 8.000,000 bowling addicts throughout the coun­ and John Llnyil, affirm ative. and kn.iw Tk* kUterOfts* of them who have try. this game has la-come winter’s biggest sport, accord Below; Philip Selber anil BraiiIng lo i nation-wide mirvcy, marie for Collier’s by Robert •h*w,,W o«d. n rrotivr. no home. Hope r i ' : r P Hit an apple Harron. The popularity o f 'th e sport is traced back to from a bi ugh, IHJIOd lo-« little Herman restaurant at 401 Greenwich Or linen for the ciark* In hand* Street. New York, and to “Uncle Joe Thlim," who Is also - and feet; • Their rood* lead thr-*igh the by nrrl-inuilinn the "F ather of American Bowling." Con­ towns; » * • m v-krt * tr:e t cerning "Uncle Joe" and the sport ho popularized in this H oy hold a -thing one d a m n i t country. Mr. Harron relates; "H ’s funny the way things hnnpen sometimes. For talk of now. S y ta k lln g they »o. ra th proud. instance. If business had been good back In 1880 at the ImpoTerixbrd one; little tlerm un restaurant on Greenwich Street, New York, T heir rloaks catch nh tho thorns: then some eight to ten million right arm*, discounting when strep ih-y must. the occasional south-paw, might not have been hurling T hera I* not *"T pl»c* to make a sixteen-pound bowling ball* down a sixty-foot stretch of < bed. thousand cities and W hat will befall when wayfarinc pine nnd maple fairwny In ten town and ham lets these winter evenings. > ■U dorw T When these are hut forgotten “ Business, however, was not good down at 401 and unnamed dust. Greenwich Street, during that cold winter of 1880. On A happier folk ll fulliw whcrei j |(J1 c;,||Drary. business was distinctly bad. So the old gon• they led. (tlcmnn who had come from Munich thrro long years be.B y l-l«rite Woodworth Krrse tftU M gS V *V O O 0 ! fure decided lie had had enough of America and colled in the German lad who recently had com*, to work for him. Don't forget to ri-gUter it' —now known os ‘Uncle Joe.’ yoo want l* vote. ’• 'It is enough,’ he said. T am returning to Munich, where people are satisfied with good beer and pretty m u­ A ltar all, the IW puhlkant can't sic. Tlie business is yours if you want it. Some day you criticise the New Deal'g alphabet m ay'pay me if you wish. I do not care." Within two too seriously. Didn't they sta rt months, the little place at 40L Greenwich Street was pay­ the R O P t ing dt\idcnd*. EeA ( a ----------“Soon business liecnnie so good that young Thum was • They aay the French are f l in g n little put out fttaiut it. He liked a hit of recreation. Rut , i p tb a i little Island i f St- Helen* pronh- were coming in s j much novy that he didn’t have w Hitler Itifiin thinking hu la a objure to get out for two cr thfee hnura a day among his Hill* Napoleon. friend*. So Thum nnd his wife decided on a dpHug Innova­ tion Together, with tjieir own hands, they built two bowli«r nllev* in The bnsement of the l*Ule restaurant. Thcv llyhiej) it ns hrlghKy as possible with kerosene la race and invited thole friends downstairs cn n gain evening to Join the snort. ' ' . “ And th at’s how Imwbni' at Jenoins. ns we know It in this country today, passer) its first important milestone. From t h i t evening can lw dnlejd the modern growth, of the f l,,,n — « Tho thriving liltlo c 'ty (of Chuluota In the Eastern p a rt of B-ralmde County la now boaatlnf of a new mercantile establish­ ment in the abape of a new gen­ eral merchandise >t»re recently opened by X K. Snyder, Mr, Sny­ der halt* frem SL Augustin* and seeing tbo g reat posslbllltlta for tk* future of Chuluota bo a t onca moved there ta d opened with a n'ce stock o f general merchandise Miss Sarah Hendry of Wollace, N. C. spent two days hero this week with Hr*. A- K. Powers while returning from Tampa to R artb Caroilpg. Mr. and Mr*. W- J . Thigpen ware hosts a t a c te rn d n s dinner «»* f * « a t t a c k ! * * a Hotel Cant** on fr-day evenbig r * t n m W i s i n g ing a w kkh wan nejvod a •* » RWjt fr*n» up. wild t a f t a , tko tre p h r of Mra 00m* additional ter T hlgpeuV rte e n t hunt lag tgip. AD > munition aiabere are the AelWeu* etteUr** th a t tu r­ u b»t they are not half key suggest* wot* served In *1* ■ J ta . o f o u r ao-calh*) tours#*. Enjoying U* lastly* oeMrs. C enter distance to the n ta rta t loading ■UUcn are now a thing of tb> pAat. aa the rmHjt track which U on diaplay -at t w 9 . k 0 . Motor Co, MMefcandltd by them **• tlu k m ly make* U only a few o tM jm to Um hading station, ^ t t ^ ’and Hr*. Charlt* Ertiiu* of Log* Ialand wero tko week-end ■"d " * 2 % * rn a r, vital f e a t * * . tltla of A a m fy tm p tf fc* i ^ t W l f f WAYCR08S, C* Thu straw berry mp«* FotUl* to Caetoru 1 western market* la heavy a t presort and a •m at* have Increased kiiniwMna v o lu m e , Wednesday a aelk) L L ' Va i m " ' N" >-**Bo 0| CkgrK Important to f » fvU U ji •daly ta d economkaijj, *»* And C W o k t fee 1996 la d IS , I S M t. vr^ .* ;VJV' r ’-T ? . �THE SANTO R P HCTAf.D, SANFORD, FLORIDA' And Personal Activities| P E T E R S, Society E ditor SON£ t t M 8Tttt> CROSBY FtCTURE Thr* Knv Virfor 11 i '« Telephone 143 « « ln**™t ^ ™ rub throat and chctt W inter Park ir;v «• :»n *|-l«r "FM liTf in S i ' l i | I, f - ’-to I hr Chili!” iU«* r>‘gnh r rrt* in*r of th«* .Junior IJirJi S» hoo! I1 T, A, hr lit riir^ifsy «f noun in I1s r h ’o! «iisi1ttorti.mi iv*-on* it* it» rsona iAtuilTAT PAGE B tillfiim toth ‘tf n iri! I hr*\- \vrrp . r« S. Mciach of Srcnucue, N. J. I* lighted with the rin-* w»v 1i Th* CecilUn M usk CM) * r t l h* " ' « * • <“ * « * » • *• * » « * th e * r u n t of Mr. and M n. John w h ic h Mr t l i u o i n ^ h itnll I In M e t a t S i l t P. U . a t tha ■tod to nouneemrnt o f ‘th* m arriage of Mciach, 8r., Park Arenue. jiuhjrct. • f M n, Fannie S, Munwm, Myrtle MUa Helen Gertrude Lynch, daugh AT*ao*. ' | U r of Mr. and Mr*. C. O. Lynch of Mr. and Mre. P rlrr J . , Faltncr t h e BUU Stewardship D « l e - |p e U n d ^ j Mk ^ Slcmpar. « n left yesterday afternoon far of Mr*. Clara 9Wmp*r of* -tMr point.* tit >th* Eeef. *■—*-* The public city. The ceremony took place Mr. and Mrs, J. Hus. Adam* I Wclncaday, Mar. t l , In DeLand. have moved from San luintn to MONDAY I Mr*‘ SWmP*r baa Itw d In De- their home, com er Park Arenue L ind for a number of yeara and Regular program meeting of ia n graduate of the D el^nd High and Twelfth Street. tha Woman’* Missionary Society School. At the time of her m ar­ of the F lrat Method let Church riage ah* « u a student at S ta t­ Mr. ahd Mr*. Gill Pi eng* will will take place a t 1:00 P. Mj at ion Uni»t ratty. return Saturday tu their home xt the church .with Circle Number Mr. Stamper la the elder atm of Belleville, N. J. after tpendli^f Thtee, Mr*. J . B. Crawford, Mr*, d a m Stam per and h*a IWed three w ttk i her* vj.itjng friend*. chairmen, ta charge. The Dependable Cleat of th* In Sanford the greeter p a rt of hi* Mrl. W, t . ll*Cmir.*y W ii' FI f i t Kethodlat Church will meet life. He attended Seminole High Sprightly aong hit* heatar the mlrihfiU action of "Anything a t 2:00 P,>1 a t the bom* of Mr*. School and I* none engaged In bua- called I® t)aytona Reach Monday' „ „ J. 14. tferrta. Weet Twanty-S*e- inea* a t th* Farmer*’ Whole**!* to b* with h«r daughter, Mr*. C .' T. Heoderaon. who wa. Injured r *r*m° u n t' n#W w ntrlbu.m ,, to the gayety of ilii* .i iPt n end Street, with Mr*. Morrta and M arket j wURh will atari it* engagement n.-it Sunday of the Hit* Th. nl.-i f* Ur*. K. M. H u m , J r , aa hoitThe couple ere making their In an automobile accident. homo on the Country Club Road ' I Thl* aerten veralon of th* o tin n al llroadway hit lma.«t, the A. Meiach a rrirrd last night popular aong. hy Col# Porter tha made th is play t h e mmt -oiitlil The Co-ed Claa* of the First in DdLand. from Secaucus, N. J. to ap*nd . . . Methodlat Church will meet at a ahort time here *ith Mr. knd *f k f mU"iC, ° f ‘h<“ y ,*r' E*he' ' U r,"*n ""** “ A">‘b«i,g g:0O P. M. a t the home of Mr. M n, John Ludwig, Mmitlsltn 14® A Kkk Out, • ! You. With Ring ("roatiy «h-' muki and Mr*. C. E. McRlarrow, It) Wdet Eleventh Street. Avenue. _ | *^Tou*ri th« Top.’* with pa rod leu on iaht pong furart* of uH Dr. Seaman of the Payehic Sci­ ,, A k l mad* America toiuconaetou*. Mr«. Rnlland L. Ilran. who haa ence Church will* lecture at ROD Mr.. Voile William*. Mr*. MorP. M. a t th* W rm in’a Club build­ ri* Spencer, and Mr*. John Spate- been apending the p a ., month in ing on Oak Arenue. The pubC; man were appointed to *'rv« on New York City, ha* returned to Ea.*l Twenty firat Sfreet. Mr. ami Me*. A. N. Stineciphvr heme in Indian Mound VII ia Invited. the nominating committee a t the her amt Mia* Mary Stinrrlphcr are lege. Mr*, Martha Robeson of A ihtregular meeting of th* Grammar planning to leave tomorrow for TUESDAY vlll* N. C , Mr*. Hugh Taylor of • hattanooga Tvtin. a fte r .perilling j The prayer band o f the Presby. Schorl P -T . A. held TTiurwly Mr* F. P. Vickery, of Rock Quincy, xnd Mri. A ikienon Petun- two month. with Mr and Mr,, i trffan Auxiliary will meet at afternoon *t lh * ^ ichool *u in­ Hiii. H. C. arrived today to via- ovlch of Jackaonvill* were the SI invciptpT', «on ami ,!aiighler-ln- , T:00 P. M. and the inapiratlonal to rium. A atudy rourn* waa con­ l! her brother and aiatrr.ln.lew . dinner end overnight gtieata law. Mr. nml M r.. J. M. Stine meeting and annual report* will ducted Immediately before th" Mr. and Mr*. H. C. Moor*, B0« Thuraday of Mr. and Mr*. W. C. cipher. Park Aivnue. regular meeting. take place a t 7:30 P. M. Th* welfare chairman reported WEDNESDAY that td needy children are be­ Sixth Annoal Flower Show of ing cared for In th r school lunch­ th* Garden Club of Senford will room. Mr*. R. F.. Herndon. Mr«take place from 2:00 P; M. a t the Q uartrrm an, Mr*. Henry Thurs­ M iyfalr Hotel. ton. and Mr*. F.arl! Jetnr were Annual Senior C la n play, “The appointed a . delegate, to tin Kink Ride* By," will be glvtn at Crunty Council ra id in g to be 2:15 P j M. a t th* Seminole High held Mar. Ill In Clenjv*. School auditorium. Mein feeture of the program waa an adrvaa. “Character Edu­ THURSDAY Sixth Annual Flower Show of cation,’’ Hy the Rev. A. II, Cole, the Garden Club will tako place pastor of the l i r . t Method at Tram 10:00 A. Mr U #;#Q P. M. at Church. Attemlance p riie for the day wa* aw ardtd to Mr*. E. J. tha M ayfair H otel v Juitt n few more weeks— nnd E aster will he her,. "In Rcuth’a claa*. 650 S I lilt 1! V 1 l i hS. I WIGS d u z .2 6 c IVlNIK i ! l . Wl " v l i GAKI NE 20c Reasons \Y hy • f You Should See The Show To-Nighl Feature Pietmv T-LUGOSI Grammar School Has Regular P.-T. A. Meet ” MM ttY RITZ Building Materials nil Its Klury." To help you get ready for I’ureell has seeured advance Mhlpmenta ladiert’ wearing -apparel nnd a personal (ended lo all persons Hi visit this store merchandise. • A t The Mayfair Mr. and Mr*. II. 0 . Wallen of Gaintavile, Ga. are gueat* for a f«w day* a t th* M ayfair Hotel. Form ing a p e rtf apending a few day* a t th# hotel a re : Mr. and Mr*. R. Alberlro, H. L. Young, and Frlta Kubor of Whlteatrne, N. Y . Among tbo overnight gueat* Thursday a t the hotel were: J. G rant of Waycroaa, G a.| H. C. Je r.’n tr of Columbia. S. C., vice- | oreaident of tho Fedora) 1-altd Rank; and Mr. ami Mr*. Alvin G. Sherman of D tlrtlL MUh. and W. C. Aml* n o n of Fairfield, Conn. *r» among thoeo spending C. F. Adams *f Jackaonv.II* s rv e n l day* a t th* M ayfair. the E asier Uarade In hath n n n '. and Invilnlion is e\ and see I In m >v .M en's Shirts Plain-Patterned rw t« ROAST Hi. H AMS II). ^Oc lb. chops ib. j o e II III || f | ft |M Ro a s t "• \t h»Hh I* %> S I KAK M). ^OC Sausage a. • »at iii; n s 34o Hi lb. )lg€ HI MM I ww U| |« ft.U lb. ?SC BACON lb. 5 5 c KRYKiis'di; 53K BACON lb. 2 5 c patllM , SU n ; 0 R I N F \ m .KNo. 2 can ISc R L O I’ R maw »-* i n n ana M E N 'S S H O E S fo r E aster Anil Shorts I'lect N*>* Si Hi j for r iuL n rrm , • •alU rr Our lllff Sale Feature Ikfflf Continued F elt B a se R u g s LINOLEUM it Comm Only 25 Pieces 6x9 U jrou’ra Mvar worn wondering what all yod! Gahardiii* Is u Ilia Ir o n " I A l t h e e ef #22 22nd B t, bo le a leader lit p a rity of th a t own throughout a w an of good , wba la alway* * ■oo’re probably anil Wall tall ctically “wear* • a . fM lly, la Aia In a way I aulta can ba rtoty i f cotoru. ty in l aay aoUl $195 Ie iu lie a ’ New Spring Silk aprlng wc»f.- Men , fmdwt ,ir (■- Ini uaMlig jtl»l its colorful an worn,;ltd I '• li 11 * it s gtoul loukln'r t o o t w Jut l<urh«. Ini - A hlark and while & brown Ih e j’re all lin e hi li,ae for i.aster. No new outfit la | ii iit|i!i'l<- w i Inmt new shoes, an I Easter meamt a o utfit! . OTHER STYLES SdLSfl EASTEll HOSIERY Spring Shades in all th*.* latest Fashions a m, a t m l-, thl* el’.aiKe to I’lrk up n.itiiinal y Muiuln* *»n*l H*>1U intfi h i'i'rfy friiiti a colf»ct»oii Inrvij* I iv u r li Jo till ynur In all thi* . populiin sh*i.li*« ant| rolori, 7 9 c & $ 1 .0 0 All Sizes New Colors Freeh Stock FIRSTSTREEt Sftlo of House Huy c v tre .h e ly a t Ibl* bargain liud an rio rip ’.ua aglacllon of interval U rn , for spring w rar aw aiting your A, | f I �d a e 'W B ^ o Audience Told A bout ard Celery A nd How j 'oduced A n d M arketed McLtnttn. rbe Jeweler T ffi'jtf*. a g f a W J. v. INE 304—FOR QUICK SERVICE Carrots 2 bn. 9 c Cabbage: j Peanuts 2C |J M . F t — n M U » r * r w S v ataa* , 15c Spinach 2 lbs l $ c W itif i UfcrtU Aim 1ft f* t 11? i n a il. Lettuce * » S li \ er IOC Potatoes DRIED ERUIT SALE E G G S r £ Qrk rfie l J U r i y * lb. pkg------19c lb. pkg-........15c rated Fronts'lb. pkg.— i— 5e ■ Raisins pkg.......i _ ...........5c Regular Super Suds 2 Pkgs... AiaerUd Jtllo S Pkgs-.........J... C offtt r^-Add nothing could please ua more than to hare you come and propose to us that we become your grocer for life. If ' v. Saaks lb. can.... Midlam Bars Ivory Soap..... Large gars .V you do. we'll promise faithfully that you’ll nerer hare cause P A G Soap S for.... to regret your burgftin* Oxydoi. i i I, Ii , of coom t provided you **»«• ‘■ f t ? I » * realty would enjoy, getting the best food at the lowest pos­ rnmooth Radio Show! 10 AND SCREEN STARS NUMEROUS TO MENTION HEBEI. SUNDAY NIGHT. ' RCH 15, EIGHT TO NINE , O'CLOCK i S STATION W. B. T. Don’t Miss It KETCHUP large 14-oz. bot 10cT eitM einvs knit m i FLOUR 6 lbs. J lc 24 lbs. $ 1 ,1 5 SOUPS 2 medium cans 25C CLAM CHOWDER 2 cans 2"5 c * •« * « iw r K r K i c n CONDENSED MILK 2 cans s im d u TOMATOES rd #1 r. 141dZz •14 s 111 ,UK, . T 'A sible-prices. Remember It's Leap Year-^pnd it's up to you l WISCONSIN GEORGIA P la i VEALCHUCK Ga. PIG HAMS iT.i i l f l f S i ■ '«>*—r»u.»»iw r u t PEACHES 1 eaJ 4 lb. pkg. ■FINEST QUALITY Ttah.3i.lb. 34848AWFOBUA' �THE SANFORD HERAID. SANFORD. FLORIDA Republican* p rrien t at the com mlttee me*line voted against hi* pmendmen-'. They are trying to discredit the AdmlnUtra.'ion," hs said. U* p a ld h * would press an amendment on the floor to TlfTheh f!0.000.000 to the bill to continue all projects but the Passamaquoddy Power proicct In Maine. ' T h at project, he said, had no sap port from the Maine d t'eg n tioo and for th a t reason he was b o . " poin« to press for the W<C00,0C0 requested by the Admin( AP)— Senator r i l l l l l l l k li w i l u , ~ tu — *— u w R ipaM tU n efforts to discredit Be satd those r e l l t f W **® * / h a Administration far the fall- appropriation were: Senetor n re 'y e ste rd a y of hla afforta to G,M»- ReKellar. Hayden, ThomWtn Senate appropriations com- “ •* Oklahoma, Byrnss, O v.rwMtoe approval fo r more Flori- <*". Bankhead. O’Mahoncy, Mod a ship canal fundi. Adoo, Sheppard and E lekher, al A fter the appropriations com . D*™«ral». mlttaa rejected H ta 11 hU . Tho,» oppowd Fletchar listed amendment to ndd 119,000 000 to u Senatora Cc^eUnd, Tvdlnrs. tha W ar D epartm ent epproprla- CoolMge and Adams, Demo­ tion bill for tha Florida Canal * • * “ . Stelwer, and tvu r othar praJaeU, Fletch- Norbr<:*- Dickinson, Townsend, or said ha would eaak the funds *n,) W fN ,nr. Republicens on tha floor. £ Abaenlecs he lilted as SenaFlsteher told newsmen that all >*?" Ru“ «JI* N c fe rrs n . Truman , _________________ _ DemocrnU; and Nye. Kepub’ican Brown hold th a t th a law was not I Soma of the members, he e i. properly passed, the petition* [ plain, votVd by proxy, pcinted out and Juttlce Bufard’i The five construrlinn projects Back To Fletcher A sserts Senator Will Contin­ ue Efforts To Get . H i s Appropriation Th* motions threw tha antlra litigation back Into tha court, delay InJ tha eipectwl mandato t- m a k e tha decisions final. Tha fln il oH hr was dua today. t h a f a i r .whose petitlnna fo r rahearlng Accra taken updar coniUJcratjon A y .the .tcu rt^w ara Lana Drug p to ree of Xaekrt>nv,llc, I*AGE FIVE Musictans and those who take The enforced silencing of at$eup flying as a business- when mobilr h»m s eseept in case* of they are be;ween 18 and -U init’s e CXtr.Ru> .m srgsncy Is credited, Harold DEB MOINES; Mar. t*i;_;<A*r-^ tho best pilot*, eays Wilson, a Vancouver. B. t’.. with reducing traffic aecliem a' low» has a growing beer appetite, 111 Sweden. aviation instruc.br. says the sta ts treasurer’s office. Some SO,000,000 more glasses were consumed in IMS th jn in 1034. The flg tre s are those of E. E. SEND IT TO US Rahm, deputy state treasurer, and he arrives a t them from the feet Your laundry ham per la that the 4-c«nt-e-gal on stale keer t s i produced 1147,024 above the not a I’ning to be fiared snd dreaded when y m 4S. 1031 figure last year. pend on us to do the fam­ T ra n sla tin g —mmmy-twe* -W en ily laundering. During tha Rahm says it is the equlvelent of week you slip the soiled ;| m>0,rtl3 gallons which, divided 'into into Its spacious msw Into 8-ounce glasses, give* a and on Mon.Uy you count total in excess of 50,000,000. it ju st before our wagon calls and you have nothing More than three fourth* of 'he fur her to do until It aval'able floor space and build comes. Time to check it Inc si cs fs r the Texas Centen­ up when we return it alt nial exposition were contracted done. 4. (s i He l.eadeth Me, O Blessed (or by Mar. ITh'.iiitht—\V. H, Rradburv; (hi Th,- C.mI of Abraham Praise B rsiil’s fcderel council for forJew <h M.lndy. sign eommtrcc t» studying .-res5. The Hope—National llchrew to n of an rfficiallv directed1 Phone 475 »1» W. monnply lo plant and sxport to- 1 bacco. 8. R oquet Number. 7. Prime mps ijul commence from hSams„n »nd Dalilah’*--Saint Bok Tower Bells To Ring Saturday Noon rSoncT(t lo .Ike Laundry Seminole Co. Laundrj The S tir Spangled Banner. R I C E 5 lbs 19c a ' * Land O’ Sunshine Fincet Granulated t * . \ -*4mW » Flour 24lbs75c Sugar 5 lbs 23c Langes Sweet PIC KLES 2 4 s l5 d rPrepared n p in u Quantity Rlghta Reserved w a m u iw r Mustard qt 10c Pepper 3forl0cl Annual ^Report Tha figure*, b«low shew {hf amqU^t of the * 4 * e r t i m t o th a t.1 last V<wtr. i-T h ey * also show ^qw well prepareef the Company is they are interested. to meet Its responsibilities In the,future. W hen they pay their prem ium , there fells T h e number o f policies and the aniount of insurance in force reflect the .confidence reposed in the Company by the people of the U nited States and Cttatoda* ' fu n d s fo r th e p a y m e n t o f a ll f a h ir e o b lig a tio n s . ( ..j 1 < ■ >• i 1 . .. ..V'.; . ' ■ , ' \ GRAPE 32-os {«r fa m in e \ M in u t e OAT LLA K ES : p k f s 17c That Famous * Land O' Sunth in e , k & g & a I LETTUCE 3 for 10c T 1}; - : TOMATOES 3 lbs. *IOC ] '* 9 ' \ Year Ending December 31,i&3& A pples 3 BUSINESS IK W^JjJYEAR’S FIGURES) New U fe Insurance Uoyedf Ordinary • • • < Indaatrial • « V ,i Group tuM vnun i • A ir AT OUR ITOUS HOW TO •IT A CNtOMIUItMATM $1.25 Serving-Tray <- ^ 2 5 /nirJO t: Cat ear f i l l beadj Fan«y I’a. V rk P eftW CM$Uit W t* lAf NwuYtftt ’StoUg IwtWnfRoo Ptpgrtmani) H Q g W s H M ^ tO O ib I bo TV 10c t g a| Jet site—toe jeer Isgle (tied mnn^RMo OWlMnsRIBS B e th 2 5 C . $ Total' r • -p *U t Rerivad and Increased $2c305s595t227*00 RUNKEL'S 1813,312,899.00 LIBcRTV FHUbury'e Beit $ 157,889, 172US9 $377s362c41131 X a * i a 1 9 3 5 (p A lL Y Fruit Cockfail 2 Libby Cut Beefs Libby Seuer Kraut Frash tyhita Limas i,t Standard Com 3 Fine Cone Spinach North Meld Pees Libby Tomato Juice Spaghetti 2 ■ Rotedele BertUtf Peers 2 $535,251,584*01 A VERAG ES) and retfred per day' 18,242 « ! o M c l i ee and m and eddJAon to $ 1 0 3 2 7 » 5 ia o 0 ^330A 2O D 0 $$74i 48A00 Young Steer pcltcyhoLWm YBAL ROAST Pork Boa [■r wCjM u m Hi. 9% K �W- Ve-1 ■vU*‘ FRIDAY, MARCH IS. ifH M tfil THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOCDA lin J In c « « of h f ir y n l m This celery U now ready & * u t *fld "The celery m d w l I m in !la d m H b g r i man pulling an Sanford now ia n o t (ho Imported in a tn a a ra t th a t looks som ething French fro w n seed from France lUka a hand plow with a tarfO Uiat wa used 'la use. b u t la all sharp blade on the bottom. Ha American crow n toad and comer 1can cut a row of co rn y alm ost a s I peer wne i j t l and frtun the rta ta a o f Now York, fa rt aa If you w a n w alking of Fieri* W * T h . c l a r y ir than loaded Income for th* St read coats from IIS to f i t p ari ta tr , . . ■, far camp far pound and you use about one-ha If , “ **• *WM *a d t**0* aeason « « HM o f a pound o f aaod par a c n . T h a i10 WMh »•«**• w h a n t t la (Upping season la •aad ia flra t planted In raod beds w*#ho,,» » d packad. Idua 1. The larges and co rtra d with Backs, b u t as I “It it sorted out ae th the else la foaferd an A aoon ae the the a n d begins to j red packed b> crater th a t o n Id sprout, those sacks a n removed | inches wide, 22 Inches ong end 30 and the scad beds are cotsrad .with Inches high. Each crate le marked a fine cheese d o th placed o rc r showing tho exact number of each bad on brackets so th a t this vtalka Is contains, which a re 3t, d o th cen be raised or lowered u 1 , 1 , 1 and 10 desen stalks. A fter protect th e young tender ptente} U»o w l a r y - h peaked It Is ra n from tho h o t sun or booty rains, through a pre-cooler o f I n w ater The seed is planted during ih i I sod nl'owad to step about th irty months of July, August and I minutes and then leaded Into September, and the plants are refrigerator c a n . Each c a r contransplanted in the field ln | tains from 382 to 384 crates o f October, November, December I erkry.) Thor* refrigerator f a n and Januery. The irelerp la planted h e n bankers In each end of the In long rows across the field, o tr end these bonkers a n filled each row being thirty Inches I with lee taking (WOO pounds o f ice apart and each p lant sot three and per ear. They also do w hat they one-half inches ap art. It takes n || tap Iceing end th a t la d«one 52,000 plants to plant one acralr-p. breaking the Ice Into email of celery. i Mate* and putting over tho crates •This celery tt then fcrtllWed -f eatery In the car. Audience Told About rd Celery A nd How j f duced A n d 1 who tun ad hi an Is ad tilod land and bp th a t ! 'Ttllo) U at a ra n ln r. maan th a t th e n la a threo-lnch » " « UU b y * * I* t=> 24 Inchaa tha surface of (ha Und. Tkl* UI* !• layaO In w a i from J ? : M I t 36 and g en e n llp I d ™ was * 2 . ea .f M &- K Mrew ^ red^ the short o f ^ wap UJ#o f| ntho^ field. ^ !L . _,.LLJ,.iw*nU<l ^ frth e r aa poo map think, • *5? . < but a n Just placed dose to1 Sts tec is f 10* 11gather and_iiwdust or cinders a n pkced' 'over-the -Joints so that tend will, not fill vp the tils but h r In 1896 and th e first at the swiss Ume will allow water f a f celery e v e r " mad* to'step In end cut of these Joints M M was shipped to This row of tile Is supplied with dlia and tt waa shipped In J. N.'Whltner and B. F. water frtep * larger now of lieS0<re ameng the first to iferpand In 1891 they plant•fourths of an gem south*1 Sanford ntar Lake Jessup mlery w«» skipped by Mr. f Chase A Company to •aaan A.Company. New Ip. tt was shipped by ex*-Savannah, Georgia, and fded cn ths steamship to ah. Jmbr three-fourths of .aold for |1,S00| In 1899 0 record of fa*-" r a n of Iflog shipped from 8an- McLaoUn, The Jeweler', PHONE KW-FOR QUICK SERVICE Carrots 2 bn, Jc Cabbage linach 2 lbs J^C Lettuce Cauliflower 10c Potatoes iIjH fiO llPI t f R* l i n t man to plant celery In >'acres ge was my uncle, 4 * ,' end for many ’* years n%ij5wn*ntr iv« briery j l a shipped celery to elte r y lirg s city In every X.the United States. f 4 I ialenr Ifqd here, h r Sanford DRIED CfeurrSAl^E EGGS Regular p t p ^ i ^ Jtttelcp ts II>. p k g g a r l b . pkg-_. iporated Prune* lb. pkg.... |9y Ralalna pkg.— ............ - •«* Super Suds 2 Pkgs.. Assorted Jcllo 3 Pkg*..........; Coffee i ML { S*e-' I . . . , | ■f ^A ntl nothing could plena* ud more than to have yoo coma and propoM to ua (hat w* became yaur grocer for life. *. f I1 J | If \ “ Sank* lb. can......... . Medium Bars ivory soap L arge p a rs you do, we’ll promlae faithfully (hat you'll never have eauae P E G Soap S for...„ to fbgret your bargain, OxydoL, it la, of eourae, provided you CUT BRBTB STANDARD CORN STANDARD PRAS LVKR FLOSS TOMATO JUICR ....;j; ^ 1ACI I. ready would enjoy getting the best food at the lowest poaa,bb prices. Remember It's Leap Year--gnd It’s op to youl ^ v v e y - ^ f v vvw mmoQth Radio Show! >IO AND SCREEN HfAfcfe NUMEROUS TO MENTION «*., . H E llE l. SUNDAY NIGHT. RCif 15. EIGHT TO NINE STATION W. B. T. Don’t Mlaa It " 1 ’ 1 7»‘ K £T(jlllP large 14-oz. bot |0 c r u .i .s n i MV’s n a e r m i FLOUR 6 lbs. 31c%24 lbs. $1,1$ iimns * ^• SOUPS 2 medium cans 25c CLAM CHOWDER 2 cans 25C w sn i ii m iAaD a w n w e n v e n CONDENSED MILK 2 cans PORK SH0ULDIM RIB VEAL CHOPS, ROLLED R LOIN OR C L P S RIB LAMB CHOI WISCONSIN CRt , 4 cans ■25c GlJSH PEAS 2 lbs. IS c TOMATOES « o k > - r r i . 'n w r u t s ' NANAS s 4 lbs 19c PEACHES No 2‘•A can l<..c• —Ts:vji»;it s u werr IONS 3 lbs. 10c PEAS 3 No. 2 cans 25C TATOES 110 lbs. l« c lb., 25c MIXED SAUSAGE-, , , -2 Bounds 25c VEAL OiRBEES STEW -3 pounds 1 25c SC0C0,C0MPQUNDLARI)U<2.lbe< 25C VEALCHUCK BOAST pound,; v .H fc . 1 [ w_ :w ? ~ rr io m FINEST QUALITY S ib . t f c D R Y SA L T B O ra N G 'H A C O N 'V n lrtt'M c . l i e !APALACHICOLA O Y STER S q u a r t » c ' COFFEE Ik / fM �THE SANFORD FIERAID, SANFORD. FLORIDA S tore Tax construction. I• luthorlted construction.;* * A IV . Republicans p resin t at the cam never Musician, and those who take i A p a t i t e .* O r , The enforced silencing of . i f * ralttee mealing rated a r a l s it hi* Ifrald*. I he F k r id . Canal a n d * 0 ^ 8 pm eariratn'. Qooddy. the projects included " B e e p J g O i l IllC P C flS O U,> * '"! "* * U .* * , mobile horns except in casei a f -------‘h” arc bciween 18 and -U make I w nf r t tnt y They are trying to discredit C em hs, Dam In New Writes,. U credited, a n d 1 T)F<! M fllN FS Mar l ‘i _(Vi 1h© br#t pilots, Harold the Administration,” h r «ald, H» Hardin Pam in with reducing traffic accldeteiO Wnwlone R n c rro lr, W rit Vir. . ... Wilton, a Vancouver, II, f’ paid ha erould presi an amend, in Swollen. '■>** »*• * *""*•"* h* " aviation instrucibr. ■sent an the floor to wThch fl# .- fin is _________ ;_____ says the stat? treasursr's office. 000,000 lb the bill to continue all ■Some 50,000.000 rt» re gla»«e« were ; __________________ ___________ m _ . projects bet the Pasaamaquoddy 10 PJ.lt. Power p ro jtit in Maine. ' T h a t project, he said, had no anpport from the Maine de’egn -------he arrive* at them from the fact T1 U h O O ftd It LO K lion and for th a t reason he w ai Your laundry h tm p rr l» 13.— 'th a t the 4-csnt-a-gal on slate le e r no.' going to press for the U r ,L A K E WALES, Mar, mil » fning to b* ((•rod (A P I- The prorram given below I produced S147JI24 above the '■V WASHINGTON. H u. 11— COO.OCO requertrd by the Admits. will b presented by Anton Brees. 1911 figure last year. | and dreaded «!i«n you do* (A P)— Bonator F letetor blamed 1.1 ration for I t caril'onntur. a t the Singing Towf pend on us to do tho fam: T ranslating - s ie s e y Into ' t o r , He aald those voting for the R epoblkaa efforts to discredit CT ta umrmse rrwen.--------w* urtjs- la o u ts ta y • ptsM hriN tv Rahm say* it I* the equivalent of approprWtWw . » » v » ‘ 1' m w t o r /h o Administration f o r tho fallI. America. week you slip the *ollod 11590,011 gallons which, divided m wy h t o h y of Kla e ffo rta -to Glass, MeKellar, Hayden, Them- '1. ./.s i 'in»n into ita spacious mow Sweet ftenevle-e M Inin 0-ounce glasses, gives a w ki Senate appropriation* com­ aa of Oklahoma, Byrnea, O rerand on Mnmlay you count Turker; (b) H earts of Oak— total in excea* of 59,000,000. m ittee approral fo r more Fieri. Um, Bankhead. O'Mahoncy, Me. it Juat before our wagon ■Dr Itoyce; ' | c | The End of a Adoo, Sheppard and Fletcher, ai call* and you h a rt nothing perfect Day—('a rris Jam b*. More than thr*e-fourths of the Democrat*. A fte r Om - appropriation* com fur.nor to do until It avai’able floor space and huiM h i , p Those opposed Fleteher listed * Bond m lttae rejected t l to I t comes. Tim* to check It L .'lh e ro c w ill Variation Gust mg si es for tho Tesas s'ciitenBBWBdmtol to add 3*1 ,000.000 to aa Senators Ctfpe'and,- Tv-llnv*. Ne-s. up when a e return it all i nisi exposition were contracted Ada m i. Demo­ the W a r Departm ent appropria­ Cool Idee, and done. 4. (*l lie l.rade.'h Me. O Blesseil cra ts; H ale,' Keyes, Rtelwar. tion WU for the Florida Canal and fo u r a tta r project,, Fieteh. Norbeck. Dickinson, Townsend. ‘ Th"iight—W. It. Bradbury. th l The ii.nl of Abraham Praise Brazil's federal council for for­ i a f said ha would seek the funds Carey and McNarv, Republicans Jew sh Mrlody. e. A bsentees to Hated • • Sena* eign comm'rce I* studying 're son th a Hoar, t i t W. 3rd • Fletcher told newsmen that all tors RusseJL. M rCarran, Truman 5. The Hope—National Hebrew t on of an officially directed1 Phone 475 Hyn n. monoply to plant and ixporl to­ Democrats; ami N re, K rpub'kan bacco. th a t the law was not I Same of the members, he ex. 8. Rr-sue<t Number. w th e petition* I plain, voi>d by proxy, 7. Printetup* <jui commence from pentad Nt and Justice Buford's The five consfrurtion project* “Samson and DollUh”—Saint were In opinion anld no graduated scale previously were rejected by the. Fancy Bias Reao BUla and naa valid. 1 , House on the ground Congress Th Star Spangled Banner Fletcher A ssert* Bok Tower Bells To ,r*>n»i>med in SS than in Ring Saturday Noon Senator Will Contin* ue Efforts To Get H is Appropriation I Seminole Co. Laundrj _ Ch*v*rx of chlptey. the Other three justices Stofts, which tost a suit dlsagrsraaCat. Justices >:■ I : ______ -I R I C E 5 lbs 19c -■■■ . .■fr.-j -i'f -rag ------ - v“---- Land 0* Sunshine Finest Granulated Flour 2 Sugar 5 lbs 23c 4 lb s 7 5 c > Lang'i Sweet Mixed lta tv PICKLES 2 4 ^ t5 d Prepared Quantity Rights Reserved >ii . Mustard qt 10c Pepper 3forl0d — rv..i.:t.:!l Keu:o u e riiH i It cans oiaca Black oc can* v lb - w'-vud.. -. 'n pkg i ^ 1; r * l * n’ ijdi Vw Va-!b I^.AsU 41 k .4* Leg Cwbiit C/rup Li.ejuoy 2 cako* U*r.j3 rred. pkg an intereBt in this Annual Report ■*%*.wejta to 41-•#*.- shift ^ th ty a re in te re s te d . ' a ' > f. • ’• ^ ’A - i l s o s h o w m eet ‘ - - \'t , _ __ S —a. , * C lo .-iO v -sl la s t ly u I r.x T h e y > . w e ll p r e p a r e d th o ( p o m p a n y is t^ tp o n a iJ b j^ tie s i n GRAPE 2 ' p ig t Ucot amqimt of the y _____________1 1 gee 3 32-os |«r tor (fem m e S Minute OAT t LA K ES th e fu tu re . 2 P ^ f* 1Y c * W hen they pay thalr petndum^*- there fislli The nnmber b f policies and the ankount of upoo the Tnsuranoe Cp<np«ny a taapendbility ' insurance in 1force refleet the .'confidence to pay current claims and to prpvide adequate reposed in. the Company by the j^eople of the United Statis and Canada. iSSTTiPSI Tkat Famous * Land O' Sun­ shine, lb lit* 4H I.IMiH > ff-i.nl tmit i* it MICKEY MOUSE CEREALBO ^L LETTUCE 3 for IOC II U til 1111*11 TOMAiOES 3 lbs. |Q c A lf AT OUfc STOUS HOW TO i n a c H to u io to n A ttt $1.25 $arvtng-Triy - 2 5 / rtln te i: Fanfy I’a. V rk . IN 1930 ^YEAR'S nOUJ^ES) U lsi mwmnm 25c, Sardines 3 I-lb q v «I cans^FWj-Cako. l(Lot . 2- cans ‘ H«ppyvalo Pink Salmon can Rosadalo Rad Salmon can Mockercl tall cans 3 for Peftad Meat 3 cans 25c 25c 10c 19c 25c lOe $2*305(595*227.00 RUNKEL’S $813,312,899.00 tifm iru o LI6ERTV PUhboryVBeat FLOUR $ 1 5 7 3 8 9 ,1 7 2 ^ 9 | ft* I t Ita $ 3 7 7 ( 3 8 2 ,4 1 1 * 3 2 34c 634 $535,251(584^)1 Prince A lta tt Fruit Cocktail Libby Cut Boots Libby Souor Krout Frosh.Vybito Umos l Standard Com Pino C om Sptnocb North Mold Poos Ubby Tomoto Juico Spaghetti 2 Tobacco can IO C ,Y AVERAGES) per day 18(242 f a • **• 2(280 noAir^iaoQ JS?!3uu2S k -if u , h o e . » j»2y330ycao0 Young Stoor M l policjholdAti ‘ : -aMfi' . • • .• . .. v;.r, • . • • ‘ I VEAL BOAST ■ t �------- v-mcw-------- r—~ -W :1- 1111 : PAGE SIX ^ " " . ' ■ I ....................... Iren Urged Wilkinson To e tp Hospital J.* 1 ■tf* t ■ ' . .-^-4 -- Attendance at the special mat fataa for children In th r HI' i l r r tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock means ll'p ln g to c a rt fd r crippled rhlldrsn, Judge 9. A B. Wilkinson, member of the « * l post of the Legion, stated Itftl fat bt bbrief ritf talks In ths Prt Prim ary. Gram m ar and Jo-ilor High **'“*■ schools this morning. Its pointed out that the jnertcah Legion Department: of torida maintains and operates a crippled children's hospital at St. Petersburg, where It Is pon. amts for children to secure the 4ty best, treatm ent free » tw s ifr* p ere/tff are unable to pay fa r such services In other hos­ pitals. , To support ths hospital, 25 adnta of the annual dues of each Try Our Luncheonette Fbr That Quick-Service -------- :%;. • • - ‘ * t W B SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOMDA * FRIDAY, MARCH 13. * - - l w - i -------- , '. . - - - L . r;--------- ■._■!!..11-U«- 'WJ»-1------------------------Legion member la Florida la « f American acC aside for that work. Dus (a a p t, ,w L lw ut the demand and the fact th at tha necessity he psrrnt* of children treated Jo net hare to be members of he American Legion, the m at an upset In this prosper.', anJ jnee is being »ponsore,l tomor­ • consequent revision of a'l IV«sW»s i S f i s w f a s t Owe! row. eampslgu plans and prediction.. eno, h Arrangements for the special however, Ifae cat* will be fiv- b(> enough. to I q tijn * _.tba, pii*.Urely dtfferant. It will W (or |r ( l.minded mat Itie# were made through the leal-minded adit hrep them alert generosity of J. L. Marentette, Mr. Rdoseveit, aa tha official^ to to ., qo na distant thtmdtr, manager of I'ne theater, who will (orutltuUona'ly rasponaiua for ---torn over the entire proceeds Ole conduct of foreign rolelions, U, ' -. to ths hospital st St. Peters- tb d en se a free leal way M trf. scolding involvement, and pot It Into practice in a cam­ paign year. That may be far eaaiar said than done. Those who can remember as fa r Hack as 19M will recall how irm ts s H r , » n s< Ow) ff s s ttk tM n ~ * Oeve II unanimously the American nau ,, f i d „ ntury B. C - that shown at 1 o'clock Wednesday tion rajseled, ». first, all thought Caesar himself mads two thrusts kflemoon a t the Kit* iheatkr of participation in the great ,« * * , ths H rer to punish the Would you rather pay (or paint­ jfansyX the m i r t r tr of M anage war. Yet in 1918 that war dom- Teuton* for bordsr raid* Into ing yout home In a lump Mm J. L. Marentette of <he theater. inated the national political cam- Roman t'errltory. . . . or a lew dollars a month, H r. Marentette is also a m»mb- r patgn. and in 1020 Ita conaeAt Co’ogne, lirgeat city In the without disturbing jour sartr™ Of the Klwhnla Club nod the pie- quaneea continued to furniah form trly demllltariied tone, a account? Sea us icr details turd will be shewn under the both political parties with out. similar sally was mads by Agripabout PlttAiurgh's staple, seer sponsorship of thet Club. There standlng Isgues. 1 pa In 38 B. C„ on a timber Tima-Payment Plan . . . "Point will be no charge for admission. “Lucky T eter”, srorld champion darsdsrll, fhoWn Jumping a two ton InMh tK*» will bo parked To suppose .hat the recently- bridge rrlaeed with a stone Today, Mccths to Pry.*' No rod enacted neutrality leglslatloa stm e tu ,, by CensUrina in SOU 18 feet from hia ta k a ^ ff. -T eter'' t* the only U sing daredevil lb attem pt such a feat. tape, no down payment, at M. R. McClelland report'* that much m 10 months to pay, hat greatly changed the situ- A. D. Caesar dtstroyad both tha live stock show held In torso both paint and labor. hr Jacksonville this wrek wsa one alton. or has xtlcved the presl- wooden bridges on which M inch ski. deliberately crashing Take advantage d this plark','. dent appreciably of resp o n sib le mossed into Germany, Of the best ht ever attended. It over and over and attem pting ty. would be contrary to tha. Tha Roman "watch on the The champion bull was sold for to remain at tha whset. H a' opinion of the great m ajority, Rhine." though frequently vln 91 cents a pound. guarantees to crasfa this car from , of official* at Washington. | [,ted. broke down abour 800 A wheel to whs*) at Isast one time, About all Congress ha* dons p. when Charlapitfne, king of E. F lloftshnldsr, exalted ruler his average rail being from two I is to prohibit arm s shipments th , FVanks, became Emperor fit the Sanford Lodge of Elks, to three and a half times. and war loans to belllKeren s.l , ntj , ought to graft Roman n il. kfcjurati a large attendance of Sanfoitfcoming to the Seminole horse Tha thrill lovers of raavtng the vast end difficult; tu re to thpt of tbs Teutons. Brill] exports' m*nigne*« IM___ . tha membership at tonight'a ses. track dlrttrt, J t0® Tampa Phone 303 Bald of other relationships to Upon j,,, dw tV i i g li . hi* do will have pn opportunity to see. racing tons In 1U4Vbut fn 117 Park Ay*. h a rt they presented three per- weH slon as officers for the ensuing ’ Lucky” T rier, tks word's cham­ fbftalnrtir. etch to a capacity 1939 tha discretion of the Chief Exmain wSa divided and tbo Rhine to Si Mid. year are to be nominated. ecutlvs. t | became the boundary between pion daredevil, do his stuff t crowd. Mr. Wilson's war policies were c , rmany and tha Middle King, morrow afternoon el »n trie Some KT“~nte feature'iilunls of* A check msde by Chief of Do. made a paramount Issue by hia j om_ DRINK RUMS P R T FALH GINGER ALE AND Lake Shore Boulevard bet se, n the Hell Driver*, ake crashing Uct Williams revealed th a t S8 In 1918. and tha alofan Throughout the middle ages the Clyde deck and the Mayfair flsmlng board wall* .wltk- motor- ( A LK A tl TOUR BYHTBM •torsi fn Sknford h iv a been barty ha kept tu out of w ar" has lh t Rf,fh,llnd r s m .i,,^ . Cer- Hotel, " lu c k y " Teter and h » cycles, which wilt bA fddati by Up p EB I o t e Db f r c It u Me r ic E e y t o c o u n t e r a c t keeping open on Sunday. He re ­ been credited wlda'y with hav- m, „ , u l t Bobbtr who •'Hell Drivers", who are present­ ''Daring'* DanUla And ''ngrfdsvU " NEiii Ma l t e d c t o Co la tb ported his findings I'n ths City Ing sealed his re-election. And !]tk | by levying a toll on trav- ing a two hour performance of Dillon; a hrad-on collsion bo NEHI ROOT BEER Commission ls*t night and seas It wAi BtilnAt those w ir |»olt- f |f r i n rtjt y croniftl the r|v«r, death dciying stunts Sunday a f t­ tween two Ca^s with the drivert Instructed to ask th i merchants ROYAL CROWN C O U eiee m at Mr Wilton's Repub- ^ u t t h , e, l t |H whose rains ernoon at the Seminal! horse remaining at the wheel at an Im­ te close Sunday morning* be. l i f t FRUIT ORANGE llcan opponent, Mr. Hughes, ditaday are populated by legen pact of more than 70 mlBs an racing trte k , loratrd on ttouta U , fare the hour for Cbilrch ssrv. t F t o THE b e s t rerted his principal attack. , dary knlghu and maldena fair the Sknford-Oriando Iflghway, U up; ratin g a ear on two whocls; lee. Commtisloneri expressed I D»tlU« Not on'y In 1918. but again, Abodl 1800 Napoleon added going to take pi* kkl-jubiji angular itl-Jdfrip*! tik e his **■ Drang! Csrivah /their reluctance to put ths McKCT—Oiraa* NEHI BOTTLING CO. Cw "bins latas,” still on ths statu ls In 1920, It was the great war his natne to the list of w arriors on a pdlade through the' ttre e 's and many other type* of "h*ll which overshadowed all else. Mr. who HaVn battled for poeae.sinn driving.” of Sanford and promptly at 2:10 ■*ss books, in force. Th* highlight cf the afternoon's Harding, a» the Republican nnm* of th* Rhineland. Germany r*. he s going to give w htj ha calls ‘’Ldelty" inee, frankly refrained fiom pic- gained tha territory in the a "free sample" cf some ’Tlill p irfn rm in ri will be T fU f dt th? wheel of a .tor's senting any striking new is»ue«. franco Enisslan war of IHTT). driving". SENTENCED TO HAND -f.___ I loyd Bovle. commander of the sedan in which lie will ra te aroVinl lie simply wai ed for the coulW Following the World War, MANCHESTER, England, Mar. try to vote Its disapproval of JJsrmanjr retained po*.ensign of American Legion post, invites all the track a t a speid of 89 or 70 11.—(At—Dr. Buck Ruxton was what Mr. Wilson had proposed Ihs R hlnrltnd .ubject to i^l'l- thrill lovers down to the lake mlltn an hour, , rid n r up a 51 rVprtl to sec this daredevil lit ac­ Inch ski, ami a ti.m p tln g to jurAp convlctsd today by a fairy r f th. at the peace ronfersnes. vary Occupancy by ths alUei. “devils beeftub” murder of his Of course. In these times of p h k h anded June JO, 1910, When tion. Hr said that many mem­ A two t*n truck, whiah will b* about twenty f**t from . wlfa, and was immediately sen- economic upset It is no. io bs franc* withdrew her last sol- bers of the Post have witnessed parkrd tented to death by hanging. expected th at domestic issues dler. But aa punishment for her th* full porformante of thc.,e'j his take-off. Another which s , , ,de-j, __________ _____ jH tl considered the__________ most -diBgrroiti can be brushed aside entirely. - w tr g u l|t" - a n d a t i proW«- mrtor-mad manisrs and lh»y claro thlt Tellr’, msnetverkI wl’h l of all his daring f s .U Is hi* Tet it is easy to conceive how t |on *, France—Germany was WI*A LAYS OFF MEN j a t t c i . j i j l r a l crafh to .whVV^ Tatar will 'he impnr ance of the»e Issues) forbidden by tha Treaty of W - an •utpuiohile are is ark j rtf# two wheel* of bta H k kp 1 u> fortlry rr r , rrtl, on ,he Tfar.f d tilh dafyltfg JACKSONVILLE. Mar. IS. _ might pals ln the public view. If (A P) —Two hundred WPA work, the country again seemed drawn region. u > • j •. Now Germany, aftsr accept.' a rt in the Jacksonville district toward the vurtix of a world War. ing these restrictions b y ,f a |t tF m | w sts released yesterday as sev. Today th tl is a possibility on- Ing th* t-ocarno pact of 1935, tra l projects ware completed. ly. Thr studied opinion of moil ha* moved in troops and re. ju b 'le m tn is :"oat war will not nasrvd her armed “Watch . OR War GbuM Affect £ & . COME UP Says Byron Pnce J z f k ? i European M a n s Remade By Blob1 < Rhineland W at CITY N b w s BRlCtb Dare Devil Driver To Give Free Exhibition Saturday SNO W ’ PAINTi GLASS ■ •ro d from I |» t : l i ORANGE JU Icfa ONE ETTG BUTTERED TOAST WITH j e l l y coffkB 20C baeon 9 erred E xtra At Noon A RAAI 30c Also All Kinds of Toasted Sandwiches I S eh Not Buying tfdstieor But People Who lik e DRUG STORE PH04R las m — mmm W E R T -T h e - JEWELER borne in 1US0. and that Mr. Roosevelt and his Republican opponent can go through tha cam. paign in complrl* agnamant a* You CAN DRIVE A BETTER CAR fo r a ■ few cent* a day T n d a la tarn* repair Wile sad y ear aid ear wwrriaa o a a k s i l s r s a r - a a a j * * aaa drive wflh grids aad aaaldewsa. Yaa waaTaaad aayaashaw srttfw arajd a a rla ta t v a r a g * M w - dktaal A a day. Oa* Buick Sedan Chevrolet Coach ...• s s s t i s s t s t s f u t s , , , . F o r d T p d o r S f e d a tk ............................ 9 8 3 F o r d T U tf o r S e d a n --------- ------- F o rd D e lu x e F ^ r d o r S e d a n Dbdge Trar^ .......— Tudor ■ ™ ■ ■ Sedan Good Drinkd are Buying:ll its s M uth Tudor Sedan 2 7 5 .0 6 3 8 5 .6 0 ifa, Rhlo*." Europe frantically f*ar* A renewal of ifa* g.Mlh yagr atrag*ia for tha Rheolah fplryland. a . r»e«e S , , Miir i kfAiat I ■ nT it Nvat Ta Ys ■■ .id ■ to* ht Wohttaa LIQUOR STORE-; �— *v-'- - > ------------ •- - ------- .... . ■— ...... A Y . MARCH I 3. 1M 6 ,t), SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE SEVEN UNOFFICIAL S a n fo rd M a rk e t R e p o rt PRIMARY ELECTION JNO. D. JINK INS W. E." WATSON DEMOCRATIC PARTY JUNE 2,1936 k b m in o i .E c o u n t y For Tax Assessor G. L. BLEDSOE Each Name In Thin I nofficial Itallut h A Paid Political A dr ■„ .r ---- Each Group WiU Ik In Alphabetical Order SANFORD F. DOUDNEY F o r Representative In Congress | |.k- liur I lime. Sc line :l Horn. ;* bite ft nine . I ni1 1 men Ii \\ n mii m rha» ter B. E. SQUIRES Fifth Cmijn'i'*i*ional District JAS. G. SHARON II i~H~TRULUCK I 10.i it- <#*• >• r *t*n<lr. ■j >i « i *r • ’t,4 pet *t!C \ \ i unco For Governor VH »’ WATCH For Stmt, nf Public Instruction WM. (’. (Homestead Bill) HODGES n. w to rw a liy datf T. W. LAWTON rwpairwa fcnoww niu i‘*•i how A*i CI l ie 1i *tn>1V* For Attorney General Por County Commissioner D letriet No. 1 CHARLES 1)1 jnin. For Comptroller r. \M D. L. THRASHER 'I l f • i i ( i***l *•*!• k I Kniij hfiMf Slate Treasurer For County Commissioner D U Irlct No. 2 J. J. CATES f o r Railroad Commissioner 9 VICTOR CHECK For State Senator i- ‘Vtinictl J. D. DAVISON :iTlh S. notarial District J. J. PARRISH FRED A. DYSON REX PACKARD Ear Represeptativ J. Ilf OTTO SCHMEIIL Slate Legislature PETER THURSTON LEHM AN For Renreserititive. State Legislature Itr, .-an For County Commissioner Group No. 2 DON.BARNETT P. D istrict No. 3 P a u l’s ROSS L. HUMPHREY C. B. SEARCY !, S. J. NlX J For County Judge Dozier Gay’s Quality Paint* ••first for th r Smith” Fur For Comity Commissioner W, ftPLNCKR Dlntrict No. fat I it 4 wv. m t,* t mt fur I runty at J I *!•:i n A lit / fir ull roursl m'.il* I J t ia ll'y 1‘ r j J u c U . STANLKY-UOGERS HARDWARE CO. 21i r'qnfiml <rnu« R. W. WARE For County Commissioner District. No. 8 [If bounty Proriecuting Attorney W. G. KILBER U Q N ■§. L E O N A U I ) Y J. T. McLAIN HERBERT MESSER S. F, (Sammy) LONG MUFAj A. B. W IL K IN S O N ^ - H. H. PATTISHALL »<t•*» : i i-iHit fivrnjitli** t K tt illlnma. URL t.iiit,.*ti AANirt' in TKU'F tut . *i **•) i i»k IN II \TID> r- % i «»»t ISO 4MJ».|t I r >■ II' Ulll lull 1| *)**■ For Sheriff Martin. *‘Vf e Peace »UL q . DIOTRRS ■C— AFscrll.itHMiuH for Sfilf. . <4.. Fourth' Dbtrlrt IF fn R K h u v ir t ; I .A W ‘1 Mu w fk — Iiv .titfirr U E ) HAND In i * • ’ I i rr v %v «’ »: m i y "ll • m ln * n h i *iD **r» fli t I i tfifl WIII «t|i*tlV I.. ih- Ul Moftrd "f l*,Di|liRl *>f i'* *.• id » if i)i» n»*t t<*«ut.ir #•• t» It* • «m! || vt f 1 •*»»• tiffr'l i- If ll I. **’►....I* I|Tn t| tct, , t| f*t t i'ra--i. Illu tt R il il ii n an il f*yr!on*t it fr it iji -w. S ia n l y It k- t« t l a n F ■ V tp-I t» ,t| ««i*-ipnfr | a* i i .,, . For Constable Fourth mstrlct i'or Supervisor rcuit Court .! m JOI'—«flmm* it# Hff0istrdtlrm M ilh - r ’ t PM.1 SUNNY-SIDE MARK El’ unaKRTs* iu n n < UMiviru at I 'h u t r ft’.'r v i' ■rI i, i i '7 M 'tn l Hoittgurtii a .-criaN If . Prlcrn rovionable. Mrs. H. E. RivhoII I’hwi# 1 |M frtc ry mmm America’s Fastest Greyhooodl 11 Reeca Nightly Except Sanday •* Ine*— v A* Bvaottfal . For Better Service Y‘ ■ »* r» w <w 0 e' ***' ** ;rma— CALL 861 Sulord - Orlando Kennel Clnb Track NEAR LONGWOOD How long will you continue to lose this ex tra v a lu e ? Tha aatra Nitrogen in every ion of ARCADIAN. THE AMERICAN NITRATE OF SODA it |u»t like eatro cash. Bulletin No. 326 of tht Department of Agriculture and Immigration of the Stole of Virginio report) the caih value of Ihii extra Nitrogen over the guaranteed 16?o oi high as 88 * per ton. There can be no queition about thit. It Ii official * a a* No wonder thrifty farmer) in>i)t on "aacadian ". Of cotme they wont that extra value. How long will you put off u>ing ARCADIAN, THt AMERICAN NITRATE Of SOOA. , How long will you continue to lo)e thi) extra vatual (On U. a 17 or State Iloe* 31 -F tel Tfpie 8:15 Shari. Adauaeioii 15 C^pto , ,; No Uhnre Allowed ; (Tax lpe^)M ) AO l» GOOD.FOB QNB ADMISSION WBKN mi 1 ti l — IT) I Tt mu W a a mm. __________— MEMKo ORAW I i —LETTER W ft IT INC ^TI^JSoNS P n d lt Ass’o DRY CLEANERS PHONE 861 ►SOUTHERN fERTIUZERS FOR .THE SOUTHERN FARMER" 220 MAGNOLIA AVE. ■dli L ■' \ \ ♦fit �m m *? ■M U - M U L L CVittsncoga Clab Wad told saa Sanford m bf tha at-by d * 7 * M r. P ip v tr tl m l By V ald ez To j-: '•»«»««• oM iy-ap^atsi lam arhad City d a r k i Ertryfcoiy la ay had, y e s te r d a y ta t h a r u t ef a* airU « a .O * r S a a / w d . I n M I r m m t o “ * * * * * “ . ? * * * ■ * - .” > T P »■_______ _ " » « * •u la a d iw r field h a t * c o m, m i t t o r r, a id a - . E y e -w itn e s s e s a a M th a aaaaO th a p e o p la , b o w e r y t , w « cannot o r. a n-y o f h is ___ lha monoplutr pttotad by Trtathla want a lW n r M r . F W p v f a t h '. U t t a r to * **— * " ’lW n * " • In to a ap b raat vaa dawathhad aa Eskimo Dogs Track Ton For L&ai l l lO T T > P a T .« l Wr Jg W . • ' iff a d I s w rV K IV h « D '*•!'**• W e v i-p e V js w 'r h s r t e * . # asai VW r a l f ,r , w r O a B n W _ . ■ • U p -u p -U P ni.r ' go 0 tanoogs baseball man.’ Tha latter head shove Mr. G riffith to bo the rice-prer!dent and treasurer of the slob. * ' “ In our opinion Mr. P epvorth know* he is wrong or ha would not he try in g to p at such m eant aa ha has employed to shift the b l v r a to tho caaabsll c li£ itself. “ Ho also stoles th a t h t did not kn:w th a t tha g riir'a tm d Baked. It ha» V.an. eommon knowledge for s rvrra) years th at th a grands torn I f aked like rie 'e . l a s t y e tr’a lod*l baseball glut, had trouble wigs tha rainy ham use of th o J sa k y epndltlo n 'p f the graitdetani. Wa are oncMplpf h e re w ith 'a photofcnfph taken «l< th a grandstand on Mar, r n p I t ) , P e s te r Part*, a t'lll S I Of this fuU-pow- ■ ■ - • a e ® *"• w n.n Mvtnev tit, w i|,n i-avnv •1), r - s f ( t e Sins VKWT f i t . T re t *le t n i e e r r Office r Dais. Wu I 'a sn r e , J a m . ■ i l l , T-M k raw ] .|S m 'lti m sn rrs •’bane*. I-A I i f T K t r r t n ( I t , Sb"- ' I P rtrs. J n b n a r rihsBr* llAOKMli ■ P A II tr (1), l l n r v l e k , KltANK , I r- H o i i 'R f»>. i n k y n o t . I ICtsv»Mli r s e , . . fst H^itv h u n t ' • *Ted W"«H»s < 'l,« r lliiMh»li I I '| " S 'n i H r t .i p w r * * * 1 1 *. **,trt.HR', rap*n> (Inn S " i # * '* * b u i - t a i n r f.e n B n ,'* » ta „ B o y n --------' * • ir w *o *i a li' . 1"T*., .’ e MB <11. lls f t s h «•* tin k l i rk r i T.l* , i it ment And. Amusement 1M/VRTTNN GARAGE J *® ■Vsr rteCa* l . 'B l e l k H a r e , g w r e v t t r g lig b l O t t l « r * I* rn » n e g ts n k • S llrv 'S 'n sv 1 Yralk nave. Bosvlee MHe •rk O -n ’s n p y M as 3 *1 11* • *® • I l l s ItsfV n '- tr a tk Bare. 3-IS Mile ■nn Will ,r* l,M k '* | r r I* }* 11^ . •lU,€TI »^bi| Hen. , C u t tH o w e ra and ru t ftowar i r r m i e m en's for all oceaalona. u * U n ited L u m b er Co, Sea.-.nned nnd Unfinished I.uiober a srt .i a e t I M Mae*. WwtosttrM r s . C . »vr.si—. ' M r . P a p w o r t h a le o it a t e e t h a t M r . H o u g h t o n d id a ll t h a t he eo ald t ) r e m e d y th e s itu a tio n b n M o o d » y . T h e c w n re o f t h e C h a t t i n o o g a C lu b l o l l u i th a t b o t h M r . P a p ­ a l r t h a n t M r J H o u g h t o n p r o m im d to g a t U r p a p e r a o d p la ce th e s t a t e o ' e r th e e e e U In th e g m n d a t * a d In o r d t r t o p f a o n t th e m i l l fr o m > e e n 'n » i h w g h a n d f a r t h e r n i f n l r i t h e ir e r lp n e n t. They r a id t h n t M r . M n 'i y h t o n , h o w e 'e r , w a a t to C r o w n P a p e r C o m p a n y a n d a 'c t m d h e a v y w r a p p i n g p a p e r atttt p la c e ,! It o n th e a r e te In s te a d o f t o r p a p e r . T h e p a p e r Is s till t h e r e , t h a t le w h e t th e n j n h a s l e f t . I f f w d id e l f h 'r of th o se g e n tle m e n a s p e c t w r a p p in g p a p e r to shed r r i n ? __ • i n * i t tisrv r j ' t r t i r 't 'ir d s n illo W -al Bare, a n a r t e e Mile • nn t - b l i t # i • *a l l *e '• n il t»a* i » t a i»»* Teses r | i - , ( if* a**»ne nr**, n * * n r r Mil# ,m#< m ,i t 'A n i 3 nA^', •, S m l lln a , i.'slt. • m a rk . aim on > *i 1 One Performance Only it*, e |» s i| n * r b n s r s . |tv f l- n s n * M ATc o u i ' a m t »i>y H a n m l u n i n , Missile V ln ib vr as era, . E | . |t «a m ile : Viel'W T K H SV, V v ik n •••nn-aprrr r t u . It U strange to oi that. al. day r* jio tir 'a , and the day beferr the >. roof on tho grandstand wae being a. r'-Jo n 'ro d . To i«« It *rom» t o h o a typical oaa* of Mocking tho door aftor tho home Is gone.* 1 m o re an d n o r * - u r k v iio rs e s m J i r t i A ” j m . in « im * ,lM * , I*«l n « r « » iv r lllp . I I I . , U K H itA m a r i c a a s r a c o g * -■mn r*. v ic n ir lo u s u if ie r r , ^ n it * th * o n *. !*>• , . , »• ___K la h ih r^rw, f u t u r it y : i t a n d l o g ? t l O « tfM rahall. N kylin# . M ahout. D I X I K 15 r a tr u Ja tr ie a t h e ir n a m e * . “ M r . P a p w o rth a U o u y i th a t t h e b e a c h ’ l l p a r k w a a .l n a xe e lle n t c o n d itio n a m i f h a t th a a t o m „■ w a c J u i t a n u n f o r t a n t t o t l l u a t lo n . ■■ . M r . P a p w o rth o is o s a y s t h a t V i e re a s o n t h i t C l u b to rt » c » th a t a u r h o t * l w a e to o f a r m f t n m t h * h a ll p v t . ; A t D a y to n a B e i c l i t h / r h o te l h t w i n as fa r f u n h<‘ p a r k a s o u r * I-.- fr o m th o S a n fo r d P a rk . ' I B IN P ( I) . iris th r a r * . 1-1* m ils ;, U r. ('tis h r* . •, v T »«r!,' ,; w i l f r tt>. it is —s, B o vs, M is* M a rk . D j- k «'i • l . t T K T 41 ‘ t j . I*urw ,»< l, K A I t : Olaomora aalaa, at "{ft1™ ‘f%,. ........ . fl K M veM u an u e *w w w r < | * r a d S t r a ig h t i t h a t n i g h t . I f h e d e e lr- a w e a h a ll H « c o n - e fee g la d to f i r n l a h h im a llo t a f 'B yhlV ; n u iN tir n ra N t i l . ttoU Huff S’srtsr, i m l n r j u i J , ’ “ If M r. P a p w o rth o r anyone a L o n d o n h o a n lto l la e x p a r i • U a d o u b le t h a t th a C h a tt a n e e g n m * n t 'm » w i t h a a In fla t e d ru b b er d d b c e n t h im a n d M r * H o u g h t o n , r M o w h e r I n r ra d io a a r p h a v a a h c r e d it f o r f r t r i n g th e m f r o m t o w n th e ce n ter . J M I M P i it w B o n f e r d re s id e n t V a c a n t [ n t h e U f - b y o f o tr t h a u l L E O A I. N T IC KIMh rs r,. n'e-rler w ‘ls! Asnth*r • m b it struck tha groand. tha City to rn Trtxhto vaa rrtarmla* to tha altuatlon and va fl 1.1 after spreading laaactktda Warahy congratulate them far thatr o w trop> arar here, e ffo r t*. J b t L J f i' d t< iit M # i ' — “ M r . P a p w o rth re fe rs to th o I a tt a r w r it t e n t o ua b y C W Ivtn C r i f - *M * •aqdwiraaalqg ’ " ’• ' T * * * 1' ' * » s r t •«••*. m p t d d i t s t u X r i t * * . W ^ l l l l « ‘ * r * - - . J L '* «»!.■ n n w V j b f V H *ln w i> ( l h ■ „ . ]. y t g l P n u rth M r ,, f u l u H r ' j, , ItsvW w S •••srrln r Mr M -h -rs. V ' *• IT M T I A **>JV M te n ( || W ar lin y . Hob's M ; V r A N I»T ' f K Y K I l (ll. T w l s k l lx ii 1 P ip e r. M J f iN K IIIT I .I A U <t> \ V |lV 'fc s i i> . * M m . . r- Au fill **?” **1 r. ” ■ m a t Commissioner had a hiaka their final appearance a t • to offer. No motion waa Snnford-Kennel Q u b greyhound td and thorufoav a v m B > ■ w r'h rm ii-w rw k ^ y m se d -ta to g h a *km . O ffen d aa aa yxlre attraction a t ■aiaatener W. A. Leffler ‘he track this weak. Hammond'a bad tho auhject, asking If the hcakloe. and h it stories of life In Mpaton wished to take official ‘he arctic, h a r t a ttra c te d considersene* of tho altcation. A sked, able attention* of dog J o r e n . w hat he had In mind. ComP osturing ' .to n lg h iY 1 ll-w e n t W«r Leffler said th a t Com- program It tha ninth race In which ■per W. A. Dupree had called th a odde-on favorites ore Wild ■ tha "phene about the mat* Penny, Jant, and Newt. A hurdle . / MeLAUUN SS ^'ssz^sHir.Mwn of Jkj: ! A III n.i* n « ua F ewrib R „ * 11.1a | t « n i.ie t as *•* L a m b c , D u IM Ian M z U r i i l R. Kirtiey PktnalTOS s* » j 1 .S a n a a a. . . -t . t ~ 1 M *f l* t “Lambar Measured Br Th* GaM*« RzW Ith and rrra c h ■ P h M * n Death Defyin i Motor Mad Manalca �Sanford U Tha Only Central Florida City Affording Rail. Elicft And Wrier Transportation T NEWSPAPER SAlfPOEP, FLORIDA^ BATtlRDAY, MARCH14, ISM Friendly G esture ExtendedGermanj By League Counc: RITTER SUMMONED FOR TRIAL Trainmaster In San­ Vivid Blue And White ford Appointed To Flash Was Visible Succeed TLD um as 225 Miles Away In A s Superintendent Nation’s C a pita! Census Fipirea Show It Is Worth 1141 h r Acre, Average In State Only *53 Confusing Points " m" In Slot Machine ^ase, v^ith,.L€®> r IS Pet Increase poluternt u superintendent of the JnekaontllJaJtanford district of Um Atlantis Coast Lino rail­ road, onin iillt g th* U u T. L. N aab er o T c a ttle In t a u . Death of Mr. D rao i t e t Miofcy ceu**d Um vacancy G o a ty Increases f **d Mr. Jtaltlna' appointment n o 79 P et In 5 Tears |d tU 4 m of lb r . it. | Mr. Kofllno will bo u m o M ' Ste ao IVolniHiiH t>abuna*tor for 1LI. this dlatrkt praxlraetely 22S mil-* awoy. by John Cordon Patter*on, who Alt tremor* fr^m the fiery Ed Molaefc, n m M r of n plo. nt body were reported felt irrmy mer family, who ha* announced boa botn chief dispatcher mllee north and eouth of NVwark. a s a C an did a la for Sheriff o f Wgywroes. Tho now lupnfnttndont of Polledmon on their round* tiH Semi noli County. Un A. C U b u been n reeL «f seeing a vivid »|ue and whlto dent of Sanford for o number fi**h In tho aky, fol owed aonrt of yonra, r m sine* ho wgg mlmitos later fy a devn rambling. M a u i trainmaster of thla dla. •» of * cannon on a dlrtvnt battlei m land la Seminole triaf on Sept. 1, U K The 'Sold. J / Tmopleton, U nlt-d Air ta r a te d a t I141.T* per family homo la at 1400 Park, tinea pilot, flying to Newark from pUnat a r a t e of I t t N Amnia, apd the family consists Clareland, aald be t a r a bri'llant • f Mr. and Mr*. Ra'llna, n bob light overtired that blotted out ZdtSm and a ' daughter. light of the moon about 2:30 A. M. i lit Acreage Noted French Avenue At Boulevard To Be Railed And Paved Brick la "xT Be Salv»ged From Psving On W. First Street the meteor ae having a red core and a blue fam e. Trenton reeldenU believed tho meteor posted directly overhead. They told (t was n b rilliant that street light* were dim by com­ parison. Window* In the stale hospital wore rattled. Sp ain Arrests Ik* City.win therefore buy a car«• Florida on tend of roman! and th* WPAwIU PjV ** * ^ > • 4 »**l*taBt euporconstruct concrete gutters on •“* « » « « both I lit* of Wtet Fy-at Street *" NPbotworn MyrtU and I W t h -Av*- IHMMlwL r f th* Lakeland dL nno, th a t releaslog nearly enough, *riet JW ****• *•' 1HT, and ho W k k 'te pave tbo FruocVBouU-1rmnalnod there until there waa card fatt*ru:ctlon. Vitrified pov-1 ■ oanaoUdatte of several die ,ag brick* now tuad In tba gutter* «" -taw 1. l t t l , wkm he «co* a groat deal mar* than **• " “ t e trainmaster af th# Tam. menu City Commistlontr V. H. M»U»tetet White buret stated, and the CUy **r- Patteruua, who suaaoeds will therefor* accotnpUeb quite a ouporiatendeat SoUteg ao trainsaving by baying tba car of re- neater, entered th* service of nont and thereby releasing par- *»• t a l road an Ayr. t, 1204, aa lag brick her the Improve mea t at lOeneiwqia mm reee w ^et Dollars 1 Inheritance Tux Paid By DuPonts ei in •j i Case Not Decided ^ — Some Questions Are Condemn Germa: I Yet UnsetUed By vu llu eill^ crmi1 j A Court Decision ‘Decisive Measur To Insure Safi TALI AHAS3EE, Mar. 14.-G t3 Is French Thu —D unite unanimous derision ef i ' Federal Judge H al.U ad R itter <lcft) of the Kou d litrlc: l« otown In Washington as C hetlry Ju m y, artni In the Senate, read a lummona for the Juriit to t a r the Senate and face Imptachmrnt charge*. Apr. as the date for the trial. (Associated Prose Photo) Papworth Regrets TSpjgTm That Valdez Lost By Club Leaving c it y n e w s the Supreme Court In u p h o ld e r the ''daublo for" of 1120 annually invnO N . Mar. 14— <AP)f rr tho operation of taeh slot mi—Frenr* annaaaeed t anight rhino In Florida, atro ral confut­ her wllllagtieaa to conaMar a4 ing point* rrm aln to bo arttlod. It altrrnats plan -jSereby Gat* I* rip o c trd that furthor ro rt many might retain her troops, p r n r o d ln n will h« taken t" d»la the Rhineland. A French Irrmlnr. how much r f t h ' tax U to spokesman aald:** We da not h* n»ld hy th - owners of tho mawant to etlck blindly In nor rhino* nnd hnw much la to b« lastaicare on evaettation of ww paid h r tho opoTatoro. can got eometklag bettor* unanlm nuily, th* . Fuprrm* Court uphold tba Orange county 1.OND0N, Mar. tft circuit eourt In dism issing an effort by Frank Sharp fb a c t an (AP) —A feature of frb Injunction preventing tho City linens waa extended to l of Orlando from requiring pay ­ itant re-armed Gerautny League of Niki ment of the doubled 'levitate on ‘the Council today Ir an effW each machine. Alto unanimously, tho eourt avert trouble over Says Planned Resig- K- H. Brown was nation Is Not Conk °T ‘ nected With Case i<g*d emtwuioment. ra-01 nation of the Rhineland, the face of warning i France that "urgently 1 tal, decisive maaauraa* m prove necessary to Insure own safety, the council dag to ask Chenerilor Adolf' l*r to talk the matter ovog an amicable basis. Meeting In the ecariot' gold drawing room of MM SL Jamie Palace hero, dahg board Foreign Secretary' thony Eden assure (teraUMj fullest cooperation ta bjjO a nrw pence sirueturn. Pit and Belgium Joined In g mend that the League*‘ damn Germany as a broakei treaties. Eden agreed that Incontestable breach , of trot ho* been committed," but at that the peace of. Europe pended on the Council's aril Tho Council Invitation to ' many was decided upon ta private cession. Tho council pressed Ike hope a Hitter resent*tiro woo'd arrive fat ! don In time for tho public elan Monday. whereas tho law required * pay­ ment of |120. ' The rullnge mean that th* op. I erator who own* th* star ma­ chine* muet pay |fla occupation President JI. St, Papworth of J- C, Robtrio, Ju el llctnees on each machine, In JW . Chamber of Commeree. In a performed th •ddltlon te hi* re g u la r Keene* f*o of $300 entl'ltng him to eiu gego In the ‘ business. A'ao, tho “location operator" |q whoa* ent A rthur Branan announces a I’l*** *he machine * ta located reof the Boy Scout Court n ,u ,t P*X $40, making the total ite- ot Honor ln th* ju n io r High of *110 «»nu»Jly. *y. School next Monday evening at "ouneel for slot machine op. mil 7:30 o'clock, erator* H |() (h ,y dkl not tho ------— whether further .proceed i*iSm ilay’* tV»e: High a t 12:33 lnr* ,n 1,1• *•**■ ho filed. I A. M. and 12:48 P. M„ low at A* ,h ,M '»*»* wer# decided, hm OiBO A.' M. and fl:M P. M. M on-, lh* 8 u Pr,m ® Court also held n l- doy'i tide*: High a t !:2« A. M.' con»HtuHonaJ a (action of th* am- «nd 1:43 P. M., low i t 8:01 A. M. 1,w w*| l*h prohibits slor machine* Leo- and 8 P. SI. 1 within 300 feet of any church or . ‘ P«hll4 school, oxcept In hotele. bv- The regular monthly m oiling ^ urth*r, the court ruled th* ded of th* women'i civic committee m**»ur*meru should be from the U, A ffot Its pretested fol- of Iho Feminol* County Chamber l>0,nt lh* oue!n*t* vtsbllshm ent LONDON, Mar. 14. --Vi of Conlmerc* will h* held t a J i c 1 ° church, and not reea Chamber of Commerce building tb* ,p o t w h,r* ‘ho alot 8tetro abaonoo from the La of Nation}, gravely woi a t 10 o'clock next Monday morn. mtcWn* M tually [a located. French financial export# w Hag with the problem of a| lag proposed unctlouo agi Germany. Eaparfi eoatli State* hold* the key te ATLANTA, Mar. 14. —(API locking up of th* Reich i tlon In Wln|er Haven tomorrow —Three Judges of tbo Superior ami was rrFritl F, Dorn, r was last n'ght embargo** Court *odsy dealt a blow to Agrnt C. fl- ;>lM*d In nnminsllon as stall*-1| The U. S. rank* high te ruler of Ranfo.d lji-l-t' cf Fills*.[ Governor F.ugens Talmtdgo’s -ourc* of raw msUrlslc for < Warranty deed fled far recanl I that tco lltth The nomlnstlon w u , unanimous, today dlscleaea ■the porchae* by financial "dlctetenklp" by ho'd- many, dooylto gertoo* reduat Ing that state funds cannot bo in Imports during tha past paid to brons- f Istllon of officeri w*ll he h*IJ at ears have con tho Mlt-lodge sreelon. two wires Sophlo B. Crooketon from E. I . withdrawn* , .. depliitoriaa yoaru. W iry of Yatea, N. Y., of a proptotal thing fer heneo. K. F. Itomhollrr la tho without an appnprtntlon bill. French oxperte found the oMsr. “As a present exalted raise of th* local arty on Park Avenue between Talmadg* baa Insisted that al­ S. la mllfaig Germany epyr Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets. wueor. bconiln* **r- Dorner U leading though tho last legislature mstely $07,128,004 worth Iberenua stamps levee led that tha failed to pass on appropria'lon American good* *nnua)*y w n the grave be-; the leaves fall. Oibrr off r*r* nomlnited last bill for 1918-17 be hod the right bnyfiig $0,700,000 worth art ateonute to. "'*h* without opposition are to administer funds of tho German goods. They bailors d. , . (Georg# Thurston for leading In gvunt af esnsllnte Gsn* boar* end me- *"»£*• CUrsne# Adam, for loyal could buy In tb* United « t Wt proport .,n ^Bl<bt* Herb«n Meeatr for loetur* practically everything «h*t, id' aondltlon of, E. B. Rn k* for tiler Is purchasing in Eonpst. k because the. "* 8Prnff»'* fT trustee. , If air tight eanations d factories. I t' Thro, nominations for ehecrvted, however, Germaa that th# far-] ^ n r wvre mad*. They are Howeri i critically hampered. ( hi evalUld. *“« " h # n ft th* R*v. J. J. >* enjoys a favorable I hast a gsnorsut 4«wl J. 1L Btewart. v tat are in good the t W W T u t « h ' ’S w ta rtw g lW o - of Ut. by-law. In m p w t ^ ** rather doaeiy* the Florida shin te tb# adrption of a resolution aL ‘Dirty Crack* About canal eontrartny, IU aoereUrr the annual meeting because af, i write* PraridsRt H. M. Fapwonh tba faat U te wry MWy »• h* nml •tlMM^OO whl It follow* Sanford R esented of th* BamlaoU County Chamber considered a state rather than a I ------- fm which By Celery Farmer nf Cam marts, hut It . la barely national matter. I Treepg 1 poaaibla thg national ergaalxattrn "As yon know, tba National BERLIN, Mar. 14 •About the smallest thing may taka no tation aa the quo*- Chamber la Tory definitely com-' troop# maneuver In Dnytona Bracb over did was tlon might b« considered n state milted to a proaodcra by tba | tend In blunt atfleb to artUcIg* Ranferd after tfc* ratktr titan n national matter. ftdtral government wh'ah will re- af reports abroad ti Mr. Papwarth wrote Howard m lt In tits batenring of tho fed- tho gnty^ted foroo.- ted States Chamber of Commerce b Watching Ship Canal Controversy » t . France, B elgiu Fred F. Dorner Dr. Henry McLaulln of Sanford chairman of arruigm anta for Nominated Head alacont-lned meeting of Ui* Central end Lake Region ion**' of the Of Elks Lodge Florida Rtete Optometrlc Assocls- m fln ° n Amicable Ba � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 13, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 13, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1f2a6d8889096b299aa7a6cdfdda3fcc.pdf 2d35e7944f4bfa1db2acae6186115653 PDF Text Text ip Fire Tale* adCourage Of Mean Fighters t ' Stunts Like This Will Be Seen In 8anford N ext Simdsjr Black Draofht Baa helped to many m o and women that oth•r», . needing a purely vrgvUb'e lex*?**. ahouM bar* no heal laney In trying It. BlaehDnraght teHevet eon* Ipat Ion tat an <a«r, natural, way. __ew a ha to found Black-DraarM to aatUfactory, I do not sea any nead to change,” w rl.'n Me. Ralph Burch, of B 'a ^ t Ale. “1 t a e • Black. 71rau ah t fyr billousnev and~ conatlpallon which msHet me fact sloggUh, tired and no ac­ count. Black-Draught xuroly *111 Teller# me." Tho proper ut# of tMe old, r* liable laxative lend* 0> Wave the bowel# acting, rvgular'y. Be turn to try ill Sold ercrywhere In 2S*teat p ac '.a g ia ^ ad r. , ‘ i ___ opians C l a s s e d m o n g Bravest, iercest Warriors The wind I* howling |* * d the tent and out#Ida hungry M ala prowl In tha blacknaar, Irking mourn fcdly becatur M i no food there for them. Inalda the tent around a keretae lanI'm on tha fhxn-, il u a im p of Italian offteerr, all <>f MB old Ethiopian fighter* by ew, tome o f them even having *4 tin e enough to recover from "Luaky" Tstorj world1* champion daredevil, shown attempting In jump n two-ton track with a itoch automobile. Tatar and hi* "hell driven” ar a appearing at tha Seminole Driving Park. next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. t i n gloe* and glory ot this eoloM Conquest I* off them for tha mnant. They >ee only the hard (tier work. : Aeroea the valley, through tho M flap*, the enemy'* catnpM flicker. On* officer atare* out It way, 'Well be after them In the rataf," he aiyt. "Tough Job. ■y can run Ilk* deer through Me mountain*. The, can cover mt e* In a night. They ihwt’l r» team to need to eat. What you think of them? Tan they Big Gold Seal Awes Officials Of Mexico McClintock Cites Elevated Roads • As Traffic Cure e .tf ll.h e d I. .. rt U \ . ..v * w . cfwldn l find It with our own r t m . So w . charged up the bill. “ W# broke up group a fter group. l u t we couldn't mak# them run. . - - , W# fttjnd tha fin d price, b u t we heallag had to kill everything In the w ty •M WW; 10 to It.” | On* , f , *r nnothtr they added jth e lr eiperlenoea, all agreeing that DRINK RUMS DHY PA LB GINGER ALE AND ACID. ALKAU TOUR SYSTEM UPPER 10 TRUE FRUIT LIME RICEBY TO COUNTERACT | • ' NERI MALTED CHOCOLATE _______ NEHI ROOT BEER *• ROYAL CROWN COLA f. . I NBH1 TRUB FRUIT ORANGE Vh . l W j y TREAT YOURSELF TO TH E.BEST ----Stcrlllaed Boltie# NEHI BOTTLING CO. C. K. McKBB—Owaer AUSTIN, Tex. Mir It*— tn 1H I, atekt to re- A Mg gold ami and tlx Inehet of duet coogv*tIon #nd acclitnt*. for rod ribbon are now attached to It hat found that aa eoogvitl n 1* tatter# of Introduction from the relieved, accident* diminish. Text# governor to Mexican offlNext fall It will offer two dal*. T o n ’d ha xurprWd how a graduate ecurtea In th* principle*! dxnment Ifha that help* to get and problem* of itrtet and high- one out of tight spot*,” 'said one wty traffic control. Money djoat- man who crotaea tha border fr»*<1 by the Aaitom obi • Htnufac- quently. >ne runway, driving up * ram p <8 Inchct high, and , „ tm p U Jump , ^ Another tham plonP who w ||| ,h a r* the apotJIght la “Jump|„ g " j a(k 0 w*n. con>M#f#d on# „ f lh. B rrilu, t aarwdwwiU of all tl* ,,, who bring* hit motorcycle down the runway a t a • peed of 60 or 70 mile* an hour, riding up a 64 Inch akl, and attempt* to jum p a two- on truck and two motorcycle* which will b* parked !n hit path. Owena' rec­ ord for this Jump la 10J fevt, 3 1-2 Inch** which he act at Dallaa, Texa* In .' tarin g . “ 1-ueky” Talar and hla Hell Driver* are coming direct from Tam pa and ar* bringing with t them over *60,000 worth- of brand Yes, difftrm t from other low priced can —and far shaad o f the rest—la style end everything else that count*! Can we prove this 7 Jam look at a tar facts about TempUne. Wheelbase, oveeuU length. Inside leg room, bead room, shoulder room —unmatched by gay low priced car. Untouched by aaaoe coating $123 and |U 5 mace. "Extras'* A t No Extra Cost O f all low priced case only Terraplace gbea you—afeowfnaswS- a rear opening baggage coaaputaaaat with more room than the average trunk aaodel with spue df* lying tat lodd*. o f mountain roads, with three poo •mgers sad baggage, to the recent Los Angai*a-Yoeemite Economy Ron. M ore...Tern plan# Is tbe only lend­ ing low priced car with body tl] of steel and seamless steel roof. And ee aster car lo la whole price range has DuoAutomatic Hydraulic Brakes (patent applied (be) . . . Radial Safety Control (patent applied for) * » . Tra-Uao Steering . . . or Tbe Electric Hand, 0O e (Z jpor centuries the world bos gone to tb t N eir Eastf ir itsfavors and aromas and spips. o f h*1** i% DAY & NIGHT Children ___ 10c G td b tu a u t fOAPLSrll M i . Five doge »lcep in Georg* Brent'* Hollywood bedroom. United Lumber C o Seasoned and Unfinished Lumber Lumber, DuiMIng M alarial—Roofing "Lum ber Measured By T b t GoUam H a lf SU* and French Phoim 71 Good Drinks are Buying Lumber ' . v> - 150,000 mllaa ’Of ceeraett rldaa Me a big carl It IS 0 6% tori* “ In Henri a t Santa#* Security ■ The most entering car In tbe low price Said—this l$3oT am alaae, And right dewn with tbt latent In coat for tha modal tod features you want. Coma In aadaaefaryounaiL NOW SHOWING When Jim Slmpnon of Ottawmh, Ttrtn., loot hla Job In 1031. he conrer cd hla garage Into a brooder, hla bam Into a chicken ' houae, and tine* ha* nUda a liw ■tog from the tale a t1,, chlckaaa I and egg*. V \ ‘ * * h r above other low priced can la all hot cost I X'hjt BLACK-DRAUGHT A Laxative That .Thousands Prefer to C hesterfield I frw n T u rk ey uid frlgrance HARRY’S LIQUOR Phone 286 �-" ’ ' > J . --#. 4 v. . Mmt t — hwlt C o a ly PtW t f M«rt FnriU And V ettU b k s Than Any BIm Qw Area la America -c ' - V .. VOLUME XXV AN M em ber A a o d a U d . Farm-To-Market ids Among Ins­ tant Works Of lief Organization 2f3« *V • • S' # a n f n r i t • A Program res C o u n ty ty Projects r ’ Watch Your Step! Friday The 13th Called Unlucky Tomonow la Friday tha 13th ■Cain. Double hoodoo. Super­ stitious pa r— a are edriaed u ha wary. A'told black cats, don’t utolk under ladders, don't " s ta rt on m journey. Don't d # 1, lots of things. Friday fell on the 13th of tha month twice last y n r , In September and again In IVcember, and them will be another Friday the !3th this year. In Novemsmr. i it .. » IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R t l d .S an fo rd Li T h e O n ly C e n tr a l M o rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R a il, E ig h w t . ' ; A nd W a te r T r a n s p o r ta t io n 9 12, 1936 E s ta b lis h e d In v i-Voters ~ W ffl^Select Pkpmjrth OfOpinknr" Successor To The C h a 11 a no o g ans Late Mr. Dumas On Desired A Chance C i t y Commission To Break Contract FRENCH GUNNERS ALERT FOR GERMAN PLANES ense Sum Is nt In District |p0|| N U M B E R 118 (90S No Circumstances’ Troops Leave Rhine*. Dictator Hitler Declares Section Will Baseball Club Be Called To WantedExcnse Fill Vacancy To Quit City? Call for a special election t o , “ My personal opinion is th at fill the vacancy on the Sanford' they w?re buikinx I t * chance City Commieeion, rau—il by .ho to gel out of Sanford." writes death of Mayor T. I- Dumas, Duma*, preelden II M. I*sp«.'rlh of >h0| will probably be ts-unl by the Seminr1■ (,ci*n' y hamlMpr o City Commieeion in eiljnumed Commerce, about the fltreu p •reehn this svenlng with lh» r ,*.attannni» llaaebilt Under the ehartrr, *hmiM at Club which m«»ve.| 'awl TnettUy vacancy occur more than «0 days to Day on a Be*, h t.» sin thero before a genera* election It this sptlng instead f in Fnn. •hall be filled by a special elec ford, 4 ___• „ __ n . . .. Flvg r tv * fsrm -to-m arket rondtion. Aa a«f up in the charter. fn his letter, •tlilrr«««nI to t k'F* will open th e way to Ihe Commission must first pa*« editor of Th • r^nfuril llrmVl., T d b in r productive wre* «f a resolution calling for the elec­ Mr. Papworth pra tai* n 'no Wntk f a r m in g Iam bi In S e m in o to ^ tion, and then the mayor will Jam es Moughtnn did in t»u’ting County were lu ted today i»> issue a proclamation. The elec-' the ball park in •< g *nt condl j O. P. Swope, diatrlct w o rk s --------tlon can no. be he*d until a fte r' tjon as* it wa* |Hi««dde with th o | d ir e c to r , a a “ m a j o r p h a s r s RrgD tration book, will i* open the te a l has been vacant for 30 fand« he had at hi* dlM*»«al, n*o f th e W PA c o n s t r u c ti n '! in ev<ry precinct In the county days. Therefore it wi'l be on fers to the letter t*alvin eSrtf.' r r o g r a m " in t h i s se c tio n . T h e io n e evening each week u n tlt-th o some dat# after Apr 10 flthn vice presnlfiit of the C hat, fh re f a r m - to - m a r k e t precinct books sm closed on Apr. The Commission is evpected tanoega Club. wrote the Valdes sre the Gabrielis, l.nnirwoo«ll.ak" a, W. J. Thigpen, superrlsor tonight to choose one of i.'j Hotel management a* to ing uiuM ary. Altamonte, Winter Park- of registration, said today. The members as m ayor., to succeed signed. says It “passing it OvtadO, and Elm Awnue. books in Free Inets I and 3 (San­ Mr. Dumas. Comma doner S. O. s.Yange'* that the fan« did m t ta addition to building th re e 1ford) wl I 1* open each Saturday FMnholser was acting mayor dur-, come to the s««i<lsnrt‘ of the 1 * ; i L . L WPA la 'furnishing th.< e\ening In tha to r m e n t of the ing Mr Dumas' Illness of a Chamber of Conuucrue rar*ier( t e f tha money needed to wid Court House, but tha evening month, by appointment by Mr. and that he **regret* the term i­ an Park Avenue and Firs.' S trr-t they will bo op ii in tha country Dumas. nation of the vi«i of the ( hat la Sanford and relay the brick preclmt* k left with the of-1 Folios Ing the Commission tano*»ga Club." /Ictal* In charge of those pro -1 pavement extension of the eewsr Ihs members will reMr. I’apw orlh'. IvtU-r 1». In I mrrUn* system, the National Guard Amt- clncts. I a»«*mbl# aa a ’. a* adiustm ent ful'. a* follow.: All electors. Irre-p'ctlv* of how c„ „ „ , , hortly |hV wry, lbs grten house for the a s"Ina«much a . y*iu wvrv pltav.-d. tieulturel experim ents' a h tio n .1many tim r. they have registered 1st* mayor waa lak<n III. The to puhllah «o uoaivnnl •vttar, lighting th* Municipal Airport a n d jo r vrted, must register again thin I mlnu * book xhowa that one of iprcuniably written by ChatUItk s sowing room project*. T V y vir. th* mayor'* last offlrW official hooks b a .rh a 'l man a<-cu.ini( whols has entailrd the eppropit I u .g t.tr a tlin books in tha r o u n - ! ,e ', w„ to vota against *«tting Jam .* MooKht'on, Sr., nnd the atkaw of larga auma. try proclneta ara located In tho up tha tax adjuitm cnt board. | h w iih h o . r a « m i - Tbs. G abritlla road conaiata of fullowing place*: lie conalatantly opposed formaand dralnagn for a d ltrl No. 3, Lake Monro*, office of j t |on of such a board through Ms ■of thro* m ils, north a fj^ Jo h n Boll. | 'ong asnrlca on tha Commission. NVj. 4, rao la, residence of John holding that rkxes ihould w est from G abritlla toward tW Ovtado road, connecting with • Fo*. uniform. No. S. Oviedo, Chat. Nibtack of Urn road already CM>flnaneed drug stora. No. 6, Geneva, Jcyan'a old ” -----:-" -- t.e«• l*Y\+Y,7?l TFarV ' * I * l i m S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y . M A R C H jj u , l- - V.. K. Jn All f X ^ e n u i ^ c i n c t s Will Be i t h i n The City Open One Evening Froposals hor Peace* W ill He Recalled li Nations Demand Rhine Evacuation French Troops On ‘Alarm F o o tin g * 320,000 Under Arms. In France, Mobil­ ization Is Denied Voters Can Register After Work Hours. Thigpen Announces I . .._ . ... , ... .> — _ _ , . IMNIION. Mar. I I —tAPX— The Krrnrh announced today that, unmoved by the Ger­ man threat to seek Isolation, th e, would In.!vt ah— Italy cn the removal of G eratia tri-upo from Ihe lihlaelaad. T hi. announcement cases aa delrxatea from the I—carw* trvwt, .Ixnalorlea met to dla• Hrltinh plan which Infi rm nl nourcra said afught a rn'ddlc course of a r tk n la (ho prrnrnt crlala. __ . ., , . ■a A itKIU.IN. Mnr. 12. — (AP) — iriT iitiu iy warttwl the world t'x la y th tl if an nt tempt I* m“*»' •" force her to reimuiue her sovereii-n right*. Hitch iim the movement of Bc|Mirt« ih st a Herman airplane had H»wn k u r th»* border brought French anti-aircraft gunv tr<o|w to wherever she deIn thr«*altnmg i»o*i ion along the t< nslon-charged f nuitier fin ing the Rhineland Thi* picture, tela H res on her own territory, pho oed from Stta*bourg, France, to Isotidon and th n relaV«d t•• New York by radio, *hm«« French the government will "with­ draw it* propoHala" for KUiwo r* -canning the sky foi any \» n iu u ••mie Nasi ulruiun f*\’»ocUltt d l'ie«* I'hottd pence. In a pirtJle sbilentent tho Corm»n gvivernment threatened to $ 2 ;3 4 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 "rhuiMo henurable laoiatton” tf otlwr governments did no h “that the only pacifleelfce «< w n . ^ ; No. », Chclixota, C, C. Matthrwa - I '" i ”* I* built upon tba voluntary ^ The Longwood-Laka Mary road roaldaMi I F riday’s tide*: lllKh at H :TJ decision and action t t equal E sNo. (I, Goldenrod, C| W. Elgrading and dralnagx A. M. and ll:tH I'. M., low i,t ro|xwn slates ami poaptrs.” jtto * l <Lake Mary to tha Intanoc- dridga etore. WASHINGTON. Mar. 12. (,P) OH? Clark F. 8. Lem*on (♦ -'6 :1 7 A. M. and 8:13 I*. M. Th,. iifficial stateraowt *aM th* No. 0, Ivongwood, Mayor J. If. af tha Longwood Sanford --A n avl.itiunj. ap p r prittion of turned last evening from Chari •* present risnilitarixatfbn of thb i ton, 8. C., where he waa the A m arriag* lierns* «■< i, , uc I f 2UMO.0OO.iKH> for work relief wav I Ithirvland ii truly “symbolic* hat T W WPA allotm ent waa $2,083 j No. 10. Lake Mary. H- M. Cl y’a official representative a f i0iim •ugge-ted to President Iti.i.v writ ' Ihst G rrm sny “I* ready, If »Ml vo which tha sponsor added a 1*70 C l‘-so n 's atora. the burial riles Wednesday morn- .7 -7 / l.?. llr,,wn- -*• ■n'1 tovhiy a* ihargva of “pulitlcs" m lw ih'emerl expedient, to declat* No. 11. Altamonte Springe, Ing for th e late Mayor T. L . | ' V11U* t t " ll* r , f" " n. ,8 ' M,‘1» of the workw p r-g ram engaged the contribution. that for !)«• duration of negotlgAnother road opening the way Fuller'* etorv. Jhimaa of Kanford. Ho also rep. Sowurd. Sepatr. Mayor LeGuardia, New tions ami on the aruumpthm No. 13, Gao. W. Bunnell roeU rew nted th* Klwanls O u b o f| to fertile celery lands, known l°York, mad* tho relief reiommrnIhe French and lleigtan guvaiWe on'ly aa tha MItkhall Hammock doncaj John Lingua pleaded gul ly be- dation on behalf o f the Unlt.nl WASHINGTON. Mar. 12. — _____ which Mr. Dumas waa a t one m rnts will act anulagoualy, ah* j No. 13, Slavia, Martin Stanko Um< Is listed by Mr. Swops aa for* County Judge Jaa. (J. Sha- State* Conference of Mayors. II* IIA I'I The Senate apprrtprln I TRENTON. N. J.. Mar. 12.— will effect no changv In this altWinter Park-Ovlado road, ■tore. Tha Rev. M arlin Bram, rector ron today to ahootlng quail out *“ id that man who aro un th* Job) ti.inv iiintittl',IVe today rr|ri ted. (A P) Gnvern ir llarulil 0. tloff- isrtion." No. 1*. Fern Park, C. A. Wales' of Holy Cross Church In Ban. ditched and reck suro f Mason, and was santrn.*d to know t•0," l l u 'n-, ,h4t 12 to II. Hi* Fletcher am end.( man unnuuneed tmlny, the last Uut. th# statrm snt said, “undar * WPA appropriated 93,- rtaldenco. ford which Mr. Dumas attand- pay a tin s o f flO. much will be needed fur the ynir no ciroumstance*, howavar, voold No. 16, Osceola, Osceola Cypress riirul t i the War Department day on which he can legally re SM an d , tha county appropriated l—glnnlng July 1. •d, conducted a short funeral Germany rrnounev any aoTirsIga H Company offk a. t ) | S tor th# project. service In a chapel In Charles­ Senator Holt, W ist Virginia, Supply hill providing $29.0dd.0tm | pr|r ,,. | | , uno Iti .tianl llaupt- rights, In tha conviction th a t aSupwrintcnJ. ti L* ami prinr iP«D «" cm ipue work on the Florida m(iBi| lhn, hr h„ . „„ inUn.l0p ■Sow n and on# half miles of ton and officiated a t the burial . , ,, Democrat, a u g h t an opportunity th e ^ b y the future pacification a f .-.3 Ship ( snal and four o lhfr pn*jM m , r llllrry u | | opk|n,roadway Is being reworked on (ho In (he Charleston Cemetery. Mr, of City school* diKusMvl .dues-. Europe would again re s t open liorasl affair* a t a lunch* n ses­ ec u ,t.trted w,lh WPA fumb | '>''w ,,f *U >in“ ,h‘ r,,CU; A lternants road west through For­ Lamaea said th a t tha chapel was port on “no founilation" un Hull'* compulsory renunciation and Wor.l of the vote leaked out ti«n. whici is set for th* week sion all attended in the Sem inole e s t CMy to tha county lino at a fUlad with rid frltnda of the charge that the WPA In hi* stats Mar. 30. I have no intention thereby upon moral discrimina­ oast of 13,3*1, of which amount deceased who formerly Head In High 8chool today noon. is -parities rid-lsn. Holt called th* before th* coiuiui.ir# ha«| r«n» •»! nt the present lime of granting tion, which would than contain Stockmrn will do well U aw Char's#ton, and that tha flowers a«l excepting *MQ' waa allotted Hopkins' inquiry shun and a p’ctnl action on the war bill. Thr 'Edward F. Lap* Is ttook’d t-i fraud.” In another controversy tlfdki.jp upheld th r sub-commit- another reprieve," Ihe Governor the germ of gnawing diagram on by the WPA. Th* project In the hard pf 100 Oussrat Brahma a m t from Sanford arrived In on* hand and o f la trn t dissatis­ eloaring, grading sad con­ hulls Juri hrorght to the state by axcriloat eondl.ton. M r.' Lam*an dellvsr a 10-mlnute addrrw ' «n Wllllt'Ti Randolph H rarst went to tar volt* i»f it let \ ajjaim t ihe said through his press represen faction on the other hnndf* tativv. Hauptmann'* counsel Sanford, tho Celery City »f tho Henry 0 . Partin, Klarimmea cat­ K lttrh rr nmrndmcnt. s t clay shoulders to coo­ sad affktal* of th* A. C. L . court In an effo rt to keep th* r'ung to the idea that the cun. tleman. County Agent C. R. Daw with whlsh Mr. Dumas waa con. Senator F 'stch rr (D. Flu w ts stalk standards ^beginning ‘ ? UOnat,WJ-Aos W t a ' i u ' r y7 c-m im-ttr* from g .t. ... “A Vttnx. Foot Ing” Ordered eon ad via**. H e said that cattle­ Jaeksonvll *, 7.OS tin— 'a e o n /n f- a telegram he a»nLr rvjw ctcd.. lu make a floor Gght jkiUP«d man still h a« -w tu |h tin g The Sim Avan da road extend* netted ever a long period of PARIS, Mar. 12.—Th* Frsnril >i.T propo«l. Chsm-e H h . governor will quro.. from a point aorthoaxt of men !a th# Klaelmme* area are year*, were th* active pallbear­ o'clock this, avenlng,. .. war m inistry announcad that "all -almrat unanimously sold on Opponent* of the Item, inelud.J tion Dr. John F. London. ers. Ovtada through Black Hammock President Roosevelt to ll the active foreign forces has* bean Idea o f crossing tha Qua*rat Th* w eather: F a ir tonight and Soneto commitU e he would make ing Senator Vandenburg (K ----------------------- to X—ke Joaaup. , placed on an alarm feotlag.” Hrohma* with native rows, after Friday, colder tonight; possibly Tha largest WPA expenditure 913,000,000 Bf emrrkency fund* Mich.), had contended the proV1 Although th* order* are b a t which Hereford or other English scattered fi lists |» torn p aces in available for crop production loans rets were economically unsound axMMn rha corporate llml'a of breed la ntrodue*d.H on* atep removed from mohUllM • f extrem e nort Intorior and had been started b^ execu­ I* being mads oa stroet sffriU v , Mkr. 20. tion, arm y conimandrra denied th a t _ _ Mr. Partin trid Mr. Dawara -, Extreme northweC Florida: Fair, tive order without' specific so . M M l oa First P'rert that aura a cattUman has earn mubilixatkm I* impending. ion ftom Congrrs*. WASHINGTON. Mar. UL—(F ) *oM ,r • “ * P°rttaa, frost o>l *19AM oa Park Avrnuo. To tha Os l«rate ha Is convinced that The war ministry, a fte r estab­ —f r io r a l Judge Halatod L Rttrig h t; F rid iy fair, rising The 129^)00,000 would have -------__ *a sums the City added H IM . th* brred la a much batter beef lishing e virtually w ar tlnw cen­ Sou t h a n District of Florida. I P*(*tur# In west portion, ■ otk . projects called for tat kits type than ware tha “hlgb-hladed. u c tp c u a iu n u tv u o • • • betn illvidad: 112,000,000 for the WASHINGTON, Mar. 12.—LV) sorship on m ilitary news, said before th* b a r *f Mam of concrete gutters and r*> long-i*gr*<|, rraxy animals" first fo m m n n ltv In Y o u r ForWa ren al; |9,000,000 for the It pres motive Kenney, New France now has 320,000 trained V' it s awl M ataro faying of the brick pavement. la today la aauritar ih#r Stop^ aro romlmlr.l hy ^ U l l l l l l i u i i x j * '■“ * | Paa.ammtuoddy |woJec:j | J.rse y , Democrat, annmince.1 In­ man undar arma, w ith 500,000 aW ntni to this work. Pork Areto Ms total a f House to> A r m t Dawaon of the of- f ^ . l l e . In live 000 for the Concha, dam m New day he will Introduce a bill t#m«rv aveilaif* exclusive of reoam M bring widened n> uniform •bafRM (b a t k* r m a t- d e e w to a tlo a meeting to j>* H id (.nmmunUv w, r# hrl|M.,| by the* Maxko; IJ.Sooooo for the S a r. send runvlctnl federal prisoner* to rn o r NEW MONEY •d siaaealve receiverxhlp fera to * * °*l£ >ci_ U>!?0'iroW ^"sTvaHon^ATO^Ia^V'year record* 'll* l*n' to MUslsslJ.pl; and 62.- to Island col-nlea. Kannay h a * i " ^ U ' ... ,hnw . k* narsvulty of wSIW poJ whit stray lamps art bomlrnl. including including' ">7 (or lh r |j oart| coojiuo for th* Uluestohc re**r- - v e r a l islands in mind, If • *nt» ' hnow iixraailtl a« f W A 8HIN OTO NTIH r. t L - T b # A. t , X aaU a. a farm er law p art- l* t ba . E ad ar Curlatt grove a t ^ W c m e t . Park Arenac, tha main tt>e Aleutians off Alaska, th» reinforcing th# present fore*. » \o ir to Wes'.* Virginia. amOk- and aouth artery through traaaury rverivad S203.6&8M la to S» S W . M * b » ' n i >c*~Mw mxiey f r u Ha Martk ftDemocratic Loader Robinson has Hswalian, and Kan Clement* off Ir will course to mobilixation, a w a r ralifornla. • tn«IISS#4 Os !*•>• k ill pattod k* will be given several t® be dleaiaaml, Unring the y ear the Salvationm n<big operations, Secrota . . . m inistry official said. Morgsnthvsi announced last right. weak* to p ro p a n a a eksw sr. Uta helped 810 families rn raiirf, "It will b* sufficient to Th# la lavlted to a or. an average of IR each month; ' sue) Complied daily hy th* Serai County iher of Cornarrivals and via Bt. Johns River, f . Mar. 18, IMk. ivsivr am a m in rmuHuiiii •***•■• j ____ t AL3 d tb a hooey raised OF SANFORD, gvru Sanford next Saturday morning so they will h*' well and heallhy.l TRADE AGREEMENT'] “ will be u> to s«ad the 4-11 Chib afternoon for th* opening n u a ls a I'l be turned o«*r . j the local Rrupcr financing will enabl* lh a | f t . JohM River Lla* •leetrig coffee “‘ iglrio to ( a TaT-aMuse* short r f tho tero-day fro* tlnntok snak­ rgion f i r — hospital sndi WASHINGTON. Mar. post of Iho American Lcgio r -r- to furthor . .its. work, ___. , caore* la u nlu d S U tM Sorifodod support of th* cripp'rd child, en’s for tha-' reason th# Legion urge*( OENERAL PERSHING. ing school given hy tb f F lorid. from A- K. I TODAY Few er A Light Company a i d ~ U m ptlag dUh* prepared by MUs| Only Florida Tewing Corp. half the num7:30 P | M.2 C ity Commission, hospital the vattrenn' orgunUa- parents to s e a d 'lh a ir children tk l reciprocal trad* S a a frrd Herald w ith tb a at tion malnUlna in KL IV .'m hur*. th* show, not only bocaua* they N icaragua ta m ta a a ^ KrwnM v b o r u i n e d tax C ky Hail. perse aa la tb a „ . . It h not going to be a percentage wU1 enjoy Ihs pictures especially | ■ ro homes trw! • la«t TOMORROW Axeong tba 3:00 P. M.: Farm er*' demon- proposition, because every dim* provided for juvenll* .n i.K s in .| j ^ Q C A L W E A 1 ^ T ? re a r h a m filed for similar oxtxpktood by tha waa rppovl- straU ea meeting, Endor Ctarlrit paid fo r an admtsalon tick, t U>| mcnl, but bccaus* th*y la th ># special showing of a Western helping n worthy eaut*. ' Baoford Doudney, grove, Geneve. pared nsaay driteton fw da In th« -wiaeiww i «reay ay aanfo w* of I . Th* spocUl showing a t for Seminole 7:00 P. M.: Horn* Demonatra- picture and a couple of cartoon* . 41 elec trie kItehee aa tho riab stage, h a k r i^ r for exemp- tion Club Exhibit, chicken xupper, will go to th* hospl'pl, thanks to Rita is to h* nt 10 o'clock B at-j& V krH i latoedaeed ta ‘ ■jt I Cronin urday morning and (ho admission l — — —— constitutional Cmm rfjaity Jfoueo, A itaaont* th* generosity af Jo* L. Marenthe I ** tqt.V, m anager of IS* playhouse. charge la only 10 cants. Tom Tybe filed sack the FUridn IS i 77 This la “Crippled Children’* ’. i t will be seen in "Rio R attler." a rerairria prnp7:06 P. M.: Address oa flandkattoaa ford and cetory,- radio station -Weak" wilk the Legion, and alt UirUllag Weetarn, and there will cartoons. "Chooa* Your S p a rk s ' Cheat*rs la th* abate Apr. 1. WJAX i" aad “Springtime Boreco-operating la h 'piag finance S:M P« M.1 I lk a . * * boopUkl which, according 1 • Many A t Burial 5 ’ .. rr- -• • R H ta P ( ' DurhR8 In Form er Home _jTY NEWS BKIEFS: i 8 R cliet N eed, President T o ld No Morn Money For Canal; A ppropriations Committee Of Senate Rejects Request l Fletcher Amendment Tndiiv I« L a s t l» Turned Down lly W J , n Rep rieve Vote Of 12 To 11 Can Be Granted Stockmen Should Sec Guzerat, Says Dawson t □ I Jndjre Ritter Stands Before Senate Court Salvation Army Has I Island Prison For Federal Offenders Suggested In Bill rfessJSr W HATS DOING i “w. feSah f .ik is - �THtrRgDAT/MARCH THE SANFORD HERALD, BAMTOHIV FLO IIPA Sanford Herald The French Position ‘Dirty’ Program h Face# By Uncle Sam An Nation Moves To Conserve Soil Oat West Syrian Sects J o in To Battle French For Independence ink Gw nationalist cams and Jailed for Inflammatory ap criticising French rale. j sga-tot the Frewch. After a f*w ^ L- ^ “a X s s lata la Fakhrt Bey Banrodl. » n » ( national!*! leader* Having complattt] the demolition of the Treaty of before ha waa allied by the control of tha street mobs amIVj Ventaillc*, a* well aa the Locarno Treaty, by authorizing Frrnch High Ccmmia*loner to a concentrated their attack on the (he Invasion of the demilitarized Rhineland, Chancellor DAMASCUS, Syria, Mar. 12^*» ‘he Interior, offered to French tligy, Commlaatcner, Count .L H itler announces th at he haa no further intentions against (it^—Christiana and Moslems m I F1*" »F J N Mohammedan faith I Damien d* Martel, urging h i f r l the peace of Europe and proposes a new treaty as a guarFyrie havt united to fight far the, b*i baptlaed e Christian If removal from office. antee of peace for the next twenty-five years to come. InJ« pendenca c l their country. I ” * r,1'F * * * difference* between | | j h of ^ ^m o^gHct ,uppoi t WASHINGTON, Mar. Germany, he insists, does not w ant war, but desires to live (A P) —Soil ia suddenly For centuries the Moelem th» “ f hlmaelf were fp, m thv n tv e re lU e , where in peace and harmony with all h er neighbors. Dmase, Atawiyyns and Ismailis-)* con* * ~ ’*J Injorioau to the na- ( ltu denta are divided Into two art-' stellar loir in tha nation have been at odds with Christian; t-onellat cause. tiona. Oim group demand* only Wise Frenchmen, who are no. fools when . it comes | fair*. Sal' must be etnservsd, ----------- * - * “ ------- 1 a— j ™ fo r jelled c Usama Us was* i ----- w.— to keeping an eye on their dangerous enemies across the **y* the federal govern-.-regt, M .ronlte. and UnUto. Recant; * % • L ^ T h e cOtor 'r e fu ^ to be t o t - . FreS.-h n ils In th e 1 netlonsllato wSa i boycott a g a in s t! wh____ riots i g l b u l Rhine, take Hitler’s peaceful protestations with a grain of and Congress write* a rnnservathe use e f electric current. | kr.ed erith anything but the eommandate have f und Christian end salt. They have not seen him violate one International (ion program aa subatltuta for Srcond were atndent atrikei plrU and immedUte independenrr Moslem united In the nationalist tolled in sym pathy with leaders ef their country. rarer af agreem ent after another, as he built up hia army, or­ AAA. bloc. r pa rl r l U rr aaO a rtlrrr ganized the strongest air force in the world, undertook a For more than 300 year* Amer­ French official*' first warning a Car the y ary t er toe will he rheraeO far gigantic naval program , and dispatched hia soldiers to icans have planted and reapad Royalists In Russia of tha change In the religious a trrrflrleB ra t re. their very borders, without realizing th at Hitler has much aa they pirated. Soil a l­ j waa in Mereh, 1838, when Work To Enthrone icen Moj*$ F pr Y qpt Money In Bgr y f a A t Antoine Arida, M annit* patri­ something far more desperate and dangerous in mind than ways haa been wai ing for nae. Won't It always be there? Don’t arch and most influential Chris­ Grand Ppka Cyrill the pursuit of peace. tian leader of Syria and Lebanon, The psychology of dictators who arw t r y i n g e t e e » rmU* ^ inurh wheat now? itW T " mright-about fare. Before) If we do, why worry about aoil? Hy ALVIN STKIH K O PF lfnM~&Tt extravagant promises at home while at the same that time the patriarch waa a Foil la not just land ami It GRAZ. Austria, Mar. 11 — time avoid too serious complications abroad Is to wgge Isn't always dirt. It isn't earth. (AIM —An assassin's a hot, which strong auppJeter of French prin­ J la ■ areas See af Thr w hat is known in war as a campaign of attrition. They It’s a special kind of all three. killed the wrong mao, focused ciple* In the (mandated atstea, but ’rrrr rrhlrh la rrrla aaU lM <a (hr aar Cat ta­ try to make some gain, without actually committing an It'« that living surface layer public attention here on a little he then laued a statem ent back-) llow af all arrra OUfalrhr* m fW lC la II ar aa« • O r r a l a act of war. fortify themselves In this gain, and then which produce- plan 's rich'y In group of earnest men try U g (0 oraMCaO la Iklo- M a rt aa4 ■ Ihr aw ait an op|>ortunity to take another step in the same di­ any given area. rr-es.abfTtfi monarchy In Russia. pressed on Austrian police tha •fee* pahllahrO hereto. Sll rection. Soil ha* layer*. If yuu could The shot, fired In the dark, draperate character of some of a4 pahUra'Iaar rf • r n l i l h-v hard a ara al .a rraarrrJ. The French are exactly right in assuming that the dig up a ten-fool slice from the mortally Injured Dr. Hugo Wet- tne undercover communist work­ w ar will come anyway sooner or later. Hitler’s real objec­ ■backyard ydu could sea the •rndorfer. notary, who apparent­ er* in the country. Recently po­ [-1 THURSDAY, M AIM'D, IJ. IM S tive la the acquisition of additional' territory, not Only different colors That top lay­ ly had given offense to no one. lice have teen trying to verify the lost colonies of the former empire In Africa, but also er Is almost always the richest Police were perplexed until a rt|io rtt that communists and BIB LB TERSB FOR TODAT a rja c e n t lands in central Europe. German domination of one. It Is actually alive. Thera Russian eiile. Gregor Kuschnier- tha Austrian socialist* hava A ustria, Czechoslovakia; Hungary, Bulgaria, Rumania, and is bacterial and chemical s<Hoa Kuschnartw, revealed he had tea formed n common opposition WARNING TO M E D D IrE R S :in It which produces the food son to believe the b u 'lrt wn< in front. Many officio's believe that Ho that paaaath by, anil mcddlMh Poland are an absolutely essential element of Nazi success. th at plants need. j communis V present a greater tended for him. If Hitler is allowed to quarter his soldiers in the with otrifo batonpinp not to him, P h o n e 9121 Kuach-1 danger to A uatria’a authority It ia rock that has brrn ground The nn.uiy resembled la Ilka oaa th at toketh a dop by Rhineland, the next step will be to fortify his position dust by wind and rain and riier-Kuschnar**r and had been1 slate than the N ails. the ear*.— Proverbs 20; 17. there as strongly as the French have fortified theirs on thrn ennchnl by decaying vege­ ,h it while walking down a the opposing side. Once that is done, he will be compara­ tation. It i,i a happy composite •trre l at an hour when the ltd* look* aa If tha European tively free to devote hla attention to the seizure of addi­ that nature lurn* out af'er a'ow .inn habitually paired. takes 400 “ Austria la full of commu­ nation* h a rt juat about drridrd tional territories on the south and cast. And when one rec­ work. It actually which lid* they w ant to fight on. ognizes the necessity for qujck results which all dictators ycai* to produce art Inch of It- nists who would lake delight lr> I.rfl alone, Mother N ature killing a ciariat,” face, this expansion program cannot long be delayed. Kuachnier■----------- o -----------would wash away about that Kuschnarew observed. It would seem then th at the French are justified In my According to th r Republicans The inquiry brought to llgh.’ a than amount every toil year*. So ther* fr thoro Is only one w ar t> mako the preferring to fight the Germans at once rather would la- a -low. well-balanced new division of a little organ aw ait thtfir ’Jeasure. No one Jtnowa juat how well pre­ world aafa for Itv-mv-racy and change of the surface which iratlon which la out to beat Mos ■»’' that la to a u J*h I'm Democrat*. pared for war Hitler Is today but it is reasonably cer­ would Iravr this valuable thing cow. It pledge* 'oyalty to “('xnr tain th at he will be better prepared two years from now if called “soil" on top. Cyrill Wladlmtrowltsch Roman i. And th rn siw ilu r v t » of It l«, he can escape a serious conflict in the meantime. One Uut 300 yrars ago the May off." pretender to the Russian that tetnebody n ra n in Mia-ni thing is sure, H itler does not want war now and thaU in f ’ower landed at Tlymoulh Itoch. tlircnc who live* In obscurily at forgot to pay off. so 'th e y cloud itself would Indicate that he hopes to be better prepared It brought a busy tribe follineed Fan Briae, France. And It docs every Joint In town. by m ile of their kind. They jts feeble best to stem the flood when it does come. ------------ o -------So if the French demand the evacuation of the Rhine­ plowed arid planted and their of eommuniat propaganda fr-im Stf Rclllna College la ruing to glv-r land by the Germans, even at the risk of war Itself, it ann stpr* arc still doing it. The Russia. FDR a dapree. President Hot wild, protective plant* and European headquarters ate ! avldantly want* hint for ona of would seem to us th at they are only using their heads. gravsr* were cleared from Hw maintained in Vienna and Pari*, | OF RICH, RIPE-aODIED T O R A C C O -" IT ’S TOASTED They would be foolish to sit idly by and allow Germany hla brain truatcra. laud. The soil lay raposed to while (he organiaation, Kuarh to fix the lime of battle. wind and rain betwern the rowa SI'S Czariri Gabpl Is BroughtToLight By Shot In Dark ^ ll, rnrr-Kiisehnaiew said, la world -------------- o -----The German airplanes which of cot m and corn. It never got wide, tn many lands friend* of flow over th r French fnrta atari i a chance to absorb decaying veg- | the movement maintain quarter* It? from Colcpnr. hut wr'II bet th< y c IIII ion and rebuild it* own - where Russian monarchist* may ; Storon't carrying cologne. health. | be shrtiered f ir brief periodw —■ a-----------T here is an element of good aportMmannhip which Now. in none place*- partlcuthey travel about prornotTha D aytrna Reach nrw*p*|>er* tssiMiliul to the proper enjoyment of ,n depression, we la i'y in 'he great, rrd plains ln« their plana. In Gras a little contain Interesting editorials wol of Oklahoma soil conservation guthur from what Bruce Barton has to say in the cur­ coming the Chattanooga basrbill colony haa co'lec ed under tho rent issue of the Rotarian Magazine. No football team cun expert* tune found that aoil badetshlp of Kuschntrr Kuschna, . team to th at city. washei a .ay at the rate uf 28.4 expect to win every game it plays; and no individual ran rew. year. At W* bopavltnne e f those soldiers ux|ieet to find life easy sailing every year. Tho fellow tons mi u rir cvi ry In Austria, where any move­ along the Rhine happens to have who can smile when the going gets rcugh, is the fellow that mte. .ay • the eiperth. Old ment nypoeing ennimuniam re­ King I iilnm can't grow ther* ■ firecracker with him. If It un- who wins in lhe end. authori­ in another lit y nr*. The earth ceives sympathy from n p s e ta d y want off, things might ties, the propaganda of the Rus­ “There ure men* who have travelled through the c o lo n nerd, will literally wash - * i start happening all tif a sudden. I depression unnoyrd, stung, ati> embittered by every men-' on.' fiom under it. And th a t’* sian royalist* it fully toMratad. One mean* of raising fund* la Of coursa, the United Htatis lul upset nml every financiil loss,” Mr. Barton writes. “erosion.” ThU 1* the way simplified the sale of atapip*. bearing slo­ , mqy not get mixed up tn the “One cannot blame them, perhaps, but one pities them. gans and pictures 0f diy.lnEuropean war any time soon, b it T h e r e ure other men who, having adopted the philosophy jmol, keeping on the nation's soil gulshed personalities of old Ru»supply stands today: I . ... .w t bava the prraldantlal campaign that this is u revolution, set up certain reserves, like Emer­ the United *ta- whitl1 ‘h» royalists pari* Totat acre* in to look forward tno an gw ay. son's friend 'to be robbed of.' and In so doing are able to on all let er* Just i American* r-. I JtOiJ.lHMt.llOtl. see things more calmly and to make wiser decisions for Si*Total illo • ■ uar Christina* arala In the bojl til’ablr acres. see where the Ethiopia vs themselves nml for their businessqs. , day season. 000,1)00. hava q rce'p* for boiling rgga “Apart from the philosophy of the thing, it seems to ar* opposing the sror’d'* Total bean. acres which have eighty hour*. .Hut th at's nothing. ;,_We have some hard belled «gg* me th u t for many of us it ought to bs a m atter of good or ore. planned in crop*. 413,-' B»°»t powerful propaganda an tin * . t|u wM t l.'a .'a not a hoptl**# toak.f SroBitd her* who have bs-cn In h<)l sportsm anship to go through troublous times Tn reason­ 000 000. a q ld Total acres effected by rro . ) Kuschnler-Kuaehn* r * er ably good humor. A fter all, we who arc In the middle -Wator a lot longer than that ) “We’r* bound to seln aom* day.” J . ■ ■ o • — years hnd ten very sweet years from 1920 to 1920. We Sion. 300,000.000. Meanwhile the slaying pf Wet•Jock pampas* ha* h u l to rail had our innings; we can't expect to be a t bat all the Not all the 300.000,000 acrea i a l i c u l Guard to protect time. Money flowed in to us. Wo made a lot of i t To bo effected by erosion are serious­ tendorfar, the notary, has Im- hla daughter from kidnaper* It ly damaged. Hut many of them j sure we lost most of It. But wo had fun. And thank tho are an damaged as to make the 1 ‘V qato th at ths form er heavyneed* a t th* soi'. Lord, didn't loso it all. i, Wright champion did not care to farm sr'a return from them hard-' Ooq*mir| Dt 4*ci*rvthU, a fte r "W e tNdn’t lose what we apent. Our extravagances ly worth lh- labor. Ip olher! research, say th a t crop rotation L; fallow Lindbergh’s eism pl* and gq to Euro pa—not with this war were our really gilt-edged investments. Tho trips wo took places erosion ha* gone so far , U tk* sr»y w L It wtU ^ v * tha with our families th a t we couldn't( affonl. h e •»*»* un­ th a t deserted harp* and altos! ]*n d the natural raat bleb it ■ oesra In tha headlines. ____really wwwrsasi HltUtUr T HIE tiiiucH we bought; the automobllea; the Jewajry for our stick drearily up out of ahifling need*. Tp |hqt and gorarnmant Senator Parrish was a v'all.n wives. Got! be thnnketl that wt didn't try to o*ve *11 our mound* of sand. Dust storms •aperta u p act to aalUt rtrtuqltr ;l« Sanford »n Wedn-siUy. Th. money. Our rlchrnt posseasion from the bdom la our of the last two summer* hav* all af U)f .djtpfl 000 fa m o rt wlto sta r says th at If he I* nhappy memorlea. Wc have thoae good memorlea. Wo had .ratified dram atically to Uwa rnllaUd in AAA« . . . ------ « v»----- " Can You Take J “tv* U with mil the new apprepri*ia. Includ'ng school*, old age alrna, and w hatnot th a t a rt ilng up. H# aaya th a State o’ rjda hag ro t to find (9,000,000 qld ag* pension* alone. The It Ion la, whara \, tha money SANFORD TWENTY YEAJJS AGO WASHINGTON, President J ........Wl'son'i .........‘a aland that Con* ilng .ftjtrn. araaa akall »wt ad via# Amerioan* peath of •'Old Ona Eye.) to abandon thalr righto to traval ’innovea frrm Florid*’* tha aeaa on merchant ahlpa aimed ll horiaon one o f Ito mutt for defamee. In acrorslhnc* with eular flpurra. Aa govanur International law wan andorard rrUla during Ui* war tlma, In the Houaa today by two heavy wpa unique both aa a cam- teat votea on tha mueh-dUmueJ if and aa an anaeutlva. Ha Mclemoro raaulutlon. M only real “hop and homiUr. and Mra, Ban Uonroa af MR thU elate w ar had In iferot efflra, and aa auch hr East Sanford war* over Sunday to m l friend of tha llttla— visitor* In JaakaonvUla. Mra. J. &• Howin la n guest at f that w f mean llttla—fallat Cat to wa« In rrnllty only tha I. Da Mart homo on Oaneva • try baokwood* praather IAvanva. Mra. Rowan is bars from Paw batter koa te appeal to a Imp trip with bar husband, U. tort* rf man than to direct 4 will be no war In Europe, pptimtato, bacauaa them la to finance ona. Tha world I I# to ne poilllon to afrthrr major caafUri, but fthsMo* la far mors Uhoty u t M af war than a pmWhea public traaauma cash, timaa ara likely local order of Elba rntar. (hair trivia and awaathaarto M ay evening with ana of qhAQjpyabl* °I >ha Informal '• f ( m amaon. It la tha Ini * ttj* mamber* to give Immediataly *-.r. proper aging (fra. Qaorpa Ayhash Ughtod to hear of M ip <4 Mr*. HygdtaVVPI returned from OrlaMto Mrs. Georgia d a y s and dangktor, ara A wash from Arcadia Ito and Mrs. J. H Paeaa C. Dayla whfla enrol hoena In Mmtgomery, lllg h ta t Oi PER GAL 20tKT!hlld U Bom | To Cslifornla Woman L ' (LOS ANORSCS, Mar. 1L-VTI -P h W A 4JU A •« * * a -VV. �URSDAY, MARCH 12, 1936 T H E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA octal A nd Personal Activities 3M ARGARET PETERS, Society Editor cial Calendar Telephone 118 Annual Flower Show Planned Next Week rson a Senior Class I*Iay Is In Rehearsal ‘G’ Men Start ( V Renewed HuntFor Gangster Karpi SHOWS HERE TOMORROW Reh ear* a l* a r e bring' b* |«f for I He a n n u a l S en io r fa"* play. “ T h * K m c Rid* - f l y * o l*e g iv en \Vedne«i|ay, Mar 1*. «t * 15 P M. a t the S em in o le Mich School auditor! *m w ith Mr* R C. M ay - r r . S t Pmil. Minn . bu*inesn m in , wn»« a r rr * tn | In on Police Told To Hold All Persons W i t h Mutilated P r i n t s well a* directory The play I* n mm an tie eomeily S ixth Annual Flow## Show of C. P. S ta h 1 and J A. W n g h t w ith a touch of m ystery instead of the G arden Club of Sanford will le ft today for C harleston. S C. the u*ual f a r e lira! Circle of the Garden I« n r of the be given on W ednesday, Mar. I*, and Chadburn. N. C. to open'd character* will plav a lioiible rote of Sanford will ntert a t 10:<»0 from 2:00 P. M. to 9:00 P. M. and several day*. . a t the home of M n. G. E. ami mirrh of th> enioym ent of the T hursday. Mar) 19, from 10:00 is, 2100 P ark Avenue, audience come* fuel', w itno**ing A. M. to 9:00 P. M. In th e ballsc Circle of the Garden Mlaa Maud Cam eron i* a t iuddrrt chance* in ■h *e rK i r a f ­ roum a t the M ayfair Hotel It e u hom e In E ast Sanford a f t r r .le n d ­ ter* The m idi* n> r* 1 * let n on t he of Sanford will meet a t announced today by Mr*- J . How­ ing the paal 10 days w ith Mr • A. M. wilh Mrs. II. B ell fla b , president o f th a cluh. apd Mr*. Joder C am rron, T il •ecret which i* not «.I, *r**1 by the s, 1000 M agnolia Avenue, ra*t All persona living in Seminole s Axalea Circle of the Garden f a . ^ e w t w — iW - K w y 'in L aurel Avenue, during th e recent T h entire ca*t f* m ade fr ff *nf illness and death of her fath er, mem ber* **f th** "'♦■Timr i 'a** and m t K tnford wfl> MwW m em bers of the G arden Club are A rchia Bruce Cameron. (. With Mrs. T. R. Mel.ing, I rnttaic wiT1 ’ ren d ered by the High invited to enter arrm nf*m «nta and E ast Second S treet. Sc hi hi 1 ofv he*t i a th e Dower* need not be fKwn th eir •e oking *ch<><»| *pon.*or*d own gardens. The entrle* m oat ©• ne Florida I’ower and L ight c arefu lly m ark ed , m ust be a t the u»ny and The Sanford Herald, hotel on W ednesday before 10:30 If. H. Brmdley of Miami i« »ke place a t 2 .A P. M. a t 1 A. M , aryl exhibitors m uat u»e spending a few itiy s a t thv h W oman's Club The public th eir own rontalner*. tel. • T h r re will be oTer 14 elaaae* In cited. Mrl ami Mr*. G F. R eford h a ' e * D irt G ardeners' Circle of the show which will emphaslx# arriv ed from Aidsiry P ark . N J. instead of Indl' a r t l m Club of S * n fo rd wdl arra n g e m e n ts to Spend sever*: day* at th r Mayat :» 30 V M with Mr*. A fa ir. itta, M ayfair. A m ong those spending Ttiea' Sanfnfrl T tm n M ri d Club will d*y n ig h t a t the M iiyfair were: at 7 30 lf. M. in the Arcade. F. N. Holcombe of Jacksonville: 104 I m p o rt a n t <ffictal bul-l A , P. Serbian of New til leans, apd trtialnr** m atter*. 1,*.; Mr. and Mr*. M. V M afey. of A ilar m eeting o f Scm inoh Anbury P ark, N. J : W eheter Lodge will be held at Dmrii of C anajohw ie. N. Y , A. 0 . M. at the Odd Fellow s B ergh of M iami. It A Km c f In-tallatim i of officers, l jik e la n d ; and W 1 11* r d. n of H A Tl/RDAY FRIDAY m in o r Automobile ‘ The ch irfi prim m who *an* «ri i b a v o r * to m u tila te hi* p tin t^ ha* r a t h e r u r g e n t At The Mayfair I fw grr reason* ii (in 4o," the bureau *nnl. “ Since during the 1fluids ting procra* he hrnml* hiru*elf fu rth e r a* a rrim m a 1 anil m ay W w a n t e d for the cm m i**ion of a c r i m e elmewhrre th j|F1 «f the place of nire*t. It i* M t h a t a *peri a! m elh o d of I 'indliniT the**' i e i ' n d* *hnuld be >Miplo\e*| by all law o n fo rce in e n t Ja c k so n v ille . • CecdUn Music Club will a t 3:15 P. M a t th r studio •*. Fannie S, Munw n. Myrtle m r r . w ig h t to talk Mr. and M r. P r .Io n t'n v is and Mr anti Mrs II 1 Hlak:"/ of Colum bus, Ohio ' ' . re ov t n u r it g u e s t, a t the M ayfair W ed iw d a y night. Ami ng those -lav in g at i o' M ayfair Hotel for -ev rral d a is a re : R J T ygert of laeksonvlll *; Mlaa M argaret tlr s d e y of Dnvtona Beach; JHs* E leanor Itahu of M ilwaukee; Mr and M rs O. A. S truck r f Monroe. Mich ; and Mr ami Mrs, A. W. Schnla ef Chicago. D A N C IN G CLASS Last Times !U*«*rh Revolt Followed lty Fascism In Paraguay -------- A Malted Milk with lunch today will gira you mom pep to meet the p. m. puah. In fa rt,. Malted M ilkll a quick, enrr)[ixipg, easy-to-taki lunch all by ilaelf. CHANGED N. It was annnunc-d today th a t the E bsen School of D ancing class which was sch sd u b d In m eet F r i­ day a fte m o rn a t .1:lKl o'clock ae • TUESDA Y h a s been T hree dynam ite blast* sst off the W oman'* Club • p ra y er band of the Proabyrhanged, thla weak only, to S a tu r­ 1 Auxiliary will m«*t a t In a c h ariv ari for a nawly wed- day afternoon a t 1:00 o'clock ln s«vsr*t coupl* shattered P. If. and th# inspirational -led cauae c f th# free electric cook­ window* In Portland. Or*. ng Bhd annual report* will ing school Friday. 120 P*rt,nt_______ I"m i t t 'i i v . Mar. e |o>ii lonnl g o lem coy lav, headed by 1 ( I'lneo, | oil ill-lied I iir «Ifcn*»' lie*’Ifiii'tl Hit* Malt* in f 1 Hv« “ lilM*rwtmg 1 cv»i *»f 11 H IT a* ifiiithi-nbl«* uml lu in m il f.n Mitts Ye ir (Mihlicnl. I ilm r mt iilun inM’nw which “ if » n n | r n u n.itr • xpllcllfy fpum Iho sUitf,'* |*arng'*i»y, t h e i f o ' c i n m c n t ■* Betw een January. 1031. an«1 thi* y rn r n January, 10.35, retail prlrr* of «lrani«tic m m eat In Ria Da Ja n tlro ioac lH p*rc#nf; of vtgaU ^U a. 20 p#r-.| c*nt; lard, M f t ic t n l; and b«*ns. C U IK Ifl I 11111gt* I uf m*i B .1. will By Toi •Icmif, ih*n ngMgic. iriilikw1 rinl Im proved conditions In Ccr m an agTlcultur# h a re Increased SANTIAG aales of fa rm m achinery. LTi - T o rr. nl *ecP irtun *Vn- On The Screen ami il*." FF-LUGOSI l)R. ltKNRY MrLAllLIN BIG DOUBLE BED SIZE n iu u Y O p'nm rtrlnt Eyes Exnmlnev GlntiHett ('orrecil) K illed 112 I’ark Ave. renh Fla. Unhemmed and Unbleached Torn 81 x 9 0 in. from fine sheeting Wears and Laundera well (fct a supply at this price ___ SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED FAST COLOR Wash FROCKS doz. J U N K I N '* . Kv . M ar. I-’ Schools, c h u r c h e s and t h t - n t e s were colseil her*’ a* t h e clly n» dcr—l a rigid spinal m co i n g i l s SHORTO CAMP NEW SHIPMENT GOOD HEAVY Beach Sandals Tennis Shoes JEXTRA BUY * FIRST QUALITY 29c I 'I l.hit, Ilrown SUGAR I IVhi c l h a r r n w s w ith p n e u m a tic riiMicr t Ir** a r « bcirtg u se d on African plantw Funa. 'Backed tyBh°< dr-' I ) Hnrraa, ICE CREAM R fr ( CFXS, time out for a Soda J - J o ra Sundae at 3, giyeaytMl wliat it take* to (iniah the day stroup. Make it a habit. Begin today with "The Rick-up That Never le ts You Down.* 4 19c 1 RICE / D o n 't forget t i * >' fam ily... Nothing else ao good la to good fo r thorn Brian home their favorite k lad .lt will make e party out of dinitar.' quarantine. P illsbury’s x x x x FLOU R 24 lbs. 8 9 c 12 lbs. 4 7 c 6 lbs. 2 4 c Specials For This WeekEnd! Regular and extra sizes. Tailored And Plain Styles Cool Short Sleeves. Ladles Panties * *n<| fr^ « l on boivl b*forr t i l miAtiljiti*') p rin CV were checker!. Thi* him mu in id Vntler* of the nnci‘.j«niT-rfuJ B arker Karpi* mob, m Ih»* Hrem»T kidnaping, hail th rir fin g rr tip* cut nearly t * th r l*>nt m painful opera* lion*. but the whorl* of tho*« airr*ti>«f hail crow n bark in th« o|,1 k'omi m T hr Into John PlIH nger also m ight r.» blot out hi* hlcntlty b\ a fin ifrr.rtp operation. T hr bin ra n *mlift, how ever, that “ ruin#' of the individual* e n g a g e d in thi* effo rt ha* been *urre«afui " WE DELIVER Specials for Friday &SaturdayMar.l3-14 lbs. Hersheys 5 String I9c lirrom Value If Yon Need A Broom T hla It W orth The I’rlcj Men's Unions BACON 12*/2C LARD 2 lbs. 2 5 c BACON Special This W eek M ACAROON B IS Q U E Ice Cream Best Grade Young Ga. Baby Beet On Sole At All Old Fashion All Pork Ga. Style Sausage Seminole �THURSDAY, MARCH 1L>1*M THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. PAGE FOUR rrrr1 large mild onion, sliced thin Many A ttend The Opening S e s s io n Of Cooking School WPA Program G iv e s C o u n ty Many Projects NUMB HAND CAN’T STOP THIS WASHINGTON HURLER S a lt Pepper Place * iced tinum-t In b o t t o m of skillet. Add h a m . P o u r t o m a t o ' s over this. S e a s n wrll, Rake u n ­ covered until hum i* tensor. , f Pr i t m P ag e n i # i A i ran g e food in o ' e n , a llo w in g afternoon that m aid, who would a t leant 1 in *pnrv between u t r n like to learn about elrctric rook­ nils r i n s e m e n . T u rn sw itc h to ery are r.prclally invited to at- Rake, set r e g u l a t o r a t l-fit* il«*gr* e * lerrtl thr ich^ol tomorrow which B A K T for 2 h o u r s fro m lim e will op, o at 2 10 P, M. , Amonir tho.e co-operating witn the achoot a r e : !! ley's, Seminole Owamrry.t A X. R tn«ett,'r, florist. White I .sly Flour Com­ pany, Wesson Oil an d Snowdrift Company, Hell H r-ad Company* Jones Chamhtis, Company of Ja ck so n v ille, d n t r . b t t rs of Churn (old. l,o,ly. A Son, S an fo rd Fur ndure Company, the C||y of ,San f<rd. 1‘iirrlv W.yirly, ||, || Hai l * igorcsn o ** roughage fre.l In the m o st densely p o p u l a t e d section of t h e ci'.y a r e heitlir re p la c e d w ith a federal ir ra n t o f t IV.All) to whirh -uin th e city ad d e d 14.780. 1 T h e n e a t l n r g « t W P A a l i o 1' m en t, I . ’ I.'IIS, was for t h e A r m ­ o ry. n ow u n d e r ronstius-tion Ci y and C o u n ty Com m issioners ad d ed 13,100 tu the sum. The A r m o r y l» to be a \ t » *t«ry f r a m e slru e t u r e w ith a steel how t r u s s ro o f co v er in g an a r e a of 70 b y 100 feet. iM -k era. u id n a n r e a n d r la a s ro om s will h*- l ' s a t e -1 on t h " firs : floor, w h d e th . 3s*rmhly f h all] I wll' h r uti fhi* act ,nd fio.ir. Impiov cTm 'nl’* *V the F anfoid A irpor' art b?mg f i n i n m l by « fn h -r a l g r a n t of 111.AltA an d <i *fi rt- 411 r tin tritiiLii Miaiii of Si eh*i't. R u n w a y - h a w been built am i th e • i r p o i t it to b*.- In^htsnl, Thin fiiedit v y t m i "»s4 on a ligh'iul nirw av tv t w• • n hsyton.4 Reach wnd 7 a r '| i « 1- ■*is)11 to b ru*rr*<*ii*■y for 2 eupv w ate r V\ tap, *» t W*sh r t c r ; p u t all in g red ien t* in «RUr*flill With tig h t o > 'e r T\jrn aw-itch to H IG H Wh«n i t n » m I ^ g i r v to P « d | i r . t u r n -wit«h O F F Allow to cook on f r» r heat for l*» m#T!lllt*i Pig» In Run* 1 ? pmm>| f r t , t h in ly *ln-*u| bn* nn Finger rolla T h e pr /*• g j os ef % fin-kcfs, p i n tn ln e f l o a / 1 o f Itell bread* W-* + ao n Oil, r ifi, f"iiiirngr.bi a n d rryvtiil g f a -*«**. - m k nf W h i t »"• f.ily F l o u r, ami o t h e r a r i l , fe- t b a | r u n bo 11vi*d by u|] fu m dirRecipe* prepared by M ha H ah n a t e a- f..| juw^ OVKN MKAI Ham f ’lf id e Smith* i n llean» Raked lf<Litoe* l e f l t re ^ f«Ia<! A ppl»* 1 l '.Irib t of fee \ p p l e Crumb fl ruji^ thinly -lt*ed apple* I r i p f our I Clip hits*,, . i | k. tt| ! 2 ru]» b u t t e r flfeml flour, -sugar an d b u t t e r u n t i l c ru m b ly r - r oi„. half „ f it to line Itfittoni • f bak in g i.sh Add t|i a RPldio*. Prews dot* n firm ly T u p w ith n - im n n ln g niitur**. flakeif Pol a I firs* S e b id - 111ont h k in n♦-»J j;u *tn tr o- * Set u b t h o i n o g h l y . remov e an y bleini-bew | tf y t ben gr*it»e wit III a, I'las e nil flat bn king *heet, K uulhvtn I lea on Remo's- tern endu, ft inn gr*-en b e a n o ; wiiinb; tlu-n tie into fl inidb** w i t h Q r t n p * f bmori iiround th e m . Place in o k i n g tb^h, a>M a antall n m n n i t of limti I (»b> v I pound '-hopi I t*p -aft ♦ , Mp p e p p ' r * o, • i» Me t ie a n Reli*»h • r p a p r ik a of cayenne nking w,ft iig m n • a ' , f-p rM h Midi p ep p er B e ca u tt of • num b hand raa u ltln g from poor blood circu lation * P ltch o r E d L ln k o of tho W a s h in g ­ ton Se n ato rs m u it w arm h it flngoro In hio h ip pocket baforo oach throw . H a rt ho la w arm ing 'em 0-1 d than toaalng ono ovar «t tho t ra in in g cam p In O rlan do , F la . Ha plana to c a r r y a apaclal r la c t rlc a l hoatiog a p p a ra tu s In hlo pocket d u rin g tho M a so n . (A sso cia te d P ra ts P hoto) FRENCH TROOPS HASTEN TO GUARD FRONTIER (.1 pud p**wi| r but tsu , *uui |« * . add 2 limp U d t e r m e a l, s*dto \ t.| lig h te d ^ m erfceilry Security Lumber Beware Coughs from commoD colds • That Hang On la n d in g - in a m bottle. DOW. CAUtJ Buildhig Materials for lumb*r, rrfonriB ■nd bulldlni m a t r r t . l. r t all kind* call on iu . H er. you'll find lh« most re.io n.b ls priori and bet', quality ant th. ^ulckeat terries. SU D D EN G H EBV7CB. H IL X r ■l»p -uigur tho p r u t - u p b l i b i b t e - v S a iite green pep pei- in bill I r r ; n d I rlire- e, melt v er I.OW b ent. In tin g cu n -h in t ly Add *ra* o n in g a n d r*J Qran*. a t i r r u i g cmg-tiinlly Ser ve but -m t»M*t. Ildine e C akr * V 1 nip, rnko ftniir Fainous G-Man Corners Dodge „ D ,M L L V \ "rvrmtfr s\ca *>( i flout tun. 12, Jmnlc* 2 .4 i-up 1 u ltei i *.|her - b u t t e n i e r fIrn let| lirut u f il lemssfi G r u h - l 11fill n f I ni ling •* ‘1 H«*p w a t e r *! t -p* I iking pmvd r t* » cu p - tsu g ir 1 e g g I*, uul ^ nl*ui ■* ftm|i lemon ji u*«» *» ihij) m uiiri- i’ii* •• Sif! f|*>'ir tme *, n ic a n o e . nM f ‘s»*\ h1 1, in Ii . a f t ■u *v ifv'iii u] Ml Htiil l t, ful U|::|ltg *1 tu 11#4 |l»4 -ik in g jMtwds i and -all S'lfi nguin. \i|d I* man an I ornngs* iin*l tu but far; m i n i lh<»» rghlv A*I I mg »• •r» a d u t l l v ru-nm nut it light and Cut Flowers OAIXFHVU.E, Mar, 12.—CatUiwtu'n from at, s'tlione of Ihe stile have been invited to attend the iirrund annual Dvrf Cattle Xield Day to Lv held at the Flariproaram to determine the value Aitornry Gmcral Lartdi' .Announces For Ri -Election * in pr*11 n f " !** I i I** lbs* i i*n 1a" •* i t I - n ffi. e I day " i #1i I hi* Ini un lit t h a t '**!'■• fi*r*ir*1 r ti* in j g 1 « •* pnUii* nervoilt -tan.I ii - t.tv •- 4 !iuMii',r<it I l b - i i f t i i g n hlig sif V d u l l a fu r m y I* e r t t i n " T b e i l i i c n r y t f r n r r a l **H h r won I t 1 n e a g e n r t a l r 'i n p l i y i l livsu lb* -t!», e o n th e r f*»*d *f aal liltv uud r f f b l r n c f t h a t !'•< i m i i 1 s*4 b n n d i i t i f i i i t p 't l n i f o f ­ ficial *l'ittc* since h e w n a p p m n V d u itu tm -y g - n c i ft l o f F lu rn ia Mir* Alarmed at Germany's auddan oocupatlon of tho domllitarliod xono In tho Rhinaland* Franca In • paadlng tho concentration of troop* on hor oaatorn border. Thla radiophoto ahowa French army trucks rumbling Into tho frontier town of Mots with ooldltro prepared for any vomargtne/. (Aitoclatad Praaa Photo) GOOD COOKS KNOW Mrs. C. U. Klrtlcy That Successful Baking Requires flood Flour. I’ hnvu U7IU W H ITE 1J I.Y 30 TIMES AS CINE V. AS O RD IN ARY rT O C B IS THE HhTJJT r u i n t MONEY CAN ll'JY k Oil □j— : 3 KKt oan ST . P K T C liS U U U ti. Mar. 12 - ^ F ' (4*1- Tuuilst reiflntratiiiiH in FtI*ster*b. ra for Ihi* c im -nt era,oil reach,d 18,1.15 .on Mar. 1 to euiq !*•*» tb*1 record it jure cf 18JU13 w* in th r IV3» 10 veiaon. The ragiatrmt.on book for touri»la is maintained by Ihe chambtr t f tommerce. ' UtlLLM, IJISCVir, CAKE-*. — I’ ASTWY AND DHEAD. AMs Youf C tfe fi for E . j L u j E - .jB g E C S k ^ . W B ragr ' 0* A /fT M lO WHITE LILY F W -O fW »: ■ id * 19 to 90 of [ U cocuiat Play This Surefire Tip QUALITY TALKS Tharo’a a barral o f quality In * •v a ry bottlo. • .a n d It doesn't toko o barral of money to buy III -- T iso if coast to coast,Old Qusker JTttrtlgiit whiskey has beta (peeking for itself«-snd has woo more friends then any other straight whiskey in die country! foe this friendly whiskey with its wealth ofmdlow Hdmese sod its throet-esiy smoothneu, has lived up-end siwsjswMnireup— DODGE BRING THI CHILDRIN ^ Keer tie CIRCUS BAND end CALLIOPE AT WUDAY, 5. 8$ TO 9:00 P. M, 2nd 4 Perk Ray Fox. Mgr. W HIN Y O t m OUV1NO with G elf *U t f jt g m A tm h-mtm * • f b f V rt wnhi That's why we call It the "BIG" G olf gallon. Advanced raining . da Gulf of DOo-poww-'drodacUg aietnenu that represent sj math sa 1)% ot bop; fisoUaes. Outfit Try it. THAT GOqp CUU Gi lQIJpR cT p Lumber Aad Roof Inn field Th»* a g i i n i j i u r i l m n a r c h l a b rrnil ry. inclusive of the green* hull* *, w* cover n * acr e* nf i r ir n n I on f r l t r v Avenue n d j a - ______ <*“ ut to n r Munuooal I!ant-ha 11 CttXXZlt f’a i k T h e firn:**r! -a i '1 mu*,' png. • jbji* i-Ui n»ivp iigriciiltural rr ■*eai ch work The cuat l« e*ti* niatvil- at $4,767, h alf ef th e - u rn b r in g r u n t n b u **4 by the l i l y am t t ‘iiiinry, Th *f“vintf m o m a e tiv itim vot * *r# u p to p rovide i b illing for needy rr*i*l*iii* stf the Co urnly a n d I t » f iu riM i ettifiloyttTrtt to -funny wono n wh o art* tin* aole s u p p o r t t of tbs ti fainihi'.*. F inancing wa.i \ u n a n g e - i t h r o u g h a WPA a l l o t ­ t ment o f $35,521, ' I I t •»-1* m ile* j I i <11 red braji'* I t i n red kidney l»e in'* 1 »nih up ft, t t f, tlv«- follow m r »».»•' peratu *bi#p|M ,| ’ t *p. s uuiu 'Omti Hat dnknig be* t *n I ‘ i 12 toio Pe ».* it»t t l f'bile t im t arns*. AI r* o , " * u p isunt. 4 g, .# t 1 p nil I « if. f111< s| ( - ut,., I 1 . pound -o ft A nu’i 1* an cliee-e 1 f cu p ft.Hired g n - r n p ep p 'T ii 'li| to| i ■ o ts l* ’ 1 -idone milk * * n ti’Irf »fI nt nf* to m i » Rt, until flour l \ 1' n i '< ir s igoi • 1 i lop minced p a r ' b y Rriiinst bum*. hanW R u tter hun« Sfirend nimtun* *sn Rroil |U n r t o r until 'lone ^e» \ e test Htrimest Put a loess In J a r k e t n « o r H m e I iu n i *ixr«l potato*^. W ater Pbice p n t a t (M*s in itaucepan; a d d e n o u g h wut**r in r u l e r bottsnn *if p an 1 in u p **ide; th en i m e r Gs«*k on *111f #11 until nt i*4 m begin'** U» e a r a p e Ti'tfl t*» I.OW ami r***ik o m i l n early done, t h e n t u r n iw iitli t H* h t 1clUp let** *u>ok m g nil fiei* b eat, ch Agriculture Eiperim »nt Sta­ tion hrre on M»r, 27, accotdinit to in announcement by l>r. A. IShealy h eal of the ■talion'v ani­ mal buattindry department. Seventy-two irrade ite e r, tie d in the ifcond year of a three y e ir of Napier grass* �• '' --------- ^ r — ~ ------ *---------- :-------S Lj# : wj*. . '•’■ kc ■- 7 T T T J y n ......................... ................~ ......................................... " ■ ■ ■ • . THURSDAY. MARCH 12, 193fi TH E 8AM F0RD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA rrr^ymtr—vrrrmrx* r. UNOFFICIAL For Tax Collector PRIMARY ELECTION Sanford Market Report JNO. p. JINK JINKIN INS W W. E. WATSON A ant ds 1 I Each Name In Thia tUnofficial Hallo* |a A Paid Political A ir. Each Croup Will IW la Alphabetical OrAaf I • I i K C o n g r r s - s lo n a l D is t r ic t t it i t T«*lr v»h.-n« | *• l« * i • \ i r m" • J< »i " i l ' i i I « a >'l At «| I t ii| th> »r|a.t| t. .| *• r \ Q. L. BLEDSOE I I \ I t It \| tl l.n lit, \ | i . h « r| liilrt.il \ \ l -• (|i a •• I S t «* ! «* M llk -t » I I I • a 4 j A P IM 1 * I* f * . • M V «• r l|« » ' IIK A N ^ » 3 . E. SQUIRES t« u a w. > . r II • I I I I \» I * Ill'll* h« >»;• x * » i l.u •». I • . I : ■; ml At ~7'QV’TBXLCLI V i|. tit |W<1 For Governor ffA V F . For Siint. of Public Instruction WM. (’. (Homestead Hill) HODGES YO UR T. W. LAWTON FI N T' F I X K IV U’t For Attorney General N o. 1 CHARLES DIjjnN For Comptroller m virv% J. J. CATES •nw* J. D. DAVISON I For Renresentative. State Legislature For Countv Commissioner District No. S NT For County Commissioner H. W. 3PENCEB Dlntrfrt No. 4 i R. W. WARE For County Commissioner rmmm -f* For County Prosecuting Attorney District No. 5 J. T. McLAIN W. HERBERT MESSER S. F. (Sammy) LONG SAMUEL A. P. WILKINSON H. H. PATTISHALL .•••••••••••••••••••«•«*• - \ (• i *••*, .............................................. PAUL G. BJGOERS " |VJ, F. McCUOMNP 1 I rourtl •UMr • *.••■ * i . . . I .4 * . ■>.* * * * . . .. fog SU1* U I V. .• | * * **^**1>t* .. , ***>* . M . . . * . . v * ■♦•.•• D* • ri* til ! OrlAn/o Phon, M77 18 9 Main 81. RcbidlJIng tug ‘flarrlclng on gll Makas of Machined— D o th r WRITING M K SJK O G K A 0A17PW AD IS GOOD POS O N E A D N 0 S 1O * W R E N - unty Credit A * l> 0»H P a rk A **. ' S» ;* I. 11111f f darn %«h»'«lu'«‘d r o ii X O I l( s r .x i.p He-Vi-Ate ,11,.| • ••till.I Muf . . 1...........it r I r « h * n l i .» | ir i i.ta n» i l l *i»4 ,. ■ » I«.1*11.1 411(1 I-' it Ml S P E C IA L S «lir I H r IIIT .O ►»» I'**1 »•'. I w N-" • •• i* • • I in * | • I" .. I a |.< t' • •• i .• li.in .'D r * 1n I..* • W»• • i l.u iimi* I t 'll. I I ' * • 1 i f.-t I 'l X NI K | ,t » , I • n tli I iI 11.00 III M ME t l.0 0 .' \ l» M III \ l l l l \ ,I ' t i I |. |f V II.III! \ I . I i\«. .1. I i l * l " l n .o o s I I \M t> • |.|l» « * •* 11* I 1100 P . P a u l’s " I , I l l ' •' h e |> |,...,» \I 11 •«!» S 'lO P .la t fD i.U a flic 1 .ft ^ViDlSTtido vo’u M *1.1 .T O n *i* mi fut lifft'iQ l»..Ti* r A nnl U a v '* fr a il i^’iuli* y im m d i i ' ia - l'r u lu c t*. S T A N L E Y - R O G E R S H A R D W A R E CO . 211 Sanford /..rnu* a v in g i P A IN T . H OM E? (it *■ YOUR • k 'r S f t ir * , • M * . I k - ,- I * Ml a I I I I 1 I 1. , , . ?' ............... 7 1 1miii f •. h i I. E V V ,|I,„ „ t ilt h f .ir A 3U S u l.* . In,l h n * In a lum p a n . O . . . c r a law Jo lU ra a m cnlh. !• Williotil ih ih irb lm j your HYlrvyn f ( Wilhoi.l dCTTur a x w u jl? r->4 u< Ic r d r la il. ‘ 1 aliuut IM*»l«iruh‘a d in p lh. aa ^ l R aan n . . . '"Pa, TT.mo i i w P -aym a y man a i.l"M Pam ! j T r i l j y , M o n lh a lo P a y ." N o t r l n o d o w n p « y m * n ', « i I m uch a* 10 m onlht lo p ay, J r o v r t i I n lh paint a,»l lib w . j Ia f c a a d v a n t a g e c lt iu ip la n . !) How long will you continue to lose this extra value? Tha extra Nitrogan in ovary Ion of G u v p ilin ’ ^ f r S ia n L y - R o y r r . ARCADIAN, THE AMERICAN NITRATE OF SODA ” J — PAINT &GLASS CO. lla r.!w n r< 117 I 'n r k A vc. Phone it just liku axtro coih. Bulletin No. 326 of thu Department of Agriculture and Immigration of th« Stale of Virginio report* the coih value of Ihit extra Nitrogen over the guaranteed 16% at high at 88f per ton. *• There can be no question about this. It i* official. No wonder thrifty farmers insist on "arcadian *. Of course they wont thai extra value. .103 V For Better Service How long will you put of! using AltCADIAH THI AMERICAN NITRATE Of SODA. DRY CLEANERS How long will you continue fo lose this extra value! I ^SOUTHERN FERTILIZERS FOB THE SOUTHERN FARMER" . PHONE 8GI • A *r. In |*. mu lit a n * , • 220 MAGNOLIA AVE. .........................-fr— ' -------- — -- I J \V< ui. I fa * t r ith#*p p sy fo r p s in l ii« for ••Hrat for thf Si»uth~ .......... . FI W I N K i t V. V I-* . I Ii i . t • ». . ■ u ltra I . lit SEMINOLE 17 or 8U U R ut/ » PRESENTED WIT« 10 CENT STATE T A T 4 *^ J • • I I <1 I •V •V r .p i r a r n U llfC . “S p rin g T o n ics” • I u .J vj • t il* I - r »!«•• I. * • 1.1(1 uu I -• \ i : <4\11 n * * i. • » , \ 4 . i . i: i i n i CALL8 6 1 NJV* WNOWOOD Adatano* it ConU lauded) I*' • | . V ll 1 1 1 1 .. . • ft! V. Sanford •Orlando Kennel Club Track By pnaia 8:lf Shyi Nf Minors Allowed \ i; I • A* s| | t Dfrr fc racfqry-rlWfMilt TVpawrner*—Mmt Twhih— a W r *1 a I n I B O A T S — n ra r a n d u»»d. ID t „ |»J f ( ( t — a la o a m a ll k irt.rr» - L m ’jwood bo at w o r k .. N r a r A . C . I.. (a*M l..(4*. . . . •*«•••••••*#*••• ■ (On u . I• • ^1 g ratt* Do/itrr A; (inv’s Quality Pninbt H E F O ItE b u y ir z • ' at I.A t V f f t O W E R ~ P » - .|i|M . >1.. H I r ^ J r a .., U ln a R jliln m . and ( ‘ v n m rh 'n e *. S ia n l y <(■z 1* lia r I * r r t Co. m o n ty . C o. Democratic Committeeman * ‘ \ |j, I r .............. ................ W * • • * ' *1• I ■' \ F . l : m i. 'n .d idam. »»t i ......ii |. . y II 1.. s.|",.!«•«. lit.,.. i i •—XI m'«H l/ S E M Rsco* Nluhtly F sctpt 8niuUy Jsirksom ilk* Man Is ( harmed N\ it It .Murder t ile d fid J(J— M ln r e llim ." ••••(•..(■•••(MM. ........................... ...................... r.rJbSZ}'**1** FI i t s •*" • » 1 .................. ....... a. . » I • I » I , .,|..\ * 4 (. . | .• • i « *t t rlc t b cr fcupcnrisor jl)t Hegistration m *M F O flj R K N T h u tn r. 8 r ? C am i H a n f e n l. ••»(*t((M .. M(t(«(( ( » . ( . «aa>.«a.» F^. MEISCH NN F IV E R O O M h'l'i r A l.o f in i l i -. lhi . d ' • • lu lla , .'100 F t m il 1 • 'M I FO R H K \T hdildd S e e 4m l S a n f o r d . Fourth District C.•«*■M. VCIIARIJE) HAND ■*■•»■■.■•••*■■>■■ •• • » ..••( (• . . . ,»••«•«.. Mi - I . t I exit* I id t > .............. IS*. i Mii< .••n> LV,| . * * ■| ^ sl I *ss 1%• *1* i It \ 1 1 » ' s | ‘i • «!••* «•'••• "• • 1 \ ..in s ll r * 111 | • ,| f ' l r * l ' ( | . l .1. is. S 1 1. f I l> '.\ 11.1,11, .It.* •.«•% * ... I I •* .11 I S M | I ... \> K • » »«• I •• • 1 a i.a lf F it ■j i . tra .lr i • % .*•% *• »i n I i i . t ii g ' , i .. T .. M r. » « 1 Apart BBcnt» (.'nr Urnl 1*HR n F N T 1 11" L I . i* aparimrtit. r.**ij I .« o* j, \ SIX l( H |.M' .*ii 1 n it i 1 f.irn:)! AwWAtei-l- »j ■ tr.— IlmM.-i* For Hrnt =====^ f M.*|»tilir* m arVrl I r ; •• c. •i i • • i » .......D r* I . . ■• \* • • I ; - I • I m) • * • ‘.ItlVEH XVA N T F I . ' • *• J-.rt at ton l»» i'. ..»• . . i t ,, i • a. |> \ "W |l. r-ll ' W. G. KILBEK . JOHN G. LEONARDY • i •%s. t U 1 . . *•• i x%t i 'l i Misox | •• 1*T1 *• "• Av N 1 A T i ' l ........ . u n | xv4*tt • t tork ‘. i l l M k . r y \%s Tl . I D . **r *1 For County Judge - • • I I E i u Id 1 I* i \» II * .1 • ’• 1 ' • '4 * N - .1 • * ll .l a* *h* • • 'I " * •I I \ l ; l " * rn-.lriftta F in - N t t i n f i»»w .... - .................................................................. • *A* • . I. \ I %V n n t H if.'l ROSS U HUMPHREY £ I • C. E. SEARCY 7; i W A N TFb N .mi.* »i.»\ »*! «• a . t w (»f AM I V'7 t.» k* n f iy i* 4iM Milt I.III-’111> ii. I n ii r i • all • I • I *■’( || • t* •**|* f m in i* I* * i - mi l * i • (• i I r a . ' i m • It I'M*' i • m . h i | * |n ii i’ ir in * I d i 4 i * i t u *« \ n • I'l,* •!.« • ••• I *• i r i I I I Utll. | • .n I il I .. ' II OTTO SCHMEHL N o. 2 „ .-GORDON BARNETT V ^ rj.., ' r ^ — in . 1 m *1 V-M |*«*i ««*mm1 mi. t.m t p. \ iit n m n h ilr * . 4— H e l p PETER THURSTON II. J. LEHMAN m> ||l\ i t * It r la ,:a | .1.11 • it. . l . - f t t r . W. • .» . . . Il4r r KU. • < x I \ t* I d . I i . . . i k • I l I lit H I. I n I ' • 't |{i* ft c »»*"H F » ii!» n In** tuti*. t\ • v' I I I I • •It | i I For Representative, State Legislature +* i i i* v I • 1 '* •• I- t I I »l V v im - 4| i h i » I ' l J ’t I U F A K O I F T c.M ip i Maini* n > •• • i»-h !« • ; REX PACKARD P.^.NIX 'i i i:\tr*. . t a I i: • . . FRED A. DYSON G ro u p tit ' v l t . i r n . u l l y ii Ml I • ••* vr. i : • » ' -••»•*• *' » h m t .r * T t lh if • i . • - • II H r u I ' l f . t i iii'SOl- i \x m i m i r s . X.« | it f in . i I • ill III M t I N 1 VI |a « | I 4 III III! I IM - F M i l t ' . t| II %\ k . * % M tH « l» I I . i l l II* % « • I' I N I i n i < H F .V R n i \ 1 l i i m l w *• 1 Io n * w h i r l 1.4* f M lik \*% T n * * 4nd T a j 127 • «••• K s i m l Flu. HI \V F 1*1 M D is t r ic t J. J. PARRISH N o. n m *11* /••4l.«rut r *hI l»ti h n tp io . •» 3 —j . . . . . i : x r . *i * H s I ’o rlo * * • ( • «n* h. s1 S« p * >t » i l XI X 1* •| V W.rpfaX..* f- re fa . —• 'H i m t 1 t *1*4(1%. 1 • a*a « ' i n * r i|» - % a il I1 1 a < l • 1a H I - •% S>» •I . * n * l *<c. ;1 « • •• * t 1U • " • P • .6 . ( | t 4*1. 1 « » • 1 • I f I v» I-,, I.Kfi.XI, Ml.lth 1, 1— VICTOR CHECK G ro u p In in ’ iiniiitf D lstfltt No. 2 S e n a t o r ia l 1!\ H* •* 1 " • ' • f.'l * \ » • t i: • 1 1 N t l l f A M I / ’ t’ hT w ill <ht n> i l r i i i i i For County Commissioner For State Senator »* ilt l 1 M'D* H* u . to i:i Ik tit 411 iln « \M IDAII 4 h*. «h * fit , to .lim it t P<*»l •'ii «•* *» | V . C, • -|t4 ir mat • 1. a I I I * I l f t 'If 111*01 a ir ( •»S»»I t It* lU llif * y * 'c n t * |t r i '• li. n t« ' - • !!> . I ••( I *l ' State Treasurer 3 7 lh ' t»ib r4 v . huivj p i'll. 1 H.*; . 1 D. L. THRASHER For Railroad Commissioner re v a tr» i A ll * EC* .1 • u rt* - ♦1 *••> and 1 t i c ,4.1 d **rr 4 n ' x «m \ \ . lin y •nn«<I'l- V r e . R oI h m * n pu . n d ilim t Sh.M 111 V 2nd s t . l i » ’ ' F r • » 1 M TV u •• tn th»* % I*or Lounty Commissioner D is t r ic t W ATCH h> n# who rtally know* Rriftfs Jtw vU r, M if. A"«. Ft 4 l» ti ...|ar« *IH .|* I •r • •: . m J. H. TRULUCK . k 1• .1 • * i r« n m t r r s t * d i 1*1( 1 t•.. *!• i ♦ ................ • * • » e |* A i|f, 1 • ic ip h . M. •• • * \ s i •» r • . \ I I at. « 1. » 1 I ' l l ! .*4 M l pwl 1 4 * k « t , S d m . It ... • • X 1 h« X - 1 . . I*.! 7^** -W | »• X1 ♦* • k iln 1 4 I • l 111*' No ' •• • I f f t 1 * • • hMi|sfw w»•* % X. 11 • t.a V •* I ” . » • !*lw t x | •• • ,.i F ,H i..^ .« o ..• m h . » o»m »»«>«». • .• ••• JAS. C,. SHARON ••mm 1.‘ .1) t ill %• M illing SANFORD F. DOUDNEY For Representative In Congress \ l .« I * ••* »XV li. t r .* 1 * M a il.. 1' t I .**• | r • . r ! a f. X \ ? l It. a | r ^ f l i u l —■ For Tax Assessor SEMINOt.B COUNTY F ifth -.1 it . I P A R T Y JUNE 2,1936 V i l he I 1 I t D E M O C R A T IC . I « »' II* I A* ....... �TUB 8AWF0HP HERALD,. SANTORO, ttfORSOAT,'MARCH 11, l! 5emetriber Chattanoogai!w L o o k o u t s Given Stunts Performed Baseball C l u b Welcome By Fans Wanted Excuse |Is Battle Cry S o u n d ed At Daytona Beach By Packard And Chapman Money - Not A fter l Comes, They sta te B p :,- — „ „u D fl?8 To a • Be Shown Again , At Track Tonight ENkbaw Daytona Basch and « b * r towns l„ tho Florida S ta .t U t p n th at Sanford la not tha •V ts k alatari* of tha L a ifu t, aa yraa aU Vd In a Daytona Beach paper tha day tha Chattanooga AaokouU ahook tha duet (or ■ ad ) of Sanford off their eoL tactlra fact and morad an m aise . .. F» « h‘ '* U,Ud “ lhe ir » t bat to capture tha feature ninth race o rar tha futurity dt»taea a t Sanford-Orlando Kanml Club greyhound track near Longwood tonight. Thla aturdy fcuryear-old champion haa been pittad with tha claaay Rocky Count. According to tha Daytona Reach Sun-Rcrord, tha Chattanoo­ ga Lookout*, who quit Sanford 'n i huff h v a o sa tha heavy rain of laat Monday aoakad th flr uniforma and othar auppllaa In tha elubhous# th a t "leaked like a ••***" »*r» “ recelred with wble open ir m i" when they strived In the Beach city. The 81 n-Record report* th.it ‘with good hot chamber of com­ merce a 'r flowing freely In Day. 'one Beach. Manager Clyde Mllan *1 I p rite are beginning to dry •ul. They recelred a eertre drerjchlrfr k | n d f, wh#n tha -ooknute lodged a t Sanford— th# dlifTK.nd, —f k« th# •rlery. ie five inchee under water md the chop worn club houae r;;:. •• • agar, of the Hanford Club of th* E arl Hammond, arctic . S tate League in aaklng fa n * , again will diaplay hla to "aama acroaa" and provide Eskimo dog. and tell a a t tea ary financing now and hla a ip c rirn c n In tl h o i a t a belated llth hnur a ft- North* ty a poiaiblo crlala may have Tonight'* entrlra and M M gtn., with the latter capita ."W hen It wae too late to aa»e .logs which ahould flm tha Chattanooga iltu a llm the money: fallow* planked down I.VOO to lll(l, keep ,’ja Club here,'' aaul Mr. n«. ' in l-#>l. l->n.l i-.li -Packard. “ If th a t m o n y h*fl , 1 * * 1 u l V! u r « b ffn forthcoming a Ji.tir t i m e r Frivml. t h t f Lookoutx wouM be (irre now .l. L et* ramembrr th at." I iiu nm ik h a r r n , , , u. Mr. Packard and Mr. Chapm an' ai»r. ii- .n - .......... . laaued thr fol'owlng e.'utemrnt [ .V iV t'v'si >! V.' ' \ T lilril m re, f ill m t U v Kiel lilaaun Uortlm* v. Katarltr VVu •Lucky Teter- And Hie X T ci Gang Will Kxhibit 1■,k ,h* f3UwiI1*»bindm-miii H a i r * TVa*w4 Q l i n J n *" >™blKS communication IO a l C r e i \ € X t S u n d a y that th* p'ople of Sanford will „ ------- 1 i unJeretand the ctm- Lanai l OTl d a ild be m ade no the eld th e am endm ent f ert to p irlla m en t* n r re# it Involved new an ap p rop riation . , th e holder o(_Jh# wortd'a record ( ' ■m nnd -atim t <1 ill o f (02 fact thre 1 anil o n e -h ilf Inchaa nlayere* imlfornta, | e-tprW%S'fl 'W T which he aet in Dallaa, T e ia a laat I e g r e t, and '«M the rentlem an sp rin g. i that we in Florl *n coti d not V n a n iela and " th ire- I 'C'Potrdblr fore t h - " a rt. of A *lLb M *^°Ut »ro';n * t * * ^ * 1' motorcycle rh'er* J0n‘ |twitl creah through two flaming term s as broad • • J bo«nl wtlli* . Im it.— tan ! “ Lucky" Teter, th* atar peri. » m o o M (lio W. o ‘ fo rm ,r- hM * ,,b- « full“ o r atu n t. l l o ! l ^ f o ? ’^ . . r i i " hUrh , r ' ” w 10 h* m ating in ere tn d h afk ire 1th*lr d,rlf,|f <n[1 »lltl fnlnre». 111. , ‘ adrnllneti in Handling an autoR u r l '^ r m obll, •• ■ ‘«f’ Ulc rat* of apreil ™ « t l l hw itlT w a e o v ,r »ki*' ,ro u n '' ,k l"> n t'k in g 1 n V c « ..X to !on fituplet* turtle in the twinkling the l e ’ c r e l h u n d r ed ^ , n *y * ** nothing ahort of nilthe . . 'o r a l hundred , Ur i l One of the .l e n t , which h»a ‘ MHW.OWr rr(|U fh t h|m much f||m , u h u f>. Auto Repairs. MARTIN’S & GARAGE SUNNY-SIDE A MARKET *A M ix ed B o u q u tlg n >m c U * t y . P ric e s raaao n ab lak ' ; M r*. H . E . R u w eU u j Phone JM -J Celery ~ kr+ WalchM. Oocka, Jr#k REPAIRED Diamond* Mounted Engraving '1 McLaulin. The Jeweler FARM t f k U n ited L u m b er C o. w‘,k' Mr f " 1 w" ’ , ** * 7 ' “T k R* «h,nl r' ninMon av nlirht to dry " ’ U ’* vr' " f*1'»ngo they V n ' '"*” .f t e n ' h 'r n , n’ D’ vtona T ..~ . - " • - 'n Mv ir-.erv-l npin. 1 lh' ' ,,'*'v «""* l"” ltH*r fo» ’ rh '” '* 1 * r ‘ **'‘ " r R m fo'd. T W 'T*‘r ’« * **H*Hod with the ' n l," 'in*- Po’»lih*.*andlnT the , k ' ' ,T'’ h *'1 compiled with *h-lr - r e r v w I-h to the e t f n t of - e »Mlliy. fin.nch, , „ | other'■lie. It la alm .-nr peea.-n opinion Seasoned and Unfinished Luioberi Lum ber, Rulldlni; M aterial—Roofing Lum ber M easured By T he G oidm RuUT S tl and French W E R T -T h e -J E W E L E 1 Dlamonda And W ilth O Fine Watch And Jewelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engraving th , aub-oommltte* -trip !, .k l Jump" which he * £ * ,k*,r £ * rt » :* *“? (f*r, aulhorlaatlon to In- parform . dri> Ing a ‘ tw k modal IfreW of Ih7l, 4 itrsm rth of tbs Rttamobils at a speed of 60 ml sa JIT* •»r*>d of g tm e their unU - u n r i H r u n hi attw v ita Low w n- ^tl^ * . TH A T W ONDERFU L HEALTH TONIC Rains And Thaw , Cnuse D a m a ^ In 1 ' E a s t e r n States Mir; go Health Eight eaatern aUtaa watthad wl'h apprehamion today aa hard rain* and thaw* puahad many ia « ;'" T « * at»am« out of thalr hank., Hvi.ia undattng large pactiona, *wrcp* Ing bridge* away. Mocking high V ld* "j ifl | in way*, anti forcing famlllta I® >•* * '» fie* from thalr homaa. Naw . FataHir 1 "* Knfland atatca, alao New York. *.ia 4 on j •« Naw Janay and Pannayltania t ea J re wfr* pffeetad. Thar* was *om* . *-■* mu* 3 *“ preaped' of relief tonight ta i*.tc ii to l i * s’cw York and New England 1M ,: j j f w lt h freeling tamperatare* for*, •e. F ilv r ii, call. to in c.i* i.ea ------------------- —— *■** >■** ROOSEVELT MAJORITY i* a *.»# i ,* i r.» *. r e iw n r ^ u * 111* the „ wit" Ulllon a rc famoua for their I <;,>'r 1*n,, ' h ,t * " ** ' ,’1 ,{n r1vrr coniend*,! th , t v , . | >u,nt kmjwn v - -era.hlng the f,Mne o> alble t . . v not the ike the ftinda a r e i l - |rfoorw, y , of h # , » two •« — room If* In touch E ilapnv •rv v w iv H iu u H a u iV i I( e , u » f e r> e « re e e o » i - ■ .■writer of crime* committed Lw ky Tafer and Hla B ail dltlan* which cauaed tha club to Urivars are on thalr third annual !»■»• Sanford, tour and will appaar a t tha S am i-1 "Under the euperrl.ion of Mr. nole Driving Park. Sunday a fte r- Gan*#l of Orlando, Mr. Mouglu noorr a t 1 o’clock, bringing th e ! l°n did the work fry the bat* park largaat aggregation of dare- ‘ end following Mr. Gantel'e addcrLa arer aaaemblod In one cult. j vice, A rthur Branan an<f myeelf The !)>ll Drivers come direct from followed e r ry auggaatJon In putTampa where three ahowa were ,lng the dresalng room i-brto ||r . p rra e n trl each breaking attend- 1 i ' • ihape and when I we. in (he i nee record* a t Plant Field. ' >i I perk h a t Friday *ig or alght Chief among tha many death- I member* of lit* team , inclining defying atunt* to U* preaantrd i ,h ' tn ln a r, InSirrry,! me «•«▼«*»*■ °n ™my by Tater and l i b Hall 'Driver* I* ! *'rry th in g vaa fine and In ronthan parform al by "Jum ping" , ' ,,lu,'n rf I Invited our pe plr to Jack Owen, world'* champion j V” •«* the park Sa'im lay and Sunfine work th e m o n e y motorcyd# *kl-jiml><r. Owen wl I *iy to rev the ---... t„ haa * * * Inlrtg hit rrMorcyele down the I done. IO I *'0*k at a <peel of # 1) o r ' 'T h - itorm which e tn r td Sunr i| e , TO mil:a par hot-T, up a M-Inch , d'O night and Id n» m jch d»m8 I* ,n i* attem pt h tcu ld reS lID *e» in iilam l caught •;» unpre_____ | ram p and attem pt to hurdle I*' '••red We had epent every ib)l• — , o 'r r a two ton truck and two ,mr *h-> H ly appron-i't*d f- r the AdmJnietratlon did moioraytlea which are parked tn park and every d n lltr Ihail of hnrlty to ita rt th e , ita fnth. Perhepv from the epee- | f«nd» lelonglng tn tb i upVecn of th# broad tei nw of »■ fori* etandpolnt the take-off ,<he tmll p>rV. im u tl, obtain#') .000 W>rk Relief from the end of th# ram p tn t o ,f ',,m cobretl ha*ebcl t-am i. Fram far aff Shanghai, China, aemea ward* that Paulttt* Godj tha air aflnriD the greatest thrill When tho r p r n e n l live of dartf haa annaunaad her angagemant ta Charlie Chaplin, th* film of the •ub-commlb.' .■'•Jl Owen Ineiete that th> m o at' the ( hatlanooga Ilieetidi Cliii comedian, with wham eh* is *n a werld teur. Neither would conthe ieaue w « far hatardoue part la th* lurreaaful rim e Into my nfftc- Monday !!rm *h? " F a r t. Thay sea ahewn In Hallywead at th* pramlara «■ ' lie arid the full lan 'lo g of the ivnehln# a fter he mornino complaining that th* Chaplin** lataat plature, ‘ Madam Tlmaa," In which Paulatta wa« landing lady. (Aaeaelatad Prat* Phetal I yet to act and th e ' haa c o r e d the truck. Owen la *1 h u l w r-rk r I their drearing h contacting h u e ball fan*| •fll'ljf ilipII)|M-1 ?4Ifill i l . t ' K I I I . | III lit 1 k l . l n r •In regard to our S tate lea g u e rliHit*i u» H K n ; a t »:\i Club,, there aeema to be tome I ' h i i n i e , Mr t'h.iiM**, , L'l confualon in connecting th* work t » r K o u r i h rwa-p. f t t i i i r i n d f the State I cague committee *1K1 M*. «f I. It*’ Hiim« With tha committee working <tn • M K T m i litrr t a - i t f 7 * *11. N<> T l r n r . » aatIt V** . tha Cha.’.an io g a propoal.lon. Mlprlty --— ■ Tha Ctat* Liagua committee aa Fifth fa ***1 ani.tr fe*r ml O committee haa not a t any l i o n u l t ) , M»«« *ll«*nr*ii M H .I U K H IIK H T lim a had any dealing! with the OF trrel iyr ,. IHirnrlair i*|:.»t!hr», ' ChaLknooga Club, nor had aru I'.m ilH «1>. VIKI It) H l l t h f i t r p , f i l l t irlit Uelpatad any, other than obtain -1 ‘••vlll*. MINX AI.VNK r tag a . working agreem ent fop the. SITA 111 lim e lira! . local Uam, which ats'.ua, an wa h w n lliinlk Ann. IJTT I), flark Ayr. have been Informed, hai no. IHIf»v»iilh n i r r . f til u r 11 bacn Impaired. ‘Mi'll a v , llt tw r* At*#. . "Whlla th# committee ii g ra t FI.AHII 111. KIVU lilt1; f ) # i l # r , \V A11 ri.KfMJF. B iol with the aupport already T i n # . M ' » r t l a n l l o . racelved from fana In general, W# allll have quite a cum to ; CCkl'act before putting a team on tha field. And we would Ilk* to remind you th at now la tha Urn* for atl b a n ball fan* tY> t thalr ahouldtra to th* wheel, d not after a trial* haa aria. . #B. such aa waa th* caaa In ■' tha regret hbls Chattanooga affair. Therefor*, we aak that tv gry fan itlv* th alr whole h ta rttd more' and financial aupport . whlla there I* yet time." | About U p*rt»n\ of tha ( N n * ■total population liras In thd. 52' CHAPLIN ,TO; WED PAULETTE? _____ ■ :• ' ■. Proper KJlinmal i mi * r d Will*imi. Jam *. Houghton nnd mvaelf and are would- collect from th* baseball clubs playing gam rs a ravartis t i n t wtrold take • a r - of the park. Thla ire hare* ’on# for tha p*»t few years, but, -nforiuw itely. lh* Hanford base­ ball Club haa declined fo r the •••at two yearn to ipay. a nickel toward the aupport o f tha park. - CHIPLRY. Omi Marv-ti— n« *M i« Faiarity I* '* a a* 1 ,,# * l* Prctdant Rooaavalt rolled up • * JJ heavy nwjorlty c m Oovtrnor fercnai primary yreUrday In i t* Talma ’gc. In a p aaldantUd praI i* Harris county.__________ K» k " u i ita* **. a-ta wii. ill* lit i l ia t.cc MOBILE RKCRIVEUHIP 7 *• MOBILE, AU., Mar. 11—A I ,# taapaycri* petition, leaking to 4. 1* place th* *‘ty of Mobile In ncalr* )M * arthlp haa b**-> filed In Unitrd state# Dlatflet C-m-t H- waled In both of the** plant*. "Tl> tha eHIttna of Sanford I -an only express my regrata for tha termination of tha visit of th* Chattanooga Baseball Cub, *iU If you will calmly eonaldar Pha fact* a* stated ahora, la there anybody In Sanford that Heal h. llivr.- if ..nly on, '• » gvnilH'# Mirecle Health T il. ^ ^ f e g d g j S y ’i f . To keep lh* figure trim. I . ' io i* a n youthful vigor. I . To beautify the com pic*lan f. ------ J f «.!. . To keep (he body In order. L ^ H r e s J I B S P H iB a m a B m m m A Laney’s Drug Store Union Pharmacy n - a - l u t —— . — _____ —_____ I , ____ — ______ a FBMIN0LR COUNTY BUILDIMO AND LOAN ’ ASSOCIATION First sad n*al Dividend "Arai-aceaiaat Mad* By Han. J. M- La*. Caaaa'reller." 1 dlvMred *f t.T H remit t a an creditor* *f th# Semlaok Coasty BulMiag aad Lana Aa•oelatlao, gaafard, Flarlda. In Ugaldatiaa. DtvMesi (a ia 'h* aggregal - a n a l af K W H . Payment will h* mad* by lh# Saafsed A'lantie Natlaaal Bank, ta fa a ’rrJ. Florida. • • Tuesday Mar. . 14 b. DM ’ram \* M A. M. ta S:M P. MH will b* secretary Th* Rev. Oaorga Blevins, Win-* , i iv',-. V t, married IM I couples In IMS. that aU OK HOLIATOR C O N PRC SH BH B H IT ■ Come in. Let os ghre you the details H H W l .■*, of this 10‘Y ctr W arranty— the moat cooTlnclng erldeace of ropcrU tiv* merit. N erer before has inch a warranty been offered. �More Fruit* A l l Y*f*tablM H u Any s, Similar A m l a Am erica' r AN INDBPKNDCNT DAILY SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH IS. IM S Un& fSam Asked To Place Sanford On Airmail Maps Elected Mayor Hotel Answers PapWorth By Placing Griffith's L e t t e r On Public Display nanimous Choice ' Other Members Commission To cceed Mr. Dumas itkm B o o Its Wlta U* Ightin* of th* Mu nldpal Airport thi* City haa * rood thane* to rat airmail, aerate*, City Clerk t . S. l a w son advised tho City Commta»ton last night, a d tho Cbrv ■niaalen thareon authorised h'ro to take tho mattar op with the proper authorltloa. Tho WPA appropriated fund* wllji which to Illuminate tho Sanford Airport a . an amargtney landing fold, and aa Sanford la an th* regular air­ mail rout* between tho E tlt and f a i l eoatta elty offtetala are hopeful that th* po*tuffku dtpartmant will Include It on the* new airmail map*. Clerk's Office 8. O. Sh'nhotaer wno waa l«at| night elected mayor <f th* C.ty of - ;S. 0 . Shlnholwr I* I he Sanford b ythe unanlroou* rot* of f>CH-piayor of the City or th* City Commitiion. to au:co«d elected by unanl- 'he late Mayor T. L. D uties. Matoi itotc of the City Comfiipafon last night to fill titty 'th e unexpired term of MKjW T. L. Du man who tWtt t U it Monday morning. M*1 Wa* nominated for Ihe Ittfiog. by Ccinmlsaioner W. In T he North Mad Posh O f Ice In ' Rampaging Rivers Takes Toll Of 10 And Imperils Many i f S l S W< i ' i : N onheiitcm Itatoa and Canada « * |TV helped leridle rampaging rt*en la- l j ( / l C € U c i\S while official* counted at lea'I 10 death* and million* of Song and Vgvad retehr* dollar, damage a> the to ] of th* Rhineland** pieurM.ru* fIo.„lv »“d pr*«y fair? fhlee, b, x , __ „ „ . , tory alao know* it* win The Mollen lludeon Rlrar. how. |R( ^ „ ntul efer. held n ,e ra'A priaoMr* on heitleground where ana* n newly formed laland at Rea*, make th* map of Europe Mlacr. N. v.. Where they harri-' Todaf >h* marching f Ihenuelr,, In a ,m .|| t n |u i 111' ,T‘' wnniom echo . toR. 'he office of * * .h"U V .r * ' cu. ,, Ainertean miliar“ T ainew the punitive W l.tom pan, plant. They naiVd dltlona af Julius Caeaar. wwerd* again,t th* door*, caulked Europe <face* perhapo it* Ita b i A t t i s i IntempCs FI .tile d t n t a r th a t fiathr refu sed s a n c t io n s fan a g a in s t th c r tly a f t e r t h e fo reig n o f f i c e nr T h e *Tocr a* s t ill A f lJ # f f * r , a former mayor of O a ld S lty , and th* nominal!** * M ■seconded by Conuniaairnor F i ‘ N-- WhllahuraL Mr. FMnboL Ptr M ired a* acting mayor dnr ;w * Ulnaai of. Mayor Dtimaa • f't* * . roqueat of th* lata may>r. . r f t y * Shinholaar. la sarv ln r Winner* In doclanrUon c o n -|* lnk* to await reacue. TKi "llv# 1 i G e r m a n y tt» n l e teal* hald In tho 10 district* i f *''‘n " rr« hft in the middle of the' Florida will engage In e »L*te* r j rh ’had ,iv«r yeaterday to! o f w o f f e r i t aim toptaat In th* Ftrat Bapliat >■*'P ,h» fire* going In the boiler' O u rc h tomorrow morning, te g in -1 rw,ni They had not eaten tine*1 nine at 10 o'clock. Th* piddle I* r* « 'n la y . They told of IhaL-1 Invited to hear th* youthful or*- F **ht " ',*r ■ telephone line which* toro, member* of th* M issionary. **dl alcod. Union of th* denomination. | At Upton. U»»»., John Prentiss, Th* conteet la held each year un-j ®°- * * ' found drowned in hi* antior th* ample** of th* young tomobil. 100 feet from a bridge poop)*’* dlrliaton of th* BaptUIJ *hkh w i, awrpt away laat night. Mlaalonary Union. Th# subject | At Toronto, Ontario, towered choaea this year 1# “Stewardship." Umperalure* atopped Iho mad and it waa ftrtt doo'aimrd In city. PU'h of ic* and peradttad th* then county and then In dlitrlet, water to roroi* from the dwellmeeting*. Tho winner I In rack l«g». Truck* war* able to make of th# 10 district* eonipete her* food dellr*rie*. r-rratalling. for tomorrow for itato honof* and • lh# pc***nt at lra it,'a threaten'I tola*. t * - „ ^ ' food ahortag*. , , „j. 5rContratanU from Miami, Palm T h e* hundred peraani, i w m d • Y T - im na*. di- , U . atreet which rannot be .T** “ JtpiMauen srugi Booth and JaekaonvllU arriraJ from their fooded he**** yeater-, ____ By n r n n m n L d . . nL by • r r . truck beeauM of, *° thl* afternoon, and lh# *th*r* or# •'ey return#,! to them today. —Capital affhirt rav*t»*d cleanly llew ever rvm»l.- i u | m * th* a dtpraa.lrn batwaan It and the' ‘h* P?1 eipected tonight. I Worried official* In Maaaarhu- around th* Whit* Haun* today V Ills, asffimlailon. Ha atrwt. Jama* Houghton, ■ atraet *n<* aignstara of Calvin Grif-. Th# Ear. W. P. nrook*. Jr., paa- <#tta war* heartened hy a fore- 1 with Ptvai l ant Koaaevwt rimmial It amp o f IJuIrr-, om rehen *•> k Commlaaiopara JUfflor and auparlotandant, waa Inatructad to J10*- Tb* hsaabUI dub waa tbl tar of U>* Beptiit Church, a*k* rant of ecMer wrathry while they lag on aho igi o o f Ihu Rhine, th i. latest critical t o n hunt gad city Clark F. 8. fflj In th* depreaalop and mah* h*T» lh* Valdea It* hoad-\ th* public to hear lh* young men watch'd th* Merrtmne Etrrr rU*’ again*I th* WPA u f calling eww •f a ffa ir, abroad ia hy o o — *— • a* tha eoamittaa to- pro- th* hydrant aeceaibla. i quartan during I'a atay In San and young woman, not only b*- .teadily. tr* In th* cirer «tart- NrancM on railaf and a new h u . withsnt tntcrost In palitiraf airI Mr. Houghton ndviaed th* Com- taT*cauaa th* conUatanU will b* <n- *.| braking today while gerem - Ing peegram. Th# P m id rat twig eteo w the U a i.n i Stataa. ■*»t official net wn* tha |a -; ml**l<m ha w uld have hi* man I 4* Va'doa Hot*l le.ter to Th# covragad hy a large attendance ment plane* wee* hald In reodi-( reporter* that u n a atlam ngainal At this atagv. ia » true, it t a t a procUraalioa calling! oparl the valv* at th* wall at Third Horaid I* alao accompanied by ’* but hacauaa thoa#who hear weald he difficuit t i get op an th* n r ., at .Salem. Unhna the tim - ’ th* ■Week* Pcograaa Admiahtra jl*l eUetlon on Apr. 14 to Stihet and Sanford Avrnu# which photograph which ahow* many declamation* "cannot fail to be p ral re drotu toon official* fear lion were theauthre* a Matter ol • vacancy an th* CHy Cora- the f r a chief reported waa atuck b» tha roof of*tho grand- h.lped by lh# Id*** preaent'd and th* river may roach th* level * f poll!Ira. • cnuaod by tha death af .and could npt bo opened. I atand at th* Municipal floid, but tha rnthualdam of the** young the (iooatro"* 19*7 flood. Hun-' | | . anma>aa«d Ih rry L, Hop-. ,r* rc.pan.iUe fpmu. TUa pracUmaUon,1 Valve* of th* walla nt Viral thl* could not bo reproduced far prop* ehoaan *• lh# beat apeakar* „( flm |)|o* were driven kin* and other aldra U help him PwUtlenl party had In M in another col*’ Street and Elm Avenue tnd nt publication In thin laaue. In thalr varlou* dlatricta." fre-r home* along the M.ctImac .bap* him rarnmnwoMHan In Pen - 1 M far peace, an, if thla h n o of Tha R a n id ,' Frnrth Street and Magnolia AvcTh* latter from* tho Veld**, from Portamouth, New llarap- ]p m on tha a Meant to ha apent toterventia, iatae th* CHy Ball aa tha bu* ara hard to opan, th* chiefomitting tha auparMription and : hire, to lawrtnc*. Maa*. Many for relief, daring th* year begin- r**» “f Europe, h plafb and.prdan tha poll*' reported. Th# flow of water from the algnatura, la aa follewai .ch'ola and faciocia* were cloaad ning July 1. It will b 4aliver*d,l *f * European from TslO A. M. to aundown, ®m Avan-, a wall la good, but "ffa know that % now tip in New England. _ j he aaid. hefara he depart* nett \ •* “ 1 * Ictlaa day. & F. Lano. w . Wanpo would h art to be uaad at peopleof Sanford are growing —----------) Thuraday fee a flak lag trip o f f ; and J. Beak ara nomad, Mastnoll* Avrnu# wtlL Th# From President Says Byron Price Accusations Seen Bfr Up To Presidewt To Mr. Roosevelt As Devise M eans Of \ Matter J0f. Politics Keeping .Out Of It Fire Will Delay Issue O f Paper •acton at th* election, with ehl,f • Uo reported good Row from nMeKinaon ** d a rk T W»H* F lra t^ tm t and Balm.tUgi ng( bow mgiatared t° Aranua- e d to at Second*-" ard S^ gtvm an opportunity to A.T*”nl N* Iwl wy wado of Sir nr ~ ta to lh* pall book*, *** w*]l nbCbrnmareW SUhat land » apoctal alactlon aa ragia-' Avanu* bacaua# lh* Arena* T wfTuro i a. .J S S v, - _ _ j i_ 11* to n up at that po'nt. U mA ir t ar “ * f ***** " n r o - i 1^ ™ s iha ^ ■ t *tro,“ ' flr* P? e*a * , B * " i t i e w . U . U’* t E placepal Church NEWS BR1EPP tlr. !Sanford Boy M ikes etty L S . U . Honor RoU 18r«o f " »S ! Libby Holmsn Wins “Share Of K atateL ps; .a - s n : Park Hrrald thla . morulic an I, A aattiement of h# late dmllh will dalar nahllcntlon of th Reynold*' tTH.ro0.DO9 relate gt»w m k l y Mwipapor ontT tom „r w | Ing Ubhy Holman R-ynol.U » I » a v a n ln g , P u b lla b o r Tiaer rvp- r te I r-H) and her Infant aon neatly The paper-la li- ^ T 1 on Friday- 1 |7 000.007. wa« approved by firTh# fir* wa# discovered at 1:11, cult Court JuJg; Ell Eraak y**o’clock, b«t U * flro dapartmet t, le-day. waa tptkhly on the scene and ih-j The agrarmenl uuirting n diabias* wa* confined t3 the pr n" pu t between the Broadway torrh tag shop In lh* n o r. The hui'l tlag-r who waa the aecond wife tag nnd paper atock WV* di m ar d of tho tobacco millionaire and bat Mr. Traar atold he hut ua -.tier halra wga rgoched la Nerth y*t bran unable to mike any Caro'lai acreral week* Ir a hat •atlmata af th- loaa, though ke, required court ratifkatioa h* believed It wa* all covarai! by in Maryland bccauaa a Hal timer* ' euranco. Mach nrry *wa* n’ t -lam true' company I* l.-u*U* af th* ■fad. ’, ratal*. Ogata w Traoaan Rceeaeti tien and Speak the Whi ran con hoaa* h) f l,,,^ 1 Ux t^n. la p«ocfc p S w p t w C fa w * May Be Sought By GoYenuneot ^ *jgk P lS y TV, to. tha. honor roll of-stndoat* ol - J . D. Abra a**, /ngiaoey ar fha Loalatana Stato Ualveralty, with City watorwodta plant, will |t tha rank af "enro l* da," and aa t*»4 ih# Unicanity af FUrr%*a n raeujt of Me "two point five fifth abort eaura* . ,og wa|*r plot” rating become* eligible for, Vmgtmant, at Tamp* an Mar. 31 memharahlp in PW Eta B lfnw .'to-, and Apr.. | and t, •« the ofTkla1 tlonal ■honrrary 1fraternity. In a mraatotaUv* af lb* City of Bringing la ■ alas* on* of the Hi Ur to Dm 'atod.nt, Ophelia 1 Kanfard. meat amiaaafal electric cooking Stone, acadaml* dean rhnviman! . . ■— V af tha- faculty commlttaa i n ' Coach s. A. B. Tfltktairo of tha fchoota put , n hr /D** S W orH honors a l l , . 8 . U.. wrote, -», famlnato Bays* AthtotkCJab J u Herald and th* florid* Power A Free Electric Cooking School Brought Tto A Successful Close This Afternoon OS NEWS af Central Ftottt o tha Bamlnola Light Company. B " El*a»^» Itahn thla - afternoon pr*par«> J " p r w * * * * * * ah o w .h | tha Eita tktotar In. many Umpttag dlahoa baler* a and aatlafaattan la yo«p aaaem-' morrow to n h a * - ■ tat tto U n a gathartag a f anthu.laatta =T ■PJ*' pllakmant," lh* doan wocto Oaoaga Lagirn** tfipplM tUldron HoaplUw of future aactna h rrta l wS^Paa^tJt*" aa ataairic IH wilk F torid. th* atagn af G. a P . W sr Ckest Of $261,000 R e parted � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 12, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a9bf7d474ad845bdb5530e9fac432262.pdf fd20806186e948441cd285326c2b503b PDF Text Text ■q -c— ?—-*•*-f. P f - t r " 1j- te League Ball Cfiaitanooga Club To Go Ahead, Baseball Q uits Sanford lys Rex Packard ( C s e l l s s s * t 'e m r a e e f l e * | <tp. “ But (h it ta * before the aln and before we knew that ‘Vf eliih hntt* leak* like a rle rr; ■efere n e knee that Sanford did not live up lo it* agreem enl." the younger Griffith aaid. The pOAi.inn taken by the ford Club of th* Florid» hattenr-o-a Club ir aet forth in he following lrtler to the Val|U League will go fnrwer it the asm.', irrespective of th i 'ex Hotel, where club offlcla'e -nd member* nf the tram wen yal from Kanfcrd of lb to make their headquarter* while m o ( i Club of the Southern la t Ion. Hex Packard ftat-'-l P Sanford, signed by Calvin ijr. The Chattanooga Clab ha G riffith a t vice president ami *ee inn whatever to do w th the r*tArg of (he baseball nggrega Inn. ifonJ Club of the new league dared, -and he wlahre •• the to be assured th at Sanford vl I t e impossible for tr» to reHave baseball (hi* rnmlnv rnin in Sanford for tho training and eummer "regardless.'' eaaon during 1D3«. We h«d an F arth e r, Mr. I’ackard said that ticlpated training jn Sanford and ‘ all probability the working enured a contract from the Semi men! helwren the Sanfor- nole O unty Chamber of rv>mmerrr Chattanooga club* w.ll con Ig re 'lo g to put the Sen ford la Ju*t a* though nothing ha>! Municipal H-i-'l-all p*rk and ppenrd. The Chattanoogan, art- grand* tend, Including Ihe club train in Daytona ftcarh, but hooae in condition for u« by th* tona has ■ working agreemen' Tth day of March. I'J.lfl the St. IahiIs Cardinal* "Upon arrival in Sanford w* ttanoog* must obtain new jrera from time lo time Mr tried our <-«t to *ecure co-opera rd said, and he I* c n f id tn ' ion from the City of Sanford it l{ will continue to lock upon \ Mr, Moughton was in charge |n fo rtf » a ‘farm ” In that rc Everything we aakrd f >r seemed ‘o draw *n argument from Mr >ert. n The (tale I.rn/ue tea non open Moughton. H* apparently did not t» Apr. IU, wit), the flret game Taut to do anything to assist u* The ball park was not in rnndl Ran ford. ‘Ini and to lay during th* down mur of rain th* grandstand and ’|ubhr*j*r |**krd so bad y that all d our equipment, including inifomia, mrdlml supplire, e tc , wa* literally drench*-!. W* im atrslUtely contacted Mr. Arthur , W ld Maiden, four year ' Id *|ar Hranan who offered hi* aid. W* the Robert* Krnnela, I* dated h tn went to th* office ,>f M[ Win t h ' q u arttr mile featuie 'apw orlh, th* president of lh* and r* race at Sanford-Orlando ?ljaJnb"r of I Club greyhound race track, pirated that something be ini nediately don* to protect our light, f t a d y 600 pereoir* bnw ed a iroperty. llr. Papw irth in a very llln g rain l**t night In help mclrll manner demandtil to know ; official* Inaugurate the 11th vhy we wanted lo bother him with of Ihe 00-day *ea*on which our tumid?*. We thought, having igned a contract with the Apr. It. Tonight's program of 11 avent* d ia n le r o f • (1 mmere*. that he j selection* with the U tter cap waa the man to cnnlict and w* iigctl a* to dog* which ahould 'le.ieve w* are right in that a* lumptlon. However, after n-crl>lh In the money, ret r»»", O'larter ndlIt'b t- 'ng such treatm ent at hi* hand* Ml, 111, i i f t i i w r 11 ^ ” t we Im nir'lately derided to .**k tin t: lit. VIM, IIANDVI.IK* v w training quarters. We were Chum|U"n nr»v. Mlnnd) M'l"1 in Daytime ‘tied Oni*w . . ,, varmly Welcomed mail rnre. rolurlly tflt-l heir Beach and derld.-d to mm* mi [fy lieu III, I I’ele Itlue. Med t ai'lera there. Inel. It'd plume, l-one H'nne( w r ic KI.AKII HI t'leel* It'll* “ We w ire very well please-* iu m ipk m . KASPY IM«TA • ith the aerummoilatlons proIIH l»>. LTWICd r ire, fuliirllv lleet h*l' lde-1 for ua by your hotel and we ally double) IP HIIN M (11. Hedge •egret (hat we did not meet th ' Write, AHPIIPAN HIlTATIIM 'll), CauiaIii Hipilnl. Ann, T mi». w pie of your city who were wili­ pllyrlta. Iluv HKtNOLIM t l ' ng to co-op-rale with ua until air Mark. t waa too lutcy We wish lo thank *F o u r'll rgi’e lutiirity Ann tV I" a Mol. «‘A*TI'M PIAltVKIt (It. 'hose citiaens who cerne to us togdy Witlere. Itoser lent I I W Jtv II). T.l.l* Hebei. I’KKDKP.- light and offered to and did put up the money to ripalr the grandUK (I) Fifth rare, ti'iarler mile' IMA stand and eluchouae." )K (1). Kin* Pergl* MY LAHThe situation l-ecam? generally t i l , Lade llorebem t'unalanee IBee. Alleynop. ASTIIHIt III mown last evening. A* a result f l e e Move. tilth rer* S-tt mil*- Kred Jon**, 'ana In larga nunarr* dropped in kitH m'KKN Ml llr Ubene* t lha Valdai and they did every KltNA III, til*hi Hid*. Pearl S ai- 'hlng thsy could to get tha l.ook fry, kill'll Ht’lft huh : i d . Kury. uta to atay. venth rare, rmurlly: INKY Garland W. , Spenrer, Fate ID . War Hoy. MIDNtOlir f a n (D . (lea* drey, Open Joint, T hnxton, Fred and J. A. Zerran "111 AI.INK ill. I.r.ile n».. ner and other* offered to put up fain Martin. ) Klf hth rare, I - lt mile: Hllver any amount of m n r) required t i put the playing fiehi, grandstand ,be. Hark Atr V I* • .Toe* faddy lllue, MAHKHALU’S iltfJM kt III . FLANK PAHT ID and clubhouse In the condition re ­ quired by tha baseball rlu h Mr ..T itviim i in , (Ninth raee. uuartrr y d s: ai'K V Spencer put 1100 on the country IIIU rK ID, Neel. WITH MAinv (D, Nkyllne Hah nil, Cedar Maid mother 1100 waa quickly daIfRear Hue# COMMANDANT ID. waited by othara, a pmmlae of atlls* Cnmimny Tenih raee. a -ll mil*: NKINNY 1600 more If naeded wa* made, tllNI'V ID. 'Phaare llaron. Mar but vice-president G riffith could th, t'NTAMKD ID, Mia* Way not ba ersoved from hie poeltlon kind. Aeb Tray. Caryles* \Ya*er ‘o take hla ctib and g> to Day■IAN oFFIPKIt (t). f*v*«lh race, fii'urlty hurdle- 1< nna Beach, whr r r arrangement* PRNMAUK (I). Kina Wild • r* H n. CAIll.lt MB It), m.lr had ,a#n mad* to tr*inT 11* said Nm»lna Mull. t'l.VVKU Mi'll * and hla team were leaving - ID. ^•nford because of “tha principle f tha thing.” and no Imt- camenta setdd make him changa th a t de lalon. It Mama Uv*t Daytona Beach a g ra .d ta - . tran sp o rt-th a anti: ehih from Hanford to Daytona Beach free of charge (and that waa dona thie morning); agreed to forking Agreement 'With Chattanooga .Club To Continue fild Maiden Is tBooked To Take Tonight’s R ac: gg^tn,gAwyoBD, mam iiM hi i u provide daily free t ran* porta lion between the hotel and the playing field, and agreed to pay the dif­ ference between the price the club im ally piys for Hotel accom­ modation* and tha price that might t e charged by the Daytona Beach hJtel selected by Mr. G rif­ fith la headquarters for hla team. V aliei Hotel management re­ potted to lay that the traveling public had been advised that accomertodationa chi Id not ba ob­ tained at the h te! this month, t a t that with th* leaving of th* iwaeSall chib it now hae many vacant room* th at cannot well be filled because of that notice. President II. M. Papworth o the Feminol* County Chamber nl 'ommrrc# said today that “we id evervthing w* poaalbly eou'd'' o put the baseball fl«H and equip *iPnF,"'rtfT»$i/frr condition, but "when that un'ortunafe eaaa.n ciime up veatenlay ami the oof of the d u b houae leaked »nd the player*1 uniform* were wetted the Chattanooga boy* vere totally diasatiaflesl " "The »hol» rr«p naibllPy rests with th* Ci v Cnmmiasionee*,' -he Chamber of Cnmmerce execu iv» runllnued "W* went before ’hem and pleaded for fund* with vhieb to re-roof the grande'.and • nd rluh house, htif aP we ro* as a paltry g 1SO that didn't even pay mr repairing th* s'ence With Ihe II lie money the rnmmlt'e* had left w* w o t Into th* basement ami built loekera. nut In ho' and ruld water show i«, and fived things up niee. We ilso built a fine diamond, Evrvihiug looked fin* until 'h at -aln came up yesterday ’Whrn thry ram r to me and V'rea'ened l<> b-av* Ireeaus* their -iniforma got wpt-'ert a 'Ittle, I "Id them 1hoi -v. had dine alt •v* posslhly could and that if •hey wanted lo have that war n lo them [ had heaters gon r last p|ght. drying out their nlforms. “ It i* of course reyr* table but there was nothing mora we nubl do. If it had not been for hat rain, or If Ihe City Comdaali ner* hid given ua tha inoncy wi h which to fl* the rooS r—amt I've told them repeatedly that the City haa 'ou much money invested out (here no to spend a little ami aav* our In­ vest m ent—everything would have been a 'l right." T11 Health Forces Woodruff Out Of Senatorial Racb ||*r * • * ! ■ » • » * Owal hylr o fftr of support,” Mr. Wood. - ff aaid In a a'gned statem ent, ‘and I very deeply regret th a t ill ealth cause, me to make this )five tents were leve'ed a n order disbarring *him ^Yom t much of the canvas ripped American LTmin pit*. Vn.-tcrday M i a m i T a o f N i t r h t estimated a.' $20,000 by F.rnest (fe w l i a s e s O s w e a r s D of | the United Stataa Sjpeme Court Jm I w I H I ‘ k m * * * , Deladata, in charge of agreed to hear the g -vernment’a expeditions. tended to be (here and lean t appeal from a decision of th e ' the “low down” on the C hatta­ L'nite$ Rts^ea CUtuit Brasil's national coffee departtutt Court of | nooga baseball ilAiation. In ms MIAMt, Mar. 10. — (A P) A ment announced 35/ 101,332 sacks Appeal* which atarred the disfcarticca ten t to the membership freak, 43-mile wind and rain 0f e ffee hail been deatroyed up to ment. President H. M. Papworth of the • tnrm tha.’ struck Miami last Dec. 31, l'J35, in the country'a Chamber of Commerce urged a night injured aome 30 person*, five year effort to reduce / world large attendance because of Imflattened a. carnival show, dam supply and balance it against tlr■orunt Jmslncaa lu come be­ ! aged many small buildings and maml. fore t))g gropp. /b lew down electric lines In the | northwrat and southwest secTomorrow’* meeting of ‘hr I tion, of .he city. Women's Home Demonstration ------j It apparently was an offshm t Club wll* be a r th* residence of _ ""*»"■•** n . r---. r . . . < At A Prlca You Caa Bear | r f a winter storm of moderate Mr*. Leo V. Burdette, 1003 Elm e nu ^r ° f these bird* ha* faren * intensity reported moving northAvenue, instead of in the Court ^ bjr tro P<«!»l atorm. a n t i eaa ward ihrough the G #ir of kl.llng b y wandering fWhermen Mexico. Houae office as originally a n.uneed. The Club meeting la to who have been ualng the young I Car.ening clrcua wagon*, fmllbe at Z-.U P. U. * .* - / , i . fr" h IT>f>t »»I H 'r 'h F 'W i* f~ i ■**# T.i ,J,^>JNVha Tap A Body Repair ply. That th r afw rW fflRreTIene' I caught hundreds of persona em­ M7 Oak J . A. Marti* with ixtinctlon. A warden i* ployed at (he carnival unaware* Karl Lehmann, former secretary of the Seminole County Cham­ now eing maintained on certain aa the wind, which had been ber of Commeice, came uv*t Of the l ower keya Died by the blowing about 20 miles an hour I from W inter Park this morning birds for th# ocation of th eir shortly before 7 o'clock Jumped This’delicious ch— $m food is L> attend the funrral service fu, brve'ing colon!'*. to 43 miles, as mra*uied by the Dr I. N. Kennedy, execitlv# Wea her Bureau; tents coTapaod the la.s Mayor T. L Dumaa. DIGESTIBLE AS MiLK Mr. Lehmann I* now lecrelary of secretary of the State game com- and wagons overturned. The i the Lake I ounty ( hamber o, mUnon. waa the main ipeaker at squall laded orJy five minutra. [ ITSELFI o m m irtt but wa* "loaned" by the ann- i l lunch# n at which Several section* f the c ity ' that o rg an lu tio n to Itullina Col Mi* Wm. F. Blackman of Winter were left in darkneaa when pow-l Park presided aa tosatmiatrea*. k -- .o u l , u t „e dtive for $300,cr line* fell before the wind or j Dr Kennedy, in order to em p h a-, fM||*.,| btcaae of ligh nlng. iOO which atari d today. • lie to th r state game wardens fall* from the earniva' and John Erwin Dalton of New the -necessity o f protecting The other damaged localities kept all hewk* of Florida, many of which York filed for record today a the cily'i ambulance* -and po-j w arranty deed to a lot at For- have been killed due to the fact lice ear* buay mote than an that the cillienry generally does "«t City he b ught for $l0O hour hauling injured D hoapl J front T. Mane Mohi. The deetl nut appreciate th at the majority tala, bloat suffered bruiari andi of nor hawka are protected by la w ,' ru , a’ jjj ^ contains aome atrlngfnt provlwa* reportad serious I IlkUea la Tahvssta'e ikUt a d l alona—a residence must coat at •ecured a num b-r of cnple* o f the ly hur new auili -7on book of hawk* to Cheddar C h aeaa f l i n g are ossltkle n t $1,600, cannot be built The wind ripped roofs off protectire elraaaaita a t tmmay t ied*. within 25 feet of the front lot form a circulating library for the aeveial houses, broke plate glass It'a wnmlteful im rbfth a k Bmrm Florida ward' ns. tine, other building* m u st'v e sat window*, lore down a|gna, and Kraft Vdraeto—la soadwtefliea. ka The major attract) n of ,,, the i uurnoteJ treea. back a t least too fert. the lake r.________ front must always b* kept1 dean, afternoon ,es*ion s i t an 1!“ »Damage at .the carnival, where and should the lot be offered Irated adilre*-*. "Wahderings of ■ i for sale at any time the original Itlr', lo v e r in th« Hu ith." by t owner shall have fir*! chance to Ablin II; ilndley, former educa­ tional dir- r t r of the National buy it. A sene- it |o t i of A dnlnin Sorietiea. Mr llad b y for Im -I lxr> h urn kept hi* siidii'tieo vp It'o-'Dil with the hea.ty of lb»- picture* shown and hi*, »ntertnining narrative of bir! advinturing nlnng th- cu ait fu m Teas* to Virginia. Thr averting ndj irned after endorving the eight (sdnt prognim r c nlly adopted y the Florida CHICAGO, Mar. 10.—(A’l—The protect and conserve sections of federal grand Jury today returned Comet vati n committee to further an indictment charging (Arthur F lo ri'a wild life. The first meet­ W. Ci'tten, famous grain trader, ing of the newly elected executive with a "w l ful attem pt to defeat Com m itt' will I)' held at t h e 1 and ivade an Incoma tax for Hotel M-iyfnir. Snnf -rd. on Sat- I 1029 am suntlng ba 1414.000. urdav. Mar. 2H at HI A. M. This | Tha Indictment also named meeting will be followed by a Wlltfam >E. CLIswo d, ifounarly Vnchenn for the rumrnittce ami a l j an Intamal revenue agent, charg­ Auddxm ntrm b'rs. ing he aided Cutten in alleged taa dodging. C itten waa called “tha nation’* Export* from Drug ay to the | biggest grain trader" tn hearing* United State* during January) before tha Grain Future* A Jmlnls- broke all previous rt.ord*. Mr. and Mr*. W rodruff planned •o leave this afternoon for AahUlr, N. C., to be gone some tlmo. Hr. W o 'd ru ffa withdrawal Itavai Ntale Senator J. J. P arr'ah of "ituaville a* th* onlv announead amllilat* far the office. Mr. W oolruff today laauad lh a. following signed statem ent re•ar'lnir hi* withdrawal from th r rnatorial rare: •On account of continued illnea* It has berrm* necessary for m-)t o be o t of the s ta ll for aome im* to regain my health, Nmlj berefore It will be Impossible foe •i* to make an acllva campaign 'or th* Senatorial race In the •tine P r mary, “I have, therefore, dreldad U u t n fairness to my many friands vho have nledgid to me their tqp<ort. It will be beet th a t 1 wlth‘raw from the Stnatorlel rare i t s la time. ' Ssmlnola and Brevard Counties “v sincere eppredallon for their ffrr r f aunport. and I very deep•’ reg rat th at. Ill health eauaea me —w4 mekw-fhla w lthdrggff" Freak Storm In CITY NEWS BRIEFS Hurts 30 Persons u,# iliree Sanford Men Elected Officers Of Audubon Society Auto Repairs Cut Flowers and cut flower arrange­ ments for all occasions. Mrs. C. R. Kirtley Phlne 3703 Watches, Clocks, Jewelry REPAIRED Diamonds Mounted Engraving MARTIN’S GARAGE__ McLaulin, ■r v > ' PARK AVS, TAX PAID W h is k e y $ 1 .2 5 P a* * a a n Plata • a H a lf P l a t s r%e r a i l M I N *s sag Stas • rs s « s s t t a l a W* . la S o* ta Be a s s a t th e f e n — p e s e t a s p f f a n a ra la s le a n * ) ' # a l l s k a le a w k ta h isa a r e w i t N e v e r d r a g la « a ta v a llr s a e * l a ik g i r iS oah • a ik s aa* t s t l W ( l e a IB s B ar­ re l a t tk * S M IU e rr. Irka n s t t a w • n s s t k a e o a rs* te w le s s a a e r k a a s l V e e r sa e e a a l fe e ik ia w e e k a t • h e n ' s C a n * , aw D r U s S ra a g * n lW a s a l t o s t serassfeS f k e kvtdow SHORTS CAMP Milas Otrt DaLand KA 11 ' Trauer Accused Of Not Paying Big Income Tax OM®* » o M WERT- T h e - JE W E L E R Diamonds And Watehcn Fine Watch And Jawelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engraving - ith d raw al." "I wish to exnrra*V)the-lUaaaa T O E S D A Y , M A R C H 10,. l « t - W N F S a P U K 'R a A N K T I I K I.O W KST* g . , , D o lU i* -•iE ^ U a t a k ^ S S S M b - * » g S S S ^ S S ^ t 123L + ? *?» O V& 2Z - ..... . ^ W &Beaeh *2.00 .1« M W . Falo* 3.60 tn d\aP*PQ ^* ..... \t).06 34-3® Ocala DRINK RUMS DRY FALK GINGER ALB AND ACID. ALKALI YOUR SYSTEM UPPER 10 TRUE FRUIT LIME RICKEY TO COUNTERACT * NBHI MALTED CHOCOLATE % NEHI ROOT BEER ROYAL CROWN COI.A NEHI TRUE FRUIT ORANCK TREAT YOURSELF TO TUB BEST Sterilised Belli** NEHI BOTTLING CO. C. ». McKEE-Owwr S ....1,60 2-3® « aWoti CW ' uljkkelan*4 k a la a * " r r " " f i . P i« « a » •« " V’A 34.T® ....... \8.05 52-5,0. *r- - - t2 .4a3 ® .A«i U!n*t a z z — .v& a s G a in e » , ^ #. Veto A*'*'1 1.85 "S t o s BUS c * ..w a a » * United Lumber Co, Seasoned and Unfinished Lumber • L u a a b c , B u ild in g M a la r ia l— R o o fin g " L a a a b o r H e m n d B y T h o G o ld en R n W MV a n d F r m c h j • i . V - : p,M O».71 DR. HKNRY McLAULIN Op'omMrW Eyes Exaralrtei OlaMtee Cnrrecti) fitted U S P u l A ia W o m a n ’s C l i i b M a r c h 12 a n d 13 2:30 TO 4: 30 P . M . ' J m C w ta i ' k waUrlMi ctMkkwyT Bow a*d w k a 4o you us* year th rift m k w T Bow o i i m i m JW f olsctric m i l with greater #f- a.fr ■fc __ ^. . . dwL— - a a ^ .H a .a u a a a w iw * . 1- *-• >S V. L fciEK aW LV rv v S 'i)J. knsvrn L A R Company t* win m w w an o f i tioea and more whan they te i yha m ... Ith) �II|W |W AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Member Ansoclated Prena 9 SANFORI). FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. MARCH II. 19.16 ... , m fin a l jir-perst lun* have been known to Sanford women, will made fur th r annual free rlectnc assist Min Kahn on the it n » . . .« w * F C r » ,.0 ,rrn:; „ -w > -■ u, n* r i t t n ____A t school each clay 10 pi lie b u kel* Tinir^'iay ami Friday afternoon’* of RiuCrrie* wk'l be given away J along with the food M m Kahn I foul Woman* (Tub by the Hor- cooks and valuatde electric! Ida (hmi-r A Light Company and prises. Th# Sanford Herald with the Among lhose» co-operating with] cn operation th e achool are: Riley’1*, Seminole | Twenty fi ve th<onund dollar'* H Slave Company anil many local Creamery, A. K Ko«***t the «um deman*l*d hy Stitnlov merchant*. The public I* cor ter, florist. White L i l y H Andrr«on «*f fa rlto n W Smith. iliully invited to atlcnd. Floor Company, Wr«*on Oil and of Dayton, D , f r Dim death of M i n K l i a n n r a K a h n , o f t h e I. Snowdrift Company, Hell Hrcad hi* daugbter a* u n * u lt of a>* lu*t Ortuber, 4 II Slave C o m p a n y, who hail i C om pa ny J o n * a C h a m b l i M C o m - autnitvob le wn*'k r h a i g e «>f In# a chm il h e r e m t h e . p a n y o f J a c k a o n v d ' e , di« tiib u t o rw according In s *uit on file in the fall, will again nerve a t Ih* of Churngutd, Unlgr 4t Son. * ffice of the County Clerk of home economist and will pr#- Sanford Furniture Company, thr F nil rt* Acr«»r«liriK lo i Re mformntmii l*«re many appetm ng di-het in Clry of Sanford. Piggly Wiggly, t n n Ainh mort, a the electric kitchen to ire «r- 1IIII Hardware Company, llanlanged on the *tage of the dall Electric Company, Sanford miner, ilanghl'-f of the jtlainlifi'. iltn) *)fi (M 14, 1hr* dav Mb»ain* dub. Electric Company. Srmino'e th#1 a##l«t#nl wL ■L. .1 i" .ilh'i:* <1, •Mi** Hahn i« n graduate of T ire Shop, Hofmann Viectrie riikjHiul l‘> th It fJlL't lH ' of the Milwaii tf*e Downer t'olVge Service, and other*. Ti tU | minor Jin#* l..'t» rmii" whe ■*|ie spe. iuliset! in dietetic*. The p riir grocriy basket* will tinuicL^r nf * ai It' ■it \V SitMirs She ha, hud m u c h experiene contain loave* of Bell bread, ami RK«* tliivi*r »«f ih. t.ir Th-» the pre para Don and a n a ly s ts'o f Wesson Oil, Snowdrift*. Churna. i-ili iit •isrt iKe m*fht of. fond, and l« prepared to answer Bo*d and crystal icla^vea, aackx 0 ,*t ft. 1**1, *R..n |n mi I 4 w..mh *11 problem* regarding the limit- of White Lily Flour, and other of Sanford, *»n Slat lt"*d V If iny of food. article* tha can be U»ed by nl* b twecu Sanfmd 11nd \S mr«*r Mi*« M argaret Ilrsd b y . home f i n d lie 4 . fl- uij ,iet* o f flown-r* tin* I "a rk trin o m ial for the Florida Power na!r«l by A, K. lii*****tti*r will Marjory Lino Amli* *01 4 and Light ('oniany, who la well also be amonjf the pritra. guv+i of the Smith* and wa »n------------------------------------------------~ — -— — vitrd by the datiirhli t \*f lIn \ta fcqWBW uggest Plan Will Su m Report At Special frum *-:UI l> ' :w ■' .. • I_ March I / . * ------ Papworth States ........ ... He Will Resign President Of Group Says Members Are Lacking I n terest Step* w e r e ta k e n «• n of the Seminole Jounty Chamber of C o m ­ merce l a s t night to re o r g u n lie the tratio hotly. A committee to propuse » p la n of reorganizing wire minted b y P reh itlen t H M papworth. an d it will hold ita first meeting a t *1 o ’t l 'i 'h A t eetinn A thia afternoon and wil1 report bark to th r Chsmlier u f Cum laerce a t a special meeting of the bq*rd of directors on Tuerday evening of neat week, Mai FiflJ(T Against Request For Iiig Itc-. liof Appropriation Tourist Hy Father Of Girl Asked To Ry Mr. Roosevelt Is Go On Auto Ride Relieved Indicated “»n ' * " THF I'OWDKU KKG ON THK RHINF. T ssiwvsp' ^ m * V S '-tsttv -•■•lli » lek.s V E K ttJM French Declare Honor At Stake M A N N H C 1*A PA R IS M ASBBUttklffj TOUL • / V / under and ui*fiiie an liTtiMMMHMWHI 'y Nation Threatens To Quit League Unless Rrituin Helps Oust Nazis From Rhine " V i . nA N F i ifti-i«:iri|. Si nntm Huyih-n *t I 1 \ t 11 > > lid allot Lei pi |M i d m h p.iYinc 11ihiile t ■ the I’uhVibniii' *t r a t io n 3h*CH JJ35f L O O K b CH ja S ^ £ S ;in S /> i " W ork* N CM HER 117 W ar N ow A s Later, 1s, French View O f Case V\ VvHIVi r o N . Mur 1I t toil I*. d e n t I ..i«to n .n n w o u ld a-k I .in is e r n * | Him iltMl.iplll sin! *1 oii.iuhi min fur runt ••in ini* I .•K s-« 1. f program ir* ,| i-- d m S'-nnte circle* a* Hem , .„ wilinrd n Iw n tb feii- . f II V\ I -.1 r\VA. S. , Rtiltinton r»f Ark in*n«, |i . • «l ■ h a tho , Mil a 7,ti*i(» W 1 |»M fill i( H*1.1re«w, ii* ft•Mill* 1 ’ mM.». % 1U r ; | **» • •. 11 M U k • 1’nil! »'fin \ i110,11 i: • 1 ' t l"t» ii'i ll tu"u4lll>| th. |. 1 \»»l »»0.5*1 <'mumi 1(>•»• mol 1. ■ II .1 1 iln itv !, airic*'' v\ !■r’e ii Ri 1" limk'1 1» "|»"1 if dmI fo -I).ill o 1 nl t tie iitif i r lunate I • ~i* Kulahlished In 196S Trade Body Of (County May Be R e o rg a n iz e d T o B e H M T h u 's d a y . F '. d c y ^ ^ 0 f G ir| By w p a , p w A I- Sanford Is The Only L'entral Florida City AfTnrding Rail, Iiighwt And Water Trannportatkip < & h? ^ a t t f o r f r i b r a l i i • VOLUME XXV •— ?$zW- I B B P i^ w F Seminole County Prodares Afore Fruit* And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In America t •■ ‘'■R-J ' ---------W~----------------------- ‘T * - — — X MAI N VOUTlVt roaTivKsrgM.5 FLVIUC 5QUAOROM3 P ill CSOtf ■° // «.F N |;\ Mar, ||. _ ( A P ) Krpre**rnlat it r» of five na* lion** allied in the I iltle and ILilkjin F n l r vi le a de ci ded 1 6@* ila» til support Ihe French |ir«ifrM aitainal German r#"rrupaliiin nf Ihe IlhincUng. I hr ^.lllun* rrp rr.i ntril s r r s I iriliiK liitiU ,. Kmn.nl* and 1 i i r Kl . i i . . emu p»«ing th* I iltic K nlrnlr. .m l lirrvc* sml I'urkry nhirh, wllh Hamams ami \ ugiwUtln, w ,k* up Ibr Itslksn Knlcnlp. W f | N 5 t P 0 3 T3 n i ' p r npriat.bill Isocarno Signatories Meet Tomorrow In London ( ’onferenc© f"• II A »|Oll fetl m l lirojot-i al f* n il a n t I* jfo o n th e autom obile »• »dv piop" .. I b u t for wh ie h The early report * n «ugtre«' le. R u t. a i T m d r»kr to th is* ( mu U a r e Ijm kinj* ed by W. A. lo ftier for tbe rea u r i n a t i o n , J a n e L iu | i i m Suoih, litany tin d Fram»* h a v e fn nmkiriL' known Omi Hi* *pe tliii-e u u a i i i ii-* in M * i Id VV n la i , ,aon that “it would not t># well w h o c*Iter titl'd iiinl diovt* " o lid i i.i( ito'onip1 on the re| ef ijue* t r m n e t t t h e i r ifuua o n e a c h o t h e r I""if Hi ti o iit e i* o f that f a t e f u l lo let the m atter rent in uncer­ / a ii lo im > bil f w i t h t h e |ie rm i* * « n , lieu noiibl ri'd k-o foiward t Hiw t e r n o i \ ’he R h i n luiut II I* in p sltHU tainty." "There ha* been a little th e F ren c h and I b l | ro n n e iil, and know bdkfsi ml wc 1 . Mr Km .evrlt intim ated he E i a n foi t if i» at mu* a n d p o in t a t o win* h t«v)in«iri lr»i*t|M Hav a d discordant note,” he said, "but y o f ( "h i Uo n \V S o n "h'* A liiirlt *i iirt t* liir ln rt'd to th at will work out all right the niachine *at n burh, in if lit >1 lay i* ntil tb<* nuUvt of v a n e m l in v i**lu11->M o f I n a i i e * tn o o i i n l a i n a d iu n ili a n n d area iinnmil trip t«• Florida mi tlity I lint F riim 'f will q u it Hdwever, we ought to do some _____ l i m a f e 11 n d u n l a w f u l t sit** h ■ H I mil ■ ) Fn alnrufi* the Klun* Ktv Fho ■I 51 11 Id With a i winkle in hi* llii' l.istviK- <»f N a t inns' u n le s s thing w ithout delay." ' n, , _ | o f *peer I <n a w >1 a n d *lip* be (o|d lepoiters he m.^ht ll r v a t llritiiiii lim k * ht*r d eThe -ommirtee is compo.e .1 o f . ^ n a i r m a i i S a y s T h a t pery pavenient u f w h r h tin «lel„ n e the fiii>*tw«iif1 at the rcipif.il Miami Dial H ille r w ith d r a w )L H. Coleman, chairman, II. It. f e n d iin j w ax p u t u p o n notin' by *n hiw,iv to fhe treln hi* tn>n|>* frn n i th e R hine* Tope, Fred T. Wl'llama, Charles r e a s o n u f w a r n i n g * ii ?»m o r - 1 le d I ' l i * <tl**ot r e p o i t * on t h e <. rt la n d . T hi* anil! F o r u p o n a nti nlonir * a id h i j i h w,»y Duao and E. 11. Laney, • iint M i it i- t ir H n n illn w ill It i* a lle y eil t h a t t h e 1 fir ftkid- n<* ' “I a h i ' that le*, than tiv Before appointing the coramlt previously hint tn k v i Im» w a rn in g <,f a u c h d e d fo r 125 f e e t i l l t h e w et pave* f f.mm iwio nun tee H r. Papworth declarwd th e' All expense* Incurred by placK ' e t u m i n r c o n f i d e n c e in t h e J o - 1 Stmte nennt * |M»ddjhU- A'tHivi with him when h* irrespectlea of what action the, ing a Seminole County exhibit in cal real e a t u t e a i t u a t i o n w a s ex* m n\ a m i f i n a l l y t u r n e d o v e r , n miijffti he .idlked dt • titled p' vutrly they had r,» ifm-d It. I^mdmi t.iilmrrnw for tfeO f l i r t i n g f a t a l i n j u r l t * to M a r j o i i u commute# t'akss and Irreipoe- the Ckntral Florida F air a t Or- prexsed thia week by reprv^en* •on to lielirve he would n«h for r' life renei' i*f Lorn mu treaty tlva ef the sucres, ha haa at lando last month were la st night tativea wf the Metropolitan ln»ur- ; Limn !^ n A ' iu le ra u n I t 1 * a U o iilleffevj f I. I Jo.niHi.tHMi; t ihera . conteim «| *l)fitniwiex. ^ ' ., , tnat f ve pvr^uii* w**n* 1 niuiif !.♦ ^ mealing w ith the S tate Road o n lem l paid by the board of dl- •oca Lomp/ny w h e n t h e y made . r r t ., * , . , Hi «Ma«t aniounl aoultl depmitl Offniald «(ihl Flandin « a i p f f ... ____ I : . . | thw f r o n t a«aa« » f lli • MUt m il moKilc D epartm ent.A a Orlando ^ i r Mar., nMtora of the Counig., Ckamkor **.hal> v u g u h lr s p rin g eat) upon rtM w r y «ver avalfahle from l «)» ' t» I. U Anth if, Pa* * , ha will roalgn as presldeat of Commerce. Tho action was th alr Sanford rvpraaantativui, A. 'he I I.N!Ml,nn0.o«h) appropriated 1"h foreign *rcrvt*iy, tl>W •* mmf. the Chamber of Commerce taken a fte r Trealdent II. M. Tap- P. ConnKly A Sons, II ,f v 1»r In b * hibliret me* -f.lsjl* Fram e wag not aoln# In _ -*Vpon hi* return from that Orlan- worth o f the Chamber of Com. Tho visiting official* from Now m early January, the |Vi* idem ■'tan.| iirnintt further ocrupatlmi do meeting. 'merer scored C ount, A gent C. R. York woro C. D. LoBoy and J. I„ extinioited the c a rry -over th* •I ul of tie* Uhinvland fliy , U«rmaji Mr. Papw orth advised th r com- Dawion for .pending too much •Flower, and they told A. 1*. Con­ $ I JH):>.iktfi.iMMt, T A I . I . A I I ASSF.K, Mar. I I . - tr«ai|M tn\ itiili'ifi by Uli-urnph # » ' <** mlttee th a t in proposing a re money an-1 for placing “ refuse* nelly that real ts ta tn values and ( VIM Tho S upreinw f m i r t yea ibiv « xirviJi'tl in 1*r*"*iilt'iit lb*'*« Au duiH<>ri(ilivf xiMtkramtn d^* organisation it should ronslder produce on display, and Chair* returns are Improving constantly | \. U | m i .'iiit* t » Snnfortl Dv I n tin V u * \ t r » p i l a n in j u n c t i o n h y r!,ir«*.| **We know war la aom* • possible change In aecretary .'m an A. (J. W agner of the com­ t . f assit'ii «*f hit xi*it l«» Winter bbhirh f ’i r r u i t Ju« ltf# J . H J o h n - m»r in Ian yrnrx anyhow. W i ) b a t Ilew kins Connelly stated m ltt'g had declared th a t Mr. Dark "*i Mai 21 when In- »* '*• Mill o f T a ll a h a x ae t* r#afeaiite«l cu! - nnifht ax well hav# it now, whll« Ralph F. Bagwell's service* Pepurorlh had told the commlt- origin In tha lower Eaxt T o u t I. i*ih ii an honorary »b*irn'- 1'V b*rtio|f(l^f thr chain »»t«r# taxr* we are pn par«*il. Th# only w ay “hgve been very satisfactory In tee that the "sky la the lim it" in haa, unvfuostlonably, spread tou -n .iilrs tomorrow will lio g* Lev IbtllniH TH# InviimiMH W|£lniiiHtr In al J u l y 1, Inn t h e »r» whieh ll lt e r 'a tnmpa will these troublesome times since the m atter of expense. th* lower W rit O o .it and la pro- ! actly 1J hours apart, at I ■* A wnv we nt by ibe C'-rUial tin I r o u r l -Ii.I n o t ilwiili* K’^elf w h a t I* ave the Ithirielnml ia for thn Karl Lehmann left USi1* and h a ( The motion to |siy the bills, reading northward In reg u 'sr M. anil L.’W T, M. Unfit tbb » ll S.oHU -Fl*»r uU W ater ‘11 •l a t o t h e f a v a r t m i l l y t m - a m e v f l i r a rno fik'nnbirie* to drive them moved a vote ef appreciation amounting to dtnut .500, was course. Properlira owned by the Iw at 10: IS A M. a n d l l i l o |* M , N'-\V YORK. M ar, l l . U 1 -,|lJ* frrtivi* out, but a Atitch In time ta v e i vu'gfi led inn N o .lit,, attache at l !■in I iitiiiiilllee. l i v e r the to Ihe secretary. The reeotutlon made b y L, Hawkins Connelly, Metropolitan are returning b e tte r1 — — T hrr wii* a n e v e n l y 'l l v h IimI ninr. There contra a tirna when l>ir# of F ru l F. Dorncr, rHair was adopted by unanimous vole, was secotrled by W; A. Lefflsr rental* to the company and tale* • .Ijidgi' Js*. (I, Sharun mbit *••■ I 'be German cnnruliile in New Hum uf thr* r u m m i l l e # , a m t 1 u p i liiuvi iniaom* t h e m i j u - t l i r r i , a nation refute* to be humllUittd This brought from Mr. Pap- and w*« panted by unanbsou* hiv* been made a t pricca which n Townsend Club in Tuft bid York, irinniini*!d jf* le n la y that F r e d II D » v h , »la <kr«| t h a t t h r D r r ^ n l e n t m a k e j b u t Iti•»iitWorth ih* itatem ent th a t he w ai,«ot*. Prise money am ounting to la r * most satisfactory, night sml will speak bef..i* u 1 v pimoianil uf Kvirhsfuehrer H il­ a '> *'! mil i n v e a i l u n t i u n tub* "*ir , imiiirh ho Mmw th r i *iv «li«I nut in fiunt of the world* French "p’eaied to ta y he could not have, I C u li ii W o . ra g e at “Th* company's confidence In sim itar gnmp In D rangr I* Ly 1" ler all (Jermnn ritixenn living m w a t e r ti r o lile m * " a m t m a k i o* Ih y h u u * *• ( f o t i v i ' u n t i l Fell, 25, hiumr U at slake ami wu era rcaily hi draw the iwnnl If ncceiIbe (ttiiled b'tnti s nre to lie con* had a more able a u li ta n t” than .Sanford Is evhlenced," according murruw night. c o n c u r r c i l w i t h t h i # v wlh -ars" tn keep it un-ullieil." -irlp teil for |Heslble service in *‘« i f ( b i a l i r i ' t ‘«DifstVi«m<‘ o f Il*»* to A. P, Chnnally, “by Ita deter* Cotlllllitlrt" lO lll«Iir«l%f *» dill»it# j t-f Jl|i| UTv III ilirseiilh hhj Jittltf* The French ultitinle waa de­ vninatkm to Improve, modamiie, The w nither: fienerally fnu Ihe fatherland’* Nnsi leg) ■IW, Ihal iix acliviUrx Am* | h»|IHi nl J •iin-sun'w in unclion. scribed after Flandin had eon* t!pon rpi ' ipt uf tlx* tinier in N’aw and raiw ir those properties which tonight and Thursday, sum- * ini a n ff fin*t , j' Wil« '”(|ifnilir| ler-i-il with Am « -uulor PotentIn ihe event' the I'ro iilc iit Th. ft own* In the city." Work will cooler in mirth portion ti.mgbi Viirk, nal if in i i n waa im m vtllalfy nut ri'in r to Sanf-inl, the »'•»> a t Ibt* m iir . in that Comj»lroller km uf ILi-.ia, the nation w ith ’ Ir«tn«niittf<| bt all ClrifTtin <*»»■begin In the very Immesliate fu- Extreme northwest Florida I'l m iltre "hum bly ru p ire t." him I M In* virtually n left In hiv which F r a n c e algnrd n m ilitary xtilalea in tin* ITnilril Statrx. ack of Interest In (he organ Kiler v nig In tir * on Mstroolitan properties In 1ly cloudy, permit a »m sll rom niltlev f""U i.wn ilelermlnu'iun whether l» assistance pact ti|«.n which HlUar All in al# *liIijv*i*|* wt'f# romxatlon by tha membership. But WASHINGTON, Mar. U — </P) Hanford, under th* aupervlsion of j Thursday, the water gruiip to call un him reipnn* payment ..f the lax s h„ hi]1 v)cnundatlo« mnmit'ti lit r#p>rt inmn*ilial#y h e spoke a t some length on the —The lfru*e ways and m ean, th* office of A. P. Connelly A and explain the aituatiun. from last July |. lie previously „ f ,he U sarnu treaty. \ expense of th e ’ Seminole Coun­ sub-committee today clamped a Son*. Announcement* were made I- '''‘her to their locol consulate or Mr. Burner'* telegram l" I’tei. announced he w ml.l follow IRI- Krencli officials said! It Wpa ty exhibit In th* Central Flor ''g ag " on any fu rth er discloaure* the consulate general In New "Tha*# men," stated Mr. Con­ day by the Traveler's I n s m i l •• , idrnl Himscvclr rra iU as fulln*" ligitlaliyv act which fi*-,t J u ’y nc«-<Tify Jo#. G reat Britain to kla Exposition a t Orlando I**: of treasury data submitted *■ a nelly, ‘'a rtT ^ m llls r with the *n Company, of H artfi nl. C o n n , York. _, ,,, , , , . ......................... ■*wn-t>n.»» I a * thee ffe c tiv e dale. Author! KlJIlct this tint* t o pramonth, of hi* effort's to get y -baai* fo r working out Preaidrnt Ur* Southeastern territo ry and 1lh*t l-ewt., C,,J,tmHfa_u(„Nanfu. J tiidve sources rstim atn l ' rollec- Vrnl ,|r>lh „ f |h a teagu# of ' ■ ' h jW been tffqhimLsl'T'l-nniioli more road work In thia Cmin-J Roosevelt'* 1792,000,000 ta x pro. th e ir judgm ent haa bran 4lmU^ lum of the ta* of July I would NwtlssnV* official vahlt ly, and of tha Chattanooga Base granv * cated ovar th* last several years County % rent, with temporal y will be given those in financial rt>ul|l ta w 'in ttr l*aik( aacuimir hnng in 11/itHI.OOo mure than .ephi, ,jnWi F ram e will bo satisboil C'ub situation. Ha also are lull. In Ota' M ndling of tho Metropoli­ oflces lerated at 10H Miignol a strait* or suffering physical dls- you a meat hoxpitabb* w«*bt»m»* would he • lltit* ini'll by slartim f fi, t| wi(h „„ ,-e,lures. Germany * w s several reference* V ittee is tan properties *t thl* point. W* Avenue. Mr. Smith has h e n n 0bl lty. We urge your personal invest) I lle.li.in. as of Feb 23. must re m o v e a t least TO percent S l ldlyhoolng” lj by tha Chamber approaching an They will not L.> subject to Imunderstanding foal th a t tha people o f Sanford resident of Sanford for tb- last gat inn into or w ater problems M a in store operators cmi'end- (lf h rr fpm i the Rhineland, of Commerce In tha last four th a t U x rate* on undiatr&lutad n ig h t be Interested In the flaw 13 years and is well known here, mediate military service, he .aid, which cannot fail to rv«ul' ('••'" ed the U s was not effective bn wur|,| must know that Gery e a n , which ha decried, and corpora ted earning* be ad ju stcl j point, which m m who »r* really f it will be held In rvkdincs* in runstruction of the ratml. If July I, but was suspended In It* rcdv.l, declared th a t a fte r p utting In so a* th m eet any loea o f rwvenua speclallsta In th# real aetata field ^ “ rn,‘ r ‘ ?• " the event o f an emergency. t... t k . order 1 vUU ^ Sa,,forJ I* “ l« rations until the Supreme ,.T hij s |H1ker game, but cwlvtfS I n»t rue Dong by wire from Thoau i ••*•# or eight year* of h a rd ' re t as toned b y ----“ ' -------“ — *■ *------1 — 1" providing a “eush- entertain toward Sanford.** ___, 9,*I"*>1,U|U In attend a cun- , r. lah|e( to , nr. flnr uf , 06 rvlchs- *ihlc we humbly request >‘*u l» F ourl rul-d on wlw her the law France know* th a t *h* Km a work fo r tb* organisation w h a t' Ion" reserve for corporations, receive briefly a sm all cwnmii* was uncnnstilutl mal. L a.l Octn- roy, | [iUBhi |f th* card* am had heard In tha leal few and by axempUng banka, lnaur< le# from this organiratinn whi'e U r, the o u t t upheld parts of |Bi)| ull ta b * , she I* csrtaln day* had “dlaguited" him, hence «nc* eompaalaa and fiduciary or­ slid. at W inter Park Uf Niiftl# iilh#F the Isw and threw out oilier of winning. Therefure, aba la (OeatIawe* Oa rag* riv e) ganisation* front the projected parts and then <>n Feb. 25 It willing b> go the limit." point. corporate levy. “ We feel despite our appeal* reaffirmed the October drcUion Colder w eather swept Into th* A spokesmen fur th* Franck Emerging from Ih* seseloa. Middle W est Unlay, ^rin g in g pected th a t * number of shippers there ha* been no adequate In­ a fter a rehearing of tho vase. foreign office iipent Ihe mornlag Representative Vinson, Democrat, frees** to a wide area, b u t most will algp attend the conference vestigation into w ater dangers, denying dally all sufg*rti*M From tho P o rt e f Central Flori­ Kentucky, asserted “ I can’t talk, of the E ast remained warm and T W O D I E I N H III T B “ ,, . . . Xk ' ami can esUbliah th a t the th a t France was willing to «•»* LONDON. Mar. l l . - I A I - T h ; highest geological and e n g in e e r beegus* o f a "gag." C hairm an da a t Sanford, • Sam 'Houston, publicity dirretur ...... .... pleasant. Tha cold la expected In ii n — promise or negotiate In ea Edward V I I I , Complied dally by th* Seminole Hill said o th er members of* tha •oread Inip the E a st tonight. of the ''Bcliovw.lt-Or-N.it'* sh' v b"** bHI'F th ,t ing authorities c infirm our (rare. f WARSAW. Mar. ler wuu'd make a few gesture*. We also feel our s la 'u . hns Jew gentil* were kilted „„ withdrawing a few Uoopg County Cham ber ef Commerce aub-comraltiee opposed tha previ­ Freese* wore reerrdad south to now playing daily on First Slre-t.l U th ,lo r Kt" * ’ “f. n " “ * . ^ u w d j in Hof* yesterday. showing arrival* M d departures ous procedure of giving ou t In­ Ihe t r s a l l a e e * o . r s a c 31 Texes panhandle where next to McCrory'a Five and T m mtTTJ w** of/ k U " ? *r" '0“T and promising not to bulltb fu rtk Cent Store. declared today .Ihnt . . . in the House of foram ina today Amarillo had 3S. via S t. John* River. Wednesday, formation. Cent .Store, flcaliun* in th# Rhineland. n . sccrvs nf Sanford peiqd*. wit in a message signed bv th r King. Mar. 11. IMS. Premier A lbert H « m a t a*a The message related tn the nrsoed hi* various freaks am Fureliei Minister P lem -E tk n fto necessity nf revising the civil _ perform ers during _ shi- opening Flandin tohl a theorlng parllft* ment the world m ust turn to W*T of the T l.lts r a * ■i , , , lh* « " « ' fami,y' ‘ n,, Hoosebcat NOAH’S ARK for " if the will of tha strong *na •reunion of Orlande toorial*. (Sam my) loing. J . Gordo# B ar­ de*tn>y treaties.** s k n i r The .Kns .1 gency of his m arriage should be Eight candidates for political skull Houseboat ACHERON III. wl‘h government,* Tha . h o . will c m lin u .|u k t n ,nt(, a(toua( w (hat ,n lh„ -T he French B u fo rd Klwanla Club today I ,m ploy*r, d v k leader and pri­ throughout owners, Mr. and Mr*. W. W. offices were Introduced at a meet­ nett an.1 W. E. Wi'son. They tha week. treat's*** * • were Introduced by Mr. Spencer. even, provision m 'ght be made voted two memorial* te I vato cittern w u paid l y Judge Acheaon cf JackaowviU*. for Her M ajeity the Queen and ing of the Oviedo Men’* Club In In Inviting candidates to address th e late M ayor T. L Jam. 0 . Sharon, and ruolationa DKFARTURUW arran t food* placed nn m - member* of I lk M ajesty's family." Ovirdo la st night' and delivered the club, Ih# members went on presented by a committee com­ ord today show Ih* transfer of s MS LARI DEZ8T1 R, general charter mem ber ta d ft There waa no answ er as to short speeches In support of record as barring partisan poli­ president o f th a Club, of R. Wlteoa, J. cargo. SL Jokaa River Ua* 0 % let on Cypress Avenue, between Tho Kiwanis room In tb* M Snchry wore adopted. Ninth and Tenth B lS -t* , by Jer- assurance th* King will be m ar­ their candidacies. All other can­ tics In all* discussion*. A Houseboat ACHRSON III, with didate*. It w as announced by Retween speeches musical ** M argaret V ln d a o , dla- 7 W alker «, IMbelle Williams ried. W p m for exim raH .ep tho R t Fsrnald-Laoghton Memorial Hos­ President F. W. Talbott of Hi* lections were given by th* Shan­ pital wu dedicated la memery > 0 aa River. ad aoelal welfare, for a ronsedarat'on of (400; Ihe c'ub will be given an opportu­ non brothers. of the U U mayor, an d the RlIN FORT th* K tw a n U u an tha MARTIAL LAW DECLARED “f W properly east nity to "*U ta their ra se " during MB OSCEOLA, Ceatral Florida wmftte fond for aader-pftvHegrd work of kor gvwap Is helping !f V** City* by Brady Crime* lo The Oviedo H en's Club l T a f ­ Transportation cia. children w in hereafter be knew* and oneemraghtg rk id ra n la for- H erbert Hlnaley for > ’00; and the filiated with the Seminolt Coun­ GRANADA, Spain, Mar. 1 1 # - the campaign. *a Ik* -Dumu Memorial Fund." mativ* year* la la fld ln g char­ tran sfe r o f acreage near Paol* Martial law waa daclared today M8 COLONEL, So Th* eig h t appearing la st night ty Chamber of Commert* and A glowing tribute to Mr. acter. M m Eathar Rldga Btraauklp Oft. Rex It volhd to invite Ihe county or­ by H enry R. Cook of New York to cop* with rietiftg commu- wera 0 . W. Spencer, NOAH’S ARE. Mftn Rlwualan, pnkUa •of* - 1 T. W. Law taa wmw a th e r guest* ta Clanda 0 . Smith of New York alita, who war* sacking church** Packard, Sanford Doudnty. Ed ganisation to hold It* April and l of th* d * * Meiach, H erbert Messer, S. F. log In Ovladu, fo r an tin n a ia d consideration. and cw v cata. ' • 17. Expenses A t Fair Confidence Seen Ordered Paid By By Insnrence Men] Commerce Group In Local R e a lty !-—He Was Told That ‘Sky Is The Limit’ i’AIHS. Mir 11 —(AP) Metropolitan P 1an« To Modernize Its Sanford Holdings Roosevelt Asked Court Dissolves \ By Water Group Chain Store Tax To Visit Sanford Collection Halt v— i PerHonal I n veatiga- Injunction Stopped tion Into Water, Collection ReffinFrohlem Is Asked ninjr least July 1 ST2SJS X h ,h;.‘ CITY NEWS BRIEFS Nazi C itizens In America Are All To He Conscripted V S 5 L , .. tK. o,.^. Gag Clamped On *f Commert* delivered a long Vddreti at thw meeting, mainly Disclosures O f About what he declared waa a Treasury D ata J . Thoy^wm-he reglrteml, Vmv-^ Iiii1iU „lltl W 1. pivitc Si’iliU *sid, allh'ugh riemptiuns ln sanfor.l c. L • Colnciilental'.y, there wj to mallona that tha sigk-com. Cold Weather Asrain Srsw * sau ”*.!. t : Gripe Middle West cltrua frul, marketing agreement “ rk* v”“ n“,iu approved yesterday by Srcrrlaiy ... .*> i rp_|»„ Wallace In Waahlngtcn. It I. „. KlflgT Edward TelW House He May Marry MARITIME NEWS ]2 Memorials To D ie Late Mayor Dumas d.y'r^nkV.lu rai7’ihaTmo.T:I*:!' Established By Sanford Kiwanis Club posed f. B. Eight Candidates For County Offices Talk At Meeting Of Oviedo Men’s Club LOCAL WEATHER Nik -T a * 5 | ^ 8* m — i— I . ■. �a* 3 *^ m0** L ab * Saving tUcktoWyi Machinery !* re w a ta t w . c m to r Gf joha than a destroyer of employment opportunities In a study of technological advancement made by the Machinery and Allied Products Institute and repdrted In T e n F itts on Technology and Employment." "Machfnery exerts one d£ the major Influences shap­ ing Amerioan civilization," • says the foreword to the re­ port: “I t is credited with making available countless Of Florid* Stine In Fish Draws A Pro ' ■.r.> * ■ •* t I t .... 1 , - Citrus County B And Attorney. Hr DAVID NBWKM, Chairman. E i M l l n Florida Cm w im Um IE OF A GOOD NAME: — eta* is rather to b* chooeti w rtfbee, and loving fnher than (Hear and gold.— might go now smok* of tl as ndle*. s4 the Uln b» 'so blown ffraj leaving the muffed-out Cn m I). TH. Florida C o w n i l i w Corn­ ell. composed Of the Florida gtata Junior Chamber of Coramotss, .Florid* S u re Chamber Of Conkmares, Florida Kiwont* d a b s , Florida - -JU tary-■Clato, Flootdn Lion* •C’ubo, Florida Exchange Club*. Florida ClriUn Chaba, Fad*ration o f Woman** Chiba, Forlda Audubon Poelety aad s t­ ar 40 more service and 'd o le rtuba and *port*menV aaaoeiatloni. movni through their a ite s ties committee ro publicly (fe­ rry th* action of (l*orye I f . SeofWU, Cliru* County prs*a employment for 40 percent at the population. There Were cuting attorney In falling to 20,000,000 more Job* In 1980 than thdre were in 1000. proarenta (he ran* of the Stata 3, Employment today fa nearest norttwi leveln In the o f Florid* i* Frank Thorny moat highly tmehanixed Industries, auch aa automobile •dn. and textile manufacturing. In the paper and printing Thompnon wa* arrested, trades and othsr intensely developed industries. Mont un­ charted with violation of tb* employment la in occupations in which machines are la s* governing th* uae o f a aaino in I m h water after nutped least. 9 , One of each seven factory workers today has a mer-ni* complaint* from Cltru* sportsmen, bu.' at th* job making some product th a t was unknown to h}» County request of th* Iloard of Coangrandfather fifty years ago. It- may be c o n se r v a tiv e ly ty CommUiloner*. Scofield elect­ estimated that one but of every, four persons gainfully ed to nol'e prrsequl the case. iployed today owes his Job to one of eighteen new inIt I* the purpose of th* Flor­ atrie a which have been developed since 1840. ida Conservation Council lb briny 4, Between 1020 and 1980 the nineteen principal to light such abuse of tho pub­ growing occupations gained almost, three timee as niarty lic trust and to put a atop do MAKALB. Ethiopia, Mar. U *workers as the nineteen principal vanishing occupations Illegal activities of oryahiiad mi­ UP)—tf an Ethiopian wants an egg lost; In almost every - case work m tha growing occupn- norities which would rob Florida tor Monday's breakfast, ho puts o f'h e r natural resource*. Cam* It to boll ta tho family pot tu and fish constitute a natural at­ Thurnday nlgbL .t - 1 traction of Inrttlmabt* vatu* to ment has been tnie throughout the development of ma­ th* stal’d and tha council proTV re It coat* for 80 hours— chinery. Child labor, for instance, declined-frgm one out of poie* to work fJr thair protec­ I BiaU gmm« a n u iirao v r* awiaw wm# in Friday** cottage or coup. 841want law enforcement and planty cveiry five children between the agee of 10 and 15 years tion. | of W. They want new lawa wkkh grain mash—until “wefl doM* by In 1900 to leas than one out of twenty In 1980. Gam* and fish cannot vote, and 6. Only 4- percent of about 8,600,000 unemployed the time has com* when *■Utoy will further guaranta* th* right II nday morning. studied In the Federal Unemployment Census of April, must cess* to be political foot­ of Ik* Mat generation to enjoy Hi* Abytalnias elnims that tha th* wood* and wateri. three and a third dayw1 cooking 1980, reportad th at thay lost their Jobs on account of "In­ balls. Th* people of Florida resits* •often*. mal!owa and * |^ i i l i dustrial policy/* under which the displacement of men Fsr many years, commercial by machines were listed aa one of several sub-classifica­ in tan sti bar* written thair awn that gam* bird*, gam* animal* th* jegg. Ho*» right, at toast on* | and aim * flah will bring mare tions, , ■ laws and th* result haa bean a I n«w «i.1s*n* and more too rid 8. Eighty-four percent of all machines Invented aad decrraio in all natural re­ | money into th* atat* than any are “labor earring" aftdoitfy 18 percent have «a their pri­ source*—fWh. gam* and timber. j other thre* attraction* In th* Drastic action I* needed If Flor­ mary purpose "labor saving.** ita.e. For thi* reaaon, th* Floridn ida would preserve s remnont of and rut newer im n g o 7. Real wages mare than doubled between 1900 and bar former- beauty or.d abun­ Cona*rvation Connell. waa organ­ mmta for ill oceaaton*. 1985 aa e result of 'greater production. In vthia-**inod dance of name and fbh. E f f i ­ ised, and for ihla reaaon It wl'i production per wage earner increased 68 percent, but to cient seed stock 1* left but eontlna* to condemn any man or group of men who willingly, make this increase possible manufacturers installed 881 .f c g y r & i £*- protect ton. ^ barter th* natural reaourcca o ff ■percent more wioIWhamT JMea^TripT 1R hom pow ei'WThfte The failure courts to to th* atat* for eoto*. protection of __ __— . „ ofth*the court* production of American factories increased 218 pwcent punblf garni' and fish law vio­ blMk b*** waa. a atop In th* lators la'eomclhlng of which tb* right direction. Other atop* ora •tot* may wrl< be ashamed. It ahead and «v«ry right-think lag j la useless to pan* laws and to pubie-oplrited man will (up port Welches, O orts, Jtw alry arrest violators when th* courts them to tiw fulled. REPAIRED fslt to do their duty. If la dis­ whlio thpsa mechianlidri teora'^lolriy absorb kmsllar^por- couraging tamoods Mount* to gam* wardens nnd Everglade* Park In Florida h tiona of tha gvai^ibla w aking force. . Engraving other officera and It Itada to 9. Had it boon necessary to Incressg hsrtd lsbot In more open and flagrant violation. 800 mile* farth er south than Cai­ ro* * * r r t. tha asm* proportion .as production between 19Q0 IM»a Th* United Slate* haa become 1030, every ■adult mah and woman In tha hatfoft and •*** censer* a lion minded. In th* press, era! million children would hava bean naeded in Jobs. It on th* Sir, and in tha mags- S . Wssking these, .... rtm\ hnd th* welt Worn sundala| •^"F-lJho flrat high hltl In U t fillin g .*now, nnd ararth- ; lag hlfhar. " S f*1 | CwisH tw B0W’ 4*Jvln«- Into tha baynn-l iho ga]«, mstaa The - JEWELER Boil Eggs 80 Hoars, Is Ethiopian Recipe Gtoeery and Meat M kt fe'S A L T e r MATCHES Gut Flower* whero they t5|alld op again * the tourist i Officially ended. 1 . 1 , . ^ TV *"•* n,|Sht aa well •T* It r i l ht^xiw , D tt personal], IhM rather wait nntf mpto of r u n older. fa-------O__ Th* gubernatorial ■ campaign I M l t almost i t and anr**tlng a* it wa* six month* ■ o * t of the newspaper*, m eet o f th* p* ip'« we think, •tilt watting for so n em * to who ran 4ro um thoir Nhtoam. U this fsit* to h t ^ I * Jaap hocome McoM*rv to t W sag of tho*4> *te**dy, tn rad* ■atlbougt “ !*’ so nedns I Ut^f Other day, h* didn’t see ' ta ih * world Any of them Mrs. C .ft.K lrttes H cU nlin, The Jeweler would hava required more than 60 percent of Uw entire population to provide tha goods and services of standard pf living whereas only about 40 p fa seeks employment.— : 10. A 75 parfccnt increase ih the 1989 production' lev­ el would be necessary to provide a “reasonable" atandard of living for every family In tha United States, according to tho Bureau of Uome Economics of the U. S. Department Tiw FUrld* Municipal Kecord pf Agriculture. From this It would appear that there la attU sffle Jimmy Banks of Orlnndo plenty for both men and machlMii to d a » Congrats. -City official* will ►totsmtod to know," say* the a t a r i, -“that Jam** J. Bank* of ; Harmful A<kvertbing 1 r»pra**nutl*i from "Roadside advertlalnt (a unpatriotic," WW j aaya • Roger FtAk Congresstor- Bxbaon, the well known economist, In an addreas before A member of tho 1938 i, Mr. Banks spNisored »f moorniH designed tt iyainto* *ad ho hs* on­ to* ho will -week for id nomnsry wmktpol ta tho *r*nt h* to Mlt the Garden Club of Babeon P*rk, In which he declared th at all "bootleg advertising*' should be di*couraged aa harmful to the epuntry. "With our national anthem kn afc./Anttrtc» -the Besiiltful/ It la a crime for anyone mar the country .roadside with sheep advertising all Among the reoaons which M r.' Babeon gives for opposition to roadside advertlsttg Are not Only such eat Ic objections as thair dofacenli ty, but alao such practical i cause of highway accidents 8 which roadside advertising furnlfhea agrtfl and others who will not stoop to use l t ^ ; 'Those roadside signs m ust Increase j cWants," says Mr. Babeon. "Drivers natur .them. Instinctively, wa think aigaa give so lnstructwia or directions. Aa t reautt* fteae distract one from watching tha highway an cause, a t highway acridtnta. ' • • I hoh tlkjfcmaa ■I t sn nallonial I >H»«ts4 IK W Real Pork 15c to A l i i S*u8**e lb. 3 We* tern i A ■ Sjiare Ribs lb. 1 3 8k* 82c 4 a A �THU SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA High School Rajah Club H a s Party al Calendar a a e n a a n iv ^TOCRSDAT By Baptist Azarians Mr*. Lorraine Baal, Mr*. Utile |FtMjWi Mrs, R_ R, rioyd, and im er School P.-T. A- u _ . . rtltorium *L3:S.VS tuLd ,M * #t xut .f^ coura* at 2 w #*ftta oa„_ ^ . ____ A uH u ^ ' u . trotis' n u b af B aptlrt Church hald T c U p t e r Number Two •• th e Saatern SU r will ' ” . *. , W*J ;,:0 0 P. M. at the hem, Vi.. Courier. 1*00 Palmetto M p m M n t h f M m C, * .- * » ■ Crenshaw a* hottetana. <**T?om‘ ;;w lth Mr*. .Courier and . G*fnT* oon*“ u « • « • >« and tociaj meeting of ^°T*d 1ariBf U* aodal period and • . U Claa* of the P i n t l" 1* * « « awarded to Mru. Ira *Thurch will take place Southward and Mr*. M. N. Clere. M. a t the church annex . “ ■4i Rafreahanenta wvra eerred . B. R. Beck and Mr*. th e hoatceaaa. Fletcher m hoateaao a . 1 Thoee p rrten t ware: Mr*. I* C. uth Side Primary P.-T. K taart. Mr*. L. T. Sheppard; Mr*. ‘U t a nbaeription bridge • ®* R> ■RHL M ry T . U R ita, Mr*. _ 8:00 P. M. a t th* Elks' {■ L. Jackson. Ml*. If. N. Clavajervatlona may bo made “ “ *• Allen O oidnltr, Mr*. , a » . Proctor, ' Morriand, Mru. J . H. ooklng achoi. sponsored Calckaigb, Mr*. Baf R. Pippin, lorida Powey and Light J}™ Ir» Southward. Mr*. B. & i and The Sanford H at- «<*«•, Mrs. C har lea Hewioas, Mr*. 1 a l l place a t 1 JO P. M. * • J* Pateraon, Mr*. V. O . H atty , R o m a n ’* Club. Tha pohiie *nd tba hoatesaea. U ” ,d.; t,a. c.tJ„ ' mford win m**t at 10:00 •fha horn* o f ^ H o n o re d Mr*. 0. E. i A t P a rty » - • . 1 **"■ PormH May, * recent lrcl* G*rc,,n w i * . w*a honor gueat at a party anford will roe«t at f+vtn Totadag evantag a t tW M. with Mr*. H. B. homo of Mr*. Lm Us RTtnL Kagt 00 Magnolia Arenac. lEIghUfath Btraet, with Ifca. 0. » £ lr!!? ,of lh* G ,rd‘rn iiford will meat a t 10:00 h Mr*. T. R. McLing, i Saeond SttwL SATURDAY :ilUn Music Club will :15 P. M. nt the atudlo mnte S, M unm . Myrtle ., Oking school sponsored orl.d* »hd Light iltd The Sanford Herald, *l 2:30 **• M- R C* n" ron and MU* M iry W ant aa hootaaaan. -Boeea. tw eet pad* and other apriag flowera wwe oaad ai *d tco n tteni. H eart f u n a ■ were enjoyed throughout tha evening and at * lata hoar p ritee wore awar ded to Mite Mary Nell Sm ith and Mlea Derie Rock ay. Mr*, l f a r waa gtv«n a breakfast aet from th e (oeete who reeelvad rartkgaa of hieeboda and tw eet peat. A tw eet couree waa eerred by P erson als Iggense At Fair r b . newly organized Rajah Club, competed of High School boye, entertained a number of the younger a rt Informally Friday afternoon and evening a t Sulgrove Manor cn Lake Mary w itn Mru. J . B. Cogburn aa chaperone. Daring the aftrrnpon the gets** enjoyed boat ride* and In the evening participated In dancing. Supper wua served oicnlc atyle. The tlub member* rema ned a t the* camp overnight while the ether gveata returned to their homes here. S The d u b , w hlrh • p t e r w - t o ’ -frfti r t 'r « l l a i « l r « m t N v « n * * ! EarlBeatty,H ero Of Jutland,Died In London Today WOO wua won by the exhibit In h it criticism of the exhibit , rvspccl fully and the expenditure it necessi­ tated, Mr. Pap worth declared th a t; Mr. Dawson “went to th e state i *»<*biii market on Monday and bought up _____ j ly farmers a lot of refute produce from last I week, instead of getting It from I LONDON. Maf. *11.—Admiral the farmer*,'* and th at Mr. Daw- I •on 'm u i t have known th a t we I bittJa o f Jutland, died early to- [ property®* had only |I8 0 or WOO to sp en d .-r day a f t e r a - t o w a - i N r h f f l d K n ' ' ' — Replying to the Chamber of | Hu wua #8. |(a contracted a P r O g T H ] Commerce executive. C ounty1hear._ cold while marching burr- I a a m Agent Dawson said th a t a rv aral' ‘headed In the funeml procession . ^ O* week* before the h l r he mai’ed , for the lute King Gn>rg* V. to 1,300 firm er* letter* •aking, i ‘ L atrr, ha suffered t torero chill „ for contribution* of frelta1 ■nd and and hia h eart weakened steadily. “ Anton ” r vegetable*, but received few reaponaa* th a t nearly all o f tha dition Singii t.SW t.N n M .r ...- a w n e y , ra |t , lh lb iu d n , by ! ^ w ^ T T r * ) ? . Tuylor, of DcLand, junior Uw 4 ro m „ nyi , „ d t h .t I < > A fric a . •tm lent .( Stetson Unieeralty told hlm th# „ hfch ihoutd d i ^ r U ^ lehOy l m p ^ i t o i *’ «■» A‘ the winner of the Athenian b „ .._ j , ™n w»» eiifnuy Lmpnn-vti, t u t ftHman. Caught Severe Cold 1 While Rareheaded E £ " £ i A t King’s Funeral " Mr. and Mr*. E. B. Taylor end give a dance in the near future. Mia* Ornee T aylor were called to Member* *r»: Buddy Bishop, DougH artford, Ala. tha firs t of the lata Stenrirom , R. 0 Hickson J r , week by the death of Mr. Taylor's Rob Petersen, Voile William*, ■later. | Lester Cuthrie, AI Wallace, and ■ Urbby Newman. -M rt. Edith Daniel* of California Other* attending the party la leaving today fa r A tlanta to! Hr*- J- B. Cogburn. and tha make h t r home a fte r apcndlng a Mlaaea Dorothy W ig-ins. Marfew days hare w ith Mra. S e d y e'J0 ^* Cogburn. lla ie l W hitehurst. Moaee, Palmetto Avenue. I Helen Palmer. Dorothy Coucii, --------Cecelia Truluck, and Oleda Dy- indirldual debater on the c.m pwMch th, „ tU r Mr. and Mrs. J , V. , Johnson, *°nUi rre » c d the opinion thut the etc and Miaa Alice Johnaon r e tu r n e d ____ . —------------------- - m.nn BT •• r . J ,T T " ? : l "* LV ? ' T **' felK S & W lL T irn M feh t As Well Senate Summons On county w ™ mud.. I T S S T i? ^ £ 3Z Z £ aa“Have War Now, Judge Ritter la To h£ , W * * £ ,X ™ 3 S J ? S ..E ' K-’£ i Be Served Thursday of 3<wP°*»lbl# point! for appear- the B ritish r»vy. , <b) OJei .W j s s r s y y ; Say The French ance. arrangem ent and m a rk et-, Hla g re a te st fame and popu- with Mr, and Mrs. S. M. U o p l. --------baa gone to Tampa, S t Peter*r '* m r " ' °**» b a rf, and Weat Palm Beach to 1“ d 8*n T ."V " do*< ni>t rpJcfl spend a freek. “ n^ negotlatkma which can consolidste future pccae en-l Improve ■ M r* . W. J . Morrison I. Impruvr»'kt(om rn the la g a t R irtn ld # H o tp iu l in Jack-' frmm#lrortt * p**c*fj| Euro•••rill# where th e underwent an p*l n ,F ltara' But Prance cannot operation Monday evening H tr n**°*iat« under the domt-iation daughter, Miss Sally Morriaon. I* o f rioJenc# ami the repudiation ala* receiving treatm ent a t the ^ •■««**»*•» fr«*ly exchanged.' *.dllty. scored vegetable* 810 out , ),rity, tevwwrer, came in the bat of 400 p o a in e points, and gave th* first prlt* on ranned fruit* to th* Seminole County exhibit arranged by MU* Josephine Boydston. Chairman Wagner of th* com­ m ittee explained th a t heretofore prita money had about paid th* m at of exhibits for tha reason i ( h |j perm anent display racks were ' not Ihulltl The packs built this yrar were constructed In such •a way th at they could be taken down In aectlona and stored for future use, and put up again at alight cost. He said h* a!*o un­ derstood th at th* CTiamber of Commerce had appropriated I’i&O for th* exhibit and that any prise B h . Especially designed WASHINGTON. Mar. 11.—UP) money won would be extra. aid for not* and —Government ownership and op­ 1 upper throat, whet* More th a n 35,000.000 persons K eration of msmitions plants and ^ m oit cold* s ta rt. naval shipbuilding yards will be In Asia, Africa, the Islands *f Used in time, help* recommvndcil by the Senate m u­ the Pacific and th# E aal Indies V -L x ' prevent many colds. ni lions committee In th* report It received medical treatm ent last i* preparing on It* two year In­ year In th* 5,300 Chtholic hos­ ic k s a t r o n o l pitals and dispensaries. quiry Into ihe causes of war. —The vfvo*te sergeant-at-arm a I office aal-l today the aummona the Senate ordered yesterday to bit served nn Federal Judge Hal1ated L. Ritter to answer House Impeachment rhargr* wl',1 be served on the jurist tomorrow morning at a downtown hotel. -.dW1re Ritter must present himI self before the bar of the Senate | at I P. M and will ! e given until Mar. 30 to file a formal reply. Federal Operation Of Munitions Plants To Be Recommended Building Materials for lumbar, roofing and building materia* of all kind* MO oa am Her* you’ll fled the most reaaanabh price* and beat quality aac tha quickeat terrio*. ■ t'O D B M aan n ca . HELPS AVOID MANY COLDS V Repairs Roosevelt Asked •' By Water Group To Visit Sanford V - H IL L - Mrs. R* L Dann Gives Birthday Party Tag Caa Bf Try Oup Luncheonolto For That * Q u ic k -S c rv tc e t. HENRY cLAULIN W o m a n ’ s C lu b March 12 and 13 TONIGHT Chaplin Picture Was Tifo Y ean In Making. Two- year* la production. ’’Mad­ era Ttaa**," Charlie Chaplin’* naw cewredy, eaaw* to the Rita Theater Ueigkl and Thar*day. Half that thaa waa token far a l a fla to preparation «f tha aoriyt j Tha atevy, whisk waa writtaa by Qgplla. la that af a factory wactag la a hag* atcal plant, go- Bacon Served Extra LUNCH 3Qc Alio All tUnda of T out«d Sandwiches Laney’s DRUG STORE Do you love to cook? Almost every woman does. And if you do, you wel­ come every opportunity to improve upon your ability. . . . to add to your fund of knowledge that you have accumulated through actual practice. This course presents to you what is unquestionably the greatest opportun­ ity you have ever been offered to learn all there is to know about the fundamentals of cookery, and of modern methods that have reduced It to an exact science. Miss M argaret Bradley, Florid* Power & Light Company Home Econ­ omist, and Miss Eleanors Hahn, nationally known Home Economist, will show you the latest developments of the cooking trade. You’ll en­ joy these demonstrations and find every minute of them worth while. i• i __ ‘ ■i1 o a iK ■ 1 v nil . 1 v « �PAflB WEDNESDAY, MAltCH l l , 1 U TTTK RANFORI) HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA ..UNOFFICIAL rblary ELECTION Sanford Market Report For Tax Collector ' *'i JNO. D. JINKINS W. E. WATSON - ^, ■U4 Fifth Conjrrffwloiul District drUd ko. 11,4a. d o M U C t.: n * . 1 Va bo. km pr* Jx. G. L. BLEDSOE Qm u Hm i . RATES • P IK A C U : r io Now l » U m l to B>ooio*4*to t ypro, ka. km r* lle ll.lt . B Q U A S Il: n » . ku. kmpra. T o t ? OookPOO*, WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES For Attorney General B. E. SQUIRES For Sunt. of Public Instruction FLATS Fixr.0. tubes rulcanlarJ ROBERTS' RADIO SERVICE at 254. Sheim Vulranlilny, amall Matber'a Senrlct all maie*. tlroa 11.50. All ultra u»*«l Urra Phoaa irr. and rtlrra d e d tire* ai vary r*a•onibl* price*. We buy aacd tlraa in any condition. Roberta1 Tire L e g a l n o t ic e Shop, l i t E. ta d S t , Phone 19. Free road te rrie r in <be city. For County Commissioner I WANT to talk to an am biiioui man -h o w ant, .o ouallfy fo r a Itnihion to purr ee, repair and In■■all tltctrie rrfriy ra ro rr and air ronif tioniny a,.tan,*. No . . . perl*nee n-ce*«ary, but applicant m att be mechanleaMy Inclined and willing, IU willina 10 derote ,o m f ipara lima In training. For peraonal inter*i*w wrira K R rfria '.ra tn n K n v in ,,,. view, erng'rainn r.ngineering Institute, cmre Herald. ' p. D. Is. THRASHER State Treasurer For County Commissioner n u tric t No. 2 J. J. CATES -— ------ 7 -------- — ----------------------------------I f— L Q S t ro u n d ----— VICTOR CHECK For State Senator 37th Senatorial District J. J. PARRISH poo. ■» «* o*4 h r t r r , brat. I l t » a punror quality i l . M - 1 1 . T U R X I P a : S u p p ll-t ■^--d.ral* I* Brigs*. Jtwplee. M ac. A«a. T. W. LAWTON District No. I For Railroad Commissioner n a a n . * > t r « » ik ]IK nr.nT (1Iv KN , h. K .c o lt.r at Tk* Ptrei K n W u l l u s t . Haafnid. V 'r 'W 'K ,<ik]*.i t« tk* ai>i>'uv»l of Ik* ;'»m plr«ller o» tk* Purr*per of Ik* Hulled Mlair* ami In *..oflrm oll«P , t-nurt at *um p«ioat JurUt.ltt i n . 'wltfcoet r*euur*« • ml witkevt wfarranties of anr|lMOf kiadnXor charpe|t . a t lh# Froril c i t ­ house. in itenDfrd. H*mi«nU County. ri«*rl*U. lift M iiqtir, iUrefe Iftfe* u " w ■**— - J. D. DAVISON — ■— REX PACKARD OTTO SCHMEHL PETER THURSTON H. j . LEHMAN I M « . at I f ftVItoti A , U . a ll rw. m alnlR t R M r|« Of thn Mali Vlfs! Pa Ok. HautciriX* F h r it l * ur.l*. Tk * flr/t ku a ff .t—I fur **lo a-porat.lr. Ikon a t a —kal*. .... “ “ *■ ------- |U 3—Automobile*. Iku data o l Ik* nialnlna i i m i i will A Hat a t Ik* aaavta tv b » o fftr.-l |nr aal* - I I I k* ua III* at. tuafped Allan Hr Vatlunal Hank al tk* i f . fie* nf tk* ll*e*hr»r *f I t * Fleet National B ank, Sanford. Florida. l « l Banlord Atlaalte R ank R a lH lac. and at Ik* T i ll* O uaraaty aaa Akaleaet ra m p a a . IP* t i i l t Park A n m i r . a m lord. Flo rid a . fM lo*p*riioa p rio r la tk* aald .aala ky partita -fc o are laur**tad < M. it M o N A in . Aa Ilae*l*tr of T k * H r * l Natloaal flask, fepfard. For Representative, State Legislature ' 'Group No. 2 GORDON BARNETT For County Commissioner \ District No. .1 ROSS I*. HUMPHREY C. B. SEARCY For County Judge For County Commissioner G. W, SPENCER a Dhtlrict No. 4 Wo W A R E District No. 5 For County Prosecuting Attorney JOHN G. LEONARDY ,W. HERBERT MESSER SAMUEL A. B* WILKINSON For Sheriff PAUL G. BIGGERS W. G. KILBEK i s —llottM « F o r R t s l For Justice of the Peace Fourth District ••. . *»*» *a.j - A t aw*«.**•«...«a<«•>.< j . f . McCl e l l a n d * >**«m a*•*•*■wV«jt < ^»f\y4*t M f . Ma.W f«a,*aa,.« - T——TT ED. MEISCH For Constable Fourth District For Qerk Circuit Court O. P. HERNDON WALTER L. MORGAN Democratic Committee FOR . ^ YOt'R ' ™ SCAU* Re-Vi-Ate ... i t i i b *o ruuml and round . <‘t *p**UI ■nrlna ir**im *M lre.k*| PS r » ur ......... PPrmaa.nt aC alrna ply — Upa at* aqaa round ml , SPECIALS t d*«. »I.M role* U rtk-. PT-NATH I'* * - l l . l t TOloo RB-VI-AT1 ackaaL II.** valpv D odtr ft Gu** Quality Paint! X rSSftl hr WJBmTIi M ai a ld d M : k M a a i 1 ^ V tfta M VmT. ............................ For Supervisor Of Regis (ration ,lfl,r* r parasanance, for beauty and far all rool m—inaiat ka Dealer A Gayk Quality Pr i t __• * •> \ i . STANLEY-ROGERS FOR RENT T-roont furnished hmiaa. Soe C E. WUUam*. lath and Sanfvtd. C. M. <CHARUE) HAND I****"'***......»aw»< FIVE ROOM House, l i t Fraaca. Also famished aport seenn . adulta, 300 French. “ S p r i n 'g i T o n i c 8” f far th« 8o«Ut* J. T. McLAIN H. H. PATTISHALL ^ ___ DRIVER WANTED t portatlon to Prnnar once. Boa “W" Herald. SIX ROOMS and m « parlor. Up-, furn.ahnl. W olUr L. Cooper. . *L” „ H A T : u**rata paaaol tea *!•** K O H L , R A B I: r u par doa poachaa No aappllaa L K T T L X E Bappll.a llp k t. d.raaad fa la matkat akant ateady, Fla. i n t t r i type. W *al*rn H i n t I p la. | l . n - l l . » * : Kaatare trelaa * doa. H P H t : , Ckllfnrata aralaa I faa. { H A . M U ir r A n U : Ftp. C u rly , par d*a kuackao, l* r** e. Salad. SPARTANRURG, B. C , Mar. p . —1#7—W . L. Pddfatt d » « r b u off a rt In boy a rare piybt-dnUar bill ha own*, co t b* ilnaanT Intapd to p a rt w ith It. Tha nota had la M Handed <*arwn |a U a fymlly far tfWt SEVERAL thousand pepper, l i t ’ plant, and la me to plants now ready. B. E. Squire*, phono 4601. S. F. (Sammy) LONG ce i'lJL ^R tM : Bappll** U s k i. dim apd •andternl a a a r t i l aleadr. Fla . per dap. kuarkaa U c l K I ' K l tU IK lU t; Fla. k a kakia fancy, •kadf rkolev I M l . C O n P L A X T B : F U . II* k a tra t* v taiWP, I t l l - U H ; rk»*e«. I M P . CnraMium Hw An I 81 m OM 12—Wantod. Fqr County Commissioner C 1 IIN E S II CAKHACJMi F l a pee doe. crate* arp. * d »a N a Muppll*a. f O U k l: wktia .k a lU d cart. I I . J J . Flprl-la. f—Help W utw l WANTED: Younc lady bat ween an<-a of t l and t l U gfea laalure* on nationally advertised pr-xlueta before (Toapa o f ladles. Perm anent Pcnllloit. Prefer school learb rr with etparianre In pwhfte •pcaklnr and dramatic*. No aallinif. Salary and etpenaaa. M int be free to travel with croup o f refined ynun* UdDa. W rits, atatinR your aKe"and qualiflcaUoad to A. II. Mr**, General Delivery. Sanford, Fla. Fifty (houtand ilucky thl» year on Ibe CimE near Great Bead, Xaa. n tT iO N A t I.OST- T b u r^ U , or Friday, . mail FRED A. DYSON For Representative, State Legislature la* -|U ' | rqo»Mi* llB-tlM ;' lap* „ ip HAVE TOU|t WATCH npalnd by :na who rally b oa* hew CHARLES DUNN For Comptroller HO *t a e .ita e w hit* n * u i i to.1 i T T t t A t r n E R I t l M : r u . Plata, n > l Ip I I H f . i w t n T O T .ir m o r ? - f t p - - t n - ITIro* r o t I l ia. a r n u P : <>». caa*. c a l i v . T O M A T O E S ; Sapplloa u-od.ral*. I* maud •oodoroi*. o i t k i i otr It Fla . ***** and tarnlna, ana r : t l t a approt. (• Ibo. pot -1 Jo. H.JZRULUCK For,Governor 1 .1 i m SANFORD F. DOUDNEY JAS. G. SHARON •(* If K A O O I I B S : r tk . e*r l u l t t , I >1 V M d M , n t -ll-M . R trT A U A llA H V U t w i t bo. Jlc BW KKT P t t T A T U * » ; H. t\ I [ll For Tax Assessor For Representative In Congress n trlM la t l .H - l l . i l . Sn U .. fK.u Vo. « : p w " * . - li .l* . tTIC PARTY Park Nama U THia UaaffUnl Ballot I. A Paid Palltkal Ad* Ea«h GV—» Win a* fr Alyhahetkal Order' a ilu t M , Mia. bo. kv***. till** Trlumut! U * jl "1 ' • - l,|~ ——•• ** '] J o �SANFORD, FLORIDA* l m to t n l a bo* th a t w htn o f f k k b *f Use C lib rtm « sh o rt­ ly W o r t Um training Mason cw m Chance Qi*rHe Will Return To W ilkiiww Hopes To Brine Dunde b Talk To Board Head Of Chamber Of Commerce Declares Body Not To Blame gaga, to Daytona Beach, the trouble on too much and too little money. Ha said th at open his return teat fall from a vacation trip ha learned that all tha d ele eloke and aaTsral other organise lions ware making an united effort to got tba C hattanooga Clifb to C hest C o l d s Rub on M n lt n l c . Used by jnilliont (or 25 year*. N O T just i halve, but a "counter-irritant.” All drugguts.Tbree itrengthi.' 2*w»e Deade^ to S tafo rd on 1te r . 14 •»* ba a p ir ty to It." Mr. P ap . fe r an n b lb t t’ow beat aa a bene• o r th recounted last night. "JU p. flt for th t chib. H i (s p roO kally roM rtUUrr, Df tha d lffsro at certain th a t tha f a a t w knar c.Dhs reported tbvy wars not a u ­ will ba hrra. Ha also n p e e ta two thorised to sign anything; . Tha fltb trrs from New f o r k , twa Club finally draided to oornri from Virginia and seme from without a guarantee If wo would Clyde IIim a g o ’s d a b la DaLaaA. put Um park in stop*. fo o r boats w art put a* by tha want ahead and pot It In local lads la tha H iraag , a a rta a grand shape, spent every dollar In DeLand la st Monday night, n»wr M -h rr, p v t ’fc ^ s o m r o f - t b r lads a r t going I hot and cold water showtro, and If morrow night to not on • rcrythlng was la first otbar exhibit’oa for the Vol shape, ao fine U m t I asked th a eooaty fane. Those on Um Thera* are Bob people to go out there last B u n - day earning program Van da y and see w ha t a m agn ificen t Smith. Bib Bleb el, Frank Denlinger, job M r. Jam es M oUghSm hsd Volkenburge, George and Howard Booth, si new memIona j bers of the club. "R u t then came that east Mniuts. . . j , r* ‘1 Each of the four bouts put on *t tl™ r , * * Uond' r B,«ht •» C hants Chari la . Dr. C. M •ab e’i gTcyhoaad star, rotarni a ttiv , rom potltlra a t S*nf»r.l rtalxto Kennel CTob grejboun.1 «e track to the fto W V n ln f ica over tot fa tn rtt# dUtanrt WOd P a nay I l d p a r K t, nod the MnriMcbr H»wks Light EJevvn rare j w(Q ba again tonight, startin g o'clock. iTrif'e w e * c rowMe/ wrflWPW'MP'V KITCK lt>. M irie r MM, W*»h K l l n k s r . <11. s t e e d W C A tiD lK * C M O I C K t i l . tioksis J o . . W l e n t l y i>*si. o n T i n t s i d . ftroond m e#, f a t u r l t r ( f l r t i M U d«tiv ftetiMtei- !f»* rtiRdi. itAHtaif. L O R D T A R S AN II). D IM WtobF A I R 1M A O R ( t ) . Dltoftftk. On LA I IT ( I ) . H a r p y F m L T h i r d P* f# , f u t u r i t y , ( M a t H a lf 4 allv d o u b l e ) M<>r p l u c k , t. A T iv BVWMT ( 11. T o m m y n o f . L U C K X Al. ( I ) . L a s t C o u n t. K A T E >11(1OI NN ( I ) . J u n t a F n r | * , l a m d l a r d F o u r t h m e # f-aiurlt* H artboo*. AIIM BD LADY t i l . J a . a If O n U n a a |*r 14*. Xll-w M a r k . f t \ V A f 1GKO l l i r (f). B L irc PAL It). H ig h la n d F o rg a F ifth w fu tu rity . JUD A S J II). I l u d t o I t a r m C loud. I(m w [km , M il. H AH A llA I I I . \M U T b! P A I f O m ( t ) . Ann F a ith . U adln*. naT m an W a rrio r B lith rara. ft-II m il*. nucha O lo c y . I I K D D I A M O N D < l ) . I U v k > a r f t m i u f . O D D RV.I’ R ( I ) . T nfly n i l t a . M i l k m a n . C A I tK L K M S I t n E A K r,W d T ^ Sw ^ T , lh*roof | draw. They w en between Ray r " ^ J * * * V r* " '1 m*n• ■ • ( M a o *nd Laurence Harrindao. to my office and mid: Tm pw ortho W alter Kelly and Kugrne H arper. *” * r *1" ' *> Boh Rlck.l and Georg. D enlnger. it . I told them th at storms o ra Boh Smith and Trank Van VolkM i s to happen but th at we en burgh. would put heaters In and dry o u t their n n lfo im : We did that. The Tha a re ra g t service station next I knew they (the Club) hod price of gasoline In Italy recantgone. 'y was 80 cents a gallon aa com­ “la the ChandMr of Q t u u m e pared w) h 18.8 cents In the Cl). S»yanth r t r » fu tu rity Sahara a responsible for a thing like t h a t T United S talka F a n c y , Maak»«t F a l r r . F g#/n M ar. "Mr. Morsghton has done more •h a ll, A L S ftW .R K T Iir.A n T ( I ) . O HOHSIIAM til. good work te r this city than moat A “lone wolf ’ credited with f f a n r y . L 1V K T t f f T O I O U l O F F IC E R (I). F rtaky an y other man. yet the p aper slaying 40 sheep and many young DlftftMC. cornea otft tonight and prints a hogs near Beaumont. Texas, w ith­ T l g h l h r a c a . ft-lft m i l # : C a r a l a a a O aaaa, O lu rlm n a . Ifrllb a n d a r. T rn fletter w ritten b y a Chattanooga in the past six months ha. fir D ata. PA D D T L IN ( I ) . F L A S H ■ S i I t le n t right." trapped. F A R T ( 1 ). LADT T R A F F IC (I). - - 1 VALUABLE PRIZES OPEN TO . THE PUBLIC pa ce 1’rade Body Of County May Be Reorganized Basketball Champ ( t'rnnt U * fd !•« I'ege f e a r ) h ia i f i f i n o n to r**iiifn T h a im''tin»* w iy lh* mna* I i r f r i f «|.**n»)r»l «»f a r y h*M in •t fra^f th r Ini* month* M a ny at h >i | th rm irh o iit ihp , «*a »io n. It arna 3 yn*rnin g n t h r r tn r broken only hjr ••nr latrfh. T h a v a i wh**n A rth u r R rnnan, ch air man of th* fhftttnnooira ba-e ba 'I ei»m m itter. iek*-f *hat hM comm ittee i f lin e it acct»nti»ltih**l thn It *h •* v ii a iiiH H n le d .-^ f t a f a / f ^ ' h rin g irvj of Ih c ( h.» ••no Cltth to San for*I •*Th* ( halt*n»rv*o • Itt* came, it *a*r, ami it M ’ «.m l Mr H ra ra n , "but lh* riMtinc’ 1** lM r fo rm n i it a duty ** D F .L A N U , M a r. I I . ils r g a lie tftiii it w «« littni I'c t ld l ret M cG a rrn h , of UeLantl. w hether the roim nt !»•»• * ,i * • captain of the cham|'l»n«M|> rhartred w ith thanka, but tK/ n '.• freshman g irls ’ baskrtl.sll tra m of the Iratle ImmI jt « a * in c h 'd •*\ at h'trtson U n ive rs ity to a resolution d u c h a rc in ir *hr rom ntiltce and which wa* |>*%** •I by unnninioii' v*itr t • in k s C hoir* i n tb* “ Knllybvtei" atthiecK M* N i n t h ids-r fu tu rlt) • II H I I . I K « 11 MOLL' I'gpwnrth w«i*l hr <rould af»* i n , F a r K*. Chnn<*# I* " \ fir it e V|*ur w|i h «n>- on J'*is#i. Wl l.t M aldon an ri|vrirm *r of four f w o n d r' I. K IIIT t i l W ild Canny r«nth i !»••*. fult irt *< ful y••M1a of tallvhi ting and al Tra w ia r. J I ’H T W II.IIC I tromomloiiB *ir>cn** hat few of ihd t’hnacr. JA M «?i you know . when 1 took rim n rp , S K W T (3». »»' 'ir .in m b»M i l / l i n ll ll t a. h rr r U»t Novrmbrr un<| Ih r K U t i n lk far*, ft-lft in»l* M artin Cbnuttirr •»f i ’oiutnr lUi tin. J n lf N N T CH.%Sfv. ••• in -Is-* M o rtlrk, Traffic R in g "Inn ca rry V tA M e TC te A V A C A I-D 'N HKD (1* — The Morrl* Plan Company of Orlando, Florifta has plenty of money lo loan at reaaonnlile rate* and on various plan* for any worthy purpose. Such loan* run for one year and nre repaid la eaay weekly or mnnlhly payment*. If you need money, co-.iult oor representative Mr. Irn E. Soulhwaid. I tfl North P ark Avenue. Ann NOTICE The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, ha* resolved itself into a Delinquent To* Adjustm ent Hoard for the purpose of adjusting delinquent taxes for the year 15K13 and-or prior, ns provided hy C hapter 17,405, Laws of Florida, Art* of 10.15. The meetings of the Board will bo held on the 2nd nnd 4th Mondays of each month, immediately following the regular m eeting of the City Commission, for a period- not to exceed 12 months, which jHiriml may he shortened at the discretion of the City Commission. All appllca* lions for adjustm ent of delinquent taxes jnuat bo made in WRITING, on forms which will bo fur­ nished nl the City C lerk's Office in the City H ill. F . S. L A N fS O N , City Clerk. water when main* froftr. 3 OLPSMOBILE GIVES YOU MORE FEATURES FOR YOUR o ’c / o c ^ - ‘LUCKY’ TETER W o m an ’s I’ Club Hars Is a quick, handy device foe >bach­ ing motor car ( s s iu im and vsluee.. . tha OldemoMIe Compare-graph. Coma te sod gas yoar copy, lir a or writs Olds Masts Works, Lansing, Michigan. • *. ; r^,- •;. JJ* MARCH 12 and 13 2:00 P. M. BOTH DAYS ■- Featuring M is8 E leon ora Rahn * Home Economist of th e L. & H. Stove Company . » . S r h n fll R n n n i n m l b y Routa IT Sanfonl-OrUndo Highway f. Lt'V^I, When club women rb ltc d J h*.UM' in Victoria county I ••arch of relic* for the Te*J C n/ ennial et[*>ftijh>n( Ulft found $200 hidden in an ©Id • can •ft) Sunday! Electric adopted a resolution o fftrtd (lenr gr MeRory t d 'h i t i f B Senator J. J. Parrish th at ft ONHf he wm able to pet |.mpi lotions for m i s In 1 trard rt'unry the Chamber of C moire eapecto M*ti to «ontrthinir‘* for ^em irrl* Cou •- 51,000 anil nut s - l i r r i .if pH •• rtising li r rn tu r v ." hi- ilr r '.-r r .l F l r a t M a r * . Q u a r t e r Mil* " I Fsvc n r v r r l i h i a s t r i l l-nlly -t- a t t w r g n r . f i I t i n i n a.i 1 ?a booing. | ilnn't think lh ..-.- -,,u r i i Ia r i I I Mfifl> « • H .P 'i I'StlM Timm yvs rs diti S rm in o lr f o u n t / or •** u«i d R d f f . F a t a r i l v -Sanford sny gno.1, ami I n il' t*r af fl«- F l a s h 11 « » ft do „ | p u b h rly argiio Ih r i|iirsl|on il It .1 M *n tln *l I 4i» h ' m r y D lrtotssr » an y oijr. nny tim e. ll all 'y U w a b t* \- T R p f a i d f d * 1 3 1 2 0 “ Ballyhoo n r v r r got vou any T h ird liar* . F w iarliv II. -r It*a nolrlfl sti»i» j l «•• w h r r r M hat i|i«| g,.' f„ r oiir HMlte Thoynw II !# t u r y r a r - of it? W r .ll.ln’* g rt • * i | i t a l n ^i fii ln t » i Ih r Ito u trrn iil hy haMyhootng Fsanrtb Ita r* . F n t « r l i y In n W ill I to k ia illiln'l g r ( rh** ra n n e -y hy ttlletrty W k l - f w | n |.l nilyhoning H r got iS rm l.y h nn l T r t . i w llmlrel F i f t h 11a* * , ( ) M a r t r r Mil* lick*." Vmn a i d * i »• i aa I'ri*«iilrnt I’n p v o rth n n | V i r r Ml I s aa al * | f *d K i n g F r ruleI’ r r -iilr n t II y- l l a ln r . <1i.l not t l i t k H a * * . * . 1g Mil* s g i r r r n t ir r 'y on tfl • <|*i -lio n I'r a rl H « It*r % 2ia n \ !•» V*rr».g |h •*f i n i r r r .t - h » « n in l h - I hnrn ttlwa d i i l r MM h r r of t'o n in ii'irr » - c i .i g n l oy a * « * n t h ti n * * . F n l a r l t a stlrn>lanri* , » *ooii iiti>« o u r t lr g s . \f si i m in |n 1. l o h » »»••! 1 M T h r fo rio rr luhl ,,f i « , r ffi r l» W »r |te.« m a ilr to g rt ih r m roih *. !no ,o in M iaa \nne \nd*raon. aunt of i n i l t r r to grth i r In oiim lo r n Helen Witla M»*o<ly, th* t ■nnia mt*mbrishi|i ili lv r n looniil ago •tar. ruh« her own ra t’ lr tanrli nnil Ih rn for this mo i l l , lo t i arh at the headwater* of the \L». inro ing >*a« iitl-n ilo O oy only •w.* m rn ilirr» llu i l *i • It-ii -r > t rlver in T rim v county. * .-%•f |*im snl tin- ii|iiiiiint ll ,i r |,ii i ri .in ira tiu ii l« it ir in ‘’ili.i|i«*miv E m p ir lt Kaa put it* water r iim l.y ’ wagon In »orvir* thia winter to ••Wo havo h rr n u r I n t b ' p irs henep. Hop# •lire of m man who If J j . t i l in« n frt work with rn^'iu^rlillft. fv rn Mr saM tegftirMt tb^ir w ill." »1 I •1 1* lltetn* «. •Suil.l«Ti*y Cut wr h«*l l»*r«>nif ftitUH’ i»!»*• •* b-tese *••kip, * ll.aw rlllh llliA llie V rk off b fra k fn tti’ ftkh’l *V\ t 'r y constant sn 1 nuu••it p r r V \iamnt cnthu-lssni Rut lh - com* mm lh* tm ttm %(ill n u t . •till rlM it. nn*l th*Er i< in r r « •on wS? thoy troft'* wrtrk. \V? hgil |ft««!« »n H it p3 •t. «n 1 w r MNlchoM many of thow >• s i- W r mu*' hk i* •onwtbilkf a finil • t » mm Admission iced American Legion assroa a rig. « . ‘T-1*j *. �ip Fire Tale* ad Courage Of Mean__Fighters t ' Stunts Like This Will Be Seen In 8anford Next Simdsjr Black Draofht Baa helped to many m o and women that oth•r», . needing a purely vrgvUb'e lex*?**. ahouM bar* no heal laney In trying It. BlaehDnraght teHevet eon* Ipat Ion tat an <a«r, natural, way. __ew a ha to found Black-DraarM to aatUfactory, I do not sea any nead to change,” w r l.'n Me. Ralph Burch, of B 'a^t Ale. “1 t a e • Black. 71 rauaht fyr billousnev and~ conatlpallon which msHet me fact sloggUh, tired and no ac­ count. Black-Draught xuroly *111 Teller# me." Tho proper ut# of tMe old, r* liable laxative lend* 0> Wave the bowel# acting, rvgular'y. Be turn to try ill Sold ercrywhere In 2S*teat pac'.agia^adr. , ‘ i opians C l a s s e d m o n g Bravest, iercest W arriors The wind I* howling |* * d the tent and out#Ida hungry M ala prowl In tha blacknaar, Irking mourn fcdly becatur M i no food there for them. Inalda the tent around a keretae lanI'm on tha fhxn-, il u a im p of Italian offteerr, all <>f MB old Ethiopian fighter* by ew, tome o f them even having *4 tin e enough to recover from "Luaky" Tstorj world1* champion daredevil, shown attempting In jump n two-ton track with a itoch automobile. Tatar and hi* "hell driven” ar a appearing at tha Seminole Driving Park. next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. t i n gloe* and glory ot this eoloM Conquest I* off them for tha mnant. They >ee only the hard (tier work. : Aeroea the valley, through tho M flap*, the enemy'* catnpM flicker. On* officer atare* out It way, 'Well be after them In the rataf," he aiyt. "Tough Job. ■y can run Ilk* deer through Me mountain*. The, can cover mt e* In a night. They ihwt’l r» team to need to eat. What you think of them? Tan they Big Gold Seal Awes Officials Of Mexico McClintock Cites Elevated Roads • As Traffic Cure e .tf ll.h e d I. .. rt U \ . ..v * w . cfwldn l find It with our own r t m . So w . charged up the bill. “ W# broke up group a fter group. lu t we couldn't mak# them run. . - - , W# fttjnd tha find price, b u t we heallag had to kill everything In the w ty •M WW; 10 to It.” | On* , f , *r nnothtr they added jth e lr eiperlenoea, all agreeing that DRINK RUMS DHY PA LB GINGER ALE AND ACID. ALKAU TOUR SYSTEM UPPER 10 TRUE FRUIT LIME RICEBY TO COUNTERACT | • ' NERI MALTED CHOCOLATE _______ NEHI ROOT BEER *• ROYAL CROWN COLA f. . I NBH1 TRUB FRUIT ORANGE Vh . l W j y TREAT YOURSELF TO TH E.BEST ----Stcrlllaed Boltie# NEHI BOTTLING CO. C. K. McKBB—Owaer AUSTIN, Tex. Mir It*— tn 1H I, atekt to re- A Mg gold ami and tlx Inehet of duet coogv*tIon #nd acclitnt*. for rod ribbon are now attached to It hat found that aa eoogvitl n 1* tatter# of Introduction from the relieved, accident* diminish. Text# governor to Mexican offlNext fall It will offer two dal*. T o n ’d ha xurprWd how a graduate ecurtea In th* principle*! dxnment Ifha that help* to get and problem* of itrtet and high- one out of tight spot*,” 'said one wty traffic control. Money djoat- man who crotaea tha border fr»*<1 by the Aaitom obi • Htnufac- quently. >ne runway, driving up * ram p <8 Inchct high, and , „ tm p U Jump , ^ Another tham plonP who w ||| ,h a r* the apotJIght la “Jump|„g" j a(k 0 w*n. con>M#f#d on# „ f lh. B rrilu, t aarwdwwiU of all tl* ,,, who bring* hit motorcycle down the runway a t a • peed of 60 or 70 mile* an hour, riding up a 64 Inch akl, and attempt* to jum p a two- on truck and two motorcycle* which will b* parked !n hit path. Owena' rec­ ord for this Jump la 10J fevt, 3 1-2 Inch** which he act at Dallaa, Texa* In .' taring. “1-ueky” Talar and hla Hell Driver* are coming direct from Tampa and ar* bringing with t them over *60,000 worth- of brand Yes, difftrm t from other low priced can —and far shaad of the rest—la style end everything else that count*! Can we prove this 7 Jam look at a tar facts about TempUne. Wheelbase, oveeuU length. Inside leg room, bead room, shoulder room —unmatched by gay low priced car. Untouched by aaaoe coating $123 and |U 5 mace. "Extras'* At No Extra Cost Of all low priced case only Terraplace gbea you—afeowfnaswS- a rear opening baggage coaaputaaaat with more room than the average trunk aaodel with spue df* lying tat lodd*. o f mountain roads, with three poo •mgers sad baggage, to the recent Los Angai*a-Yoeemite Economy Ron. More...Tern plan# Is tbe only lend­ ing low priced carwith body tl] of steel and seamless steel roof. And ee aster car lo la whole price range has DuoAutomatic Hydraulic Brakes (patent applied (be) . . . Radial Safety Control (patent applied for) * » . Tra-Uao Steering . . . or Tbe Electric Hand, The most entering car In tbe low price Said—this l$3oTamalaae, And right dewn with tbt latent In coat for tha modal tod features you want. Coma In aadaaefaryounaiL “In Henri a t Santa#* DAY & NIGHT Children ___10c Gtdbtuaut fOAPLSrll M i. Five doge »lcep in Georg* Brent'* Hollywood bedroom. United Lumber Co Seasoned and Unfinished Lumber Lumber, DuiMIng Malarial—Roofing "Lumber Measured By T b t GoUam H a l f SU* and French Phoim 71 Good Drinks are Buying Security Lumber 0O e (Z jpor centuries the world bos gone to tb t N eir Eastf ir itsfavors and aromas and ■ s p ip s . . ' v> - 150,000 mllaa o f h*1** ’Of ceeraett rldaa Me a big carl It IS 0 6% tori* NOW SHOWING When Jim Slmpnon of Ottawmh, Ttrtn., loot hla Job In 1031. he conrer cd hla garage Into a brooder, hla bam Into a chicken ' houae, and tine* ha* nUda a liw ■tog from the tale at1,, chlckaaa I and egg*. V \ ‘ * * h r above other low priced can la all hot costI X'hj t i % BLACK-DRAUGHT A Laxative That .Thousands Prefer to Chesterfield I frw n T u rk ey uid frlgrance HARRY’S LIQUOR Phone 286 �-" ' > J . --#. 4 v. . - V .. Member A aodaU d . Farm-To-Market ids Among Ins­ tant Works Of lief Organization • S' i it .. » jj ” -----:-" -- t.e«• l*Y\+Y,7?l TFarV ' * I * E s ta b lis h e d In NUMBER 118 (90S No Circumstances’ Troops Leave Rhine*. Dictator Hitler Declares v i-Voters ~ W ffl^Select Pkpmjrth OfOpinknr" Successor To The C h a 11 a no o g ans Late Mr. Dumas On Desired A Chance C i t y Commission To Break Contract Call for a special election t o , “ My personal opinion is th at fill the vacancy on the Sanford' they w?re buikinx I t * chance City Commieeion, rau—il by .ho to gel out of Sanford." writes death of Mayor T. I- Dumas, Duma*, preelden II M. I*sp«.'rlh of >h0| will probably be ts-unl by the Seminr1■ (,ci*n' y hamlMpr o City Commieeion in eiljnumed Commerce, about the fltreu p •reehn this svenlng with lh» r ,*.attannni» llaaebilt Under the ehartrr, *hmiM at Club which m«»ve.| 'awl TnettUy vacancy occur more than «0 days to Day on a Be*, h t.» sin thero before a genera* election It this sptlng instead f in Fnn. •hall be filled by a special elec ford, 4 ___• „ __ n . . .. Flvg r tv * fsrm -to-m arket rondtion. Aa a«f up in the charter. fn his letter, •tlilrr«««nI to t k'F* will open th e way to Ihe Commission must first pa*« editor of Th • r^nfuril llrmVl., T d b in r productive wre* «f a resolution calling for the elec­ Mr. Papworth pra tai* n 'no Wntk fa r m in g Iambi In S e m in o to ^ tion, and then the mayor will Jam es Moughtnn did in t»u’ting County were lu ted today i»> issue a proclamation. The elec-' the ball park in •< g *nt condl j O. P. Swope, diatrlct w o rk s --------tlon can no. be he*d until a fte r' tjon as* it wa* |Hi««dde with th o | d ir e c to r , a a “ m a j o r p h a s r s RrgD tration book, will i* open the te a l has been vacant for 30 fand« he had at hi* dlM*»«al, n*o f th e W PA c o n s t r u c ti n '! in ev<ry precinct In the county days. Therefore it wi'l be on fers to the letter t*alvin eSrtf.' r r o g r a m " in t h i s se c tio n . T h e io n e evening each week u n tlt-th o some dat# after Apr 10 flthn vice presnlfiit of the C hat, fh re f a r m - to - m a r k e t precinct books sm closed on Apr. The Commission is evpected tanoega Club. wrote the Valdes sre the Gabrielis, l.nnirwoo«ll.ak" a, W. J. Thigpen, superrlsor tonight to choose one of i.'j Hotel management a* to ing uiuM ary. Altamonte, Winter Park- of registration, said today. The members as m ayor., to succeed signed. says It “passing it OvtadO, and Elm Awnue. books in Free Inets I and 3 (San­ Mr. Dumas. Comma doner S. O. s.Yange'* that the fan« did m t ta addition to building th re e 1ford) wl I 1* open each Saturday FMnholser was acting mayor dur-, come to the s««i<lsnrt‘ of the 1 * ; i L . L WPA la 'furnishing th.< e\ening In tha to r m e n t of the ing Mr Dumas' Illness of a Chamber of Conuucrue rar*ier( t e f tha money needed to wid Court House, but tha evening month, by appointment by Mr. and that he **regret* the term i­ an Park Avenue and Firs.' S trr-t they will bo op ii in tha country Dumas. nation of the vi«i of the ( hat la Sanford and relay the brick preclmt* k left with the of-1 Folios Ing the Commission tano*»ga Club." /Ictal* In charge of those pro -1 pavement extension of the eewsr Ihs members will reMr. I’apw orlh'. IvtU-r 1». In I m rrU n* system, the National Guard Amt- clncts. I a»«*mbl# aa a ’. a* adiustm ent ful'. a* follow.: All electors. Irre-p'ctlv* of how c„ „ „ , , hortly |hV wry, lbs grten house for the a s"Ina«much a . y*iu wvrv pltav.-d. tieulturel experim ents' a h tio n .1many tim r. they have registered 1st* mayor waa lak<n III. The to puhllah «o uoaivnnl •vttar, lighting th* Municipal Airport a n d jo r vrted, must register again thin I mlnu * book xhowa that one of iprcuniably written by ChatUItk s sowing room project*. T V y vir. th* mayor'* last offlrW official hooks b a .rh a 'l man a<-cu.ini( whols has entailrd the eppropit I u .g t.tr a tlin books in tha r o u n - ! ,e ', w„ to vota against *«tting Jam .* MooKht'on, Sr., nnd the atkaw of larga auma. try proclneta ara located In tho up tha tax adjuitm cnt board. | h w iih h o . r a « m i - Tbs. G abritlla road conaiata of fullowing place*: lie conalatantly opposed formaand dralnagn for a d ltrl No. 3, Lake Monro*, office of j t |on of such a board through Ms ■of thro* m ils, north a fj^ Jo h n Boll. | 'ong asnrlca on tha Commission. NVj. 4, rao la, residence of John holding that rkxes ihould w est from G abritlla toward tW Ovtado road, connecting with • Fo*. uniform. No. S. Oviedo, Chat. Nibtack of Urn road already CM>flnaneed drug stora. No. 6, Geneva, Jcyan'a old .Sanford Li The Only Central Morida City Affording Rail, Eighwt . '; And Water Transportation 9 SANFORD, FLORIDA, T H U R S D A Y . MARCH 12, 1936 Section Will Baseball Club Be Called To WantedExcnse Fill Vacancy To Quit City? Watch Your Step! Friday The 13th Called Unlucky Tomonow la Friday tha 13th ■Cain. Double hoodoo. Super­ stitious pa r— a are edriaed u ha wary. A'told black cats, don’t utolk under ladders, don't " s ta rt on m journey. Don't d # 1, lots of things. Friday fell on the 13th of tha month twice last y n r , In September and again In IVcember, and them will be another Friday the !3th this year. In Novemsmr. 2f3« *V • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER • A Program res C ounty ty Projects r ’ # a n fn r it lim t ld Mmt t — hwlt C o a ly PtW t f M«rt FnriU And V ettU bks Than Any BIm Qw Area la America VOLUME XXV -c ' u , l- - V.. K. ’ Froposals hor Peace* W ill He Recalled li Nations Demand Rhine Evacuation FRENCH GUNNERS ALERT FOR GERMAN PLANES ense Sum Is nt In District |p 0|| Jn All f X ^ e n u i ^ c i n c t s Will Be i t h i n The City Open One Evening I French Troops On ‘Alarm Footing* 320,000 Under Arms. In France, Mobil­ ization Is Denied Voters Can Register After Work Hours. Thigpen Announces . .._ . ... , ... .> — _ _ , . IMNIION. Mar. I I —tAPX— The Krrnrh announced today that, unmoved by the Ger­ man threat to seek Isolation, th e, would In.!vt ah— Italy cn the removal of G eratia tri-upo from Ihe lihlaelaad. T hi. announcement cases aa delrxatea from the I—carw* trvwt, .Ixnalorlea met to dla• Hrltinh plan which Infi rm nl nourcra said afught a rn'ddlc course of a r tk n la (ho prrnrnt crlala. __ . ., , . ■a A itKIU.IN. Mnr. 12. — (AP) — iriT iitiu iy w a rttw l the w orld t'x la y t ht l if an nt tempt I* m “ *»' • " fo rc e h e r to re im u iu e h e r so v e re ii-n rig h t* . Bc|Mirt« ih s t In thr«*altnmg a Herm an airplane had H »w n kur th»* border i»o*i ion along the t< n s lo n -ch a rg ed f nuitier fin ing brought the t•• New KUiwo r* -ca n n in g f*\’ »ocUltt d the sky foi any \» n iu u ••mie N a si ulruiun French Rhineland pho oed from Stta*bo urg, France, to Isotidon and th n relaV«d York by l'ie «* a n ti-a irc ra ft Th i* picture, radio, *hm «« gunv tela French I'hottd Hitch iim the movement of tr<o|w to wherever she deH res on her own territory, the government will "with­ draw it* propoHala" for pence. In a pirtJle sbilentent tho Corm»n gvivernment threatened to $ 2 ; 3 4 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 "rhuiMo henurable laoiatton” tf otlwr governments did no h “that the only pacifleelfce «< w n . ^ ; No. », Chclixota, C, C. Matthrwa - I '" i ”* I* built upon tba voluntary ^ The Longwood-Laka Mary road roaldaM i I F riday’s tide*: lllKh at H :TJ decision and action t t equal E sNo. (I, Goldenrod, C| W. Elgrading and dralnagx A. M. and ll:tH I'. M., low i,t ro|xwn slates ami poaptrs.” jtto * l <Lake Mary to tha Intanoc- dridga etore. WASHINGTON. Mar. 12. (,P) OH? Clark F. 8. Lem*on (♦ -'6 :1 7 A. M. and 8:13 I*. M. Th,. iifficial stateraowt *aM th* No. 0, Ivongwood, Mayor J. If. af tha Longwood Sanford --A n avl.itiunj. ap p r prittion of turned last evening from Chari •* present risnilitarixatfbn of thb i ton, 8. C., where he waa the A m arriag* lierns* «■< i, , uc I f 2UMO.0OO.iKH> for work relief wav I Ithirvland ii truly “symbolic* hat T W WPA allotm ent waa $2,083 j No. 10. Lake Mary. H- M. Cl y’a official representative a f i0iim •ugge-ted to President Iti.i.v writ ' Ihst G rrm sny “I* ready, If »Ml vo which tha sponsor added a 1*70 C l‘-so n 's atora. the burial riles Wednesday morn- .7 -7 / l.?. llr,,wn- -*• ■n'1 tovhiy a* ihargva of “pulitlcs" m lw ih'emerl expedient, to declat* No. 11. Altamonte Springe, Ing for th e late Mayor T. L . | ' V11U* t t " ll* r , f" " n. ,8 ' M,‘1» of the workw p r-g ram engaged the contribution. that for !)«• duration of negotlgAnother road opening the way Fuller'* etorv. Jhimaa of Kanford. Ho also rep. Sowurd. Sepatr. Mayor LeGuardia, New tions ami on the aruumpthm No. 13, Gao. W. Bunnell roeU rew nted th* Klwanls O u b o f| to fertile celery lands, known l°York, mad* tho relief reiommrnIhe French and lleigtan guvaiWe on'ly aa tha MItkhall Hammock doncaj John Lingua pleaded gul ly be- dation on behalf o f the Unlt.nl WASHINGTON. Mar. 12. — _____ which Mr. Dumas waa a t one m rnts will act anulagoualy, ah* j No. 13, Slavia, Martin Stanko Um< Is listed by Mr. Swops aa for* County Judge Jaa. (J. Sha- State* Conference of Mayors. II* IIA I'I The Senate apprrtprln I TRENTON. N. J.. Mar. 12.— will effect no changv In this altWinter Park-Ovlado road, ■tore. Tha Rev. M arlin Bram, rector ron today to ahootlng quail out *“ id that man who aro un th* Job) ti.inv iiintittl',IVe today rr|ri ted. (A P) Gnvern ir llarulil 0. tloff- isrtion." No. 1*. Fern Park, C. A. Wales' of Holy Cross Church In Ban. ditched and reck suro f Mason, and was santrn.*d to know t•0," l l u 'n-, ,h4t 12 to II. Hi* Fletcher am end.( man unnuuneed tmlny, the last Uut. th# statrm snt said, “undar * WPA appropriated 93,- rtaldenco. ford which Mr. Dumas attand- pay a tins of flO. much will be needed fur the ynir no ciroumstance*, howavar, voold No. 16, Osceola, Osceola Cypress riirul t i the War Department day on which he can legally re SM an d , tha county appropriated l—glnnlng July 1. •d, conducted a short funeral Germany rrnounev any aoTirsIga H Company offk a. t ) | S tor th# project. service In a chapel In Charles­ Senator Holt, W ist Virginia, Supply hill providing $29.0dd.0tm | pr|r ,,. | | , uno Iti .tianl llaupt- rights, In tha conviction th a t aSupwrintcnJ. ti L* ami prinr iP«D «" cm ipue work on the Florida m(iBi| lhn, hr h„ . „„ inUn.l0p ■Sow n and on# half miles of ton and officiated a t the burial . , ,, Democrat, a u g h t an opportunity th e ^ b y the future pacification a f .-.3 Ship ( snal and four o lhfr pn*jM m , r llllrry u | | opk|n,roadway Is being reworked on (ho In (he Charleston Cemetery. Mr, of City school* diKusMvl .dues-. Europe would again re s t open liorasl affair* a t a lunch* n ses­ ec u ,t.trted w,lh WPA fumb | '>''w ,,f *U >in“ ,h‘ r,,CU; A lternants road west through For­ Lamaea said th a t tha chapel was port on “no founilation" un Hull'* compulsory renunciation and Wor.l of the vote leaked out ti«n. whici is set for th* week sion all attended in the Seminole e s t CMy to tha county lino at a fUlad with rid frltnda of the charge that the WPA In hi* stats Mar. 30. I have no intention thereby upon moral discrimina­ oast of 13,3*1, of which amount deceased who formerly Head In High 8chool today noon. is -parities rid-lsn. Holt called th* before th* coiuiui.ir# ha«| r«n» I •»! nt the present lime of granting tion, which would than contain Stockmrn will do well U aw Char's#ton, and that tha flowers a«l excepting *MQ' waa allotted Hopkins' inquiry shun and a p’ctnl action on the war bill. Thr 'Edward F. Lap* Is ttook’d t-i fraud.” In another controversy tlfdki.jp upheld th r sub-commit- another reprieve," Ihe Governor the germ of gnawing diagram on by the WPA. Th* project In the hard pf 100 Oussrat Brahma a m t from Sanford arrived In on* hand and o f la trn t dissatis­ eloaring, grading sad con­ hulls Juri hrorght to the state by axcriloat eondl.ton. M r.' Lam*an dellvsr a 10-mlnute addrrw ' «n Wllllt'Ti Randolph H rarst went to tar volt* i»f it let \ ajjaim t ihe said through his press represen faction on the other hnndf* tativv. Hauptmann'* counsel Sanford, tho Celery City »f tho Henry 0 . Partin, Klarimmea cat­ K lttrh rr nmrndmcnt. s t clay shoulders to coo­ sad affktal* of th* A. C. L . court In an effo rt to keep th* r'ung to the idea that the cun. tleman. County Agent C. R. Daw with whlsh Mr. Dumas waa con. Senator F 'stch rr (D. Flu w ts stalk standards ^beginning ‘ ? UOnat,WJ-Aos W t a ' i u ' r y7 c-m im-ttr* from g .t. ... “A Vttnx. Foot Ing” Ordered eon ad via**. H e said that cattle­ Jaeksonvll *, 7.OS tin— 'a e o n /n f- a telegram he a»nLr rvjw ctcd.. lu make a floor Gght jkiUP«d man still h a« -w tu |h tin g The Sim Avan da road extend* netted ever a long period of PARIS, Mar. 12.—Th* Frsnril >i.T propo«l. Chsm-e H h . governor will quro.. from a point aorthoaxt of men !a th# Klaelmme* area are year*, were th* active pallbear­ o'clock this, avenlng,. .. war m inistry announcad that "all -almrat unanimously sold on Opponent* of the Item, inelud.J tion Dr. John F. London. ers. Ovtada through Black Hammock President Roosevelt to ll the active foreign forces has* bean Idea o f crossing tha Qua*rat Th* w eather: F a ir tonight and Soneto commitU e he would make ing Senator Vandenburg (K ----------------------- to X—ke Joaaup. , placed on an alarm feotlag.” Hrohma* with native rows, after Friday, colder tonight; possibly Tha largest WPA expenditure 913,000,000 Bf emrrkency fund* Mich.), had contended the proV1 Although th* order* are b a t which Hereford or other English scattered fi lists |» torn p aces in available for crop production loans rets were economically unsound axMMn rha corporate llml'a of breed la ntrodue*d.H on* atep removed from mohUllM • f extrem e nort Intorior and had been started b^ execu­ I* being mads oa stroet sffriU v , Mkr. 20. tion, arm y conimandrra denied th a t _ _ Mr. Partin trid Mr. Dawara -, Extreme northweC Florida: Fair, tive order without' specific so . M M l oa First P'rert that aura a cattUman has earn mubilixatkm I* impending. ion ftom Congrrs*. WASHINGTON. Mar. UL—(F ) *oM ,r • “ * P°rttaa, frost o>l *19AM oa Park Avrnuo. To tha Os l«rate ha Is convinced that The war ministry, a fte r estab­ —f r io r a l Judge Halatod L Rttrig h t; F rid iy fair, rising The 129^)00,000 would have -------__ *a sums the City added H IM . th* brred la a much batter beef lishing e virtually w ar tlnw cen­ Sou t h a n District of Florida. I P*(*tur# In west portion, ■ otk . projects called for tat kits type than ware tha “hlgb-hladed. u c tp c u a iu n u tv u o • • • betn illvidad: 112,000,000 for the WASHINGTON, Mar. 12.—LV) sorship on m ilitary news, said before th* b a r *f Mam of concrete gutters and r*> long-i*gr*<|, rraxy animals" first fo m m n n ltv In Y o u r ForWa ren al; |9,000,000 for the It pres motive Kenney, New France now has 320,000 trained V' it s awl M ataro faying of the brick pavement. la today la aauritar ih#r Stop^ aro romlmlr.l hy ^ U l l l l l l i u i i x j * '■“ * | Paa.ammtuoddy |woJec:j | J.rse y , Democrat, annmince.1 In­ man undar arma, w ith 500,000 aW ntni to this work. Pork Areto Ms total a f House to> A r m t Dawaon of the of- f ^ . l l e . In live 000 for the Concha, dam m New day he will Introduce a bill t#m«rv aveilaif* exclusive of reoam M bring widened n> uniform •bafRM (b a t k* r m a t- d e e w to a tlo a meeting to j>* H id (.nmmunUv w, r# hrl|M.,| by the* Maxko; IJ.Sooooo for the S a r. send runvlctnl federal prisoner* torn o r NEW MONEY •d siaaealve receiverxhlp fera to * * °*l£ >ci_ U>!?0'iroW ^"sTvaHon^ATO^Ia^V'year record* 'll* l*n' to MUslsslJ.pl; and 62.- to Island col-nlea. Kannay h a * i " ^ U ' ... ,hnw . k* narsvulty of wSIW poJ whit stray lamps art bomlrnl. including including' ">7 (or lh r |j oart| coojiuo for th* Uluestohc re**r- - v e r a l islands in mind, If • *nt» ' hnow iixraailtl a« f WA8HINOTONTIHr. tL-Tb# A. t , X aaU a. a farm er law p art- l* t ba . E ad ar Curlatt grove a t ^ W c m e t . Park Arenac, tha main tt>e Aleutians off Alaska, th» reinforcing th# present fore*. » \o ir to Wes'.* Virginia. amOk- and aouth artery through traaaury rverivad S203.6&8M la to S» S W . M * b » ' n i >c*~Mw mxiey f r u Ha Martk ftDemocratic Loader Robinson has Hswalian, and Kan Clement* off Ir will course to mobilixation, a w a r ralifornla. •tn «IIS S #4 Os !*•>• k ill pattod k* will be given several t® be dleaiaaml, Unring the y ear the Salvationm n<big operations, Secrota . . . m inistry official said. Morgsnthvsi announced last right. weak* to propan aa ekswsr. Uta helped 810 families rn raiirf, "It will b* sufficient to Th# la lavlted to a or. an average of IR each month; ' sue) Complied daily hy th* Serai County iher of Cornarrivals and via Bt. Johns River, f . Mar. 18, IMk. ivsivr am a m in rmuHuiiii •***•■• j ____ t AL3 d tb a hooey raised OF SANFORD, gvru afternoon for th* opening n u alsa Sanford next Saturday morning so they will h*' well and heallhy.l TRADE AGREEMENT'] “ will be u> to s«ad the 4-11 Chib I'l be turned o«*r . j the local Rrupcr financing will enabl* lh a | f t . JohM River Lla* •leetrig coffee “‘ iglrio to ( a TaT-aMuse* short r f tho tero-day fro* tlnntok snak­ rgion f i r — hospital sndi WASHINGTON. Mar. post of Iho American Lcgio r -r- to furthor . .its. work, ___. , caore* la u nlu d S U tM Sorifodod support of th* cripp'rd child, en’s for tha-' reason th# Legion urge*( OENERAL PERSHING. ing school given hy tb f Florid. from A- K. I TODAY Fewer A Light Company a id ~ Umptlag dUh* prepared by MUs| Only Florida Tewing Corp. half the num7:30 P | M.2 C ity Commission, hospital the vattrenn' orgunUa- parents to s e a d 'lh a ir children tk l reciprocal trad* Saafrrd Herald with tba at tion malnUlna in KL IV .'m hur*. th* show, not only bocaua* they N icaragua ta m ta a a ^ KrwnM v b o r u i n e d tax C ky Hail. perse aa la tb a „ . . It h not going to be a percentage wU1 enjoy Ihs pictures especially | ■ ro homes trw! • la«t TOMORROW Axeong tba 3:00 P. M.: Farm er*' demon- proposition, because every dim* provided for juvenll* .n i.K s in .| j ^ Q C A L W E A 1 ^ T ? re a r h a m filed for similar oxtxpktood by tha waa rppovl- straU ea meeting, Endor Ctarlrit paid fo r an admtsalon tick, t U>| mcnl, but bccaus* th*y la th ># special showing of a Western helping n worthy eaut*. ' Baoford Doudney, grove, Geneve. pared nsaay driteton fwda In th« -wiaeiww i «reay ay aanfo w* of I . Th* spocUl showing a t for Seminole 7:00 P. M.: Horn* Demonatra- picture and a couple of cartoon* . 41 elec trie kItehee aa tho riab stage, h a k r i^ r for exemp- tion Club Exhibit, chicken xupper, will go to th* hospl'pl, thanks to Rita is to h* nt 10 o'clock B at-j& V krH i latoedaeed ta ‘ ■jt I Cronin urday morning and (ho admission l — — —— constitutional Cmmrfjaity Jfoueo, Aitaaont* th* generosity af Jo* L. Marenthe I ** tqt.V, m anager of IS* playhouse. charge la only 10 cants. Tom Tybe filed sack the FUridn ISi 77 This la “Crippled Children’* ’. i t will be seen in "Rio R attler." a rerairria prnp7:06 P. M.: Address oa flandkattoaa ford and cetory,- radio station -Weak" wilk the Legion, and alt UirUllag Weetarn, and there will cartoons. "Chooa* Your S p a rk s ' Cheat*rs la th* abate Apr. 1. WJAX i" aad “Springtime Boreco-operating la h 'piag finance S:M P« M.1 Ilk a . * * boopUkl which, according 1 • Many A t Burial 5 ’ .. rr- -• • R H ta P ( ' DurhR8 In Former Home _jTY NEWS BKIEFS: i8 R cliet Need, President Told No Morn Money For Canal; A ppropriations Committee Of Senate Rejects Request l Fletcher Amendment Tndiiv I« L a s t l» Turned Down lly W J , n Rep rieve Vote Of 12 To 11 Can Be Granted Stockmen Should Sec Guzerat, Says Dawson t □ Jndjre R itter Stands Before Senate Court Salvation Army Has I Island Prison For Federal Offenders Suggested In Bill rfessJSr WHATS DOING i “w. feSah f .ik is - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 11, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/59a392fb5e6eee0442fac4a7dd222ed6.pdf 95bbc7524cc817c4602791e8bc77fc9d PDF Text Text i - r 2 3 MembersOfChattanqoga Boy Boxers Will ! Baseball Club Arrive With Present Card In Officials, Scouts, Newsmen DeLand Tonight Inclement W e ath er Prevents Practice “" F irst Day In Camp The Chsttannog* Iw k o u t, ir e here, or mn«t of them. Five a r­ rived Sxlurday. 18 more got In yesterday. an#l < vm nrrre ere an their way. The Valdei Hotel le headquarter, for the teem, end It wee e busy place today, a* the rain kept the bunch form the prac­ tice feId arid they were all s it­ tin g around the Inhby tefln g each o th er ew v lcrliit rbm rv they giw f i n e to do on th r diamond this N m m rr. New. pap*r men, «rnut« inH of* flcllla of the club art* with the bunch, iho'-gh Prea dent Joe Eng • 1 of the rhattiino-ojira lookout* Will noj arrive until the middle of the week, lie i, driving through. Calvin G riffith, v ce president. Wat fip e rtrd thin afternoon. Clyde Milam, m anag-r, la with E. T, Haifa is her# for tha Chattanof] fa Kr«* I’r t i i a*vl W lr, Gammon la here for the Chattano ira Dally Time,. Trainer Xtnsen and Hmut Zlm Beck are Oiao with the bunch. There ere more pllchrra, Sr Would-be pilrhere, with the t,o«kOut, than nny other players. The gang lR all registered at thr Hotel Voider The p ilrh rr, are flam er, Perkins, llurkrudrr, Ijtcy, Mes­ senger, Cohen, ll-,ye«, O. W right •n d Pet t. Two other pitcher, ir e an their way. Other p ljy e r, registered at thi Valdes are Ni>, third ba*euuttj Borne,. Stith, Muck, S ln y /,n , .9. BVIght ami lo in e . outfielder,; Early ■ml ttedmond, ealchery; Chapman and McDowell, Ig. fftldera; M halic, «econd baseman; ’BEAUT (on X -ray) of e*er bavin* bem 1 which wlie* o r infected with the ( e m u c f tubercJ- 1 present. U nited L u m b e r C o. Seasoned and Unfinished Lumber Buddy Lake Is On Albany, N. Y., Team Coming On Sunday Buddy lak e, Hanfcrd boy, la playing on the Albany, N. Y , tram which will nlay agalnat the | Chattanooga Lookout a on Rant-rd field next Sunday a ft­ ernoon. Another member of the Albany nine la ' Alabama P itta”, the Sing Sing convict over wh ae deaire to ' m ike good" ouch a Jiirerr wa» rotaadN*evne time ego. Admission price, for eahlblt on gam«e will be aa folliwa: General admission 55 cent,, boi a ra ti 25 ctnla extra; children 25 c*nla; negrOea 10 ctnta. L u m b e r. B u ild in g M a te ria l— R o o f b i t “ L u m b e r M e a s u re d B y T h e G o ld en R u h r Thirty member* of the Sem nole Boy,' Athletic Club have quali­ fied for the boxing bouta n DeI.end tonight, hey a n ote aevol land tonight. They are to leave the Sanf-rd arena a t 7:15 o'clock. The program haa been arrangMl •y Clyde Homage, DeLand protwrter. Many of the Bouta will be be* * ‘»n Hanford and Deland ynungtrra but there will be tome boots •tween membera vf t b , local' I b. Thrae are scheduled a t fol* 1V , | Duane Tilli, v, C.ilra Chapman] ay ICdge va lau i-n c e B arrln-au; r.hn F H ill va rie rry l et Mooro; Hlly llarlneau va Urulberg Half Webber We Iborn va T. 11. Tltlle* md Britt fUb rn va Merchant Wild Panny, Jant And Sunny Kay To Race Tonigh* Daily Cost At State School F o r Girls Is 96 Cents Per Inmate Although P re m ie r K a la u ke O ksd a of Ja p a n o ffic ia lly w a s re T . - * , i o n , m a t , d and the w orld believed him d ead, he cem s c u t •• a bloody ,old< tra’ reb ellio n vo ry m uch allvo and ta s k charge a* i**v g overn m ent'! d riv e to stam p out tho u p risin g . H a la show n In Me garoen whera It is sold ha hid w hen rebels k ille d hia H e re to ry In the b e lie f they w a re fe llin g the p re m ie r. (A eeo clated Praaa P h o to ; Wild Fanny, Hunny Kay. an-' Jam will appear in ion ghi’a fei •uro ninth race ov-r the 5-10 mil distance at Hanfnrd-Orlando K»n TAI.LAIIA.HanS,' K ir. 91—(A>) nel d u b greyhound race track " !• auditor* h ire reported in F.l-ven rare, w II I., ruh siartln •overnor Hholix that maintenance at 11:15 o'clock. , oala | f ihe Florida Industrial The ,re* n', lnrg,,l crowd ■-’/tool fur Girls ai Ocala lolal Dfl Jammed Into the ground, Haitir •enta a day for each inmate. day flight and It wo, smith*, The audit u vrred the period lough night for the form play*.' rom Dm- I. 1932. (0 30. Who look o n a l beating aa on HI5, ami auditor, said they found long ■hoi after rh** other ram ■cc/jnia at the inaiiiuuon in g>n>d through a , the winner. ' ■‘Hoaay," thr pptient milk enw, Tonight', enirba and e-ler’ion ( 941J dilng twuer work, H o w ’h with the In te r capital red a , t rung In the opinion of J. G. Ca the dog, which ahAtald finish day 1 Hn veralty of Illinois d ay ,p -ria . | lha moniy: trial !■*, (be average cow t day is a , 1st r ,''. 'H tn t.r ml*. Win for an ^mprovemen over h r ai* | llurk. HKI> HNu W It). Hunt. I i rm (era tf 10 years ago a , modern It,mind.r. 111.I',: WAV” ID. !l.<i. r..i M oiiTim : in . j u*ii< r]or. streamlined automobile, arc su­ Forge. Itoy lia r, perior to ihe old gas liunglm. Ind race, nuiirl*. mile, 1,1 linli ' Setting the standard for a I dally (I nhl,: I'hai’v on it*,ONI.T I'll ANI'K 111 llUINIit 0f vanceni'n:, In the rn Ilk t.ry HTAN III. Torna.li. Ii-r«. Anoin I a "niod. I," have hern the da rv I'h a n c , It* ti<l r line, l>*trnl*n HII.KHAN il l n>r herd im provm ent aw ciationv, ,rd rn r, futurity, in,? half II* •a y , f'a*h. A' |t'e»»Di the e a-.-, double IILl'M I* it. Ill UWAItni: 58 of the," axoriationa. ,po .sort-1 lilt' 111. <• llcnrv. Till- II .ft III|T by thr Iigrieulttlril cnlleg,. I lf ill . tolla llr .r ,. Ill 1*'b' o i |''l l l l i II War l'1-.la*. MUInlahl '.Ur rhett 1 ^ ver-t'v n wltith ?l).0d0 ctvA.t tlh enee, LI4 mil- '- 1 i' I' II ,h »r* h-lttg leal (| f r milk and bn -' III, Tommy llot. 111''. K i 'IIHK terfn: oiihI r bm. ) ID , li-h'.v Ivin, l't ,l" 'T l HKI.L II). laid Itliie. Ann )'. *h Ion-. | look'n'* hark over no,* r. rnSill eure, .|ll,rl,r mil, *1 I In III noi», Cash ,n y , IU25 dairy AINU ID. J nel.i li-g Mi'IIUM. 1 ant Hi Tr-i»r*- i)« ill",” .lu r il mn-ov.-ment a , tor la lion ,NN III l*arl,n, |»lrlk*..r. ply •'»<■ |t ' cow, avtiagrd 282 pouiiila of liar., flo- l t butterfal, ngalnal an average t f ,.h r-.,e n.t| rillNi'i:** I1HVA Ml I'AIH i Y LIN il l lliu-k n .72411 po nd. In IM I. rg g “On tb* bo,I, f 1031 prl:ra lbtnle-m od'l row rlearetl $l!4 nh.>v ' feed «y,'a." he ,ay*. On th’a tom* lrt*,l, ih, 192* caw would Kavt* F*T. rl ti'tsl »52 or *17 |. a*. oun I d»,,v ini petty nn« a t a i!* o -i,tI-n farmery ha I nlita n - | no better pemhi-ilon In 1974 than I n u k th-y did 'n 1025. th.* in at w m l I *»Pt h av, been f'lO.oot) less for tl.o F* , I 29,0011 num ber, row , of Hi.* Lnl* state.ihetr lit-cxuie ' f a altnrtage of fe-*| now following Ih i 1934 droughL Ce,h r of ,» y , that average p r o ’e rittn f i r ” *tny i 1935 was »om-what Ira, than 'n Recocds Proving M o fjn ‘Bossy’ Is A Better Milker hr wearing a aaval uniform aboard I a ware raft, Harry Thompson i (above), a dlaahjrged aaller, waa described by OutKerlUe* aa a tan* ' tral figure In the Lea Angelos In* veatlgatlan of navel esplenags end the aalp pf float secret, ta foreign powers, (Aaaoelattd Frees Pbota) mining In hard rock, particularly where dry drilling is practice*!, cut* _ •«.r»?r ami >k>l ahing graniie, gnnd1 mg w.ib -on.lrone whrey, and sanJ b n pulvrrtx ng. Hil n o i, it alar a hwxo f ar.l hi sorb .nduatnoo a , fauixlrlea, mi*I | pu‘iern .4 and paint manufacturing. u*e| When adica duet gains entrance laaeft'I to ih«* lunge, noduea of fibrous tiaemeni,” njy. ultimately firm in (he air cells p f lix* lung- Prtclaely how or why • not ye. clearly known. \o u r Health Mothers Advised Ailing Daughter To Take Cardui Many, many women have taken fo*.'ul t»n tho advice of their mn h e r, who had bien helped by Cppoaitc Woolwurtha— In Old ta la * I’k am ac y Bldg. At noun and happening con inuoualy day and nigh; for fiTt days. KipL'y'-t (teak ru b j.c t, and many featu re* ..Iltad cd by Uajor Garfield the man without » rkoll; Ralph the elephant boy; pigmy mldgrta and many all alive su b jects,. , - ' AdmljaLn L hildr.n _____ — L— ’— 10c Teacher* and pupi'a especially in tittd . MJackals of Gallophaaa Ito quickly reflev* tha I stinqlnq torm ent,uw iW Young and Brown, ■Kortato|v* Bloolworth, third baarman. Davl P h o n e 303 and Taylor, first basemen, am' MeCall and Scrivener, pitcher* have not aa yet arr'vtd. seal-ln lha FRESHNESS of the Prise Crop Tobacco* la Doable-Mellow" Old Golds Grocery and Meat Mkt — APECIAIJI THROUGH THtJRfL MAR. 13 a- L b s. L a r g e P ru n e s : 3 I,be. B la c k F lg a .____ “ W g b k lc r V S o u pa c a n . Ve-,—Tomato—-Pta Pot Beef 15c to .RoaBt lb. Milk Fed Broilers each w ith a n e w p ro d u c t o f aci> w o * , h a v e Q trty D a a Cay, b o a o n th a t o o . Super* S a tre a ta a d W o o o -F ep wtQ y . Ihia d e a d ly p o w er IN N M prim Rib 32c to ;Roast lb. Native 15c to ^Steaks lb. „ 8 t*w 1 2 »A c f lb. il Killed Ive W eight J Be la f W eight Shoulder Roast Pork 25c to Chops lb. Real Pork 25c to Sausage lb. Waatern 18pare Riba lb. 1 9 ° >G Sliced 82c a A « iG i c a M a g litS V a c k it �% ■ ‘*&' -•'**. "" vFV * -•» 5 yc'U!*7V * » _ \ * t <?' *-' ■ »r , / f* ’ -■/ • •..^*w£vh ■ -.• . • * _ »*-- — :— ...........................................r ----------------■ ------------------ -* - i -■!'? ■'7 ■•*-* * - - :- * .*? * •** . '.’■■\ *7' w l -'-yn j Samlnol# Coanly Produce* ifedfe Fratt* And V eftU bta Than Any Similar A n a In America § > m t f s x t h Member Associated Press SANFORD, FLORIDA, f ™ XXV Chattanooga Rollins To Confer Degree Citrus Fruit Baseball Club On President Roosevelt A t Pact Approved Special Exercises March 21 In Washington Quits Sanford TUESD AY . WINTER PARK, Mar. 10.—W) Rodlrw was choaen by the New Dr. Hamilton Holt, preewtew* of f-Yswh society in 1PM na a w ad >fc*’ -----faw collegts to praaent the or* ganlsm lion's award in memory of m ud ite founder end flrat president, specie. <ron vocstion ax*rcltei, AI re m en Sydney Sul] Iran. Th* roller* «!»o wit] award an The aw ard la mad* “not in recog­ Algernon Sydney Sullivan medal- nition of scholarship, profeaslonllon t»> Urn. Roosevelt, Dr. Ilo.t .1 akU] o r flnnnctel race**. but hy W AailINRTON M tr r . . « * of the ho —Tentative approval „f . m. rk .telement* of riteraeter; *ln- , . , Thr presidential party I* ex­ finer tk . . m in i’ Agree mom for nhinntr n tj of pected to arrire on a special train After the exercisaa, Dr. Holt th« steadfaet tw rtu it of tb« u , . . a. I rn 11 # . 1 1 „# w * farm A«lminnt r miion, n o « ..t «fc. ■» V . agreement haa .wen signed ^ I train to continue their journey w hkh * * ra charad erirtic of Ur. . ™ * I e*n b<com* effcrtiYf* it must h* •fgnad by at vast f»o jK*rrrnt of shippers affected Tha #AAA th at Fforiifa grtiwym will j con*War lh«r pro|Misi><J program In 9 arrla.'v of m rrtings L» Im* srhrdo!ad a t once. T h s tentative agmsraent would w ^ v rv g u |ste that «|uantity «»f fruit _____ a M p p K would limit 4hi}»iiienU «»f lit, ~ kniiH.1 for Caf DayH a U. Ji a X.*a## huff, bound -------‘ _Z wiriAlw-l ■ ami grxd** tower lh«n to train thorn. tona Bdach ] Failure to put th e M u n ic i­ I n t e r m e n t T o B e I n D e c i d e s T o W i t l w i r a w u . & no . 2 for Kv-nda «-itru» rtu f o f F a i r n e s s *n ,it’ *n J wuu,‘l • « ,np al BaaeSaft P ark, and particular ^ U ___ . j tool committee to at| innnter the ly the d u b boo**. In ahape wav T o M a n y . F r i e n d s program. given aa the cause for th<* ^ —----- **-'t <Und#f th e agreem ent, a pro* d ub's aummary aeeeranee of relloly Croaa EpUcooal Church’ Continu-yl 111 haatth caaued the giUm of ,hlpn.em . fru.t nmc.d la'Iona, and all efforts a t ■" waa crowded to caoac:ty thia withdrawal today of Frank L. 1„ Inter.U U o m m m e an.1 tu Canarm lit lee were of no avail. They're rone, the whole "hi', m -rnlng hy aorm elng frienda W oodruff of Sanford of hla can- ada could be regulated » ,T kty 1 „ wluhlng to pay thetr final reapecu dldacy for the State Senate from prevent Hooding th . 'm arket and and kabood’e," and to Mayor T. I., Dumaa who died the Serenth Dlatrlrt. ’He hatl an- d e p r c .ir g priem During )>erii>d. And with the leaving ahortly before noon yeiU rday n nunnd aaearal weeka ago a n . l '0f reiffjlation e». h handler f Chatlanoogans ifoe, Hanford ng an an ntiiyaa illnea* wi of alightly he* had re-a fn l|t would apply t., the control hope of ever ra ttin g ■ a bli: 1follow 1«V|#gr VI viiwn nn uti^ “ hi ‘h* 1 line# then , league team to train her*. »*'• m or. than a month. The caaket f 1’’ '" 1 m*"» premtaaa r r auppon cummitl.-r- for allotinwntaj prominent baieball rant. It w ai . . . .m othered with floral offer- f,0 "» imported th at CaUIn C.rlfflth.', no.. Tubllc o fn ee. and many bu‘h 1»n^ yice-pretldenf and acerytary of hu.lneaa eatabll.hm enta were ttea- Howeyerl he^ ‘ th . C hattanoo*. Club and ton do.e.1 ,luring th . fun-ral hour. lll" * « • “ “ k'f ‘ " [“ T Decides T o Train |n Daytona Beach r a l i i # MARCH 10, 1916 NI'M HER 116 Established In I99.K France A p p ea ls To N ations When Britain Refuses P lea ToH elp Oust Ge rm an Fo rce Agreement Must Now Be Signed By Not Less Than 50 Pet. O f AM Shippers' Municipal Field And Jioiiim. college, announce. pr«iIrinh nouse HmiRP Not In d*Bt Roo*,T,lt whlI> taira woi *« tr, w M , r 21 •> at Guaranteed Shape* la Griffith Claim - f e AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Sanford U The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Hlghwi And Waler Trans portal lop (;ooSE-STEPPING’ GERMAN TROOPS HIT OLD STRIDE Sympathy For French Cause fs Sought By Premier Addressing Deputies’ Chamber i ,' . S S ^ J2 fS 3 M o^TR efused; t *i ttee Moi ^Principle’ Causes Club To Pull Out “ uth |t t IStu t*ngArtnr*was an■">— nounced»today Riirht Vs. Might Seen As Problem Can’t Be Dominated Hy Violence Says Deader Of Cabinet l^th?.*,,™'*..E*"h5» Church Thronged fll Hecllh Force* For Last Rites WoodruH Out Of ! > « ! ? ■ ' mn°" For Mayor Dumas Senatorial Race P A R IS V i r flre n t H ritn iit ! fn«.-i| E ra ifi-'t ID — ( A P ) tinlnv Tfv ri'Hunst fo r im ttn«ilint,. h e lp in o u s tin g [ ( • iT m i n v ’-r n r m ien fro m th o ftliin i'liim l, nm l t h r F re n c h | go v o n mi on t isjtno * n tron4Tul n|i)n-»1 lo n irm lie rs th e lo n g u e o f N a tio n s f o r ' t*«i|MM,rt in “n flirh t fo r I prare ’ rAitc- Kiirelffn M inj.ter Flann f.i'e-l nt a cnnfrrenr* of I <>. »-n * -iirn itorie* to get B rit­ ish hacking, Prem ier Albert Satraut went before the Chamber of IVpiitie* in a public effort to gel sympathy for the French Th** ttrrmnn a*goow* attfp*** rrmlHimrcnl «f W «rlt! War »lajrs, wm hrnnl in Kuril|x* again when m ine. The Prem ier proclaimed Rcit hifurhvf | kit tb r anil* ihem marvhlng intti t ‘.lugiu* t» tmtipy th** Ithinvlatiil in violation of CJu^- hi* governm ent', determination to get n d ear and preclia dedmaiiy * p.»%l war I Matin* with tin* allies. IA l're«*w 1'hntol 'Ion on "the agoniiing problem of (he 'trength of right agalnaf minor, another y ear, bat thla be might." Kart a ut declareil th a t If NF.W ORIGANS, Mar 10 .moinlng, an .lln te rm .n t will bo by tM* « " • u . denied. He axpremtod ' Alb Opin' Hitler wa- ju.llfleil in vlolatiog Mayor T. Hemmea Walni*ley, la*t t h . aid. of the late Mr*. Duma, 10 who pWd|t’r 1 M t. bow rrer, th a t th* “falhir* 'he I^icarno treaty "then wo iw rrlving enemy of th- llu.-, I', • f Stnferd to flea up to the In the ChaHeaton Cemetery. The ,u l’J>OTt' . miiitt turn re.olutely toward mil* l° * '1^ ” * ^ *0 ' C * i lamg t» Utica) machine left with bgrywnont w ith th* Chattanooga two daughter# c f the lata mayor, 1 1 Itary alliance, an<t arm am ent _ ln d . * r,T »nl an Important public office in <aab“ ' will j. “rtn m g ly argue Mr#. A rthur H a lird and Mr*. " nV t# f ta c a and. let u . admit It frank* > laiolalana, ha* offered to resign If. to war made by tha al>OM if th* leglalataaw woulil rn to re L-. « S h - ,it W < W l W » Croaa C tin d i. lwbrn thn tinii? favdrik” “hum** rule" t» New Orlrana. , WAh'ltlNClTON. lia r. w r w «d m an, n a n T « City Clark F . 6 . Lammon reptwaantThe mayor aai,| he wou'd make (A l’t -F -r thu twelfth tim.- in —| -iV m tar SarntuL m U| P'rmact ••-t'ev nut refua* negotiation! th a t tha eacrifice to rctlnre peace he- H»tory th*' A. He*at» to -ay K c l i c V C t l 11 C tlO IlH 1 W flO fl make for peac# |n the future, b u t' tween iU te and city government*, franefirm ed lt* d f In o a o.hm n W i l l It* , f i l l ' * U V- U IM n m l a n T l ^ (American ■ « * * » • ■ He baked a l... th at the leg- court of juM kr to hold an «* MOV e W ill B 8 U p cannot tew t when dominated by *League) to triln here neit waa W perlntendent of thla dlelviolence and when aignaturaa a n ialiture enact *oclal urcurlty leg-! |oachm ent trial. Al ■ prrlim t p ilH C tl B y llritS u l Petr were bright, bat Arthur ■ lon of tha Atlantic Coaat Una repudiated." rutry t> the trial —probably neat. Tb« ahert but Impreaaiya ritual- /-1 i m y X T i m m D D T P T X l Illation. B riain of the local baieball J HalI Actual strength or the German le funeral eervk* aervke of tb* EplicoX D lIa y T O D t l i L r o life Walmsley, former preai-lent of month < > f h — leral Judge (iKNKVA, M»r. Ill -i/11 T tcommittee aald today that tb* pal Church waa read by Mr. Bran. army now In the Rhineland la be* .lead l - Hl-‘ier of the South j | „f Mnticn* la*t nlghi in tha United Stale* Conference of proepect now la “yery gloomy.' Ed La# Fine*. 29, and Luc lie u . HOLLYWOOD, Fla.. Mar. 10 . lieinl hy foreign resident* to Tha rector will ----alao conduct the . ,, * a , , Mayor*, Is little more th in a t-'oiida D Dlrlct, Impeachnl by f„rl„ » ||v invited Oermany to p»Alyln Bradley, preeident of tho - — -—— i AIM l ive robbers early to- numfVr .10,000. It was no toy arm y’ •errlca in Charleaton. Tha yeaUd F *r,o n ' both of ‘ ■",ord> figurehead In offke. The n'd the llouve on Mar. 'J oif^ehafge* . to i|*nte in a meet ng of the roun '* CMveland team ; Judgo Kennelay ,Invaded th» l|j|ly*mod t'nun- *- artll ery gml mrnchln* gun unit# ivc ''lecetverIi'Clfl cil Friday to caamlne tho Franco- , ..... ... y . _ j ( . ' L ...K . 1 1 *'w lr *, n * *hr*» hymn*—"My 7 ^ * / . 7 penuw i on gui*r faction ancient ruler- of „f allowing exceiulvc abW Mountain Landla. baaeball r , llh U f k . Up To Thee." “Jean . «*. _____ |*Hy goyernm tnt, d.aerled W.lo.*- {,,,, f ,e , to a former low part Itrlirtno npiienl • agninvt Iti-r t'ri* <*.’t ry < lull, ■belli up and bound all w''r,‘ " '• n- Troop* are garriaonad Ogr: and C'ark Griffith lnapeetMy Saylor” and “Th* S trlf la O’er, ^ t . t , _ t _ . ,„ , , ley and aurrandered city hall fa* m-r. th- K arate *«< aworn >»* viiihitii ii of the l,.rarn o trcoi , %iu* u ii »*iii)i»*il wl ,h in •'"'I'iy faclnrlea, building* and ad Sanford flald aereral day* ago th* B attle Won." ” , Tb# Ud* win be high at 10:14 ^ *U7 * T ™ t n f “ i m'r' , " ' ? The ,pce. h of Fore gn Sect »- U t wren irvvnlrrii mi eighteen ■ch-oil house*.______ provided In the • * a* n u . . . _ i.| 1 Huey U m ga itateh o u.e machine » ul*l court according to Cahrln GrtfMr. Dumaa waa a devout mem tnry Anthony Ed n to the llriii-u low rt l oi A M ' and 4 02 * Slnfr ,h*n' A M , ‘ on.rlluthm flth, wen planned with th* u t bar of th a Eplico pal Church and “u Friendship. II,lu in 'a H op. ' d Iloilo- of O u n n o n , created .tin1 thouaund dollar, acmrdlng fo rv -. memhi-ra of the lim n* — * o u . 1 __!__ 1 P ra tt, eity finance eommhuhmer, | Three meml 1 1 tat port* to sh e riff, of lu I tnNt>ONi SU r 10 .—( j f ^ A d regular attendant a t It* aorvfcei, p - u tomorrow. dmnln*te<l the rom m l-'hin Kopruaenl stive Rummer*. Demo­ tmpreavlon here that la-uitti, leaving two nillomildlrs with . i r , , , ^ u,0 British House of alwaya occupying a fro n t paw. _ ------- . ’ emincll with the blry.inir* of the c r a t Ti*xa»; llohha. Democrat. -anclinn- again,I (Jet many nro Ito had aarvad aa aenlor warden R iln r “ t*rday, laat night and mtml_ lmlmirmtu„ d iiv .t, w illing, the robbers Commons, prime Minister .Stanley unik. ly. •tat* mA^ administration. Alabama, and IVrkink, Republic­ tor the la*| aaw ral yea re, , up to B a'cloch thla morning regSonic tir |r« ,aul 1’rcm icf Mo- • urpn-eil i . L. Jackson, club (tahlwln **|J peace In Euiwp# U Through dictatorial law,, the an, JJiw llampahire—aP|( a n d ' latered 1 . 0 1 Inch**, making n to­ ite t* control* city t e l aaae—nc nta, mid read the four article, of im­ mlin, would demand rnm ellnti n guard, and marched him into thu impos>iMo «o long a a Francotal o f 141 lath** for th# alarm. * ffice *if ILiiold Leoptihl, man- (German suspicion continues, Ita eoLeethna and diatursementc. Ml peachment. Judgo R itter was nf the , unction* now in fo riG. P. Poston report*. Hgrr, who was»'ugged with a p n ly rd that Britain would band elty employe* are responsible lo a given until Thuisday to app<*r again,t Italy a , a condition |d ,.‘ol but not seriously hurt j,er energies toward greater SO* : . pursuing African peaca neguti-* the Renat* bar and make . , Tha City Comml** Ion adjourned •la ta controlled el' ll sarvke b-anl. to-forc when "l»w to open the safe. tp , ration in the hope of achlavlnR ,hi, , answer. _ ti i i • . another. _ tinn*., It* y Katurdav acc pled Wa b h in o t o n , Mar. 10. — Policemen firemen echool teacher* T hl, l, ju,l ‘ , It* reg u lar aaaaton laat evening D ffk e r, were notified a fte r * tri-partite friendship, tfur m inty, it,.. buwiTBr, , » ,the L ... 1 fno 1 , ‘nguc • appeal fur «u. h ( A P)—Renafor Vondenberg. B. —eren th e a trr e t cleaners an,uba , Ju1 r out o f roe pact to tha lata Mayor one uf the eight employe,frred |f k'un>|tein nation* want to nrgotlul on*. n now T. L, Dumaa, until Thursday er Jeot to dlkmiaaal by the -late rU t la e* pec led to be given un­ Tho Imtoeiliale reart Ion here t ■ bim -rlf frum table linen, uspiI -top aggression, Baldwin waraadb > tt*ak on th* Florida *klp eenyt offke. Peter T h u n ton today til Mar. .10 or rhervaiaiuta to Eil.-n’s speech was th at it In (or bindliig ami Kagging. tiling o f thla week,. however, they onlist "be much mere C"d tb* Paaannuqvoddy Tidal candidate for County OonunlvIt waa rumored th a t th - atit* make hi* form al rc|dy, after diratr* Britain would Im- m id t >. ready for war than they are to­ Power project w ith on a***rtMn alonor from DUtrlct No. 1, now Tha weather: P art'y cloudy to­ machine had mad* a daal with w hkh a date la ,ct fur the trial. wanl any siiggeation of sam tlo m il, y. *:th»rwi»e the aggrvesof wffl th a t they w a n *foceaomicolly un- repreeented by John Mtiaeh, 8 r.. W almiUy whereby he wou'd »ur ___ _ With solemn e-rentony, vleenight; Wednesday fa ir, not much aga n ,t Germany, I have his own way." jnatlftad." — * chairman of th* board, who d o - . S l ^ , 'in” u m p .r» ‘t u n . " t i t r a m ', render th# mayor’* o ffk e and be-^*‘pTr,idcnt (la m e r win sworn n* .Opinion, aa to whether the HI*-*kw * worn - dtraetod to rm an r ^ n - '.n d tv „ v of t norttiwaM FUrlda: f a ir Untight; riw ia iM iui a feJerat^M odgr e r - s ^ M k # 'ju d g e Cy tlur dean of League council can decree *am-poatm aater of N«W Orleans. The th* Senate—Senator Borah. ll»n* against Germany, a , it h j , _ „ , , . . 1 when he refused to place th* whale acting poatmaater hare, Charles _____ Two more Hanford bus.nrs. fof Ettn)pe, n „ B rtrt apMI against Italy was divided. U a civil service employ*. men became Itolarian, today Cr>ITmtny „ e „ ld ^ Some offic els hold tha, France w h e n a (29,000,000 Item I* GERMAN FLAG TIIDIl "UPON fc » k i n g hU annoaoeamoat J W , Croaa Church a t 10 A. M. when '.hey were inducted into , w|th th, F ttn eh . , V-ffiS ha* not appealed up>kr n o / coat Id*ration (tor caotimj- Mr. -Thurston state* th a t bo U s tBd 7 .a p u . tomorrow bar* EX-MAYOR DOB article of the covenant Impimiug m .m U rth lp of the hwal organ ) ^ prlm# m|„ u t* r appeared j. 9 MIAMI. Mar. 10 > — Thoma* Iny th* two pjrojortto started by tite Urn# to glva to tho a t t r o atjd ^ CADIZ, Spain, Mar. 10 , — c a n ^ ik d dua (to tha ahoenc* sanction* and th a t the appeal Irat Ion a t Its lunche-n session (|, Jw lfJ tn [ WMtry a a h* re' egacutlv* ard er w ith alktm anta th a t ha w in a t all time* glr* aoch the flag th a CHy *f th* Rev. Mat* Evhrard Jam es, S3, third mayor of _ Communist* ripped merely concern* slgnaturie* of ih j in llo 'el Mayfair. The two new , o |h t {, ntur|.a-)o n ( havoc of wurka ptugraa* fnud*. Miami Beach and cmmellman of from abov* th* German con U a# and e ffo rt a* la Locarno T reaty, tin Brans, Episcopal rector. members are Irwin II. Bradley ,n ^ 0|M |M.CJkulu 0f , Recall in# th at he had already proparly perform th a t city fa r amton years, died In U ulaU laat. night and trampled rm th* tha dutte* duuey 0( i They any the cauncll i* merely and i Union Thumas Barker, guspklona and admitted t O t s m il hla vtewa t* the com­ hla horn# h a rt Monday. > on it. mtenry. Mr. T har#-| T ^ t e h f * emjr weretl la fde-.ida w hrthcr They were welcomed Into the pro, pccU Qf bringing th# ootmUM of th* Semi m its* In oppooltlon to tha F lor­ tm f s ta te , he b u m 0 .rm.my ia guilty of a treaty Hull hy Member* Leff'er, SUn*. together again ap a n n d tea# teh . note nol# Count; C aunty Chawsbar of Comida aklp canal. Vandenbarg mad* except to perform n denumiation and (hat then the Cidvman, Shinholser and Tup*. . .tho dntloa . , __ . mere# premia#* to ha a a InterUw ■Uy than at any time puh’k a ' la tte r bringing th# to f other tewurnu algnilorira must There were a number of visit­ w ar. • "tjw xtdy' project „ P" “ .p a rtia l m arm n and to m to t e - r t | h ra rd » T ^O eeu. immediately coma to the naalat- ing Rut arian* at t inlay's m eet­ “Th* only hop* He* bl achiev­ "In th* leu pnaa >t a m ana a n . Kl M. a„ ,. n n situation It an arkae* and aa a t #11, ^ u y th ty In anc# i f the powrr or powers ing, Including on* from a* fa r ing * tri partita frlendaMp," ha work fa r th a Interart a f the , against whim Germany's a rt ia away as Antwerp, Belgium—Arsail, asking for strong M M * ritita a a a f Seminole County Other off rial* think the council mund Krativy - proving th* nam* C Russell Mason o f Hanford clients in order to gain rwapaat fa# R. J . Lnngstrect of D-sytonn mubl recommend general L .a g u . of "R otary International.*' O th­ waa elected p naldant, E.lmuml B. Beach has served aa prraldeat .a f directed. Britain’s "G ght f o r ^ s c * , " er visiting Rolarlans wiry W al­ Steer* a f Sanford waa elected tha society fo r th# last eight Prom tho P a r t o f Central F lailter II. Brlgg* and Neal Htewarf, and Jack year#. iWltlKB CO N TIN U M „ , ------------Kalamaxoo, Mich.; A. H. In g b y , R uaaall'of Sanford was elected a Report* from officers Indicate (jomplted da By by tha lam inate a f tho ad th* executive commit- a conalderablj Increase in the S o u g h t B y M a r a h a l l •',|nM ' |1|*i oh|°: viuor k. ‘ vnty Chamber a f Commerce Sanford Xlsraala O a k will be NEW YORK, Mxr. IA Moure, Au Habba, fork*, N. Y-. tee o f tha Florida Audubon Society bird pm tactlonal work of tha arrira U and d ap artan * The operator* uf M Jadg* J . J . Dickinson a f Or­ In tha farm a f a memorial J. B. Hlera, Jr., Miami; and Al a t to * M tb annual m atting held Florida Society during th* peat Remlnol* Gounly skyscrapers last night i River. Ttomday. Mar. ta ada. awa a f th# doten eaadldate* ,ka fa r th a Info T . L. Dumaa, a t Ralilna Callage. Mr*. 1km. F. year, . , h u h u d i the in - nwlntenanc* iminvcnancw J*‘. ,**nt to r -‘ **• ,4 ,t 2 ° years, Crutchfls'd and Bill Higginboth­ Mnyor F. II- U G uardlato plau Umudlng fo r Caagraas frem the new F ifth charter BUchmaa of W inter .P a rk waa of wardens fo r tha patrollii* g f , w f ? announced that he w uld am of DcLand. District, waa bi S aafoH today prvtM tBi or for peace by arhltrutlnu la VAU *° l *te office nf con-* building eervke strike. SANFORD, law- with th# re#oast th a t 0 eonaetten rrta ry 8 . J. Nig (gnawwead to­ elected vlca-praaldent, Edward H .'p e lk a n egret, heron and other* bird I **"* u t r n Bfc M a p I f o r i l M ha made a f the report th a t h a #n- day, K iwaateaa wlQ g a th e r In D arla a f W talar P ark waa slgcted n k m iaa «a ooth R ait and W ait rtabla from tho Fourth District, * 5 tha fol^nting went ____ -ppoeinr w. a th* doroed Urn Florida 8 h p Canal a t Hotel M ayfair f o r htnthaon al UNvlllJ Of the eiedutiv# I j O C A L W B A I a m artin* a f llu district «e T h . morning w , ut I t ; IS P. M. With M r. Russell Ur. to th* usual m atters a f b tu lto a o ' *** for hr F a k lk a teat weak. *, ,U t* ______ Haubert R. MilU, Tam pa: Mr*. wa# featured by th* appropriation I did no t emfcTM th e PORT OkFORD, Ore., Mar. 10. U A . Drayfoa, New York; Mrs. fan. Avsraaeth# treasury rap - t i l ^ w n J ^ t k p ' ' f * * 1 J A Bledanteffg, Maitland; Uiaa o f A »da - from Lm M ttU t raiftrt a t trna wU* *<>■<»P*n*U with County and —(A P ) —Twentjntwo me mb# re r- b A v sn aa. iLBUu C. AraaU, GaJnewlIU: A. to aid tha National Soofficial* In enforcing tho of th* crew a f th# its a men P b jt- MAHCM ’ia war* safe ashore today a fte r J. H aaaa. W tetar Ptork; Mia, c k t . of Audubon Societies In of W* f<ur grounding five miles south a f t H Z Z -Z " Mary ilaxaa ' Arnold, Winter protectteg th a laat rem m nt o f th e f 1» " “ *TTT l; P ark ; V . L & Barnett, ML m a t wkite baron a blrd tv a k a l ,n» offV*r' ro w m trd with hero last nlahL Captain Victor D a n ; 6L A. G rim es JackaonvClr, S f F t e r i t o u J T l f r a u d b. t 5 » « » rta te gum* conservation de- Jacobsen said h* ran h la ,« h lp and Fimnete M. Waatoo, P enaco- c d u n te r ra ly ofi1 'Ui* Fteitdu Keys. P*rtm#nt. Mr. Ib rsh aU feels aground purpoaely a fter a em m uy aery *■ urn n a n * - - ,p*|lftod f a r th* office. Ifo Charleston, S. C., Tomorrow Morning. w s r a s t r j : : U s* 3 " “ ^ ! - — — - 5^ £ — " S i r s w‘ i 2 T i £ ! Walmsley Offers To Quit If Home Rule Is Returned S Senate Is Sworn . For Impeachment Trial Of Ritter \ in League Invites Germany To Participate In Session Of Special Council On Friday U. S II I I ,>1ly Clllh Robbed Of Huge Sum Early Today iSftfi .>1 J t Vandenberg H its A t Appropriation For State Canal P e t e r Thurston In Commissioner V Race, District 2 m r»r.c* r „ v S ilY'n.b! Hpmi u . . . 0 . w ggS -H w Rotary Club Joined Ily Two Business Men ww. u~y. .o ^ T ^ - v u ‘S 2 j •. Three Sanford Men Elected Officers Of Florida Audubon Society For The Year MARmMKNEWB Service To Neutral Position On Memorial Be Held By Kiwsnls Florida Canal Taken By Judge Dkldnaon O fflre o T c o n s ta h le cm or I -.ion d ^ . McMbH.n, J r VSj-. in- Steamer la Aground, i All On Board Safe & t »v �’ PAGE TWO ''T h e Sanford Herald Let Them Rave BalaAlUfcr* la IMA Th. ro r e n t r a d i o b r o a d c a s t b y t h e C o m m u n i s t . E a rl §mm4 m f a t R a s U r d . P l a r l R i s t o r m o f p r o t e s t from m a n y p erl lifted Hrowd.-r, h i s 111 M flC R a lla 4 f f t R * s o n s u li n hclievu, t h a t t h e r a d i o sh o u ld n o t be ac c e ss ib le KflrtrrtMl ma >* e o ■d •*«»■» a»at !#••>, t o th o s e ivho w ould a d v o c a t e t h e o v e r t h r o w o f o u r p re s ­ R r t t W r S T. I I I ! , a t t h * P m I O f f ic e IS rI m ^ F U r lia n sd rr a r t a t e n t fo rm of g o v e r n m e n t a n d t h e a d o p ti o n o f o n e like S o v iet C a a c r m a f M a r r h ft. I"WT. R u s s i a 's . To d e n y ra d i o f i c i l i t i e s t o C o m m u n i s t s , h o w e v e r, I f t O l .L A M * I.. liK A .R w ould he to d e n y fre e d o m nf s p e e c h , w h ich is one of th e U iltr In alien ab le r i t r h t s o f e v e r y A m e r i c a n citizen a n d we N ia a fr r U V l D O .t 11*1 A > — a g r e e w ith t h e N e w Y o r s M eral.' T r i b u n e t h n t t h e best itiR v c H irr i.iv w a y to c o m b at C o m m u n i s m is t o let t h e r a d ic a ls "b lo w o ff (m — M e e lk . ----------steam ." T A r .. M .m h . "M r. U r o w d c r , to Iw s u r e , is a C o m m u n i s t w hose' U p C o r r W l*»f w « h a v o w e d in t e n t i o n it is io p r o m o t e t h e f o r m a t i o n o f a A l a % llw a rp * o il" « ra rd i t l a u a . r ta n fa ftn a * an d a tllr a * n a tio n a l F a r m e r * I j i h o r p r r t y a s a vehicle fo r th e ad­ r A f t n i l a a f R t i f a r Ik # p«f|M*## v an c e m e n t of a c o m m u n i s t i c p r o g r a m . \u_i f o m m u n i s t s fW llm lac f ■ ■ e i« m i l l ka f k a r g r d | • f w s a l a r a*J i r r t l a M a ra lrm . h a v e as litt le r e s p e c t fo r f r e e sp eech a s t h e y h a v e fo r mw. ..a a .* . p r i v a t e p r o p e r t y . (Jive t h e m t h e po w er, and t h e y would x k . i f , , . u i . ik, ■ » n . . a a b o lish it f o r t h w i t h . H u t D e m o c r a c y lives by t h e princip le. m a j l m m e T m ' V , r T 7 X,To*.’ .*7*Tlnil t- s p is m i iy trr *t/rh a c a s e a s t h i s is it Tinder t h e o!»ia . M . o r r Miik p,i mr.|,„i k..a* j lig a tio n to a s s e r t it. Could t h e r e lie a n y b e t t e r d e m o n s t r a ­ f v i r l m la tlk a R a Piad W*m Fork tio n of o u r c o n f i d e n c e in o u r o w n political p h ilo so p h y T h * l U r e M la a rm +m h*t mt T i f a n d in stitu tio n s? iM * * la tft Pffao tth lF l »• r i M a * ■ I f i f y aa fllladii l o I k * mm* f u r r* « 1 h e re i y e o t h e r , p e r h a p s m o r e p ractical, r e a s o n s fo r p l l l l r a t U a mt a l l « * » *|l«i»*»l *-!**■• 1« If ae a*» R t l a r n U r a p p l a u d i n g t h e C o lu m b ia s y s t e m ’s lack o f d is c r im in a t io n . tkia nnprr ■met alaii (lie 'C o lu m b ia b e lie v e s t h a t t h e b e a t w ay to m a k e m a rty rs pflhllabrtl lewrr lie 111 rfc k l, ml Rllllrq'tona nf iprrtal i u t of C o m m u n i s t s is to g a g t h e m , ' said a s l a t e m e n t in k#rvla ar# ■1 a rrerfv*4 a n s w e r to t h e A m e r i c a n i z a t i o n l e a g u e 's p r o t e s t. V e ry well put S p e e c h is th e t r a d i t i o n a l s a f e t y valve fo r politi\V. M MCt II t. 1918 <nl e m o tio n s It sh o u ld he p e r m i t t e d to operate over l n e a i r as in t h e p r e s s o r a n y o t h e r m e d i u m of p o p u la r ERftK FOR TODAY j e x p r e s s e it. M e a n w h il e , t h a n k s to t h e lib e ra tio n o f Mr. o n a n o YOU |( T il 'l lC U T S I l r o w d e r ’s u t t e r inces, we h a v e h a d th e a n t i d o t e of a n a d ­ VbhiA AO. vt’f —Finally, lift* hrvn d re s s over th e sa m e netw o rk fro m R ep resen tativ e H a m ­ vvh» win'Vi't thing. a re inif. ilto n F is h . J r . wBnlNtt«>v«*r thing* *rr jiiwi. “T h e r e is a ls o th e c o n s i d e r a t i o n of c e n s o r s h ip . U p in win t ■ut.'v t*r things n rr fiiirv. th e Wh||l AOVVI'I New E n g la n d s e v e r a l s t a t i o n s r e f u s e d to t r a n s m i t thing. m<«• lovely. If M row der sp e e c h w h ile c a r r y i n g t h a t of M r. F is h . T h e r e thing. s l i ­ •>f ifiMbl ther* In- n iiy vir uu. ItllrI if Ihurt m u s t lie p l e n t y of r u g g e d i n d i v i d u a l i s t s In thmt ro c k - rib b e d be any i o i . Iiu.k oil III.-, r e g i o n who t h o r o u g h l y r e s e n t e d t h i s d ic t a ti o n o t t h e i r rathings. ’I t'l| plan. i " i d i o f a r e Wj. w ould j s i r a p h r a s e t h e C o lu m b ia s t a t e m e n t by s a y i n g t h a t t h e b e s t w a y t o m a k e C o m m u n is t s n u t of *'ich A m e r i c a n s i s ’to fo rb id ( h e m t h e choice of t h e i r ow n ' *‘V in te lle c ts " ' cK ck. Jtn • hvcotii'* t . o — -----y ton n • v*t ii’iicnt t*i 1 cht:k •* Wurl.l i j lltralil PtH lahH fvrff MWff 'T h e o r d e r n f G o v e r n o r Fxtrle a b o li s h i n g nil f o r m s ot co rp o r a l p u n i s h m e n t in t h e p e n a l I n s t i t u t i o n s o f P e n n s y l v titd i m u r k s a n o t h e r a d v a n c e f r o m t h e m ed iev al to th e m .u h r ii in p en o lo g y . T h e r e h a d b een no in d ic a tio n that Vink iK-i-.cn o ff irin ls in t h a t s t a t e a b u s e d t h e i r p o w e r to inflict • Time*. pliysietd p u n i s h m e n t on t h e i r c h a r g e s , y e t it w a s exerTlin moat Hit 'i'( ml mg r>'vrl.nl i n '■M,‘d in c e r t a i n l o s t inces a n d w i t h m o r e h a r m t h a n goo:, S e rio u s j hjr th*» Ny** Comm Hi*r in thai J e i l li e r to th e i n m a t e , t h e i n s t i t u t i o n nr so c ie ty . tr ia l after ' Morjoin, with ail hi* Jumer. Iiri* in f r a , li on s o f t h e ru le s r e s u l t e d in fo r m a l no more control a h . \ tt r ,Mi. s i,, w h ich th e o f f e n d e r , if fo u n d g u i l t y , w a s g iv en t h r e e to ■JO la s h e s w i t h a r u b b e r hose. ' If fp le g his |il|><- ligtiti-.i limn h a» * ._ it i p h m ,,, Nl k “ D iscipline is n f Ih e v e ry e s s e n c e o f m i li ta r y s e r v ic e ' Ydrk Hun y e t b o th t h e a r m y nntl ntv.v d r o p p e d flo g g in g d e c a d e s a g o g The lower F'!i.. i,|a penir-nl ■ ns a n a n t i i p i a t e d a n d u n s a t i s f a c t o r y fo r m o f ^ i u n i s h m e n t , I represent, one of th . h rig h te t l i h e w h ip p in g p o s t a s a p e n a l t y fo r v i r i o n s c r i m e s is re» »pCt« on 'he ni>l>.lt'a Im-Oo ss ...........1 fitly in D e la w a r e . W a r d e n L each of t h a t s t a t e do T m*p » ' r ?•%. I . aeennling to • l o r e s t h a t , f a r f r o m r e f o r m i n g t h e p riso n e r, n b e a t i n g .1 rv. s m erely to h a r d e n a n d e m b i t t e r him f u r t h e r . A s a d e ­ ■? *h* current Itlkd-.MrNe'ly 1 rep. Ail „f Non I, F^ri.U „ t e r r e n t t h e “ c a t " is useless, f o r Us fails re p e a t e d ly up on rated "nest h r . l,„t the Ten t h e s a m e h a c k s. irml, imrrnif an I wrnt ermrnl pur* • If old. w h e n v e n g e a n c e w a s r e g a r d e d t h e p r i m e p u r k lion, or the n r - h ■iw ,« lots I. pose of p u n i s h m e n t , t h e la s h a n d o t h e r I n s t r u m e n t s o f p h y ­ ne*. rere.slin, whti'h lin. „t, sical t o r t u r e w e r e n o t i n a p p r o p r i a t e . O u r penal s y s t e m now aerved fo* one oi.inth *»r milt m a k e s a t leas t t h e p r e t e n s e n f e x i s t i n g to r e h a b i l i t a t e a s th* h u .lt i'.. ni.|i|o-ra filiil* Mi w e || a s c h a s t i s e o f f e n d e r s , a n d in s u c h a co n ce p tio n t h e In­ atnl Daily News. fliction of pjiin h a s no place. O t h e r an d m o r e effectiv e Th« worn ti' ir n r » iluii m iijan n n ins o f p u n i s h m e n t — s o l i t a r y c o n f i n e m e n t , f o r example, hiti art* o f ' r " o '- r r ih e i h m g a w h ic h e v e ry c o n v ic t d re n t’s — a r c av a ila b le fo r c o n tr o ll in g t h t f n e v e r h .i|» o e n . ( ) , Us ih e JIt>4*1 t h e f r a c t i o u s . " — M iam i Daily N e w s . - ---• aar*. ---------- —n--------------It* was uglily year, of age day. k M» b*d lived ihe alV Mi d F H* had rarried burden. ; ' l«»r; Th" fniitilir* ..f 1„ A. Ilrunilay ground hy his continued th arnct J I * w*s every inch o mini; n , *Tkra* on ihis birtbJay ilim f,„ «'»< U. R. flrisiMm of (V ery Ave­ Thar* w-arn* no doubt now about nue foimril a'congenial party atW. i b f Vortiri great leniling the lutrbt-eue at Ling Jameson being bunted t» dead find miijWI: X f In th* fir*. wood yesterih y'. T » *mt» thing* that nti'er bap pane. I Mrs. Frank Lim- •>( DeUml C . M. Barry, crur efficient coun­ ft . 'he Juggesl of Ibun all w.e« the week-enil ir.»-*t of Mr* ty demonstration agent, I* ono of ----------- ,, ---------M r . Ikijrle. th* happiest men In the county Tha Ju n lw Chamlier of 4‘nni Mrs. Margaret Harnea ilrlight today. Op Wednesday ba had 21 R l I IllVfet Jn Ijikeianil has alre.ily g°ti* Into Action In the probing of fully • ntertalne.1 th . Every Week agent* here with him from various •l«ctl *n corruption; The m rm lirrt f lu b at her home on the Heights, p arta of the a tite and amorig them KM. looking into whole-ale piy. 11 'e m lay afternoon, this being the w ere sereral government men. m tltl of pn I tax es. Point I* given last guinea of th - d u b until afle Mr. Berry had Cetn t'U log them of Ut .UtO Investigation by tho *n- Fiiiter. Mr*. II >rry Papworlh won the beautitn and tlrtuea of the W lW tm ' iU frien one lath'kind tin prlie d.r tho gi;e*t* anil Mr*, Sanford seetkm and they came candidate. for Commissioner of fecit Usslila'tt for the rlub mem- over here to trvrlf- his stateAgriculture '««y* K«'" wITV wltlP ■Lora, TTyvse pri-*rnt ware: MY4. ntaqta. They were (Imply am atoJ B. n. B. a t the mxTty advantage* offered draw front tho n u t flsreause "the IP. M. f'apworth. Mr*. J, B. r* °- ^a.thD eecrier«U»-H)irT*rm*r and k ith coat of m aking • campaign Htryker, Mrs. J. L. H urt, Mr* U p rohibitive.''- Kt, Pet* rsburg W. n r* V , Mr*. G. F. Smith,. Mr«T stuck ra la rr end left here with Fecit Oabhrlt, Mr*: 8 . E. Barret), th f feeling th a t all -Mr. Berry Mrs. C. If, Vorca, Mr*. Anno,' had eaiiL a h o u ^ th e Sanford sec A jounir broker of Westchester Mrs. C. O. M eU ughlln, M n. T. IWM wa* true. WoBl wa* received returned home tho other after- A. Neal, ami Mi** Emm* Irvin. M ite Jarnexm of th« dredga of tha death o f Maxey noon after a M igh session on the who died in Lakeland change floor and found hi* tarn i'»>*t, Hovis. w hkh liunterf her* p a n of tha Work. Mr. d q ifh U ra, both of about kinder* Mitmlay night, t* att'1 missing anti • • r i m ago, acting up protty th* hopr* of hD comrade* th a1 waa p ari earner o r tho he had taken to th* w ater and Bottling VHorki o f tkia mail* his escape ar* dashed to tha f oilier kmI «»f aratit * SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO , T {ft J. ■ -jfc Hope O f Train Service To Key W est Abandoned1 III** and count!** In th* north* and central portion of tho KEY WEST, Mar. 1 1 - 1 * 1 a. ’are ta k in g with varying Key West has a b a th w d IU hep* of tow o f approhanaion on the •velng train* running one* again b_ lIo_ . r • t of Miami merchanU to ap> over -th e railroad th a t go*a I to the State Racing Commlei far a ihwrtcr race teaton. ■money derived by the atale K fk the operation of n co fia goee to th* m in tlw In equal hit. With thl* thought ever ber them, thee* oountiea K w t nak* It a point rwt to efclect ■treauoualy to racing, l i k i Racing CommUsLn, they n * n Uafc ther* cannot be too much gpe a k if that produce* an* ■pi jrev«M* fa r them —*»•" U t they oppose ait form* of dk||M •* * ’ * matter of prin- Deciding not to eppea* Ike pati. th»n «f Florida Eaat Ooaet Rail- ; „ way receiver* for penal*lea to 1«7tmi*yo rbandon the hurricane-dameg ed 1 . line itreUMag down noun Um ’ Florida Key*, the Mo w n n k i h a Toted i y m urday to *e*k gam right eg way for an ore. highway. TKi cooeriwhm er* c k e * a * r j i.T m d m n y , TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1938 \ wber* Roy Bean, “the law we»t Wtimen Police t n Can Be Sick Aitd Nbt 40 Minutes Per Mug pof the Pecos,’’ dispensed hi* his­ decisions, may be tran*Poland Make H i t Know It, Says Doctor Given Beer Drinkers' toric formed info a slate highway nF.RKEt.EY. Calif., Mar. J 0 . MEMPHIS, Tenn.. Mar. 10.— J park. WUh Youngsters t / l l - O n c can have me**le* anth- W9—la 40 minute* a reasonable! Russia Can Place Army Of Millitin Troops In Field Corporal Punishment X Pre.i.lric I .mm, n » a y . wi' »r<- nvi-iin. period in Mir sih-.b! h t h e mean a rpiurt p, , . THE SANTORO HERALD, SAHPpRD, PtORIDA out knowing it and became the time for quaffing a mug of beer ? I WARSAW. M a r.' 10.—M l —IV.- e n t e r of a large epidemic, Dr. City Judge Moore decided it land'a blue-uniformed is>lke-m*ni- Karl F. Meyip t t the Unlvemt.y wa* and di*mi«*ed a case charg-' i i l , are making a hig hit wi*h of California »-h«ol of medicine Ing a restaurant owner wit), sell­ h ing beer after t A M. chlldrrn; *n muc), ao th*, many ha* found. A per* n *o infectrd will not The rase wa* made at I :”0 a y bng.ler yell*: “ Pol re!” In•tear! nf "Mamma!” when he r n • fevrr. Mr. Meyer -aid. aft-j o'clock, but the two imbllwr* er a «tmly of ' lymptomle*." dl*-i tail they b ught the beverage at need* a fri»nd Typical wa* the ca»e of the ra*'* and the disease’,i characto-- 10 minute, before t. fly JOHN t.LOTD little boy who»e re.1 balloon es­ i.llc «pot» will not appear. MOSCOW. Mar If —(AIM — caped on the boulerard. Hi* Attention wa. focussed on such “The Jersey Lily,” saloon In vi,w of wlik1- ‘h* Soviet •cr-am* brnught a yorng polic-- latent infeclicn. durin gthe World building at Langtry, Tell*, Union’* high command "*f* *• » w man who »aw the b»llom War. when it waa found that' threatening international *itua- caugh( In a tree ami prnnii'Uv | tetanus miil ga* gangrene u f t jn 1 tlnn, almost the whole red "na­ climbed up a fter it. One holiday set in long after the wound with: tional guard” jycVm ha* been night «everal ragged youngster* which they were originally rconverted into * .'an.llng army. who u « a Ctmatmn* Uea twink- soeiatr d. There n «* sre more than W T 'n V tI'rfUJ*b the aronldow. of pn ( R.-vi wing theie ra*r*s in a re­ 000.000 men under arm* and lice bradquartera, walked rlgl't cent »c entific paper. Dr. Meyer ready to lake thr field on a in and Joined the party. Th pointei ut |h st Infretinrt could moment’, notice in Europe or polirewomen made them feel at, lie dormant fur long in-rind* and wa* not infrnp, ntly stirrrd up the Kar Faal. home. (Yoshiyukl Ka*»>hini*. Ja p a n * Kuch mcreaa in winning the i hy operation* t- remove bullet* war mini.l'er, recently said In c- nftdence of th» young i» In Ir.ia or l.i:* of *hrapnel. Tokyo that th, Soviet Union had with th- principle* on which th e ’ concent rale.I in ca,trm Siberia wenien’* peliee fore- hae developed. a force nf 2V0OO men plu. H00 I. wa* organ aetl in 1923 to hrip; thr government’* fight agonist airplane* ami 0r»0 lank*!. A huge war budget, figuring white »lavrry and the triffic >n| UtNDON. Mar. to —DP!—A out al a;>pro*lmatrly 13,000.000. | dangerous drug* n^wly -invented devte^ to corn list Thief of the oruftniiathm * the format*on of tee on a rplan* nf the new f m 0(X» on rt»«ruble* tii th. tlolUr * cschanirt- Mira Stanialna Pal polo «rue, who wings |*as been arlonted oiperianriMiinfCti In January »iii an off eer of the P llah army, nrently by r» f. Imperial Airways Since it |«rin ptrl of tki» i‘ ir the war with Soviet Ku*su liners. The mechanism, it is said, s t a t T t ■ ndrr her Iradcrship the women ( tn he u - H for lncrr»*in(r m»n would have saved aKnut<> Rorkrt oolici* «ec their c re a t e d r**pon»t i strength, qjbiifrver! rstlmiiti* th*' an*t other lives lost to the Ir* Cor. French and First Union wi’l have at leftat 1. "nitty abd opportunity n the fk'lilj menace. f social welfare. They h-iv** ,r»00.00n nif’n umlfr arms hy thy wUblmhed home* f'«r wayward end of the year. 5p >rlw and now nupertotend rente: j Thr total itrength n«>w, inelud fur the care of hoinrjei* ehildr* r>. ny thr national guards nr so* The policewomen are rerniited railed " t e n iV*riaIs,” ts t.-lOO, fr'm among healthy, unmarried 000. n f thr«- I 0)1.000 are on m>|i1 cnntN b ' l w r n the of Militia I Absorbed By Army, Big: W ar Budget Is Approved Teat Device To Free Plane Winga Of Ice L u m b er A ad R oof in * * % Security Lumber . Co. 0-% m * r/ \ - i < ft * -1 \ / o n perntnneot du'*y an 1 209,0041 ar« Jl and HO. They must irider go ala "tilled >»d at A,tAU'd inturvafa. months of aperi *i truiritng. and I h*' irlatlvi* Rites ».f the stand m’i*U4fd|tn for f o - r year*’ A^rvicj. iiibf an 1 territfifial force* are During thwc four year* thry n»r* tmoM th le vers^ ni* who ‘ they hound t celibacy, and «hoii!d th y ierr* until recently Previous t*» 1‘nntinuo to nerve after four year* he fi* r *anirat]on only 20 per havp ilap<rd they muat wait an "••nt «f Ihe army i%ai on perma additional three y ar* I>efi rc nent diitv. niarr age. Mm*In money 3< he tpen’* d u r ­ Thr girl who wignn Ufi At 21 J ing In Id in eildUion to the and take* her pnif»»**i n cerio.^iy nni fotre So offlrin flturr* | mint viatt until *he is 28 before ( have been given out ei to lb'* *he can marry tnasmU(*b an most of |h™ wom­ r.iimh r of titnkq a'ready Iti xrrviee hut th*y arc known to en police look * » attractive m thr r navy blue uniforms that run m * the thoti*ands. A mm h felt need, according to they turn many a young meV* soviet mPi*tiry men, Ia dovofop head, this seven year wait has Its nient * f lon^rnnirt* bombing disadvantages. It is nlr a ty said have compli’au-d sever il plant's Tho**** nrt*ently in usej to •III not Imve enough cruising f , . | romances heart hr. akimtly. On the th rr hand, hesitant pacltv In make rnund trip* to Ptore promptly ihe vi sI i-i-nlrrs of the m unlries t-vain* prnpjmost llkclv In be opposed to the whea the ‘‘onr and only" girt* h'nl they may join the oillee. Soviet Union In war, Red stiilismcn frankly name Flush, the famous dug star of firrm anv an I Japan a , these Katharine Cornell'* production of rounlrirs. Ilnl-inn to build up "The B arretts of Wimpnle the blit So\ i r ' military ni.v-hin',-ttreet,” Is living in retirement wa* taken, they hav? viplained with Mia* Cornel* in her Beck­ bi-cauee of tlircnt* of German man I’laco homo in New York and Japanese origin. Compulsory military service City. gives the llr.'on a sufficient supply of rernitt*. Tho govern­ ment Is spending 'ergo sum* for educational work among lilt soldiers, Hie period of army service being described as also a period nf schooling to prepare for lumber, roofing the soldier for life n* a clvt'lan. and building material* A 80 percent pay Increase ha* of all kinds call on at. been promised the troop* this If*r* you’ll find tb • year and barrack* in all p a rti meat reason* bb pricer f th* country *re to be enarts' W , . quality am arged and remodeled. Building M aterials th* quickest aerrie*. Texas haa accepted a bequest of (3,000 from a Rhod* Island woman to flnanct a study of Thoms* Jefferszn, Abxi'iim Lin­ coln and Jeffiraon Davl*. f u m u c * urcnytrK HILL Charles Iturge* probably own* more pup* than anyone in Holly­ wood. it# often goes from Cal­ ifornia to the Atlantic Coast In •earth af new doge. O F r i c h , r i p e -b o d i e d t o b a c c o O v e r a p e r i o d o l y a q r a , certain bask adranc«* have been trade lathe aelectkm'tnd treatment cooakkratioo ot acidalkalke balance,with cooaequent detmte improvwnent in to w n * * higher heat treatment ol tobeooo CToaithU**); rich, ripe-bodied i H iradaXHi! H H i L u c k ie s d m / l i k s a c i d A U fb t S a F k . �I. '*A ' if' j * 1 * --- . ; ” _ £ ■* - 1 r** •" , * * *n rr*~ T •: ■ TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 19.16 TH E SA N FO R D H ER A LD . SW FO U D . F T .O H IO A PAGE TH REE American (' o ntinent ,,‘l t,>’ ■ ,'t nMirmii ■ an.i » !**•••i sim of hi* r«votffr \ .. _ I 1 * h.»v. In i'll nmde i-n -1 and J r> Once Hawaiian Home, ..........,,L. .... . Scientist C oncludes d I 1 land, t i i r , tiff. •. I n >n * ■..... 1 - ■■ rf . n 1 >11 * d«i> 1 n nark mg vio- Charlie Chaplin In “Modern Times* Social A n d Personal Activities T ^ IIS S M ARGA RET P ETER S, S o c ie t y Society E d it o r T e le p h o n e US M4> \ « 'I I Social Calendar u m v m iH V r h * irm ' n'* will !>«■ . ' nhscrvcl by the Literature Dr'“",n l f ,h e | imrlment of the Vi. m .n'a Club fisirilnt c i ,; "f Sanford in .r ti afternoon at 3 00 at 10 "O \ M ■ » h Mr ■ •' I' *>" n '.lw k , s ,h r rl..b hou*e on Dak K ,.h . I HH» Mag.i ha Awrtue. Avenue A ll m.-mbera of the club Tb. M .a b I'.ik u r D r, harm--, ,, ,,1 f. „ „ „ mrnih, r, m„ lh, ‘ " " I 1........... . ait .lay .,uiltitn* Hub mm. »r.- mvite.l to atten.l at tb. in n .. .< Dh l . r - t ttellmd- "lb inmia. enc.a of My Year*' lla t t bur. It. M -ere.t C l.r. l.nch- „ ,/f (If r, a.t by M u E lle n Mal" m ........ honey, cliab hi.tor tin «*r p**t <|*. , Th' !>• n.oiDtrntion t l.ib ^ rtim n t chairmen. and a roll of Snnf ,,l « I’ cl .,1 2 lit c. M .,11 of early n,e,„;*rn , f the d * ! ,h v 1 * 0 : |i*rtment will be rr,pnm l*.l (o by 5 1 r** "H*-rtion» of r*rly incidence'll in The lateral.,,.. |» jui.t merit of rbib life M r, W. E. Kirehhoff. Th- [the VVtifnan'w i bib vvitl h.1 v Os j r reini ur nulling ttt II *10 Pj M. at N Person a/s ai t V D tii* 1 i* *1* two pMilh', trhn 'h iy g r'l 1 — ' Lit h * ~ ' 11 1 \ •! ■' .11- , 'll* 11 " \ A / H T run th« risk of having motk ilamag* done to your larmontm when you can protect them limply —hnm» ily — w i t h o U f c o a t Ju«t iiend yocnr clothe* to u* for cleanirtf. Every garni to t Ii thoroughly cleaned—carefully reihaptd — ami ntat/f abso lu te!y m oth proot ia actdifion. Mott impnctint of ill, thli «pedal moth* proofing proceti of cleaning co m n o th in g eifra. Mr. and M rs; C A Adams loft today for Atlanta whi-re Mr. Alla ms will uniKrgu treatment. j Mr and Mrs (ibmn Irurram and fam ily moved Iii M to Orlando to makv 1h*■i» futviri* htime, Ed Whitson of CL-arwatt r sp< nt tbo week rn<l hern with Mr urid LANEY c h a i r m a n o f d r a m a t i c s , will Mr*. John Meiarh. Ji * P'ai'k A ve­ a r r a ili n K , ' Lent W r F o r g e t , * Medical Society Of ( ounty Has Meeting 4 ■ " Tl to Mr. and Mra. K. E. W a k cr of Saraaota ap^nt the aerk rm l hrr»* with relative*. nae. | by Kijilinjf i r iii« s n \ Y ll,>,te,«e, for the afternoon L. E . White arriv d ya-sterdayj |*1m, ' T h e (Iram nn r <,h*nd P T A. »'ll l»- M r, R E True and M r, from C'leveland |<» v h 11 h i' <nr» in , , 1^ j. f w II meet a* t HI I' M jif tb Iti.hard Ten Eyck. law and daughter. Mr and Mr ‘ | pc*hoo| auditorium. S t u i ly r o u r <*• ft ; mmj r m John Meiarh, J r . Park Avenue thimijgli T h e Ihisj Mntrnn<* f'tub *f S e m i n o l e rh»i-t.*r Number Tw » Mia* A v i, Sten,trim h a , re| Order of 1 he K a . T i l Star will turned tn Winter Have I nfler nm-t * r h no |* m . „ t thr h m.* of The Seminole fl-unty Mr, Ural , pending the week . nd h. r*. wti^ l>« I hi miller. 1M0D I'almetlo S o ie ty held it* monthly meeting her aiater, Mr, E S Rorkey, " lr» i; h I n. ri.lmw n« .......... Monday evening at the Eem ald- Park Avenue. A v. wuh Mr*. Courier aid I aiightnn Memorial lionpltaf with I^ f io r * 1 . | llu.in . >, and on ial inir of the dentheta of Sanford a* apeelal Albert Ciinnelly iq * ip ortcil t n ,h '' 1 y L Cl».< of the I'ir.t r : e , t , and Hr. Elm er V. Adama arrive* Sunday from T e ia * to s|ieij I (Ininr ..f | *. \r , Haptiwt Church » ill take place and T>r A B. Whitman. Orlando a *hnrt time here wit^ h»-» parent* \\ in 1 - » P mr 4 1 nl I I’ M at the church mine* dentist*. a , honor guest* and Mr, and Mr* A. P. Connolly, Ma wl'fll | >• L' r t a I with M r,. It R, Heck and Mr, main »p**ker,. honey Apartment*. I f bmp. ........ ... ----------------------- ---- -----------------------Dr Adama h, connected with the OHlf* | III* » t ________________ _________________________ Kiwani* Club Children** Dental Sir. and Mr* FV^ton Siuele had ■ m <Time and gave a paper on chil­ aa their |pue*u for the wrrk-end H I. llj.*k*..M I iMtfl Hilbbv \« t It ( it I dren dentiatry. Dr. Whitman'* thalr ton, Herman S **-eIe of 1 11 talk wa* on jaw fractures, diag- Bt*>olnivit1e* and their granitaon. Hi* Iit )! *•f (In "In Meurt nf Stinfitrd” 1 , , n i' i u .j m l nutrition. Alton Steal# of Orlando • ••mi* <J*«r f 1 1n * »•* •; • «• \ \ 1• 1 w 1 , 1 \ p p Margaret Fletcher m Hoatwwe*. « li.lp't I ,'tll I r . , Mi*a Jo»ephSm* Wdnte of t b v The South Side P rim ary P.-T. c nf i .1 n - in \\ 111 . 1 N il \ I Y I I \| M Cunt! nuriiHly V will h a . e a aubicrlptlon bridge land, who ha* been s»pen1lung th * Jiii'l iji nr • I 1t lail'v at K:(K) p. M. at th* Elk*' winter with her *i»ter Mr* John Ml* 'Hie |Mm . l i a p n 1 club Reservation, may be made Melarh, Jr., returned Sunday fmin •*1 *r •!»• w . |.i t Ml I • .. U' 1 1 • »l Clearw ater where *he visited , with M r,. C. V. Proctor. I !»«■ P mi 1 . .im-IuMt relative# for a few day* Adults 15c F R ID A Y il irk Tin li liNitei.ti Central Circle of the Carden Children 10c Mra. Neva Salman* left la-t flobbv •Tub of Sanford will meet at 10.00 NwYMinn. 1 ConLnuouj lOAH.fcll P.M, \ M. at the home of Mra. G. E. night for her home In San Finn- III*h«»f >r» i|,| t riaco after apending a few week a inn*lhiairw t 11 M K'dllita, 2100 Park Avenue. * »* IIo,e C ircle of the Garden here with her brother and *i*le, ‘ I I I - N I 2 111 f 1!«"*•' 3-iiitt t l i n (h- 1" '! 1 I'd. of Sanford will meet at Indaw. Mr. and Mr*. E S Ho. k* v. (rrri’ v\:i* Jii’itiulv 1 I....... A M. with Mra. H . B. Park Avenue. th* mi \ tb* . !.■ | I >» u , 1000 Magnolia Avenue. mg Pn»f» *-,t, 1 , f \[ t Mr. and Mra, I, G Horn nnl The Azalea Circle of the Garden T llli R t K M «ir m i M s t 11 'hull I 'MV mi Mra. J. F . llaw kin* nf Muck Club of Sanford will maet at 10:00 nh’UK -ni'J r I *p r ' j 1»«1 > 1 l»1 n n e v.Ua. N. C ., who art the g. A M with Mr*. T . R. Mei.lng, R i' l i l M I W l OH m «f Dr. and M r,. II W Itiirkrr, lav !•»in 1M0 1Eaat Sacond Street. T Ib 'f 1 jit * > 1 j (pent a fagy day* la.t week w in filAKl-CUMOUTIElODOmi -'■ A T C R D A T •~0tUt(UH Of LIVING WOHDt*! jiiul s i t u I tiv 1 h VLi .. frtenda In llomratrad O c llia n K u tic Chrb will yi. .f /ww ,'f e ' l* f a^* 4 JHIIV 11 V| mi. |-^lhu-„*afrww..i..i>4 ... .|: l»nrn|ij*'t hi.ii f1 1L • i1 . *t Ik...* f. fk,hflis ,ak meet a t 3:15 P. M. at the studio O .a r c r eaoer i»* m o x t h s t unit b«’i 1 u • I Mr and M r, I.. fi tl rn rrbceiea k it i n *oRrn w i t n m i s m of Mra. Fannie S, Munwn, Myrtle a t cw rcaqo't w o a io t f*JA Mi K ji v ji ml | .* t. turned Monday to their hum . „ Avenuf, 1 . Mwkaville. N C aftrr ,|w<mlmg Kota l! Ml* t a few w eek, her.- with lh.-ir b*’i , vpr I ! n. ,t. t n, In-law and daughter. Dr nit.| rmila 11 1 i *< .» M n . II. Vi. Ruckrr, Sail l.n n tj Mir * * 11*1 p riMllli'lliil . I ,t \ I I Hilly L 11 iL . H at -b liiglilm i. i-tiiiiti »!*•**»- m < * Whit'*. .LUtltMl ij. |i ii1. p. |\ t -H w .ir 1 »,i.| i lantf, jllrtKir ti’v nt .1; I 1 rb Mr. and Mr*. Charlea Rrn«t of Smith 11 nil .1,1 h Wil! t |ij P retel H ill, p i., .pent laat night UfpHU'j, unit ILat.i1>. i» |i. at the M ayfair (i 11•• V nit. I • , l hiiirJtl 1 im Mr. and Mra, Paul R. Forl>-a ^.iul |liili!»> \t<.s m,in tut Hi of Mandarin are .pending a few day* at the Iv tel •** Mr, and .Mr*. Mark A. Thumpwon and Edward Thompaon of * S y ra ru ,* N. Y . wrre among the overnight gurat* laat night at th* DC AI \ Mnr. n Mayfair. ' th** c lu b hull * M II 11.1 sk i:i 1 ■1 S i' Literature Group Of Club To Observe Day I Degrees Presented \ merit :m S a\ant I At I)e.M<d;i\ Meeting ILnmred |t\ I'.tin- Phono LI -I m CLEANERS Ib.’i ID l E . 2nd. * 1» a Q uitting B usiness!! SA N F O R D BARGAIN STORE Store Closed All Day Wednesday To Izovver Price#- Again On All Items NOW SHOWLNG d. ij DAY & NIGHT BELIEVE -a j Last Times 3 \ H RGNIflCENT OBSESSION U eduesday MKN’S SOX - SPECIAL VALUE l(i-guliir 2or Seller Thursday A t The M ayfair lO e l LADIES’ STEP-INS A l!lc Y n liie O n ly o 4 n o ll/n [ cu 6 i L IK E A N D I LL GO T O fw. 1 Ivi* lim bi P IE C E S .' CARD ordinirjr dub or I ary bo*K a Drada mnfv but thcrt'i t limit n the knodtSlut I CM taka. a ■Why not aw ut'tlcctnc diih wubn It *itl tcBcrt jca ot yom mow timomr tad monotonoui houwhotd tuk And M tW wag Mine, (uirutct my artU bcuij Tot thnt'i nor a china ■ iW world _ • —nf my banking whea t don't c m move. You tct. ih* wwtt doa ill the wotk. m J I put lit'that; ' ‘ Buy m tlcark duh wuha romortow tad when wt'ir h a to h a M the libit, you'll look down u d m i (Inner MEN S DRESS SHIRTS P nder W ater Mmle Planned At S|>iiui*s THAT... *1 nuy b< juw ui % oor OF humim« bi rn Ib l fe«f lb. [ n«*w m t%j** rntitli d (’Mmr«iy.“ in b** pr*«bn THAN KS ■a Wa wish to take thl* mvnn, nf thanking our friend* for their many ark, of kindnm , and *l»o fW their beautifu' floral offering* following th* death of our belovrd father and brother, Arijvl B. Cjm eron .' . Siftic Jnw Dewey Tlauauu - "M i.a Maud Cameron Jo« Cim«ron. -A d v . vei* Splints si by 5%, 14 c 1 ' 1■ » .»<■* II ««|,.l II %ll * till. 1*1 I tl lit** 1*1 1* * VII »fl* • I tl«l 1* *I f * r Ia • LADIES EASTER DRESSES f 4 '• i *(|tti | I 54 Vill t i l l M l h k i>l gll lll 1) * .*l««l .il l l.*I* * 1 * I* - dllll * 14* * 1 r 3k ! Ub t* SpMrUlighl Cuir% n The picture will ib jnrt an '111 d» 1 vvifter f VV 1, A Ml* M n tr built fur tr 1 -m inc. IL.uk * h»v»» ln-rn uninufii** lumW -e »*4n.illy _Xi»r_. .tt** . wa' S M tkh—»* ' Fhf *• which wi'l 1|* fitm«#l umL wgter, i* to be itirv*le.l by Jack Eaton. (MEN’S DRESS PANTS J *■ •m«I • 1 vnlitfR, \li »ii< •' Hidim | m ui • III*1bn bi< RiTZ 99 c I 99 c 1 SILK BED SPREADS Buiitiry dtds and TU look up iW ta 1 h a d ull mot* m o d uvi rdutd, k*. t U u k you will hi vc buiuhcd iftci diana dtudgoj fcn w t m m w M aw , *e. I Ot Undo* Ha. tM a • 43 • . .T5 Ha. • J I b y W a k lk - .lit Lab* a w , r w . ■ m E a in * .. . . - iji r|S u m 10* 1.15 M AO AO AO jo .** M .*0 .10 JI .40 At 130 1.50 1 U 1.55 JU U M TO 105 .75 1.55 1 .1 0 1.15 J i JO 1.55 .»* ao AO .50 .10 JI Ot JO IIAVIO# TO lifAflOW V* I !«•> *” Iw 1 *010 Vj . , ••• M N*w Y«*k, N, Y. 3 SO 1 to 1 60 .75 PmiijroU. Fla* » - 175 1.00 PV.U-l.lpO.-e. F.. • M l 1.7* ISO Si. Aufual.n*. Flo, - .7* JO JS j i Tamp*. FI*. * * • <0 J * 60 TkllaKtuM. Fla, • -IIS .7$ WafktncIoHe II, C. .3 00 1 A* 1.35 .SO .so W. F. K... k. ft*. ■ i oo I 1 VCMtHplWfa MtiOM 1 «*» ftlf 5— 4 **ii ••w ane »*# 4 50 2 60 I 60 2 10 MS .7* 4 00 ISO 1 SO SS .70 .as .60 .40 .20 1 70 1.10 .60 3 75 I 40 1.3* MS .55 .40 tpaciri Su n .liy rate* for out of-lown rff>. I r\ cry niglil alter 7 f.W., and all day Sunday on ■*" call* pewviJ i u onuaually low tori long iliilanm Udli IVrvm l.)Prr«on and Station to Station wrtlce. to n log ail day Sunday for both Pcnon to-Pcrwn and Take adtanlage of IKen: bargain hour, In krep in Sutioo-ta-Sutkm tmicr.i Ih i m In > Panontang * diatanco (m ice . Formerly, * rw- eke« prrw nal lourh with out of town rrlalivr, and frirnd. by Irlephuoe* There i* likely tome one who would greatly'mjoy a U-lrphono ri,il with you K>wigtil. » A*h -c- “ long « diriance'* fur ratei. You ---- will *pfob- duewd night totoo were la affect only on Station-to* .ably be happily nupriwU to b-arn how much )o a Ajm * W mw fraiurw i*"th« iolroductioo of a rw- *»eod night M g period every night after 7 P.M., on Station aerrioa, hat now reduced night rate* are in ■ k can ,ave by calling during the bargain hour*. , . T h is Is Y o u r L ast C h an ce . . to t.ik* .*il» ihlrtttw ».f titir <itiltiinn |»m* h im * «a«lc. run i i M r r bo- | »i i » r , Tt*r ItlitK* «t m I# ttainfitrcl « t r r W E M U ST GO 2 .’ a'..., s n lV «> p rlrii M l! FREE GIFTS FRIDAY MORNIN At I* ...1 ...lu r k F fb U r morning «» will p r.w n l rualuntwr lh»l *iit*r«» i*ur il»r» n fre .'g irt to enrb SanfordBargainStore \ .SOUTHERN BEU. TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. ^ |try , m m OPPOSITE McCROKY’S 5 & 10 ----- -------------------- ________ - J - 1-* - T w ill'— — ^ , - •vi.Vv' ----------------------------------------_______________________- _____________ �\ THE SANFORD nEU A LD . SANFORD, itJBSDAY,- MA&CH 10, IMS F L O R ID A ' UNOFFICIAL PRIM ARY ELECTION Sanford For Tax Collector JNO. D. JINKINS W. E. WATSON For Tax Assessor RATES SANFORD F. DOUDNEY IFo^ liS ir e ^ r il^ iS v e I r i t t rlrtS Crttiifesstoiui District JAS.G. SHARON B. E. SQUIRES J. H. TRULUCK LEfcA tN tnicir-- For Governor (Homestead Bill) HODGES BT— H r '*¥. '#• For Attorney General For Stmt, of Public Instruction T. W. LAWTON For County Commissioner D is t r ic t N o. I C H A R L E S D t J iN iN For Comptroller vijSL4 State Treasurer P'or County Commissioner • D i s t r i c t N «. 2 J. J. CATES For Railroad Commissioner IIA * & ‘ v u n d A iv ii b j t:a who really know* ^OT|t* H o f * butt ISO A S SK T l Briixa. Jiw ular. afar. A»d. fi' o BIO a!' F L A T S KIX KI>. tube, ru lcn n iiril ■jr. . S m m Vulcaniiinir. im all, (in , I I .Ml. All l i e . u ..d nml rdrivfiitiftl lirw or very m * ) miniM'' |jru r*. W p buy cw tl tire* „ ; . . n any rundilion. Roberts Tin? Bhop. I l l K. l!m! S t,. I'h o n e li/. F r r roatl se rv ice in th e city. I W A N T to i.ilk to an nmliitioui man why want* to uuahfy for j ptiMilon to aurv re, repair an*l in^ stall f lu trie n-fritr ruinrs amt arr romt (lonm* sysft-ms. No ex* pei »nr,* ner **nry, Lii[ applicant mi - "it be mecbiinirnlty im l ried an d wilhriif f*» devote *um* spare time In traintuir. For y<*r*onal intervh '.v, »rr** Kefrl'vf ■»a io n Fn^inreririK Inaiitute, tan* ID ia ld VICTOR CHECK #ub)»*-:< tn ih* 1 • t lt f l .'♦tuts** at 4 « ouri u t * i»*n, ▼aat»oi*« rm >or sta te Senatoi lJ. 37th Setulorlsl District t. PARRISH FRED A. DYSON .1— A u to m o b ile s . JIKH rilKVItOt.F.T Ions wlirol bn.r OTTO SCHMEIII T ire* am t Tab*. CJ7.UM) It cl aiui pun*, nol W. F r.t St. 1'jjH cuF.vnoi.frr ciiup* 'or Representative, State Legislature contliticn. $4(1 f’Aih. 1U7 J. LEHMAN G— Situation For County Commissioner Representative, State Legislature • i Oro*ip No. 2 I ins! WH-.-l, truck. S n v D istrict No. 3 ROSS L. HUMPHREY Wanted. ( OI.ORF.D GIRL warn. job ai cu k. Ilfiai* Mar Eddy, 19 B. toih st. 12— Wnnted. 5 D iu v rK W a n t e d tor tr*n,portallon tit Pennsylvania a t onfi>. Hex “W " Herald. CfORDON BARNETT m and faaodayala, m ark** t l i U r i |r t i . fau. h m p r.. fill,a T riu m p h , II, H. No, 1, 11-1*11 *1. No U ll.Jd * p o o r ,r 11.00*11. U . l u n i n t t i i r i» . por b . « k . i , i do* b n a tlH . Tlc-II.M . KUTAIIAlJAB; f t * , w ith t a p e l u . bunrh.a No aupplla*. M u rih w tl c » L JI.IIO, M iliu m ,: r n . I* i bu. hm|>r«, No q u o ia lle a a . SPINACH- v ia N .w l M h n . l **|4 Oloomailala l y p i t , bu. fanipra T*-*»1.f». * • ; • *> SQUASH r t s bu. b m n ra. T attow C n n lin H k , ace. ,i» q u a lity . «l.*»-«i »* w h it. fl* » , I I s o .I I CJ g T B A W B r.H ftIF S : F la. o l a l a m o ti­ le I m e . S W E E T POTATOrJI: F la. Porlft ■Fllcat cw l II I I ST HTTP: Oa. Can*. r a l t*e. TOKATOKA: S u p p ll.a m n d .ra t* , <Wmarwt m o d rra lt l u . r k . t a tra d v . F la. arao h a r t t u r il n * . u n w rap r r l a t p b r o a . 'l a >bn. a * t IC-. l l . IK • r to o u a llit lL o O -ll.aa- h in t w - , # • O E trrft: S u p p liia n o d i r a l a d .m a o d p ar. I l l and la rv a r. haai. I I .I lia m o d lra ta . m ark a t ttaw ty . F la. l |. l » , p o o r a r q u a lltr II o o .|t .f o . P ic don. b u n rh ia b a il I I I T tlllN IF S t Supply** r r 'i d i r a l a 4#-, o rd in a ry , ( l a - H r . p u i r tr , I k - J S e . m in d aaa4 . n » k t < a irn n u a r ; r n . BROCCOLI: F la. bu. b lapra. n ta tU r du«. bun<!l)H HAI*AJ>, li*t ll.I S - ll.S f , h m n fi CABBAOSL U p p H a l llahU d am aaC O f tA rK F U r tT v *1*. a rs. to *r*ofa-, good ro a rk a t v i l k i r , F U - . hm ntrf *4#*§•#. C o p a h h lp a n b u lk ; par ta n l l l l l - O T lA N nrJ: FI* actr. tn g r i t f*. H 11*11 H id cw l. n o d . t u r n e r . boia bn** and bo*M TSi-*|1.S$, cw l. IM S . t T A K dtfT tl S K B i FIR. «ccv 1o C A n n f l'tf t BBSFljw alodarat*, d a H box, L>*jf* «fbd b a i f c m an d m adfTata. m a r k it a b o i l B. H. W IN F U E tf. ataad K F I* ., _ p a r d o a bunekaa. L ocal rto r* * # n J a tlv t, I S r. l i e po o rar lO o -ltc b u lk . par b u th il, l l c - l l . r d . S i r C u y S U n d in j. s r i i t o c r s t t r 7 A U L IH U JW rn : F la. 114 ku. e r t a E n e J lih a c to r w hom otto would urdlaayy* IA H . ■ Cl a It. aid r i l l 1 e x p e r t fo Hi t * a kenm l of fox . , , . ■ JE L R H Y : Vlib |P , Ipak ir a ta a . I a- I honnda, baa ■ daehichund irrc a F a ak* l a p r a d i II.M -tl.C S . 1 K L A K t KKAKTSi F l a p a r d o a , b u n rb aa. H o m m M t i t r .H e ­ ld*. ■ Cll INCITE CABDAOWi F l a p ar d o a rra ia a a i d . I d o a No. SupplUa. COBN: WMIU .b allad cw l. |l.« 0 • l.ll. COLLARDS S d p p llia l l s v . d .m a n d ai ode r a t a m a r k i t i l t a d r F la l par d a , b o n c h n . Ilc.-loe. .T’ClIM IIR ItS' F U . kit. b a k ll f ille r , h. uee ii» Hfin|*irt|, K*fnlnob (M anly. Flirl.U ,. iin Munday, M arch flfli. at l*J t/rlo e li X y M* a ll' rv* u ift ri« f i i c K <»/ i h i salt! Fir** m l ifiial Hunk. H nnlerd, F lo rb U , ir#|M is n y «uch Mora* a a m ay b* i i*h( uf h * r* I*a dlepoKFif of prior i<> tli* Jn l* uf th* or.!*. Th# f&tt, aititiif nonet* iv It I flret b* Tifftrril f r onl»s «*• |i* rately , th a n a* A wholt*. ^ X hot •*f lh# AMflot* to b# offered f t !•* will ba (!lj a t Hanford A<t :«t.( 1*■ Naft.irm I Hank, a t th« affi>*» ■■f iho Hos-olv*r v f th * F lfat N ittxfinl Hank. Han fo n t, F lo rid a. t i l l , c h o l r a 11. 11. | 1n‘« Hanf«*n| A tlan lle S a n k UttlN* kna am ! a t tin** TIM# H u a rfn ty EOflPLANTS: F l a I H b u t r a i t* , ta p e r . | ! J l t l I I ; rtpOra, ll.O JM'n. 1t it lr a r i t*n|npany t f l Hnuth i ii f n t i k-.if* J. I). DAVISON * oiliV'Th-*under* Tfa» Firm Nailo Mark Report a » onus, Hantord. Flor ida , f«*« II II. bu. b a a b a a t, ti ll: •UUi * ' ■. fa ir, j • 1 * 1 .I I .71 IriNjiwit M*it prior to I h r *ald « a t * p# p if fir* who are lntrr#*t*d, I AT: Iliu r p U p ra u u L la * . H I M . 1 KOHL BA B I: F t! p er doa b u n eh ta >. U AtrNAJit, A* I te ir tx r r c f - l'h a - >'ir*. No tu p p llc a .National llivik, Hanfuni i.K T T tV K i S u p p liia llah t. d a m a id FlortOa ralr, p ia rk a l ab o u t a jia d r . F la. | Ic tb c ra t r p i . W a tlir n c r a la a **• ' au •round anil 'rnuod". O u r ’ i i i t r i 's t o n ir tiiT o H * . rBi>l a l l . f S - t l . l l ; R a a lirn cra la a I •T'url. ip .clul .prlfiK l m l m .n l freih.na H I T F i .k i v i k u ilo a H r - T ir ; C alifo rn ia r r a t i a , 1 up your noi-.o.nrw permanent aa<i » r.\T K l i t H .U IIIIIA .irapaty wl.pu . r . muu ruuod mol lO tlN T T IIP n l.illN o L E curllmr ..a lri. to il um j nai’li or >uu o n lu reb r n o tified unil r .'iu lre d to p r , • rn l any .'tn ln i. anil il.iu a n d . wlllell •ATS: Ha. b tflb iL Wa. rn\>, o r . e i t b e r ol y ,u m ay b a t e IN IONS: (IIIUIKM) < Fla. p ar d o c I t.I * r a i n , (fo r d a m ln - 'f) uk. I u. 1 I be r e t . l . Of KHMA LAKU b u n ih io . H i - l l e . f i d l* r. N o n h - PY-NATX .......................... Ile.raaed . u t # ,.r .aid C ounty. I« tr n yellow . Id lb. baaa. I I .11-11. t ' » c o u n ty J u i.u i u» H .m lnulr s p a n l.h ty p e, I I.lb . C a llfd rn la i 'on ii i y Kinrldn, . t h i. o t i c la ike w b lte a I t l t , R E -V l-A T K ............. .... ......... $ ■-..iirt h n u .e S anford, F lorida, fa bslkt: F U . p o r do*.' k a s i b ia . t l . l t value j n n h ln * Ia b I ro le odor paonlha front lir-JU e. T aira, bun. 111. lh - dote «r r ti, n r , | p u b lleallo n of ADMIRACION ftTEAM .... I t'A IU M S Ifr Ndrtt**rii t>«. b d ih e ia . iM . noib-e. iK orh claim o r d .m io d l l .l o v alu a (fu r aleep ln * a ralp ) L 1 I -I I .U . . _ . .. m u .l be In w rllln a . and m u .i . t a l i MSI AS: fORKCN) F la. K b n p r a . VIGOR A t . ---------------------- - I Ihe p l |r n ol r ..ld « n ro and poot ofI I . 11-11.t l ; p tx ittr. I S k ' j i s flea a iU rlk a at lb* c l i l a b i l , t V PSCANS; <U- p o r .lb . l l U p - l l * m l . t l.1 a w . r n to by ; h . d U lB M a t' .KCbl. * / a ltn ra a y . « r l \ . aam a w l|f hecoSie vnld n reu rd ln p |n law . 1 T b li l | i h .lay of F a p ro a ry , M il. mma ujkish M a g n o lia A t* . R a e o u tr lt of t b i K a u i a of EUMA LA KB. sCEClAlit >: conett, 15— Apartment! For Rent x o T irr of iv r v .v n o w to '•S K I! A l'F l.lf'A T 'O S P d i VITAL n iM T I A n o n | ( 3 0 i n s I.IW I anal. I> T IIK COI H T OF T U B CDVSTT NIX ROOMS and aun parlor. UaJl'IW.Vb I K II H M .N CQCXTT. Turn *h<il. W allci L. ( 'noper. o ta t k o r f l o h io a . to r . th e a .ta t* a f UAJIT ni.AIN R I ’llKI.IT*. de<.iae,l. IT— liouses For Rent IT FM0BAT71 T«i A LL W HOM IT MAT CONCEnN KOR RENT: Furniahed anraa-i apartm ent, I'JII'J French Av». For County Judge For County Commissioner D h trlc t No, 4 f*i . W. SPENCER W. WARE - For County Commissioner District No. 5 W. G. KILBER County Prosecuting Attorney )HN G. LEONARDY HERBERT MESSER S. F. (Sammy) LONG H. H. PATTISIIALL A. B. WILKINSON Fourth District G, BIGGERS M. <CHARIJE) HAND *d**(p*F»»a* a*•• ••* « •» *«• *. ***••*"•#* aM **»$*•*• •• , , . IIEt'ORB buying LAWN- 1 that MOWER—inreaiigatp ih* Uluo F .e e u io k .^ r Craaa, llius Ribbon, and Cyclop* • m « h in o . Sianlty-Rogtr* Hard- Q ^ n For Justice o f the P eace For Sheriff 2fi— MiseelLinecuH I.A BA M <i||n filed Ik o lr H iidl r « nor! m K xeetilora of i We a s l k lt af S t i l Y I t iA iN R P H K IJ'S . i l e n t H d : tb a r th e y h iv e filed lh a tr a a tlila a aiuirtmonta, for final dl.r:rbr*e, and, lhatikop • III ap p ly l o t h . Jfo a 'tra b ld (A - — — ■ L'miwn C o u n ty Ju d s. #f .•vmlnola <hdd homo, *'•*«**•,f l j ' M s . «ha I» U y of m nlli* Im *P<»aTa1 iiinina. im - l l * rrh „' nj ,„ ,ro t„ Mnl,(»‘d^rh, r r , of horw 711* J Li***oinri »r th* «a u U of IfA H Y ; JH-AINB PHKLPSl doeekiad, ,,, for Bale. 1 1*1* !■!•» day of February, ta n . ______ ' _____ __ ________ FOR SALE Kflsi.laita and othar houachold furnlahlng*. Apply bciwttn $ and 0 P. M. Dally. uOd MynlJ. u , l i T m j t t « V A ttFa. ’ M try dteaa,.* nm rt(M U g< ' ^ fw»t ipand alt htr lima In thr *P*rtmrnta and garden* sf Buckingham Palae*. Ska tweantfy paid a lurpH* visit, on a Sunday afUmoea, tj For Constable i'mirth District fc. McCfiELLAND B(TA■fj^cw'-Trvrt-nvci^-l0 to*t» __f*«t—pJ*o_ iniall klckdT*. ( I-ong- For Supervisor Of K efIsifaii wood boat work*. I) i pot, Loagwood. Near A. C. L. iflidies, !&T8‘ RADIO BERVICB a’t her’* 3«rvkd all niaavv. lerk Circuit Court Democratic Committeeman Queen Unnoticed On L. MORGAN LONDON, Mar. lb. -r-fAt*)Cnatila yst td uwhrgo ih« or* <fasJe«(.a. -tftklld appem nn, i Fastest Grejfhoulids m N lghU y Except Sunday OrUndo Phone 5877 Rebuilding and Herr Icing on New * Kaclory—[Ubullt Ty A ft U / . J L — a ^ _j * Gunutieed. i • i X « ‘ i M n n a w t ' ’ V • ■ 4 J 'r 'v \ | * i* \ ^ i l i A x. I . J ' i f 1 �•* I 4 . . • * 1 ^ **' -**, TOE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE of the WORLD IN PICTU GERMANY’S NAVY BRISTLES PROUDLY AGAIN N HITLER’S NAZI CAVALRY INVADING RHINELAND v tr • . • . . ............... „ I' ,i e. inii.li i »i i t in? Af a * b Me* H, ivbivvii o e fin in n«nvy I* shown wm mil"! 6\*r i%i K i I hi11;iitn Hill r vb*i*k lull y «»nr »>f hi* ini'Hi itr**ngth when h* j i >. i K ID' im- ii'i I lit.tin in vinln'ii n of tin* Lo^urno pact ftml the V trtliH ti W1 \ Ct * i . tj | . I It •! I . Dr. Han* Lirthor, Dorman ambaaaador to tha United Itotoa and the man who atgnad tha Locarno pact fer Germany, la ahawn hi Waehlngton aa ha defandod tha march af Nail troop* Inta tha Rhine* land. H o teid tha movement waa undertahan by Adalf Hitler to ON o ttrm p t to.ootobllth a broadir baaa for peace in Surop*. (Aaoeolatad Preet phot*) BALL, CHAIN AND BROOMS FOR VAGRANTS1 T h l* redlophelo th aw * G erm an ca v a lry m e n rid in g Into Cologne, In I h * h e a r t a f the R h i n e l a n d , on order* frem R elch e fu e h re r H it le r whoe* sudden ren u n cia tio n of tho L o c a r n o p a c t w ith the *)■>•* otartied Eu ro p e. In vctlo ei of th a te rrito ry d o m lllto rlie d b y poet-w ar t r e a t y g i v e n e t t o t e a r o t a n Other c e n fllo L T h e p ictu re w o t te le p h o n e d Iro m B e rlln to London a n d then r a d i o e d t o New Y o r k . (A eaoclated P re e t P ho to) HITLER GIVES MARCHING ORDERS GERMAN ARTILLERY MARCHING INTO COLOGNE T P , 1‘n^nnr ;• L , . i »r Nil*., . 1 1 4*. Ita. ( n i,> m u 1 ttrt * nl t wliofn h *in t*» I*m l rU ronvkV*! i !i * l.|' . il rrerlW ji nn '’tmit*, " M iyor I.i'o I1, McIoftUfhllfi In ittfrp downtown utrectii with bftlla 4 (!•►»•* iti o* -mite uf l In- vie Ims At work »» ritisenn look oft* (.Asa<N|If “ ™ BREVITY RUNS AWAY WITH FLORIDA DERBY Into th* heart of th e Rhineland march** th is Oarman artille ry unit which I* t h t w n en terin g Celogtw ohoetiy aftor RelohotoHue r Minor renoeneed th # L ocifflo p a c t an d o rd ered hie arm y to occupy tha dcmllltarltod **na. Telephoto brought th* p lo tu r* from Borlln to London end radio do* llvorod It to Now York. (Aoooclatod Pro** Photo) A. f a r ralhutee p f l tr Adolf H itler told .‘no N ail RtlchoUg the U xarno part I* tirtd add aogt bin troop* Into the ilemUitartcod Rhinr’aod, Uie cameraman re u f b t him plrlnc .*m N ail aalut* to bia (oaaa (U pping OoMIcre eti a Berlin (treat. The picture cam* by t:)rhotp t> Jon.lnri and tboocr by rodlo to Ntw York. (A* M O at *• ' HITLER CALLS FOR RENEWED WATCH ON THE RHINE* ’M ftb iN c .'O F ® 6 u g a n d s y l v i X h I h W u e o - - Jo cep h K. W ld cn er'c big I h r e o y e e r o l d bay , B rev ity , w on by cuch w e re n 't o v en In th* p ictu re *« lb* fln u h ol Ih* F lorid* D erby a t H ld teeb P a r k I " M U w !. ■j v H g I* *h o w n com ing u n d er tho w ire Ilv# lu ll length* o heed. Ho oguollod th « world** r***rd (ltd • l* W * l • filth *1 • oocond o il th* Mlcleeh re c o rd . (A * eo:l*t*d Pro** Photo) - Fiurto Rican Face* U. S. Trcaion Trial DE SOTO COMMISSION MEETS * r-* -; with recruiting ooldlere ’ R*l ih rfdlhtor.;HW *r (arrow) I* *i •cation to. Mo* Bor men troop* re-cci th* Rctobofuerhor otto Hermann Oaer'.oi. aoi* gf I h .t o UaBMS th* picture than waa tpeeded to PyodgPheto) ^ * •— Unltfd dtoU* government by for*:. Podep Albliu Cempec. Puorto W-w NotMaallot loodor, will bo grot* outod *t Son J a m for treoatn. Compo* lo o lowyor and a Harvaro graduate. (Aaooolalod Proa* PbaU t & �■q -c— ?—-*•*-f. P f - t r " 1j - te League Ball Cfiaitanooga Club To Go Ahead, Baseball Qui t s Sanford lys Rex Packard ( C s e l l s s s * t 'em r a e e f l e * | <tp. “ But (hit ta * before the aln and before we knew that ‘Vf eliih hntt* leak* like a rlerr; ■efere n e knee that Sanford did not live up lo it* agreemenl." the younger Griffith aaid. The pOAi.inn taken by the fo rd Club of th* F lo r id » hattenr-o-a Club ir aet forth in he following lrtler to the Val|U L e a g u e will go fn rw e r it th e asm .', irre s p e c tiv e of t h i 'ex Hotel, where club offlcla'e -nd member* nf the tram wen y al fro m K anfcrd of lb to make their headquarter* while m o ( i Club of th e S o u th e rn forking Agreement 'W ith Chattanooga .C lub To Continue la t Ion. Hex P a c k a rd ftat-'-l ijr. T h e C h a tta n o o g a C la b h a inn w h a te v e r to do w th the ifonJ C lub of th e new le a g u e d ared, -and he w la h re •• th e to be assu re d t h a t S an fo rd Have baseball (hi* rnm lnv a n d eum m er " r e g a r d le s s .'' F a r t h e r , Mr. I’a c k a rd said th at ‘ a ll p ro b a b ility th e w orking m e n ! h elw ren the SanforC h a tta n o o g a club* w .ll con la Ju * t a* th o u g h n o th in g ha>! p p e n rd . T he C h a tta n o o g a n , artt r a i n in D aytona ftc a rh , but to n a h a s ■ w orking a g re e m e n ' th e S t. I ahiIs C a rd in al* tta n o o g * m ust o b ta in new jrera fro m tim e lo tim e Mr rd said, and he I* c n f i d t n ' it l{ w ill continue to lock upon |n f o rtf » a ‘f a rm ” In th a t rc >ert. n The (tale I .rn /u e te a non open t » A p r . IU, wit), th e flre t gam e R an fo rd . P Sanford, signed by Calvin Griffith a t vice president ami *ee r*tArg of (he baseball nggrega Inn. vl I t e impossible for tr» to rernin in Sanford for tho training eaaon during 1D3«. We h«d an ticlpated training jn Sanford and enured a contract from the Semi nole O unty Chamber of rv>mmerrr Ig r e 'lo g to put the Sen ford Municipal H-i-'l-all p*rk and grand* tend, Including Ihe club hooae in condition for u« by th* Tth day of March. I'J.lfl "Upon arrival in Sanford w* tried our <-«t to *ecure co-opera ion from the City of Sanford \ Mr, Moughton was in charge Everything we aakrd f >r seemed ‘o draw *n argument from Mr Moughton. H* apparently did not Taut to do anything to assist u* The ball park was not in rnndl ‘Ini and tolay during th* down mur of rain th* grandstand and ’|ubhr*j*r |**krd so bad y that all d our equipment, including inifomia, mrdlml supplire, etc, wa* literally drench*-!. W* im atrslUtely contacted Mr. Arthur Hranan who offered hi* aid. W* , Wld M aiden, fo u r y e a r ' Id * |a r htn went to th* office ,>f Mth e R obert* K rnnela, I* d a t e d 'apworlh, th* president of lh* [ Win t h ' q u a r t t r m ile f e a tu ie and r* race at S a n fo rd -O rla n d o ?ljaJnb"r of pirated that something be ini I C lu b g reyhound race track, nediately don* to protect our light, f t a d y 600 pereoir* bnwed a iroperty. llr. Papwirth in a very lllng rain l**t night In help mclrll manner demandtil to know ; official* Inaugurate the 11th vhy we wanted lo bother him with of Ihe 00-day *ea*on which our tumid?*. We thought, having igned a contract with the Apr. It. Tonight's program of 11 avent* d ia n le r o f • (1 mmere*. that he j selection* w ith th e U t t e r cap waa the man to cnnlict and w* iig ctl a* to dog* w h ich ahould 'le.ieve w* are right in that a* lumptlon. However, after n-crl>lh In th e m oney, re t r»»", O 'larter n d lI t 'b t - 'ng such treatment at hi* hand* Ml, 111, i i f t i i w r 11 ^ ” t we Imnir'lately derided to .**k tint: lit . VIM, IIAN D V I.IK * v w training quarters. We were C hum |U "n n r»v. Mlnnd) M 'l"1 in Daytime ‘tied Oni*w . . ,, varmly Welcomed mail rn re. ro lu rlly t f l t - l heir Beach and derld.-d to mm* mi [fy lieu III, I I’ ele Itlue. Med t ai'lera there. Inel. I t ' d plume, l-one H'nne( w r i c KI.AKII H I t 'l e e l * I t ' l l * “ We wire very well please-* iu m ip k m . K A S P Y IM «TA • ith the aerummoilatlons proIIH l»>. LTWICd r ire, fu liirllv lle e t h*l' lde-1 for ua by your hotel and we ally d o u b le) IP HIIN M (11. H edge •egret (hat we did not meet th ' W rite, A H P IIP A N HIlTATIIM 'l l ) , Ca u ia Iii Hipilnl. A nn, T m i ». w pie of your city who were wili­ pllyrlta. I l u v H K tN O L IM t l ' ng to co-op-rale with ua until a ir M ark. t waa too lutcy We wish lo thank *F o u r'll rgi’e lu tiirity Ann tVI" a Mol. « ‘ A * T I 'M P I A lt V K I t ( I t . 'hose citiaens who cerne to us togdy Wit lere . Itoser lent I I W Jtv I I ) . T . l . l * Hebei. I ’ KKDKP.- light and offered to and did put up the money to ripalr the grandUK ( I ) Fifth ra re , ti'ia rle r m ile' IMA stand and eluchouae." )K (1 ). Kin* Pergl* MY LAHThe situation l-ecam? generally t i l , L ade llorebem t'u n a la n e e IBee. Alleynop. ASTIIHIt I II mown last evening. A* a result flee Move. 'ana In larga nunarr* dropped in t i l t h r e r * S -tt mil*- Kred Jon**, kitH m 'K K N Ml l lr Ubene* t lha Valdai and they did every K l t N A I I I , til* h i Hid*. Pe arl S a i fry , kill'll Ht’lft huh : i d . Kury. 'hlng thsy could to get tha l.ook uta to atay. venth rare, rmurlly: INKY Garland W. , Spenrer, Fate I D . W ar Hoy. M ID N tO lir f a n (D. (lea* drey, Open Joint, Thnxton, Fred and J. A. Zerran "111 A I . I N K ill. I.r.ile n».. ner and other* offered to put up fain Martin. ) K lf h th ra re , I - l t m ile: Hllver any amount of m n r ) required t i put the playing fiehi, grandstand ,be. H ark A tr V I* • .T o e * fa d d y lllue, MAHKHALU’S and clubhouse In the condition re­ iltfJM kt I I I . FLANK PAHT ID quired by tha baseball rlu h Mr ..Titviimi i n , (N in th raee. u u a r trr y d s : a i 'K V Spencer put 1100 on the country I I I U r K ID , N e e l. WITH M A in v mother 1100 waa quickly da( D , Nkyllne Hah n i l, Cedar Maid IfR ear Hue# COMMANDANT ID . waited by othara, a pmmlae of a tlls* Cnmimny T en ih raee. a - l l m il*: N K I N N Y 1600 more If naeded wa* made, tllN I'V ID . 'P h a a re llaro n . M ar but vice-president Griffith could th, t'NTAM KD ID , Mia* W ay kind. Aeb T ray. Caryles* \Y a*er not ba ersoved from hie poeltlon ‘o take hla ctib and g> to Day■IAN oFFIPKIt (t). f* v * « lh race, f ii'u rlty hurdle- 1< nna Beach, whr r r arrangement* PRNM AUK ( I) . K ina Wild • r* H n. CAIll.lt MB I t ) , m .lr had ,a#n mad* to tr*inT 11* said Nm»lna Mull. t'l.VVKU M i'll * and hla team were leaving - ID . ^•nford because of “tha principle f tha thing.” and no Imt- camenta setdd make him changa th at de lalon. It Mama Uv*t Daytona Beach a g ra .d ta - . tran sp o rt-th a anti: ehih from Hanford to Daytona Beach free of charge (and that waa dona thie morning); agreed to fild Maiden Is tBooked To Take Tonight’s Rac : g g ^ t n ,g A w y o B D , mam iiMhi i u provide daily free t ran* porta lion between the hotel and the playing field, and agreed to pay the dif­ ference between the price the club im ally piys for Hotel accom­ modation* and tha price that might t e charged by the Daytona Beach hJtel selected by Mr. Grif­ fith la headquarters for hla team. Valiei Hotel management re­ potted tolay that the traveling public had been advised that accomertodationa chi Id not ba ob­ tained at the h te! this month, t a t that with th* leaving of th* iwaeSall chib it now hae many vacant room* that cannot well be filled because of that notice. President II. M. Papworth o the Feminol* County Chamber nl 'ommrrc# said today that “we id evervthing w* poaalbly eou'd'' o put the baseball fl«H and equip *iPnF,"'rtfT»$i/frr condition, but "when that un'ortunafe eaaa.n ciime up veatenlay ami the oof of the du b houae leaked »nd the player*1 uniform* were wetted the Chattanooga boy* vere totally diasatiaflesl " "The »hol» rr«p naibllPy rests with th* Ci v Cnmmiasionee*,' -he Chamber of Cnmmerce execu iv» runllnued "W* went before ’hem and pleaded for fund* with vhieb to re-roof the grande'.and • nd rluh house, htif aP we ro* as a paltry g 1SO that didn't even pay mr repairing th* s'ence With Ihe II lie money the rnmmlt'e* had left w* w o t Into th* basement ami built loekera. nut In ho' and ruld water show i«, and fived things up niee. We ilso built a fine diamond, Evrvihiug looked fin* until 'hat -aln came up yesterday ’Whrn thry ramr to me and V'rea'ened l<> b-av* Ireeaus* their -iniforma got wpt-'ert a 'Ittle, I "Id them 1hoi -v. had dine alt •v* posslhly could and that if •hey wanted lo have that war n lo them [ had heaters gonr last p|ght. drying out their nlforms. “ It i* of course reyr* table but there was nothing mora we nubl do. If it had not been for hat rain, or If Ihe City Comdaali ner* hid given ua tha inoncy wi h which to fl* the rooS r—amt I've told them repeatedly that the City haa 'ou much money invested out (here no to spend a little ami aav* our In­ vest m ent—everything would have been a'l right." T11 Health Forces Woodruff Out Of Senatorial Racb ||*r * • * ! ■ » • » * Owal hylr o fftr of support,” Mr. Wood. - ff aaid In a a'gned statement, ‘and I very deeply regret th at ill ealth cause, me to make this )five tents were leve'ed a n order disbarring *him ^Yom t much of the canvas ripped American LTmin pit*. Vn.-tcrday M i a m i T a o f N i t r h t estimated a.' $20,000 by F.rnest (few lia s e s O sw e a r s D of | the United Stataa Sjpeme Court Jm I w I H I ‘ k m * * * , Deladata, in charge of agreed to hear the g -vernment’a expeditions. tended to be (here and leant appeal from a decision of th e ' the “low down” on the Chatta­ L'nite$ Rts^ea CU tuit Brasil's national coffee departtutt Court of | nooga baseball ilAiation. In ms MIAMt, Mar. 10. — (AP) A ment announced 35/ 101,332 sacks Appeal* which atarred the disfcarticca tent to the membership freak, 43-mile wind and rain 0f e ffee hail been deatroyed up to ment. President H. M. Papworth of the • tnrm tha.’ struck Miami last Dec. 31, l'J35, in the country'a Chamber of Commerce urged a night injured aome 30 person*, five year effort to reduce / world large attendance because of Imflattened a. carnival show, dam supply and balance it against tlr■orunt Jmslncaa lu come be­ ! aged many small buildings and maml. fore t))g gropp. /b lew down electric lines In the | northwrat and southwest secTomorrow’* meeting of ‘hr I tion, of .he city. Women's Home Demonstration -------j It apparently was an offshm t Club wll* be ar th* residence of _ ""*»"■•** n . r---. r . . . < At A Prlca You Caa Bear | r f a winter storm of moderate Mr*. Leo V. Burdette, 1003 Elm e nu ^r ° f these bird* ha* faren * intensity reported moving northAvenue, instead of in the Court ^ bjr troP<«!»l atorm. a n t i eaa ward ihrough the G#ir of kl.llng b y wandering fWhermen Mexico. Houae office as originally a n.uneed. The Club meeting la to who have been ualng the young I Car.ening clrcua wagon*, fmllbe at Z-.U P. U. * .* -/, i . fr" h IT>f>t »»I H ' r ' h F ' W i* f~ i ■**# T.i ,J,^>JNVha Tap A Body Repair ply. That th r afw rW fflRreTIene' I caught hundreds of persona em­ M7 Oak J . A. Marti* with ixtinctlon. A warden i* ployed at (he carnival unaware* Karl Lehmann, former secretary of the Seminole County Cham­ now eing maintained on certain aa the wind, which had been ber of Commeice, came uv*t Of the low er keya Died by the blowing about 20 miles an hour I from Winter Park this morning birds for th# ocation of their shortly before 7 o'clock Jumped This’delicious ch— $m food is L> attend the funrral service fu, brve'ing colon!'*. to 43 miles, as mra*uied by the Dr I. N. Kennedy, execitlv# Wea her Bureau; tents coTapaod the la.s Mayor T. L Dumaa. DIGESTIBLE AS MiLK Mr. Lehmann I* now lecrelary of secretary of the State game com- and wagons overturned. The i the Lake I ounty ( hamber o, mUnon. waa the main ipeaker at squall laded orJy five minutra. [ ITSELFI o m m irtt but wa* "loaned" by the ann- i l lunch# n at which Several section* f the c i t y ' Mi* Wm. F. Blackman of Winter were left in darkneaa when pow-l that organlution to Itullina Col Park presided aa tosatmiatrea*. k-- .o u l , u t „e dtive for $300,cr line* fell before the wind or j Dr Kennedy, in order to e m p h a -, fM||*.,| btcaae of ligh nlng. iOO which atari d today. • lie to th r state game wardens fall* from the earniva' and John Erwin Dalton of New the -necessity of protecting The other damaged localities kept all hewk* of Florida, many of which York filed for record today a the cily'i ambulance* -and po-j warranty deed to a lot at For- have been killed due to the fact lice ear* buay mote than an that the cillienry generally does "«t City he b ught for $l0O hour hauling injured D hoapl J front T. Mane Mohi. The deetl nut appreciate th at the majority tala, bloat suffered bruiari andi of nor hawka are protected by la w ,' ru, a’ jjj ^ contains aome atrlngfnt provlwa* reportad serious I IlkUea la Tahvssta'e ik U t a d l alona—a residence must coat at •ecured a numb-r of cnple* o f the ly hur new auili -7on book of hawk* to Cheddar Chaeaa flin g are ossltkl e n t $1,600, cannot be built The wind ripped roofs off protectire elraaaaita a t tmmay t ied*. within 25 feet of the front lot form a circulating library for the aeveial houses, broke plate glass It'a wnmlteful im rbfth a k Bmrm Florida ward' ns. tine, other building* m u s t'v e sat window*, lore down a|gna, and Kraft Vdraeto—la soadwtefliea. ka The major attract) n of , , , the i u u rn o te J tre e a . back a t least too fert. the lake r.________ front must always b* kept1 dean, afternoon ,es*ion s i t an 1!“ »Damage at .the carnival, where and should the lot be offered Irated adilre*-*. "Wahderings of ■ i for sale at any time the original Itlr', lo v er in th« Hu ith." by t owner shall have fir*! chance to Ablin II; ilndley, former educa­ tional dir- r t r of the National buy it. A sene- it |oti of A dnlnin Sorietiea. Mr lladby for Im -I lxr> h urn kept hi* siidii'tieo vp It'o-'Dil with the hea.ty of lb»- picture* shown and hi*, »ntertnining narrative of bir! advinturing nlnng th- cuait fu m Teas* to Virginia. Thr averting ndj irned after endorving the eight (sdnt prognim r c nlly adopted y the Florida CHICAGO, Mar. 10.—(A’l—The protect and conserve sections of federal grand Jury today returned Comet vati n committee to further an indictment charging (Arthur Flori'a wild life. The first meet­ W. Ci'tten, famous grain trader, ing of the newly elected executive with a "wl ful attempt to defeat Committ' will I)' held at t h e 1 and ivade an Incoma tax for Hotel M-iyfnir. Snnf -rd. on Sat- I 1029 amsuntlng ba 1414.000. urdav. Mar. 2H at HI A. M. This | Tha Indictment also named meeting will be followed by a Wlltfam >E. CLIswo d, ifounarly Vnchenn for the rumrnittce ami a l j an Intamal revenue agent, charg­ Auddxm ntrmb'rs. ing he aided Cutten in alleged taa dodging. C itten waa called “tha nation’* Export* from Drug ay to the | biggest grain trader" tn hearing* United State* during January) before tha Grain Future* A Jmlnls- broke all previous rt.ord*. Mr. and Mr*. Wrodruff planned •o leave this afternoon for AahUlr, N. C., to be gone some tlmo. Hr. W o 'd ruffa withdrawal Itavai Ntale Senator J. J. Parr'ah of "ituaville a* th* onlv announead amllilat* far the office. Mr. Woolruff today laauad lha. following signed statement re•ar'lnir hi* withdrawal from thr rnatorial rare: •On account of continued illnea* It has berrm* necessary for m-)t o be o t of the s t a ll for aome im* to regain my health, Nmlj berefore It will be Impossible foe •i* to make an acllva campaign 'or th* Senatorial race In the •tine P r mary, “I have, therefore, dreldad U u t n fairness to my many friands vho have nledgid to me their tqp<ort. It will be beet th at 1 wlth‘raw from the Stnatorlel rare i t s la time. ' Ssmlnola and Brevard Counties “v sincere eppredallon for their ffrr r f aunport. and I very deep•’ reg rat th at. Ill health eauaea me —w4 mekw-fhla w lthdrggff" Freak Storm In CITY NEWS BRIEFS Hurts 30 Persons u,# iliree Sanford Men Elected Officers Of Audubon So c i e t y Auto Repairs Cut Flowers and cut flower arrange­ ments for all occasions. Mrs. C. R. Kirtley Phlne 3703 Watches, Clocks, Jewelry REPAIRED Diamonds Mounted Engraving MARTIN’S GARAGE___ McLaulin, ■r v > ' PARK AVS, TAX PAID Whiskey$1.25 P a* * a a n Plata •a H a lf P la t s r%e r a i l M IN *s sa g Stas • r s s « s s t t a la W* . la So* ta Be a s s a t th e f e n — p e s e t a s p f f a n a r a la s le a n * ) ' # a l l s k a le a w k t a h is a a r e w i t N e v e r d r a g la « a t a v a llr s a e * la ik g i r iS oah • a ik s aa * t s t l W ( le a IB s B ar­ rel a t tk * S M IU e r r . Irk a n stta w • n s s t k a e o a r s * t e w le s s a a e r k a a s l V e e r sa eeaal fe e ik ia w e e k at • h e n ' s C a n * , aw D r U s S r a a g * n lW a s a l t o s t se ra ss fe S f k e kvtdow SHORTS CAMP Milas Otrt DaLand KA 11 ' Trauer Accused Of Not Paying Big Income Tax OM®* »oM S -•iE^Uatak^SSS g . , , D olU i* W ER T- T h e - JE W E L E R Diamonds And Watehcn Fine Watch And Jawelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engraving - ithdrawal." "I wish to exnrra* V) the-lUaaaa T O E S D A Y , M A R C H 10,. l « t - W N F S a PU K 'R a ANK T IIK I.OWKST* M 123L + ? *.1« *?» MO V& 2Z - ....... ^ W &Beaeh W . F a lo * 2 . 0 0 3.60 t n d \a P * PQ ^* ...... \ t ) .0 6 34-3® Ocala DRINK RUMS DRY FALK GINGER ALB AND ACID. ALKALI YOUR SYSTEM UPPER 10 TRUE FRUIT LIME RICKEY TO COUNTERACT * NBHI MALTED CHOCOLATE % NEHI ROOT BEER ROYAL CROWN COI.A NEHI TRUE FRUIT ORANCK TREAT YOURSELF TO TUB BEST Sterilised Belli** NEHI BOTTLING CO. C. ». McKEE-Owwr » gSSS^SS^t b - * ....1,60 2-3® « aWoti CW ' " ljkkkaella u a an *4 *"rr" " f i . P i« « a » •« V’A 34.T® ........ \8 .0 5 52-5,0. *r- - - t2 .a4 3 ® .« A i U!n* t a z z — .v& a s G a in e » , ^ #. Veto A*'*'1 1.85 " S to s BUS c * ..w a a » * U nited L u m b e r Co, Seasoned and Unfinished Lumber • Luaabc, Building Malarial—Roofing "Laaabor H e m n d B y Tho Golden RnW MV and Frmch j • i . V - : p,MO».71 DR. HKNRY McLAULIN Op'omMrW Eyes Exaralrtei OlaMtee Cnrrecti) fitted US P u l A ia W o m a n ’s C liib M a r c2:30 h TO12 a n d 13 4:30 P. M. ' J m C w tai ' k waUrlMi ctMkkwyT Bow a*d w k a 4o you us* year thrift m kw T Bow o i i m i m JW f olsctric m i l with greater #f- 1- a.fr ■fc __ ^. . . dwL— - >S *-• V. LfciEKaW LV rv v S 'i)J. knsvrn LA R Company t* win m w w an o f i tioea and more whan they te i yha a a ^ .H a .a u a a a w iw * . m ... Ith) �II|W |W AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Member Ansoclated Prena 9 ... , m fin a l jir-perst lun* have been known to Sanford women, will made fur th r annual free rlectnc assist Min Kahn on the it n » . . .« w * F C r » ,.0 ,rrn:; „ -w > -■ u, n* r i t t n ____A t school each clay 10 pi lie b u kel* Tinir^'iay ami Friday afternoon’* of RiuCrrie* wk'l be given away J along with the food M m Kahn I foul Woman* (Tub by the Hor- cooks and valuatde electric! Ida (hmi-r A Light Company and prises. Th# Sanford Herald with the Among lhose» co-operating with] cn operation th e achool are: Riley’1*, Seminole | Twenty fi ve th<onund dollar'* H S l a v e C o m p a n y anil m an y local Creamery, A. K Ko«***t the «um deman*l*d hy Stitnlov m e r c h a n t * . T he pu bl ic I* cor ter, florist. White L i l y H Andrr«on «*f fa rlto n W Smith. iliully in v it ed to a t l c n d . Floor Company, Wr«*on Oil and of Dayton, D , f r Dim death of M in Kliannra Kahn, of the I. Snowdrift Company, Hell Hrcad hi* daugbter a* u n * u lt of a>* lu*t Ortuber, 4 II Slave Company, who hail i Company J o n * a C h a m b liM Com- autnitvob le wn*'k rhaige «>f In# achmil here m the. pany of Jackaonvd'e, di«tiibutorw according In s *uit on file in the fall, will again nerve a t Ih* of Churngutd, Unlgr 4t Son. * ffice of the County Clerk of home economist and will pr#- Sanford Furniture Company, thr F nil rt* Acr«»r«liriK lo i Re mformntmii l*«re many appetm ng di-het in Clry of Sanford. Piggly Wiggly, t n n Ainh mort, a the electric kitchen to ire «r- 1IIII Hardware Company, llanlanged on the *tage of the dall Electric Company, Sanford miner, ilanghl'-f of the jtlainlifi'. iltn) *)fi (M 14, 1 hr* dav Mb»ain* dub. Electric Company. Srmino'e th#1 a##l«t#nl wL ■L. .1 i" .ilh'i:* <1, •Mi** Hahn i« n graduate of T ire Shop, Hofmann Viectrie riikjHiul l‘> th It fJlL't lH ' of the Milwaii tf*e Downer t'olVge Service, and other*. Ti tU | minor Jin#* l..'t» rmii" whe ■*|ie spe. iuliset! in dietetic*. The p riir grocriy basket* will tinuicL^r nf * ai It' ■it \V SitMirs She ha, hud much experiene contain loave* of Bell bread, ami RK«* tliivi*r »«f ih. t.ir Th-» the pre para Don and a n a ly s ts'o f Wesson Oil, Snowdrift*. Churna. i-ili iit •isrt iKe m*fht of. fond, and l« prepared to answer Bo*d and c r y s t a l icla^vea, aackx 0,*t f t . 1* *1, * R . . n |n mi I 4 w..mh *11 problem* regarding the limit- o f White L i l y F l o u r , and ot h er o f S a n f o r d , *»n S l a t l t " * d V If iny of food. a r t i c l e * tha c a n be U»ed by nl* b t w e c u Sanfm d 11 nd \S mr«*r Mi*« M argaret Ilrsd b y . home f i n d lie 4. fl- uij ,iet* o f flown-r* tin* I "ark trin o m ial for the Florida Power na!r«l by A, K. lii*****tti*r will Marjory Lino Amli* *01 4 and Light ('oniany, who la well also be amonjf the pritra. guv+i of the Smith* and wa »n------------------------------------------------~ — -— — vitrd by the datiirhli t \*f lIn fcqWBW uggest Plan Will Su m Report At Special frum *-:UI l> ' :w ■' .. • I_ March I / . * ------ Papworth S tates ............ He Will Resign P resident Of Group Says Members Are Lacking I n terest Step* w e re ta k e n «• n A t eetinn of the Seminole Jounty Chamber of C o m ­ merce l a s t night to re o r g u n lie the tratio hotly. A committee to propuse » p la n of reorganizing wire minted b y P reh itlen t H M papworth. an d it will hold ita first meeting a t *1 o ’t l 'i 'h A thia afternoon and wil1 report bark to th r Chsmlier uf Cum laerce a t a special meeting of the bq*rd of directors on Tuerday evening of neat week, Mai 17. • ~ i* SANFORI). FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. MARCH II. 19.16 Kulahlished In 196S Trade Body Of (County May Be Reorganized T o B e H M T h u 's d a y .F '.d c y ^ ^ 0 f Gir| By w pa , pw A I- Sanford Is The Only L'entral Florida City AfTnrding Rail, Iiighwt And Water Trannportatkip <& h? ^ a t t f o r f r i b r a l i i • VOLUME XXV •— ?$zW- I B B P i^ w F Seminole County Prodares Afore Fruit* And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In America t •■ ‘'■R-J ' ---------W~----------------------- ‘T * - — \ta FiflJ(T Against Request For Iiig Itc-. liof Appropriation Tourist Hy Father Of Girl Asked To Ry Mr. Roosevelt Is Go On Auto Ride Relieved Indicated “»n ' * " f*nilant I* jfo on V\ VvHIVi ro N . Mur 1 I t toil I*. dent I ..i«to n .n n would a-k I .in is e r n * | Him iltMl.iplll sin! *1 oii.iuhi min fur runt ••in ini* I .•K s-« 1. f program ir* ,| i-- d m S'-nnte circle* a* Hem , .„ wilinrd n Iw n tb feii- . f II V\ I -.1 r\VA. S. , Rtiltinton r»f Ark in*n«, |i . • «l ■ h a tho , Mil a 7,ti*i(» W 1 |»M fill i( H*1.1 re«w, ii* ft•Mill* 1 ’ mM.». % 1 U r ; | **» • •. 11 M U k • 1 ’nil! »'fin \ i110,11 i: • 1 ' t l"t» ii'i ll tu"u4lll>| th. |. 1 \»»l »»0.5*1 <'mumi 1(>•»• mol 1. ■ II .1 1 iln itv !, airic*'' v\ !■r’e ii Ri 1 " limk' 1 1» "|»"1 if dmI fo -I).ill o 1 nl t tie iitif i r lunate " m I S W ar N ow A s L ater, 1s, French View O f Case THF I'OWDKU KKG ON THK RHINF. T ssiwvsp' ^ m * V W ork* '-tsttv -•■•lli » Vibniii' *t rat ion lek.s MANNHC 1 *A VEKttJM P A R IS M ASBBUttklffj TOUL • / V / under and ui*fiiie an liTtiMMMHMWHI 3h*CCHJ35f HJ LO O K b ' y ja S ^ £ S ;in S / >"iV i . nA N F i ifti-i«:iri|. Si nntm Huyih-n \ t 1 1 > > lid allot Lei pi |M i d h p.iYinc 1 1 ihiile t ■ the I’uh- *t I 1 NCMHER 117 n i ' p r npriat.bill — X MAI N VOUTlVt roaTivKsrgM.5 FLVIUC 5QUAOROM3 P ill CSOtf W f|N 5t P03T3 ■° // Nation Threatens To Quit League Unless Rrituin Helps Oust Nazis From Rhine French Declare Honor At Stake Isocarno Signatories Meet Tomorrow In London ( ’onferenc© «.F N |;\ Mar , | | . _ ( A P ) Krpre**rnlat it r » of fi v e na* lion** allied in the I iltle and ILilkjin F n l r vi lea decided 1 6@* ila» til s u p p o r t Ihe F r e n c h |ir«ifrM a i t a in a l G er m an r#" r r u p a li i in nf Ih e I lh in cU n g . I hr ^.lllun* rrp rr.i ntril s r r s I i r i l i i K l i i t i U , . K m n . n l * and emu p»«ing th * I i l tic K n l r n l r . .m l lirrvc* sml I' u r kr y n h i r h , w llh H am am s ami \ u g i w U t ln , w , k * up Ibr I t s l k s n Knlcnlp. 1 iirKl.ii.. f"• II A »|Oll fetl m l lirojot-i al the automobile »• »dv piop" .. I but for whieh The early report * n «ugtre«' le. Rut. a iT m d r»kr to th is* ( mu U are Ijm kinj* ed by W. A. lo ftier for tbe rea urination, Jane Liu |iim Suoih, litany tind Fram»* have fn nmkiriL' known Omi Hi* *pe tliii-e uuaiii ii-* in M * i Id VV n la i , ,aon that “it would not t># well who c*Iter titl'd iiinl diovt* " olid i i.i( ito'onip1 on the re| ef ijue* t rmnett t h e ir ifuua on ea ch ot h er I""if Hi tioiitei* of that f a t e f u l lo let the m atter rent in uncer­ / aiiloim>bilf with the |iermi**«n, lieu noiibl ri'd k-o foiward t Hiw t e r n o i \ ’ he Rh in luiut II I* in p sltHU tainty." "There ha* been a little the F r e n c h and I b l | ronneiil, and knowbdkfsi ml wc 1 . Mr Km .evrlt intim ated he Eia n fo i t if i» at mu* a n d point a to win* h t«v)in«iri lr»i*t|M Hav ad i’A IH S. M ir 11 — (A P) discordant note,” he said, "but y o f ( "h i Uon \V S o n "h'* A liii rlt *i i i r t t* l i i r l n r t ' d t o th at will work out all right the niachine *at n burh, in if lit >1 lay i* ntil tb<* nuUvt of vaneml in v i**lu 11->M o f I n a i i e * tn ooiinlain a diunili a n n d area iinnmil trip t«• Florida mi tlity I lint F riim 'f w i l l q u it Hdwever, we ought to do some _____ l i m a f e 11 nd u n l a w f u l t sit** h ■ HI mil ■) F n Fho ■I 51 11 Id With a i winkle in hi* alnrufi* the Klun* Ktv l l i i ' l . i s t v i K - <»f N a t i n n s ' u n l e s s thing w ithout delay." ' n, , _ | o f * peer I <n a w >1 and *lip* be (o|d lepoiters he m.^ht l l r v a t l l r i t i i i i i l i m k * ht*r d eThe -ommirtee is compo.e.1 o f . ^ n a i r m a i i S a y s T h a t p e r y p av en ien t u f wh r h tin «leM iam i D i a l H i l l e r w ith d r a w )L H. Coleman, chairman, II. It. fendiinj wax put u p on notin' by l„ n e the fiii>*tw«iif1 at the rcipif.il *n hiw,iv to fhe treln h i * tn>n|>* f r n n i th e R hine* Tope, Fred T. Wl'llama, Charles r e a s o n u f w a r n i n g * ii?»m o r - 1 led I ' l i * <tl**ot r e p o i t * on the <. rt la n d . T h i * anil! F o r upon anti nlonir *a id hijih w,»y Duao and E. 1 1 . Laney, • iint M i i t i - t i r H n n i l l n w ill It i* alle ye il that the 1 fir ftkid- n<* ' “I a h i ' that le*, than tiv Before appointing the coramlt previously hint t n k v i Im» w a rn in g <,f auch ded for 125 fe et i l l the wet pave* f f.mm iwio nun tee H r. Papworth declarwd th e' All expense* Incurred by placK'etuminr confidence in the Jo-1 Stmte nennt * |M»ddjhU- A'tHivi with him when h * irrespectlea of what action the, ing a Seminole County exhibit in cal real eatute aituation was ex* m n\ ami fin a lly t u r n e d o v e r , n miijffti he .idlked dt • titled p' vutrly they had r,» ifm-d It. I^mdmi t.iilmrrnw for tfeO f l i r t i n g fa t a l inju rlt * to M a r jo ii u commute# t'akss and Irreipoe- the Ckntral Florida F air a t Or- prexsed thia week by reprv^en* r' life renei' i*f Lorn mu treaty It 1* a U o iilleffevj •on to lielirve he would n«h for tlva ef the sucres, ha haa at lando last month were la st night tativea wf the Metropolitan ln»ur- ; Limn ! ^ n Aiuleraun ' *l)fitniwiex. ^ ' ., , tnat f ve pvr^uii* w**n* 1 niuiif !.♦ f I. I Jo.niHi.tHMi; t ihera . conteim «| v— i ^ mealing w ith the S tate Road o n lem l paid by the board of dl- •oca Lomp/ny when they made . r r t . , * , . , Hi «Ma«t aniounl aoultl depmitl O f f n i a ld «(ihl F lan d in « a i p f f *. ... _____I : . . | thw front a«aa« »f lli • mil MUt moKilc D epartm ent.A a Orlando ^ i r Mar., nMtora of the Counig., Ckamkor *hal> vuguhlr spring eat) upon rtM w r y « v e r a v a l f a h l e from l «)» ' t» I. U A n t h if, Pa* * , ha will roalgn as presldeat of Commerce. Tho action was th alr Sanford rvpraaantativui, A. 'he I I.N!Ml,nn0 .o«h) appropriated 1"h fo re ig n *rcrvt*iy, tl>W •* mmf. the Chamber of Commerce taken a fte r Trealdent II. M. Tap- P . C o n n K l y A S o n s , II ,f v 1 »r In b * hibliret me* -f.lsjl* F r a m e wag not aoln# In _ -*Vpon hi* return from that Orlan- worth o f the Chamber of Com. Tho visiting official* from Now m early January, the |Vi* idem ■ 'tan.| iirnintt f u r t h e r ocrupatlmi do meeting. 'merer scored C ount, A gent C. R. York woro C. D. LoBoy and J. I„ extinioited the c a rry -over th* •I ul o f tie* Uhinvland fliy , U«rmaji Mr. Papw orth advised th r com- Dawion for .pending too much •Flower, and they told A. 1*. Con­ $ I JH):>.iktfi.iMMt, T A I.I.A II ASSF.K, Mar. I I . - tr«ai|M tn\ itiili'ifi b y U li - u r n p h # » ' <** mlttee th a t in proposing a re money an-1 for placing “ refuse* nelly that real ts ta tn values and ( VIM Tho Supreinw fm irt yea ibiv « xirviJi'tl in 1*r*"*iilt'iit lb*'*« Au duiH<>ri(ilivf xiMtkramtn d^* organisation it should ronslder produce on display, and Chair* returns are Improving constantly | \. U | m i .'iiit* t » Snnfortl Dv I n tin V u*\tr»pil an in junction hy r!,ir«*.| **We know war la aom* • possible change In a e c re ta ry .'man A. (J. W agner of the com­ t . f a ssit'ii «*f h it x i* it l«» W inter bbhirh f’irruit Ju«ltf# J. H John- m»r in Ian yrnrx anyhow. W i) b a t Ilew kins Connelly stated m ltt'g had declared th a t Mr. Dark "*i Mai 21 when In- »* '*• Mill of Tallahaxaet* r#afeaiite«l cu! - nnifht ax well hav# it now, whll« Ralph F. Bagwell's service* Pepurorlh had told the commlt- origin In tha lower Eaxt T o u t I. i*ih ii an h o n o r a r y »b*irn'- 1'V b*rtio|f(l^f thr chain »»t«r# taxr* we are pn par«*il. Th# only w ay “hgve been very satisfactory In tee that the "sky la the lim it" in haa, unvfuostlonably, spread tou -n .iilrs tomorrow will lio g* Lev IbtllniH TH# InviimiMH W|£lniiiHtr Inal J u ly 1, Inn the »r» whieh ll lt e r 'a tnmpa will these troublesome times since the m atter of expense. th* lower W rit O o .it and la pro- ! actly 1J hours apart, at I ■* A wnv we nt by ib e C'-rU ial tin I rourl -Ii.I not ilwiili* K’^elf what I* ave the Ithirielnml ia for thn Karl Lehmann left USi1* and h a ( The motion to |siy the bills, reading northward In reg u 'sr M. anil L.’W T, M. Unfit tbb » ll S.oHU -Fl*»r uU W ater ‘ 11 •lato the fav artm illy tm-ame vf l i r a rno fik'nnbirie* to drive them moved a vote ef appreciation amounting to dtnut .500, was course. Properlira owned by the Iw at 10: IS A M. an d l l i l o |* M , N ' - \ V Y O R K . M a r , l l . U 1 - l !■in I iitiiiiilllee. l i v e r the ,|lJ* frrtivi* out, but a Atitch In time ta v e i v u ' g f i led i n n N o . l i t , , a t t a c h e at to Ihe secretary. The reeotutlon made b y L, Hawkins Connelly, Metropolitan are returning b e tte r1 — — wii* an evenly 'llv hIimI ninr. There contra a tirna when T hrr l>ir# of F ru l F. Dorncr, rHair was adopted by unanimous vole, was secotrled by W; A. Lefflsr rental* to the company and tale* • .Ijidgi' Js*. (I, Sharun mbit *••■ I ' b e G e r m a n cn n r u lii le in N e w Hum uf thr* r um m il le #, amt 1 upi liiuvi iniaom* the m i ju -tlir ri, a nation refute* to be humllUittd This brought from Mr. Pap- and w*« panted by unanbsou* hiv* been made a t pricca which n Townsend Club in Tuft bid Y o r k , irinniini*!d j f * l e n l a y that Fred II D»v h , »la <kr«| tha t t h r Drr^ nlen t m ak e j but Iti•»iitWorth ih* itatem ent th a t he w ai,«ot*. Prise money am ounting to la r * most satisfactory, night sml will speak bef..i* u 1 v p i m o i a n i l uf K v i r h s f u e h r e r H i l ­ a ' > * ' ! mil i nv e ailu n tiun tub* "*ir , imiiirh ho Mmw th r i *iv «li«I nut in fiunt of the world* French "p’eaied to ta y he could not have, I C u li ii W o . ra g e at “Th* company's confidence In sim itar gnmp In D rangr I* Ly 1" le r all (Jerm n n rit ixen n li v i n g m w a t e r tirolil em *" amt m ak i o * Ihy hu u * *• ( f o t i v i ' until Fell, 2 5 , hiumr U at slake ami wu era rcaily hi draw the iwnnl If ncceiIbe (ttiile d b'tnti s n r e to lie con* had a more able a u li ta n t” than .Sanford Is evhlenced," according murruw night. *‘« if (b ia l iri't‘ «DifstVi«m<‘ of Il*»* c on currcil w i t h thi# v wlh -ars" tn keep it un-ullieil." - i r l p t e i l fo r |Hes lb le s e r v i c e in to A. P, Chnnally, “by Ita deter* Cotlllllitlrt" lO lll«Iir«l%f *» dill»it# j t-f Jl|i| UTv III ilirseiilh hhj Jittltf* T h e F r en c h ultitinle waa de­ vninatkm to Improve, modamiie, The w nither: fienerally fnu Ih e f a t h e r l a n d ’ * N n s i leg) ■IW, Ihal iix acliviUrx Am* | h»|IHi nl J •iin-sun'w in unclion. scribed after Flandin had eon* t ! p o n rpi ' ipt u f tlx* t i n i e r in N’ aw *f Commert* delivered a long and raiw ir those properties which tonight and Thursday, sum- * ini a n In ihe event' the I ' r o i i l c i i t Th. ff fin*t , j' Wil« '”(|ifnilir| ler-i-il with Am « -uulor PotentVddreti at thw meeting, mainly ft own* In the city." Work will cooler in mirth portion ti.mgbi V iirk, nal if i n i i n w a a i m m v t l l a l f y nut r i 'i n r to S a n f - i n l, the »'•»> at Ibt* m iir . in that Comj»lroller km uf ILi-.ia, the nation w ith ’ Ir«tn«niittf<| bt all ClrifTtin <*»»■ About what he declared waa a begin In the very Immesliate fu- Extreme northwest Florida I'l m i l t r e " h u m b l y r u p i r e t . " him I M In* virtually n left In hiv which Fr ance algnrd n m ilitary xtilal ea in tin* ITnilril S t a t r x . Kiler v nig In Jack of Interest In (he organ tir * on Mstroolitan properties In 1 ly cloudy, p er m it a » m s ll r o m n i l t l e v f " " U i.wn ilelermlnu'iun whether l» assistance pact ti|«.n which HlUar A l l in al# * liIi jv*i*|* w t 'f# rom xatlon by tha membership. But WASHINGTON, Mar. U — </P) Hanford, under th* aupervlsion of j Thursday, the w a t e r g ruiip to c a l l un him reipnn* payment ..f the lax s h„ hi]1 v)cnundatlo« mnmit'ti lit r#p>rt inm n *ili a l# y h e spoke a t some length on the —The lfru*e ways and m ean, th* office of A. P. Connelly A a n d e x p l a i n the aitua ti un . from last July |. lie previously „ f ,he U sarnu treaty. \ expense of th e ’ Seminole Coun­ sub-committee today clamped a Son*. Announcement* were made I- '''‘her to their locol consulate or Mr. Burner'* telegram l" I’tei. announced he w ml.l follow IRI- Krencli officials said! It Wpa ty exhibit In th* Central Flor ''g ag " on any fu rth er discloaure* the consulate general In New "Tha*# men," stated Mr. Con­ day by the Traveler's Ins m i l •• , i d r n l H im scv clr r r a i U a s f u l l n * " ligitlaliyv act which fi*-,t J u ’y nc«-<Tify Jo#. G reat Britain to kla Exposition a t Orlando I**: of treasury data submitted *■ a nelly, ‘'a rtT ^ m llls r with the *n Company, of H artfi nl. C o n n , York. _, ,,, , , , . ......................... ■*wn-t>n.»» I a * thee ffe c tiv e dale. Author! KlJIlct this tint* to pramonth, of hi* effort's to get pivitc tiidve sources rstim atn l ' rollec- Vrnl -baai* fo r working out Preaidrnt Ur* Southeastern territo ry and 1 lh*t l-ewt., C,,J,tmHfa_u(„Nanfu. J . T hoy^w m -he re g lrte m l, V m v - ^ y Iiii1iU „lltl W1. ,|r>lh „ f |h a teagu# of ' ■ ' h j W b e e n tffqhimLsl'T'l-nniioli more road work In thia Cmin-J Roosevelt'* 1792,000,000 ta x pro. th e ir judgm ent haa bran 4lmUSi’iliU *sid, allh 'u g h riem ptiuns ^ ln sanfor.l c. lum of the ta* of July I would NwtlssnV* official vahlt ly, and of tha Chattanooga Base granv * cated ovar th* last several years County % rent, with temporal y will be given those in financial rt>ul|l ta w 'in ttr l*aik( aacuimir hnng in 11/itHI.OOo mure than .ephi, ,jnWi F ram e will bo satisboil C'ub situation. Ha also Colnciilental'.y, there wjare lull. In Ota' M ndling of tho Metropoli­ oflces lerated at 10H Miignol a strait* or suffering physical dls- you a meat hoxpitabb* w«*bt»m»* would he • lltit* ini'll by slartim f fi, t| wi(h „„ ,-e,lures. Germany * w s several reference* to mallona th a t tha sigk-com.V ittee is tan properties *t thl* point. W* Avenue. Mr. Smith has h e n n 0bl lty. We urge your personal invest) I lle.li.in. as of Feb 23. must r e m o v e a t least TO percent S l ldlyhoolng” lj by tha Chamber approaching an They will not L.> subject to Imunderstanding foal th a t tha people o f Sanford resident of Sanford for tb - last gat inn into or w ater problems M a in store operators cmi'end- (lf h rr fpm i the Rhineland, of Commerce In tha last four th a t U x rate* on undiatr&lutad n ig h t be Interested In the flaw 13 years and is well known here, mediate military service, he .aid, which cannot fail to rv«ul' ('••'" ed the U s was not effective bn wur|,| must know that Gery e a n , which ha decried, and corpora ted earning* be ad ju stcl j point, which m m who »r* really f it will be held In rvkdincs* in runstruction of the ratml. If July I, but was suspended In It* rcdv.l, declared th a t a fte r p utting In so a* th m eet any loea o f rwvenua speclallsta In th# real aetata field ^ “ rn,‘ r ‘ ? • " the e v e n t o f an e m e r g e n c y . t... t k . order 1 vUU ^ Sa,,forJ I* “ l« rations until the Supreme ,.T hij s |H1ker game, but cwlvtfS I n»t rue Dong b y w i r e from T h o a u i ••*•# or eight year* of h a rd ' re t as toned b y ----“ ' -------“ — *■ *------1 — 1" providing a “eush- entertain toward Sanford.** ___, 9 ,*I"*>1,U|U In attend a cun- , r. lah|e( to , nr. flnr uf , 06 rvlchs- *ihlc we humbly request >‘*u l» F ourl rul-d on wlw her the law France know* th a t *h* Km a work fo r tb* organisation w h a t' Ion" reserve for corporations, receive briefly a sm all cwnmii* was uncnnstilutl mal. L a.l Octn- roy, | [iUBhi |f th* card* am had heard In tha leal few and by axempUng banka, lnaur< le# from this organiratinn whi'e U r, the o u t t upheld parts of |Bi)| ull ta b * , she I* csrtaln day* had “dlaguited" him, hence «nc* eompaalaa and fiduciary or­ slid. at W inter Park Uf Niiftl# iilh#F the Isw and threw out oilier of winning. Therefure, aba la cltrua f r u l , m arketin g agreement (OeatIawe* Oa rag* riv e) ganisation* front the projected parts and then <>n Feb. 25 It willing b> go the limit." point. approved yesterday by S r c r r la iy . . . .* > i rp _|»„ corporate levy. “ We feel despite our appeal* reaffirmed the October drcUion W a a h ln g t c n . It I . „ . Colder w eather swept Into th* W a l l a c e A spokesmen fur th* Franck Emerging from Ih* seseloa. Middle W est Unlay, ^rin g in g pected th a t * number of shippers there ha* been no adequate In­ a fter a rehearing of tho vase. foreign office iipent Ihe mornlag Representative Vinson, Democrat, frees** to a wide area, b u t most will algp attend the conference vestigation into w ater dangers, denying dally all sufg*rti*M From tho P o rt e f Central Flori­ Kentucky, asserted “ I can’t talk, of the E ast remained warm and T W O D IE I N H IIITB “ ,, . . . Xk ' ami can esUbliah th a t the th a t France was willing to «•»* LONDON. Mar. l l . - I A I - T h ; highest geological and e n g in e e r beegus* o f a "gag." C hairm an da a t Sanford, • Sam 'Houston, publicity dirretur ...... .... pleasant. Tha cold la expected In ii n — promise or negotiate In ea Edward V I I I , Complied dally by th* Seminole Hill said o th er members of* tha •oread Inip the E a st tonight. of the ''Bcliovw.lt-Or-N.it'* sh' v b"** bHI'F th ,t ing authorities c infirm our (rare. f WARSAW. Mar. ler wuu'd make a few gesture*. We also feel our s la 'u . hns Jew gentil* were kilted „„ withdrawing a few Uoopg County Cham ber ef Commerce aub-comraltiee opposed tha previ­ Freese* wore reerrdad south to now playing daily on First Slre-t.l U th ,lo r Kt" * ’ “f. n " “ * . ^ u w d j in Hof* y e s te rd a y . showing arrival* M d departures ous procedure of giving ou t In­ Ihe t r s a l l a e e * o . r s a c 31 Texes panhandle where next to McCrory'a Five and T m mtTTJ w** of/ k U " ? *r" '0“T and promising not to bulltb fu rtk Cent Store. declared today .Ihnt . . . in the House of f or ami na today Amarillo had 3S. via S t. John* River. Wednesday, formation. Cent .Store, flcaliun* in th# Rhineland. n . sccrvs nf Sanford peiqd*. wit in a message signed bv th r King. Mar. 11. IMS. Premier A lbert H « m a t a*a The message related tn the nrsoed hi* various freaks am Fureliei Minister P lem -E tk n fto necessity nf revising the civil _ perform ers during _ shi- opening Flandin tohl a theorlng parllft* ment the world m ust turn to W *T of the T l . l t s r a * ■i , , , lh * « " « ' fa m i,y ' ‘ n ,, Hoosebcat NOAH’S ARK for " if the will of tha strong *na •reunion of Orlande too rial*. (Sam my) loing. J . Gordo# B ar­ de*tn>y treaties.** s k n i r The .Kns .1 gency of his m arriage should be Eight candidates for political skull Houseboat ACHERON III. wl‘h government,* Tha . h o . will c m lin u .|u k t n ,nt(, a(toua( w (hat ,n lh„ -T he French B u fo rd Klwanla Club today I ,m ploy*r, d v k leader and pri­ throughout owners, Mr. and Mr*. W. W. offices were Introduced at a meet­ nett an.1 W. E. Wi'son. They tha week. treat's*** * • were Introduced by Mr. Spencer. even, provision m 'ght be made voted two memorial* te I vato cittern w u paid l y Judge Acheaon cf JackaowviU*. for Her M ajeity the Queen and ing of the Oviedo Men’* Club In In Inviting candidates to address th e late M ayor T. L Jam. 0 . Sharon, and ruolationa DKFARTURUW arran t food* placed nn m - member* of I lk M ajesty's family." Ovirdo la st night' and delivered the club, Ih# members went on presented by a committee com­ ord today show Ih* transfer of s MS LARI DEZ8T1R, general charter mem ber ta d ft There waa no answ er as to short speeches In support of record as barring partisan poli­ president o f th a Club, posed o f f . R. Wlteoa, B. J . Nik let on Cypress Avenue, between cargo. SL Jokaa River Ua* 0% Tho Kiwanis room In tb* M Snchry wore adopted. Ninth and Tenth B lS -t* , by Jer- assurance th* King will be m ar­ their candidacies. All other can­ tics In all* discussion*. A Houseboat ACHRSON III, with didate*. It w as announced by Retween speeches musical ** M argaret V ln d a o , dla- 7 W alker «, IMbelle Williams ried. W p m for exim raH .ep tho R t Fsrnald-Laoghton Memorial Hos­ President F. W. Talbott of Hi* lections were given by th* Shan­ pital w u dedicated la memery > 0 a a River. ad aoelal welfare, for a ronsedarat'on of (400; Ihe c'ub will be given an opportu­ non brothers. of the U U mayor, an d the RlIN FORT th* K tw a n U u an tha MARTIAL LAW DECLARED “f W properly east nity to "*U ta their ra se " during MB OSCEOLA, Ceatral Florida wmftte fond for aader-pftvHegrd work of kor gvwap Is helping !f V** City* by Brady Crime* lo The Oviedo H en's Club l T a f ­ Transportation cia. children w in hereafter be knew* and oneemraghtg rk id ra n la for- H erbert Hlnaley for > ’0 0 ; and the filiated with the Seminolt Coun­ GRANADA, Spain, Mar. 1 1 # - the campaign. *a Ik* -D um u Memorial Fund." mativ* year* la la fld ln g char­ tran sfe r o f acreage near Paol* Martial law waa daclared today M8 COLONEL, So Th* eig h t appearing la st night ty Chamber of Commert* and A glowing tribute to Mr. acter. M m Eathar Rldga Btraauklp Oft. Rex It volhd to invite Ihe county or­ by H enry R. Cook of New York to cop* with rietiftg commu- wera 0 . W. Spencer, NOAH’S ARE. Mftn Rlwualan, pnkUa •of* - 1 T. W. Law taa wmw a th e r guest* ta Clanda 0 . Smith of New York alita, who war* sacking church** Packard, Sanford Doudnty. Ed ganisation to hold It* April and l of th* d * * Meiach, H erbert Messer, S. F. log In Ovladu, fo r an tin n a ia d consideration. and cw v cata. ' • Expenses A t Fair Confidence Seen Ordered Paid By By Insnrence Men] Commerce Group In Local R e a lty !-—He Was Told That ‘Sky Is The Limit’ Metropolitan P 1an« To Modernize Its Sanford Holdings Roosevelt Asked Court Dissolves \ By W ater Group Chain Store Tax To Visit Sanford Collection Halt PerHonal I n veatiga- Injunction S to p p ed tion Into W ater, Collection ReffinFrohlem Is Asked ninjr least July 1 S T 2S JS X h ,h;.‘ CITY NEWS BRIEFS Nazi C i t i z e n s In America A re All To He Conscripted V S 5 L , .. tK. o ,.^ . Gag Clamped On Disclosures O f Treasury D a t a L • Cold Weather Asrain Gripe Middle West S rsw * s a u ”*.!. t : “ rk* In MARITIME NEWS v”“ n“,iu KlflgT Edward TelW House He May M arry Eight Candidates For County O ffices Talk A t M eeting Of Oviedo Men’s Club ]2 Memorials To D ie Late Mayor Dumas d.y'r^nkV.lu rai7’ihaTmo.T:I*:!' Established By Sanford Kiwanis Club LOCAL WEATHER - T a * 5 | ^ 8* m — I i— . ■. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 10, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 10, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 10, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d4b1bc25e46a5be35fd68b83d3d70ccd.pdf 00d82812a1c00da6d0f6677c5f4ee9e6 PDF Text Text — ug And Sylvia Married Today TH O USANDS SEE DEDICATION O F NORRIS D AM Dannlng hla army helmet af Werid War daya and getting out the family ehetgun, Attorney Prod* aria C. Ballinger la thawn aa ha teak hla atand and darad New York building eervice rtrlker* la prevent him from oporatlng the elevator In hla apartment. Nobody •eeeptod hla ahallenge. (Ateocl•tad Preoa Pheto) Praaldent Reooevelt touched a telegraph key In the White Houae the! eat off a acreamlng elran Narrla dam aa tha algnal far lawarlng the alulceway getee—end ee woo dedicated the world'* rth largoet etruetura af Ita kind an tha Cllnah rlvor near Knaavllla, Tann. At tha uppar Iaft, H. A. Morgan (loft), David Llllanthjl (aantar) and Or. A. E. Margan (right), tha lattar chairI af tha Tannoooaa Vallay Autharlty, era ahown waiting for tha alran to round. Chief Maehlnlet Iftaa Barnee (uppar right) aatahaa tha algnal and turna tha la/ar that lawdr* tha gataa. Than arawd around tha opeaker'e aUnd at tha foot af tha dam laaka on aa tha flaw af water la etepped. laaaleted Free* Phetee) BATPRPAT, FDR SIGNALS* FINISH O F NORRIS D AM ♦ f •. Doa$laa Fairbanks, wbo was dlvorrrj by Mary PfcVord, and Lady Eyltla Ashley wira married In the EIgh'. Ward City Hajl l» Parla Vjday noon. They plan ■ abort hcneyrr.coon la Ekropa and then will go lo China to make a mn.km pleura. .............. ' titling at hla deek In lha White Heuae, Preatdant Reaeevelt la ahewa aa he greeted a talagraph hay that mrrked lha aamplallan af Narrla dam and algnalad workers to lewer lha sluiceway gataa af lha $34,000,000 TV A protect on Iho Clinch river near Kaesvllle, Tann. (Aaaoclatad Prate Woto) CCC BOYS RESCUE FLOOD VICTIMS DIZ TURNS TO W ATC H FU L W A IT IN G Sharpfhooter VIOLENCE FLARES IN N E W YORK BUILD ING STRIKE E l __________________________________________ ______________ / '<& it ik * * • i- . W EEK O F LAUG H ING SICKENS GIRL fcOOFY GOMEZ C U T S LOOSE EARLY Mo«t Popular try eleihae between pal lea and etrike aympathliare marked *na apraad af tha walk-out by building eervlee amplayaa In Now York. A cameraman war right an tha Jab when • striker Mtehed » heavy metal elgn through g plate gloat dear at r.nd etraat and Park avenue. At M policemen are ehewn applying nl|M etleke ta tha heed *.f a traublaaema damangtratar In front Central Park Yfeet bedding. ( Aaeaalated Prate Phrlee) Tower * .t t n s . . -- W . __i*.. . �r-fc a p - ., — ----------- ?— ■— — ?— t B Sanford U T h e O n ly Central F lorid a C ity A ffo r d in g R ail. Illg h w i And S j m i l Established i W ater Tran sportation i N CM H E R Ln ti)W 115 Asked To Ex-Gov. Catts DeathTakesDumas, Man Held Here! Stores Close Tomorrow Britain W arns Hitler For Dumas Bites Died Today At Mayor Of Sanford f°* &}" The Age Of 72 AgainstHostile M ove And A C L Official1 * ExCo"'’icl War Time Governor Dare DeviT Arrested Death Traceable To Mourned By Many Blood Prison Fiom Infection Received ’ On .70th Birthday 16 Times During Last -VL-Yeara In Number Of State* City Commissioner* 'this afternoon broadcast a requait to mil twsiness nubliihreonU tn Sanford to c m tomorrow morning between the hour* of 11 tod 11:30 for the funeral service of Mayor 7,-L. puma*. P it 1 le office* tn both CUy Rmlt and Court Itouae will W eteeed. Two member* of the CUy Oommttalon will go to the City Hall •I the ragulir hour Iht* even­ ing for meeting* of that body, but will adjourn the teaaton until a later data. Who Came To State To Preach Lead A Idmg, Colorful Life ium EnKlund Would Go To T h eir AHsistance, Eden Declares At Meeting Of House EUROPE'S TROUBLE ZONE I'KI t’ NIAK SPRINGS. Mvr 1* “ D *r» Deri!"* Jack Stevenson, — idh .Sidney Johnston lu ll., arisstsd by the Sanford police on wnr-tim- governor of Khinds, Ftb. >7 Ayr th ) mttempted theft died h.-re at 2 A. M.. tcwliy ||s the night before o f J. T. JohrsK>n‘s ws« 7« and had b*en 111 f e several Ford car, has tn long criminal days' Ilia vsif,* sod daughter. Mt»s record, 'according to Information RtSh <‘ itts nf Tallahassee, ws re rewired by Chief of Police Rvy »t hi- hpiLitlp G. WLliann lest might from J. * • left the* gtivcrnor’o offirt* I'Mgar Hece-eT. chief o f the Bureau in htti.tary of lfi*2 l ®flfr 'Thing i * f IcJsadfWalion (the “G men*) fr r vt'nrs lfi» 4Mj|fht th" IViRfi. '07 In Washington. The man's finger rmr»* nominalmn In 192K hut wi* prints bn fUe In the bureau show di-f*■afnl. »n«l nine** Ih^n Mayor T. L. Dumas is that during tha last 17 yemra ha quo L v at hi* Imiio K**r^. Tuesday's tides* High at 9 15 tut* teen arrested 18 time* and I An«mi|t|i*hment* of hi« n.lminAfter a valiant fight fn n ha* served sentence* In county A. M. ani low si 10:03 I*.1 M., me t*t' ilion t«» which h*» pointed with l.u M in N . M «r I). — (A P ) Jells and stale prisons. life of more than a month, F ui'imkii Sn r rtn r y Anthony pr» »• kvrrc pmhihltion, n»'iditfovn at 3:74 A. M and 1:31 I* M. during moat.of which timrl Ktli-tt war in-, I Ci n im ity today nf ihr imnvti'l lending system, The aetf-otyled “ dare dert;" la, „ . . , ... hia condition waa extrrmi't h.vt iin\ nt lu rk 111>*111 France 1. the county Jail, .kmg with I , V * " . “ f *hr " 1*|hl ,“ P'l . low rep* il taxtt, and a pit's halnnc# Iv critical and life hung in or lli'lg iin n in vinLition o f In tho* State treasury at the end How.nl Wilderaon and A lbert1 « f * ,° ' ° f k Z * •. tne balance, Sanford’s cFvf i he l.iiriiriin Iro B ty would OrerhoKser end two woman. *11 * • ' “ ‘~ h to ,h' " * “ * * »*r- o f Ms term Politician, preacher, T. L. rhimat, mayor of San­ executive breathed his Inst / u n r t ’. rrn t H rita in to go to tanvar, rsntm, merchant, members of a troupe that put on . c p <in' _____ at 10:58 o’clock this morn- ford and tuprrin endent of tha an "automoble circus" In Payton* | the ;ni*i*tnnct‘ n f tho*o tw o Only ,boUt i!t , * rcenl of ihe. farnvr and reformer were some Atlantir Coait IJne Railroad, bur. nut’'in* A t Ih t’ snnie tim # of the titles Pattis won in a l *n* Beach and came her* from that .(^ u r s in the two Sanford, piej D-wth was directly tracrablr who dint thi* morning after an hi* lnlil ihi> lln u m n f Cbmpud colorful life. elty with the Intention of g irln g , r|,*u registered last week. The -to blood poison from an infer I nlm. „ nf , miinth | mnriv he 'vu a thankful to aay 4 'atts was tom July .11, IHrtTl, on a slmlmr exhibition bens. On# of voting strength in the (Tty Is tion received On bis 78 b blr h.lay -------there 1* no rea,on t-v vuppoa# an Alabama p^ntalion. lie w rm a Uv> women claimed to he the wife about 7,000, and the n-gi*trati--ns 1 aa Fab. T. The lid o f a coupe car v he prevent German actios lmordained a minister of the Raptlat ( o f Stevenson end Utw'other told last week totalled to 4!>3. > t l MS hi* hand that day, breakpile* a • hr-nt o f hostilities." rhurch in 1 HH.A. and movisl to De* i police she was Wlldgraon’s wife. big tha skint It was on a The 11mi -i, o f I'ommnns waa One of the sromep, the finger lodge Jas. G. Sharon plans to go FumaV Springs as p»stor of the j Frt-’my and, whlla the mayor Md paikeil In Ihe door* to hear print record disclosed, had serreJ lo Tavares tomorrow tn finish the Baptist Church, firklly entering friend* at tba Urns that the in K*li-n * etpound the llrltlih posi­ I 100 days for adu'tory. term of 1-ake County Court ite r lb's int ranet’ Uialnesa from which 'Jury waa mllght. ha wvnt to tion in thi* moment when Gsre According bo the records on which h« hsa been prv.iling dut mg he went into |»o|itics^ drugstore and had tb* hand any ha* violated the Locarno |n P.M! he war* intlirted by a 1 file In Washington, Stevenson the li nes* o f the lake county dressed. That was In Leesburg, paet hy throwing -‘ roups into tha federal grand jurv on a charge judg*. started his criminal career In where ha had tune to meet htdemilitarised Rhineland and of |i*ctici|»atmg in counterfeit I e*d«, N. D.. In 1919, when he was dauirh.tr, Mrs. Raymond Phillip* France h«* retaliated with war­ Home demon* ration niretiiurs nionsy operations. // mistrial re­ oew-lcted for recklasa driving, • f Galne»tills, who was coming 1 » U r l u l time garrisoning of her fortifi­ will be held in l-ake Monrue lo- sult d. Oitts declared the imlictbgf be paroUd by th* bench fh Sanford to calibrate har fstH-i cation* along Ihe frontier. mormw afternoon, whli the I II rnent was a "po »tical framemi*' , , . . , r , n „ Ho brake his parol# before th* Sr's birthday with him. The minister -fold legislators y w v u out and hta record from Ch,h at 1 o'rluck anil with thr ami detda*»*1 he was ypnocenL The druggist advised P* He was ta candiilate for the that the courie taken by the Gar* Woman's Home Itemonxtiation .------, than on ..(operating vernier the maa lo m a physician u I ’ nited States Seiaite In 1920 hut man government complicates and services for the late name of either Hfory, WLbur or dub at 3 oVock, both meeting* arrival home. ha) ha w i wa« defeated by Duncan l T. aggravate* the international ilte VO In th# school hoiitc. W. H. Stsrsnson for the Mayor T. IDumas to* ret la touch with U * d#rt_ .uatlnn. "Abrogation of th* LnFletcher. light of tho lajury, went Tue-day at e „ morning . _ ' • f “C . n ,lx » • « ■ > » » • as foUawa: rarnn pact and iH-rupation of tbi Five children sunWu. The Weather: Rain this after­ Srpm * llnly Croaa Episcopal •. . demilitarised lone hava nmr<tfof which the dscessed w *.1 l ^ H l ^ - Memphls. Tsnn.. noon **d i tonight, prnlel ly end­ Pra­ founilly shaken confidence ia any Th* service* win be J* “ for •tempted rektory ing Tuaavhy naming, nut much W ueyl. a engagement In wjllch akgpga la tempasalgre; estrvm* w ir w y - . . ^ ny is* * . » Martin-Dram, V n w rent n eminent of Germany iwthwast Florida, cloudy, probmay outer c' 1 am* factor. * (CeatfM* On Page tys later hie condition in the future," •■Id Eden. a/fy occasional rain tonight, Tue--^ I W llllI * O H U ajsas# Tho active pallb-arera will be fHUeel. « At the *a me time h« gar. hia day partly clmnly. For a wttk or more hope * • » J ’ hn Galloway, R. I- Pvck, F. 9. warning to tiermany. K,u. ------ •— . . ha ... I.vnuon, Dr..L. T. Doss, B. F. hold■ out for .... hit recovtry, .b^t IIrated that Ci Marriage Iici-rr-wt-re iftiUcd t.v -real HH»)ln I* wl'lJt***o remarkable rally, despite. Whltnee. Jr.. !.. II. Connrlly, W. ing t, Kdwln Story, 71 of (lito i| arid1 WASlb’ f'llTO N , Mar. con, liter Retc t f fuehrer *. S. Coleman and (I. R. Rollins. Tho Ma tdemnerd ycere, end waa A t>lea for raltinad m*r Dm lc' Corbin, ‘.'0 , o f S- nford; tA I’ l Hitler'* proposal* for now pvaca honorary - pallbearer* are 0. F. irsa ttia H Os Pave Tww) Geo. A. Smoke 22, of I -land, n^.^^^en• so I labor 13) neg iliaUpiivminU, lie aaki Great RriUta Smith, A. T Cnnnellv. A. R. Marand Mary I xh, Mellon, 21. - f San­ an arrvinl in controvrr»y oriswould examine them clear-sightedshvll. J. P, Walker. F B. Langliy. ford; and Arthur Kobinw>'i, 81, in,- on of Ihe gov.rnment’ i pin Iv sriil ohjrctlvaly to drtermM Jfhn Adams, C. K. Adams, W, . * * ,* » * , „ . m , _ in . Zachry, 9. 0. Shlnhol.cr, W. A . 1 BEACH, U *r. B - - 0 P I- and Leila lx>wts, 37, both • f Sin pi..sl* for rail unlficati-n was their merit*. Ho said on* of th* i, j!le public Sunday hy I'rraidrnt Thu «lukili‘(| portion of thi* map ihows Iho HhlnrUmi roni* |iiioxt |inp.ir»int foundatltfna of tha Leffler, |*. N. Whitehurst, W. K. H * " reported th* ford| * |{nii*rv"lt. D prre. 11. J. Lehman, V. A. ■ " * * » o f tkra* armed bandit suswhkh il MiiiliDirlivtl by Iho inuty—a pact Dictator iM-m-e of western Europe has bare t'aylnu tha. n "critical sltua Hitler vlotutcil when hi* aent Nuxl troop* into thn U'rrit >»y wi h or- -wept awd'y anil " i f paaca la M. R. McClel ami, screw worm r. W. M. Thigpen. B. U Perk- P * «* of ifl yaood Walker, R. A. W0.000J inspector, inspected 3.821 head of lion promp's this U- ter," Mr ijt'r* ii» ixcupy iht* tin*a. (/\^siH4i:»ti*<| I'res* Uhotiv) be <evnml Iht-ra Is a manifest duly to ndtlild.** „ Smith. H. H. CoU— ". Randall | Two young patrolman, white o ff cattle In Samlnole Cironty last Roosevelt directed hi* reipicvt to R-n-rt o f U»# dlatrlct council chaM, Archie Brit*. ^ * " Ingtey, duty, took tho men in custody aft- week and found 18 new ca<r* i f J. J, I'elley, president of the »«*| IVemier Benito hfuamlinl has mMi nc bald American Kail-, •Id l » SlWw Bprihg* y . Minlrlch. S. O. Grey, C. J. *r a naar-gunflghC in which offi- screw worm Infcisiion T V MK-ia Ion of inform** France that In avvirt yssterday and which waa att»nde.| Itumph, S. R. Jones, R. B. Rush, 1 core baat on* of ike man to draw- warmer the weether the grriter road*, and J. A. I'hil'ips, vice | of ctmMct reoiltlng from tha by a numbar from Sanford will r. C. Blank, E. M. Galloway, Dr. ing a pistol. the csra (hat must be exem-v-l by chairman of the Association "ft l-ocarno crteln, Italy la ready to b* mad* at tonight's mealing of C. L. Park. Dr. A. W. Knox, Dc.| Tho toot sailed with tho man stockmen Jn combating the peals, fin leg/ labor Rxectr Ive* aaalat France agninat Germany \ th « Veteran# o f Foreign Ware In S. Pulestoii, J. B. Ray, F. W ,. indwtod Jewslry, ctoUung and th* inspector said. The 1‘resldrnt also proposed -e v e n militarily. It was learned tb* Lvgtoa H a t Harry Kent, Stanley, C. t~ Mathew,, W. H. pawn tickots for other allsgad stolthat If negotiations failed, man-1 - Ia•t night, R'velallm of_ comaundgy e f tba local V. F. W. Rvana of Orlando, M. H. Doreett , n goods. Th# fire _department f wield a agimsnt and. men "confer post, h »l»o commander of tha and C. U Burpee of Jacksonrlllr.) Polic* haltered th* arr**t* par-, stubborn hlase on a Standard Oil ly with me.” A srrlew vtp labrir: allff-ne-l the British attUud* to. dtatriit and greaidad Jtt-lk* silver and rit~,mrmb*M- 0 f 'ib* Klwanla tially paired* sartes of daring hildwant (irtnrnny. barg* tied un to toe dork on the management confvrcnce*. alreaily Spring* station. The n u t eonfrr- Club in a body|up* riagad to w rtcsttUy, largaat Boulevard this morning, >| t me- have been held. 4V •ne* a***Ion will ba In Orlando nn Frsnre* Disappointed Both active and honorary P*tl o f wbleb was tho 930,900 Colony cretlad In extlngvlahlng It Irfore Apr. M . fc t HARIS. Msr. « - bT8 —Frenril bear*re, Includ ng all members of |hotel armed rdbkary. much damage had been done Chari** S. Oaaor, vtirrana’ th* Kiwanls Club, arc to gather j Tboao taken la rasbody ware offirtel* di-rlared today that war Gasollnv splllel on toe ileck of the placsaacnt afftoav at tb* U. B. at the mlilrnc* of the late mayor, pa Georg* B. Corbin and with Germany to mat Hitler’* vstcrana’ boreaa at Bay ITnsv. 8X1 Park Avrnue, at 10:30 o'clock, I j c n y «„llivaa, both o f Miami h*rgo was Ignited by a spark from troop* from the Rhineland wda tha engine. nrgad tha V. F. W. pan to work a half-hour before tha funeral. |w— u Howard o f Fore imnosaibln nut that Great Brite l f l T ; T ' ^ U M: P ; !' r l RERUN, Mar. 9. — I AIM for a rvUrena’ prafvrsnes plan In Frofli th - church tho body" will ^ Uflla, t » I, nln’* apparent sympathy with The regular month',? me'ting of Carman* i ' . * ,l!, " llm vlly nrnictl force* of French tb’a atatg similar to that In forco be placed In a privet. car an tU| p ^ i a w n W. R. Morray and J. tha board o f directors of the offers blocked 4 7 « i ! remow^gronce „t »n r | nn,| ,;t.rm, n iVoop* faced -sch Hitler'* peace In Mj atotca af tba. Colon where LONDON, Mar. 0.— M l— Uv* rei\iniptb>n A. C. !•. railroad attached to th* o s n u arrested the man at a F ’mtoofa County CS-mher Fr« nch ilenv’ nd* for "Justice.'* of th,. -■— __rT:?l" ,'L'l" n other ncrosa tho Rhine u,lay a* jr t a t m a r *«ldtor la 'given firs: train Iravlnj here at 1 P. M. and British flying officer. Tommy " watch on tho llhine” u* the Nail foreign office talked at Tho are-rh of <FM#n ertvasd SXtrg,:l])g t ) * . there Commerce will ba V ld Tuemlay r ^,*, i¥, t u», Capet. JUaaao at any gprp-nuat tfflc* thre token to Charleatcn B. C , ^ ..... sonner* Hitler's auldiers fim g--' r^ eusplctoaa. Tba •erallrtf -___-, ----— * --- v*w>i>wn to Eng* Adolf ..... the league of Nation*' efforts c'Umatlon* of hifter disappointposition. M s Falhtabtrry. where a short srrr.es will be held . •renlnw at 7:90 o'clock; Secretirv | Bnj rtc0 ri| today by flea -teppa.1 into tba former dijuilita i- ,u. m*nt. sml the French atmosphere Ralph F. Ragwa'I announce, that aorricb offlcsr .with tha vttorans’ *t 11 c'ctock Wclnesday morning w .i.k »• n . — i •>•»« -hours and twelve minutes. It* rlxcd' territory as the popular* I to uphold Iht- l^>carno part. Thotiranda of French troop* contln- th -e is nnifounil gli»tn. important bevinasa la to com- be­ Officers said tb* boreaa, gay* tba Information that from the Connelly Funeral Homs, lamled at Croydon Airport after enthusiastic* ly crlvbrste.l what Officiate said France had Ita* . thorn v * always "Job* bobbing and interment will be to tha ifoward aawfaasad to 1 0 robberlao f o r e tha maatlmr and a large it- leaving Capatovrn, South Africa, thvyralled to* yreatest memorial uni io lake strategic positions at Ifhual Beach. A t tba time a f tea da lx* la therefore de*ired. ■m Iho hft hank o f the Rhine, lt-*i uoon Ihe loyalty o f her *1t o " Wat ret*ran* might bs able Charleston Cemetery. Relatives af Mar. I for an elapsed time of six . ihy since tha World War. They ilh heavy-He*— the "litlle entente" Yogoere a frontier po*l* to obtain if they want after Warn, the d eceaseofficials of th* nut- thair greast. all Utrre wars armed, Fiwsldaat 1 1 . M. Papworth .T tb e day*. seven h.nrs and five took u the watch on the Rhine fortifying their atrel nnd con "tevla, Ciechuslavakla and ••d grgod atsndaaM af sorste* of. read company, and tho Rar. Mr. aw) on* af Umm attempted to draw Chamber of Com morev will pr«minute*. ! tlong Ihe entire important fron- artillery and barbed wire. Dn the mania and upon h«r' newly found fteop at a school to ba conduUd Bram, who will conduct tha funar- a piste), pail* *1'#. llose also set a record for the tier, from Ihe Black Fore-1 t th - rigln. bank Naxi troop* main- friend. Russia. Hut they said that •" Dayfaan Bosk on Mar. TO. al service In Charlsston. win - —____ two-w*y fll«ht, having beaten Hatch frontier. Ttallied their military encamp- France, men with the major pore Tbig school Wilt toaah aocb of company tot body. 1- * , , , T ~Z * , m ' ’ Mrs, Amy Johnaen MoIHson’a out-1 Th# former demllltarlf.l area, menle. Hon of her "iron ring around • ■ W bow to b*lp retarana obTho body will II* to state at tbc . . rd record by *nd i « mo,# ih .n ...... •• other jnrt o f Ger­ — — Germany" crust hesltrete to kske resilience from i o'clock this awn­ mlnutsn. many, rotrjilad lie annual service* Raid Hrrsian Cm* ula In * ,tra»tle action " I f Great Britain ing until 10:30 o'clock tomorrow In memory o f thnao who ilieil In CADIZ,'Spain;, Mar. 9. — (A P ) ,|«wrtt u»." morning. former war* with a Jubilee over — A crowd of *oclaTsta and aynn-rmanv'* mllllary strepeth tom a r it im e new s the marching in yesterday an I to­ dicaMt* raided the German Uls 2.170 800 men, according Stai'ag tkng "the apnllcatloo e f stone require yean to become day of Germany** new army. n u u u la a m i hauled down th* a , , m|.0fr e h l French ____ ^ pM- kvnilable In the *oU. Their general Wrea* tba Fart o f Contra! FtorEverywhere Adolf Hiller win German flag and tor* It to piece*. mjM,, ,.v <}, ni H t n r 1 AW nt Nta* . ida at laafogd. WEST PALM BEACH, Msr. 9. arid sella” and tb n U f ft*U I BM’ tl" , ' ror* ’ '• B t r' c0,n' hailed a* tha man who "gave u* - Tho demonstrator*, who were wnrAlmrs dlvteloa — Pauline Burks Carr, business erlr used It w U be feend to p a y . mended, Mr. Daweon said, b r tbs Igmlnols our so'dlvre black," who recreated demanding employment, also at (on<m, nl|,r fn (he French army, woman and civie worker of West Of Common "die wscht am Rhsin." (Th* watih lacked and partially burned four r .„n, ry| Nleeael’s | -f*^ COCOA. Mar. ».-(AV-C U rvne# well. County Agent 0. R. Dnwnen 1 Umeetone ebenld be applied to I and foparturr Stanley MaOee, 38, o f Urn Works today adriaee Uto ffon following tbe sell at lanst $ month* brf-ire Palm Beach, Will bo a candidate on th* Rhine). churehe. and convenU. . HUtr$»nited thN W ‘ etotog for Democratic National Commit•tope: jthe legume ernf^ la to be seeded. H re r. Monday People In the strerls spoke nf ’regress Admmhtraiien ad Day. Troop* gmis’il vrith mtcBInt f ^ r 9 folio whs 1, Uewomtn from Florida In too the “ mafrnlfloent" speech Hitler gun* later patVollvd ’ he street* Brom, shjrt mnUte, ana Beach, drowned Banda/ a fte r, 0 #t —ttjI— •< and from tb* T,n u twalvn months i« better, ' fp y , especially on very a-ur flat nr'Jun* primary, Mr*. Carr aaid she mad* to the reiachatag jn ■•erday.; ’ o prevent a repetition of th* w .Ur Brmr it fell from a haussboai la Lake — *~ :? r J poorly drained Mile. It la best to'decided to make the rare afisr EsDressV’na such *a "the Frenrh disorders. 0 KM U A L PKABBON, oil! . , . after, the ■ "T TJn tvn-der polieet apply Hmaskma ground:consulting with Democratic l*nd- rill do nothing for they know they _ »W to a Towing Corel 'fo.asatta, ikree aadea weat efh*re.|ll" * ,^ ™ * T 1, — ■ lahnr, cam"*, and William E. Hendry, lreTard »• ftaste greuml haa bean Ftowed and ,J ere aad ouuianamg women throughout to* eats and receiv­ h i l r i * * uUly OB“ " wmi frMly ’ ^ q u l r y B e g u n I n t o u H iJ a * " '" ' <nd 120 ,0 0 0 •ba fishing pony abautd tba ing many aisufanres o f support. In. Q K K U A L FIMAM OM , oU mmraboad, pKmgad Into tb* evtrF Uma*ton* d ta 1 1 The Rhineland hail w t tern told D a k o ta P r is o n B r e a k ------------- Tbwto. It la not one ry to apply H mg addms af tba laka at that Mint. of toe craft GARBO TO R IT U R N limestone V lb* field aach , ocal w eat - «■ frontier., 9.—(4T—Th# Stale Department ef not laa-h Ui STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Mar. 9. msn away badly tb* noil wash'.** —14V— Greta Garbo, who has D oa^'dorf, at on* *n<! o f to* launched an Invaaugation * away, been on an extended vacation In rive, o f many tegem).." , n.| F*ri*rday to artemps t0 her native land, announced today FTaokfort * t th* other, wllnvased eponejlnllty for Friday's type a f mechanical II * »r a *tre rio iu today. ‘ * ° « 1 P ~ « n break which coat tb* I la bast to spread Umo- •he would laav# Gothenburg Tues­ itooe to gat an even dutrtbution, day for Now York aa rente to The ja s t sfddler of to# first oc- lf» e f Warden Eugene KsUsy ead tUaoUaaog * a ra re Tts*a« tWu (Aher pereona. 1 UoUywnod. • -S .) •t . . V M ade A Valiant Fight For Life War Impossible, Say The French Was Serving His 4th Term As Mayor; With RJL Since England’s Sympathy With Peace Offer Disappoints Them CITY NEWS BRIEFS M Dumas Funeral To [ Be Tuesday From Episcopal Church Will Be In Charleston, S. C.* Following Liay Armed Trio With $50,000 L o o t Is Taken In Miami Pttiijknt A s k s |)r ,ila Allfl Kails And LaDOf Labi To Negotiate Pact • aj Council Report I b T o Re Given To Vets Tonight ^ ' Whole Populace Celebrates1 As Germany’s Troops Again ^ Take Up * Watch On R k m e’t s * Z British Aviator Lowers Time O f Cape To England Farmers Advised By County Agent 10 Use Limestone With Their Cover Crop WPA Worker Drowns In Lake "Near Cceoa • Demilitarized Z o n e (F rench Soldiers Occupied Sunday, i Rushed To Rhine National Holiday, T 0 Watch Nazis » Committee Berth Is Sought By Mrs. Carr S ^ * L r t2 r s “u"Lrr ; ■ * . «- •I * r“ TL , jn .a i m . < . '1 �• ••••• ■.1 Nofleffled Ti Again FoHjI The Aland U The name of Paul Redfern hfp copie for publicity lately because of the Innumerable searching tleo which have been formed In an effort to locate and because of the many reports as to his whferelbddt*, most of which turned out to be pure fiction. We have heard so much about Redfern that we are limpet todined not to lose much sympathy on him and to agree with the writer, day Franklin, who says! "Paul Redfern hss missed the 'bigoti campaign of toover panic of ...... se, the 1)011 minds’ method of restoring prosperity bjr incantation, the HELSINGFORS. Flnlsnd, Vl»,. flight of Sam InsuU, the jailing of Capone, the ‘Roose­ 9.— — Spggeetkms that the velt revolution’ of 1993, the bank crash of 1983. NRA Alend Islands bs fortified. one* mar*, in view of ihs rtaowod AAA, TVA, PWA, Ickee,. Hopldns, Hopkins, TiigweiL TtigweD, Coughlin, 1 struggle for naval supremacy in Townsend, Huey Long, the resurrection of the . Supreme 1 Court, the Liberty I fugue’, the repeal of prohibition, the •ho ’ M S , ar* hoisg edreneed hr trans-Pacific flights, Uie Lindbergh kidnaping, and the military experts in both Finland ihiat storms. If he is hot saved in time; he may miss Alf L^^SC* F*aPk.Knew, .BB) Bond), and Vsmfenberr t t weW. fi VbtSr TWfwkrfi t a&b-T|Dows ■nothing about the Japa- ,ihipymil! M frdt, at Leningrad, nese conquest of Manchuria, the Italian War In Ethl- than , ta n mounting concern over opia. Hitler and the rearmament of Nazi Germany, the ithe islands which haT* recognised diplomatic revolution wfiich brought Soviet bi d ,strategic Ingxmanct >n Bel tie W aters.( In no article •%3^:bz dance. We could leave behind' the Nr Tories and the Supreme Cpurt We could J 1»0 our Bolltlail witch doctors work their apelU oa 1 tl Street and ..nahlngton, anTgo tp a land where the if (i nature not man. and where we ego get cm ty maidens on the halfahejl and no$ on the silver a...... "Rescue Redfern? Hell, no! |>l*§ Join him I' N ot M fJ jB ffW e u t It Is generally believed that the United Si moat self sufficient and that U we war# cat uthcr countries in the matter of commerce we cut vive without undue hardships. But aucb ti not for it) the matter of essential wax materials United States Is d e p e n S l n k Urge piH up tatlons. * ‘ fe ff w e miscellany 0f H vegetable and flbrou# lllmd to sweating hsunches In commodltlee must be Imported from court tries ^ Paradise. widely over the world. They must be Import* (. Airs R, Hrhmldt. we either have noi)# of them or it (mail or is ply. qne clrcum»tance, however, tends to mak to • wlH pnikf, ittfllgn ..little leas eerioitf. Th|e Ja the f ^ S a T f H ^ t N " • pm chtr let th# J2T if,J1u**e w e r tiltro frensy. WS thmght that this f.W ls g oould only happen back woods!— Ht, Ktemburg PJ mure. T h » will k *v0 iha i .f<35 and one or two oihen lewteg ditch wkl bo dug. Mows Prwn; Wall, aM, you eoaldn i expect ihetn permission to fortify Aland. ” , Mustsal defense of the islands by Sweden and Finland, hi points opt, would provent th* it|snd* from falling into the hands o f n Baltic nava) powar with possibility of 'snnbarfmeat and raids. Situated only 25 mCts from the eosaf of Sweden, and only 15 from Finland, the archipelago commands the entrance to the pen of 5 nx£* >lm and the approach's to the i f f o f Bothnia through which most 8 wrdish shipping Is earned. There ere nrarjy 540 islands, of which about 80 art inhabited, the rest being desolate rocks. Deep ess. ter and intricate chann'fe make them Ideal as a fleet bass. Formerly the poasettien of Swe­ den, then Russia, the islands w en swarded to Finland by the league of NniiOfie on Jane 44, 1M1. They her* iflayed an ImpwtaM role in Belue mfftary himory. The Treaty o f Faria, In IMS, provided for iheir* complete de- 2 3 flank and hip; percent. It is not necessary to atatg that rubber Ig a vital raw mbterlal, both to armies and civilian*. Tim*, It i* encouraging to learn that w* hav* three excellent aubetltutes for rubber Ip Duprerje, Thlokol, ant) KoroaeaL These' three are more expensive than ptantatlota rubber but In time of war that extra expense would ttmplr be overlooked. "Manganese—a wkr-etaenllel mineral—we have in thta countnr byt W V M v e aU.W F P°w a u ^ r . Ta| Mayor T. L Dumas Taken B y Death; Futtfefal Tomorrow ^ ^ ^ » M ^ i a c k » o r t * l l l . , M s, charged with Impersonating an Indians Arriving F o r Festival A t The B o k Tower LAKE WAit.ES, Mar. O.-Semrlvs In lahe Wales Osturdny started work oa their vtlsgo osar I m Bok Singing Tbwsr at Moun­ tain Lobs Sanctuary when Uwy win ha'd their fmUvm] on B a ­ ts/, Mar. II. Fifty brrree ■ nod tbelr famllh;* s n expected. . Jan. 7,1*34— New Orleans, arriot'd fcr vnosnlt with * deadly weapon (knife). Jvly,T,.14»3—Houston, Tor, ar­ he ugasd the c a rte r roll, gad years Inter wgp elected on the rastad twice for felony theft and second president M the clou, kit fo f iwindltFib. 47. 153S—Sanford, a m iu d aso Joined the BesmtsU County Chamber of Commerce apd served for notomabUe thafU on many important cemnutuee iter a period o f • number at Bolivia Prisoners Of War Given Help. Itlght he t d p k n turn f.ir the | R * ^,rtt rn**f *^ tooalj^Ml'F*!*By The Govemtaent worse end iWBMMpFtAui held out ut* *■ 1 ®*® na^oagb, elected i s 1 for horn f. r the neittw a days. He December ef that year to a threeratlled egaln', h-wever. and was f ,M < « ■ •• • member of tie able to converse with friends os City Commtaoton, and w(en the Friday, but that night suffered board was organised hr January, another relapse. • 1931. he was selected gs mayor When the mayor luffervil the at Sanford, end' was r e d d le d in relapse the flrst of the wetk his , January, 1532. In December, 1533, daughters were immediately ad- he woe re-e eeted to soothes ikteevlaed of the change In rendition year term on the eay comthleSiMh and they returned and both Mrs. tbs following January he urns Phllllpa and Man. Arthur lia u rd agai„ eieetei mayor, sad on last o f Augusts, Oa, were with Mr. Jan. T was uAahiRtsdaiy etottet Dumas during hie last hours. t, his fourth term as mater of The death of Mayor Dumas has the Chy. coat a pall over the City ef his The mayor w u one of the iwcra adoption whrre he bad for n num- faithful attendaata at ssrticea of LA PAZ, Mar. 5 .—UP)—The peJirlan government has sat* up medital and employment offices ts hands tbs estimated 20,000 Bollvisa Soldiers who wig return with­ in the neat fo n t month* from :.*The men will be releand. as WDI sOiWrnl ikiotnend Paraguayans b*fd by BelifU, Ufffer an agreu■ent ipdosernl by the neutral permitted. He res.ry fey a nuirf.er o f years and took aa nctito pan m the Men's Club o f the 'hurthi Ho was also a gnat lover ef boeeboH, eml .would g » uuie* le ae« a game when .the railroe d dutieg did net reejujee h i parsea* Si sitentinn. llowFcer, he wke * buef map wsh the radrr.sjl. Dv- Thry will build a .lodge ef pal­ metto ihatch. Thin ledge w.11 re­ ary PW W h <v V>* wed sack year at iha spang] Semina's Fbathal. Sad ns an adueattoosl eshiUncm fur persons lu im u d ia Mnoiaole lift, tradetens and practices. A festate e f the Bwuaale Fnsth if will be the flaying by /Ur “Som. of the other Imp&Utyt .^WupOdUIei, for tht WMVl solddee already re- supply of whfch we | la . connection wUh tbs countries, are: wool,. . . . tJnvw, cofl a r r — ia iiV M , W illi ■ (legging case the night ef cury, nickel, shellac, camphor, hti 4Mb, the list o f eukidea antimony.” jo * t w w jp t i the anmher SANFORD TW E N TY n# hoys W t In lews la* tho rerynt drought tod soma wheat which WASHINGTON, D. C . Mar. rnetor Stone e f Mtaeerl, « J * V r fluaflF., e o e .i^ „v $ v Mrs. C. R. Kirtley nffleor, ■ ft 1? V* t to \ 1 ■% i ' 1 ‘ F T " ” * ' " s is t * * ? hare , la rfte of r* S lW to aim's •1,.,'TKuu'oST SSL ■ strldmt cries, W med to labor In Folen, tcamod include eight meta"e, two mlnenH.1 t«,* A .M to Ipe paper where M U . m up Si Ocala will , published • StpC 14, 1917—Springfield, 111, arreeted under the some o f Jwk gwrdnaen (the name hr hss tmad aloee that data) for larceny of an automobile. Mar. IS, IMS— Menard, L I, sentensed ta arrra from cue to SO MSte hi the strata pantantisry for larceny o f an automobile. (Paroled sftr'r (h a years.. . M ir. M>. 1»SS—SL Lou la, Ms, held for deportation. das. 41, 1534— Tamps, FTa, held & BULLOCK TRAIN buDocks strain to the market 1« recone! led, they a n broken to toll, they - know not the trails Itaele freedom, or the spoors toy Un pfftet, A drain* G. von Schools, ■n liaison offictr with, the Qhiish float in iha World War, tyeotnmwela that the Finnish 'goeemrgmt try imm«dlate|y For M mil Km benefits: who h thy life from desmiecrowrwth ihr* with loving end tender mertces.— ■ drseght-mstfs, side by siilo, f t ore dumb ms the tlinm * ■R smooth by their hooves t from plantation to port, i swarthy, burnooses! driver* f alt swaying thrones, nsp. In the noinllde In s palm - Mol court. d t* firs y a m In the siUntlary far larceny. I. IffcJ—Dw ICninoi, smi sts months la the gwmty >. 1|JS—J*ff«m>a city, itercel to tjep. years fee under tho asms o f Jstk It a the thought of s parse bot­ tle In the Seine that mskes Ftpland and Sweden look it the Atind U s ads with snaiety. Pnm the omen highly fortified grwp. the eooiti of Sweden and Finland could bo VKRflK FOR TODAY ■' w lO :k s are yoked to a K u e : c i, In C-ylon. rt hfdryi 1h lr burly heads * St ihev 5'is great *| ilrn csrl* ih-y draw K\rjee, •eina* mon. M thy sun b;kcil highways to Colombo, . *• Is E x -C o n v ic t ' f ^ SH O R TS C A M P �■’ V THE Luncheon Held By C a le n d a r Alumnae Of F3.C.W ----- 1 _ .TUB8DAT The fcuameea end social meeting o f the *Axanan Qaaa o f tha First Baptat Church will bn bald at 1:30 f t M. a tha church annex with Mr*. A.' L Stacey, Mr*. R. R, Floyd, Mr*, le t le, T ruer and Mr*. Loorlne Beal aa hoeteaaea. Tha Ra«. Viator B. Chi coin* of lb* Congregational Church at Win­ ter Park will giew an addrtaa, ■^*ilnr* U Too (X itly for tha Child,” ' at tha meeting of tha Junior High School P.-T, A. at 3:46 o'clock at the school audito­ rium. WEDNESDAY The board of managtr* of tha Garden Chfi of Sanford wiB meet at 10:40 A. M. with Mr*. J. Howell Fish, 1300 Magnolia Avenue. The Sarah Parker Orphanage Club will have an all-day quilting ja Firxt L' i ew# Uf afkjruiat tha annex of the Methodlit Church. Covered dlih lunch­ eon at noon. Tha Home Demonstration Club o f Sanford will meet at 2:30 P. M. With Mra. Leo V. Burdette 1003 Avenue. f lB h e Pa** Matron*' Chib of Seminole Chapter Number Two Order of the Eastern St*r will meet at Siip P. M. a* tk* home of Mr*. J. E. Courier, 1209 Palmetto Mr*. R. F, Crenshaw at hostess*.,. Avenue, with Mr*. .Courier ard The Literature Department of too Woman's Club will have It* regu ag-meeting at 3:00 PJ M. at tha c )«li house. THURSDAY Tha Crammer School PCT. A. will jn ttt at 3:30 P. M. *, th* »choo| ali'ditorfum. Study course at 3:00 P. .M. f h id a y * Central Circle of th* Garden Club of Sanford will meet at 10:00 Dr. Elix*b*Ui Gordon Andrew*, persona*] director o f tbs Florida State College for WVmen, gave •n asiiresi oa the new (o'Jega plan to be used next year at tha achbol at tha annual luagbaon for Fhwi♦ State Cdlege for Women alumnae Phi Data Kappax, and interested frlands and parents held Saturday at tha Mayfair Hotel. Officer* for 1934 for the Semtnola County Ahunr»e Asaoctatloa were elected as follow*: Mhi Virginia Bearla, president; Miss Rebecca Sbrrma, efee^rtaidant; aral Misa Emi.tw Ungle, aecretery Mm. Glwlyi Morris William*, laat year's pretldent of the Alurarmo Assoc melon, presided over the luncheon which brought to a ch*se> in*ual Florida State Collage lor Women Waah, Those present veer*: Dr. Elliabeth Gordon Andrew* of Tallahmesee, 1km Paul Dooley, Mra. Stela P. Arrington, Mr*. Leo la M. Cbrnwc, Mra. Aikaa I. Moselwy. and the Mtwes Vbrginl* Faria, Catherine Tnkaeh, Ruth Hand, Carmlte Barber, Phylia Smith, Thelma Tew, Nettle Mae Fowler, -Robacqa Stewen*. IM F Jana L«ru<kri, Franeaa Wtyon, Batty Hlntarmlnstar, Jean Andrrwt, Franc** Morrow, and Emilia Llngle. Her Son With Party SANFORD H E R ALD . SANFO RD , r FLORIDA America* Ijnrion Auxiliary held * " *,,»»tinwe-»| f -mmrn Fm p l>*r» Friday afternoon at the home; of Mm. J. O. Huff. Sanford Ciir^’ i n continent m»rrh**.l * n«i Avenue, many report* ware,, rode Ibtoufh t;,-"e cities A -pulled yp'Wil estimate! at heard from committee chairmen.' lira. R. J. Jlnlly pm klnl. I SCKI.l’tsi lined the streets ,>( ||llr. The feUewinr report* were anliloif u, grist part of the Si*. Mr*. R; M. O a lW a y I* ill at bar made: Mr*. II. C. Washburn, tceriiK \rtillrry unit ami an airhome, S a lly iU y .Farm. membership chairman, announced Mra. Wallacn' W. YTright U Im- 39 paid members. Mrs. II. B.' proving at bar haata on Mtllon- Lanin, welfare chairman, '* Tlda Arena* fr a y a recent Ulnae*. 11.80 had her n spcnl for jrm-t * " orrlea for a needy family.* ami Friend* of Mr*. F L Kite 1 1 2 for school lime hr* during wiB regret to laarrr th*t the is January and February; Mm. F. * * r " 1 iU at her home. T.. Roumillat. rehabilitation chair-i a ^ ' ' Rainey CAtbou of Tellah**- man, said that ffl no had been •TTC'V'JUm » apar t 5atanker m tm ln r ' here ■*m n»-W -»r fjile- a f y llonpl al ,,n” ' , * with Rr. and Mr*. E. D. Mobley, for the tbharrn fund and prltrs; Oak Avenue. Mr*. J. O lluff. Fldac rhalrtnan. " reported that plans are fein t W Mr*. M. N. Cleveland, who has forward for a Fidac scholamhip m“ " ,l' bean ill for a fax* weeks et her in SeminoV Mi«rh School; and P0' " ' " home, I* new improving and I* the committer Americanism * U l' able ta ba oat again. announced It will place n. g ^ i , , of thrii T. I. rtarrla, j r . « * M.con, Ga. at the High F-ho..l. Member* voted r.. .end 1.10 t o - ''01' ’ 1' arrived -Saturday to join Mr*. Harris who la rialUilg her parent*, the Crippled Children's Home in * Ur St. Petersburg and also laid plans Th" Mr. and Mra. E. D. Mobley for a Book |tay when hooks and M“ J’ r Hugh Latimer of Asheville. N. mafaiincs will W col'rcted for * h*'"' C. waa tha ruest last Thursday the StWe lf.tsp.tal at rhaltahoo- *'*r alght of Mr. and Mr*. E. I) Mob- chre. lay, Oak Avenue. Mr*. R. J. Holly a rt* ' j I>ort of tTn* ronf' rrrirt* of f Fourth District h- I n-cenlly At I the Miyfalr amt *||(-nil<-,| by nv. er 100 persons She s atnl tbnl - Mm. L y. Boyle Mr. Holly. I Mr*. H. B. I.ewi. \|,, y j. j Roumillat. Mrs. II r Ws.hbutn, 1 j Mr*. J. H. Colclough Mr. T. I*. I Hu'livan, and Mi«s J.-anettc I-aing assisted members «»f the legion with the register anil ns a reception commit “e S|s*cinl music at the conference * , « ren 1 dered by Mr*. J. A. Tsksrh who *ang, 'The American* I'onir." and “The l.»d ln Kh«k. It was announced that M>-* , Jesnrttr I-aing represented thlocal unit at a join meeting of' the Sanford, Del-aml, and list Personals Death And Disease Beaten By Chinese Railroad Builders r I U l it t - M ' t liv v a * lb * NANKING. Mar. 1*>■ \mrtlfJiid tthrt hfllref ( i f Its MU3C1.K S lliM IA . Ala, Mar. i. poanbrlity of that city Retting | lrml arras the p txr Tennessee Vallry, fu'rinmcnl cen< rated power. . and mountains of ike WtU ’ fmni the mountain* ,yf sosithwest la ihsu first move after Ike Pa- 1 f*e-d yyemtre 1 irginta and Nnrth Carolina ws»t- preme Court ilertston, TV A di-| those nvrrrem* by lk> mtm ward to Memphis, u tsirnng anew rectors signed coo tracts with four K.11 r jls! eaarlrtel the f-est as cities and towns vie for TVA west Tennessee cities for sale <1 naJ in Chirrs to be a r c P°K*r. electricity produced at Wilson Ism. |rniriiwered and f a s a i J eat Three of Tennessee’s largest They are Jackson. Bo Psr, Milan by Chmvve. ettie*. Memphis, OLittanoogi, ami Sommerville. j ^ (>rw, r f ikes* n n k i* rk Knoxville, spurred into action ty a The bulk of cirdrlc custom- r. rad read morwers bst the daat l mt«d htales Supreme tm irl nil- in , h, T- nncorc valley are si,II |r.|,sn stems, qaneriag ta mg that the Tenors.,, , alley au- Kr, h | t,» prn.te power bres.t. bu, 101* . f their mi thoritl can Sell .urpus electricity rom|1MI, , |tut l>wr rhe» T V b i l k e d kp bwmh* k Mr*. pr.iduse.1 at W tlaon dam. ar, .rtt- cUkl» . bale bra-fited .lout ti.- I . W died of d w *a » befsn mg power fr-m the government . nnu,||, ,h,.. lcfc r-luce.1 line was rewdy fraw. Kn agency. rates, anr* si nerd in I be face of pc* s a in the heart t f e* All thr*r cities h »'r cut*,! threatened competiinm China to Shanghai on the cos h «id nvmicipal distribution ,y». Approximately t.V.aW tlsr'rv S- g r a . . . . the hnml.t ■ <-n. or buy competing facillt,,,. ratumers in ih- vsl ey > » . u-e " t9 U - " W * ^ The co u rt decision held I b tl TVA could e n t r y the r W l n e l t y c r n m l f d u ( (W- , L . T .« n 1 1 '« n « r r TV t pow er The an th n n ty c la im . the> s r e - . r i n g ah.u,| V. perev , t . . . „ .»n *h*-«r r l r t t r i n t . bill • » .!» ' tiver dam I •a-reaw.m.Me market- T\ \ r s f . A* ■ result the authority is h u m T. . 'W "*""**— * tk al . . . . *■ ■ « ha I to ke Is. It .. . . .. I •"» ................ . lines i„,„ „ I . J . •ml rural section.. '* M*1 ™ . Mmf 'T '" '<> * « • « * '" 1 Ha-ntlt bwl ,„| „,mmec rsra ...p t In treating children's a d o n 't ta k e W / I f chance*.. UN i f IV Dalmatian Cheese In S oJ iU tM 1- S-Market PROVID BV J G t N f S A T O H S M O N D A Y M ARCH 16th— M atinee Anti N ig h t— South Side Primary P.-T. A. Holds Meet ALL N E W — U N IT NO. H— A L L NEW / Mr*. H. E. Rumell pretkled ov. *r the 'regular meeting o f tha South _ .Side- Primari ------- fy P--T, A, held Tburadvr lflemoott at the school audibTrlum. Dr^ E. D. Brownlee wae the main speaker and choae ■a hid aubject 'T h * Inftoenr* uf tha IRtma In National ■Uf#.'’ Dr. and Mr*. Avery Ifnyt and Mlaa Jaan Hoyt o f WWhlngton, D. C. ware the guest* Sunday afternoon of Mr, and Mrs. C. F. BUhl at the Mayfair Hotel. Dr. Hoyt la assistant chief of th* ■ i lit I l ‘f 'l l ll * ‘l- ’ •*' d L t w*rt ftfriwfnUd lo m W on a •fTn^n* ’ ^ ^ r*' •• ^ "IS • * Df' ^ Catwf X loft ytiUrtUy K n m itte * to nom inate offlcera ^ r*' r>*'nd MeNab, Mra. W. L. for AtlanU whera ha will attend ^ ^ T o m i n g y T iT Pl*n. ^ Thorp, of O*!a»do, Mre. Virgil the Thomas P. Illnm.n Mld-Wiomade for • mobecriatlon bridge Austin of Oicoa, and Mr*. L a u r a tor Dental Clinic at the Hlltmofe party ho be given Thursday .vs-1 ‘ B ,U l . * " d . to™orroT' H* tilng. Mar. 1 2 . at 4:00 o'clock at I Others present were; Clyde 1 " V V ^ m,p* ln' d hy “ r*- Caswell th* Elk's. Club. . „ , j Mil la, honor guest. Rwhard Me,^V, Ku* ,nlV Ann' Dnrtng the social period pupil* N*£, Stanley Steey, Joyce CoodJ' ,h,l,jr* Jr»on* o f Mr*i Ella MeAnVry rendered *1 speed. Bwly Cofum. Roe* Mayy, pUn 10 rT,urn 1,er' song,‘ ‘"A Trfcute,-to ■thi South j Collum, Betty Jane Cerrtxk, | ™ • - i ! ______________ Ride ^choeL** Hostesses ■for th* Lour* Mae Bennett, Howard Peck, T 1it p e r i a V P T r t t r r n m A 1 ' y 'O H STAGE MAJOR BOWES Irene i>unnc, Robert Taylor Are Stars In Late Motion Picture It U rifficult to attempt a dis- *u *'' 1,1 "," r ’ t*1'" passionate review o f “ Magnifi- R* rhsfi thrir Adolf I rent Obarsaion." Universal'* ' Krw"P « f »M *ri John M. Stahl production which » ' r n th*!-; opend a 1-slay engagement st the rn{J” *° rwtr.-sls* th- G Rltl th Viter yevtenhiy, with , 'Y w ,h Irene Dunn and Hoh*rt Taylor Jn h '™ 1" Dul .. . the starring rotes. Kare'y ha. the ■n r harpi. aerwn shosm a nnr* touching [ motion picture than this filled aa J * f rp t, *■ It Is with heart quickening drama1 „ 1 ne anti delightful combfy—a skilful! blinding of light and shad. , rel-oul* J. Od I of ▼ealing th* stDry of the compel-. Ihe Week-rn i ling power o f a greet lot*. H>-r«, Among the Sabti indeed, la a picture which will be t:u,*t* Bl the M.iyfai rwm*mb*ml for yvars as an ottiIwighlcy of Altanl, ■tanding example of screen ar- -'^*an and J. A, llinl tlatry. i *,,n The charming Miaa Dunne play* | ,n '* W. II tha graatcsl role of her car er, I J’mklntown, |>3 | and her performance ry*n ev.e’a , t ° T ■ f'"" day" those o f “ Cimarron'* and "Hick! *,r- " nd H. ' Street." During a part of the pic*' wauk'e sp nt Spl tur* she l* blind, and her expi-rlthe, Mayfair, emcee swought tears to the rye. of; - ' almost everyone la the atAlirnro. nletl with stirring-!i Taylor la reveal'd as a dramatic Hies. Others in the actor o f exceptional aid Ity and, esp-claly good work Hollywood's an- I'jt ter writ th, sh »e n Walloon fully Justifies R I L E Y ’S { 0H/T0UR V ,Q w a r d » 'r o lr t * * ° n* ' M M le r of i'# i * • • * * • * ^ le x a n d e r 5 jamca n. Frickson _ l S T w I w t T. Bourenlr— Fram Drdlet • s T U I t e r Spangled Banner. lY jU rc ^ nr4 r kaarfits Mothers! n' y 1" * oC M rl- 0 . E. Rollina. 2400 Pkrk Avenue, bbs Spaghetti the -I'.m l fra - the a ^ , tksn ts 3 for 15c lb. jar 10c 1 * 0 4 iy’B Cocoa Woman’s Club March 12 and 13 ' 2:30 TO 4 ^ 0 P. M. Jttal what kl wgfcrkwt rookery? |M How and when do you um y o or ^ thrift rocker? How ran jroo om )Ib, yaur electric rangy with greater ofi fkienrv? “ 4 Mlaa Margaret Bradley. Florida J? Power tk Ught Hone KronoMtot. TW 0 �MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1»M - U N O F F IC IA L P R IM A R Y ELECTION For Tax Collector Sanford Market Report JNO. D. JIN K IN S C a tlf. W niM ««f. I n , I I . f t * it n r # « u m i ’i u u . c m . Fancy. t*n T A T © E il h n p ilit i mf>«J* m l *, da m*n«J iiM vjtra lf. m arket iir a ih . I 'U bit. a s 'iir i t ill* * T itu m P K L. H. No 1* l L i * - | l - i, N * : » t i 11- w . E. WATSON D E M O C R A T IC Jin***! a y, M ar. », i « f t D a ily r * grain, » i F L * »U ID A f r a i l * to i r j r h t r i , w h i t i « j * i i i U < r i and ant t r f * t * W « ti lb * Sanford tHHirar I l Bli *11 I i S la t* F a r n ifr a W h o les*!# U a rh v t I ' ) b « i bate- m il h < itn tk 'l* * --! o t M r ta a lo ra r » f a l « hour p o rlo t, j N *«rtlver.» » h lli’fc m i 11 w'.» I u i i a * •odla« Bl 11.11 A. W IibI bj. a. m l. Ji 0 ' m io r t.d b , J. y ilk - k a - l n u n - ; H A P liU lK X r i * p+r b a s k * '. S tut. g i f . to I 111 I n l . r . l S l a l , l U r k . l i h tin rh ti, ? ir - | l <►*. S fa fi i m l r # : I l l T A R A W A * Fla. w ilh top*, ta t . aU0 P li«& N**/thar« l l 'P L U : Kl.lMn-Tm k.-Baldwin!. I t*«inrft*u c » t. I f . 00. yk tm baakrta, IM S-11.1. P A R T Y J U N E 2,1936 For Tax Assessor SKM LW 1LK (O t S T T . G. U BLEDSOE S A N F O R D F. D O U D N E Y For Representative In Congress D H 1M : I^ IU A ) K Fni.lh .H ik. ■•»>! •r. » i ;J -1 1 -la. ifiA N iu w A n d .m an il fa ir. F U . l.u. bni|,r. Fifth Coaerosion*] District JA8. G. SHARON J. H. T R U U IC K ll IS bu. h m pra R lw im v lila type** ba. h m ^ ;*e *| i n» .in b g iit, u gtit m . bu h m n n Toll y jf Bii>:kft K . a d j SQUAbM In lu tlltv , I l n w l s . r ln x . I I ’ l IHlkltH'h , . > v i v u j i ', b it » » ’ i | 4 t i S *-tt $ T t i A \ r f r r t i n t r * - r r * r»?hf I. BlOSt1 ' V F I T IN J T A T IIIW : F it P aM * Iflr a a r w f f 1 ,\*» K T Itl'l* " « U . *'•!>•. c a l i*f\ T* *MATOKS "up pH e* m «'t * r a f* . .!«■- LEGAL JNOVJCS For Governor W M . C. (Homestead B i l l ) HODGES tW*I1*11KI. PU 1 1• I*u. hmpCm. xSk (JVOtMlIntiff I f~U , V « Xul.tn.1 a J i XIIN A n Fbr SupL of Public Instruction I"Ia grrrn mil fur ting, tintrtpp**. rrts, npftroi. |« >N. not *n«\ rr»an«l rtiiMl-r-itf nin^Url *l*t«lv\ tu •ni itlfy I ! on I* ^a log* ariftl»-*t Cat 4ml U tftr tl I** H 7 R iHKiirKf i|Milhf (1 fk-ll it, T. W . L A W T O N T U I I X 1US For Attorney General N o. For County Commissioner District NV t D r itr ir t J. J. PARRISH tra in in g . For par mortal inter- view. « n t « Rrfrigrraton Kn*ruvrf nr l » t t t u b , r a r e H era ld . t —Lost u t Found L O S T : T lm r w la y o r F r id a y , sin til black rDianjr pure<r with on* **0 and fo u r I I bilH . R e w a rd i f rttu m o d to Blanche Ptrkru n a' F R E D A, DYSON Herald d fo e . OTTO SCIIM EIIL F R A N K L W OODRUFF For ( ounty ( ommissioner For Representative, State Iregislature H.J. LE H M A N D u lr ir t R ass L. H U M PH R E Y C— S itu ation W anted. fit R I. . a m , j- h at mw M a t K iW y , I'J K . For County Commissioner v • District Ns. S II. * from W. G. KILBEE RENT & F. (Sammy) U )N C R W .W A R E r i. H. PATTISHAli pting Attorney W. UKKIlKItT MEfiSKIt For Justice o f the Peace I'H irib M nUU 7m u m fu r r u a h -l Hooaa. .St* C. X. Willianu. I^h and Hanford, Dozier & Gay’s Qualify Paint* “ Best for tha South’* irnn.ni. T ,i A N N IE InkC H IE lllt K IN 'K It . Wainrak—r„. b u t , .1 ll-nirala. V..« , * . b,„lib «ril,ii*l Ink fa- FOB SALE Fricidalr* and olhar ,., k a L> For pnrmaiMnca, for Inauty and far lion— Ini tat on Dollar S Gay'i far all round *atiaQua] ay Froducta. s t a n l e y -k o g e r s h a r d w a r e •. ,414 iwhei Arunoa Irt C l b « S fs h * M fa r a iiS U s L A p p l y ----------V m s s o t d a a d • P . M . D a V > V*> O l! • in k | OD b ia j For Constable u p -n lha FIVE ROOM Nouh-, I l l Francis. mi, 4.i; i.f Atirii a . n. i n i n ik> A l-o farnaabrd apailnu-ms. Hill i.f •'•■MaiBiai lbl-4 a c a ia a l ) • * IB i b, , ln.,n a i M rat*,. adolta. 300 Frrnfb. Th» KBBfnnt lI.rtlL IB h«> ikf t ........mini It? I » b * .> M f«r la Bklik 11*n. i.fjtr .kail be publUbnl, ft., l.iir ...a*,,allrv — BW tiii, b, u I*. ll.fB-iiB, Clark .1 BEFORE bujiV that LAW N . mid <*lr. uil Ci.atl, md Ik- oflrtar . . MOWER—iavr.licai' >1*» JUjc m l Iharaef, IkU Uil d>f <•( U-l-k Crmaa, Blue Ribbon, and Cyrlona m * . rt. r H K R X P o t f . ■•ncklnra. Staalty-Rarrra HardClark; 111 A. >1 IVHKKJL ■ baai, r For Sheriff C H IN E S E C A U l U fi r . r ia . per doa. rrmira a v f 1 dot. No. Suppll## par 4 »a bunchaa lSc. ia f it lH X ; w h it . shsIM d r«* l. fl.tl- • L ie •lu llH i I .. b . «B.I a r n - a r a W b SPENChJf 4 Gay paints /or p u K fd -tk l S a t* Sianlry Rucrr* Htrdwara PA U L G. BIGGERS C. M. (C H A R L IE ) H A N D j. For Supervisor O f R eg f . McCl e l l a n d • ED. MEISCH » Foe SU L Democratic Committeepan For G erk Circuit Court a P. HERNDON WALTER L. MORGAN Nightly Except lead O tTnck W E R T - The fir**i»r- W 1NKKKY. C O L L A R I >S: Auppllea llah*. dem and m o d a r tU a n r k a t ■lea d 7 7 U. H i# -41.1 i . rhiiicn I LA* I rul Lait* d lt l , 1 1 .1 1 . ’ 1 i ‘ ('M HK|tH P*h» i»u. t u l i * fotirjr, 1.4 I I L K K H Y t lIV K X I S " * '. rh.Mr* |3 lrr -ta ii«,d tle c e l\ e r U* CO O IM .ANTS: T im 14 bu. r r *««u , jitu tM l »•«•-*♦ m*ni»**d. ordin ary to g o--I I f «n |l Ti hu. ,.(f« r at ptsulir a ol* ba«k*|g u rtllitir r to 9 amt I I I * irn.i Dui«U*. lo r cash, II » i thr e p p t ^ ia l Ml *I be \ l \ \ < M o r«U poanat. ton t l l t i . ,.f thr I'u r ie ttc y **f !!» » K O lU . R A D I: F la p « r dog b u n 'h * » , «a»1 i»» tbW C lfsuU u.t N o aqppIlM . | i.-»»mpetnlit JufleaM ■ L f r m V R . Supplies l l fb t , dsm am f I recourse and w lliia u l fatr. marke| *i**ad7. Fla. f a at kind *•» ehara.-Irvb s ra trp * . W e stern cratsa. 4».. lit |Njhi»V *•[ Hie I'tcMiHSa, I L l 4 i l . l t ; FLamtern r r a ls s 3 ,|.,itL fttlttllH 'lr *!•*« J i r - f l r «'nllfi»rrihi real eg ft nds>. ftl areh l t * « . On* U I I u .L f- k A 41 *H " C urly, p *r d o t , .11 ittn M id F lra l n t'K T A It H : -F la . hune he*. 4 i < - h a l s d . ba. f(i, F ln rltla hvnpr*. Y ftr-il.ta . U T S : IS*l Imatinl. t l a rIN IO N S. O i n r w i ) rta . par io a . bone lies. I t ® - lie . F ew It*?. N o r th ­ ern i r lln w . i * Il« Haas. SI.35-11.*>• R K - V I - A T K ______ _____ Xisanleh \s »►/. Il.ft, C a llfa rn ia fl.A * tnlu e t |let '-t * hr 4»-* !>• I** fw- ••ff**i«-tl w hites, f l i t . ; A IN M IK A C I O N S T B A M f . 1. util »-*- ■<« fl', •*! Sanfurd r A K f l t . R r : F la . per dna V I . M I . N stlun sl l»4n»i * l the nf' II,ft* * * lu * I fo r sMe pints M r f« bun. 31c. fir*- rtf the Receiver»*f the F'lrsV II*AlUtN 11*: MasI her ti Itu, h a .k r . ,. V t O O R A L ------ . Nation* I llnnk. X*nf«nl, Klnfb;*. 11 i i - t 1.1 1 , l**v Xenf-'d Altaatlr B*nh llulll- I T A I : K I R I K N ) F la. ha. brapra. lng Sfwl at the T it le O u srsn */ • I ftb p **irer II .ft p - » lJ V am \liairafl i*».n»»oiai 1 * 1 Houth P K T A N N : Ga per lb. t t H e - l l * . lu rk Avenue X-vnfuOLFl<»ria*. f**f P R l T K IlS H u o a ll.i l l i k t . d .m aia l ln*peet}«vii p rior t * the b a M s a l* BBAUTY 81101* m a rfe fl M * « d r t<| l>u. h.| « f.lr n n .lllr . *JUU. y w ba. hrnpra. P a l l — — t r > » . •fa tr |9 Aff/lu M n r The Ffret ■ n «d q u a llt f, t l . n - i t . u p a o r r f' Ni HdimI ILvih. NaaforiL R E S P O N S I R I K I 'A R T Y at II tak a n o f k o ra , Tor rcn t. IIm I n f,r :K M . ik>i VVI\ M aafn-J FOR K P. .Paul’s For Churiiy Commiteioner1 Ci*e Not 2 GORDON BARNETT For County Judge 1 KH CIIRVROIXT ('.ui,.., TinmadiiHto. tv0 Ceh. 107 l-ncu't r O U IR K U rtirk . I k Ibkh S i. C. B. SEARCY For Renresentative, State Legislature ■ N o. 3 fn gra.'o Loral roQr»*taUllV«- but rtami.lMMniihit ayaH m a, N o r t |arrim r* nre* salary* Lu, a|ijih a nr f n - 4 b f m ech an ically itwl n n i i h! in VICTOR CHECK I f ** 4 bat, Last on*l • .lltJIff to df'T'Wr sfllH' »pari> milt* J. D. DAVISON 371h S e n a t o r ia l 4 ** hm pM HRAVfJFJ* ? i| » i t * n upiifg bug.,, b n ** am| h*»i#s T f « - f t H . T A N G K IIIN Kd F I*, arr. ! « fra d a , I W A N T in talk to an a m b itw u t m an * Ho w a n t* to ttu a lify f«»r a p u 'R ion to • r r r r f , r e p a ir and *n 't a ll t h e t n r r v t n f 'ra !ttra art-1 J. J. CATES For State Senator i«»fl# r a n » on irFFM* |T ri%. ar»» | CH ARLES D U N N State Treasurer For Itailroad Commissioner k n u rs For County Commissioner D is t r ic t For Comptroller It an nilgai niBiMl good tvmrbef *|mo*ar, Flo. dm btinchM. I Or CHr XALA I> b'l. Puf this extra money Liic y o w ow n | co, �• .,V W.!, THE SANFORD flERAL^, SALFORD. Ftrifeift/t Ripley “Believe It Or Not Sho w" Here Thii Week BEST MOVIE ACTORS OF 1935 PAGE CHAIN LETTER INVADES POLITICS Girl from Orphanage Lands Job in Movies A Riplry "Relieve It n r Not Show'* wi >» nil ive aubjeeta. the time show that w ia aeen by IhoutantU at •h** <*nt n> ..f |‘rt»fr<**« *«po*itt»n in t .urajro, opena in Sanfoni tomorrow noon anti will b< hen the r. m.im.lrr of .«ie wrek The * how *11 be i*n First Street, net* door to Mr* C ro ry ’a and nnpo«ite W •■•*.*»th*a i b ir r , It it »tj\r.*i«etl as an educati l al rih ib it that should be teen by tiarhci t, u " o d chi dicn and others. ICE FLOODS BATTER NEBRASKA BRIDGE SPAN OUT • tha M S M h n far IMS, S«»t« Davis and Victor McLagUn It asM tU tlM «li by the Academy af Motion Picture ArU and Miaa Davia won tha priaa for her work In "Dangoroua," LasiM woa glvon the award far hla acting In “The In(Aaaaalatad Proaa Phatoa) CO NVICTS ON HUNGER And naw up baba tha chain Uttar aa a weapon In political ■ ant an unaOatlng Unltad Stataa banatar John Ovarian, tha Women's Cammlttaa af Laulalana la alraulatlng a Uttar with tha raquatt that •ach pareon receiving a aapy at It wrlta Vlca Prvaldant Carnar, do. m inding aanata action on a potltlan ta disqualify Overton. Com . mlttaa Chairman Hilda Phalpa Hammond la ahown with a capy In Naw Orlaana (Aaaadatad Praaa Photo) STRIKE Thraa woaka after aha waa Jl«* micaad from an Indianapolis, Ind. orphanaga whara aha had tlvad •mca Infancy. Mary tllan Hugglna laboval, 18, U n d id a Job aa ana of tha "glorlfltd American glyU" In a movla being filmed at Hally* wood. (Aaaaalatad Praaa PhotaX WARDEN AND CONVICT SLAIN IN PRISON BREAK bridge on the highway between a pipe bn»* utlathed to the SYMPATHETIC TENANTS SPUR BUILDING STRIKE 2-Z-Z-Ziz! PEPPER STEALS A N A P Warden Eugene Reilry (to |*ff» anil a l.mj; term mnvirt, Phil a daring p.lwin bieak at tha South llakuta ih- It iU a iy ul * i-uc I iB* C ity . who at .inp tid to f r r r h»* lir u -h r . Hu * il an I Huy by (lig h t ) in |iri»im a flrr ha wan raptured *>-unl d ill tha l« >1 ai wounded and capturad. and a d r p u ly and a *|» e? it i w .r ; *-»i*»ded gunfight in Ih rir (utlla affortn in r»cap . I Aao.laW iI I'rca* 1‘hoto* i y kv Although graatfy Inaanvanlanaad fey tha Haw Yack building aarvlca i kar villa go ralllad ta tha unlan'a aauaa. Thay art ahawn pickaling, ikara. Maanwhlla afrlka laadcra ardarad a "fight ta tha flnlah" aa irittratlsa failad. (Aaaaalatad Praaa Photo) i 1 - fU R L HAS MUMPS — PET HAS, TOO W V A REWARDS BLIN D P IS O B L E BEST M O VIE ACTORS OF 1938 , Ha. Waa! It RMUt bf .'jo wvahar—or maybe ihr. lirvd fading i aagg taUd by Pappay M arllai toRaUa. Famouj aa a ban; dealer •■ tip dtaiaaad. tba Wild Man of Uia Oaaga aV s ■ nap on tha bui I tflaaai wblto cpraw's lb tba Havana boat for dn aihlblUon gama. Ito M k w .r w M r b o to , M EM PHIS BROKER CAUGHT IN CHINA ■Mgldl, J. Oar land Ogden, former MaapMs, ’), la abawa to ecutody af U. 8 . Marshal Bart f l y Marshal Hugh'Baras at Saatt'a. Waah.. on bM.Ua waa todhtod In Maapbia o f mail fraud • df fdfjOOO worth of aarartiaa. ‘ ( Associated d •» f fa Whan ll-ycan aid Viola Kippa barame ill with mumpC •» Oshkosh, Wia.. Bing, hir p»t fa* tsrrisr, also con racud tha dlaaaaa. Tba pair ;ara ahown In bad. ktaping each olhar company to & • * nibrry. (Associated Pima Phuto) ■r 1CM. Batts Davla and Viator MaLagJen Hr tha Aaadamy af Motion Platura Arts tad tha prtaa far har ward to •Oan9eroue,* tha award far hla astfag to “ Tha to* - M .- a , — �i - r 2 3 MembersOfChattanqoga Baseball Club Arrive With Officials, Scouts, Newsmen Inclement W e ather Prevents Practice “ "First Day In Camp The Chsttannog* Iwkout, ire here, or mn«t of them. Five ar­ rived Sxlurday. 18 more got In yesterday. an#l < vm nrrre ere an their way. The Valdei Hotel le headquarter, for the teem, end It wee e busy place today, a* the rain kept the bunch form the prac­ tice feId arid they were all sit­ ting around the Inhby teflng each other ewvlcrliit rbmrv they giw f i n e to do on thr diamond this Nmmrr. New. pap*r men, «rnut« inH of* flcllla of the club art* with the bunch, iho'-gh Prea dent Joe Eng •1 of the rhattiino-ojira lookout* Will noj arrive until the middle of the week, lie i, driving through. Calvin Griffith, v ce president. Wat fipertrd thin afternoon. Clyde Milam, manag-r, la with E. T, Haifa is her# for tha Chattanof] fa Kr«* I’r t ii a*vl W lr, Gammon la here for the Chattano ira Dally Time,. Trainer Xtnsen and Hmut Zlm Beck are Oiao with the bunch. There ere more pllchrra, Sr Would-be pilrhere, with the t,o«kOut, than nny other players. The gang lR all registered at thr Hotel Voider The pilrhrr, are flamer, Perkins, llurkrudrr, Ijtcy, Mes­ senger, Cohen, ll-,ye«, O. Wright •nd Pet t. Two other pitcher, ire an their way. Other p ljy e r, registered at thi Valdes are Ni>, third ba*euuttj Borne,. Stith, Muck, Slny/,n, .9. BVIght ami loine. outfielder,; Early ■ml ttedmond, ealchery; Chapman and McDowell, Ig. fftldera; M halic, «econd baseman; Boy Boxers Will ! Present Card In DeLand Tonight ’B E A U T (on X-ray) of e*er bavin* bem 1 which wlie* or infected with the (em u c f tubercJ- 1 present. U nited L u m b e r Co. Seasoned and Unfinished Lumber Buddy Lake Is On Albany, N. Y., Team Coming On Sunday Buddy lake, Hanfcrd boy, la playing on the Albany, N. Y , tram which will nlay agalnat the | Chattanooga Lookouta on Rant-rd field next Sunday aft­ ernoon. Another member of the Albany nine la' Alabama Pitta” , the Sing Sing convict over wh ae deaire to ' mike good" ouch a Jiirerr w a» rotaadN*evne time ego. Admission price, for eahlblt on gam«e will be aa folliwa: General admission 55 cent,, boi arati 25 ctnla extra; children 25 c*nla; negrOea 10 ctnta. Wild Panny, Jant A n d Sunny Kay To Race Tonigh* Wild Fanny, Hunny Kay. an-' Jam will appear in ion ghi’a fei •uro ninth race ov-r the 5-10 mil distance at Hanfnrd-Orlando K»n nel dub greyhound race track F.l-ven rare, w II I., ruh siartln at 11:15 o'clock. , The ,re* n', lnrg,,l crowd Jammed Into the ground, Haitir day flight and It wo, smith*, lough night for the form play*.' Who look o nal beating aa on long ■hoi after rh** other ram through a, the winner. Tonight', enirba and e-ler’ ion with the Inter capital red a, t the dog, which ahAtald finish lha moniy: Lumber. Building Material— R oof b it “ Lum ber Measured By The Golden R u h r Thirty member* of the Sem nole Boy,' Athletic Club have quali­ fied for the boxing bouta n DeI.end tonight, hey a n ote aevol land tonight. They are to leave the Sanf-rd arena at 7:15 o'clock. The program haa been arrangMl •y Clyde Homage, DeLand protwrter. Many of the Bouta will be be* * ‘ »n Hanford and Deland ynungtrra but there will be tome boots •tween membera vf tb, local' I b. Thrae are scheduled at fol* 1 V,| Duane Tilli, v, C.ilra Chapman] ay ICdge va laui-nce Barrln-au; r.hn F Hill va rierry l et Mooro; Hlly llarlneau va Urulberg Half Webber We Iborn va T. 11. Tltlle* md Britt fUb rn va Merchant Daily Cost At State School F o r Girls Is 96 Cents Per Inmate TAI.LAIIA.HanS,' K ir . 91—(A>) " !• auditor* hire reported in •overnor Hholix that maintenance oala |f ihe Florida Industrial ■-’/tool fur Girls ai Ocala lolal Dfl •enta a day fo r each inmate. The audit u vrred the period rom DmI. 1932. (0 30. HI5, ami auditor, said they found ■cc/jnia at the inaiiiuuon in g>n>d MoiiTim: in. j u*ii< F o r g e . Itoy l i a r , In d race, n u i i r l * . mile, 1,1 linli dally (I n h l , : I ' h a i ’ v on it*,O N I.T I'll A N I'K 111 llU IN IiH T A N I I I . Torna.li. I i - r « . A no in I'h a n c, It* ti<l r line, l>*trnl*n H II.K H A N i l l ,rd r n r , fu t u r i t y , in,? h a l f II* d o u b l e I I L l ' M I* i t . I l l U W A I t n i : l i l t ' 111. <• l l c n r v . T i l l - I I . ft II I t o l l a l l r . r , . Ill 1*'b' o i | ' ' l l l l i I I W a r l ' 1-. l a *. MU In la hl ' . U r t l h enee, L I 4 m i l ' - 1i ' I ' I I , h I I I , Tom m y llo t. 111''. K i 'IIH K I D , li-h '.v Iv in , l ' t , l " ' T l H K I.L I I ) . l a i d Itliie. Ann ) ' . *h I o n - . Sill e ur e , .|ll,rl,r m il, *1 I AIN U I D . J nel.i l i - g M i'IIU M . 1ant Hi Tr-i»r*i)« ill",” , N N I I I l * a r l , n , |»lrlk*..r. p l y •'»<■ l i a r . , flo- l , . h r-. ,e n.t| rillN i'i:** I1H V A M l I ' A I H i Y L I N i l l lliu-k mining In hard rock, particularly where dry drilling is practice*!, cut* __ • « .r»?r a m i >k>l ahing graniie, gnnd1 mg w.ib -on.lrone whrey, and sanJ b n pulvrrtx ng. Hil n o i , it alar a hwxo f ar.l hi sorb .nduatnoo a , fauixlrlea, mi*I | pu‘iern.4 and paint manufacturing. u*e| When adica duet gains entrance laaeft'I to ih«* lunge, noduea of fibrous tiaemeni,” njy. ultimately f irm in (he air cells p f lix* lung- Prtclaely how or why • not ye. clearly known. Recocds Proving M o f j n ‘Bossy’ Is A Better Milker ' ■‘Hoaay," thr pptient milk enw, ( 941Jdilng twuer work, H rung In the opinion of J. G. Ca day 1 Hn veralty of Illinois day ,p-ria. | trial !■*, (be average cow t day is a, for an ^mprovemen over h r ai* | i rm (era tf 10 years ago a, modern r]or. streamlined automobile, arc su­ perior to ihe old gas liunglm. ' Setting the standard for a I t 0f vanceni'n:, In the rnIlk t.ry I a "niod. I," have hern the da rv n>r herd improvment aw ciationv, •ay, f'a*h. A ' |t'e»»Di the e a-.-, 58 of the," axoriationa. ,po .sort-1 |T by thr Iigrieulttlril cnlleg,. I l f ill . rhett 1 ^ ver-t'v n wltith ?l).0d0 ctvA.t »r * h-lttg leal (| f r milk and bn -' terfn: oiihI r bm. ) | look'n'* hark over no,* r. rnIn III noi», Cash ,n y, IU25 dairy .luril mn-ov.-ment a, tor la lion |t ' cow, avtiagrd 282 pouiiila of t butterfal, ngalnal an average t f n .72411 po nd. In IM I. rgg “ On tb* bo,I, f 1031 prl:ra lbtnle-mod'l row rlearetl $l!4 nh.>v ' feed «y,'a." he ,ay*. On th’a tom* lrt*,l, ih, 192* caw would Kavt* F*T. rl ti'tsl »52 or *17 |. a*. oun I d» ,,v ini pettynn« at a i!*o-i,tI-n farmery ha I nlita n-| no better pemhi-ilon In 1974 than I nuk th-y did 'n 1025. th.* in at wml I *»Pt hav, been f'lO.oot) less for tl.o F* , I 29,0011 number, row, of Hi.* Lnl* state.ihetr lit-cxuie ' f a altnrtage of fe-*| now following Ihi 1934 droughL Ce,h r of , » y , that average p ro ’erittn fir ” *tny i 1935 was »om-what Ira, than 'n 1st r , ' ' . 'H t n t . r m l*. W in ll u rk . HKI> HN u W It). Hunt. I I t , m i n d . r . 111. I ' , : W A V ” I D . !l.<i. r ..i Although Premier Kalauke Oksda of Japan officially was re T . - * , i o n , m a t , d and the world believed him dead, he cems cut •• a bloody ,old<tra’ rebellion vory much allvo and task charge a* i**v government'! drive to stamp out tho uprising. Ha la shown In Me garoen whera It is sold ha hid when rebels killed hia Hereto ry In the belief they ware felling the premier. (Aeeoclated Praaa Photo; hr wearing a aaval uniform aboard I a ware raft, Harry Thompson i (above), a dlaahjrged aaller, waa described by OutKerlUe* aa a tan* ' tral figure In the Lea Angelos In* veatlgatlan of navel esplenags end the aalp pf float secret, ta foreign powers, (Aaaoelattd Frees Pbota) o w ’h \our Health Mothers Advised Ailing Daughter To Take Cardui Many, many women have taken fo* .'u l t»n tho advice of their mn h e r, who had bien helped by Cppoaitc Woolwurtha— In Old ta la * I’kamacy Bldg. At noun and happening con inuoualy day and nigh; for fiTt days. KipL'y'-t (teak rubj.ct, and many feature*..Iltadcd by Uajor Garfield the man without » rkoll; Ralph the elephant boy; pigmy mldgrta and many all alive subjects,. , - ' AdmljaLn Lhildr.n ___ ___— L— ’— 10c Teacher* and pupi'a especially intittd. M J a c k a ls o f G a llo p h a a a Ito quickly reflev* tha I stinqlnqtorment,uwiW Young and Brown, ■Kortato|v* Bloolworth, third baarman. Davl Phone 303 and Taylor, first basemen, am' MeCall and Scrivener, pitcher* have not aa yet arr'vtd. s e a l-ln lh a F R E S H N E S S o f th e P r is e C ro p T o b a c c o * la D o a b le -M e llo w " O ld G o ld s Grocery and Meat Mkt — APECIAIJI THROUGH THtJRfL MAR. 13 a- Lbs. Large Prunes : 3 I,be. Black Flga.____ “ W g b k lc rV Sou pa can . with a new product of aci> w o * , have Qtrty Daa Cay, boa on tha to o . Super* Satreataad Wooo-Fep wtQ y . Ihia deadly power Ve-,—Tomato—-Pta Pot Beef 15c to .RoaBt lb. Milk Fed Broilers each INNM caMaglitS V ack it prim Rib 32c to ;Roast lb. Native 15c to ^Steaks lb. „ 8 t* w 1 2 »Ac f lb. il Killed Ive Weight J Be la f Weight Shoulder Roast Pork 25c to Chops lb. Real Pork 25c to Sausage lb. Waatern 18pare Riba lb. >G Sliced 19° 82c a A « i G i �% ■ ‘*&' -•'**. 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'.’■■\ *7 ' w l -'-yn j Samlnol# Coanly Produce* ifedfe Fratt* And VeftUbta Than Any Similar A n a In America § > m t f s x - f e t h AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER f™ XXV Member Associated Press SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. r a Sanford U The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Hlghwi And Waler Trans portal lop l i i # MARCH 10, 1916 N I'M HER 116 Established In I99.K Chattanooga Rollins To Confer Degree Citrus Fruit Baseball Club On President Roosevelt A t Pact Approved France Appeals To Nations Quits Sanford Special Exercises March 21 In Washington When Britain Refuses Plea WINTER PARK, Mar. 10.—W ) Rodlrw was choaen by the New Dr. Hamilton Holt, preewtew* of f-Yswh society in 1PM na a w ad >fc*’ faw collegts to praaent the or ganlsmlion's award in memory of ite founder end flrat president, specie. <ron vocstion ax*rcltei, AI re men Sydney Sul] Iran. Th* roller* «!»o wit] award an The award la mad* “ not in recog­ Algernon Sydney Sullivan medal- nition of scholarship, profeaslonllon t»> Urn. Roosevelt, Dr. Ilo.t .1 akU] or flnnnctel race**. but hy Irinh m ud HmiRP nouse Guaranteed la Griffith Not In d*Bt Roo*,T,lt w ta woi *« hlI> tr, w M ,rira21•a>t Shape* Claim Decides T o Train i Thr presidential party I* ex­ to arrire on a special train |n Daytona Beach pected After the exercisaa, Dr. Holt ^Principle’ ,' to continue their Club To Pull Out “ uth . S S ^ J 2 fS 3 AM Shippers' ( ;ooSE-STEPPING’ GERMAN TROOPS HIT OLD STRIDE |t t IS tu t*ngArtnr* was an■">— nounced»today Riirht Vs. Might Seen As Problem Can’t Be Dominated Hy Violence Says Deader Of Cabinet l^th?.*,,™'*..E*"h5» Church Thronged fll Hecllh Force* For Last Rites WoodruH Out Of ! > , a« huff, ! ?bound ■ for ' mDayn°" For Mayor Dumas Senatorial R ace lit ~ X.*a## kniiH.1 Ca f H a U. to train thorn. tona Bdach ] Failure to put the M unici­ ------- P A R IS flrent ! fn«.-i| Interment To Be In Decides To Witlwiraw u. & no. 2 for Kv-nda «-itru» rtuf o f Fairness *n,it’ *nJ wuu,‘l • «,nCharleston, S. C., To Many. Friends Tomorrow Morning. ! -minor, — denied. He axpremtod ' Alb Opin' Mt. bowrrer, that th* “falhir* • f Stnferd to flea up to the bgrywnont with th* Chattanooga <aab“ ' will j. “ rtnmgly argue \ wr w « d man, n a n T « - S moinlng, an.llnterm.nt will bo by tM* « " • u. th. aid. of the late Mr*. Duma, 10 who pWd|t’r 1 In the ChaHeaton Cemetery. The ,ul’ J>OTt' . two daughter# c f the lata mayor, 1 1 l° * '1^ ” * ^ *0 ' C* i Mr#. Arthur Halird and Mr*. " nV t# f lnd . * r,T» nl L-. « S h - ,it W < W l W » Croaa Ctindi. City Clark F. 6 . Lammon reptwaant- E r a ifi- 't ID — ( AP) tinlnv Tfv ri'Hunst fo r 4Tul n|i)n-»1 lo nirmliers the longue of Nations for' t*«i|MM,rt in “n flirht for I prare ’ rAitc- Kiirelffn Minj.ter Flann f.i'e-l nt a cnnfrrenr* of I <>. »-n * -iirn itorie* to get Brit­ ish hacking, Premier Albert Satraut went before the Chamber of IVpiitie* in a public effort to gel sympathy for the French Th** ttrrmnn a*goow* attfp*** rrmlHimrcnl « f W «rlt! War »lajrs, wm hrnnl in Kuril|x* again when mine. The Premier proclaimed Rcit hifurhvf |kit tbr anil* ihem marvhlng intti t ‘.lugiu* t» tmtipy th** Ithinvlatiil in violation of CJu^- hi* government', determination to get n dear and preclia dedmaiiy * p.»%l war I Matin* with tin* allies. IA l're«*w 1'hntol 'Ion on "the agoniiing problem of (he 'trength of right agalnaf might." Kart aut declareil that If NF.W ORIGANS, Mar 10 .Hitler wa- ju.llfleil in vlolatiog Mayor T. Hemmea Walni*ley, la*t 'he I^icarno treaty "then wo iwrrlving enemy of th- llu.-, I', miiitt turn re.olutely toward mil* lamg t» Utica) machine left with Itary alliance, an<t armament an Important public office in Walmsley Offers To Quit If Home Rule Is Returned 5^ £ — year, - bat — thla" be S i r s w‘ i 2 T i £ ! another V ir Hritniit imttn«ilint,. help in ousting [(•iTminv’-r nrmien from tho ftliini'liiml, nml thr French |govonmiont isjtno * n tron- pal BaaeSaft Park, and particular ^ U ___ . j tool committee to at| innnter the ly the dub boo**. In ahape wav program. given aa the cause for th<* ^ — -----**-' t <Und#f the agreement, a pro* dub's aummary aeeeranee of relloly Croaa EpUcooal Church’ Continu-yl 111 haatth caaued the giUm of ,hlpn.em. fru.t nmc.d la'Iona, and all efforts at ■" waa crowded to caoac:ty thia withdrawal today of Frank L. 1„ Inter.UU o m m m e an.1 tu Canarm lit lee were of no avail. They're rone, the whole "hi', m-rnlng hy aormelng frienda Woodruff of Sanford of hla can- ada could be regulated » , T kty 1„ wluhlng to pay thetr final reapecu dldacy for the State Senate from prevent Hooding th. 'market and and kabood’e," and to Mayor T. I., Dumaa who died the Serenth Dlatrlrt. ’He hatl an- d ep rc.irg priem During )>erii>d. And with the leaving ahortly before noon yeiUrday nnunnd aaearal weeka ago a n .l'0f reiffjlation e». h handler f Chatlanoogans ifoe, Hanford ng an an ntiiyaa illnea* wi of alightly he* had re-a fn l|t would apply t., the control hope ratting ■a bli: 1follow 1«V|#gr of VI ever viiwn nn uti^ “ hi ‘ h* 1 line# then , league team to train her*. »*'• mor. than a month. The caaket f 1’’ '" 1 m* " » premtaaa rr auppon cummitl.-r- for allotinwntaj prominent baieball rant. It wai . . . .mothered with floral offer- f,0"» imported that CaUIn C.rlfflth.', no.. Tubllc ofnee. and many bu‘ h 1 » n^ yice-pretldenf and acerytary of hu.lneaa eatabll.hmenta were ttea- Howeyerl he^ ‘ th. Chattanoo*. Club and ton do.e.1 ,luring th. fun-ral hour. lll" * « • “ “ k'f ‘ " [ “ T w s r a s t r j : : U s *3 " “ ^ Sympathy For French Cause fs Sought By Premier Addressing Deputies’ Chamber Mtr steadfaet twrtuit of tb« u , . . I rn 11# .11 „# w * farm A«lminnt r miion, n o « ..t «fc. ■» V . agreement haa .wen signed ^ journey whkh **ra charaderirtic of Ur. . ™ * I e*n b<com* effcrtiYf* it must h* •fgnad by at vast f»o jK*rrrnt of shippers affected Tha #AAA that Fforiifa grtiwym will j con*War lh«r pro|Misi><J program In 9 arrla.'v of mrrtings L» Im* srhrdo!ad at once. Ths tentative agmsraent would w ^ v rvgu|ste that «|uantity «»f fruit i _____ aM ppK would limit 4hi}»iiienU «»f J ‘ _Z wiriAlw-l ■ ami grxd** tower lh«n a. Causes I train Of W AailINRTO N ToHelp Oust Ge rmanFo rce r . . « * of the ho —Tentative approval „ f . m. rk.tfiner element* of riteraeter; *ln- , . , tk . . m ini’ Agree mom for nhinntr ntj of th« Mo^TRefused; t*te i t e Moi ----- * Agreement Must Now Be Signed By Not Less Than 50 Pet. Municipal Field And Jioiiim. college, announce. pr«i- laiolalana, ha* offered to resign if th* leglalataaw woulil rntore “ hum** rule" t» New Orlrana. , The mayor aai,| he wou'd make tha eacrifice to rctlnre peace hetween iU te and city government*, He baked al... that the legialiture enact *oclal urcurlty leg-! /-1 i m y X T i m m D D T P T X l Illation. X D lI a y T O D t l i L r o Walmsley, former preai-lent of Senate Is Sworn . League Invites Germany To For Impeachment Participate In Session O f Trial O f Ritter Special Council On Friday in W A h 'ltlN C lT O N . liar. ( A l ’ t -F-r thu twelfth tim.- in —| H»tory th*' A. He*at» to-ay K c l i c V C t l 11 C tlO IlH 1 franefirmed lt*d f Ino a o.hmn Will It* , f i l l ' * court of juMkr to hold an « * MOV e W ill B 8 U p |oachment trial. A l ■ prrlimt p ilH C tl B y llr itS u l rutry t> the trial —probably neat. Halmonth <>f h—leral Judge (iKNKVA, M»r. Ill -i/11 T t- - taca and. let u. admit It frank* If. to war made by tha al>OM _ > lwbrn thn tinii? favdrik” -- iVmtar SarntuL m U| P'rmact ••-t'ev nut refua* negotiation! that make for peac# |n the future, but' U V- U IM n m l a n T l ^ (American ■ « * * » • ■ cannot tewt when dominated by *League) to triln here neit waa Wperlntendent of thla dlelviolence and when aignaturaa a n ■lon of tha Atlantic Coaat Una Petr were bright, bat Arthur repudiated." Tb« ahert but Impreaaiya ritualB riain o f the local baieball I Actual strength or the German l i fle e funeral aervke eervk* of tb* Eplicocommittee aald today that tb* army now In the Rhineland la be* pal Church waa read by Mr. Bran. „f Mnticn* la*t nlghi in tha United Stale* Conference of .lead l- Hl-‘ier of the South j | proepect now la “ yery gloomy.' Ed La# Fine*. 29, and Luc lie u . HOLLYWOOD, Fla.. Mar. 10 . lieinl hy foreign resident* to Tha rector alao conduct the - — -— — will ---. ,, * a , , Mayor*, Is little more thin a t-'oiida DDlrlct, Impeachnl by f„rl„»||v invited Oermany to p»Alyln Bradley, preeident of tho i AIM l ive robbers early to- numfVr .10,000. It was no toy army’ •errlca in Charleaton. Tha yeaUd F* r,on' both of ‘ ■ ",ord> figurehead In offke. The n'd the llouve on Mar. 'J oif^ehafge* . to i|*nte in a meet ng of the roun CMveland team; Judgo Kennelay Invaded th» l|j|ly*mod t'nun- *- artll ery gml mrnchln* gun unit# ivc ''lecetverIi'Clfl cil Friday to caamlne tho Franco- , ..... , ... y . _ j ( . ' L...K .1 1 *'wlr *,n * *hr*» hymn*—"M y 7 ^ * /. 7 penuwi on gui*r faction ancient ruler- of „ f allowing exceiulvc abW Mountain Landla. baaeball r , llh U f k . Up To Thee." “ Jean. «* . ______ |*Hy goyernmtnt, d.aerled W.lo.*{,,,, f,e , to a former low part Itrlirtno npiienl • agninvt Iti-rt'ri* <* .’try < lull, ■belli up and bound all w''r,‘ " '• n- Troop* are garriaonad O gr: and C'ark Griffith lnapeetMy Saylor” and “Th* Strlf la O’er, ^ t . t , _ t _ . , „ , , ley and aurrandered city hall fa* m-r. th- Karate *«< aworn >»* viiihitii ii of the l,.rarno trcoi , %iu* uii »*iii)i»*il wl ,h in •'"'I'iy faclnrlea, building* and ad Sanford flald aereral day* ago th* Battle Won." ” , Tb# Ud* win be high at 10:14 ^ *U7 * T ™ t n f “ i m'r' , " ' ? The ,pce. h of Fore gn Sect »- U t wren irv v n lrrii mi eighteen ■ch-oil house*._______ provided In the • * a* n u . . . _i.| 1 Huey U m g a itatehou.e machine » u l* l court according to Cahrln GrtfMr. Dumaa waa a devout mem tnry Anthony Ed n to the llriii-u low rt l oi A M ' and 4 02 * Slnfr ,h* n' A M , ‘ on.rlluthm flth, wen planned with th* u t bar of tha Eplico pal Church and “u Friendship. II,luin'a H o p . ' d Iloilo- of Ounnon, created .tin1 thouaund dollar, acmrdlng fo r v - . memhi-ra of the limn* — * o u . 1 __!__ 1 Pratt, eity finance eommhuhmer, | Three meml 1 1 tat port* to s h e riff, of lu I tn N t> O N i S U r 10.— ( j f ^ A d regular attendant at It* aorvfcei, p- u tomorrow. dmnln*te<l the romml-'hin Kopruaenl stive Rummer*. Demo­ tmpreavlon here that la-uitti, leaving two nillomildlrs with . i r , , , ^ u ,0 British House of alwaya occupying a front paw. _ ------- .’ emincll with the blry.inir* of the c r a t Ti*xa»; llohha. Democrat. -anclinn- again,I (Jet many nro Ito had aarvad aa aenlor warden Riln r “ t*rday, laat night and mtml_ A^ lmlmirmtu„ d iiv .t , w illin g , the robbers Commons, prime Minister .Stanley unik. ly. •tat* m administration. Alabama, and IVrkink, Republic­ tor the la*| aawral yea re, , up to B a'cloch thla morning regSonic tir |r« ,aul 1’rcmicf Mo- • urpn-eil i . L. Jackson, club (tahlwln **|J peace In Euiwp# U Through dictatorial law,, the an, JJiw llampahire— aP|( and ' latered 1 .0 1 Inch**, making n to­ itet* control* city tel aaae—nc nta, mid read the four article, of im­ mlin, would demand rnmellnti n guard, and marched him into thu impos>iMo «o long a a Francotal o f 141 lath** for th# alarm. *ffice *if ILiiold Leoptihl, man- (German suspicion continues, Ita eoLeethna and diatursementc. Ml peachment. Judgo Ritter was nf the , unction* now in fo riG. P. Poston report*. Hgrr, who was»'ugged with a p n ly r d that Britain would band elty employe* are responsible lo a given until Thuisday to app<*r again,t Italy a, a condition |d,.‘ol but not seriously hurt j,er energies toward greater SO* : . pursuing African peaca neguti-* the Renat* bar and make . , Tha City Comml** Ion adjourned •lata controlled el' ll sarvke b-anl. to-forc when "l»w to open the safe. tp , ration in the hope o f achlavlnR ,, _ ti i il, ju,l • . another. _ tinn*., It* y Katurdav acc pled W a b h i n o t o n , Mar. 10. — Policemen firemen echool teacher* hi, answer. Thl, ‘ , It* regular aaaaton laat evening D ffker, were notified after * tri-partite friendship, t it,.. , » ,L ... 1 fno 1, ‘nguc • appeal fur «u. h ( A P )—Renafor Vondenberg. B. —eren theatrret cleaners an,ubfur minty, buwiTBr, a, the Ju1 r out o f roe pact to tha lata Mayor one uf the eight employe,frred |f k'un>|tein nation* want to nrgotlul on*. n now T. L, Dumaa, until Thursday er Jeot to dlkmiaaal by the -late rUt la e* pec led to be given un­ Tho Imtoeiliale reart Ion here t ■ bim-rlf frum table linen, uspiI -top aggression, Baldwin waraadb >tt*ak on th* Florida *klp eenyt offke. Peter Thun ton today til Mar. .10 or rhervaiaiuta to Eil.-n’s speech was that it In (or bindliig ami Kagging. tiling o f thla week,. however, they onlist "be much mere C"d tb* Paaannuqvoddy Tidal candidate for County OonunlvIt waa rumored that th- atit* make hi* formal rc|dy, after diratr* Britain would Im- m id t >. ready for war than they are to­ Power project with on a***rtMn alonor from DUtrlct No. 1, now Tha weather: Part'y cloudy to­ machine had mad* a daal with whkh a date la ,ct fur the trial. wanl any siiggeation of sam tlo m il, y. *:th»rwi»e the aggrvesof wffl that they wan *foceaomicolly un- repreeented by John Mtiaeh, 8r.. WalmiUy whereby he wou'd »ur ____ _ With solemn e-rentony, vleenight; Wednesday fair, not much aga n ,t Germany, I have his own way." jnatlftad." — * chairman of th* board, who d o - . S l ^ , 'in” ump.r»‘tun."titram ', render th# mayor’* o ffk e and be-^*‘ pTr,idcnt (lam er win sworn n* .Opinion, aa to whether the H I*-*k w * worn - dtraetod to rman r^n-'.nd tv „ v o f t norttiwaM FUrlda: fair Untight; riwia iMiui a feJerat^Modgr er - s ^ M k # 'judge Cy tlur dean of League council can decree *am-poatmaater of N«W Orleans. The th* Senate—Senator Borah. ll»n* against Germ any, a , it h j , _ „ , , . . 1 when he refused to place th* whale acting poatmaater hare, Charles ______ Two more Hanford bus.nrs. fof Ettn)pe, n „ Brtrt apMI against Ita ly was divided. U a civil service employ*. men became Itolarian, today Cr>ITmtny „ e „ ld ^ Some offic els hold tha, France when a (29,000,000 Item I* GERMAN FLAG TIIDIl "UPON fc » k i n g hU annoaoeamoat JW , Croaa Church at 10 A. M. when '.hey were inducted into , w|th th, Fttneh. , V-ffiS ha* not appealed up>kr no/ coat Id*ration (tor caotimj- Mr. -Thurston state* that bo U s tBd 7.a p u. tomorrow bar* EX-MAYOR DOB article of the covenant Impimiug m.mUrthlp of the hwal organ ) ^ prlm# m|„ut*r appeared j. 9 MIAMI. Mar. 10> — Thoma* Iny th* two pjrojortto started by tite Urn# to glva to tho attro atjd ^ CADIZ, Spain, Mar. 10 , — can^ikd dua (to tha ahoenc* sanction* and that the appeal Irat Ion at Its lunche-n session (|, JwlfJ tn [ WMtry aa h* re' egacutlv* arder with alktmanta that ha win at all time* glr* aoch the flag tha CHy *f th* Rev. Mat* Evhrard James, S3, third mayor of _ Communist* ripped merely concern* slgnaturie* of ih j in llo'el Mayfair. The two new ,o |ht { , ntur|.a-)on( havoc of wurka ptugraa* fnud*. Miami Beach and cmmellman of from abov* th* German con Ua# and effort a* la Locarno Tre a ty , tin Brans, Episcopal rector. members are Irwin II. Bradley ,n ^ 0|M |M.CJkulu 0f , Recall in# that he had already proparly perform that city far amton years, died In U ulaU laat. night and trampled rm th* tha dutte* duuey 0( i They any the cauncll i* merely and i Union Thumas Barker, guspklona and admitted t O t sm il hla vtewa t* the com­ hla horn# hart Monday. > on it. mtenry. Mr. Thar#-| T ^ t e h f* emjr weretl la fde-.ida w hrthcr They were welcomed Into the pro, pccU Qf bringing th# ootmUM of th* Semi mits* In oppooltlon to tha Flor­ tmf state, he b u m 0 . rm.my ia g u ilty of a treaty Hull hy Member* Leff'er, SUn*. together again apannd tea# teh . note nol# Count; Caunty Chawsbar of Comida aklp canal. Vandenbarg mad* except to perform n denumiation and (hat then the Cidvman, Shinholser and Tup*. . .tho dntloa . , __ . mere# premia#* to ha aa InterUw ■Uy than at any time puh’k a' latter bringing th# tof other tewurnu a lgnilorira must There were a number of visit­ war. • "tjwxtdy' project „ P " “ .partial marmn and to mtot e-rt| hrard » T ^Oeeu. immediately coma to the naalat- ing Rut arian* at t inlay's meet­ “ Th* only hop* He* bl achiev­ "In th* leu pa an. K M.la„ ,. n n situation na >t It anam arkae* ana and aa at #11, ^ u y thty In anc# i f the pow rr or powers ing, Including on* from a* far ing * tri partita frlendaMp," ha work far tha Interart af the , against w h im Germany's art ia away as Antwerp, Belgium— Arsail, asking for strong M M * rititaaa af Seminole County Other off rial* think the council mund Krativy - proving th* nam* C Russell Mason o f Hanford clients in order to gain rwapaat fa# R. J. Lnngstrect of D-sytonn m ubl recommend general L .a g u . of "Rotary International.*' Oth­ Britain’s "Gght fo r ^ s c * , " waa elected pnaldant, E.lmuml B. Beach has served aa prraldeat .af directed. er visiting Rolarlans wiry W al­ Steer* af Sanford waa elected tha society for th# last eight Prom tho Part o f Central Flailter II. Brlgg* and Neal Htewarf, and Jack year#. iWltlKB C O N T IN U M „ , -----------Kalamaxoo, Mich.; A. H. Ingby, Ruaaall'of Sanford was elected a Report* from officers Indicate (jomplted daBy by tha laminate af tho ad th* executive commit- a conalderablj Increase in the S o u g h t B y M a r a h a l l •',|nM' |1|*i oh|°: viuor k. ‘ vnty Chamber af Commerce Sanford Xlsraala Oak will be NEW YORK, Mxr. IA Moure, Au Habba, fork*, N. Y-. tee o f tha Florida Audubon Society bird pmtactlonal work of tha arriraU and dapartan* The operator* uf M Jadg* J. J. Dickinson a f Or­ In tha farm af a memorial J. B. Hlera, Jr., Miami; and Al at to* Mtb annual matting held Florida Society during th* peat Remlnol* Gounly skyscrapers last night i River. Ttomday. Mar. taada. awa af th# doten eaadldate* ,ka far tha Info T. L. Dumaa, at Ralilna Callage. Mr*. 1km. F. year, . , h u h u d i the in- nwlntenanc* iminvcnancw J*‘. ,**nt to r -‘ **• ,4,t 2° years, Crutchfls'd and Bill Higginboth­ Mnyor F. II- UGuardlato plau Umudlng for Caagraas frem the new Fifth charter BUchmaa of Winter .Park waa of wardens for tha patrollii* g f , w f ? announced that he w uld am of DcLand. District, waa bi SaafoH today prvtMtBi or for peace by arhltrutlnu la VAU *° l *te office nf con-* building eervke strike. SANFORD, law- with th# re#oast that 0 eonaetten rrtary 8. J . Nig (gnawwead to­ elected vlca-praaldent, Edward H.'pelkan egret, heron and other* bird I **"* utrn Bfc M a p I f o r i l M ha made a f the report that ha #n- day, Kiwaateaa wlQ gather In Darla af Wtalar Park waa slgcted nkmiaa «a ooth Rait and Wait rtabla from tho Fourth District, *5 tha fol^nting went _____ -ppoeinr w. a th* doroed Urn Florida 8 h p Canal at Hotel Mayfair fo r htnthaon al UNvlllJ Of the eiedutiv# j a martin* a f llu district «e Th . morning w , u t It; IS P. M. With Mr. Russell Ur. to th* usual matters af btultoao' * * * for hr Faklka teat weak. *, ,U t* ______ Haubert R. MilU, Tampa: Mr*. wa# featured by th* appropriation I did not emfcTM the PORT OkFORD, Ore., Mar. 10. U A . Drayfoa, New York; Mrs. fan. A vsraa eo f A »d a from th# treasury rap- t i l ^ w n J ^ t k p ' ' f * * 1 J A Bledanteffg, Maitland; Uiaa - Lm M ttU t raiftrt at trna wU* *<>■<»P*n*U with County and —(A P ) —Twentjntwo me mb#re r-b Avsnaa. MAHCM iLBUu C. AraaU, GaJnewlIU: A. to aid tha National Soofficial* In enforcing tho of th* crew af th# its amen Pbjt’ia war* safe ashore today after J. Haaaa. Wtetar Ptork; Mia, c k t. o f Audubon Societies In t H Z Z -Z " o f W* f<ur grounding five miles south af Mary ilaxaa ' Arnold, Winter protectteg tha laat remmnt o f the f 1» " “ * TTT l; hero last nlahL Captain Victor Park; V . L & Barnett, ML m a t wkite baron a blrd tvakal ,n» offV* r' rowmtrd with D an ; 6L A. Grimes JackaonvClr, S f F t e r i t o u J T lfra u d b. t 5 » « » rtate gum* conservation de- Jacobsen said h* ran hla,«hlp and Fimnete M. Waatoo, Penaco- cdunterraly ofi1'Ui* Fteitdu Keys. P*rtm#nt. Mr. IbrshaU feels aground purpoaely after a emmuy aery *■ urn n a n * - ,p*|lftod far th* office. & Ifo U. S II I I ,>1ly W f l O f l Clllh Robbed Of Huge Sum Early Today iSftfi J .>1' * J t Vandenberg Hits A t Appropriation For State Canal P e t e r Thurston In Commissioner V Race, District 2 m r»r.c* r „ v S i l Y'n.b! Hpmi u .. . 0 . w ggS -H w Rotary Club Joined Ily Two Business Men ww. u~y. .o ^ T ^ -v u •. Three Sanford Men Elected Officers O f Florida Audubon Society For The Year MARmMKNEWB Neutral Position On Memorial Service To Florida Canal Taken Be Held By Kiwsnls By Judge Dkldnaon O fflreoT con stah le cm or I -.ion d ^ t . McMbH.n, J r VSj-. » v in- Steamer la Aground, i All On Board Safe I OCALWBAI ‘S 2 j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 09, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b04a81a9913745cbf739f7cd7449e449.pdf 45599474c36d37b5c40db743a0ec89d6 PDF Text Text r T - - • •V 'i ' >•; AGAIN FOR A LONG TIM E TO COME Chili Sauce IT FLOATS sil v er DUST _______ MONARCH j f e t * .v * ! H mtM "V” - 1 E g g s �V » 7? -rrErvIn Race For Sheriff 1936 Baseball Season O pens Monday,Mar.9 ore Is Given Canal By P re s id e n t Sanford Is Given Good Publicity In Washington Paper HOME ECONOMIST Spanish Riots Over Zamora Italy A ccep ts Peace Plea Of Hitler’s Tnnips Sent Into Rhineland As I) ictator D eclares IiOcarno Pact Dead Sanford anil the Seminole O -uniry celery fields are writsen up to consulwrabl# length in in illustrated article on the Honda Ship Canal in ihe Wash­ ington, D. C Daily Nows. The article was signed by Rrme Pyle who tried to get cn inter­ view from Fred F IXirncr, chairman of ihe I ' rural and South Florna War* r t'-n*#r*a eon Committee, but a I Mr. W A S H IN G TO N . M ir T .-ttP l • Domer woo Id *»y. according ROM F. Mm 7 i.jn P r e m 1 M W'ltID. — Arm y engineer ssul asi night Mu*'"l«ni toll! hi*. I'iii n**i (■ «!■-. killed and H3 »nun I to ihe paper was “ W t’O1 P' 1- R« •bn* ttnh m c |>i< lb** l.cnirvu - T that President Roosevelt allocated • ’ll \l*vD‘Mh\ in in*w ptilitiral *1 talks.) loo much WVvn hwn hit Nil1inn's Mppi nl for pea* in E » 1200,0).' work relief funds to th* tu *I'lllH*’ ' 1*1 Spa n a* ih** CHbim** by th* Honda Ikhmii. w-s*ve A f - "i ‘on gen+lral prirt' ipl** Florida Ship Canal project on m ri purttnl |o be c< nbeen hit by the depression. ev \n at n»mmuTiMpie snnouriC’ l Feb. 13. The allmmen. was made I we’"e been hit by the Medi­ pul it cal rep* mission* ihr d ciw i*i. miThonimg .* three days after the House appro-{ terranean fruit I1)-, but we’re fr* tu ’li probpri, live n* *i|tn» ion Iloiw f-'i p*-tr*i* vuth Fth i»|»ia nff prietions committee struck from of Pi '(Itii! Nic fit) A I’ala /*u trot g mg to l>e hit agam. I’m k-r E mu* i or limit* Seln-nu* h »d the War Department appropriation m* i * taking you that.” M m E U -i n i r Kuhn of t1i« I a p'* d x sim lur appeal n ifh o t bill an item of ll2.OUd.OiX) intend­ A f ini (Irrnandfi. Fi.ci*t lead* Paul G. tlirvvra, warden of the ed to eerry on canal work. The tr n I'd*do Province, was kill-.l f t n < l I I $ 1 * * v r * u n t p i i » 1y , w h t * to i'll if H,iimfn Ih win believed Italy iliri-l* llit l.r offvr.il Kuropv • county prison farm for the 'att Presulent's latest allotment brings will sb'iimnd frrrilnb^l com**$ n*w w i.trrn il*milltarli*d frtrtxby a kfoup of •‘Xtrrmut* in " i S u n (••ft* || |« - 1 4 C rtO kifU f ♦i h i n t ' right ami one-half yrara during the total atloted for the corval to * *>♦«> fi ni Efbtopta, ilio the r-* IIrr on a co-op*raliv* basil. H# dr Xlnioradirt Two werv killed Jftllal F r u i n v . M m \ « t r i l which time there ha* never been $3,100,00(1. by *-iv ! gyarila in a roroi«fi(!*rni 1 2 ■ U t l M a r I t l i t 1_• a n ) * M j« t ii( « aI nf r\ «nnir econornlr prmil I,m l h* . 1 1 rraily to alga ■ fi, ., w hen any *erioua trouble -here, who l* Senator Vandenberg, Michigan, eln'j, whrn Fa-ki*t* aiiarnpnd t* m-w n*'i» aggr*..toll treaty and h m h l i n g 4i n i u h th i* W i'iim n '# il one of *,ht* four announced Candi­ Itrpu Loan, rntic of the canal proj i: l•«*r * circulaird that Mu**o mr put with hi* weit'ern nalghr*t(*r in hr hum* of Tendon* MurM 'h i'tl' (I'M* Ih .. lin k da lea for sheriff of Seminole ect. >aid In making tba new otloihoi mi ghr «p ,ik at length m tbei Uii*. .in I exprr*.«-t| wlUIngnsao, ■It** left 1.4! mayor, t p i if $ r f ' t t * ' ! •hr H * n « U h y County mrni ihe President tie rosed the ■!> ■« og of the ( hmnlier of l)cpu if lhi"»e thing* Iransplra, to re­ T ’ui thrr* suffered final injur m g its r\ ih ■ oM Madrid bullnr.i; I h i w t - r m i l l I . r y r h t • i ( 111 | '*$ (l \ H M ' i ii * Hsimbiv, b<o informed perwon* turn tu the League ,if Nations. power of Oongreso "eery foolish­ n n d >-» 4•| tin* S m i f m i l H r • m id •Hid ' Ii -■ri"1 wI*i *' rvo ind lent inns of whvc Id workinrf! wire fire«| 'm ly gave him. It's for him to deHitler ,li**nlvei| -the Krlchatag p i. luit sTioti i‘r 4in h m speech. ruin whether he warns to go ahead -Sunday’s tides: High at S:33 A. by a ciinip of four mm armed In the public. .fferti'e M .i 2H, anil onlerati an In th* * 1 * ipiartcr* the view with n in » hmi* gun with a project ha cannot possibly M. and Srlfi P, M„ low at 2:15 morning until 1 o’clock fn the elriimn nn Mar 29 to prov» fa pf v «*cii Hihi Emp* r«T Halle Se* 7si mo»a‘* pr oj r trd re *itsnai finish without congraaaional co- A. M. ami 2:30 P. M. Monday’s •f tmoon every day that the wothi • *ir * iiici pmnc** of th«* I.eague . . that , , th* German panwhop rvliabtr *n <rc' * «a(d mi oeration. When he has been put Inlet; High at 9:07 A. M. an I •ro no acheduled. and th» public ....... t „ .... tf .1 pie are twnind h com n iifi cfft*ri m prrvrm rur ooncilbaMon offem l 1 ,, , 9:28 P. H I and .«* at 2:51 A. upon nutice he probeby will not \wl'l bo welcome at the flrld at lliilrr plraditj fritndxhlp for help fur p* m e. IliifM nchm- ti| in a ruiRifovio get the co-operasion M amt .1 P. U. •ny 'ime. There will bo rtv France, hut condemned rtie new ovc! vu«pi fiei n of tbf FarltamI*alf««i« i on*'ten d liidb rniis Senator Fletcher said the allot­ charge of admission to the field Franco Russian mutual •siiitanra rrcwvr.l major attention at she b"'P demand (hat hoanht e*' ment conformed whh his repeat­ Th* weather: Gtncrally fair in for itm practice games the Look>‘rv»ty m )ik«*ly to bring chaoa ta c*u*e diirm/ * onvi ir^anon weekintf| ed stastmsnti that "the Prendent north, moary overcoat in south ruta will play among themselves, Informed aoettevs ciprtaaed hi.* |o u* >• On ihe cm tirn ry , they b«* - Furnpc. will provide fundi for the canal portion tonight and Sunday, lull* bat the request: la made of those At the very momant when M O opin $n. ho\%evfr, that th« P p m b« $ Mu«s>«ihni w II leave ent rely as needed.” change gi temperature Ktirvmt* who go out >o See those practices drm would probably not attp do.v-i ™ hM h t a i v I a d cf. M a rs h a ll German rtuop« croased the Rhlna The TJOO.OCK) extra allecation northwoor Florida: Jhtrily cloudy hot they stay In the yrandI o’tr ' IVitliylm, ihe adv iaabil ty ■nit pwiiifd epprd into Cologno, the Prealdetu gmvi the canal proj- tomghi and Sunday. Warmer in I before, th' opening of Ptrliam.-nr stand and keep off the playing ’"In thia historic "f keeping ihe Ease at armns In- Hitler cried oet was made the eerae day that v n t popwj^ tonight. ’ m active hour. Yrkjo in th«* a u t ljk . " ‘ Vtter»nx of F^rrign W a n and fVnatnr Duncan IT. ‘ Fletcher, ion chorgea w fl U ihair famHI-v w'M K ’lil »n ril- Democrat, Florida, returned from fta d i'i'lin r «»ii**d t« Kom$* fhnr nice* uni Kelclt German tVoop* Maurice Marks of I.orgwoiHl f* for gmmaa between the Ixmk- t*ay council nu**ring in Silver Florida with the announcement wa* con- ■r« moving into tinr future garwas lodges) in jail hy th* »herond other major and minor a North, m F-'h |n * , ntvl rwon* of |>i'ncL', wo arc all u o lM P VItH , Mar* 7 — GI*)— D o iu t«^ to nnfirrow, amt * liirjr® that h* would ‘‘erniinue the figh:” j Iffa offics* and charged wuh ihe , . y o d E r d (u*ori unit* wpupipd f V 1- in w , Indy rorifolona; hasohnll chs-a training ih Central I nn hunk-* and Irtldy Anblry (1*I* u»'ii n from Sfm rnole Foil illegal sale of intoxicating liquor. Florida. n nr ri»’d »odj$v in »h«* p ifh»h wn* I ................ ilh i'n st I,f Amba A laji. " lir -t . in ■ solemn oath to reNo. :t2H2 in .Sanford ia planning x ¥X 1 Th# County Court pUced hi* bond C’llv M ill They plan t* The first pea,: game will be On » motorcade to la v at it o’clockj g W t U T S I l t y D 6 C Q S cede U-fore no power and no for ippeannce it the null term MIAMI. Mar, 7.—CiimMim* In rbirm tit link** a motion p n ii Sundry. Mar. 15, one week from in the mum ng. The meeting Is) " fori,- in re-estabilihing the honor of Court at $500. Twank nleltt rfubt and o^hrr rx uftr-r in ati'cMimbilt* hwricym<H>w hi tomorrow, when the Albany. C’. a , the ( ‘-ntral FVrida Council anil of »ur people, and to succumb '■i* i'et>riir ii <t in M ia m i nr<! Mji Eot »'p4’ clcb will meet the Chattanooga mmpris s V, F. W, pints in San- J honorably l<> iTi* hravlaat priva­ AI an Rail pleaded guiliy In- ■ml B n rh m utt tto p on ind mfter Thu la*' !• tf»I dnlarlt* t« tb ■ club on Sanford fid d. furd, (Irian.fo, Tavr/ia, Deluiitd.i tio n lather than aver caplRlIata fore Judge Sharon to impro|>er itiniffht, multsf firflcrn from I. (I nmn iiiirc tain removed Ian* Ei Funeral *i rv,rr* for Arrhi* II. Oa'y frtra members of the Chat­ Dav’-nna Reach. Ocala, Gaines-[ parking of an automobile and m i ' I'Bfb »r<», rbirf uf 4(^rrtiv(‘-s in iI'M Ini* this *u p"TlJ$in[i rfimr hoi l arnomn, N.-m.nn> (\*unty pioneer before It. St. tanooga -Lookouts bad arrived to- villi* l.nk land, Leesburg, "Second, In a determination now, ordered to pay the coat* f proa- Min mi. ■n«l II. V, Yocum, thb-f of bin fm i .M'ddintr yi 'i^rdny. Ths* ami <»nr $»f th*' early erb-ry $fruwdsy, bot the root of tho ootfit ta Cloud, Eu*tis and Inverness. i Slx warranty deada w farm land* knd rtaldentlal propvrtiea ocution and warnnl to pirk h j IrnIifi* in the city nernw*# the buy CfMif'tv fiiM'iil th»* ifiHir* «f th’* «»f the* rt'ciion, will K* con- more than ever, to help brin^ expected tonight and tomorrow. Harry Kent, commander of th.» In Semlnol# County vrrra filer! machine properly herrafier. T! (• j|r fl Ilmen ft|f foifliisf(,s wheel' •itv hull I'lwM'd when Eni^Iutnk•** i chvl from H oly Priim Ejdiwfi- about an understanding among th* Thirty m m will try out for bertha t eal V. V. W. Post, is rnmmanduf Knrupe, especial'? | -r record ytatarday •fltrnoon Jim ..i n y d f very d ihe fin.'il nmiti- |k(^ (i hori’h ti* Puki'VH'w ( ‘I'niftpry, people* im l n th e r r a m b ln u r ib v d » mb on ibe club, though the entire rr of the Ctmral Florida Dist ct among our western people* and Judgf Jee. G . Sharon todny *- *vt fur foilny. and th'a morning In th« offlea of Sunday aftermmn at :i tu o'clock, party aril nuntwr about 40 mm. nnd w ll preside at the council County Clark 0. P. Illlorudon. In aued a marriage licenae to Ab XPiin luink * iHit! the r»*n,*i>n f r th'* Hrv. Martin lirani "fffciatintr, neighbors, mclixhng club officials, baseball session which I, *ipooled In b* Biy|,|on ,0 the dreda, an order Pjihlinif oituarU will be "Thus after three years, | be­ andac Paul Wood, 55, and Kaib. rA rlp v pjillU’.ifT>r* will I** R. p. b’Mts* wii’« Iuh pi (Mprctivu trip "* aeon's and newspaper men. iatumle l hy the uepartmrnt com-; fro|„ c lr(u lt *o rnforci* the e«lirtf im#l mbbu m Judge M. B- in* Wallace, 3A, both of Kchcnee*’hma to ^product n mot inn pirt’ir** MoI#$*y, II, H' ( haprmtn, (toil F, lieve I can consider with today th* Tbs Sanford Mumeipaf Field mander anil ether high offle'ala nl officers vki'l he plait'll nn Smith conflrm'ng tha sake of a ba l'd mi lb nilvfniurcn of Mrn % I/* mr. IIry WfHbt Walker, R. T . fight for German equslify .con­ sd It) «icellant eon- in the veterans’ arganixatton. property on Twelfth Street be­ tndy, N, Y., and then performed « ml du y, if in-ccHiary, * Polo. II ■ d hi* wnnti-il to tifki' Hunt nnd Hr. W. II. (it*ribncr, cluded.” and President II. M. Pap- Viie Cnmmvilar llob Gray, Ad­ tween Avocado and Proch Avenue.' the marriage caramany in hi* -f WKilc jMiIicr h*v# made ilirmixt fwe. From Paris rtn u word that and honorary pnlfiNranTt *wdl brf I-ady A«hl«y with him aa hi* wifo. worth of the Chamber of Com­ jutant W. W. Go*rt» ami a num- by tha Interatato Bank of RichInily trre*!* on bramblm^ clmrifi'* dudiiT Ja», CL Sharon, Jnn, D. France cancelled all »rmy Icaroa , merce, under whose auspices the h r uf rth «r n - miters of S*m>- mod to R. B. Reed waa placed rn ____ .. A comm litre to nominate »ffi- I iininn cwflvmIi'C« « i »»pr r■D»r« |5CHI J'nklni, H F Whitnar, Sr., It, J , (inlay. wdl : n I* Pool of the Veteran* of Forbaseball dub r-eord. i*'*h, It knyjji tmd league of Nation* circle* In Go­ cere of the Seiplnalo Co,i.iy s« .* " H illy. GMnrgo Dmiitl'Ki, AI train hert, wg*e ‘h* lo 2^ , *’xn jojiether wit), ,th*lr Two transfer, wer made by the jicrVtSn* afjlcn linn ni^hi (*• rpany, \V. I. liuyhry and \Vf. R. nev» declared Hiller’s sc-.ion in docat to the field tomorrow and aesr familii*, plan to attend the con- Zachry Veneer Company. One waa' Teacher* Aaanciation to Ire idi-c-d rliihif coiilj find ■InifMl every type nounclng the Locarno treaty ha* it th* next meeting era* appo nt|ivt«$n. enjoy a what ha* boon aececnplahrl un­ frrrnce and picnic the sale F t $700 to R. L. W h itt: f ifAinblitin appm at us in Mr C’mnomn wan at one tima precipitated a gritv* political artder tba direction of Jnnua Mough- d n n rr which I, to be a part of of n property on Second Street »« * seaaton he!d o f the u-», h. r* ti#»n. SHII X FA LL S , s IE. Mur 7 foily (I. S. marshal, af**i*tt»nfc tax si* which make* rhe lUlian-Ethiothe p. o g ro m . Veteran* dealr'ng between Cedar and Popular A v »-' in Pool* yeatenfny. Dr. Smith.p>otaa. nark auperiniendant. Yocum t«ld "the *i#l buy bc»*n Wanlrri Kit|rm<* Kirilov, 7’i , of isdlcrtnr and srami* wanlan, arrl pian^war insignificant in comptrThla raornrng’a Tampa T n b - to .1 In. tha motorcade are adviaod nuea, and tha other waa the tale! fraoor of Engltah at Stetson I'm' Iumj>cr| down .un t'jmhlme. and *tr«|¥«* pcniicn'iftry hur *, II* *Im ih" League official* prodletod m reporta thns |ths> CTevtfand to In touch ihl* tvening with ai Marta W hit. McCracken of 39 verelty, del tv*ref an nddreo* on nil icamblinf* lawn will In* mforted. Mc'*al of W r it e r , S- IE; V dtnr- -%a$ a charter merit*’r poetry before the ttocheni. an early session of th* Council, Towrticnd CTuK I Indiana (Amancan League) now either of thrs, three officer* of aerea of bnd near Fort Ratd. tt| ihi* primn, and Phil Hay. St, It is im e that ^nriibhiiif Iism h*rf?n probably together with tha attemTw o fitM1 by c B. Sapp | trauung in New OrUana, may tram th* Pont. ewinir on and pr .bni.lv will cuniin-J Paul dtperudo tervinir no v *.* Idy, in a great wnrbl paac* con­ hi Seafood next apring. n * P«to J . A . Sapp reread tha aale of •Sherman Lloyd, who I* connect­ up, but If we find it, «p will #r_jfo r rohbfry of the Ipswoh, S I* ference to be called |n an attempt rta that A lfa BradLy. ■tveral 'IoU on Weit Fleet Street, ed with the Frlgldair* aalee d,-|>art- rent aP operator* arut con fiMcatu! M*nk, « r r r killed ve**t».»,|iy to dr*f. * substitute for th* Varof the Indians’ hall club tout* r f tha Monrae corner, ’ for meat of the Hill Hardware Cumwh^n ria 'idr C ifrln r of Knu-i* thrji* equipment pony, announced thi* morning ihat aai'les as well a* th* Locarno b snaking a tour of Florida at aU«nt|H«d to Idicratf hit broths r. W A S H IN G T O N , .Mar 7 .-(r r > t Treaty. 00* of the moat axtonaiv* n fn tfca nroaent umw, a n ) in reported Harold, who it fUrvintf time n Th * rumntvrn* department «n-| A memorandum given raproIn W fkaortWy Ioelrnad toward u , _ , T . f. I tkn tale for $100 r f another lot geraror oale* campaign* in hi* the* pri*on, riitid* C a rrifr a h i rtfiinrril today it rv^ufd not Holvn eompotty** St-yrar exlatence will T. L. Duma* era* report- In the axme teetkm. a ir in g the training art* of bin th*- mystery air line crash near semative* of fnreign power* today ilm o r r * i A 'warranty deed ironaf.rring begin thia month. Mr. Llnyd *l*o Win* /t f HkITtNIgA, in iliTl January, talsllsawf Y, declared , , |* j : that,, Franca hod “rvplad b'o H dwin, Arkan^aa, »»* •» Mverol loro In AltemonU Springe ooaf th a t practically every ni'.lel ' t(*U»ch. Meisal'* flanccu Wh<i »-• but r.ggeated , h - r -.» lb lll,y it lh , ^ b . A drive for mr rr member* of r'm traim 'l the W»b*rrr nuiri i,r _ , . . i * '* • Afror n ermotl amk.ng two by W. D. lloldewonk t° Charlee Frigid*! re told anywhere t« nn pansrntrer Interfarrtd *with tba again and again by Germany and N iB C C r i m i n a l C a a c a ; ^ •I0 Kitumann w u o ffm d for rroortl, diapay at Hllla and that free dem- ih* Florid* Bar Aaeocialion will S.oiix Kails, war. It** aerlutioly pdot. SeVtnlccn prrmnji died in m Germany’s assurance of frioad■hip by wioiating tha Rhino y e t A m O n Court D o ck et 3“ b«t » a not be f lW until revenue onatratlona will bo given from time lie undaraksn in Sanford next wouruh-il. »hr crash. Monday, according to announc-r, A FC U H but he auffarwl another relap** otampa are attached to tba Inatrv- to timo. ami by signing a military alii*no* inent made by AtUrney 0 . A. ------------ . _. Uat nights | t directed exrluaiiHy agalnol GarRaaorda of th* Clerk of the C Ir1 Mr*. Georg. RJ Gorlink ami her Speer, chairman of the junior many." The Rhineland, ramilifall Coort’a office its the Cour.ty grandson, sued Mr*. Charlotte liar section of th* association for tarliaii today by H>tkcr*a Natia, O a r t Hots** revealed thl* mornBlythe, of Ottawa, Canada, who the Nioth Judicial C ircuit The lie* along both aalea r f tho Rhtoa h « tb s » h . w w 1 “ “ were taken so Fortuttf-Laughion junior bar arction i* sponsoring River, north of th* Saar Balia, Memorial Hoapitol jreaterlay *ft- ih* campaign through the state to south of the Netherlands, M tt b n b * lend. Other* wet# charged Increase the mrmbtrship of the S M Y R N A ; Mar, 7.-~OF) much r f tha rock h*» Iro n carrtad irnoan auffering from painful mof Balgium and 1-aximtioaTg- Tho wikh carrying oonceabd weapons, -----Ruin* of a Fmnciacan morion ' away, juna* suntamed in an ■aummnhil* principal cities are Cologne Cato sp im ln g atata While under In-JASPER. Mar. 1.—Deep *an Hero ora aomo of th# qwaaliona accrdant, worn reported at the built near hara in tha 17th century1 The miaaton wo* u*,-d in 1335 ag lens, Kreefeld and Aaahan. Tha f h m i of liquor, f*Ut taretny. diver* wiK com* t* thl* lgtla far which aaowora w fl t o nought: boapiial today aa "doing nicely.1' are iwmg preserved by th* Ferula * »«*••’ null hy Thomas Stampt. tilted fore** evacuated lha Rhineirtrtn g a trailer wbWut • Itew*. « c n d * community (pmorrow to Htatoneal Society oa a landmark In later year*, the property waa Itml on Jun* 30, 1330. Fuel, bow deep i* tho water that Th* thiwo seer* cut by glaa* .h en and notltag real eetaro without j endear*or to fmd what *--|rpTnil of thi* siate’* early history. acquired by Capt. E. J. Matthew*.' fdlo tho isakT their ear dirod into a ditch near, In London. Foreign SaercUry ( , to a email hen** and a aoupi* of Hinca the hour for Vtaper serv­ Known aa tha Aioeurmi m w n , 'In 1690, Captain Matthew* planted Anhony Eden confarrad swiftly she W.kiwa bridge while driving Second, b than a eavpda under follow: State of on-m obfe trrocka that w en ice* in Holy Croa, Episcopal -T U ' the arruciUre m e erected far the ■ vegetable garden in tha miaaion. with Frtnch and llalUn ambattatram M l Dora to Sanford. oeea Hoary Bwlneon, carry- a wall owtd by a hig kola tkot ood- th* water that t u M b Church (5:00 o’ckck* .Sunday aft­ Jomro Italians .and waa the last t v 1While preparing the ground, ha doro. tj weapon Bute of donly apprarod oa a m a tb r from tba one fat a t 0. R. CaCTfdgP, ehr*f deputy ernoon) does not conflict with be built bafora tba Crash Indiana found fragments of three brass aU Th* Balglan cablnsr waa i ve R. A. Dovley. operat- farm a moash ago. Tho earth Third, when # b u th* water Sheriff J, F. MoChlUnd’* office, •arvtera in any other church, tho from South Qtndina (rivaled the >*r randleaticka. Washington E . Into ataaian Monday. Bo w d b r the .lnf|o*iwo| *rdd*tfy sank out o f eight oa said today that th* office la work­ Rav. Martin Bram, Episcopal rec­ •tare. Tha three newest Jororu Connor bought th* mission and had tor, invite* th* general public u r; tu t# of FUri i* Fids. #. bavtag * round pit M foot ing on th* Lake Monroe roMwry the service tomorrow whan the mu>*ions ware destroyed in 17Dd, t"n« complea* cantCerolck reoorvmo MeOroo, hooked on ltl dtamotar, cat* and hope* toon to have tha CaihvdraJ choir from Orlando but opme of the arc be* of the tin*-' arructod from the pe.ee* of the I throe. Thia eanditatick waa prerobber* behind top hole- Th* will sing. Th* choir In compcied aion of Aaoeuind Mill remain. The mraeion woe uawt in 1835 aa |aented to the Florida Historical Pt<# end W a r m Mora woe loot­ r f 50 vole**. Twenty-fiv* mem­ ed b gto bofor* Uat of a quantity ber* of the organisation am boy*. rrquina rack, a native formation Society. .. IT «« $71 also weed m construction of other; In 1328, the historical society of metThondia* ta d $200 In cash. Whd* th* t h t e n labored down TOC RUT FIGURES ASCEND buildings in tba early day* r f , p'acml a iaroaa* tablea at th# miashe door* n> tho (tore, no rrotdnu 8T. PETERSBURG. Mar. 7 - - JToeida. OCder raaidant* of New tu n commemorating tha earvtce i of Fleet- *f th* pis to 1to the aadewaila J W T h - m » t tho village waa aw air r f tba Tmnriat ^ g irtriu b n her* passed Smyrna **e that as late as 1M 5.and herloam r f tho Fronciaca* FlorU ab te e-1 to th* water iqrfhWt width > U robbery u t i l too M ow ing mottv- the 60,000 merit today, tha city about four-fifth* r f tha miaaion re- father* m tha tarty religious work mo-usd startling, but-tine* than I in Florida, information bureau annaoncad, •feet bobwr th* ■■ ChattanoogaLookouts Arrive For Spring Training Season Of Month In Sanford' Engineers D inclose T ransfer Of Work Relief Funds W a s M a d e February 13 wii i«11h!v fHiU-i ittir Cleveland I n d i a n s Now In Louisiana, Considering M o v e Play Ball! The 1936 baseball season in Sanford will open officially next Monday morning the Chattanooga Lookout* (Southern Associnlion) troop out to Municipal Field to be­ gin their spring training. There will be daily prac-i tlces from 10 o'clotft In theJForeign cabipfi m««|Inf, Plan A Motorcade To Silver Springs, T o I^eave A t 9 O’clock Q*L “ V Geneva Council Serious C risis \ I Is Precipitated 1*. > 1 Negotiations To End - Conflict In E a s t African W ar Dwarfed v y i Africa Authorized By Action; France j Bv Rome Dictator Cancels All Leaves •j / I1KRLIM. Mar 7—(API — Adolf Hitlera thundering to his Lrownnhirt Nazi Reicha Ihat the 1-oeArno P*ct was dead, sent German troopo . *£ , geosestepninR into the ae* militarized Rhineland today w% -A f i and pronounced the fight for Gemiany'a freedom finished. In swift, world stunnlnc CITY NEWS BRIEFS W ar Vets M eet In C ouncil All Day Tomorrow E \ R eported P resident May Resign To Es­ cape Impeachment Ilefore Parliam ent » Mar. 7.—idn—Fivd , /ft- 4hg League Club Looks At Sanford . rive 51am In • “h: Doug, Lady Ashley 1 M arried Today In t P a r is C ity H a ll ISliaimTincnSeach Plan To Put Stop To All Gambling £ Plan To Make Movie Picture xl n China A f t e r II^Bcymoon “oiibi'pintf n| in»iv tv fam cron Rites To Be •Sunday At 3:30 P. M. To Prooerty In Seminole F i l e d cafitin dabog Warden And PriHoner Killed in S. Dakota g?t Mayor Dumas Suffers Relapse During N ight ^ Mystery of Airplane Crash Isn’t Solved I “^ ' i i ^ r ^ Bar Association Is \ f t c r More Member*; mrwaa reaei f tak- 17th Century Mission At New Smyrna Being Preserved By Historical Group Deep Sea Divers Are Going To Exnlore Hole That Swallowed House And Truck NEW Cathedral Choir To Sing Sunday-Vespers .▼« — j — LO Crf, WGATI * “ t! -------- d . ■5* ‘17 * » |i bc, '* ■ ym ■ J iwV: *• rorf: �BBraarawa S A T U R D A Y , H A R C n 7 ,1 9 3 6 Officials _ ime At Ail Saturday Akother Party Of (io Into a larg e o ffic e tonM day w h e re a Rum b e t b f A r ­ sons a r e w o rking nnt) m a lt* o b a g rta llo n o f hove fltABy MM w ea rin g giasacs. It w o u lJ p ro b ab ly be a rev elatio n . T his does n o t n ecessarily m e a n th a t th e s e people h av e d efectiv e vision, b u t it is in in d ic atio n o f th e se v ere s tr a i n w hich m odern ex isten ce places on o u r ey es. "D o you bike good c a re of y o u r e y e s ! ” a s k s th e De* Lan<i Sun-N ow *. “ I f y o u a r e a p a r e n t, do you aW t h a t youf ch ild ren a r e provided w ith th e p ro p er s o r t of lig h tin g w hen th e y a r e stu d y in g th e ir lesson* a t h o m e ? You m iy sa y , ’My eyes a r e all rig h t. I c a n see fin e.’ P ro b ab ly th is Is tru e j u s t a t th e p rese n t tim e , b u t if you do a lot o f w o rk in g u n d er u n fav o rab le c irc u m sta n c e s you n ev e r know w hen th e y w ill (tuddenly b e g in to fail you. " P ro b a b ly a goodly p o rtio n of t ^ e d iseases m ig h t be p re v e n te d by p ro p er c a re . Your s ig h t ia alm o st p ro h ib i­ tively e s s e n tia l if you a r e to m ake a n h o n est livelihood. T he ey es, on e of th e m o st delicate o rg a n s of th a b ody, a re o lta n d k a jm u v fa S p ».*■• flfve th e m m o re c a r e .— *If you h a v e ey e tro u b le, o r y o u r eyes a r e . Inflam ed or sore, co n su lt a phy sician . I ^ a v e n o lh trtg to chance. A fte r y o u r ey e s a r e gone you will a p p re c ia te w h a t th e y m e a n t to you, b u t th e n it will be to o late, "P o o r lig h tin g an d b ad poalllott fh W *tll»g ftfralh th« eyes. W h en rea d in g o r w ritin g op d o in g ittjr cldBS W ort, have aa good light a s you can get) L ig h t t t g t ih lriM in to th a ey es, o r th a t reflec t* fro m a ta b le Of deft* « h d (h e eyes is h arm fu l. " I t w in rec en tly re v e a le d th a t MV«ft pebble b ill tff tefl who re a c h th e age o f BO h av e defeetlV # Vision. M uch of th is could h av e been av o id ed w ith bWtWf trtitW e H t IH e tfljf life. O ne o u t of fo u r y o u n g people o f college ag e (liv e pOOC e y e sig h t. T)ne o u t o f ev e ry five a p p lic a n ts fOC th e <HH)r h as bad vision. "B lin d n e ss M>r n e a r b lin d n ess also a pact in tha n u m e ro fee S ave „ u s. h ig-h w ay- a c c id e n ts w hich - ------- today, P r o te c t your eye*. T h ey UU pH celei* po** tali Don t m is tr e a t Ihem . H a v e p ro p er a n d a d t q t a t e llghtirtg, and w hen so m e th in g g et* th tte f w “ co n su lt an —e m a— . . ith . j i th em ex p ert in s te a d of re ly in g upon hOtHe f « f i e d l « (" (At n B^CmiPTlOJI R A f il f fM * Ahe aSJM gate* Weeths ....... . ai t* JBt BBIII a Iter Week ------ ._ f* H ••■ey aeilree eats* et fm ilititM IMi MllffB 94 letewaa ter the »***.*. et tees* witr ’ a* r t a f a u c*» « m i l a* advtidelaa rate*. let, U a i k aa* K ata rear— TW« Ilm M la tbr aailiail ■Svenlaiae. oin**, a n Mr i » (wen iio - . e l " ilk eemetaal kH4< I la C U n n aa* See, r « » . M la * Mewtoe ef TV, twa> aklN ta H i t e eel)lie* |e He see (», re• t all Sew* Clare tel** <• ft er ee, etlerwtee la tils eerer ae* alee lie ■eeee relNakee herele. All ■Wile et relit,a* leee el areetel tV aaliW , lerela are a i eeeerve*. •ATDRDAT, MARCH 7. l»JS. M M J t VERBM f o i l T D D A T , , AN OLD MAN'S TESTIMONY: —I have fang hi e r-od f'fbi, I hare finiahed toy cvwreq, I h*v# hep* the faith. Henoeftmh (here . M Jwd up for mm a crown of rlgha- I ' Tie rth y 4i7, THE LOST •PEAKKRR i H irer l i a n a h'rd« *'ng haver eft tar.h'i ihingla i.Any w an—kenur <>f , OtCin-r«!ttil •hffrv■J from the tjrir- muaic wrre rcirtieri t|td -— Light an il in Du '*■« nnJ the Bight Wind lncrra«<rg-faktning to hev« hm d ainlr ef lent*. a wakta all thine* ailrnt— hose that in itlc* anti Inland covert of ihkkcta 1Sing tin lha e>r >a quck anil the Leaf stirs—ertaturva i formed for tht a"*et I HtanUaincaa of amging. -not evin the wmg ■I cf all thinga mortal ftp tha mind before rnga of homon - to aingJ 1 Their ayea Changed: their work l-rokan: of 'mira who apoke in tht I'peara are dumb now j our march haa como to th* .' lamPa *dtl and beyond it Surf atul .the a*a lo wander. * SasDeea at duak they turn frrfm the the ere', churning ; They do net look inward the ata ay at* htUnt: their mautha move aeeieity. Arch.bald Madwhh This doggOnr WPA program M have b:en all I* vain If It lUa M pave the road over tlv IQ to the poortur:**,—Winter avia Haraltl. A yeiuif Tampa boy haa been •fat to. a hoapltal auffrrinjr from (hi hlfe of a Black Wlri>w spider —aad 'Jo d whan we ihooght thla . tr u e had ronaplrwly dtad. Britons Adfwttl L o m fr .A a * R oofing Security Lum ber DELAND, Mir 7— (A P)—ArnirutM U t of Mayor E. H. Arm. ■u *a% n S City Manager M. 3Cornell of Deyteaa Beach m i postpoard until Mar 14. aa acting State JUtomay J. C. Adkins filed now Information! I p I S i t the aayoe'a eon. Howard Armstrong. yor Anna roag and Couch a r t charged wCfc the larceny aad *dfteul*iM tit pf I f t 14 of moai«-i Ipal funOS. Howard Armstrong, former thru keeper la cdonty tommtai loncv*» D tatrkt. Four, .ta charged w):h payroll forgery and' ambeailement In fh* new infonMk i Fifth Attempt To Be Made To - Everest Co. DR. HEtfltY Da r j e e L n o . _________ __ McLAUUN MM—Th* uiow-lotlml M em o f K). E wvtw, Mill Invlalatj after foot O y io m c trM _ OSSporSte aa n u 'u Cf m*n. m ar E ye* E ra m ln e k Mhi bo rate* Ini at Hit. ■sbc* C o m e t h F ille d AMw i Mar. IS, a now B rush •xpodlatcn, hradrd by iho raw ran l i f ^ P a i k . A v a . ,— l!a*h R oidnlrt who captained lha bekteoa HajuoaWWW'wCJ ’W V f ^ ' The chargee are vlrtual'y the h*fw In iha fifth attempt to ocalo Mme aa filed again*: young Arm­ tha 79,140-foot monarch of itteetvstrong prditoualy. The first' Inttina. formations arere thrown our at Cut Flowers Literallj “hraoth.nr" Jcftance, la th* request of Adklna. and cut flowar arrangethe Arrin cf * .IJ.nnee-IAe whit* Howard B. Hodgden, defense menta for all occaatoni. |lumo which nr.Ha around ike counetl, naked a delay lo enable Swat. Iho Himalayan riant haa re­ him t* attack th* new Informs. called every on»0u*ht a. nee the Hon*. Mrs. C. It. Kirtley flrat ttpedition la 1921’, Roenn* avalanche*, praciprtloa* Phin* 3703 JaA Is Charged cllffa. the heart-roffocation of «lifSyiiM r heigh ta 4nd lha tub-tetn W ith Murder Of Wife Maata* that forever rayv around the i t , hae* proven ineormountak'a A ad Her M o t h e r aarda ta climban—hurling theta lack • ram ant) again, until aoat* JACRBONVILLE, Mar. 7.— The * ret teen*, and Mr*. RaoaeVett arS eMWS SCrtirlAg St 0 SlnMat hoi lave th* native Tibetan Mark C. PoweU, who was parWaahineten betel ta *ttan4 a dinner given them by member* el StrperetJtion that "demot*V to e the doned of trtnrdrf MntaliiM In Ala­ cabinlt In hanar af th* third annlearanry ef the Chief B n e­ giial-eiUhrOodet) plnntcle and pre­ the at tv*'a Inauguration. (Aaaeclattd Praa* Phot*) ^ bama and Florida, will be formally vent man from reach In* the top. charged wlfh th* murdtr of hia | Oita of tha chief aerja of Rottwlf* and her mo'her, and tha IW*Te and hi* band will be an atFall a u r i rate wtP ba preaen ed to the Ru­ Plata u . limit Plata Ikmpt *n aolve the tl-jrear-eld ral eouwiy grand Jury Tuesday, It tyiterp of th* fat* ef Mallory aad v u amnoonced by John W. Har­ t>. f.tt U aitej ■c tat^ tell „ mne, two tnetrfter* of th* 1BS4 rell, ata'a’a attbrncy for <h« *«perdition w)p vamahed into the Pourilt Judicial Dlatrict, miata when lee* han 100 fret from Economists Are Sound Th* bodice of the woman, Mra. ~ I dant. Mra. J, H. Meaklt, aOerVtsry, Ka'.la Powe'l and Mr*. Lou K. th* top. Mrs. C. H. Searcy, t n f t t t t r , Mrs. "Demon*." aald th# native*. LONGWOOD Speer, were found yesterday |n n l at Ika emtlllcer*1'! ! ’* mettew It in so m etim es h e a rd th a t eco n o m ists d o n ’t know J. A. Btailine, executive commit- Lofitn’a Creek, a meandering HMNHlifU M im iM n f t t b To that, the who* man can only *t. V*rf ■'•Htvtal f*t fliia »« th e ir su b je c t, th a t th e y o fte n prove to be false p ro p h ets, ahruf. AT that ia known ia that I ice. Mr*. D. CrSmeV, library com U s r 1*s C a a f. mm P »f H < r*M iThe twanly-ffth annivertary >'f MteMO-ro Dolley, - Mp«. erf am which amp'lea in.o N auau «llv« aat !*•« Mv s s 4 tW h a t th e y c a n t p re d ic t econom ic c y e le i a n d th a t one would awn inatant Mallory a tv) Irvin* JUvar ht thq aaiibwe* ern portion be w ise in alw aya ta k in g th e ir oppoaito advice. W e do not war* cltaHy teen by ether mem­ the formatlrn of Lonswood Civic, Lillian li»al»\ Mh* Elate Denbttv of Naaaao county. The women believe th la is tr u e a n d w e ag ree w ith ' th e T am p a T im es, ber* of itiV patty below. In the league will b« fltllnglr eilebratr.l Entcnalnmem 4nd iraatsVo ft* wdr* Jos: acen allv* Sunday tar n In Vi aa>ma# ■ * next, they had dtaeppeered—ap- at the library on Wvdmad.y ,vcn.»**m* M taM 4 Mika Oat DaUad RA morning. * 1 r v n A v f a it s r * "R u sh in g to th e d e fe n se of econom ist* w ho h a v e c o m e 1p*” 7lll.y **Tpt ott 1^ Powell served fbrte years of a Inf. Mm . 11 "ken Die public la eommW#. , nd officer. - f t , new In for a god deal o f jo n h ln g on th e aocre th a t th e ir plan n ed intlttd from fl:00 (o’clock (hroucfi- prc»lchm. Mr*. Burhart*n was lt> Id* sentence at th* Florida Srate) out the evening "hen for a atm- j ducted Into otfee by the rrtirlnf Prison Farm for the murder, on in for a good deal o f jo s h in g on th e sc o re th a t th e ir plan n ed mil rum i:ra»berry ikon-fil’i j pre*ldeni, Mrs. Mritiek. It was Jaa. S, 1926, of William T. /Towles,i Dr. F. A. B rad fo rd , o f L eh ig h U n iv e rsity , p re se n ts aome sandwiches, cake, Mled*. wo end *°t»d '» *>*•*» Beckham to Jadknonvtllp attorney, and one evidence w o rth y of co n sid eratio n . coffee "III be served. Thtre w llll'skc charge of library books dtnr- yt4r of a 10-ysar sen cnee In "T h is evidence, h e sa id rec en tly , ’la a sta ck o f p am ­ Alibama on a aacond degree mur­ be an enttria nmem at S:M. »tver- in* rummer monthe. phlet* n foot high, all proponing som e n o stru m fo r c u rin g •I original number. and ih tlc » 1' 1" P»«X °f O D m ^ friends der charge. d ep ressio n . E n g in eers, c h e m ists, d o c to rs, college p resid en t* , children will b# priMfii d riiin ) in 1n Sonday Charles Par -In, Mrs. ---------------------- . I: p o litician s an d clerg y m en a re to be fo u n d am ong th e au the costumes of IB11. Easter g'.fta hallir 1-aVtga* and M as Aldia will ba for. sale. U Vigtw enjoyed m share sHmvr Woman Acquitted Of ilm rs of th e s e p an aceas b u t econom lata a re conspicuously a b se n t.’ Cemmias'ontr C. B. Searcy ei- 11 . .o n . . M urder Of Husband tended .he March malm, of tn \ M” l “ T*** _ *• . i, "T h e im possible A lb e rta , C a n ad a, Social C red it P lan fo r p e rp e tu a l econom ic w ell-being la D r. B ra d fo rd 's m ain HfAMf, Mar. 7 J - W —A Circvlt.Court Jury yeiatrdSy acquitth em e b u t h e p refac es' It by dlavoVriof th a t eco n o m ists j f j * * * ^ had Mro^Pronh H S T * Jj i r ” s S ‘l« S 'fid V ra. Rath Coxatta Fcnn, fragl")] will h av e a n y p a r t In It . , ■ * " a ihelr enjTreble weekly party at W» rm i. Mr. ad Mrs. Theebolt. mtaher of thrai son*, in the fatal I *• 'I t Is because eco n o m ists know th a t such n o stru m * tba library oh Thursday night wlrb Mr,. F.d Sutherland tntanalncd stabbing Sept, 12 of h rr hus­ hnvo no sc ien tific baala^ n o t becau se th e y a r e c ra b b e d rea large atemUncr. Krfreshmtaia fr>ort«^n c u rs', at cards at Jur band, J, Frank Fenn, Miami pav­ actloiw rle*, th a t th e y h a v e n o t g iv e n , t h e ir su p p o rt to an y *"* U r J Z £ . ftm * Tuesday afternoon. Cakes ing coniYsclor. * « • “ *?T* B‘»ko sag w „ r, of th e n lan* w hich p ro m ise so m uch s o easily ," th e p ro fe s­ Despite Judge II. G. AtklnaonY and Mas Masker. One hundred and twenty rnttg wanting a f f in e a dcuanatratioa, so r declare*. At the annual mtetlng on Tuts- hers and geaata ware at the Teuy* apwtatbre b unt Into wild ap " P e r h a p s an ap o lo g y la d u e r e p u ta b le econom lata If day the Civic league elected lata Club luncheon a t SunnyahaJe plana* and Ikon Mned th* aisle th e public h a s tak en th e f r elab o rate c h a r ts too lig h tly . If following offleiret President, M r*.l£ark on Wtdnretky noon. Sparta foatr deep for wore than a quar» th e y w ill sw in g th e ir p o w erfu l s e a rc h lg h ts Into fu ll play Iknma Buchwnan, flral vee-preal- w*tr« enjoyed U n « a i . Ti U r of an hour, walling r« eon upon th e p rep o ste ro u s p ro p o sals o f q u ac k s, th e y c a n r e n ­ grstalat* thq widow. d e r In v alu a b le serv ice in sa v in g th is n a tio n from co n fu sio n T*er» cam*' M o Mrs. Feao’s Jackaonvile I* Miami w orse co n fo u n d ed ." eyas aa the verdict, returned aft«* 14 minutes dallberatloa. She fold friends ah* was "mighty glad U be baek with my bab)**’’— Vo of bar lire * boy* testified In tba •S-penod aridow'a da fans*. IPORT PIERCE, H er, 7 Th Predhyienan Christian Ea* Eire yvara efier a was opened to diavvy mrt on Friday trowing dawp water traffic the Port c f Fan with a good aiwndapco. Arthur Oovenaor Jaetro A. No* ated Fr»Pierre haa grow n lo a Harbor Greene, leader wae m charge and thnlrgh which passed 10OJ18 iobi a fma program w te rvnJarad. The e f d m m ertlal traffic in IBM. edvertiamg arcond president announced the follow* The ManwadW fe ta * jng nrw division of companies ®***nf^* Commit*** matte: ta g t. *Co, A, M ai Annie Lee CaMwgfk. leeetenaat, Mita Virginia SoulhrC apt. Co, I , H a t Iwry Whitner, X ftg L rtfis* fath er Woodbtrm] Cat*. Cel ‘C . Real Rear aliar, liaut.. Maw Alien Wturner: Cept. Co. l>, X. J. Houghton. Letwu Mlee Muriel ljetve** The coamy, state, amt notional Man t TAX PAID id* Seminole County N ew s J SHORTS CAMP tr g jz z r -" m Grows To Harbor : In A Year’s Time PAHiTi GLASS CO r Money U well appreciate), ft* pa'at ix tlm* thousands of h ethool and elameuary school lis ts are conducting a bolsteretaieroom sulk*. th e ' Major Boat;a hour. That Qer e a , more voting tr o r d J f f P , — r. .m , — Iwld the her, but ann he here S e m t ^ T or >L T*^*a•^ ***, .1* ^• ”T - ?y~ |l i»w«r minor ik |..,—TanKn rag * Leader. . - ,a - . . pUgee Spread Bea'h l» ElhlIlL.ftve RUM ht Mew Spanuh f e r v ' ^ n 1^ y!*‘r iii« i u !i! || SAW) Arike Divide. ,!t*w»U— *U bead! Inee pager. Aad the fuagy ~ eeft " ^ w conung to their tUy i that are At ^ ltIM ibe Spa aM] Celery fa ir eriM gwen aad the Woman’. O uh bare <* a a u l flower eh*w e v , Oaihe Wee yeopla will be her* to take w*e pwturee ef the tonikdMai aad i rht the drnuuid facl-i.ru. er traffM! tfirf y o p know th e A n d t h a t y o u r C e le r y w ill c a s t) k th e n*e7 T he A n u aa w e ft m it* * O ld S ty le r e a tb u iid k n d v o r k a q u ic k ly ; K w k ly be wee engaged by a air llgaa to aopeiwiee tra fte oreweam la aad ew ef NewA Aintwt. He haa ea S-yew ward of aapeneace ia air lisa Quarter Million People Attracted By AaKa Blooms PALA1UU Ua*. T—4 ry —The ?*V L L . 4 tjJ tU.MMMBMVSiSSr:AB% t i d t i . 1S i uv .v> j ■■■■ ■ P :N f e « t e o f P o ta s h Is im m e C P o ta a �S A T U R D A Y , M A R C T ! 7, 19S« TH E Speial A n d Personal Activities W E S M A R G A R E T P E T E R S , B o d e ty E d it o r - , J o c ta l _ Personals L a l e n d a r l B y F rie n d s h ip L e a g u e | H E *ALD , S tN F O n n , Stetson Dean Give i Address On Poe i F L O R ID A PAGE TH R EE WHAT WILL IT DO TO YOU Dr, Charles G, Talk On Foods Given At Geneva Club Meet Hok Tower Concerts talk on poetry ac thi m rular n reting of thr* Semmol# County Tac «ra A* ihr* regular m en itig of ih Hmnr t**MnnnvTrannn Club ur ti**u \ « held Tu ^vlay after no n nt thv t'iuivmunity lion**, M \n n i Mi Sik * of Tnllnhao*.' Club haH a*till n 11 n>n c gave n Telephone H I “S ilv e r T e a ” Is G iv e n SANFORD Frulay ufurrnoon at “TV Wdson School m IViola. [ About 35 per.oni attended the Ben S la b pr <r*l»-i| over tht' , MONDAY 1 “advar te»“ gl^B by the FnenHIB u M.nem Gordon of Ph,U- Hisiness session when Mrs! \\ I.. CircL* Number One of tht First ship la if ti* *>f the Congregational dafph* ia the guest of Mr. and S«ig, Mrs. J. T Jacobs, ami 0 D llapt *; ( h-rch will rn.el at 3:30 Church Thunday afltnton at the Mr*. J. A; Toll. Kmg werr appointed to s T ’t on I*. M » i;h Mr*. Ullian Vickery, home of l l n . Henry Nickel _____ Hnfe Tower concerts, U k l rvrry Tuesday, Thura* Thy fiom H A. M, to 5 P, M. It* k Sanctuary open every Gtv iirvf Saturday at noon and M '"v Stir day at 3 P M U ' i l l 'l l ' 1 J r , **hh Mra. C. A. Anderaen. w-rre M r> e i •n«l! f iS f a~ ■i __ ** (ilrnn. UW Candellrht." written b, Helen Sauth 3t30 P. M. Youny. I>r Nreman of th« P ,y rh « ' ° ,h ,r number* Included * Oturch wfl lecture at nu,fh readm* by Mrs. Lowtm A jf -T . M. at the Woman', d u b Bof» *""* an ortrnal Duteh buT ine on Oak Avenue Subject, W*tumn! Mra. Root entertained “Who Should Attain Manterihip.” W1,h ™eal number.. The pmhhe la invited. ----------------------Von'hly hue live., tn'enng of the E l e a n o r H i c k s o n I s iZ Z U Z Z Z , M*\e«l IlmiquctM a npety . P r i r r s rra*«*nal)lf, I M rs. II. E . KiiMMfll I'hone IMS J Celery °1| ** More I'or Ytiur Money In Service At S in fo rd Avenue. Fngitsh, ed Ky Mix'* Full Mc*\.l Irr of Sanford; P rn n rv R*adtig (I m p, Mr*. Maudr Tupper of liinywooi* Junior and Setter 1f*gh Mathematic*, W \ Teagtse •>"* Mr*, t H . MrDonal.l a n d h i . nf Chuiuoiu: Junior and Sf-n-nr *n‘, *’ld High English (Iri)Uii. Mis. J* M**” • T’ R’ a*IHn*. Miyfa.r. Thompson of Ov»rd - Iiin-or und „ . „ „ n .. „ Srn^rr History <Ir*» p. !'• “ fi*"'** *r Mr' Mr% V n*r" " B' fl“ J T. Jacobs of 1 ,u. - h .«n| ami Foreign Ijio g u ag r «.i -|». 'I N tlifl Williams of „ _ ..... ... MjS d ' Nr* ' * ^ T 1 '0 T J 'V n T . h' E M a»*d T o S o ro rity c J .5 " iL , rm ae Kpl.cop.1 Church will have n hu.ineea meetm, at 3:00 P. M. at ihi* parish hous«-# Itehraraal fljr the Faster Can­ tata will take place at 7:30 P. If. it th«i k^uvopal Parish House, hour afterward. S* mino r Charier of ths AmeH- hf* Princess Catacuzcne Honored U ith Dinner STATION Fidelis Class Holds Its Regular Meeting The Fidrti* €'In«^ " b i n " 1, the (ub)cct of th* iM M nutntion in ill Churchc* of Ckriat, Jfclenti.t. M«r. I. \ The Golden T»*i i* from’ Piuttm. 119:65, 73, '"Thou (toil d r.lt well with thy tervant, 0 Lord. »ccordn»n Red Cross will meet in ragn* Inf unto thy word. Thy h*nrl» Inr »»*«lon ftt 10:00 A M. at th* have m ad, m , and f.thioned rne.**j City Hall. Amone ih , clHuldn. w hch com-' TUESDAY prine the 1ea*on-*«rmon la the fol­ The Inidint.v* and social meeting lowing from th* B ble: ‘‘And 0"d of th~ A zanan ( l i t . of the F lrti . — _______. __ u id , let u* make man In our Rtatrt "t Church will be h .td a t , h a . a trlv td to .pend a abort time Imat*, a fte r our tlkene*. . . . So 7:30 P. M. a the church annex | at the M ayfair. I God rreaU d man In hi. own Im ar?. wuh Mr*. A: I- Stseey. Mr*. R. I Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Loeb o f Near In the lm a(e of Gwl erram l h? H. Floyd, Mr*. L i b Fraaer a n j York O ty spent Friday twwnmg him; male and female created h* M r,. IxmritTf Beal a , hoateaiea. I at th* hotel. them” (Gen. 1:26, T7). Thr R v. Victor B. Chieoln* of th# Mr. and Mr*. J ; PM ,tar of The lew? tP.erm on al.n Includr. Cnmrrelational Church at Win- Chicago a r t gttteta at the M ayfair the following p a . u g r from the ter l*ark will give an addnaa, fo r a few day*. Chr .tlan Science textbook, “Srl"Faltups I* Too O itlv for th e 1 Mr. and Mra. Enul A. Staka tnre and Health with Key in the Child," a> th* inerting of the of Chicago (pent laai night at the Scripture*,** by Mary Baker Eddy. JunViwIlftrf, /W t*ob • J ’ -T* A . *»- Mayfair. * 'W hen man la .poketi of a* made oYIock at the c h o c l audito■ - — In God’, Image, |t I. r* t ainful and Garden Club o f Sanford wiB m eet ilckly mortal man who I. referred WEDNESDAY at 10:00 A. M. with Mr*. J. Howell •o, but the Ideal man, reflecting God1, tlk .n e ,,.” hoard of manager* o f the Fiah, 1100 Magnolia AtMftue. o f *h" F r» Baptist t'h iirrh held n*irull> meeting Tueailay •w iling n» the home of Mr*. Wi J, IVII »n h«lgc wood with Mr*. S. II, Engliah presiding ii^er tlie titi*mr *a **es •ion. i ia m e * and ctnite**t* w e rv en joyed tlurirtit the • m i h *ir and refrenhment* wer - - i r itl by thhodtrr*. an.i«lt*»J hv Mr., MnrriMnye and t t - r Minnie Gi-rk. Tho«j prew nt were: Mr- C. I’ He mb ruin, Mr«J S. II Fru(l.»h Mrd. Morrl* Mey . Mr* P h o n e 9121 VAI.UAHLE O P E N TQ . T H E P U B L IC I Itl/.K S Horn. | jttle. Mr* All m Ill-unt. MrSpenoer W ainnitht. Mr- S < Graham, Mr* Julian Yarn, Mr* John Whittaker, Mr»; It A Wm«t--n of W«dhtne‘i n. I' 1 . Mi 1 Edward Keln-y. Mr*, rlit -l- Tyre. t March of Progress The Second WeeK oi Sunday Monday Electrical Tuesday W IT H THE "M E TE R -M IS E R MEETS ALL SEE 1HJH PiHKU OFMUN- i" ai *£ Feat Fourth Strce . . " ik o i. Member* of the o u t were: ... Hoard m e injr of the Prrebyte- Mr* Stinaon, Mr*. Lou.ee S' t an Au.ll 4ry will uke p la c i t ™ 'rAI~ Mr,. Ci* 3 UO P M ,he church. Bu.ineu J ■ B Root, and Mw. Bonn* - * k*h* 7 2 2 2 trtd SUNNY-SIDE MARKET _____ Supenntendrn* T. \V. laa^nn 9 lr ; i r . tBCv.. , . I Vhe room, of the Nwkal home' Mr*. S. D. Orrirk and deughtcr. ganis a short mlk fin srhnol co|*l> F „ r L ^ , rKr ^ 0f ,h! **"> "W .U for the oe- Mra. C. L Capl.a of Baltimore. urn* af t w h rh tip mrroljrM I* M *i h M™ M W iL L “ **" *n'1 < • « " ■ « of the brim-.-’*, tfivnl«l into aec*ron* ff»r *pefiul . r t , »i- \t h I , W< R , abundance of peatal-cdored n r - alater, Mr». D. C. Barcl ft. W.-»t m«‘tings. Program for the # n wa* arninged by Mrs* J Mil fhrll wuh ib* a** s'amr* of Mr-*, *ndbouquet; **n,^ d * « ■ « ™ » *"r home hM* n >t)BJeckaonnllr s \ h*’ ™,rr ,.lrli Jv , J * fa.hlotted after' (Jady* Morris William* and I Her man f l Marna. The folIov|ng se* t Uml rrb P • -V I,. Numb, r Five of the F ret' Vr' M™ * ,h* " * • ' T H ? T ” T * « V ? "V Hap: i*t Church w l| mec. 3-.T0 ™ ""<,"«rY play. “Sunlight or Mr. Oror«eWernttem, inga wer** rmnli r- *d Klnitr*nr|r#V m etinjf rmt*«um the fiominaring ctmnnuiiee. It ' raa t U k e . A th a n program L- J . O deu of Philadelphia » f trtlg .Nuntb.r Two of theF ir^t n t rtr*n under the direction nf dwting Mr. and Mr*. 1. A. Telh- decnle«l that th«* o xt m etmg b m +T»n' fa^a.> V 4 W SfrZ'T. ‘tf. T C ta w d nrfnwVn-em* « thJJr home h - e t - [ Springs in M »y 3" 1 . W. r ' l Th. H ^ r , r t - T. M with Mr, [{. art c 'in iwinter quarter* Sni a. - 1*1 1 o|Mpft every day, S I AN DA B U S I Oh I f r |. l- EUA MU* BUYING M ONEY ALONE . . . w«U M kav* kee.bt the beaut, that weal lata iku dram. . . . ahbeegk It rwt a mUliua dulUt* U pradaca ill Woman’s Club • N L g f lO N I tlN 7 . . ealf an Inapiaad aether toul.1 b a r. araltlen ae eaeekliag a •eeaU enly an iMpiaed dimtor ••■Id b a n directed ae extrpaearleg a drama, e e l; ae leayired an t tkeid kev. cawrted Thurs. - Friday MARCH 12 and 13 ' 2:00 I*. M. BOTH DAYS Featuring M is s Eleanor a Rahn ^ • * Home Economist of th e L. & H. Stove Company School Sponsored by The Florida Power&Light Co, �W s }jl flATUU^T, MARCH T, g l 'ifth District JonferenceGame efeats W inter P ark 2 8 - 2 6 In Opening Game On F irst Day Seasoh Opens Monday Mar. 9 Stock Cars Will DIRECTORY •ik 4 a r o t k n i t A- b. t u g , i * u « Hill of Cm i « U M m*d t | M M i m la Ik* above > I> M capo*. T k . Sanford Marti* la karabr . • • i r u U i l am tka N T W M f la whirls tkla order .k tU he pabllehed fpr l i a r t u M i l l n graham-----V I U H t O. P. Mnradsn. C ir r i t f M l. C o u t , an d l b . a fflcU t aaat lh .r* o ff t h l. 1 | | d*r af btarah Ikje. ehib from N ew O rleans la B o r . Th* Im liani touted for y*ara a* • pennant contender In tb* A m r iean league, h a rt failed la roach good o a r y aaaion condition be­ am*# o f rainy WMtbcr dunng ih* training period la Now Or* h a ns. Should C lartfaad deeid* to train in ihia atata, k would m ark th* coming of th * fourteenth p ra jir league club into PVmdo. jLltamlnoU High'* Celery Fade, ■ b afiv d , won the opening game o f t h . FtfiH D lu g k t basketing Mk ft n i K . In Tarare* yesterday, dafanting Winter P ark by th* jjjpun acoro of 28 to 28. Aa a re* W t r o f lb* g*w* W iM .r Park waa t ^ n c n s M frow fu rth e r panic 1-1 C leveland Indiana la u 'r a m m e r by pollen in e'nfrrnce game*. Arthur B ra n an , chairm an o f ihe O viedo waa also elim inated lor- Hanford B ear ball Cbminitte*, and I n g 'io Laisburg by a w o re of 45 Kart L ehm an n , al that thn* ***retary o f ih * Cham ber o f Com­ i, Bcwrra In other Drat 1 round m erce, but on t h e a d n eo o f John g a m e s were aa fn lk iw .: Dr Land C a m e l o f O rlando, in w h ose hum# f t , M ount Dora 22; Apopka FS, ow ner* o f ih* chib war* Tfalting .U m atilla 28; E t t ili.,5 1 , Ocoee •; at th* tim e, n egotiation* war* not T a r a r» * 21; Croectand 19; Or­ poahod, “ H ow om r, C leraU nd la n d o JO, Braille 13. knew * that w a ara on the m ap Ih th* amend round play. Day- and wg*v* had th at Club In mind ton* Batch drfratrd Aoopka 29 to •11 a lo n g .- U r . Branan said to­ IT, and Lrcaburg defraird DoLand, whiq, Ton in ihd fln t day. W h I* aayrng that orary baa*i iw und, 30 ta 10. b all fan should ba "tickled to daadh" to b ar* a m inor leagu e taam eotn* h e n I * ‘ train, ‘ iff. Hr*nan exp ressed th* opinion that Sanford would raeain. much m a n O ff. Bank. At Top D A Y T O N A B E A C H H u . 7— Dwprtg tk * p red om in ate* o f F o r t * an O '-d g n r M # - W n a k a am ong tb* t o ^ ’S i g l * o f e a r ly g o a lifk r a t o t DaytaM *a 154-dulLs n m iaaal and PaaUag dew !**. Frt n o t i c e o r M t r r w i 8A M N o lle. 1. hereby tlY ta (h a t j ■aant 1* final decree rendered tk . Ilk t a p a t March. l*a*. la I renal*. c»a»« tx o d ic a (a th* < ralt Coart In >»4 fa t tg m ll C a l f . F lorid a, whar.1* TO Or AI.TAMONTB ■ P R IM P l/IR ID A la a U la ilft *adi I i n e S t i n k e . M unnA T . ladivtd a Bra■>. raelar, f \ f Loot. L T ill A. H lit* A. M■ a ad a . rat on. g ,t ,„ d n n n . l i t . uodrratgute: d. J. H loaiM R d. . K li. a. Special MAtl.r. w ill « « < i J W J f c * n j I far M l. a ad a l l ta the h lgh oal 0 .» b to U C* a ad t u t bidder h r » * h a t th* • « ! • * »■ th |ron, d-vor 0( I k . Court bo *** *d ta t* . F lorid I a.m leata r * u » tr . FI.rid*, a t t a * - *ar atokth . M. goaalal m e a l, j (ord. F lorid a, w ttkla the U a a l (teat pabllai abate tr* * . ■«. knurr o f .a l* . no Moaday^ Ih* Jth garb .la lm day Of April, t**». tka f a ll.w l* * w riting. nod F. It 1 d'nrrlbeg lot. p4*o* ar Mtraal. of- ad residence Maadar* a t 4:M i , n.l. a ltu a t. la K.ailaola C oaaty. dr tea a f tka W i t . »a d 7:41 Florida, to -w lt: . . rwara t a h] ------ toil td* o t the P lea of th# „ attorney. ■ nuhdtvtelou o f Ik . t e M J k r root. T .ld at Inaslng* t a A W A ttO K T J* gh i* t l h A i .a n p , iir m t t , * k a t io a * ,, , t TinN cm iT A M T , prrote.1*# la A d w IaU In plBf Ih iffA f o f rtcorS In !" • Teat M ealing. ooraor r t tlk public r tfo r d i »f Bwmlnolw — „ ........ •treat mad • » ! . County, FlorM a. ta B o«i • , (PrM kytarlan O r f t n a t t arretra. * » a d a y . I J f f I. . a a . I*. . IN r w w C tl Inti Let. “ T h . O tll . ( tha Holy .q h j.rt to ta a .a d a . «aM Tow n o f JFM O lA g. Braplng M rriM , t;H F T l *VB*aday o v .a t n * rarrt*.A 7 ,4 p A ltam oat. a p r .o .A T t r t U , ^ Mtautar, tha Bra. fa n T k A n tH A N . A. Ao Bpaclal Maatar. atxTICN t ’S o b L . t , *T >.*tk“ Tka H aw allaa Ray. i . M. Thompson It proi noii «o i# i n an arL t H **la tU r a g i l l ho r e ­ f u f p n. WTiACN, a d rartitin g if a h g Icagoa team ’M aetlna. that ar* D lffaraaf Adlrttor for F lalntlff. aad by afrti sent so A" o la y at • t 'k aaralon.. day *raala*a a l f:M. Harriet, w ilt ranllau* rarry .r a n IN* net* w eek . 1'Mena ml net lea el. The puhlte I . InrltedNOT1CFt - __ BALM o r * « M A |N Molly Maionr, fleet young gray- 1 ta il AkkWTl u f T ttn F U t r t CWNPttMQATIONAL C iO tC T t NAT!*" At. BANIt, ■ANFOMI*. bound th at baa been out of action < Woodman Halt. Oak Ai riO H ID A . ' K C. Cowan, pastor. h f a r a waok, retunta to tha a c n e < - r aivK N J .h s Bernard n .o t. inlnt«t»r M I l'K t a HEBBBT Kunday Bchnol, 1:11 JL I u c . l i . r af . . Bt Lou gw oral Kanrwl (Tub tonight Corner p a rk A r e a s, and Ird that Id . und.rnU aod lI— I, It- Jok naan, aupaflnt 1, Sanford, Tk* Flral Natlnrutl UAJik. ■ tm t In th* feature ninth in which aho Mutnlna AVor.Mp- U iH A. I f public **1« Ckareh te h o a l. t it. Florida, w ill O ff.! K r.ntng Wnrrhlp. t ; t t FT »C , hoar; Ed Eng, Jackaonrdle, Ford, i, .W ill mete tha dangtroua F ar Ex I to lb . h ig h est ____ fo r esah, M raaiM w ra a b lr, H « A cor*let la rtta u a * la l l t r t e M M.18 mllra p ar,h o u r; Bill Franca, appreral a t ttw irmno Vy t h . p k l t f iu t]* r l to th* K t t ;'a chief contender. < to alL --------- uf tU* | f;M th e T rta a .L Cluk win Washington. D. C„ F o t d, L u ll* II l > • * - C un«w fc,- • D t e t n rarr^ ora to ba run off l _______ .a w lio n CnfVid h in t.* and to *<>ai f u s t a a r -r ir r u t t k c b modi a l tha .h u rek fo r * b"~.ni*V M 01B mil.* p«r hour; Bill Law,-.-.. • ( tfw K darfng th* owning, opening a t hy . V Court < n r .u « l JnrtaaJ*- day o f April. A. D. 1»ll. tha mma tlsa. •w ith**! n m n i t « 4 w llh o o t b< lag a B a la Day af th is Court raneg. Cheater, N. T , Ford, S2JU W ltll.m Park Ir r a k t, J r , yag ^ ' l l l l ' o’clock, with grant imoraat or "charaewarrantloo of an hind' t' “ mile* per hour. am) a. 1-aaat Balsa Day. w ill .( fa r K gtUMrod /n the outcome of th* final ' ___________ liund.y Nehool, i t t i A- M. l a f nt tk* Front jo r o i the C a r l ­ for aat* to th* h lah .te bidder fig Oil F a rr.:l, Daytona Beach, in Ranrord. BemlnaU Caunty. Morning W orahts. ltrOO A. M. ban*. H g ran t t»4auM such tears aa Wild j n r . v . u ., t i l t p. m . Florida. D* Monday, Marah tl»A. task, during t h . b « a l h tte j,' nf Ford, tj.7 1 mile* par hour; Major In fron t of t h . Court H .« t t Panny, Wild Malden, and -Sunny K r.n lag Worahlp, l i t P, U . 1 1 1 A, at to o'eloch A, M. All ro- at ganford, Bemtaal* C a n t y . F lo r­ A. T. <3. -Ooldia” Gardner, London, garphenaa for i n . hard a f Ikaar. malnlna *■«•!* of Ih* said F'rnt f X a r a ra among the entrant*. | ida. th* fpdknwtaa daaertked land. ng. N atU aal .lla n k . haalord. F lorid a, Eng1an4 Lincoln Zephyr, 01.70 B First tlf«, nuitrlrr mill. lu s t ., ly in and b .in it In Ih •arrpt any auoh Hero* aa m ay pd. >**ty o t i rgn l M ,V ford liny. WINCIM. WAUNRII O l, tnljail'per hour; Bob Salt, Paterson, b u t a ta la i paid ar n th .r w la . d L p m ^ of prior TImt, Dumlilnn. I I A P fr FKljT ’ V. /., ftortl, 01.50 mllra per hour; to th# data o f th . w-l*. T h . r ., Fair Im .* ., MOltTIMK (1>. lr T b % 'a . ^ o , n ? S f t r,‘’' fc malnlna a * * .t . will llrte ba offered Bill ScMhdlar, Goahen N. Y., 1 B o y liar*. T i l ». * l w » V , Fpm Park Christian Nrlane# tarter** t t * ! for M ia .n p a r a t.l/. »h.n *» * r a.eond rdie. fulu rlty if lr .t tuttf Galataa aa rneordng l» plat every kunday m aralag a t th* ahi Dodge, 10JO miles per hour. whole. ' d a l l y doaM .t; THAFFIC VI.AHtl at rta.t Anc.ad M r*.t a t 1 hooh 4, pagan I t ta IL IralnA Hat o t Ihe u n t i to b* offered Oth«r ou tstan d in g entrant* in- A. *», Ann Kallh, ••AITAJN HfJt’IST M. Rubjaet far tom orraw *1**. Publl* Rerordt of Nnmlfor e a t. w ill b . oa flit at Hearer* I ), p n llrrlu . niN fti'N m . itn/ a:ada -W ild fiilt*' O im m inga, 1034 n*U C a n ty , Florid*; *ao.pt Atlantic N ational Beak, at tk# o fJtrynnlda, Ann Tr<i>-. Hulr Mark. Tkla thurah a u la ta lM h th* Farnary parrel or plak be1-idiUhagQl'a w in n er; John M. Reading fir . of I h . R .r « l» .r *f th* Flrte ■> Third rnCa, lu lu rliy (ta .t hntr Room at Ik* rlluraB w finning *1 BouttraiL corner of National H a sh , kaaferd. F U r U a , 5 ; dally dnubl.tr Fan-W t>l<rlat»rt ia ib teiW tL w ealth y P ilm R each the Blhlo and njl a n lh .rlta d C l t a t (. run Northerly J 1 f»,t. le t • * » ford Attaatle Uank BnLMS rM n rn lu ck . tiKtt ttMNTINKr. ( it . W 'ttraly t t * ' foal. Jnuthorly ip d r te fu , and Bam P urrit, Jack Ina. and at th* T ill*, flnarmaty X It.ilg a T li.rn .. FL.K K TA itR IJ.R 1" " T h l . i . raal'y . b ig th in g . H i S %m lu U u “ '' Ji , k ; ra°0A fc ir a w M r a ' ^ r a U T I II foot, and Katearly. I l k tw l am. A brtract rntnpaay. IkT Houlh Florida's rat i i I I I . O fM r.r VIa .I, K t -n ll-raua, pntaibility o f gettin g * w *Jo r | tottvillg *winner l* * * , . oo ff Mo,ri‘,* * fft'™‘ in 4 Friday* fram 1 lo .p ajn t of k*glaitegL- . P irk A T.na*. Haafonk Florida. f*r , MATH m o d INK (t) Inapetllon prior ta t k . paid aal* by Fourth race, tu in r ttv In M T,..r.l lV ,gu« leant to tram in BanJoH ." p O -M tl* c h * m p l« n r o t | race. A l l , r . > - p eril •• ■»*>• *r* 1*1.rant'd— -, K H O W B A ft; M>, IiQXTF.lt 111. Mr. B r a n tn conum rft, “ * ff" " f *"""' d H A raw d Lada, Autr Hlng. IV ANITftl hnpa i h . fan* w ill tp p r a o itU ^ ^ k ^ . h r f t W .m r t .r a D a g t t t f ( I t ’Mt.a Mark. Taka Mnnrea, FtM lotnocrow. J F ifth rac». <iuarl.r mtl»! I’A firtr . fact am i w i l g o to ih* g tiu a * h»j ?■ Tha Rov. J. W. tv*y. pant SAFETY HARBOR, ila r. 7 .1 large nunftwra t n d 'f^k * l>* IM * Sunday grhool 11:04 A. M. (A lV -4fayay’ U H. Eli»#r aaya IV 'achin g l i l t A. M. training se a so n o f th* (-bAltanoO-1 g 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 M o T. I*. M. a 1:10 F. a muulflabl. hawb n ipUy piwtaadinga g t Lookmtt th . moat 1 I 8 G iv e n P r .a .h ln g 1:1* F. ML hwra' baatt afhrtad if rafund they o w r hail. Hra* ia a e n tn c n i SdTkty Hayhar’a 11.100,000 hldebtCIIUBCN OF S « D for evvry one to do aotnethuig for I Jj y m ilm p er h o a r fo r on* rant o f th* thra* tty) rw o-ten th i m il* coot** Bchroeder'i f e w waa tnrpaaaad b y o n ly tw o o f th* e a r ly goal m a n . Hick i«n k in a, th* Jackaomrill* flaah, created th* faataei aprad a f M J B m ilea p er hour; Doe Ma«kornio, 1935 E a a t.rn A , A. A . cham p, waa e«eond in th* tim* itand ln ga with an aywrag* o f M .91 mllr* per hour. Both Jenkina and Malone To m To Traci laces Tonic b a la n c e d w a ter o f a ll Im p a r ltl» * . H G B I IIO T T IJ X G CO. r Santord Electric C o B tm tln g D R . S C H O L L 'S Bankruptcy Resorted T By Safety H«rbor OLD PEOPLE find * I -------rrontinowd n . F a g . r - ' , i io obtain sufficient funds with HMNOINY 111. Juko Tima. l » n* I which 10 complete ih# undertak­ Hlnn'f. OOI.DIE* J ifc J p o U * plon Oroy. Bcallnrgood, q u ick Polo, ing. Sdnator Vandenburg, Rapubll. I M o ( M h m t t ) qriddy yiaUi Mian Ol-KNROI III. m ath raeo. " “f? can, Michigan, has been In th* C rs'k. I.uehy Al. FRINCIBM V/ i 'M w I UotOfiaa, u f t aatisaytta a*d th* opposition to ID . OolAlaa Wlah. PJ5Tiu« *HKD forefront (1), V lhl. R lu . Pal. Ml** HAD ftrnhar "want*" of fund* on th* DICTATOR (1). Navontt rare, quarter mil*. Florida canal and also on tb* OENR OHBT (D . A lt her. War Roy. Panamaquoddlo, Maine* tidawatah DARK A TB t i t . F vl.k y DUmnwI. Jack C M nORB PAL. ID . ■ahara't project. , wholesome llo lly Avonn# aad F ifth Mroot, . Ray. i . a Pinion, pas U r. Sunday School 11:10 A. M. rrM a h la g 11:1* A. M. and T4< p. a t Bamlaol* County lla g la g Oow v .a tlo a 1:1# F. t t j Bible Htody Tuesday f it* W. K Prayer M aotlug Thaoadag t l adaaaa f a r «M1^00. Th# fla a , «te **U. baa apprar*1 *f M pgr aaat of th* bontflioldtn . A l M teg M at taUraat would b* dMCtOad to d lb* |7 « J » 0 prin­ cipal would ba raftmdod a t th* ratd^of fifty w at^ am tba dollar, i "•CUE ■ P. M. Tb* atngtu g C a rea rlo u a wWI I n e c a c iM o n ih* erased i i i t b p a every m oalh. < Tha aatlaa was aUrtad, aald tb* gu lro d l* (Me r mayor, ta tha fadaral dtetrlet ikoretB wtthlm after i Ih* f in ■aun ad Thmpa. p o llin g .herend. akata Ino r *£*gMh rara. 1-14 mltei B allyflava. C O liaiN JKNNIK 111, Vnrnn. NAMED PRESIDENT H K I.I.D K N nrn ID . TRAFFIO ATHENS, Mar. T i- W —'Th*DALE t i l . May lilt). IndUn « ( • mtefMei Sophoulti, Veoixulht flenr, Kanaaa Fau*. Ninth i n n , fu lu rllr: MOLJ.Y M a r , n i glectad th* MAI^iNM I D . Janl. PAR EX O I, NEWT ( I I . Nhyllu* Mnhoul, F laal- lb* Graek a sse m b ly la* tOuenea, H allies Cnaipaay, Dot- Irate o f IBS to ISA r T*nth*, r*#o. ( n ln r lli-' tt la s' Toil la Mv.r*. NIFTY NIT A 111. I4TTI<M a r il AII ( t l . D utl.h Itlrhoy. THU* Haft. HI Tip- W hile P a sto r , tl IIFNRT O I. r»v«iilh rnrn. r n iiir llv ITIf.fi nANNT ( I * / RlfNN R oL t. O I. Faur MarahAI'l Frnqh* Chnlea w i n MNtrlan Jus* wvikur. BUNNY BAT O ) . It* Whs y # h l . WILLIAMS Co. E le c tric a l S u p p lie s a J Sanford." s tr ip p e d ■pETElOrPFW te r;V u ,v . �' >.SANTOEDCIX , , For Tax Collector PAGE T*» W ant A ds JNO. D. J1NKINS W. E. WATSON Sanford Market Report F a rm e r* .i\phf»a# M a rk e t IM>C .In ) M ar I >« 11y r e p o r t T*f « . Itlft. uf F l-O lU P A m fr«H e Iti I r u c h r r e . r a r U 'L • • * r m b l* r » *<"1 I land > e g « t a l l « e pi th « K irm rM ' . Ftit Tart Assessor b*A,? • * * > , ACt. AM^heSfaS ^ J _ g. l. o l b c r *l**i»l*r* g ird in g a t 11 r* iH irtr«J by l # r , to 1 he Neere He r vl<*« Bl e d s o e Kate s HANFORD F. DbUDNEY 1Vbol<r*aI* k la rk w t f u r a I t T u u ir p t r i u d , 01 A , U . to d a y , s « Jk t l. X lk h .ia l. iii m m F e d e r a l - S la t * M a r k i-t B. £ SQUIRES dtntaM f'la fan. l*w. m .iuH * It Himl W n n t* r. 1 «. i | < ; j 1 . <i«i t^M* t l n K S *><it*fitt*« m f v lr r e le . 6 # t 'l.n .l n i x i l r r t l r m a rk n C u n i t y , t 1 * t i.m p r e t i l t " T r l n m p b , Uk* * N. t . ft 1 h t i 1 v .. |e f l . l t * 1 m. i * r I t m i 1 1 I.V * ' *-» brii*.* «n>l 1- ■\ « S ie -I'b s , S <ri th rill W Till* « '■*» 1 * I i i I n t h o « i * l . IIO O * R iO lFM EH F it P - r l an lte f, ft 4oC iiunrhtP, lb. ii im m A F F I .I C t L ICu n t * r n ■Y o r k* - tin Id <4 In a, bo b a n b r le , I I l* |t h m p .* flK A N H t L I M A I F Ta t.u, F o rd !l*ml* e, g ■' >■ff I J11 1 (* no e r. |1 I . t l.h o . IIRANh it.N A l'i Hu tiii I l e e hjt»* 1 ’a ‘ If "> rr *1 :» r,-* *.-.i *i np 1 » T A IIA U A H F la. etlh lop e, f i t bom fii*i Nu euii-iu11*■n, NufthtFU <»"* •tC*.in PU I 1, l .» h m p r , . t f n * i y l it i i i4 H I1'I f t A t* *l F i a x * w 7.*m.f a nd ^ it- a Itf D-lmIitn ednie 11i>r», Lti hmprt» I M »«..»,| V FM bu ,s ii i t t ^ i | ' k hm nri Yellow *• ♦** 'in altf f iret t i l l . %\ . w .. t ■r*r* t .. , 1 ** " ' * " *" ‘ 1b11j I) ftdb k » 'l! lt» biiMiitfel pt#if „W ^A ^ilS W aiR 5 'W a “, m I1 few iw mm w i E f i i E i i r r-A For Stint, of Ptiblic lhstractloti T. W. LAWTON * k K - - j a t v v - V W W t u r ■u . K ? . . — ItaUlccL a ROtl^:R.TS• KADH) SERVirE j l h u u rn iifU 'itled ihai: ( T i a r l w District No. 2 ” * *nd i h n ** hrotht'ra 2—Lost ud Found J. J. CATES — - - ■— LO ST ENi tr*1*.!* moI •»r ting onwrap* .............. .... * bag* 0 ,1 t W .tr illN K H ’ ) lit* I.XiL* ------ ---------- — — — Thunday or — — U«*ml**y " wh^ Edwartl, Itti'h* I'OLLAItTiH aril and Vincent Tandan .f nminiiiee Nab*, d-omr .i wrn> n»i 1 modemta, market * F r id a y , im .ill f t Sn f| t i . 11 in h>«ih**u»*, *l**e., t l i t , k >* Tir* 11 11, __ fid e .c . to «ra4ab oo.l fit» | r ■ T ic -t i e * n k w iN r iiie r . t-f*eal r * u r * a # n t a t l V ^ ' l ol i • “S p r i n g Ton ics” bla.lt .h a n g , purae with ono The .hool.njr er r * out o f a n 11 •'v i • fA.Iki and (our $1 bill*. Reward tf ^ighl-jrrar figni w huh J*ihn ( n»m- ■nouPl.A.NTH Kia 1H b« rrxte*, P.iuine.1 to Blanche Ficltron at pa w a sw l m an ntlempt to prevent I ... « .— i o o a i u . t.t. th e N ew J a r a e y S e in ire f T m r i c *® • “**• ** '*'• llria ld tU ;or. VICTOR CHECK 1 ■•a y- • J. D. DAVISON FI J. i. PARlt?i t »» For County Commissioner For Railroad e Commissioner i a c. j^ 'w e - n u —*-,r w K r ■ ~ J Of Dooth Of Woman For County Commissioner State Treasurer i r f l .t t - t ! Ii. r •*’ »*'»♦ B F .K T M : H o p p lle e . h . - I m a I* d ^ m e n .l ^ ’A I* K T l ’< T l T i i l -' M v P o ri* hu. m od e r a le . m a i bi*'l H T lt U I * l i n a .* 1 ftArt. p er ilo i tiiin> iu*i b r* t N»MATOEM S i m t i l i f i ( t , N | r r n K da * o r d i n a r y , lu . ♦ t<w n *r. M lk N V U l.l F la l.ii h -.tv re . u iu e t t r I I 11 t l Id peg. r r f e , a p f i r o v id n « t met , ro-imi 01 i«>t■ i i t . m arket ite a dj r * illA llF . B u p p ll M H t h l , (Irin A flu ■•‘ Aglood t.» i|o*N *v I? * ’ " * 1 "•» lu g e w ra p * m a rk e t x -o U r 1 foil *;»4 O' I l i i g w i beef ||.4 f* I i o|*e film g e n i.o lk |.r*i io n J I ; ' *4 lutrifri .... ill' » 11 3 i.|l St. tlrtou b f» t | i l * i * I tv .I y .%t i : f ' N N f i ’H Ho i »i *11> * n; o l e r a t e d a * ■*.ii «»r v. * *%t I ’ *•» m t n l e **>i| M ie r b r t * t r r * n a e r . K U . ' U U U 'T B H u ii |i ii v it m od e ra t* * . *| * • t » I <•.- H U . A t ) N«. martd f i i o * l n a l e , m arket abo* N " M 1 1 oa •te.ul> F la |»er - l " l M lH . *i.' l i ■»* t * | * ' t i‘ F» i ,„-r |n grad # i t . , i .i , m , I'U th rl. ?‘i»* f t an • *|- i N* 11 ■* r N «• '<* *« graiffa. FLATS FIXED, tub** Tulr»nii?J M*th«r'i S rrv l.t all hiexr 2.V Sream V ulesnlsinf. «m»M| phunr 127. tir»« II 5<). All *ls«« u i.J tl r n •n.l r trradfd U rn M »«ry r*« D e p u t i e s A c q n i t t c d ■onahlr price*. W« buy « w l tir«. In any cjndition. RobarU' T ir. Shop III E. 2nd 8L, <‘hon« 10. I.IFU 'U f:i| ►».• 11 F r .r r.iad u rric * in th* city. EI.I7.ABKTH, N. J . Mar. 7,— I M un lti* 4 i i ! • * I* ‘ l 11 |1 00 Four furm#r i|*pufy nhnnffe, TRIANGLE SERVICE Station rh>nr<*fl w iih m anvlgi. h«r*r in tain* |C E L F H V. F l a 1® in* U f f a t e * . I* Non Optn under n«w miruigr.. , , Ilf M.I Alta I I . 11 H 1-' it Ft nf .“. r ’ li r k |i .» .K »i ■a . nev iik a ic t h m * i** i -i.# m*n- y p ieilltttn * ta FIT PA R -' “ »1" " " rth ,h>flHIil w it h a l*oM* he*, •*»•* ■M>m "*■' •■* 1 1 B E l'I’E. All kinda of S tn d w k h c . | ,n 10 Bee, and other drlnkl. Cor. Trnv h 1r^ " ' ' " ' • .^ • ’m p.ny. * rrr ar, * uiNirHi: rA iiii\iiK v i® v** <>"• 4 * k i d<** s.. Hniudi* * and 1’ark on Orlando Illfhw ay lam ntffhf. A Jury which dvlihrm lnl ihr«*i* ' i*r * '*'* bunrh*.•!**■ W. It Wllaon, projl. iWiiWiUw arury iiviiiiwwmm i v i Driest. JtmiUr. u |. Ah . „ DMrkt No. 1 CHARLES DUNN «.» ■ hotiKhoIti fum irhins*. Apply b f l« « n 4 «n<l 0 I*. M i>a ly i'00 Myrtti. mmm 3— A utom obile*. FRED A. DYSON Company from runntnir line* farm Ifc arrnasi his short fircriH tl the pow rr»J power FOR SALE: Oakland sedan with lines ervoral nmr*. and ih«» four tax lleidy to go. $50. Caah. drpui t** were ortk*rd «o •«*r'> a F o rtin. I^ke Mary. warrant, charging crmnnal m n- o r r o SCHMEHL SCALP II VV *:«*.<fgia pro n u t. t»r. I I * *i» K lM t L It A 111 F la per do* boo *li**e Re-Vi-Ate No ftipiiilra. I . H T T l ’ i I: H ij| ip lir* lla h f , item***.l f .1 1r tiiM*k«l ..Ii-, mi \ * r n*l y r‘,!i N'a b r r a »^|*»*. \S r a t e r i t i - t n l r i . 4 •. II.SJ* II r*i» C **iefu rra l* « * •I **a 5®»’ -T‘*« * ' i t l f . . i r u a m i 1*-a, * •I*.a II 15 jiu a i w h « i, '"T.!1' . r > .i i * u r l). pv'r , a i i . When mey nurniiuctl lo nerve M I ’ H T A M I* long wheel l»aar truck. New . . , bu ll. I lf * 15. ’.»V Hat It! it. . « #.,-r . , the wiimini,' »h<N*iing sianed, —*-■ Mrs. ( iimpr* ’ uni .|i.a a O rm p a waa ail ■ *! ait.l hrr huatuind . i > it s u« t..1*11.1 i |r Suns. 301 W. F'.rat St. m m L w m m m : FUR VOCK *|M I Hi* * I'M* 1 *.Hint *n<| r*M»ml“ 0 * F I" I'lit freihini "**1 **•* **»-Wi |.i*rmnu**nt and ‘Mil * '*< N Hh ... , , w ar w m n d rd For County Commissioner u s itiv s The drf-nar nf thr ’« ......... . ......1 •putiiM was cm lellttn1". . *»*• II* •'*» hitt'i •|l ^ I* ® fhtl ihe CrtnifkiM opm-tl f»re first, Kmnhh iv|*# fl I'lillfiiriiix » Kite*, II 5®, Y O C sT M A N T n iih School * r . J Wt ,1 ., n . p m h ir I'Allfil.t'Y Fla |*#r biinrlt**. I ’m’ lo*’ L lI R t ’ hilt* 15*". u tir Can o r n *3.00 per day. At ' h‘'w ,h»' ,h*’ fam,1>r I" UIHMI1 \i»i I Horn hi| Ira at threr month* work. fit*. w*‘ un*rm rJII Ji |» 15 phunr and add re a*. B oi, Y. M PLAN tOtltvKNi Ft:i» Imi k»i|>r<* • f *.« pt'MPt ft •*» ftI IN tar* Hrrald. C. R. SEARCY |i She Was Afraid To (io To A Foot Doctor 111 For County Commissioner Dirtlrict No. 4 f 'f C rA N H ’ « U |m- f Ih S P K f lA I - S bu pla. p«r 4— Help W anted Di.it rlet No. 3 ROSS L. HUMPHREY ■■'»** mmm^v | „SHK*!N, ll'f c r ili* • M**tt rmiM and dlidlll juTTT F m k v k o i . e t Tirrs anti Tag ftJ7hOH Reel and m •1 11 * 1, 1« wN|i I( n Yitiiii n N \TK i f. .* .1 * n . l n J f ) it ,'tii t tiiip M E -V I-A TK U i M I R A t M lN ft jit tdllti* S TEA M It .H lite r fclt**1|t| |||( R I-R llU Y lt .t llt A I. ...... t I1 J 0 1 P. P a u l’s j rK rrrn H Mimnllg** U-h». WANTED IMMEDIATELY, rr IIK A IT ) S lim * *H 1H19 I H f * . tl I Hi t h * 1 * I * lit * 1*1 I>ill fm d lady for local work. H"im' Ctrl" fnlr tiimlil r. H. 2 5 Vln, ' rhone If.i I'rrhapa I f H perfectly natural Magnolia a, tfise.J n u r.ln f or* aataa ran l*m h m p m . I I h I I pm*»h u p # , fn lr in T r you 10 feel that w a y . When M H i"* l qnn lit Y , fl 25 11 ft! (mfipwr rirncr prrfarrfif. Q!v» adilr, a* and phonr. Write Box R. L. c ir r f**1 a ir « irr. you dread iu hnvo ibem tmlrh'rd. II.'raid. With n Ctlnle aurh aa (hat uf Hr,, tii.lr r A (lld tr, IS E, I ’en—— ' ■—— 1 ■ - —. ■ ■ * rsl A .* , Orlando, w , oftert wun1 111,0RED M R L .w arn. Job a i , |, r m> many piuplr »uffrr rm,k. Beaair Maa Eddy, 19 E. 1 wi'.* arlunit fret. “Beat for the South’* I" h St. ______________ _______________With the .kill of th e e tloctlim. ll*e M R v k r h e u p e r let « * « lle a «ig » A b i l k n U A l l l f B M f w l * . ■ ! « # • >4— RoOmx W ith o u t Board and thrir adviiT, there Un’l any ly b e r m i a r | h r f M e te r M u i r a q iu ir v * »r f **f ■ ■ rfa e * per f > a 1 * 4 b r r a n e r I k r r are* K ind # o f m r I * » I « I * I b R l « r » f ! ■ ! « • » l i t 1, v.t o ..* ,.' — ; ------- T ■ heed fur mure pain. If ynu have l I.NI. HEI) ROOMS for rent. A rh ritir or N enri.l; n a l l 'l i u of Kunnln* water, next bath. All g i>-1 or l.e j, or are (.offering Park Are, * 214 Sanford Avenuo with rnrn-. kalloutee, bunlnna nr 15— A p a rtm e rita f i f R e a l. Inar,.w.. nail,, call MI3, oppoalta t —r*'. 1 —.* —* ** '■ . .. I,. 00.; uffU'e. a n j arranire for an ap KURNfSItED A re# at four ^oonw. . y oti will be amaiou Flrat Floor. 813 Magnolia. ' , ; , t , hr improvement.—(ADV.) C^Mluatlon Wxqted. For County Commissioner Dlntrlct No, 8 W. G. KILBEE A im » •» u M iM .i i ■■m »1w».«»>»nt » » » » . ' • *•*•* ¥ r ” 'b. G .W ^SPEN CER J. T. McLAIN R. W. WARE S. F. (Sammy) LONG ••••*■■i. Dozier & Gay's Quality PainU 0 STANLEY-KOGERS HARDWARE CO. *■*.■■*•••*** .*• •**»•*-« H. H. PA TflSrfX LL 18— Houaca F o r R e n t f(tt itfstice of the Peace Fourth Dktrfet fitVi RESPONSIBLE. PARTY will take car* of home for rent, (louj refrrtiKoa. Box WP. Sanfo.il Herald. FOR RENT 7-ronm furniahed houai. See C. E. Wllliim*. 10>h and Sdafdrd. , ifl— Hbeertafte^o* fo r Act*. For Constable Kt2« CHEVROLET Coup*, ltt0lrd& t ’lnr c e e flilk l i » Q O L 107 Locum. F o u r t h D is tric t NEW ( f f N i h U L , Etectrle Vacu­ um t l r u d f i t t i j t i . E*»y Term*. For Supervisor Of Registration lUadaTI D aeiflc Co. QMQttU AU ? Put this extra m o n e y — in y o u r o w n p o ck etl ... r Ml Ora,a, itiahA ea. Democratic Cotiimitteeman * * r# ik . u roi ifti ihi Me' W ERT different 11 Races N ig h t ly E x c e p t RtriMh* » >* i ' oa proved by many H ilt, 2 —Cairo N itrogen whMe tfa o e t a d you o m extra c a n t Whan yoo buy aicaoiaK Twi AMUiCA** wtvati or tooA you g«r v tlu o which l i M coih axtro Kbo putting m onoy. ■ right Ip your owe pocket ; (0«fv: &. it Wsuw tiwr ti .^WRITING *soumtKN renmw*s PHONE 861 ' ... y m o r a w ra a f two th in g ,. 1—Superior crop.grow ing * near longwood ituk*m if r*L*>gy NITRATE OF SODA BST7 M.S ' Mein St. Servicing cn ell Make* of > achinrt— ra-O riuw KeAinCw M fil# RMfi ..-. Every Southern farmer knows that‘aJICADUH.THI AMERICANNITRATEOt SODAIncrMUMyields ofCOMOA* com and oil other crops. But not all know'about Iho ExtraNTTlOGtNIn"Arcadian". Andthat ExtraNifrogaR Is something really worth knowing about. In cash value thg Extra Nitrogen*orec^lhd' 16Mj guaranteed, runs os high as 880 porjom This b reported by the Department of Agriculture’and Immigration of the State of Virginia Every'lima ; 220 MAGNOLIA A V E WTHC V SOUTHtKN FAtiMik" �— ug And Sylvia Married Today THOUSANDS SEE DEDICATION O F NORRIS DAM Dannlng hla army helmet af W erid W a r daya and getting out the family ehetgun, Attorney Prod* aria C. Ballinger la thawn aa ha teak hla atand and darad New York building eervice rtrlker* la prevent him from oporatlng the elevator In hla apartment. Nobody •eeeptod hla ahallenge. (Ateocl•tad Preoa Pheto) Praaldent Reooevelt touched a telegraph key In the White Houae the! eat off a acreamlng elran Narrla dam aa tha algnal far lawarlng the alulceway getee— end ee woo dedicated the world'* rth largoet etruetura af Ita kind an tha Cllnah rlvor near Knaavllla, Tann. At tha uppar Iaft, H. A. Morgan (loft), David Llllanthjl (aantar) and Or. A. E. Margan (rig h t), tha lattar chairI af tha Tannoooaa Vallay Autharlty, era ahown waiting for tha alran to round. Chief Maehlnlet Iftaa Barnee (uppar right) aatahaa tha algnal and turna tha la/ar that lawdr* tha gataa. Than arawd around tha opeaker'e aUnd at tha foot af tha dam laaka on aa tha flaw af water la etepped. laaaleted Free* Phetee) B A TP R P A T, FDR SIGNALS* FINISH O F NORRIS DAM ♦ f •. Doa$laa Fairbanks, wbo was d lv o rrrj by M ary PfcVord, and Lady Eyltla Ashley w ira married In the EIgh'. Ward City Hajl l» Parla Vjday noon. They plan ■ abort hcneyrr.coon la Ekropa and then will go lo China to make a mn.km pleura. ................ ' titlin g at hla deek In lha W hite Heuae, Preatdant Reaeevelt la ahewa aa he greeted a talagraph hay that mrrked lha aamplallan af Narrla dam and algnalad workers to lewer lha sluiceway gataa af lha $34,000,000 T V A protect on Iho Clinch river near Kaesvllle, Tann. (Aaaoclatad Prate Woto) CCC BOYS RESCUE FLOOD VICTIMS DIZ TURNS TO WATCHFUL WAITING Sharpfhooter VIOLENCE FLARES IN NEW YORK BUILDING STRIKE '<& it E l _____________________________________________ ________________/ ik * * • i- . WEEK OF LAUGHING SICKENS GIRL fcOOFY GOMEZ CUTS LOOSE EARLY Mo«t Popular try eleihae between pal lea and etrike aympathliare marked *na apraad af tha walk-out by building eervlee amplayaa In Now York. A cameraman war right an tha Jab when • striker Mtehed » heavy metal elgn through g plate gloat dear at r.n d etraat and Park avenue. A t M policemen are ehewn applying nl|M etleke ta tha heed *.f a traublaaema damangtratar In front Central Park Yfeet bedding. ( Aaeaalated Prate Phrlee) Tower * .t t n s . . -- W . __i*.. . �r-fc a p - ., — ------------ ?— ■— — ?— t B S jm ilii E stab lish ed DeathTakesDumas, Man Held Here! Mayor O f Sanford f°* &}" And A C L O fficial1Dare * ExCo"'’icl DeviT Arrested Death Traceable To Mourned By Many Blood Prison Fiom Infection Received ’ On .70th Birthday Made A Valiant Fight For Life Was Serving His 4th Term As Mayor; With RJL Since '07 16 Times During Last -VL-Yeara In Number Of State* City Commissioner* 'th is afternoon broadcast a requait to mil twsiness nubliihreonU tn Sanford to c m tomorrow morning between the hour* of 11 tod 11:30 for the funeral service of Mayor 7,-L . puma*. P it1le office* tn both CUy Rmlt and Court Itouae will W eteeed. Two member* of the CUy Oommttalon will go to the City Hall •I the ragulir hour Iht* even­ ing for meeting* of that body, but will adjourn the teaaton until a later data. “D*r» Deri!"* Jack Stevenson, arisstsd by the Sanford police on Ftb. >7 Ayr th ) mttempted theft the night before of J. T. JohrsK>n‘s Ford car, has tn long criminal record, 'according to Information rewired by Chief of Police Rvy G. WLliann lest might from J. I'Mgar Hece-eT. chief of the Bureau i* f IcJsadfWalion (the “G men*) In Washington. The man's finger prints bn fUe In the bureau show CITY NEWS BRIEFS th a t during tha last 17 yemra ha Tuesday's tides* High at 9 15 tut* teen arrested 18 time* and ha* served sentence* In county A. M. an i low si 10:03 I*.1 M., me Jells and stale prisons. at 3:74 A. M and 1:31 I* M. The aetf-otyled “dare dert;" la, „ . . , ... Mayor T. L. Dumas is I A fter a valiant fight f n n life of more than a month, during m oat.of which timrl hia condition waa extrrmi'Iv critical and life hung in tn e balance, Sanford’s c F v f T. L. rhimat, mayor of San­ executive breathed his Inst a t 10:58 o’clock this m orn- ford and tuprrin endent of tha Atlantir Coait IJne Railroad, bur. - M Stores Asked To Close Tomorrow For Dumas Bites S an fo rd U T h e O nly C e n tral F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R ail. Illghw i And W ater T ra n s p o rta tio n N CM H ER 115 Ln ti)W Ex-Gov. C atts Died Today At The Age Of 72 Britain W arns Hitler AgainstHostile M ove W ar Time Governor Who Came To State ium To Preach Lead A Idmg, Colorful Life EnKlund Would Go To T h eir AHsistance, Eden Declares At Meeting Of House EUROPE'S TROUBLE ZONE I'KI t ’NIAK SPRINGS. Mvr 1* —idh .Sidney Johnston l u l l ., wnr-tim- governor of Khinds, died h.-re at 2 A. M.. tcwliy ||s ws« 7« and had b*en 111 f e several days' Ilia vsif,* sod daughter. Mt»s RtSh <‘itts nf Tallahassee, ws re »t hi- hpiLitlp War Impossible, Say The French * • left the* g tiv crn o r’o offirt* in htti.tary o f l fi*2l ®flfr ' T h i n g f r r vt'nrs lfi» 4M j|fht t h " IViRfi. England’s Sympathy With Peace Offer Disappoints Them rmr»* nominalmn In 192K hut wi* di-f*■afnl. »n«l nine** Ih^n q u o Lv at hi* Imiio K**r^. An«mi|t|i*hment* of hi« n.lmint*t' ilion t«» which h*» pointed with pr» »• kvrrc pmhihltion, n»'iditfovn nf ihr imnvti'l lending system, 1. th e county Jail, .k m g with I , V * " . “ f *hr " 1*|hl ,“P'l . low rep* il taxt t , and a pit's halnnc# In tho* State treasury a t the end H ow .nl Wilderaon and A lb e rt1 « f * ,° ' ° f k Z * •. OrerhoKser end two woman. *11 * • ' “ ‘~ h to ,h ' " * “ * * »*r- of Ms term Politician, preacher, tanvar, rsn tm , merchant, members of a troupe that put on . c p <in' ____ an "automoble circus" In Payton* Only ,boUt i!t ,* rcenl of ihe. farn v r and reformer were some Beach and came her* from that . ( ^ u r s in the two Sanford, pie- j of the titles Pattis won in a l *n* elty with the Intention of g irln g , r |,* u registered last week. The pud colorful life. D-wth was directly tracrablr who dint thi* morning after an - t o blood poison from an infer I nlm. „ nf , miinth a slmlmr exhibition bens. On# of tion received On bis 78 b blr h.lay -------Uv> women claimed to he the wife 1 aa Fab. T. The lid of a coupe car o f Stevenson end Utw'other told > t l MS hi* hand that day, breakpolice she was Wlldgraon’s wife. big tha skint It was on a One of the sromep, the finger Frt-’my and, whlla the mayor M d print record disclosed, had se rre J friend* a t tba Urns th at the in I 100 days for adu'tory. 'Ju ry waa mllght. ha wvnt to According bo the records on drugstore and had tb* hand 1 file In Washington, Stevenson dressed. T hat was In Leesburg, started his criminal career In where ha had tune to meet htI e*d«, N. D.. In 1919, when he was dauirh.tr, Mrs. Raymond Phillip* oew-lcted fo r recklasa driving, • f Galne»tills, who w as coming 1 » U r l u l bgf be paroUd by th* bench fh Sanford to calibrate har fstH-i , , .. , r , n „ Ho brake his parol# before th* Sr's birthday with him. Following Liay y w v u out and hta record from The druggist advised P* l.u M in N . M«r I). — (AP) F ui'imkii S n rrtnry Anthony Ktli-tt war in-, I Ci nimity to d a y t h.vt iin\ nt lurk 111>*111 France or lli'lgiinn in vinLition of i he l.iiriiriin IroBty would / u n r t ’.rrnt Hritain to go to | the ;ni*i*tnnct‘ nf tho*o tw o nut’'in* At Iht’ snnie tim# hi* lnlil ihi> llnum nf Cbm- | mnriv he 'vu a thankful to aay there 1* no rea,on t-v vuppoa# v he prevent German actios lmpile* a • h r-nt of hostilities." The 11mi -i, of I'ommnns waa paikeil In Ihe door* to hear K*li-n * etpound the llrltlih posi­ tion in thi* moment when Gsre any ha* violated the Locarno paet hy throwing -‘roups into tha demilitarised Rhineland and of |i*ctici|»atmg in counterfeit France h«* retaliated with w ar­ Home demon* ration niretiiurs nionsy operations. / / mistrial re­ time garrisoning of her fortifi­ will be held in l-ake Monrue lo- sult d. O itts declared the imlictcation* along Ihe frontier. mormw afternoon, whli the I II rnent was a "po »tical framemi*' Ch,h at 1 o'rluck anil with thr ami detda*»*1 he was ypnocenL The minister -fold legislators He was ta candiilate for the that the courie taken by the Gar* Woman's Home Itemonxtiation .------, than on ..(operating vernier the maa lo m a physician u I’nited States Seiaite In 1920 hut man government complicates and services for the late name of either H fory, WLbur or d u b at 3 oVock, both meeting* arrival home. ha) ha w i wa« defeated by Duncan l T. aggravate* the international ilte VO In th# school hoiitc. W. H . Stsrsnson for the Mayor T. IDumas to* r e t la touch with U* d # rt_ .uatlnn. "Abrogation of th* LnFletcher. light of tho lajury, went Tue-day e „ morning . _ at ' • f “C . n ,l x »•«■> » » • as foUawa: rarnn pact and iH-rupation of tbi Five children sunWu. The Weather: Rain this a fte r­ Srpm * llnly Croaa Episcopal •. . demilitarised lone hava n m r< tfof which the dscessed w * .1 l ^ H l ^ - Memphls. Tsnn.. noon **d i tonight, prnlel ly end­ Pra­ founilly shaken confidence ia any Th* service* win be J*“ for •tem p ted rektory ing Tuaavhy n am in g , nut much W ueyl. a engagement In wjllch akgpga la tempasalgre; estrvm* w irw y -. . ^ V n w nre n t ny is* * .» M artin-D ram , eminent of Germany iw th w a st Florida, cloudy, probmay outer c' 1 am* factor. * (CeatfM* On Page ty s la te r hie condition in the future," •■Id Eden. a /fy occasional rain tonight, T u e--^ IW llllI* O H U a js a s# Tho active pallb-arera will be fHUeel. « At the *a day partly clmnly. me time h« g a r. hia For a w ttk or more hope *•» J ’hn Galloway, R. I- Pvck, F. 9. warning to tierm any. K ,u. ----. . ha ... I.vnuon, D r..L . T. Doss, B. F. hold■----•— out for .... hit recovtry, .b^t IIrated that Ci-real HH»)ln I* w l'lMarriage Iic i-rr-w t-re iftiUcd t.v Jt***o rem arkable rally, d espite. Whltnee. Jr.. !.. II. Connrlly, W. ing t, Kdwln Story, 71 of ( l i t o i | a rid 1 WASlb’f'llT O N , Mar. con, liter Retc t f fuehrer *. S. Coleman and (I. R. Rollins. Tho Ma tdemnerd ycere, end waa A t>lea for raltinad m*r D m lc' Corbin, ‘.'0, of S- nford; tA I’l Hitler'* proposal* for now pvaca honorary - pallbearer* are 0 . F. i r s a t t i a H Os Pave Tww) Geo. A. Smoke 22, of I -la n d , n^.^^^en• so I labor 13) neg iliaUpiivminU, lie aaki G reat R riU ta Smith, A. T Cnnnellv. A. R. Marand Mary Ixh, Mellon, 21. - f San­ an arrvinl in controvrr»y oriswould examine them clear-sightedshvll. J. P, Walker. F B. Langliy. ford; and A rthur Kobinw>'i, 81, in,- on of Ihe gov.rnm ent’ i pin Iv sriil ohjrctlvaly to dr term M Jfhn Adams, C. K. Adams, W, . **,*»*, „ . m , _ in . Zachry, 9. 0. Shlnhol.cr, W. A.1 BEACH, U*r. B --0 P I- and Leila lx>wts, 37, both • f S in pi..sl* for rail unlficati-n was their merit*. Ho said on* of th* i, j!le public Sunday hy I'rraidrnt Thu «lukili‘(| portion of thi* map ihows Iho HhlnrUmi roni* | iiioxt |inp.ir»int foundatltfna of tha Leffler, |*. N. Whitehurst, W. K. H * " reported th* ford| * |{nii*rv"lt. D prre. 11. J. Lehman, V. A. ■"**» of tkra* armed bandit suswhkh il MiiiliDirlivtl by Iho in u ty —a pact Dictator iM-m-e of western Europe has b a re t'aylnu tha. n "critical sltua Hitler vlotutcil when hi* aent Nuxl troop* into thn U'rrit >»y wi h or- -wept awd'y anil "if paaca la M. R. McClel ami, screw worm r. W. M. Thigpen. B. U Perk- P*«* of ifl yaood Walker, R. A. W0.000J inspector, inspected 3.821 head of lion prom p's this U- ter," Mr ijt'r* ii» ixcupy iht* tin*a. (/\^siH4i:»ti*<| I'res* Uhotiv) be <evnml Iht-ra Is a manifest duly to ndtlild.** „ Smith. H. H. CoU— ". Randall | Two young patrolman, white off cattle In Samlnole Cironty last Roosevelt directed hi* reipicvt to R -n-rt of U»# dlatrlct council chaM , Archie Brit*. ^ * " Ingtey, duty, took tho men in custody aft- week and found 18 new ca<r* i f J. J, I'elley, president of the »«*| IVemier Benito hfuamlinl has mMi n c bald American Kail-, •Id l» SlWw Bprihg* y . Minlrlch. S. O. Grey, C. J. *r a naar-gunflghC in which offi- screw worm Infcisiion T V MK-ia Ion of inform** France th at In avvirt yssterday and which waa att»nde.| Itumph, S. R. Jones, R. B. Rush,1core baat on* of ike man to draw- warmer the weether the g rrite r road*, and J . A. I'hil'ips, vice | of ctmMct reoiltlng from tha by a numbar from Sanford will r . C. Blank, E. M. Galloway, Dr. ing a pistol. the csra (hat must be exem-v-l by chairman of the Association "ft l-ocarno crteln, Italy la ready to b* mad* a t tonight's mealing of C. L. Park. Dr. A. W. Knox, Dc.| Tho toot sailed with tho man stockmen Jn combating the peals, fin l e g / la b o r Rxectr Ive* aaalat France agninat Germany \th « Veteran# o f Foreign Ware In S. Pulestoii, J. B. Ray, F. W ,. indwtod Jewslry, ctoUung and th* inspector said. The 1‘resldrnt also proposed - e v e n militarily. It was learned tb* Lvgtoa H a t Harry Kent, Stanley, C. t~ Mathew,, W. H. pawn tickots for other allsgad stolthat If negotiations failed, m an-1 - Ia • t night, R 'v e la llm of_ comaundgy ef tba local V. F. W. Rvana of Orlando, M. H. Doreett , n goods. Th# fire _departm ent f wield a agim snt and. men "confer post, h »l»o commander of tha and C. U Burpee of Jacksonrlllr.) Polic* haltered th* arr**t* par-, stubborn hlase on a Standard Oil ly with me.” A srrlew vtp labrir: allff-ne-l the British attUud* to. Z dtatriit and greaidad Jtt-lk* silver and rit~,mrmb*M- 0 f 'ib* Klwanla tially paired* sartes of daring hild- barg* tied u n to toe dork on the management confvrcnce*. alreaily want (irtnrnny. Spring* station. The n u t eonfrr- Club in a body| up* riagad to w rtcsttUy, largaat Boulevard this morning, >| t me- have been held. 4V •ne* a***Ion will ba In Orlando nn Frsnre* Disappointed Both active and honorary P*tl of wbleb was tho 930,900 Colony cretlad In extlngvlahlng It Irfo re Apr. M. fc t HARIS. Msr. « - bT8—Frenril bear*re, Includ ng all members of | hotel armed rdbkary. much damage had been done Chari** S. Oaaor, vtirrana’ th* Kiwanls Club, arc to gather j Tboao taken la rasbody ware offirtel* di-rlared today that w ar Gasollnv splllel on toe ileck of the placsaacnt afftoav a t tb* U. B. at the mlilrnc* of the late mayor, pa Georg* B. Corbin and w ith Germany to m a t Hitler’* vstcrana’ boreaa a t Bay ITnsv. 8X1 Park Avrnue, at 10:30 o'clock, I j c n y «„llivaa, both o f Miami h*rgo was Ignited by a spark from troop* from the Rhineland wda tha engine. nrgad tha V. F. W. p a n to work a half-hour before tha funeral. | w— u Howard of Fore imnosaibln nut th at Great Brite l f l T ; T ' ^ U M: P; !' r l R ER U N , Mar. 9. — I AIM for a rvUrena’ prafvrsnes plan In Frofli th - church tho body" will ^ Uflla, t» I, nln’* apparent sym pathy w ith The regular month',? m e'tin g of Carman* i ' . * ,l!, " llm vlly nrnictl force* of French tb ’a atatg similar to that In forco be placed In a privet. car an t U | p ^ i a w n W. R. Morray and J. tha board o f directors of the offers blocked 4 7 « i ! remow^gronce „t »nr | nn,| ,;t.rm , n iVoop* faced -sch Hitler'* peace In Mj atotca af tba. Colon where A. C. !•. railroad attached to th* LONDON, Mar. 0.— M l— Uv* rei\iniptb>n o s n u arrested the man a t a F ’mtoofa County CS-mher of Fr« nch ilenv’nd* for "Justice.'* th,. -■— _rT:?l" ,'L'l" n other ncrosa tho Rhine u,lay a* j r t a t m a r *«ldtor la 'given firs: train Iravlnj here at 1 P. M. and British flying officer. Tommy " watch on tho llhine” u* the Nail foreign office talked a t Tho a re -rh of <FM#n ertvasd SXtrg,:l])g t ) * . there Commerce will ba V ld Tuemlay r ^,*, i¥ , t u», Capet. JU aaao a t any gprp-nuat tfflc* thre token to Charleatcn B. C , ^ v*w>i>wn to Eng* Adolf ...... ... ... sonner* im rHitler's auldiers fg--' ^ eusplctoaa. Tba • e r a l lr t f ___ - , --------— * the league of Nation*' efforts c'Umatlon* of h ifte r disappointposition. M s Falhtabtrry. where a short srrr.es will be held . •renlnw a t 7:90 o'clock; Secretirv |Bnj rtc0 ri| today by flea -teppa.1 into tba former dijuilita i- ,u . m*nt. sml the French atmosphere Ralph F. Ragwa'I announce, that aorricb offlcsr .with tha vttorans’ *t 11 c'ctock Wclnesday morning w .i.k »• n . — i •>•»« -hours and twelve minutes. It* rlxcd' territory as the popular* I to uphold Iht- l^>carno part. Thotiranda of French troop* contln- th -e is nnifounil gli»tn. im portant bevinasa la to com- be­ Officers said tb* boreaa, gay* tba Information that from the Connelly Funeral Homs, lamled a t Croydon Airport after enthusiastic* ly crlvbrste.l what Officiate said France had Ita* uni io lake strategic positions tha maatlmr and a large it. thorn v * always "Job* bobbing and interment will be to tha ifoward aawfaasad to 10 robberlao leaving Capatovrn, South Africa, thvyralled to* yreatest memorial a t Ifhual Beach. At tba time a f tea da lx* la therefore de*ired. ■m Iho h ft hank of the Rhine, lt-*i uoon Ihe loyalty of her *1to " W at ret*ran* might bs able Charleston Cemetery. Relatives af Mar. I for an elapsed time of six . ihy since tha World War. They ere a frontier po*l* ilh heavy-He*—the "litlle entente" Yogoto obtain if they want after Warn, the d ec ea seo fficials of th* nut- thair greast. all Utrre wars armed, Fiwsldaat 11. M. Papworth .T tb e day*. seven h.nrs and five took u the watch on the Rhine fortifying their atrel nnd con "tevla, Ciechuslavakla and • •d grgod atsndaaM af sorste* of. read company, and tho Rar. Mr. aw) on* af Umm attempted to draw Chamber of Com mo rev will pr«- minute*. ! tlong Ihe entire important fron- artillery and barbed wire. Dn the mania and upon h«r' newly found fteop a t a school to ba conduUd Bram, who will conduct tha funar- a piste), pail* *1'#. llose also set a record for the tier, from Ihe Black Fore-1 t th - rigln. bank Naxi troop* main- friend. Russia. Hut they said th a t •" Dayfaan Bosk on Mar. TO. al service In Charlsston. win - —___ two-w*y fll«ht, having beaten Hatch frontier. Ttallied their m ilitary encamp- France, m en with the major pore Tbig school Wilt toaah aocb of company to t body. 1- * , , , T ~Z * , m ' ’ Mrs, Amy Johnaen MoIHson’a o u t-1 Th# former d em llltarlf.l area, menle. Hon of her "iron ring around • ■ W bow to b*lp retarana obTho body will II* to state a t tbc . . rd record by *nd i« mo,# ih .n ..... .. •• other jn rt of Ger­ — — Germany" cru st hesltrete to kske resilience from i o'clock this aw n­ mlnutsn. many, rotrjilad lie annual service* Raid H rrsian Cm* u la In * ,tra»tle action "If G reat Britain ing until 10:30 o'clock tomorrow In memory of thnao who ilieil In CADIZ,'Spain;, Mar. 9. — (A P ) ,|« w rtt u»." morning. former war* with a Jubilee over —A crowd of *oclaTsta and aynn-rm anv'* m llllary strepeth tom a r it i m e n e w s the marching in yesterday an I to­ dicaMt* raided the German U ls 2.170 800 men, according S tai'ag tkng "th e apnllcatloo e f stone require y e a n to become day of Germany** new army. n u u u l a a m i hauled down th* a , , m|.0f re h l French ____ ^ pM- kvnilable In th e *oU. Their general Wrea* tba F a rt o f Contra! FtorEverywhere Adolf Hiller win German flag and tor* It to piece*. mjM, , ,.v <}, ni Htnr1 A W nt Nta*. ida a t laafogd. WEST PALM BEACH, M sr. 9. arid sella” and t b n U f ft*U I BM’ tl" , ' ror*’ '• B t r ' c0,n' hailed a* tha man who "gave u* - Tho demonstrator*, who were wnrAlmrs dlvteloa — Pauline Burks C arr, business our so'dlvre black," who recreated e rlr used It w U be feen d to p a y . mended, Mr. Daweon said, b r tb s Igmlnols demanding employment, also at (on<m, nl| , r fn (he French army, woman and civie worker of W est Of Common "die wscht am Rhsin." (Th* watih lacked and partially burned four r .„n, ry| Nleeael’s | -f*^COCOA. Mar. ».-(AV-CUrvne# well. County A gent 0 . R. Dnwnen 1 Umeetone ebenld be applied to I a n d foparturr Stanley MaOee, 38, of Urn Works today adriaee Uto ffon following tbe sell a t lanst $ month* brf-ire Palm Beach, Will bo a candidate on th* Rhine). churehe. and convenU. . HUtr$»nited th N W ‘ etotog jthe legume e rn f^ la to be seeded. for Democratic National CommitH re r. Monday ’regress Admmhtraiien ad Day. •tope: People In the strerls spoke nf Troop* gmis’il vrith mtcBInt f ^ r 9 folio whs 1, Uewomtn from Florida In too the “mafrnlfloent" speech Hitler gun* later patVollvd ’ he street* Brom, shjrt mnUte, ana Beach, drowned Banda/ a f te r , 0 #t —ttjI— •< and from tb* T ,n u twalvn months i« better, ' f p y , especially on very a-ur flat n r'J u n * prim ary, Mr*. C arr aaid she mad* to the reiachatag jn ■•erday.; ’o prevent a repetition of th* w .U r Brmr it fell from a haussboai la Lake — * ~ :? r J poorly drained Mile. I t la best to'decided to make the ra re afisr EsDressV’na such *a "the Frenrh disorders. 0 KMU A L PKABBON, oil! . , . a fter, the ■ "ground: T T J n consulting w ith Democratic l*ndtvn-der polieet apply Hmaskma _ » W t o a Towing Corel 'fo.asatta, ikree aadea weat e fh * re .|ll" * ,^ ™ * T 1, rill do nothing for they know they — ■ Dumas Funeral To [Be Tuesday From Episcopal Church voting strength in the (Tty Is 4 'a t t s w as t o m J u l y .11, IHrtTl, on a n A la b a m a p ^ n t a l i o n . l i e wrma about 7,000, and the n-gi*trati--ns ordained a m i n i s t e r o f th e R a p tl a t ( last week totalled to 4!>3. r h u r c h in 1HH.A. an d movisl t o De* i lodge Jas. G. Sharon plans to go FumaV S p r i n g s a s p » sto r o f t h e j lo Tavares tomorrow tn finish the B a p tis t C h u rch , f irk lly e n t e r i n g term of 1-ake County Court ite r lb's in t r an et’ Uialnesa fro m which which h« hsa been prv.iling dut mg h e went in to |»o|itics^ |n P.M! he war* intlirted by a the li nes* of the lake county federal grand jurv on a charge judg*. Will Be In Charleston, S. C.* Pttiijknt Asks |)r,ila Kails Allfl And LaDOf Labi To Negotiate Pact Armed Trio With $50,000 Loot Is Taken In Miami Council Report I b To Re Given To Vets Tonight ^ ' • • aj •I * Whole Populace Celebrates1 As Germany’s Troops Again ^ Take Up * Watch On R km e’t s * r“ British Aviator Lowers Time Of Cape To England Demilitarized Z o n e (French Soldiers Occupied Sunday, i Rushed To Rhine National Hol iday, T0 Watch Nazis fore Farmers Advised By County Agent 10 Use Limestone With Their Cover Crop WPA Worker Drowns In Lake "Near Cceoa William E. Hendry, lreT ard »• •ba fishing p o n y abautd tba Q K K U A L FIMAMOM, oU mmraboad, pKmgad Into tb* ev trF Uma*ton* d ta 11 -------------- Tbwto. H mg addms a f tba laka a t th at M int. of toe cra ft ftaste greuml haa bean Ftowed and In. It la not limestone V Ui one lb* » Committee Berth Is Sought By Mrs. Carr ,J ere aad ouuianamg women throughout to* e a ts and receiv­ ing many aisufanres of support. ry lahnr, cam"*, and hilri* *uUly OB“" wmi frMly’^qulry Begun Into uHiJa*"'"' <nd 120,000 The Rhineland hail w t tern told Dakota Prison Break to apply GARBO TO RITURN field aach , -«■ frontier., 9.—(4T—Th# Stale Department ef not laa-h STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Mar. 9. msn tb* noil wash'.** —14V— G reta Garbo, who has D o a^'d o rf, a t on* *n<! of to* launched an Invaaugation * away badly away, type a f mechanical II la bast to spread Umoitooe to gat an even dutrtbution, S ^ * L r t2 r s “u"Lrr ; been on an extended vacation In rive, of many tegem).." , n.| her native land, announced today FTaokfort * t th* other, wllnvased * » ra * tre rio iu today. •he would laav# Gothenburg Tues­ day for Now York aa rente to The j a s t sfddler of to# first octUaoUaaog * a r a r e Tts*a« UoUywnod. • -S ■ * . «-o c a l w e a t F*ri*rday to artemps t0 eponejlnllty for Friday's ‘*°«1 P ~ « n break which coat tb* I lf» ef Warden Eugene KsUsy ead tWu (Aher pereona. 1 .) •t . . V TL , jn .a i m . < . '1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 07, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 07, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 07, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bbe5477b592d7bf72b95eec7495f82fd.pdf c5aebd9cb40da19b7778c6cf90831fdf PDF Text Text V*L?*V - 1 : ' •• ; i - i ■ ;.v r THE HANFORD HEEALD| HANFORD, -WHY ITALY DEFIES WORLD I N FIGHT ON OIL SANCTIONS TENNESSEE CAPTURES CONFERENCE CAGE TITLE •JjH! • , « v M S H Of. ft. L. Par kin ten (obeve), proeldent of Mlealulppl State College for Wgmen at Columbu., >* ana of aovoral adueatora In that alalo who ara undor flro In Oov. Hugh Whlto'a aaaortlon that ko will "purge" I ho achoola of poll* tic*. (Aaaaclatod Prooa Photo) Favorite Bird Dog "At Grand Junction By Viftao* of a a to M viatory a w Alabama In a nlp-and-fofc battta « K A ffvflly T oai^ tha Jnlvorolty of Tonnooooo won Ito flrot Bautheaettm eonfaranta baakatbplt ehamptmahlp. H art a tha ihamptanohlp taam. Loft to right, front row: KrUlo, Perklna. Marohali, Cap*. Andaman, Martin, daatoraan, Alan and Johnaon. Loft to rig h t back row: Rlgga, Kblon. Brand, Pick, Ptahor, Bfcilth, 'ultan and Itomaay. (Aaaoclatod Prooa Photo) ACROBATIC CAR SPILLS DRIVER—NOBODY HURT ... A& 'ffif Haro arc a o m a.a f .tho Qlantai of w ar and the atalwarta of traniportallan for whleh Italy muot have all If aha oontlmiaa to ,n Blklapla. W ithout oil burning ohlpa, tanka, ptanoa and truoka, tha Invaolan would oomo to a halt juat whan It . I?*.*/* •" ***. *r,u,"Ph- Thoroforo. Promlar Muaaollnl atood firm In hla doflanoa whan Oroat Britain ronowtd J p * L r . *f* *"• ,* ? '* * Natlana for all aanctlena agalnat Italy. Thoao planaa and tanka wora photagraphod on tho Bthloplan ! lll.L a VL l**dlnB ,nw l" b#UBd , , r th* w lr *»"• ,n< »h« daatroyor la In war manouvora In tho Modltarranaan. urn'* Brother lin by Gangsters EVERYBODY WALKS UP BUT BAbV! Ritter Impeachment la Voted by House Tbla rom arl^b'o plcturg »howa Driver B .b ty .H all (arrow ) of 1‘a ‘oraon, N. J., bom* ;mrl«d Irom hit lacing rafdator which did v>ma acrobntlcg not Sn tho program daring a (bat ran In preparation for tho 250-mll? atoek car raca a t Day.orm Orach, Kla., Mnr. f . Thr spinning car tVrnkd ovop tkrod'llm oa aa apactatara held thalr breath but Ball r.raped Injury. (Auocla.Vd P itta Pho\o) £ n Ua aama faahlon hla mart no* Igui half brathor, “ Muhina Ounk McCurn. mot death a fart* Nt l |a , Anthony DaMary (abava) I glaln by Ihraa gunman In B •ago ptel' room. Ho had baott* ha know who kllltd Jatk and I .“going la gat thomV (Atao* ltd Prooa Photo) Maraanad In thalr panthauaaa far abava ground, Haw VartPa sllff dwollort fluffed and gramblad mightily at tha building work era* M ika that halted tltvatoro—otpttlally whan It aama to taking baby up and dawn ttalro. Par example, hora'a Al Qraatletd and tha whala family trying to gat Junior and hirparam bulatar book homo aftar a morning airing. (Aaaaolatad Praia Phala) W. GRIFFITH WEDS GIRL, 26 (Aaaaolatad Praaa Photo) SENATOR LONG CHRISTENS PLANE YOU can trust advertisements . . . and the companies that advertise. Because written Beilin? is a pledge of faith. No established business can. afford to put a wrong in writing.. To advertise an inferior product is simply to fasten its failure. _ _ Make the hard parfof your shipping easy- as-you sit in a comfortable chair at home. This newspaper • ____ 4_________________*• *______ _ m * 1 _ J'm ____ a a *e . . reviews the shopping news of the day. Adver point the way to genuine bargains. They re .variety ftr m u . . . they prment the honeot > « vrS-v/d'd / products . �Sanford b th e Only Oh Florida City Afferdlac BaU, Aad Water Traasyacta DAILY NEWSPAPER SA NFO RD . Ambition* Program 36 Mapped ByLocalChapter OF Loot Candidate For Ji NUM BER F R ID A Y . M A R C H « , I t S t irren S to re ^ u r c ^ fl^,n c r s ^ With. “ Co-openul«u u H C a w I ton*' m efIC ? 9** «* "heel property) Military C om m ittee MWrong In Critidiing The President L ake) Taken S E ^ n sa sS Doherty Sold, - Einployra Bought / 1ii Tin i W AflHlNffTON. J l i r j tb mDohgrty.oow ^ n f s120,500,000 tis s Tourists Injured pairy^lnto^tha Major General fpM iL iil M M l d e iitf r m crttKst- Sheriff R e p o rts ^ ! --------- i w»e le H o f f m a n Extends Hfa Inquiry I n t o *’'*”• cSE » available an Deej 18, IM d. S heriff Chlmnan Texan u til, n p liw t that “Jd fcte- had b rer* fev an In- wnwvd O erelck , now serrig g a m M at aid Ufa ierm< The Ih e n ff said that trerete i n , the “purpose e f the Interview sm s re tio n am i' ^ »pacifically given. It wna an* T re >sussed h had some connection whh the Lindbergh case." , W " 0-00? ! Coleman b now at Orlando w M irth t u n lending th# m m »* offictra eot^tR* m .e d i c S T h i . reply * h b ■f* • ■ deputies |T _ Cerelick aad three others w e n id T O eowvissed i'n the kidnaping of Dr* f r f M B I E a s t A f r ic a n W B ritish Officer Killed By Bot 18 O t h e r s Slain British Red C r o m Unit By I t a l i a n r The a se siw t.a Suggeatlonn In B Germany mny deno Locarno treaty gavt Two .Women, Little • Boy Taken To Local H o s p i t a l Today was hinted that long moat drastic < League of Nation joined by Italy. Mr*. Georg* H. Garllck of 10 S)eter dtecet, Otrsws, Canada! her grandchild, Ronald Burne, fo u r end one-half years of a««, and Mre. Charlotte Blythe of US W overly S treet. Ottawa, ward admitted te Fernald-Lsuightun Memorial ’Hospital shortly a fte r moon today, suffering from severe Injuries sustained In an autoThe concrete gutter is being mobile accident. Up to the hoar pf going to press the M l extent of laid on P erk A renas between Ful­ their Injuries bed not been d»- ton-end Commercial torecta today end the week o f relaying the heigh pavement snrTBe wfls n id avenue wBl bo. undertaken s e t t week. *M ellon trip In Florida waufc* l i b r e n t e ,b a v e r t e d tb tajt* Several memhfce e f the Semi­ him to W arin Springe, G a , where nole County Beard of Cornin'** i ha p lare to spend a day or two olonera plan to attend a state con-' * the Warm Springe Found* ventlon e f county commlselonerei Uml la Fore P le n a Urn b iter p a rt of From Georgia ha b scheduled next week. to head fo r a Florida port where ha will heard the now P rtildential yaakf Potomac fo r a fish­ n g h t 'a n d S an m b y , possibly ing expedition around the Beshowers in extrem e south portion, slightly C o lo r In north portion to­ In ethey y e a n the President night, E xtrem e northwest Florida: P in ly cloudy, cooler la extrem e portion tonight, Saturday «»fdy and unsettled, w arm er in west portion. TripOnMareh'l? lio n s a r e a ig n a to rle a Locarno p a rt whleh them erlth B ritain, t Belgium t a repeal m et aggression by an ther ] Hitler preriouely dealer bed no Intention < anting th e Leearna lank hut now k i t xufgerihd the pros pee, o f Ithly** A* wt.h the resulting Central Entente of Germany, KhJ Austria m ay cause him te hie mind. r 'P r ia e o E rn st Von Bt berg. A ustrian ring *ha conferred w ith MtteeUi Rome. -V* Germany eootandl d r t 'l Soviet mutual aaeM M fti': a violation, while Italy- P«r Oomany 1. Ska algC not fellow np She stag wRb Inite s rtlfn i. She m ight d ee'en the I police . e t the Bhlneb n j • > part e t th e national w a y , 9. Ska m ight sand seven! tallohe U chat a n a aa no ward damaaatrntlon o r hag tary Independence. - 4. She m ig h t take the n e t tram# step o f dbpetohfag ' or f m d lv b b n e I h ' the thereby placing the ihU hl/i uieOsd Rhineland an the ^ rep an d aaaa h ails u the re Mayor Rallies, Reported Better This Afternoon Cole* Racket manud"jaftie"dwmrnZm rtha m o lts of the Imerriew. -'.Ptumbere' jresttr- Kin# of the ton candidates to r Congress from th e new Fifth DUfriet attending a conference In Palatka yesterday of the Demo* c ratio Com ml nee for the die. Jr<tt w#nl' on record aa favoring r o md mo Ion of the F lorid, ehlp canal. But the tew h eandldate, ju d g e Jaa. 0 . Sharon of San* ford, alone withheld hie endorse­ m e n t In an addreae to the com­ m ittee Judge Sharon did nor voice oppoelllon to the canal, but laid be could not endorse It until he wee ehown th a r ih# big ditch wou'd .not be harmful fo the w ater ' resource* of South Florida. Judge Sharon aleo told the committee he favora the “revolv­ ing plan“ of raising money for old age pensions aa Included In Tomorrow's tides: High at 1:81 the Townsend Plan. Three olher A. U. end 1 :M P. M* low e t 7:M An impending threat of 10,000 A. U. and 119 P. X. Chinese C om m unist/ against Tai­ yuan, Shansi Province, China, led The Elks will nominate office re M snhal Yen lfsi-fitian, veteran i t tonlght’e meeting In their new w ar lord, to declare on emergency heO. Election la to be In April and and mobilise an arm y tb h alt their Installation the following month. approach. Tw enty tlx American mltalonarlet may be In danger. There was a fluctuation of only four degrees In temperature yes­ terday. The highest wee M end the lowest wee 81 degrees. One* fifth of an la th of rain fell- Im portant Angle o w o r th o f h ie o w n c o m p h n y ’a s to c k e a riT In 1929, a n d * n o t h d t v o tin g a g a i n s t a n j n - s The v sprepeeed & shsvaetlgetlon & r . ’rof. ■ M M M H B praetioa co-opera lie* activities, comrmimtT seritce, fcaderaWp act hrkiss, thnunge aad savings, scholarship recreadien, an d <*m* free distribution to d a c te f meeting* bere to r home planting. O perate; la comrnuruty service the boys fVwore F arm er owned aeeat curing hope to tfc their greatest apod aad end kmohtog P haws set u p nine roals. These a m opfcavp and addiuont: beatulficat«4*n of Semmolt H ia tt, School groonda; encourage pleating work a t other echcoia in eocntyi e n c o re ., o m m im w m _ , a t * l r » * bewwificationi enconrej whool chapel program s bamo prodwtlon o f meat fo r jt* « emdxa home use; plant permanent school (Cm i Im n S . r u . Magnate Disposed 01 Voluble Oil Stock. / ’Hfa* Attorney Says i T i Buna,* attorney for the Cfcleo Berries Company, told lab* bp tnveet'gatore that Doherty w e. telUng OUee Service, stock at the Mobilizes Chinese ISuggestion Of Bre i-r------------ -------- In Pact Adds g i <a to Sanford hha , a e b rn ^ e o f • wo i t for this ro a r •bat will hasp tkw ,‘adh m are than E waa a r t divulged m to the T. W. Lawton Be A Cand Two Jacksonville Better'Biuine88 la Women Disappear, Forecast In Spring Foul * Play Feared WASHINGTON, Mar. t .- U F h - For Rd-Eli Oihneny. from Addle Ababa (hat British mdjor. 0 . A waa kUlod by an lta t as ha earred w ith a I naif behind th e Kthlepl Nineteen people, • three patlenth In the B bu lane a Unit* * t t » US Forecssdng better buemeos ahead. Secretary Perkins as Id yesterday she waa “strengthening the fed­ eral employment s e m e n In the belief that they a n going to ha busy this spring.** < ; A plan lo r evntag tagmploymoat cam# frees a e« mm lists in George bombed X arem, the A bb L Berry’s Industrial Council, which proposed creation of a new fed- On Ittilsn mlUUry ib| tttg , g kyw f-old . farei right was aonvlgni -,y Ueort Jery of aoored r M in the (laying of M k bis 78-year-eld mg triad an a charge ef r;,v nllH tt'VP yrem. Be ' far ahnm wna enong are ( W w M l a n e s t ing ef the ledge the slase tahtotlen and h f r y to be given by the ■ne lodge next Tuesday T he pnlsctton degree 3 . H. Treluck, J. / . Pv* F. H . B U m a tom rig h t No arreeta b a re been made In the ease b et definite (lues have been unearthed by tareertgating officers th a t toad them to be* Hare o n slain, Have th r t both women w were Brian t i n Inspector X L. Acosta said to rt r i g h t Powell woo gneo(toned by the • W e e n In thn hope that he m ight th rew own# light on (he whereabouts o f thn women. Roosevelt Files In 3 State Primaries * ______ WASHINGTON, Mar. U l M dent Rooeereli started kia inM eillen campaign relliag formally toes night Iqr signing petitione pntttng hit, name In thn p tu a a rin hi Men- LOCAL iRS Bench A Cloud Woman Wills Men Who KB v �1 ■ 1 ** ■ w ^ o U s in. iuy.".tiui - ’T T — PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald B atefclU k r* la Who Owns The Game? IM S Tallest Dam Stands Gua rd A gain s t Flood A ndDrouth In Imperial Valley Lands France Extending ‘Security l h a w ’ Into Middle East •ff• r *^ m m 'e to prevent Seminole Indiann, living §nm4my mt ««»**<•▼t. M erlJa • r■ crglad'-i*. from huntinjr gam e, firings up the InIII A «r«M ,n i n * ‘ —• ,— ---------- — w ------ , teresling iiu f'tio ii o f: to who.n does the gam e belong. Iin m 4 M r U s ^ Jl a l l r e , >... dfliWr IT, !*!•. I ••* off |«*# File * *F*' *rt Myer« News Press w rites very enlighteningly on M*#«rde Florida under a rt of tth h fe '♦ll?* subject i'S follows: O iigTfM mi *1 mrrh a. 1 *97, “ Noting Ih.th th e Semln' les sny they want only to be IKil'I.OKK i IT1 \ . v u , , n HOLLA M l I.. l i l tV> b*t aloiii the M itm i Daily News rem arks th a t if they ivtlH . otn hue ,*.n wni| 4 ’ Aiwd U s e r a g re e to b a te deer, turkey nnd eg rets alone (Inventor :n>i ihm e.it>.r .,f ennerrte W O H D O IT f i l l A — I I M o l e afr M aw il M n i t t fr r ‘‘h o lt/ should • ‘trik e n bargain with them . haw harmse.l he rt r Iiiiui H U M f i l i a l IM A it \ n;i» (M r»i<> m rr m l “ T h is brings up several questions. The main one is. ,Col • n the wnrl-l u m V*a» §1 L*' Ha H o lh l $t V ho Olios the g am e? The title, to Is* sure, is Vested III 1Its lallc.t ,|nrn| 0 ,, T % # a a — fl <einpletinn «f g ^ n i II..iil.ls*r i!a*n th e S tate of Florida. Hut it can very well be argued th a t ■f'U rrh f Frr Wrrk *** more rhen i» .. y.ai-i ls-f'ir» the th e re is a -enous flaw m the title. The land anil the At a%llaarr iiaailr#*. mnli construct Kin ■I'toltttr, an.I ua a'fhaaaa, yy**lntleaa«a ■«*%•! n.*ilrr« gam e which is indigenous to it was originally owned by the c-|. am» t.) hr '«■!■ »a go. rrnmetll Hunt For War-Proof O t r y n a l a a s r «afs t u r t h # (BMSfae'W# Indians They did not deed 11 to Florida, the SemiroM aa faaelw Mill he* rhsfknl I ton Mi.r It .n.|. an Arucnytn • yrthlie r iJ trr lD ls y rslea. tv les never having matle th at kind of treaty . N either epic sii|tr» no* at ■'^ anmcrM^y utul t ContinuetUliy. 1 le v '|iiitcliiim il t.v surrender to force. T h e l*r>n>*r, . . . i . v . . . fc ..^ ib iy s T f y t l i |.a t » e l» « a n d | i i i ’t q r>‘|yr<* . ^ id Nntions Of Kuropo |aiTna:.'*w_ ..nr^*Wrv'<»r"',cic*'f\Mlt ^ item defualiil ill battle but th e re Is no record " th a t ‘ Aim.mt P hi y e n ., a fter llcrr.anI **1 *d% r y f Iwliact. Iiffirrw -ar*" I bey ever (oticeiled coili|liest. T heir lands w ere scirtsll.),, AUnon. 0. -mg r.rilcr r.i. M a i n t a i n e d I n I h # I a f t e r e ' l l r w eaf M tltFttT H V M lrr - I I I . p r l s r l n at h r " .I and I bey were driven off. Subsequently due prucess of onad ’+ t»nli*r«. *f si «».**r*.,j ;,nd lu < k l r n i f u a n d V u lu rk Ms. • law was fixi'il up to lrifali/r tho whito m an's claim hut pl<>r~.| tiM. » <«>i* ».i«. rowr. Tha II vru Id U n I’tstnl rr sf 1 hr tho fart romnina th a t it in no hottor than possession of 1 ^nM-nun **y •-* rrr.i« i Is a a d a l.e r rr«a which In r «riu « tw y ly n a i f t l r || t . . t h e u a . f»r rr I w‘,h '"** r,kr ,K , h " t *tiany n th rr stolon property. p a h l l r n f l n n ® l fa ll n r t e a t | l a p t i t i t ' e Having acquired the game Ibrutigb appropriating the Im perial vldl# > •f»* f* r ftM’.m* f r N l i f l le» II acr aaes* etlhrraalnr t h * ons. I l l 4 l ( f 4 l a # H ln m i n e r n r • fltr In d ians’ lands, th e w hite man now w ants them to refrain 1A't’llf •* 1 nf><i' j1 p u h l l e h t t( h c r r i n All llid# •» *(. jth from using what rightfully belongs to them . At least ftlt n a| eakllrw.I..a« ,.f .,*..1,1 «‘A“t l .lf \ i* r s r a S I c k c a . . . . I n ar.* a t . . . . . . . . . sunte white men do, although the list and this is impor- uppi-r IITmi ; • t- \rv .id a ii 'h«•n *in, 1^ u d r _ ta u t —does not include the present tie facto owner of dam 7J7 r a* •i i'll and hy f*r FRIDAY, m m u it i. I’i’.il «the land. Baron ( ’oilier, who purchased from th e sta te fh.* mil. • l.i . hi*i. i n , an d national governm ent most of th e region which the fam*.'** *■n . • ,jdi" n I- mni * « « BIBf.K VFb.SK K » b TODAY Sem ite los occupy, not only makes no objection to th eir ••nly 1Id f* t*r A pf'Ml Miid’< n re s tm e but takes every opportunitv. personally and f II '..tHMl/l'*/. v. J A 01VK COD it: rT* Hp'*fl» n ••#i * *• th ro u g h his agents, to assure them they are welcome. He "f *f(# Jill . Hore.ur the l^.r.l »r • h by n.|»,. le ts them slriclly alone so far as th e ir habits and habi­ •l.srn M 1 • hail 1. II'.I .11 : , , , | , stance, a ril wuh ilu r . . • I ' l l f ym d <•( <»ifii r ’•• '• r r inti. »•. .Tm all thine I V. .• fit* . ’» ta tio n s are concerned, the contacts of ( ’oilier county of­ ar. 1 p«i v*’» h-. i r ficialdom with the Indians being lirg ely in the role of a Mini'tJi r 1i)|.r Dlls, nri 1nil ; hi* hospitable neighbor. "lllllllBI /• .i a . f ll*.He W# hope iif »»f •h. •Ml*tt| llilti'M Hut while Mr Collier can m ake I hem welcome to the i r.. * 1 • fl«i#*-| ri.n n •>! thm year have a i;i,’.. M| III II •#* of bind, he does not own the game. The statu lays claim to humor. (*ans.. - f *•!«•**• MU -going tu tin,| if Ib u t ’ll’ Vlifl th a t and goes over his head in denying or |ieriniH ing ii'.-spass. N either th e original ow ner imr the present titbv • a te rtnmusl. I I I |e I • It bier has a n y th in g tn sny about th at S tran g ers in far I.. ••:f Tiillihassee m ake the rules, which say th at the Indian Atnonj; 'u: n H r no) m aintain him self ju the slvle of bis tradition ihi ni ih< p% A Mi* 1 i m.i E a rtrr i kin‘i'1’* b* i a n -*• it in terferes w ith the pleasure of the white man flViatr.*, \u< •i :;’ir.»* in “S". I" be lei alone il is demanded that I he Semmo|e« agree in |e| nlniie th a t which th ey rightfully own the •K . ’• •• |\ .r „f . 1,, ii>< ni the l.ihi| th ey neither ileisloil nor abandoned This Now YorV. i tin Jigallstic sitle of il. There is. of eoiirse. a prai ’ n al 1* M,| mi’k i 'l i - h a r w U-cn tin iile. which puts a somewhat different light on it. Few. 1 • * L" • . #.| •. ev/r* •< i b v t u th m any . • <i < ic.. if anv. begrudge th e Itult.ins the gam e they need for their IM* •! .* the coumry Imv,. 1 i: . •IT 1 ..1 .at ••v.ii use. W hat th ey are wanted to let alone is gam e the • •• i tiled iheniBelwi f. \ d I. '■ mail d u a l's th e villa'll o' the piiei induces h at 1 . ft rerjJt of ir \v..; %, . Ml \»... I! . is . t •• .ill Tbnl m akes th e fundam ental problem, ns always, * TWy -suy- «Imii • i *i •, fl till , i , 11 vi• i.r dealing w ith th e white man. If be can he pre- r, |M•; jubemao r nl Af i l l I'll fiotit debauching the Seminnles th e problem is 1* ’* d *i . *, !*•!'. cryvt ids' 1 • . m|\« •!. •»- . •-* • . !••» . 1 l%•} - a . wt»e tjoy>* htivr n«* ••ii Mky *■* 1 t,. .:*i . .1 V«k into the cry ,u \|#»r** •• i t . *’i|i iy.». •»’ •*.. jU se« win i» gn-ng '•» Stopping Accidents .» -rk " i \ • #l.Dlp • f •1 !.#• — rt P I J ' I | Hi.'. i rs ••! * 1 • HIM 1■* \k»*r. W» see <!««vi*i| it. .1 i* t*. 1 ... >n r, d h I’b e e n d iM o m en t b y t h e Florida ( al lb men’ > A «'«'i i Ha* prvdict'il ii.i* i** I* n v M »d, I##h i.i (hi* ii i | i. .In'I.nr (*1 ruin rs of l ’utnnn ii e pr yi am to iv't r .»i»*r- m I .• wore nom ii.iii 'I f.. *111* | * M* . d •M • 1* ;• • i i hivav s ol th e s ta le of w andering cattle sin ulil be a E#fr*in i •• hi' VISStill "VC'S I ill.. iid•y U le Ip in a vvoft III ef loll I re lure anlum bill* act i eiils. hi* *»!*'» I - We’ll Iwf tin’ll pick j# 1 lot »»f • *t parts if he . 1 \ ii I • .«lily ;iiik| h r lI tin T.nnpa T rihiuie sa.\s, is more iniport’int In many I* tho nesr fum y. a> * \ njf •»» iiKikr I i ii tl .i i presidi nl iaI pri fsTencc T here is no qties , l'J.'SI M»m I(*(i ttaw Kurilr m. •.( !• f i . ’ i I ii.it Mi . iv cut lb on tiiir r> ails an- a m inure in iii u 11 iV•• Nf ni I I. i i . • f I Id le* eliminated. fl* in III**•IiI* i Th« pus iiiv« *.r •' T •lisyi c,i* s | I’o iiiuig out ilie iriousiie.ss of inoiiuliiig aceiilent .. il# »«• I HP i»f ' • being insil- foi 'I •I. g i n n a l i t * 11 | i<«• nf "!7 : he T iib u ii Dll of a traveling salesm an who diives ' 'F. - g*Umg mo. U. r. I*. i v n m l1 it tlir lorK»- t »• * ' Dlin nub s each w a r has c iidtliTeil a one-man qlleath'ilmagniniv nil o >< ilu '. sd If j trr in u*»rlil, ItevieW of lleCongress •him .1 f • I v ••.nk a n ! *' lire. find publishes bis findings in the Altho'ii;K *h • t tit n #*f j» \y«-i* .1 view The qtieatiou: W Ii it would you do to stop auto- :»» l!«» il'ft'r iliim ««tilv nriil* ti’n »' a p p ro |irin on r..r i*. •• |o II. I qi(e bvi ilui the I:, i would i undid, accident"? ihr iirimitry jMir|n»t»»«* «f nin'rcll'RH In i U»e lhr»c |i'C-.n. ' |d icy "•'•'a) “ Alan II. T ripp of Hattie ( ’reek. Mich., personally in te r - 1 f|i*o*in an i »t»iriPif w »trr ilrimiT P° Star, True, briuhvr, 11 uc. An I viewed more than a thousand driv ers and tra ffic cops, to I riiNli *f Ii•tcli il'irharL't' »o l»- m** bowl i find that lifi percent nf accidents are m used by speed and p..nn-d d-rny t>cn*i of tow flow n s from *nh* nf power sn of also that (ir. pern nl of drivers illlerviewt'il do not want th e i— e •a Tho c»».niy copin' • in n*i»nv p . . i| ..f enrs redueed. 1 ..... .. "•"»*' *hi* ' h,• • "f ,hr i rr minil i!.c c Putnam ronniy •rt. T h- fl*l« »:»l •- *t nm«*nt “ Ha ed IIII w hat lie leal If il ill t h e s e interview s. Mr. mtiUiop* rs of /oi i’AI’” T u t.| offers the fellow ing suggestions tu elim inate acci­ n * srl ' h- i" lull ■he raiul f>t In in h inr " IU> ililer • an och«r <Uy ^ h r n < y • «*«-• dent:: : h»* fr» I n v*UMT. 175 a ntenih, and dig i-nmy v*a.sl 'F*ie|i state to have a m otor vehicle com plaint de*100 a momh for du* ............... t p.'irtni' ilt that would welcome reports of cureless or reck­ VJIAMI M A V i’B T llllF X T F N F ll “promoilrg'* th«i nm il Tie- "I™ less driving. ••emu to he that if the po Jccs . ( “ .Make the black or white line between highw ay lanes | MIAMI. Ms.'. (! Mayor A. ' ' j IYM protrv:;»rd’/ e l In the lint.i, u i ’.!l inches wide, instead of six inches, to prevent siileswip-■i It F ...*ry »•», |o 'I v t . ’- l i r *’7 la liab o not iu be eiufi. | | ing nnd half of all accidents. frirn.ln his life wa» in d -'ig c r u», ’’Hiiild no more rin d s until all main highw ays are a ip m i I'. of Tu* «ol-*pok*n •I" | ll#w Woelil il do ns a stolen.. | euncintkin ' f u-angsl**-. reck* ward wor'd pearc to grt nil ill" th re e lanes. nil kin. to ugrre >htt the nest | ’’Hiiild no more new roads until all roadside ditches t i e r , and gam bler* in Die Miamij ▼ar. whm and if Ii enue*'. would |I ;n e done away w ith, until all curves are straightened out area. Ija feughi »irssiy m a i-tt-h imn<! | w)jpr ,, possible, and until pruteclion bars '.ire placed ut all N* e*ab, t * firhi^-Tnun »- S-ar- ,|all;rvr flp0Ls. h Advocate. Wnuldni be any tr.u u e 1 ’I.imit speed In U0 miles an hnur, “w ith governors on — getting all the nations nf the wotld 11* gas when I h i t speed is reached, i la agSB* to that. Tim in o*>e w-utld | ears h> sliut "H with sh ite police or county police - toms In trying to get them to .tick "I atrol all l' lm d o r the .su per it* km nf of one commissioner. "M aintain s ta te fam bulitnccs a t strateg ic txi'iits, and ■i"!e|ih ncs nut mr.ro tffii jun i iirht miles •apurt, t.i cut tlown Th* Mian- Thestcix i> w Vrmrn <Hie death loll ntnohg Hfie !l in ju n ’t1. I Out R ij . hw blosisimpl fordt In _ _L*Xl)e Itnvievi'tJVjWt ,vf»w.i ‘is Inviting p rp rt'eal sug. i m-w K*on light# dn<t luruMT gtslUns /nr Ihe^llWn lion of highw ay nccldents, and ms in i pn>liii)iini~ ’ th'i f«a SI U is tho ntsieal of nil K it • tills 'aboilfit short pirtA l highway in Nciv York st’ite, t h a t 1 Js side of Btsudway. TIp »» n - p isseh four sc h < Is. w it a liistory of two nrr{ tents each it bin a y ear and t half. An un||l tanirovpiU’ri* in the n>wn m onth anil eight . l « ^ S r i home >• We t a* tho*# which d erpass now m akes th e rossing sa fe for children, nml the ■nor U K are yet to a me, tw o traffic lanes h a v | l n sep arated hy 1 C feet of parkt e k the paD«cra>si\Tm«a as w ay to eliminate hcatMjin collisions/' W>‘* 1 W sa lha eh If pnde of »H«' *’.■ 0--------:------- . s ■Star management a n t rank this ■ r n ----ly High among the loader* >n i ' tmrmi amuifineni world. SANFORDjfey ENTY YEARS AGO ’tut York, Miami Beach, or ILLytad hast lull* more tu offer. tu hotter of tha blrthq Jones. Mrs. J. 0 . Davldnon W arts lu -' I It ns sc unfortunate that S'tm- tulle daugh'er, lsnabtlli 9 County residon'e. on account I \ ,-llogan rnttnaincvT day a* (IranJ R rpn senlstW* of ■ peculiar but apparently un- charming children's is the local PyihisM Staters to I* lilsblr quirk in the law, wit » * k. tfamra wtrh p res.lit at the Grand Temple ■ Iq register all over strain If throughout lha aftsrnuoi sessloif of Knights of PythU t f want to vote in tho coming lltdt folks had tha i!m< and Pythian Sleierp at Key Wtst. ■ocrwtic prim ary <4 the lives. Ipriied for thtk A a ad*ertistm »nl of tho Star "amber elaction. It mean* that weas on Wire: Mildred ry 'voter a n t h a w to mako a Holly. Virginia Backs: .’W a t e r announces S h a t list i la thn registration pi ices a n t Fields Louisa Fields, theater will present a mov-o. “ Poor nP ai lkltllW a Wd S •▼ •▼▼ w ry ry FRIDAY. MARCH fi. I 9 ifi T1IK SANFORD IIKftALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA «a sff IIwraa’uvat f f a!'*** "-trep u e p* I | a 1 % » •* s u 'd * trooMa e f c*ung his • m o w tho books a rain. It also MS that aspoiwisor of RegutntI TV«P«n will ba put «o s rffli lot o f unnacwaesry work IMfbtsnny n a r r o w , But th a n ttrV d p fu r lA I f you want to Ciqlo Pippins,' Monday erecting I A recent forty-»hrecvdegrc* drop Pensions For Aged tn temperaturv »n \V«j»h neton Ueach IlllJJC T Totfll « I 1 ucarcely nmc**t| by tho New each Huge ot With U. S. Added " V m . Mar S —</W —W h.n 1 n >*-l States old-age m iu ra n re - * i.inn cornea ini* effect Jan. '. I *It. mi.r» than 12.1.000,000 per*on. n the v rid will be protected ■LH n*t poverty ,n th eir d e rh n m r i i . v » according to fi*ur*a 0f th« I I . p it ,na la b o r Office. M l Dry Cleaners ..... "UO Covered Bridpres Across Ohio Streams " t ' Mm'S, 0 . Mar « —IVP) • and *»ikTgy daya are gone, • •*vr#*»| h rulge^- m ore »han nFfff’Trf'Xnr w*Vk al ±*LZV J | Seminole Co. Laundry P h o n e 475 ENGUSH’S GULF STATION Appreciates Your Patronage D a sh in g — Polish—Tire Repairing Registered Lubrication W e Call For And Deliver • . f rhfin nr»* ftdl toeing lan/* »t f >h." \ ifV*v cohdlicird hy »he Oh»o • *. »r,h*» .lnjf cal and h ta io n n l .. v that leaai 511 — i I.KANRD** I fM)K! T hr a rt in Pry < Iranin^ t»» cl**an wi'hout lcav mjj the jr.trmeni* an a p ­ pearance of having le* n i !ean#*d. To l* a'«* the frock or yarm eni *o at tiacA vely, sm artly f i n h , that no one wou'd 'U^p -rt *har Pry t leaning Una re«|M*n«ihl^ for it* new like appearance Y"»i u ill reeoKnile the *UiJ' i i V- present e- mpulsory awknras twB'ernity insurance cover sii.non.ooo |ST?ons m ai ••*■ ro tn p iilsn ry nkV agr, in" V. *tul vv il • « ’ and orphans' II lull • protects 1#0 ,000,001) Aei'i" r« n .11) countries. If j i X J m* Im if ro m p u h o ry irtnjriTK**. •' ninrn** (xrnpnvianon nn«l non• p*rt Airory pennon n h u m f i arc " n n»> acrounte th e rt n l* t •• lift) la*** f/.r th#* protection of /x#*r* or th n r fnm ilim against ■7 al nccnf»nfi, «cknrti«, m a­ rt ' o il-nkTY* and U'oth, ihc la■ffid* «aya. I1 ' fiirur* incluRlea railway v I** w h; are »D»*rywhrrr pro• I y <p«v>al ®rh#*me», an well k>«* »*mmrm offina. a "w h ) a rr -il n rv a ily every c o /m r y ” l)ttl acchtnar^d it now .* to the ^*nun*» deciiion*.—Poftlant Oregonian. Your Car P h o n e 9121 F irst & French •» * i.l*« m nre--«f theae pkemr* :i;H" ••**• in 'i^r in the a'arr. il v#- -r 'he w e t y «ays reni I l/c-i an> heinif replaced *0 . .1. .” . af» r a c*n»ury o f more -Im* th#*re probably m ..m l' i’ .a rn o th er decade. I ’ •• I p’ m •\ i'i an tinin»*ar»v ? • ndit. * .r"i;i rontm* it *o •i. *i vm I .*»!•••■ | •!». »»i’* n P(* ini* ' • uni l*i»- *iv. n n • l.i- **•• ! ..••nil link «. \\ i • •* tn ye the R allk I 'i iiin.li, I at via mid K<* f #*».!. Iiiim I •• i• Mrith M dh•i I io In rib ( m i ip in y 'a n 'vr- • «! n •»* "ii I' land ,r*f « t *i p a r of our chain hold* ‘ . !h • ,** a*j id on* F r nch dlplo* *. V i»r peace lh F.urt>p'» *••• lilt* wr | hav * few 'V#* M kern liirht on arm* •H* iiiir-i |v i." SUNNY-SIDE MARKET More gallons of CROWN GASOLINE a re s o l d to MORE MOTORISTS because of MORE MILES PER GALLON • M 'xnl IliiuquctH a special­ ty . I’rlces re.tsonnhlc. STAND AR D OIL COM PANY Mrs. II. K. Russell IN CO M PO M A flD IM N fM fU C ^ r i ’honc 391-J Celery . A re. i— �&rvv--’ "■ L ■' - .............. ^ ----- w — -------------------------------------------------------- FRIDAY. MARCH fi. Pttfi r. ' PAGE TTTHE0 THE SANTORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA FULL OF RUMBA RHYTHM iutililt* Program-* \t Filmland’s Crown > Ambitions F « r ’36 Are Mapped I>oi, T om or S al"! <l i\ Adjusted To Fit \rv. Kine's Head By Local F. F. V< Social A nd Personal Activities ’ MIS-* M VIM; \KET PETERS. Society Editor Social Calendar T e le p h o n e US I f .•nllnnnl » 'He »»re«* U i h < can Fan*. • Stniur It in.I ... pm irratrf of , , End it: i »L, r ; Repa r in.I ,rn Ci»nmuto»\ t h e-m I In cn 4>prr:r i . I S(’\V WeekObscrved M School Program *‘v 'Mi* I’ft'im* ' *•- ” -n .nr Floral .• 1 At... . .-.I*, , - , !**• ). h.l. •• i i ••: f • . 1 ■f"' l>* l - ll 1 llw . Cl ; Ma .Tai- H .1 1 R 4,-rv#»l* !•*» M * b M *, Mr< f TI !t»^jn*r « r> ^ n’" u a - the -ulijrrt • f a tonm* <>n I .t..rvl Awnuc. .'t T hu^'tny rm rn ng by H » R"V \ Hitnii, nn itlomna Mr and Mr< W V. Wataon [ . • M* II, h AVa.k.r. al*o a „ > trfin <*f *h»» rollcirc. r* nrt**re«l V 11 1. 1 \x •h p a no acnm^MiniAfn John Wi.ii-r *nd * n of MOMHI >• . - 1. M 4, Af.hlrod V \ M*am. ar»* nrmnnir ihIhiops here t » \ * ■r 1 'lie uf 'll f t 1 lie 4*.’k IM- I »hc iis il n-iii* «*n* for n short time a: '* \X• • g tl ll P.i| * « b 'it 0 I! 111 •• of Fl«r»* . \ | | , 1 1 * 1 I'l \ k * . 1 Al • ’» *• .1 • 4 .. 1 p .- f••r AVttmpvi AA«***k Mr*. (\»rnc |»yr*.- of Sdonrwall, \A. ’ 1 .1 v*lltcll . • l»**l||g c eleb rated through* Mts« , 's the jr’ii*-' for a month of - .» • h a n n o u n ced {•It.... graph < of th** -*ch »nl had Mr an<l Mr« W iliam W ate r at I I»t lit .I Iin Ml .. b o o l 's bn Ve­ the r hum.- at 1 1 »k«* Mrnroe. w n< il'd f..i tin* !*• fn f't of tntrr* Mr*. Frank AA.!mat •h of Uhtlad* Ij»h a ia ih«* it*i*‘ •»f Mr. ami *• • » Mr*/ R L. Cornel at :• •*• •1 I'miihwiU ‘ prnti sl by on Mellon villi* A'lttuo,• thnr N’mc •b»- kt -h mu l la** The orm w»* In t \va i nlit • I out »* i liu*c|| v% 111 w ill ' I t ' Av It .1 M I Cir* |r Vlimft f Haptiit ^*ht"*b fi nf u r e o f th«» ch ap el a tie* p a y , “ A De* . t p«>*.«• . f li t/.i I Whitchurat, B .t b o N'wimin, lb -1 v Thurmond, |i , k Ma«on. Panny Altman, Jf*n h i r , anil Walter Turner. \l -- |>.*ru J hi k-on * a\«* a tap d an * « uinl j.i *~*. iro«| Mn* K ixabeth Frank Mclluirh (Icf*). Patricia F||i« and W arrrn Hull (ru rh l), ^rtvc a . •*'1. . di* ho in Warner Hro* ’ comedy m V mn« Mm. U. C Rowrr of Orlando play* at the Ki»r T heater on SaM^.lnv wa* the |Tft*t T}air*day o f h rr a.*tcr, Mrs. Rv R. K « i, Roac Cuun. Mrs. Pope* Hostess West Side Prim ary Honoring: Her Aunt Has Regular ^Meeting Dyvn a -h»»rt rrad.nif. . AI') - , . U-eft f .rat "»naI n e tt « wert* wSero ik^. *’>iRpie: d.or* jv V»\\ f»'tif»nr«esf tMi) ' O X ^ 7 .„ crat.ori n a» Ira-- » fhe%,- l-'.pg >fM- f 1 cr**-\** nicaair* **<l *‘ttio,(i»i|f plan* f *n.l fnrmet*-. I, •. Mm M*. - i'i -iI , p.oHar prrwluce. t sj brer, *ni| r, *r ng • ^ fan-,, iriji th,. I : Frur. rxtcfVM* va. .• «. romp ifur-ng *h»- hiim" . »• arid *WMet*h.p on a Im « - .,f a p»|r%. |<* hoiHl'ni* p ':rp- * I'ndi-r th*. head tig i f aci ► *" m-h »In* t-.\ -< loo p.uv,mt i*omp .» «-ti , utirfm-ak. tt, | i»i» |.,-m n »•* iirr*h i*. a nnn to.no i ,r 11 h* Ut * of slip.*. \ .-.I nietida-rM. a nunon im ... P»**m»i | pr net ice* |. » minimum of f.v, ne.\ fn p r miiuuImr no.I a *« •• pcnJcrT* nr r*f rfti5* 1 ->1 , plcmcntary •d-.e p. »• . • progrotn call- f.*r i*u * i •|.'cn*f.ed pn.j.i »< a..«l 1 * foe i l.ap.er ninii' e* . .I them to fjuino* prim-, - t \ * chapter leaa ti n r • •»n *■ Ugee**lM«'|P* for M»uk > i Iffii.h-t-b.p n.'th r i ltd fm I cncirmig tig r f pit* . p i „ .i a vi* I ihle i on e u • | ,*h ii» • r f> I**r*. w *b f.r*o arvl *i-«- n.l j f .r p I. u* -jM-ik ip* a • »•■ . • bapter fi | hi*-, i, ,1 i( , •l^tr-ci and ate l o u t . | Hu „ r tn**c mg * i«M,| ru n 'i "" om ,r*.I J'blg tig *•*t*iti** n .*! I I \ .- , tent*; bii\,, amli.li* e f » hState Ptnrner I*. g»r»- w h „ ,p i,. . . iho •*i fho ‘•cmrt allot .r dir* Hi# Off M • iho cam- ' inif i.»r . . f .r m* dive* the ccr^m-ray innflifnilf f •• *eal« r . •* of • hrt • i 1 •, m«»ro ,• willl •i im •moo R 'rm tt Shi-rnnn « f M nnaapolL*, •\ hi M inn. *pt*nt Thursday afterntnin t*i Ifonormjr hfr aunt. Mr *. Fa .1 h«*rr with Mr and M n. S hm nan Alt* M 1..' Rnburti. Mr*. C |l Uoytl. Oak Avrnin*. ♦.Mint Uadfurt. Mr* F. \\ W p. enter It. mo. M'.d Mi- John !„ Clark ta.niNl with a «Tiow*-r and brniir** \\e»i* I... . ««•- at th,. regular Mr* Ji*>4w H Wooil i* plan* pany Thunday nfii-rn<*on •u .. og , i h, \Ve*t s..b. Pi unary . V »•at hi . n.ajf to V aw Saeirrday her h**m». in Mayfa r A color I* A he d 1 hur*«dnv afternoon M'hetn. 1 hi.ini* in IV’Rton after apendmif a of pink and whit»* wa* d« | if riliit.piini w.tIt Mr* til,* of eh | h d M 1 Itll>»rv<r >**rk hcrf. with Mr*, K. M. Oallo- by ra*c* and bowl* «.f i .r.,i»00 guide-I * jy . Sally Ray Farm. I flower* ami wa* fu rth e r icccnt.i 1 I *' ' I* Hrnwii ee wa* the w.nm • Ktntf I* ak. r f r »l»«* afti tti.HUi and attal by ihi* rvfre*hn **o:*. I**i'l Inir on Oak \ n ,n n r. S u b H**n Cantwell of thi* city and FM • b • . f.«. I».* +} i. ,t, **H. I ir«*n .a U \N T S TO HR FRIRNM.Y At the cone tii.nn of ih«. hroig» “Who ShooM \ hoi M a atrrah .p . lit" ng .be Im n« ** MOSCOW, Mar. 6 Japan for­ Hrarvlt of Spokarn*. Wra*h., m^m- iranw* h*irh *o»rc priii*. a Iv no 'h. Il' .o. The pu l'c i* inv'tcil. mal v hai nntif.nl »hc Sijvin Cn.on Ia*r* of the H ow n EV« m tramtiur apun table *<a»rf. wa* aw im bsl to * ' ' **t*. Al • Raymond Caldwell L.bt. Mn'dti'u «*. mill Mr*. J. Monthly hu*.Mfi m of ♦ha* p. .nt* of ‘i.lord y ANi tlnc** at St Prt*T*Uinr. will ap^nd th** Mr* T. K. Melling w hde b*w *cot« Mi P. v I* 1•r» m i,. itptHvri'ed to .terae WV tnan’s .M " -nai y Stmciy >o Tokyo wdl not affect I »**k m l hi*iv with M r.. pria**, a novw.ty table w »*• ii ih. m.itMtiHiing conitmttr** wr.l. ihr F.r*t Method.*t Church w II S»»\ i••f Japan.**.!* relation.* ifi'en to Mr*j R adford. Mr- .1 A Al* A • ••• lirei'Hi', Afrs Hurki* Z errener wa* the ncip tem of r »* • . itt.d Alt-. \v l» ll.'tdehan p m e . pa*tel linen handkerchiefIakc w*e.. a|.p<"iiti'.| a* delegate* »o the Refrcahm enta w ere s.m .-tl |.\ l 'iur4 •n * i l, i .* iMty Ciiiilu d mu'tinir .he hr *te**, aj**i*te»l by M i- T i •»m a.|>tti..f-l <trgi.--4 ii I* | \ •r M. Iiel.I Ala* tl m fletm 'a t nn»IVpt*. Thouc prr—ent were M. • work Hlidi i *h i en ng wa , u, every •• • »• •• tlv n *** •* •* d a n d Faul Rati for*l, honor jr’ii-e M* • . *n ab*l i i" "in • J... th«* anttu.d Spruig elndiil panic p . • *i ** •b ^ • T. C. Pope, Mr* Paul .lidin-mt. p t>rlnndo and Son *».*. «) • v * , . \p» d 17 It \\ i* an Mr*. J ittim (’. I.an»er. Mr- u .1 w<•I* eth.bit** m all of 1 •* in l « ami •m. I 'h it -upper wd I*,. *«•r\e d * IN. |»c. Mr*. T. R Mi l .titf, M. I.J pill •* bx* nil • btipf.' V r> . * at •b. * \ 11 and a plav w II bit A. 7.errentier, M»t In* ICatn- ' *»t 'i f ' ” • n l*i ’hi p.i|n - of .hi -*• Iw'ul, tb** s Ale f.-l. I fry • t ■ V ul tom, Mr*. J. \V ( h.blt*«>, Mrs t , \ . 1 n.id th*. hobbrtg t.f » • Radford. Mr* Krne*f A 'm a r. Mr*> A 1 urrmiti.-tp xv.-h *• 1 , n • • " NV. M Marshall of Or undo M.-* tdm (Pcr as hont. Ila. ry laupuia. M r.. T. J I»!«•••. I«'» :i*t -h'|» *• .* • *lf * ta r ? . niond. and Mi** l.m dla Mahon* y. *•»\x:|r* I a rb '-c r (■ I* n 1 . Al n<- -hi* rmir rhaptm* an Af iry AVcnt. w 1 ncr «*f n g*-d »*.if* *1 " . her r»|„h*v ot.ti l B ••*l*i. P.-Ij*nd aud M. ' t 'till honor ; •• Chr»|iT!'»'4 \xitb i* j-.i.* I*. • »**,r»y i» in m it <1.. iritnii’* And ” 11 *11.; _ J *•. * mug I»\ a miiul • I.tig mm ••f i* b *ill 1 ;*.I •# I" f# «.ng the week «*f p»ay*i fl' hi I llf*IOO 11VI I I o\.-r WPBO. p»xtt.o|*i "ti r pcrvicc* for home ni.--i<itr. a ' S’*•••« A pt*' f*i*,on ••’ *'n'.* rn«|.«» pr»*gn*m. nd.... *pec-al proirrani wa* g.ven •b r* f iiu er. vi a 4 • »•I iiii.'MhN nt**l 4t;*t. |.ri*i'»ntn W filn ra lty eva*n»nir by the th r miiii* of tin- A\ eii* f..r •!*«• bn-al p p u rn tn w U I hn. *ng wa* en i.y W oman'* M-*».onarv I 'n i.n *be D wer, d e a r cblffnna. atlk t» tW ' I.mmI chnptcr dn»nir •«• im* rwry top. o r oem l-arr*W -------welghi Hghl Fir*t Hap.i*. C hurch %*«th Nit- h ri h tir vi h* r» i ••f. •—b . *:».lci* ut n 1 1 1 nit F F A w lth 'M i w V d to pa and toe— to< J ••f \ .1 at- th** lemur II. W. Rucker m charge. g 1 .*mi . and ?•* iH'icrir ■».- » .t Mr*. Rucker led the le '- n o n il • • •••! ;* |a« go IIU’uIh • , 1. •|»*»*r n«n» *■i b'p. i*f bou.po ••* **f an I tulk, “ Tlie Appeal f.»r ' I 1 I ptMgtilltl f-.| lltWTW* Mr*i.on*M O ther ad.lre**!* and »ed tii-* • w• re I1 I finpivr of »Iv h ip.in- h‘j**i» < w rro mado by Mr* S J N.g the I**ie*»Al." rtfn iNcliitr* .hat 'Ii* il. 1 l . o p r cut ii .,. whose aubject wa*. “Th* K••• »l urvl nb.*ll *'-tr*~*- tb** tH**«l *.f •»* the T a ik .’' anil by the |;.n . AV I*. Ale* b ill... M i\. •Ii I'. * i»lid r«• ib rod hi , « Brook.*. Jr., who *p«.ke .n , "A|i«*. Ib m o e 'ii \|» Al Ifr ul,. *.f iii nil a*»id H illard Air •Ion* in ih* Hom clam l * M i*iral '•r* I F <| - •* |f(»ll The 4rhl.|t l ' num ber* incluikal a Vi* al d'< » by ( W ent, tin- Af Alar \ uf »h»* pingraiM al«.v pi;. » Mr. and Mm. <K II. l&d«*-», with i Hnnn-.- A••ung. Afinal** II,ii- •*»» Hviifc Planter I*. •ccomptnimcnt by M rs I. II. Mni j ru* Hil *r.|, u n i quin tiHmiH, nil 4 fur *•• Aferrhun . Ila rub I Hr tied. CoxIoukIV im p by if*xjnif |MntP **m Vthbm. ind U m vei \V1mld.,,i. •tubti*'uni ninti'ii, -i* .-p 1 »(tUjv. p p ^ fiip i _wa ' . x ’ • t;<* i*rtj*l M" " ’ rnll* for one tm-vting year mi the *»iItj it » of *•*•.• Mr. 1, ml Mr*. William Taylor t*f •*IhmiI irmtlcA. ' TAUI.AHAS8 EK. Mar. RBrkdfonl B jfd. Atlrnv, Jmirnal ltirhnu>n>l, Vn., urn .pttrrling \ f n , , A* a gv nl ut* frr thi* • , -r n trr knnwr, to flo rrlin r, »• Tli^ tlay* a, thf Mayfair. •nd nmvmgn* h n u ln r » f pr.,- I I..' L. Gtirilatt of I'lnnt City 1$ i Old O tlor Hcrob,” and Mr, Onir irrnm. An Ar.vmg,. al..,* ,n. ' ' Mf n gut— t at thf Mayfair for a *hort . , Zachary Schwarj* o f Sanfor.l »vr«. l IM per nw-rnWr from all m a m o l h*r* yeairrilay in Triniiy t him’, *i>te^ p rv tire work ut . i t ..p Among lb.* irf-m igltt gu«—t* \ Mtihodmi Chureh. all ttuejert* tt*'b,« hmo.l on Mpd | TV, r*r*ir,"«y w a, am w M I'V T hurnU y at th.- hotel were: Wil­ judirtticnt and ctronnutii- pri*. r . .,h.| mam bar* r f tk# fandlir^ ami * frw liam* II. William* and A. S. New- iiy. In Atbfitinn %• thi* labor tnit.nil-1 ftirad*. Mr< and Mr- nyr l will romc of B elli-lie, N. J .; C, C. curb member m n p rc iw l »,*x,. H arris r f Jark.nnviltr; C. A. Mc­ tn a k r tbair h«m» in Atlanta »n wxrrngi* (m taltiirni uf >|t*i «,% Mr*. Byrd i* ih«* mtwbar Mr* Kay of Tampa; A. P. Herald of fArminif And nil ntrrm ih. 111th rl t 1 Wi«.; Jam e11.; It. B. (SU mti. Jr. of Sanfiird •ml Milwaukee, • ^ ' . Sweeney. Jr., o f Si. AuKumnr; M., y - y - A' d" M • A. K, Plwar* of ra la tla . ., f t , .— . it ,,1 J C, King of Jarkttonv.llo, J . A A., O'.wr expen,t— ar«* in I,* firt.irtcl vf-lalmr income Th*- roAttain, of Haytona IW-ach; I)a>o opecatn'o V. K. A. thrift arm oni M. Moa* of A tlanta; ami IT. L. is to ho enminttixl an invf tn e i.t, • Proet-r fit anti proper ithapo (long-oval and regular) decide whether or A'^ery of Jack»onxille. ut farm t*|uipntrot( u t rk • t’x l , not-a stnuv hat will look well on you. You'ro entitle*! to a hat thal ilmcy anek, hog,, limnH farm xlmpt Another •hlpm rnt of CARD Ilf THANKS bccominK on yeu und you get it hero became we keep our stock complete. ami In libcartcxt a tu Im emuurOur atnek includes LEC.HOFtNS—PANAMAS—SENATES SPLIT A ZALEAS We wi«h lo lhank our friend, agexl. STRAXVS. Sues G 3-1 to 7 5-8. for flower* ant. o*prrM ion, of When it come* lo n cce it ••tt.. * # V* • 'an d •ym palhy rxtVmletl tltir ng lh<* tll- tnvey memher I* *nppr>*e.| to. ne** am. death of our pan anti partinpato in at |ea*t five n r r e a -1 C A M E L L IA JA I*O N IC A In Liitli Iti.i: :nitl olr.tight tional aethniie*. Ttieco ut to bo a ‘ brother. Planla n il style*, laib ri-tl’itf liu-f Mr. ami Mr*. V. P. Ihinean ami fi*hlng trip, at loa*t four pact <■*! trimni.’il. whilo uuil t*-a t*H«wW r«a»onablo. A larv* ductng the year, a ibaos-ml lav.I family. rtutf. —adv, team project tours, and a rpectal •upply of njtany varteiV* <>f ta tr a fancy cbt flow»r* »t all tlnita. ■w« u l u n p t i i+ iM tt Any*. w»4c*. tayiiin* ~ I* M v. t|, M h**Mar t 00 I* M a* thi* church. Tin- S» Acnr* Cu.M of Ho y I'rii*-* ^!pi*co|ml • hurch w.ll have .» t»u»;nr.« rm*r*inir at .TOO J*. M. at the pRP*h lnoi%*^1 Ri hear** 0 r the Fj i *trr Can F>r Nooinait uf ihi I'syi h e! rn,» W,H *»hr plan* at 7:30 I*. M Hfictici* ( Iniici. H I liTfun* at M' *1*'' F4»»*co|»al Fun^h llou*«*. H:00 |*# M at fhi- Wmnun'* Club s*f*« a hour afterward. Fa** F.iiirlh >t ONLY PERFECT FIT (JIVES YOU PERFECT STYLE ll i Bok Tou er <’oneerts A!i-»s Went Honored Upon Her Birthday Full-FoiltioneJ SiUk Missionary Union Of Church Has Program ♦ C a y m o d e H O fC Chiffon*• S*nd&xrice. 7 9 '- * \ 53 voter*- RV«W P*-l» Al, n i Sanford Woman AVcds Atlanta Journalist At The M ayfair BRIGHAM H O PKINS w.tbi Shadow Proof in B and expertly fitted for you U C S L IP S JustTtcccivcd! and SAILORS $1.95 T° PANAMAS & LEGHORNS . $ 3.95 To; Si/<4 3d-I» __ L------------------------- A. K. ROSSETTKR tPBO N E 123 SANFORD EAST 1ST ST. jbs at Perk’s FtorisC P k t M 'f l l W Cliff)! Ave. d e 1 = = = = = a .L TO-NIGHT The p r t m e E in jr Saturday tflgbl Jackie Cooper Jean Hersholt 1 ........... n t �I-;-' ' ua ( B K H i& S S fH S a fflE rT * r i*V t m angle" m the Pacific, with H a -1 hi r. Details Obscured By tfr e a r Secrecy Of Preparedness Plan M o r e FriendUnefla fT ow ardltalyls Shown By Germany PHONE 304—FOR QUICK SERVICE By ANDREW BEBDOfO ROMS, Mar. I^ U F h -H * i is wooing Jlu ltr, hoyKitg fi CHIGAQO. Mar. tfV -T h s rt Congreaa h u mo A d toward dial greatest strengthening of coast defenses in the Pacific ainco th* and of tha world w ar." Rigid secrecy obscures tha d etails of this preparedness' pregram . -lb; jC fOnions 2 Iha rmneo-British tio-opi Diploraaa of many to—tries admit thsy aiw watching dm t o wafopm—t M to ii ot to pc—fMy far-reaching results. Thus far Germany "toft harteg say," preferring *> ranOtta —serai *ad,k*op M good, terms with EitoatuL M— Uni ro—ntly sast Cansi Scarps to Oarmany so k—p to touch with Hitler and his Hast—- S S ^ ^ S T K a loot their Ihm la 1934 — tha rails. ra n n M itu m »•». 25c,Lima Beans 25c J ^ M u s h fo o ira |C | Milk Fad ilb. >kg. Frpah PRUNES 2 for... W u m b U R lvrr , NAVY BEANS lb______ Sonshixi# R tliih or SALAD DRES8ING qL Cooking OU JEWEL pt. can__ ____ Guardian Toilet Broilers each Roast lb ^ ,C Pork I Shoulder c Roast I to to ----- S - rax 1214c to Beef lb. N orthern or regarded aa virtual y e*m iaTho Ct'OM defense program U considered one of the most ai«nfT V nary constitutes the firm I flcanc phases of a record peace­ liivt of defrn*e in tho Pacific a* time arm * appropriation. Jtepra- well a* in other em stal water,. ---------- 1 _ f i ___ i__a _______ — aencatir* Parks of ArkangacC chair* Bark of the nayy is tha arm y’s wh0 man o f u atboommittee which mad* protection of the Poeific l* anil, "n * a special study of our defaoae* in «nl (l asts by fixed fortification* * l^** P**^1** ,ol‘l congrea* that the v P:.trl H arbor, tha Panama canal " ***• committee had Ik und conditions to tone and m aatal eitiea in the kJ v “alarm ing," United Stai * and by mobile ilew Ha did not make p-«l lie, how e'er, fm*e. . tha r m a itu for the a arm. atat.ng Stnndnut r'puijpent of th- fixed “there is no pha,e of our national fnrtifa-aii n* an- the giani 111 - j deftxtae which w kepi more secret." ach-gua*. a lu d i can hurl nhrll* '? * . Ilia commit ire, which vti'teA _* rile 2d miles nut to M\a and wh e t j *^*77 Ren Francisco, l.o . Angle*, I.ong wh-n mounted nn h>gh ccv in o n -i B lto k and San Lhego in th* have a cnn*idrrably lonerr nsm :--1 Califonog a g a r ," rocontmenilcd than the big «un* of a ban eihip. i m ors protection he given that re- I aitil-baM-l a ir fotre* arc al*o n t | g tu t. by _ haig-rang* seam art mtl r-snt tlef-nw faetnr m th< te tuna and end-aircraft gun*. om f rations. « ^ T he committee also favored makM onle d .'fm a e, » licit h a , rc* tng tha important natal ha,.- at r r n e d m creasinir recogni'i in ►ncPearl ({arbor, to the Hawaiian Ia> the W orld W ar, ■» a fiJ id e d l ) enils'- lands "m ore impregnable against railroad .mil n w o r s u l a r I i ry :.y ay bd auarh from anj^auarter " It re u rt- swiftly n o 'n g a-r iiija-lron*. *■“ bonus ed tha need dyos for atl kiddii tonal anti-aircraft g u n , a id »e*irch-■ off ;n 1 battory of IA-)pUt guns p n d mor* i - t . - - *fi.t > . itto n o ’i 'n i m an-/ Trvg*; l anti-aircm ft bauenra. * v* — I The greet "Aewncpn defense Veg^-Towato—Pain Real pork 25c to ISausage lb. FreRh Killed Uv8f Weight No. SH Cans • hflrscle Whip U H ftr m t-6 Hh ’l ctout I The time-honored lagr*d^, Wfomd6i5275hnI35T^WivoI5r’ In a new. skinftd wsy. Given tha' long, thoroughbating that French chefs rcQDtunend lor ideal tfcvee and •mnothm*-kl ;__, the Miracle Whip -w 1 . beater that's title 17—- " V . to* with Krap # in R'.’to piuW-nj than tiny* H r th<* second tunc in recent yctm a thtwucr m bcmjf rnznl u> ."Wabsicr’s'’ Soaps can...Jk StsV CORN 3 earn--------------- m o r e ro o m y n o p fr iim j a thfutrr 2 Lbs. Black Figa---- tic Prim Rib 22e to R o a a t lb . Native 18c to No. 2 Standard in COCOMALT 2 Lbs. Largo Proa— Me Steaks lb* GRANDMOTHER’S • 14 Oa. Leaf , nr.iu n n i r r mpnat th • irngvily o f MaJ. (Jen. Hugh A. Drum, rom -1I a World War from which millionmandtr of the Hawaiian d e p art-,| anew emerge." mem, told th* house military ram- i x in i- that "an enem y aotleavoring j to reach c u r PartJW Ctxur. .-.a* irate in tho s i r from Hawaii." “ Fkithermore, a hostile attempt j o ami m 'fores on th* cziatt would ! rillC A G O . Mar. Il.-I/Vt There SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY i Induatry waa next) lifiOO died laoc year while a i work. Traffic waa thwd; U^OO mat death on the streets. l a s t y e a r Milwaukee wtaa rased the safest city of bOOJOOO o r more pnpshHiSi with only 85 motor daaiha. mayonnaise-i In Ovcaifo* 5C Ih. m g 1Rutabagas lb* jc Millions ^prefer it to - - — Tr —■ 71 lion of a>r service between the | Irgaiator* \VV rr*d*y that in the ■trd Stale* ami tha Orient and; next w ar “itrttjn-i jr r“ *vch iffifif increased fly in g ra n 'e of! fight on ihr w w In «..*.“ i'*ry aa woII aa commercial Money and titan-pawer m att I nr* make* Hawaii more th a n 1be made r.iuiillye'''*'ailable to ■r the key id defense in th e . ihe government, he mid. “We Grocery and Meat Mkt .wet' 10c Celery make way for a parking lot. Legion Head Is For Th>< nmo n'a the lllinota theater, a, a [ i n and with ita | Chain Store* Tax Congress Spurred wait ban '•iwmiiiii from A 'w ka to th e ' Same Basis For Men h«nw of the " Follies " and the big canal, ha* to rn incrcn *-1 Does Not Cancel To Make Coastal Panama And Dollars In War m-tuc-a) extravaganza* of h d e ta il 1 <ngly empha*ix*d by the nnluaiy, t i p r < i i most van; to the naiinn'i | COl.UMIHA, S. r „ Mar «.— • Other Licensed Ray Murphy, nx ional rommatiiW Defense Stronger —runty. Th y point oat that inaugura-l ■'f th} American le-g.on. told ••ate Jaycees. Demand 1 g?Laws To Reduce Road Accidents DaceWoos Hitler To Offset French And British**' Pact *« PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORID* FRIDAY, MARCti 4, IMS f ib. i. ISpare Bibs lb. C Sliced ; ,. Bacon C White I Bacon' reight rs 32c A lb. 15c * lb. , lb for your generous patronage of our Birtnday sals just ended . . . and wa say "Tbanks" with Bigger Savings! Firm YoBow Onions Fency Pa. York App Green Top Carrots -Iceberg Lettuce Kraft's Daisy Super Brand 0LE0 lb 17c CHEESE lit*2l£ BUTTE Smooth, Dust Storms Sweep Oklahoma. Panhandle 26c to TISSUE 3 rolls. Thanks a Million! Rondala Rid SALMON Nto 1-can. Al.nUQUKHQlJE. N. M., Mac. g. —(hx*t *torm», whipped up hy ECONOM ONY MEATS QUAUTy $. Standard Quality _ ."National Vg No. 2 C a n ’ V to . vt- ’ Toilet Pap*I h u m Genuine Spring LAMB L Oar Own SUCED BAGO WESTERN POT ROAST Apalachicola OYSTERS a TO 4 rOCID A T j U U ’___ ' FRESH KILLED HENS . Rolled I l0 Roast f CHEESE lh Pork Sai 'C flUiouldera or. Si n 'flHi *t th W isc o n sin Tuna F ! a k o < * ' 2 '» « Gorton's FidrRWk i 2 B m pound'2 11 * i? ' \ Wntte Bac } Sliced University Campus P lants Slash Pines ♦» BACON. I PORK RO AST ton H e TOMATOK 'T^ans 25« *'■*" jroRN*” 3No. 2 cans 25 c P. &G. SOAP, 3 bare*10c I T I W W W M TOMATO WW N ik 1 t o n KETCHUP i 14-tw, 10 c k j t o r m r i • roa«Te , JUICE 24-oz canlAc tf&tlVA MO. Mb canlSc M a x w e ll H < n b T g n th 8 . 1ib . 1 / UL. d3 c COLATE FLOUR | <LUNFt9Vl’J.K. Mar. fl.-T ho Univrraity «f I’ omla campu* w bwng rvplaniw) 10 ua “tn-v of knowledgw," the pine. The vener­ able, moM-drapvd pi nr* now un he cem p-a-m any of them IDO yean o lt—arc gradual y ikwltning gm). remov.vl, So 000 new Shoulders I SOAP Bar 0 LARGE 1 C H IPSO Pkg. Baktr** M a t flavore Finest granulaUd y TOR /S u g a r 5 Ik s ^L—d.O* StonbiM ■ * * * • $ Sn-.: 2 3 c ’vAjF • ». - s p ^ Flo u r 2 4 lbs 7 5 c U DUAT CANS .'LIT [Freeh a U c k - $ t f . - v 4 * * G rits I BREAD BELL 6 Pkgs. 25c 21 b. can —l-lb m a r t i n i - ‘‘old-fashioned” flavor! You’ll love HI Every crisp, delicious bite of it I For .this is genuine Old* •fyle bread in all its thnlliqg goodn t o . f i . M i " just the way it was in the olden days. Snowy white Iqi side . . . fluffy and tender ; . . thi# 5 ' A toato Ik s ^ .* 1 3 c Senate Croup Hires Lobby Probe Lawyer M u s t a r d q t i a r l O c WAAIIINOTON,- Unrj 6.—WJ— » *-•-- I I'nat# lobby'committee ha* hire' ■ Blrm'ngham, A la, lawyer >• -irtpara a' definac of i*a aubpoen.1 if tohgraM* of privet* cltlzrit* 'cr kb* ua* In Investigation of lobbying. W a l u Table' S a lt * m ik r 5 • p k g s B ro jo m s Prune* 2 fo r.’___ No. 2 cana 1r Blecabertiet 3 to No. 2 cana Mli«d. Yetjeteble*. *.3.#cw. W 1 5 c e a c$ri'& it/, w North Maid 1 9 c No. S cat C a rro t* No..2 to i back memories b l Childhood days spent eating friesh-'Caked bread nt grandmother’s! Made from A fa* motis old recipe ——modernized to •• make it even better. Your whole chairman Hug* L. Black wa, -«k*d to atudy th* lnjun*t!ifi nl*a* by the Chicago law firm pf Wlpalon, Strewn and Shaw ,**kntrtor:(train ih* We*t»m Un’on T*r«traph Cimptny from giving opl»» of Ita el'en:*’ U lrgranu In h* B*n*t' tom mltu*. B ^ C O N .Cowpimsd Lard 2-Ik* 25c . • . . , «»« • *• • i *ll Atap,.* a n i l S*!r86l!lfi'g*Tkeoh Tb TSc _a COTTAGE CHEESti family will Mgo for” this exciting bread treat, CORNED BEEF SmalTpli �V W H U ) N P » >■_ i, L r.l Sanford Market Report P9f T it Collector PRIMARY w aitr his own would never f u r render. “ K .niinufljr, two aviators on patrol duty cliscovirid itwir com PA G E SEV EN BANPOMK FLORIDA rum AY, M f t f t JlNKtN'S i»Wb TMr«Mkh P am tw M state lor* r. t'alif Woiicor. >i *’• *rw nr*i. !?•« I M ftrfc• t . T e l e p h o n e Itl W'&ffA’AMWr K rH at ......... at* ba>« a t M anagui, 120 miles aw ay, to m u n r r a force of bomV Ing plan *. ’’/fiertly - a fte r the flghtlit,t l i rssehed Ocdtal. the r»b:U w irs quckly sestirrd. Fifty of th r enemy were kill*d during th# * m llre i ngsgtm em , while the mu* I riito low:# were 1 cht. Only one I man we* killed, although several I »;•«I > VI a r It I i - i w oreign Legion’ np«l w u te »r it'lra ftla fllM M '' 1K * r lh « i l oi Ii t th e %. | tali Im RKAN * hrt \ | . Miiplmn mndoralft He •."M iiu v t l tii'u l* i at**, !••• i ••i II t , tH>f \lftf k» l V - M l i-r I to day. i* w hite* I ftl b u m It t * . i» Ul lAi I n ■ | whaeUrs to the m ilitary history . o f Franc*. Th# Legion’s flashes i w ith Arab* and Berber tribesmen In remote parte of Africa remind * the Of actions fought by m arines / under somewhat sim ilar clreutn: aianrea. “O f course the comoarlson ends itwra, as their terma o f anlUr'd m ant, pay and personnel are In m *way similar to ours. In addlrio.i, ' thsy hars no are duties, perhaps f lh* most marked d'ff-rrence Hot ,;;ln the fact thst cl'.|tens o f many 'R a tio n s mmprlss the’r forces, w hlls all of our m :n are Amerloin K h '. . hu || K» aii|t|> l.r* • •;! m il rift i*u lum tri YbIIgP ^ ■ C in tth i i r e ’/ i h eT ltA 'vin:itrtir.n n » ninm. mud*1. forget that when' tha World W ar was over the m ii. rfn rt did not lay aslda their r'fb-t far an In d tfln 'ti period. In subaequent yeara they have had »nm • - lively d sa h fs with band ta in NIcj r^jrra, and often* have lived und»r s warlike condl Inns In (Thine, w en *vll»|Jah th y have had nn armu 1 ponfli.la with troops In that cotin- For Attorney GeManl p-mw m th e W f hhviiona Of the lawpim ery sh an n d s, that h . In th* sm allest bronchrle*. In tins* th * ’ 1M i r r i t t o t . so d c n lo ia d contracts •n d blocks o ff tbe a ir rails So which the bronchi le u l. TV* farth er ! rewok la iha» th* affected {ration , —ft aft*—*--- - *'■ k i »r . a For Railroad Commissioner For State Senator marine# had jw n e ’ra trd 7 tc p Into bandit trrrlto ry , and LA | . r f ihem with th s’r leader, Capt. ''O / l ) . 1 1 a ’field. o.cupItd this lonr1 jy irjtpost alcng with aeveial ^ k tjta l nat va } t Vo9^ D uring t ihr N iiw tpipera all over th* e w itr y . tv w bam printing ktforbUsra I h 'te ld le n - telling' ■whatsdfty’e* >'ng-lo do with thnlr bonuai The ugh la that moat of tht'M ftiW ft Phone CIALS—Tomorl'o’ 'DID YOG ‘KNOW YOU OOUL’B 'QET —Cut Flowers . . and cut flowar arrsnga> iptnl* for-alt uceaslaae. CG MASH « For Countv (Commissioner r d 'C e ln ^ n o te f i t Mlkml Bern iv tife y ilfla . ahown rap ulurd at 18,000. Her aon, Gw cacapid wl*b. mors than HO, ' ( AssocUUd press Photo) w . M ^ . * H a * U * s ........... .. se eA e ew8eb . e e ............................ .... . ..................................... ib e . * . s . . . or Renresent* GORDON BAR? ROSS I*. HUMPHREY c. E. SEARCY ib y wiwT "* » ft J. T. McLAIN S. F. (Sammy) LONG Jo h n g. l e o n a E W . - ,. £ 3 3 = FbrShtftfff I n r handy th# new “Sav*iA-8 tep” ■ feature ■ ef f t iw ir t - t f a tm r save* si.-. D tf t r f c t to ersda, I (SOftft*. Tlf* 10c. y wiNriiwY. *1 r r u r w f t F t t i f t l l r * b , |l \t. # *.-| Id f i"’ * lev <t'i*«l |l |" ‘MiLadlln. AIK Hit Magnolia )ozier Ai (Jay’s Quality Painl/i •/ “Heal fur Ihc South” 1 " ' • ' " A * ’’ *•• H e r U ssal-r t •;«» * q iilllty |ir> *(ur(if. STANLKY-iiOGERS IIARDVv ARE CO. 211 S a n fo rd A **nua for Sale. d f F O C t buying that LAW.*.* MOWER— nvwHlgt'r th* B ln Grata, Bhi* Ribbon, and Cyclotv eiachtlMto. Branlty-Rog-rs Hard For Constable D is tr ic t nrr iTotic rommltteiman .... U r.M IS . aft*. ,tl F a c ia ls K Mb vVueot^n oi •<m BALI: C lre p - Erigidalr.Fnttfly lit* . Perfect cun-frion Fern Park. For Justidi of the Peace j. f . McCl e l l a n d W A H tto c. MOHGA1T »r*d». H .... . ;— kt>e-#llnnpr»ui* Fur sunerv, a wttoh M AI. A D , h ik n ilrr.» r s l W GEN ERA L E lerric Var.i urn h a n rr s f i t . 03. E t»y Ternn, landblT Else tic Co. Fourth r * ,M) " i»ia:vUji it .-ratoftAYto, ronaar. rw .. h i i - . - h ■ ■ 1 . . ' Ifir KGR RENT 7-rojm furnish--I hou ir. He* C. E. Wllltsms. l»-!i end Sanford. M'* ” W# rbvROrciritCfliirt o, R M utuun ’E.*j The'Jeweler , •<- i.li'M r r wVvobirfk t* rrJM M ***1* Fitirhanks W ants To M arry Lady Ashlvy hi but 1 rn r. If—flU —fa' *"! cheap. E titbrnk*. Sr., movie i c r, arp'.*-1 ro il*-* s-n* ** i*->m*y yoi:*n)nv it p*ciT:von under the law rrmunn-,' g TO t-f t t t lirtrp .p-I I M a v tv lr--*-n n f Hannv I*fo»» nircl-»g". Offcfi*-’. n t<?Ved t|:T pern- • rn p J ,sMv w orld b» grrrvcd. T hi nr-nr’s epp'.ca’ o-i (»■ i ;*l*i • cn fol ..v*» I e rr f ini ! y» a • •ee’ .» «f ih* IMl w-l fi v t i *. n-ila-r -n n -.rrv P lirtn n k u ^ md A t A M r Y»# Of* Itoar A*htrv. form er ac*re«t. * Th* (i-ntiifA-v* n f f r a'it tot ‘ Knlr. rn * . thn* they dbt nrt h ive the j r •■'** in r e f o r m ih r ceremi.ny. • I prw’imrUy, French ainhueule* i t i l l reftired v» mnke vn rx.wp-i n T W ft Body Kepele ;'Yer FelrbanV. and Lady Ashley io err m > j. a. wen Ihv F rv M i h n « ftavvrtvng mar- Aw8i RctwUnr. . >• • nil #*ra.1*1 »r«-» l. . * *1 14 i Fig 1 H *'*»• Twaffto. r --i »i ••».»:: . **«• t E i l ’ONBIBLE PARTY w ll’ u e r n r of home for r.nL (I i .| r ’f . f 11 *0*. Bos W1‘, Sanf-uil Herald. W. G. KILBEK r i l n . STM . * .« t Itru er l i * « | 11 U * * ...re t i- t l l l v t * 1 1 - 1 1 a*. l ’. V I | , *» * i t i| t | ’l l r « a m i H l c n i l l , H # « i I I--* w | ic — ifoaara For Rent For County Prosecuting Attorney, iv irlM K l e v e ry b ia e 1 M’ippllftft IlMh'. tl*m*M*i mtPkwf alwa.1 v Kl» . 1...•.*** |t\® URNI9K>ED ih rts Or four roonM First Fl;or. ID -M agnolia. II. H. PATTISIIALL 1ACK80K, Mia*.. 'M .r, l - l I t o a a i old ag* oan^ona ef $ lb [ ■ M nir.for eligible* m r w f f t aathotisad by th* House] |W * '1 i .—Apartnienlg for Hcr.l. District No. 5 R. W. WARE nat URNlfiRr.D~ RO0II8- for rent. ir 'b ath . 81 j Running water, irk AW, For County Commissioner For Comity Judge Mia ' I— I lo o m * W ith o u t H o ard D la tr lc t N o . 4 G. Wr SPENCER Food!! -— - * SS •VANTF-D IMM F DIATEL y 7 rf.n d l.d y for loc»l work. 9 n. • »eh nr. n -rsheg ay rafts te n tc* preferred. O n addr nI phon.'. Writs Boa f t L. e ir 'ttald . i l l s t r l c t N o. S For County Commissioner Tiy To’^ d t ■poettlve bu* ap|ire*T. "IR N IS H E D ROOM,” 'd ll Paik AVt. Fla.? was I M V . D / (TrnSttW ing Idea o f Jewklrjj and » *, la lit tha background. Tho | In cash, * Jewels »nd , other Mrs. C* R. Kirtlsy CRATCH .............. Group No. 1 P orto YOUNG MAN. If yh Seh-ml grT l uai*. Can ra m 11.8® p*r day At least tkree months work, (live .hone and address. B y, Y. M. are Herald. RANK L. WOODRUFF aLN tx Nudists Contii o -lH eda- ^ u n f u d OTTO SCHMEHI For Representative, State Legislature "rte. 1231 ClfEVROLET Dual Wheel. lung w h ttl bear tiuek. New T irrs and Tag. I27B.OO R:el and ;\>as. M l W. F ret St. FRED A. DYSON 87Ui Senatorf*! Dbtrlrt s n v kn wn ipraastre, ner can w* l de’-V v-atV Wlmin**# the’ inhaled I ftbeaiea particle*. Aa in A s MkeoHn H iriH . nr to®. ♦*, ssbcaftftj. faahm tjon Urn In lrrnvTtTT «:tv> FOR SALE: Oakland tvslan w ith' tag Revdy tu go. |50. (’ash. F orm . L akl Mary. VICTOR CHECK V li ....... . •• I • a•r n u rk fi «t»*4yw* *. ., •'!*» »* ili» t".''ft l iaa trH|»* im* l h » u n i i e M l t n t f t l M**c**iv*»r i.N »i t i ,i f€ i n f • • -I / l i.r M f t . velll s tf f » r 4l pUuha Rill e» iftw h l |f l i e * * i liltltlrr fnr In ll«*‘ A p p t o v f t l **f Iti ■ n t | i | r « ' l i * * i *»i th** » * u f i v * n c y r tie t • H «• -1 M . i I m « n i | iis ; * t i / l r l i * i ' ' • 1 ■* I 't IU I I CieRlJI*!* *1* )!!»■•**. i • inn V " b * 'i* > « r o i i r i a 4 *»*1 « I t .)<• u m t m n l l r e m| m i k i n - * **r • I t n a t r » ' A I I h r K r i s l i t l •**•<* ll iw • ' *• • I b - ' i t w r i n H t n l •* *1 U r m l l H i ! * »*-*M.TII rin rlila. M - i w l .t v , ilaialt it” I 'll itl . ’ * . 1 •• U \ M ill r* I n ' f a t . w d l lit* »» ••! b it 3— A u to m o b ile* . J. D. DAVISON .............................- r - > .......... p i i, M flririT’" is »•« *T 1 T ' y « I ' • sVfll l‘ •!.» Can* r »> n « V \T C r S ............... d « T l l t * . « l * « ^ |'!« g n. en mill _i'ii ' mu. unwraps n c t ic k D ia tr ie t N o. 2 J. J. CATES t ‘ * “ On of numerous encount:’ # K'tgUh rebil forces In N ltarnxun, b lh e f g h l a t Ocotal In July, IV2T. ^Ul'jhrtbly was' the most rptctacu- id* Budding For County Commissioner State Treasurer ~ isly bandwitAwd 'Kan is usually • thw anfferet Of s/tvt w*s» beeweaa e f .h-s ahiwta ia i e f breuth and hd» Ine.Slity to euirmfn hard 'kbor, etc. Also, th* a sb erm ie su ffsrsr may develop three clin rsl avtlfprm * j fe» lowing a sheerer evwosurw M l •U berea dost than the adicrafajL; tv'eclm » ill*a. T h rr* la no known effsetiv* tn n tm em fo r aabestoet*. Once the ►H J^-nnerk la jb * paaiuon nn' tha tra d ta kOaatmane, I f unantmou* coritant'to lake up •ba b.ll h rafus/rf l ^ W T O w * , 'a only w»l b* n rc e s ta fy a i thfow if n:a th* rules rommtt*«<aad dveure a wpre.al rule. Then WWIlhan ef th* House m l: t * reread a> vat* on U -whether they like li or ner. *0 prn*ora oMhe treasure ara prv^hket) to ' do’ Jvfsf that. TRIANGLE SERVICE- Station Now Op.-n u n d tr new m an sifmen . tyecialislng In P IT HAK BECUF.. All kinds of Hrn<iwt< h.--, Dvn and other drinks, ('or. I ' k ii . i and P .rk on Orlando Highway. W. B Wilson, prop. HEAVY LOS ROOSEVELT DEDICATES COMPLETED NDflfUS DAM ft that H R. 11221 hoMans ttMtogM P W r k l N o. 1 ForCompti b: against legislation in O w g rs u ta register* -The thing that aendfahlvera «p the backs of lO-Cal'cil "Tubbyiats" - • CHARLES DUNN dag we fewey fbe-sralkia**Jtwii I M k f t s« For County Commissioner 1 . • *1A V t TOOK WATCH repaired by one wVe realty taaw e bow Briggs. Jew vW . M ar, Aw*. FLATS FIX ED, tubes vu lcan lr.l Me. Steam V akanUlng, small tires It.BO. Alt aisee/ukod tl r - . ahd n tread sd Urea at very rev iotiebl* prices. We buy used tiroin any condition. Roberts’ Tiro Shop. I l l E. 2nd S t. fh o n r 19. Frve road service In the dry. ' * - ^ 11223 >nrt, und*r a fill*, of truce*, bandit leader dim anded a; a n d tr, pointing out ih u th v n d :r t’ w aw r . aapply was, *tp exhausted. The niar'uo i r replied that H ater nr no TeW. LAWTON IQ«SvM»..SM^.*s»Msa. w ................. .... By HKItnEHT PLCMMRU WASHINGTON, Mar. d - l A I While ih» fovvnil report of the nil** (crninittre of ilvp^ House on Its lnv.ntigam n of lobbying aenvitiea (n connccilon'brth ihs uiiluy heading company bill was raiher moderate in d’ne, those who have studied It eio.rly *ny (hit It packs • terrific wallop. And the w alop u contained in the conwmuce’s n-rommendeilnn that * hill k irw n as ILK. 1122-1. a copy of which was appended to its report, lie ermeted. _H.R. 11221 was intr<*luced In the H ue* exactly 10 ilays before thr rUra/conimmoe made its report on lobbying. Drawn t p by Iltpresentativ*> Rniith l f Virgin a, no one past particular aitennon to it at V • ,l*Many piraons F#r S lo t of Public Instruction WM. G. (Homestead Bitty ' N o rth h T il ■ h in p ra ■ M V IT T ttf Lobbyists Shiver ' At Bill To Make Expenses Public i i j II itl r >a .r IJS n A L For GoVe k i M 7.+%la ml ifii I*i*. haipri. ivJEJflBCiAWwlL....--- )■>■. .JAS.G. » l* i »‘U uvih top*. ««* No ........... ofun Veen made, according BVJWr-Pred S. M. Ersklne -a# Marin* Corps. M sior Ersklnlakes' th at when It eiMsa to, Ifhthtg agalrtat odds In some aedat d out pose Uk) i pm par Ison l-n o t overdrawn. ' 'Y ean of eerrlct have made (a in r Crtklne wtll qualified to a im out tbo adventurous lift of rm l* Sam's sold leva of the a n o young mm who make Inquiries hOut the Marine Corps a t varl- ] * i • I l 'l l .H l M Kl» par LAhRM. t ft*. Y o rlia-lU M w M it 11 I j ilt d ilf a ' II Ift unil 1* \ r l tJ M iv lit l \lt.\« l\n • I 1M » uiark*>4 1 I im . I.j.rw ItlU* Triumph. s »\.i 1 » *• ’.'l »I iu \#* ta hour J i: M i c h a e l . m a tt a | -« I w i a l - 3 t f t t a M i r ^ i . N*wi Sm i u » J A l’l'l.li'* llAWORD F UOUDNEY !I •*••1 <o| 4 H u n f 'tn l XV* h u l f f d « l a f. * r a %i r ep nr t* it fru it« ■• • • m b l e r * at y .1 I Mir f a rm th iR K lo O U ID A •*ft r i o t t»lh«*r 'l» x Assessor dventurmis LKe b ^ Led By America’s Soldiers Of S e a ’ C. IS IS . «>|M «n hw. |1Jf« 7'fi !»■«. rtfdC W E P T - T h e - JEW MARTIN’S GARAGE -' D ia m o n d s AT»d Pint Watch And .Trh Dltstovd Mount ng A • -vfftftiK rmia* 't h How long will you _ continue to lose thit extra value? v latlt, leporti thol ARCADIAN, THE AMERICAN NITRATE OF SODA contain* extra nitrogen over Ih* guorantaad 1695 with on axfro cosh value at high as 88f per ton. If you are not using “arcaoian” you are*' 1 not galling this astro value and this it (vat Ilk# throwing money owoy. Tell your fertiliser' dealer you will ui* only ARCADIAN, TH I AM IRICAN NITRATI OP SODA ' / •*. .1 x' ■ Better Service — CALL 86J M IN O L E wamNO • If! u ' r fly • ** v^f! l ■/ /J . *• r R ! IY CLEANERS FIRST* — bacoute it b proved to be ealre rich U) nitrogen, SECOND) — becouia rt to produced in Sift South and lu use helps to keep Sbutlierto. workan employed. ' -—•.* rifwj l buy about 4 0 ton* o f AscsoiAa.nu M i n o s rear md |h* rrt't niuoqen qetnnq one aawtow hea^ w �i u wrf'kmfcKiSflfiv sa w » t^ FRIDAY, MARCH », SANFORD, FLORIDA' jr -r m m THE §A? m WKccpljlg g U w INAUGURATES 6TM BIRTHDAY lairds In Havana, Principal Hi gh ways I tore B J 3 To 8 Dominican Republic Team To Meet Redaj 'In Games In Miami B a p * . —•- - -< < ' H a v a n a , Mar. o^ - ( a f i - b «re a crowd of 14,000, Including w M n t Joe# B am */, H ir a m ►Mdpod tb> f t . LonU Cardinal* KISSIM M EE, M .r, 0 — (A P I— The Florida C a fllrm rn ’i A««<k :» Hon (f»r« r .d in f m tn : yesterday to th ; Ju n io r C htrab*. of -Commerce d riv . |0 k - i M 'tlo f f th* i l i k ' l principal hlghw syt. The o r r i n l u Ion, holdinr i » ur mtrlnr direct#,) ofn < e r. t* lend .v e ry axil* tine* po». •ibl« to th . S '* ! . Rea,! D rp .rtm «nt (o briny »n end fo the proc' if* of a'low lng ca.'.le to room ic h Of 8 Districts In County Are . To Be Awarded Prizes 3^ W M S S . II ■ , ImWo g n ratlitg - ' an , Jold stove btijil" la Bom bud* County, tha f i o r d s Power A Light Compoav Will f lv j O brand B'W clrctrl: ran#* to tb* cos outer u a h g th* oldest atora la rack o f ate dmt r ttd la the County, a a L E. «. floor lamp to each cratotner In «iQ i district w te baa U u second "" ^ . -*£rVfj X '&• *W m / h o hltbwaya. P , E. Williams of Davcnpor* wao re-elected proaldrn.’; R iV m yesterday. Tb# Cubans Codwia. S t Cloud, eleo prosldcn:: irvd throe S t L ook pitchers, Irlo Bronson. ftteslmmeo. iroasurkilter, Mika Rybe and RBI c r; sa d Jua* Omm. Oa:«ote county. to S ht the opening r u n of >, m a jo r league d o b ’s four W cahlbl te n aeries i f Tropical iS Cardlna's also did soms V h P I n r , srsttln# 1 2 bl«nrs. I|n# 0 .1 ontaria# tha «l#bUi if. th» Cards rallied to score l. runs but ik a Cubans got Mv*tt back In Via n t i i In . 8 . Utrtiande* led i he Cnkitting wilb a home ran and l.y-Gvs Cincinnati Reds bis*, ptovers arrived by commer* airliner from Bon \P«dr» Do iris, Dominican Republic, for I exhibition games her* will F b ltads'phla A hie t i n . Tha games will bo p lly td to ,d ay, Saturday and fu n d sy . Af.'w, Wards, lh« *|0ba will m<rr» to •J L **»rr » o fourth tQt. L 71? R« J * **•’ • condition. fng f a Puerto Rleo fo r tb* pasf 41M a am■at favorites L eft | Out In Cold At fcongwood Track greyhound race track d o g w o o d teat night ' aa long shot a f;:T long that lumped hom* >M .iha winner, leaving the ot fsyjmriios out In to crUL ■, Tonight'* ftttuYvi a r t th* fuiuj x u y distance ninth raeo In which :.tW 0 of th* sturdy Clmnco * g s giirni b# In ihn fjd d n ts iiu t Capi t p n Red, Masked Fairy, B alyvour(■RteF* *nd othar* of that d a ta , and tha fbm nty diatanco hurdlo i%e«. jV'Included (n last mght’a large ; crowd were many mem bars o t the \Ftorid* State S h eriffs Aaweiaikm, ’ whose annual conrowion opened L in Orlando yoMerday. ? Tonight'* tie rs •atari ae usutl I;IS o 'cl'ck, Entries and **!#*•; ttent, with the Iauor toapftal'tad / a * to'dog* which should fidith In Im « > f, T - * . • R a il ‘WINKI.INII HIPBR I t ) » » •* • .." ' D v r i T RYAN ML *»Mr” t <'< v///f,{ e k w r w r v t e l r •y.Um and I ■ , lam p to ric h cus o p i'r in r a th of ■ h- il> d s’r k t s who la using th* BOXING T O N IG H T uurasm. ■ ■ Boys desiring to participate m •ho baaing program to be put c n '■ DoLand nost Monthly mght are adviaod by Coach 8 . A, B. Wil­ kinson that they moot show c p for practice at 7:00 c'cC ck this evenU a a ls . Jo* a rtiolo* t>CXTKtl 'A R K (I ) , DO1 .0 E r r o i lT (II, T ioga, C oastaac. C han,*. AI.LEV. KIP ( I ) , Andy Deysr. a is ----th rsce. S-IS mil*; Glorltnae, DftltAK t i l . Ju sts ’ARKLESS _____ >oa. Tornado n*ri PBAHL DAT,_______ •KRV 111. r , _ imond. Itoeks ’• r y . M A n a U A ix s o o t;n i.R d i . ■*orr, so v -n th rs«i quarter mil*: Marl*nn ____ Dills,, Sp**<l*n R a rtla _____ ■Kolea. C IT E (11111, (II. Am*rl«*n "Inner, PICKWICK III. ROCKY «tlW T ( I ) , Dig Chane*. Wtehth rara. 1-1* m ils: MID-O H T LIAR (II. UN HI HE (I). thlrJ oldest .t o e s , Announcem ent o f :hr u nuiuel H ■ | ■ U | ■ | ■ t n l:.: « u m id i to d iy by It. II. C ol: m in . local m ene.-er for iba E lo ild j T o se r t, Ligh C m p » t,'. Hr e rp l.ln rd th .i to en *r th , mnt v fr o entry hUnVi sre turn.l - h 'd , snd these b lin k s r.q m ra only the n m r arid a d _ r : „ of tb , on . . -n: snd the of th,» o * r . Blanks can b : c b ta lm d a, ■ l ,h * I M ' ■'°mp"nr, fm m C hevrolet. Kor.l | * n * ^IfOOUlh d flle rs QT fmirt f* <>f 'bo P ° ^ tr and light KIm Edward VI Mg British Bmpli ***** r ** 'Ite tr'c slip p a ra tu a .». ,«u, u 2rear'i£jaiw # ii | Fourteen Candidates lb* prob*by wJ*k* placed under • n*w*r. Skinny D slttry . N inth rsr*. fu tu rity : Sinner •hone*. Truffle Tr«w)*r. Math»4 •*'nr. TRAPrir- CHANCE (II, ‘ "TON REf> III m * h t O flle.r, ■ 'll* Msn. DAI.LTVOIIRENT (II. v’.n ih ***• * •’ « mlUii SMv*r •nh*. LADY T H A rrtC (1). Bhorl ••***. A*h Trar. U ln a WAT UK♦HP »»». P -nm arh. PADDY BLUIJ l i . n ia h i aids. S i . n n l i r*e*. fu tu rity hurdl*. - I P E R S SON (II. O oU *» I a 4. K •• lid .* Y KAY ML P r l * Warden U|*** fl«l* Cr**e*sl Limited. •AD1.R ME ( » . Nlral Rue*. QuaMer Wile ‘ulr n in e l.t a f.ta J in •ra ffle Plash I t * ? la I n s T-n* , l.t* • * « t d Rara. Wqfurlfr i Maura ».*n ! .n J l* ’(nrpullanl I 10 1 1 * \rm *d Lady Ltd Third Ha**, Wulurlly Dally Ilrahl* ralururd am "srna II.SO l.«a t.na T lllls H a d 1 0 19 M* raolun Wlawer ».*o r e s r tk Rara. W alarllr ▼awn Marshall l l .l h «.•• *.tt n rn e O rty l.ll > 19. Mis* Alva* (,1a n r i h Kara. Q nartrr N ils 'r lsh r plam oac 11.14 t.l* l.sa Tulru P ayi ,, . m s Ilia "hamplan fifty l it DOLORES CHEERS WARM SPRINGS U n ited Lu Seasoned and Unfinish S O L ID Lumber, DuUdlnC ^ t a r l ^ MLuuib«r Measured By Tke-Q 80s and French Six years ago FORREST GATCHEI/S CASH GRO­ CERY AND MEAT MARKET opened its door* to tho pul>lic. The establishment has enjoyed a splendid patronsgr from the citizens of Sanford and surrounding territory during these six years for which it Is indeed grateful. No mercantile establishment can continue without the endorse­ ment of the iitibllc. Many of the cuatomcrs who entered its portals o n , that opening day have remained loyal friends and customers throughout the alx years. Of this it is justly proud—it speaks for Itself. This section is experiencing an increased measure of prosperity but before times become normal again—Ixsforo "the good old days” can return—tho citizens must gut back to tho habit of patronizing home merchants, and thus keeping their money a t home. Those who are not acquainted with ’FORREST GATCHEL’S are urged to wend.their way to 406 SanfuriJ Ave., during thia sixth anniversary sale. A cofdial wel­ come and a most pieaaing shopping expedition will result itherefrom. e" ' *: •> • ’ , v >k£ . Sincerely, • — t ll k 'M n Ofltrsr At Warm Iprlngal O o, Lord Fauntltray." her flfet John Barrymore aaveral ire ahown araatlng orlppltd ehl (Aaaoelattd Preaa Photo) ettoad tho world premiers of -UtUo rtora.tlM O hdr III.0MN marrteoa to i ae*, boootlfol D tivfn Ceetetlo It Not Dozens !i NotHundredsJ A Public Message!r For tb k anniversary,, t a n , 0f The H trald. T , . T ba -old atovs hunt- rnda mil '«a*y_D*m. CARELRaa WAnr.It tig h t pagsa In Th* Fanford H trald to th a t tv try I-’em fa his atora W* ^ Mr. Coleman u rip j! M. Plash P»*L Miss P letator, " llr Ka* |r*l rare. quvrt*r ■m tlui W,h,'‘ «, Win A lluck, TRAPPIO IK) 'sd4y t.ln Nlutk Rar* P leat* Rstl*. Itnval Roa*r. 1 nitty D*al. HLl.WMINO MAR. ••r* J«r*« '••'ara .Charlie ILL ( t ) . LORD TARZAN ( I ) . teond rar*. (u lu rtlf. Itaat half -u r B* T«u*h Harr. I . 4 o u h |.): OaUna'a PrM», I tv Ann. D a n d y llv Odd Hlar. *” M «-M»B • n Rail IMI ANH POROK (»», s r * n . la v s * »ln**h*in « w t » «v). T v r r r d l i t x (t> n traaaik H as 1 ilrd rate, futurity, (b u t half •— *►* I’holra *S ".M ,1 . WKfe th . rich! rf f « | and proper exeretea. co n a tlo S tlon m ight b* rare, h u t'la aefttaT Uvteg condition*, how ftw man* n tb taeapo h i Mr. Cl yd* M art la, « f Om , W. V*-, recently vary aptly - wro'. ( t o t " constipation l*’ tb* root of a lot o f t k t n ooa. b u t 'I f BbwkDraught Is taken rig h t I t s win keep down constipation." "If I I#.’ tnyaolf got constipat­ ed." bo explain*, "and my m t e m HTed with Imparo m atter, I-feel Mooted, thko cold easily, and fool out of aorta' te a let of way*. I will taka about two food doart of B lack.D raughh " I t aoooio ‘to For Oldest Stoves W -* PAGE8 OF POOD BARGAINS To Catch A Cold » - «w. t'S< , iitft DON’T THROW THIS 8 PAGE SECTION AWAY. THESE PRICES GOOD UNTIL MAR,ft * -■ ■'■ i • II I ■ I ^ 1' '• BARGAINS! tYJRREST GATCHEI/S CASH GROCERY, By: Forrest Gatchel, Pres. onirw; rap n will bo mod# a t iha * * • ,o r ,h* invalid Agrieif tu rtl Adbw'naao mewing in the morning. J*»*n»on*.A«, will first affect *o». *111owing a)m m oring, tho annual “m ■"»•«« «h* a e rn n l Florida luncheon wii: bo hold a t tho «M>Ps errrrng wkhin th* pruvisMni, Whiatliny Kottlp Too Room w*h *t *• ajuferpawd by official* of th* Mr*. W. F j Btecknun. H o* praol* 8“ *» A grKrlnwal Extendoo g e rrdam of th* Florida Audubon So- * •, on agency that vrtU comporai* emty, a s touatmletrse*. Tha lunch, 'h local odmMiatrajkm of th* mooa- • ft # addrooa will ho riven by Dr. UrtL N. Kennedy of tho Florida State T tfm .w , p e d m , poom iu,' hoga. Oome D agerm eut. , corn and othar basic farm eommod- ONE WEEK! Phone 288 m o («,. MI. F h f o r . tVltaalJ R»W| ram. fn 'u rlis- fTAPTAIV itvn ML j-h n n v p u i r . . **•*"•*••*' R'qn. R n*.* i « J ■“ "* Warala* , T»Y nqL’NNA v'tCK v iinnnwAM m . -S ra»a. a - ,r t- r m il*:. Doh^ Stop With This First Page - There -Are Hundreds And Hundreds, O f Special Item9 'Inside - 8 PAGES! M* YOUR PURCHASE M AYBE WORTH 25c,$5.00,$10.00,$50.00 ' i J e a ttU fd io ltf | f m •*7’/ M ftX&WskM#. the- p l a n $2, FREE ? ? - l l e j l y maka a purchase o t any amount during this aalo. t b e will ho given a caah ra g ls to r/re c e ip t. W rite your name erf th e bock of tho rtcolpt and deposit In container. ta c h sig h t o t ( O’clock one of th* receipts will b* draw n sod if I t h*ev* y e a r name yon will b* refunded In cash th* actual i^ r n ~ i o f th* purchase recorded on th o tlekeL Think of it tk b plan give* you an equal chance w ith everyone else to Wla th e entire amount of your purchase. You ■ have a it in e s to wla every night and you don’t ha*# to ba^iraaont t e w * , lo c k morning tho w inner's name wlU ho posted ia a In our ito re. By Gucssinfif How Many Customers We Will Have Durindr Our 7-Day Sale A Double Chance To "VV m l ^ R e a d Bot h Plans O It Costs Nothing To Try - You May Be Lucky /Vs ,(MF." i V. /:' ,vSe" tSl On th* back of your same cash re g iste r receipt—also write your guees a* to th* number of custom ers w* will have dur- 1 ing th* entire sale. The person guesting th* neareot correct number will receive $5.00 in cash. Th* second and third near*ra t answers will rtcelve |3 and 12 reepeotivsly. In case of Ilea dup'icat* prlxea will be given. �Wr V '• w w w tm i < in ? ■‘- x vT haA nP e’ r u-..* iM * Forrest GatcteFiyoU will ‘find, always, a moat complete lino of the ben [and freshest Rhe in town, j Visit dor store during this sale and tAki'ad 1vantage of our low prices to get Acquainted. The finest in qual­ ity m e a t s fe al­ ways f o u n d at Gatchel’s. During have an opportu­ nity to purchase the very best and still femain‘within Vu — ,%_y », ; 4 ’«:>■* • f t . your budgdt 1 A fl COD Sausage Hamburger RIB or B NECTARINES . > « .» ,% « ..* Dozen I.MW.* . . FANCY B G p 9,W d a H w kf ([> - Tomatoes I Grade York »m LETTUCE Canadian RUTABAGA? 2 lbs Young Stringless BEGINS Jjb. CUCUMBERS ’? YELLOW SQUASH p^d Large Fresh CARROTS Ltuge Bunches BEETS Each Home Grown CABBAGE Freeh Home Grown POUND lbs.35c (With Meal PaTche i i ) Loot Horn FREE - FREE - FREE Miniptute Ham s A n d K e y Rings While They Last T o Our Cu§tojmers W FANCYr NO. 1 C alifornia Sqlid H ead Armour's CVrrcrbloom Country Rod g\ IR W I OTHER liiw M tta i SPECIALS Monarch Thu W ortder Do <tnd Cat Food Dietitians T tit ; Selene* jo d f* Coed values impartially. Science recommend* feeds that contain only the neces* rary elements And adentlfkalHr trained dl«tltiam always force DIGGERS' Milk! T H E FACT THAT THIS BALANCED 1 TION FOR DOGS AND CATS IS VIRTU* LY STARCH FREE MAKES IT AN IDI DAILY FOOD FOR T H E M / USED 1A RECOMMENDED BY TH E B E S T D SPECIALIST IN THIS SECTIpN. / FOR THIS SALE A SPECIAL PRICE It's an AII-arbuiufFood *• D odj-balldkg eieaeaU ; m n t j t'to ii t i d t U B f (e *(*• te r ITkwaa. All lire toaU laad Mi * R k t < . fta te fe ’e lit* T Z The Wonder Cracker 9m »4 *tly la fart, i d « euteMy. that feUk la Where (fee Ideal feed fee eoarolaacMta. And mlU. with on Ho odnootafee, M reasonably priced. Uae It freely! FRESH STOCK ALWAYS O 3 p a n * GatcheTa Belle And Rccon* mends Milk Predated By • IN THIS STORE ABSOLUTELY PURE! la S i V £ A. COMPLETE LINE OF U w iA ikuliaiiU a i ECONOMIC ROYAL SCARLET Peppermint HEALTH food. ROYAL SCAI 11 Os. Hamm fUSSK ALSO THEIR PAM* OU8 BANQUET TEA*. Stuffed OLIVES of Ciampfono* DFERRIK TER NUTS T Two fa r 45c 2$C Plums ROYAL SCARLET GRERN SPLIT 3 3 t �r ii tctm m Sm SSw im -T — ^ iMasas:*1 T ■r , ’ ___ M , ..A ti*.* -----MUCH* r — T -T T -------- T r e S H N W W f HERALD, SANTORO, i*r.» Monarch AUTUMN PEARS Foods Have Vim, V igor and Vi « # . .4 t talify, b u t Most of All, They’r e . < 2 Timm rn 1 H KAN. TO Tll»: 1:i •*- 3X ! r? 4 i" 1 1:1 n 1 1 7ttt to SAT. MAR. 14th * Baking Powder Premier KADOTA FIGS 27ft Premier PEACHES No. 2‘/i cans 16 c Premier Tenderloin of Sardines IQg Premier Anchovy Paste tube, J9c Premier Chicken and Noodles 2Cr Premier Whole Wheat Flour Premier Salted Cashew Nuts lb. Na. >H CAM Premier Sliced Pineapple .Premier Ginger Ale 2 bottles 'Premier Asparagus 8 oz. can WIUTEHOUSE lb 8 oz l»y ImyiiiK in larife Iota. I>a>< the oT lntra on to .f feline thrap u n u s u a l .m all lo'V Thp m o rt iti«* molt* you can *av®. p rirrs la n 't last lutttj! lay pome in tm lty l Monarch Fruits 1'or Salad No Monarch Corn on Cob, can 22C | Monarch Chili Con Came No. 2 |9 c ound 'i Monarch SALAl) MUS1AKU VAX 1 Monarch PEACHES No. 2Vi tin 19c * i > _______ . 1 17c Monarch Vegetables For Salad No. 2 ^Monarch PINEAPPLE No. 2 J * Monarch Telephone PEAS J7c 1 NMI.IIt OH m.lt'KI, PEPPERMIT PATTIES Monarch MINT SAUCE novelty bottle 29c 2JC Monarch CORN STARCH lti oz Monarch Buttons Mushrooms 8 oz. can 49c 2?C 55c 21c |9 c 12c CROSSE a BLACKWELL'S—ASSTD. | Franco-American HERSHEY KISSES x 00-60 Sis* Evaporated m MILD and MELLOWBARS Vi lb. 10c R MARSHMALLOWS i ® % lb, ,PECAN MEATS, bulk, per lb. 50c • i•* ^Premier Pitted DATES 10 oz pkg 17 c lux so a p 3 b a rs is a i 2 3 c IBrussells SPROUTS No. 2 cans 35c M o n S Lima Beans No. 2 can sige Ii_« . , „ . „ „ MonarchSm. Stringless Beans I S C |Artichoke Hearts No. 2 cans 350 Monarch Spinach No. 2 cans H e ’BLACKBERRIES No. 2 cans '____ ____________ ^VIENNA SAUSAGE 2 cans 10c -.°" “ eh Spinach N0,2'/? ^ lW Monarch Sauer Kraut «« 15c M $ $ cKCrab Apples, spice* 25c ACARONI QuaJ^erQuicl^Cooking \P G H E T T I o __1 _ ^ _ awns* State WHU CkMMBak u n k f u r ta n , B a ltl mS5*ji Cm L 3 E A N S c a n s MACKEREL tall can 3 for 27C E R 25c MONARCH SALMON 1 •J£t. RAISIN and NUT SPREAD jar 25c S c D U T C H ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Domino Qld Fashioned brown 4 Confectioner’* PAPERSHELL PECANS l£/?c • 19c O L D vt* ■ mm 1 F lat - Cans ^ Red Sockeye j Q RED KIDNEY BEANS 19c )r. Jackson’s MEAL pkg. 50c Al(\l* It MTAll ^ n O Tomato Juice 28 oz. tin |Qc CHOCOLATE 2 ^ ^ C A U T O B CALIFORNIA W I A ! R F.m tlB E.PEAS 2 lbs. BUY i^tj^armalade $9 Sardines 8 oz. can Chocolate Syrup Prepared Mustard $c:i Tomatoes; can C*-Mackerel 8 oz.can imf- MntSapf* 5C jGoava JeUy 5*< (Top Suey Sauce_Jc ^ 15 h it u k m lb. Cak e 2 5 c ri»MM MONARCH CORN, vacuum pack MONARCH BEETS No. 2 cans -MONARCH APRICOTS No.#* cans MONARCH OLIVE OIL 20c 30c « « . l * CAM* ____ MONARCH SPICED PEACHES u m n S . XMONARCH SPICED PEARS »• mf O Y K Ii 17c 23c 29c 57c 30C J ¥ % JJc JULIETTE 5 POUNDS Quines JeUy . Mint J*By , Ralston's Cent} Split PEAS lb. 121c Green Slnan 1867—Preferred �vsvmvr X MABCtl Naturally yrfl bay quality when jroa ibop at Forrest OateKel’s, to every I T O n f t * Jiere. And you save doubly, for the bet- >•11 / u*7r ter brands tfo farther. , . and if'Forrest (JitetW'i few price* ihey cost leial n u e iriL .-tfc w You Get ALLOT! GLASS1UG y g i_ TO PR!&E The Jug Too G allon FO^WEBI P M U WtLL GAIN FOB OS COUNT LESS NRW FRIENDS AND PATRONS ITS DIFFERENT! Beet Quality Pur* Surer Cane B.AB.Q F irst premium awsrdatl i S Cant 1930-31 -3t-33-S4-38-3d fori Faftind Q uality- Uniformity and On Bot. IfarlttfaM llty a t Tampa strata m m GLAD ■* ■■>■ Buy Om At 10c And Oct Another* For Boy 2 For 30c Get Another FREE > F a ir. S * b. « 2 0 c ITS AL’ Lipton’sTea PREMIER MINUTE TAPIOCA O U MC N D Churned Irom Ireth, pure eream—— a rich delicate HevorTyeuMI appreciate Special Price For 'V. . ' 'T BLACK* V Our Annivei^ary WALNUT Imall Size OLD FASHIONED—WATER GROUND ON ROCKS! OUR VERY BEST BROOM WHICH HAS SOLD FOR 95c. WE HAVE SE­ CURED A SPECIAL PRICE FOR THIS SALE SO THEY ARE GOING TO YOU FOR ------- s a t is f ie d ci )#1E. Mi 0*. Weight ____ - - - - - - ON YOUR MILK —USB �to. rcoUtoA ____ i - a u u This la the Reason of the year when the • family Is moat generally tired of the ordinary wilder meal Alid it is a good time to make a change t<y lighter foods, Including more fruits ami vegetable*. . Chicken is .fll^o a good summer food and of.t&urse everyone likes it. This sale'offers you a splendid opportunity to buy all the new things you will need for we4kfl to come. Monarch Vacuum-Packed This Is Worth Reading Youje Choice of Anything - No. 1 Cans SBAfOOM COCKTAIL CRAB each SEA FOOD SAVE 2 Oz. Tubes Premier Biggest FOOD SALE M^&KEREL 3 cans.... Pfenier Creamed Tin^A BITS No. 1 cans E n o u g h TO B u y K l^H E B B m G au, Brunswick Stew Ht>. 1 can 15 c CHILI CONCARNll, hot and gdod, No. 2 can 25c No. 1 cans IOC Monarch BEAN SlPROUTS No. 2 cans . 18c Monarch FRIED NOODLES, No. 2 cans Igc Monarch BEAD MOLASES Bottle 15c Monarch CHINESE SAUCE Bottle 15c Monarch Chop Suey V EGEtABLES, No. 2 cans J8C Monarch Bamboo Shoots or Water Chestnuts 59c LOBSTER each............ Pilchard 1$ oz. can Caaa Premier Sardine IERLOINS ANCHOVY P A S T E ...... 7 ',^ Oz. O val C a n s M o n a rc h SHAD R O B ...................... N o. 1 C an s FLAKED FISH ............ Dittman's RUSSIAN CAVIAR ..... N o rw e g ia n t r u f f l e d LIVER PASTE 2‘/a oz. .. H 4 oz. SANFORD’S History SHRIMP PASTE each. .. i'A Os. COI) ROE PASTE each 2 Oz. Cans FILETS of ANCHOVIES lf> oz. rails Boston BROWN BREAD each.... FREE! SA M PL E S O F ) WARD’S Phillip’s No, Cans Junket PORK a i* BEANS. TABLETS each................. 8 os. cans M U SH I Quart Size AMMONIA each lfagnua HAND CLEANER each.... Tty TW. SAPOLIO each................. ir 25c 25° 1 nc 1C Special LA FRANCE........... At Our Store SATINA each ................. Oz. Con COCOMALT each ........ -.L I# Two. S im \ OVALTINE 35c and.......... We Raeommend Knox CUMALENE ................... GELATINE each .............. 22L 10° 1 1Q I 39° I ■% ■ 20° 1 \ I r �* * » ;■ « >■■ i "1 O o a n ty P n d i m a M e re V n r iU A n d V ejrv U b len T h a n A n y S la t O a r A r e a In A m e ric a . **—-*» S f e r a lit R a n ford U T h e O n ly C e n ira l F lo r id a C ity A ffo rd in g R a il, H lg h w r A n d W a te r T r a n a p o r ta lio e E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R 4 K lumT XXV M e m b e r A n o c ia te d P ra n a 1936 Season Opens Monday,Mar.9 c : *TDiP*t** »* ■■ . SATURDAY. MARCH 7. m fi ................. *r ‘''i r C z T 0' K -tiah lish ed w lore “Good iPublicity t . FIni v e Slain In HOME Is Given Canal Washington Paper Spanish Riots By President Over Zamora In Race For Sheriff ECONOMIST In Engineers D isclose T ransfer Of Work Relief Funds W a s M a d e February 13 Is P re c ip ita te d Negotiations To End ----Conflict In E a s t African W ar Dwarfed By Action; France Africa Authorized Cancels All leav es Bv Rome Dictator R eported P resident .May Resign To Es­ cape Impeachment Before Parliam ent 4bg League Club Looks At Sanford Raspberries 2S c x h CITY NEWS BRIEF'S Foreign War Vets M eet In Council All Day Tomorrow CATSUP QsM- S n id e r g S lic e d BEETS rr FLOATS Clapp >y ; Doug, Lady Ashley ! Married Today In t P a ris C ity H all Plan A Motorcade To Silver Springs, T o Leave A t 9 O’clock - • * fftfiami ^ncT'Bcach Plan To Put Stop I WATER ROSE MONARCH D oublr fTLort^i^ b a r k - ■ FOODS 2 * r |9 * i2 r $ i f»rt W arden And Prinonor Killed in S. Dakota Mystery of Airnlanc Crash Isn’t Solved Mayor Dumas Suffers Relapse During Night A fter More Members, Nine Criminal Cases Docket , Are "f;,2 WU 17th Century Mission At New Smyrna a S Being Preserved By Historical Group “w’X; IDeep Sea Divers Are Going To Explore iHole That Swallowed House And Truck '•-•vWr-. ii. ( ’«moron Rites To Be Sunday At 3:30 I». M. j*7’ “ I Plan To Make Movie Picture I n China A f t e r HflBeymoon T o P ro o e rty I n S em in o le F i l e d BABY POODS 121bs.59c24lbsl.15 Hitler’s Tnnips Sent Italy Accepts Into Rhineland As I) ictator I) eclares Peace Plea Of Iiocarno Pact Dead GenevaCouncil S e rio u s C r i s i s Cleveland I n d i a n s Now In Louisiana, Considering M o v e - Self Rising Floor NUM BER 1U I OSS Sanford *n«i th# Seminole Orxuury ertrry fields ar« writRn up to conBitl«rabl« Itngth in !n illustrate*! article on th# H onda Ship ('anal »n the Wwhinfton, I). C !>«ily Ntwi. Tho article wan «ign#«l by Rrii!# Pyle who tried to ir#t cr\ inttrv»«w from Fred F l*»r«tr, chairman of the I 'm r a l and South Flora*.! \V*r«r <*'Hi#rr! (•on Commit t#*, but .a 1 Mr. — BERLIN. Mnr 7 —(AD — ROMK. Mar 7 <1^ -Prem WASHINGTON. Mar 7—OF) | Domar world say, according Mar. T.— Fivo Atlolf MitltT. thundering to • Imi told hi, . ah net t- d:. —Army engineer laid a.i night kilted and 3.1 wnunl to ihe p-Bper "WV w his liruwnnhirt Nazi Reich111«t\ acc pts th.- Leagur that Prsaideni Rooaevrlt allocated in new ftitlitical distalke*l too much WVvn been hit -titg that the I^H-arno pact n- appeal for pea* in K . 1200 .0 ).’ work relief fund. 10 ih* Sun n *• ihe cabin*" by the H onda !»oom. ww*Ve •i *on gemfral prin* tple w as (lend, s e n t German troo] SN > Florida Ship Canal project on been hit by the depression. r« ported to be C' nta I c*»mmunupie antiounc* got>sof*tt'ppin(f into the Feb. l.t. The allotment waa made snl. u n it polo cal re|»”rcussions we*'‘a h##n hit by ihe Mh Ji •I ri-* on. authorm ng neg.» ■.< mijitnriztMl Rhineland today three day* after the House appro­ U rranean fruit Py. but we*ri fr« i ii ' he pr ospei li ve r esi gnat i on f-u peare with Fth *»pia nf anil prmiouncrd the fight for priation* committee struck from Ntcfti) A l u l a / m of Pi - d»nt nrot (f ’ing to !»# hit again. I'm **r F.r»i|» ior Hail# S#!s***ig. hid Germany’a freedom finished. the W ar Department appropriation (•lin g you that.'* m> i L. f Hi |» * » d x *im Inr appeal with** t llcrnandet. Faci*t lra«lMiss Eleanor Hahn bill an item of 112,00(7.000 intend­ In * w ift, w o rld a tu n n ln g A Paul O. Bigger*, warden of the ed to carry on canal work. The do Province, whs ^n.l II Stove t ompuny who mil I r I\ .|I|I.|M ll was hcllfvcd ||H*V thrusts Hitler offer'd Europ* a tr county pri*on farm for ihe 'aat P la y B a ll! PreaulenC. Iaie«t allotment bring* by *i g'oup of extremists in Pueli *Smii will d*MMand »**rritoV;.*|l cnn«a#« n r, w i-trrn liemtlltarlted frotvconduct 4 cooking • h.M*’ -••*«-* f* m FthiuptH also th»* r-* T h e 1936 b a se b a ll s e a s o n in eight and one-half year* during the total alloted for th* canal to dr Almoradirl Two were killed Ma» n'-'xal «.f e x itin g rconomlc p«*:ml ticr un * cn-operative basis. H# Ft id a \. \ ord Tloirs«la> and S a n fo r d w ill o p e n o ffic ia lly which time there ha* never been ♦A. 100.000. by . v I guards in a conse<p*en: il.ilan-il he was rraily to sign B at | : « hi i* m 12 and Mar |.l at Senator Vandmbcrg, Michigan, d n -t, when Fa<»isls attempt*d (• n e a t M o n d a y m o r n in g w h e n »ny .erioua trouble .here, who I* tti'w nun aggression treaty and huilding oil the Woman’s t luh H p«»r * nr»*ulat#*l that Mussn air psi't with his western nsigh^tonn he homr of Tcodon* Mor­ th e C h a tta n o o g a L o o k o u ts one of >.he four announced Candi­ Itc|n, J.can, cntic of the canal proj Ih* •»*h«»«»' Oak \venn*v I h.da'..'* for .h .riff of Semlnolr 1 ii. m. k*i,* **p ,ik at length at th# Ihks, Mild expressed wiUtngn***, ect. >a>d in making the o*w aliotal* ' leftist mayor. ( S o u th e r n A s s o c ia tio n ) tro o p T thrr* suffered fatal injur mg Apoti-oted by ’he Y\ i da "p* *i ng "f tl»c* t hi«mt»«<r #f l)rpu if thi'-i- things transpire, to re­ ment the President exercised th* o u t to M u n ic ip a l F ie ld to be­ County oltipaMY H lid Power slid Light Mi • Mmidiik. I**ii informed p«*r*on« turn to the League of Nation*. its ri th* old Madrid bullring power of Congrsaa “ awry foolish­ g in t h e i r s p r in g tr a in i n g . Herald and »< • | .*n ’ *in*l ih#r# w**n* no indications *»f whin 10 wnrkmen w ly gw'e him. It’s for him to de­ T h e r e w ill b e d a ily p r a c - i Hitler dissolved -the Reichstag pi.pntstm n f* r such h speech. • Sunday’s tides; High a t 8:33 A. by a group of four ride whether he wants to go ahead t k e s fro m 10 o’clock In t h e ' *ffi'r(|ie Mnr. 2 H, mil ordered an In th***# ipiart**r< th# vir\y was! with a machine gun M. and R?4ft P4 M„ low at 2:13 with a project he cannot possibly morning until 1 o’clock In the election on Mar J-J to prove to xpi*•««**d that Kmprror Hall# Se -1 7ninoia*<* projected resigns! finnh Without congressional co­ A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Monday * %afiornoon every day th a t g a m e ., the wot Id th at the German peo­ i*'i**’4 ikiTcpinnc# **f th# I.#agn# whit h reliable » * * *rc« said might o-ration. When ha baa been put tidea: High at 0:07 A. M. an 1 •ro no scheduled, and tha public n*p«*sal f**r ronHIliation off#r*Ml! ple are liehtnil him. coni n an effort to prevent hi 9:28 P. ML and .Ow at 2:51 A. upon notice he probehy will not \wl'l bo welcome at the field at Hitler pleaded frirndshlp for n h#lp f*»r p* m #. ifnpi ichm* ii| in a rontfove* \ get th* co-operation.” M. and 3 P. M any 'Ime. There will be m France, but runilemnrtl the new over wii«|M-tiw| n of ihe l’arliam -ii I m Imiis » * * » > ■ • i|(*r«*i( lti«n« rosin! Senator Fletcher said the allot­ charge ef admission to the field t'lancu liusRlan mutual asaUtOBOO hiop.s'w drntand tha» hoati|i|.ea. ment conformed with hi* repeat­ Tho weather: Generally fair in receivrtl major attention at thr for the practice gam e, the Look­ .'reaty ** likely to bring chaao to cabinet meeting. * * • during • t<nv* r-*a:i«in s##kmgj ed ita(*m«rui that “the President nonh. mostly overcast in south out* will play among them ielre.. Informed sources expressed h»? • • t)n th# t’oii'rnry, they b # -* Furo pe. will provide funds for ths canal portion tonight anti Sunday, lull* but ihe request la made of those At the very moment whoa MSB [ opin i n. however, th»t the I*>• - 1 Musw«dini II loivr #nt rely as needed." change <1 temperature Kttremo who go out 'o »e« theae practice* dent would probably not itep du.»* his m Idat v I a*I#r. Marshall German Duops crossed th* The rxo.ooo extra allecation northwest Kloeola; l*»rt|y cloudy ] bvfur*. th*- opening of |*arliani.-n* •hat rhey atay In the grandIF»*h\*lio, ih# advisahiltyl and *iu.*e- epprd into Cologne, the President gav# the canal proj- tomghi and Sumlay. Warmer stand and keep off the playing ••f k*«pmg th • Fuse st a im irR in- Hitler cried: "’In thia hixtetfa ect waa mad* th* earn* day that waa* .popORj tonight. a«’tiv# h o u r, u k iu u> th* H i v i p i pcav * ^ . j " ‘ Veteran* of F"r?ign War* and Senator Duncan 17. " Fletehtr, vA teieelon chargee w fl |» ihelr fa mill**' w " IH d an all- Democrat, Florida, returned from Ila*lob'll' p p«irti'i| t«» Rom# incea mu Ketch German ttroapo , Maurice Marks of I.ongwtmtl '*lim|*pi|iir ’ for games between the l/vok- day council meeting in Silver Florida with the announcement »r* moving lnn> -heir future garIMIV tv WM was lodge.! in jail by Ihe *her^ . M * and other major and minor spring* tomorrow, and a large that h* would ''erntlnu* the fight nsons uf pence, we are all ualfatf I, \IIIS. Mar. ‘7.—LD—Dniu1a«a Mjmitu* n Northern iff* office and charged with the fl*. A ll ■ 1• ha**hall clues training ih Central ip l'g n 'io n from Scm'nole P o d .^ u d F ntrcan unit** occupied C#r- in « • hidy confessions: |(«BliBB«4 Ob »*•# f c a n Y l Fan Lank-« and ledily A*«hl#y 'leg al aale of intoxicating liquor. 1 0 A l l t l t H T l D l l n g | ii Hi ri ' Florida. h',tH. ititithi’iixl of Amba lav in th# # ifh'ih wn»*l A laji. "first, m a solemn oath to ra­ No. .3282 in Sanford is planning x ¥X 1 Th* County Court placed his bond _____ The first re*! gsme will be On * m otorre ie to i »v «t o o c io v k tg W a r r s n t y U 6 6 Q 3 Cily II.ill Th#y plan t*» u*» t • m ie before no power and BO for appearance at the next term MIAMI Mur. 7.—Csmlilinr In rhlna to lin k # a motion pictti’ Sunday. Mar. IB, one woek from in the morn ng. Tho m erting l»| __ _ * . „ fiirie in re-establishing the honor of Court a t |500. swank night club* and o’hcr e» »»fi»*r iin ;iu'omobile h*»nvymmi»i m tomorrow, when the Albany. C a , thf ('rntrel Kl rt la Council * n |l I l f Iiur people, and lo aucraotk ti'-lt-^ n i, a s in Miami s o l ’Ii F.«i»**p«clcb will meet the Chauanooga couiprii* • V. F. W. putts in S«n-| honntahly to Ihe heaviest privaA) an Rail plead#*! guilty )«• sml B rtrh must stop on and after Th# la**1 I* iral p|nl»r|i* lo th • club on Sanford find. ford, Qrlan.’o, T »vf/m , D el^nd.i fora Judge Sharon to imprn|»er '••night, iimti-r orders frntii I. t) nm rnuif# Kun#ral «#mrirra for Arrhw II. tmn talher than *ver capltolato rrtnov# d lai# Ft Only fire member* of the Chat­ Devton* Beach. Ocala. Gaines*] | parking of an automnhd# an*l waa •'carb-irn. chief nf i|e*ertives in tlnv l»u* th,* xu**p"nal«in ram*....... . 1 Hm#ron. mmo «• Ctninty p<on##r before it, St. tanooga -Lookouts had arrived to­ will** I j i V land. law sb'Jrg, ’’Serum), In a determination now, ordered to pay tha coats f proa* MFinil sn«l II. V. Yncuni, r h 'r f nf Ijii. fin .i m illing y#M#rday. Th** ami *»n# of th# early rrt#ry ifruw, s l * W*” *wr 10 f*rm day, but the rest o f the outfit ui Cloud. K u-ti. and Inv*rn.*a. mure than ever, lo help bring acution and warned to pnrk hia t'oltci' in |h c city a rm s - thi- liay. roupl# f»iu*td th# iliHiru <f tIi** ' „ „ . # . land* knd rvaidential propvrttc* H i# Mr(mn. aill cun»«peeled tonight and tomorrow. K,,jM0. al"iut an understanding among tba r , T *P I" Scminol. County w .r . filed machine properly hereafter. Ti n .•I■a Mini's for rniilctti* w hri'l. • it\ hull <ImmmI wh« n Fuirlwink .* ' “ '•’•I from Holy Thirty men erlll try out for bertha i " r ? v proplrs of Europe, especial'y " I * record yrwUrday •S im o o n 1 hurrh »«• I akrv rw i Vmetfry, a n io n y * 1 I v#r*d th# fin;»l nmifi* h r . tind o th er tram hling drvi.-rs on the club, though tbo entire among our western peoples and Judge Jas. G . Sharon today •*- , Ml for (o*lay. . n C v. * DI" “ «nd th’. morning In the office of cat inn Sunday afternoon at :i III o’clock, party art l nundter about 40 mm. and w 11 preside at the council c CT#rk 0 . P. Jh m d o n . In mie.1 a marriage license to Al> XFull bunk* viid ib# r#A*nn f r ih# Rrv. Martin Rram offinaiintr. neighbor*. m dtskng club official*, baseball aeealoi. which I, expected t„ bo, Mj|| , h# ^ , n order andec Paul Wood, 6ft, ami KatB.-r-; fLtidiriif ^fjua-U will U* *l#lai'#«l "Thu* afl'rr three y*ar«, I be­ h’)*«|,. wn* bm pr«»tp#r»lv# trip In A rliw |>allU«ar#m will U* K. f). rnforc# th# #*lirt, unil uiMili ui and .- w s p ^ V ' a l.tn d H hy *he *lep»rtmrn« com-, from c ||t u |t (y ^ rt Jud,re M. B. in* Wallace, .70, both of SchcnecChirm In .produi’1 n motion p i n ' if# Molf#y. It. ||.' Chapnian. Rnag K. lieve I can consider with today th* ul offievra wi’l h# placvil on «|m« O n Sanford MuntcqMf Mun^.prf, Fntld man.lcr and r , h , r high officials „ m,th lh. *.U of a U « 't| on lb- a«lv#nturrfa of Mm b l/’ rur. Heywmat Walkrr, R. T. fight for German equality .con­ orranixaton. property on T w tlfth St rest be- 'ody, N, Y., and then performed *ial dii y, if fi#i*t*N.nary. boa been placed In txcellent con- In th# veterans' • Polo. II • ui d h# xbarit* d in irfkr llunr ninl |)r. W. I). <#onlin#r, cluded.*’ tha marriage ceremony in his to o * and President 11. M, Pap- Vke Cornmider Bob Gray, Ad­ tween Avocndo *nd Btnch Avenut* 1 While pul ir# ha'> ina*le alumHt From I'ari* rant* word that fic*. «n»l honorary pnir# 4 *ar#rf *wil| luidy A«hl«y with him a-t hiw wife. srortk o f th* Chamber o f Com- jutant W. W. Goert* ami a num- by the Inter*tnt* Bank of Rich•laily arrrftt* on iramtilinkp rhartr#<« Jinliri* CJ. .Sharon, Jno. I>. France rancrUed all army I ttr t* merco. w ider who** auspice* the h r of ether mrmbera of Sami- mod to R. 8 . Reed w ti placed cn A committee to nominate offi­ finingf runvk*4-i| op**r»toM |MRI J.nklnx. |l; F. Whitiwr, Sr.. It. J , Chattanooga base be 11 d u b wdl r* In I*o, i of the W.fTmn.* of For- r -forj league of Nations rircles In GoILi ly, DoujfluBR, Al cer* of the Setpinolo Cu'.t.ty in tram H en, argna the fan . to go | c gn W ars ;o? e th .r with their Two tranifer* wer made by th r ... .i hut pcn5n* atj#n luur ni^hl C rpany, \V. I. Iluffhey and W. It. neva declared H itler’s ae-ion In de­ oot to the fsold tomorrow and »*« fam ilite. plan to attend the con- Zachry Veneer Company. One w n 1 Teacher. Aisociation to la? elect'd rluhi could find n Imo-*t #v#ry typ# nouncing the Locarno treaty kaa »t the next meeting was appo ntHvfaon. what baa boon occom pluhrl un­ fercnce an I <njoy a picnic the ta le F t 1700 to R. U Whit* 1 f icauildintc apparatus in ppvraMr f*ain#ron w m « i on# tim # precipitated a grave political cri­ der th* direct*.a of Jam s* Mough- d'nner which i*^ to be a part of nf a property on SWond Street at a se*»ion held by the tea.hrr* ti»»n. S IK t'X FA LLS, S. D.. |Kily II. .S, m iin h fl, avuntnnt lax sis which makes the lulian-Ethlothe . p r gram. Veterans drsir ng between Cedar and Popular A re -’ in Pool* yestenfay. Dr. S m ith . tooion. norV .uperintendent. Yocum said “th# 'id hur l»##n VVnr«l»n F.uyi n# ll#il*v. »«i|lrrtnr niwl irnm# wartlrn, arrl pian war insignificant- in compar­ This morning'* Tampa Tnb- *o .i in. the motorcade are advised nues. and tha other was tha aale! feeaor of Englith at Stetson I’m- • lam pH down ,un i;4 i)ddinu. and *ua«# periitrn'iary hur* vanity, delivered an a<ldrcss on d n < ib ch arter ro#n»l*#r *.f ih# ison. leag u e official* predicted » " p o r t , Urn* B ha C fow fand ;to g?t !n touch this .v .n in g with ,v Mart* Whit* McCracken of 3B nil KAniblinif laws wdl h# «iif«»rc#«l. M# wjiI of W rlm lcr, S. I »n early session of the Council, i Town^rnd CTTuh. I poetry before the teachers. !■*■*. (American Leagu*) now either of these three officer* ef acre* of land near Fort Roed. It 1* true that gambling h..s le-en’ *' ,h’- Pr' M,n- »n'1 ' ' hil lli,y- s ' probably together with th* astoathwomv m New Orleans, may tram ,h' ,0 ,,t* | Two deeda given by C. B. Sapp) '* "l»-ru.|o .try in g .Ml v.- ..Sherman IJoyd, who fa connrrt- (••■ng on and pr.ibai.ly will rnntin. •dy, in a g reat world pace* c*Bin Sanford noxt ipring. Tb* pato J. A. Sapp rorood tha tale of uc. but If we find it. W. will a r-l f., ,r uf 'h«- Ipswich, s D f’ rence to be railed in an artampt ■Newport* that A tra BradUy. several'Iota on Wrw F irst Street, •d with the Frigltlairo aale* depart­ rest all operator, and c.n fio c.lu » K1 " ’ l' ,!nkkille,‘ v c - '- l ’y to draf. n substitute for the VsrfllM e n , of th* Indians’ ball club south r f the Monroe corner, ‘ for ment of th* IMI Hardware <YmI w, ^ 'n ‘ .r ., r r "’r ‘ f * Hn' " p ta y , announced thia morning that thej? rqulpmcnt.’’ I sai'les as well a* th* Locarno la making a tour of Florida at T ____ _ Attrmpunl to lihtrat# hU brixht r. WASHINGTON. .Mnr. 7.—</T> OM of the mo*t extanaiv* nfrt- I* (ha pronent time, a n ) ia reported 4 • a* ~ t Harobl, *ho |« iltrvintf ilm# in T h- rornmerew depamm-nt nli- i rr,,*,y - . gsratov aale* campaign* in hi* H^I* A ssociation Is A memorandum given ropro» j Ihe prison. Claud* C arrier a a t m bn IhuonW r imcUnwel toward niuincril iihImv it cviuld nm solvu K . ^ r T. L ------------------senisiives foreign campony*! 5*-year axlatenrr will e .-.k . . . . --------• of •■•••■a>H power* today moving th* training aita of bia Hu- mystery uir line crash near lom ttee** ow eon* rw*». H M*m o rm l A w arranty dotd tra n tf.rrin g begfa thia month. Mr. Lloyd il-o In Jan u ary 'W I*r*J ‘h* 1 Kr» '« » had "roplfad Go dwin, Arkansas, In Jan u ary . |h# frttndJy Hospital today as being not oo Mverml lota In AHamtmU Spring. oak) th a t practically every ni'sl*! Uauach. Meisal's fianct-v Who o.- bin s'lggfsted th - possibility a A drive for mere member* of r'm panieil the Webster mint _ t . . sinking twa by W. D. Holdewonb t* Charlw Fngwfa.ro *oid anywhere is on passenger In te rfe re d -with (lie again and again by Germany and daya ago the mayor raU ed yooter. Kauamann waa afforad for record, diaplay at IBII* and that free <lem- the Florida Bar Association will Sioux Falls, were less i.-riuusly pilot. Sevtnleen person* died in '° . C ,! m*nJr'! o f frfaad*• A _ rv » ttrf r* y toruid*T*!,l7 **»♦*, but can no. be filed uadi m e n u * on.tratlona will bo given from time bo undertaken in Sanford next wounded. ,h , cradi • h,p **»!•"»» th* Rhino pact Monday, according to announce­ O i l U ) i |K l j but He st-fferej another relape* stamp* a r t attached to ib* Instru- to Lm*. ________ :______________________ _ *n<l by aignmg * military all la no* - T* ment made by AtUrney CL A. _ I Uat naghtt | mem. . ’ ' directed exclusively against GarB n ir ili of the Clerk of th* Ctr- ■ ____________________________________ Mr*. George H j Garlmk and her Speer, chairman of the junior ( h a n 't office In the Cour.ty J ' ‘ ——~ r- —-----------------------------—r ------- ) grondooa. oad Mr*. Charlotte bar section of th* association for Blythe, of Ottawa, Canada, who ?he Ninth Judicial C ircu it The lies along both arise of lb* Rhine or*re taken to Fimualtf-Laughion junior bar aectinn is sponsoring River, north of tjt* S aar F rF n . Memorial Hoe pita! ym teriay aft­ the campaign thfough the s u t* to smith of the Nsshotlands, out Increas* the m rm brrship of the NEW SMYRNA^ Mar. 7.-— (AT much < f tho rock ho* .Iren carried ernoon suffering from painful in­ of Belgium and Luxsmfeoarf. Th* • ----------------- i with carrying ooacealed weal —•Rum* of a Franciscan inaulon ‘*»ay. ju n c t iuatamed in a n -automobile principal cities aro Cologne CobJASPER, Mar, T^-D**y too ____ while under In­ Her# a re torn# of th t gatetion* accident, war* reported at the hudt near her* in the 17th century 1 The mission waa used in 1935 a* lam , Kreefeld and Aaahatt. Ths t i liquor, f t t l t larceny, dtvor. w il com* to this UU* tor which answ er, w fl fa. taught: aro iwmg preserved by tha Fhirula » »ug*r mill hy Thoms* Stamp*. tilted force* evacuated the Rhineboopitol today a t “doing nicely." a trailer without n !!«*"»• IF1<md» community (pmoerww to Historical Society os a landmark In later y o a n , th* property was land on June 30, 1930. F .m , how tieey fa tho wmttr that Tb* thro* war* r a t by glas* when Bag m l eetots without | endows o* t0 find wlwt nf thia suit*’* ta rty htttqry. acquired by Cape. E. J. Matthews.’ their c ar dived into a ditch near, filla th* Sink? In London. Foreign Secretory to a sm all luma* and a Since the hour for Veoper serv­ Known aa tho Atocuimt m ission,'In 1*80, Captain Matthews planted An hony Eden confsrrsd swiftly th* Wekiw* bridge while driving Second, fa thorn t agvt-ia under follow: Stoto of a n m o b fo th at ice* In Holy Cro*| Episcopal the structure wx» erected for ih* a vegetable garden in ihe mission. with French and ltaliaa ambassa­ from ML Dora to Boaford. f h i l b t a t H enry Swlnaon, carry- j awallowcd by a big bolt that aa4> th t w ater that cannot bo ao«a Church (B OO o’ckck* .^jnday aft- Jornro Imba I waa the Iasi t>l Whila preparing tho ground, b« dor*. lag tew coaled w wpoaai S to tt of tknly apprnrw) on a a ta tb y from tbo — h u t 0. R. Eotridg*. chief deputy ernoon) does no« conflict with b* built bofor* lb* Creek Indians found fragment* n f thro* bras* a lThs Belgian cabinet waa tailed F W U k v . B- A. Dovlty. ty tra t- [ farm a month ago. Tba ta r th Third, w to rt tkmo tho water Sheriff J, T . McClelland-* office, serviera In any other church, the from South Carolina invalrd tha >»r randlaoucka. Washington E. into session Monday. ‘3 j auto while W>h r the Influence I ecddeHy sank out o f tig h t *■ Rev. Martin Brom, Episcopal rec­ state. Th* throw newest Jororo Connor bought the mission and h ad Mid today th at tha o ff * . U work­ tor, invito* tbo general public to mission* wer# destroyed in 17M, 1 fno cample*# candlestick rocontf la w ; Btoto of MotM* FA. B. Warm* , round pH « fto t atrvarvt or warn ing oo the Laka Monro* rotfory oa J u m McGrte, booked on ,n diameter. ih# aervle* tomorrow when th» the aorfacoT cat* and Hops* soon to have th* Cathsdral choir from Orlando but sum* of tbo a re be* of tho nns- ] structad from tho pe**» of th* ckargto a f * | throe. Thia candlestick waa proFourth, wkot robber, behind th* her*. Tb# will sing. Th* ehoir is composed a.on of Amount! Mill rsmam. Th* mieoion was u m ! in 1835 as | oentexl to thw Florid* Historical earth that Priea and Women .to r* was loot­ *f 80 vole**. Twenty-five mem­ o f k aj- ed Bight before loot o f a quantity b er, of th* organisation aro boy*. rrquina rock, a native form ation. Sorioty. also used in construction of o th e r, In 1928, th* historical society r.b Avsrafe —------ *7 M l" e f mere bandit* ta d |200 In rath . f a n V . W ^ H goon a guot* a t any. A p*r*n oua waa fulfad into While th* tki—a t battered down TOL’RIBT FIGURES ASCEND buildings in tb* fo rty days e f ( p'acwJ a urona* tahlos si th* mlaaO tr without! ORtdogwta expect on szaatom do. the Fb. but ito fafag a a t a d a n g tha door* to tb* (to re, no resident ST. PETERSBURG. M ir. 7— JTonda. Older rosidews of Now non commemorating th* owvfa* M att o f F ton- of tho 9*1 to produce n a . lfgr t l l . to the ooUwoUo ta d M l fa foiul'ol of th a oitlaga waa aw are of tha Tourist #(i*rrtukm hero paaiirl Sm yrna say that a s las* as 1855 and horiosm n f th* Franctacaa r,* 5 9 a a lt and i itd b ra -tfa a about FlondaVt. lime-1 to th* warns .a rfatt^ wtosk fa l> rahhery aatd th* M fawm g morn- ih* 80,000 mark today, th* eity abaus four-fifth* of tha mission rs- fathers in th* e arly religious w ork 1 in Florida, but-sinc* I mainod '.to n * .W so u to . I feet below th* gm ufal* information bureau announced. ChattanoogaLookouts Arrive For Spring Training Season Of Month In Sanford AGAIN FOR A< -LONG TIME TO COME SANFORD, FLO RI • JZ^SSSi nS . Cathedral Choir To S in s Sunday'Vespers ■ T v V - v .♦ ■ ‘ .» LOC^fr WEATHEB ^f »B woe * # »*■■ — • •. , *. it tv ’ V Z . ... — — rf Lir ■» «•* i( — ,•**-. ‘j. I s' ^ IT' * ' Ml - jl-! ) V s . * ' r - ' • i TTv}1 - 8 . ' •’ • ft ' - ■ I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 06, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 06, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 06, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1be8780bb4de6ab9b560691306fa050d.pdf d3283dd7053d2040d2fa1447363e43c4 PDF Text Text T ----------- S. ACCEPTS BOULDER DAM "H ard rock" onglnaoro don't go In vary much loo farmolity— I M th« groit Boutdar Dorn on the Colorodo rtvor wo* dallvorod Iho Unltod 81*1*0 govornmonl by th* contractor* with no more imony than • hondalbap. “ It** your*,* (Imply «itlalm *d F r a n k w * (right), auportnlondint for th* builder*. a* ho grootod Ralph rry (lift), «ngln*«r rapraiontlng th* fadaral reclamation Io n ian . m completion of th* gigantic project. (Aaaoolatad Praia Photo) >T ‘DEBP PRISONER FREED H iv in g aarvad ala manth* In Jail at Chicago tor tallur* to pay a >0 judgment an ground* that ah* all*n*t«d th* altvctlona at I ilman, Mr*. Myrtla Tannar Blaahlldg*. (armor lodaral Internal nu* lollM tar tor llllnol*. la ihown bidding tarowall ta Warden th O. Bald. Th a law wndir which ah* tgaa Iw y ti* n « rf ha* boon hod and ottlolala toy no othar poraon will hi Jailed In llllnol* -d e b t.- (Aaooolatad Prat* Pnotoi . STRIKE PUTS JACK TO NURSING A COUPLE OF TIGERS GO IN FOR HORSEPLAY �Snnfttril I-. The Only (V ntm l Hnriil.i 4 il\ AfT.irdini* Hail. Highwr Anil Water Tr;»nn>orlatior AN IN D E P E N D E N T D \ I 1 Y NEW SPA PER Ustahlishcil In I0»H Can Be Asked TktongUlaitk Early Approval Of Fruit P act Is Anticipated A N Y M IL K , L A D Y ? Conspiracy Against U. S. Government In <1 H O l ’ K N O T ) Investigation O rdered I n t o Reported Sale O f S e crets O f N a v y To Foreign P o u e i P u erto K uan L eader Meld On C h arg e Of A ttem p tin g To In­ cite Insurrection One A rre st Is M ade; S e l a s s i e A c c e n t s Alleged (ierm anS py ‘3 e , a s s i e A C C epiS On T rial In Idindon I .e a c r n e O f N n ti f in s ’ s \ \ l| \\\ \ l .. I ’ lH 'ft n R ic o , (AIM - United M .t'.M i r i h . i l I h n u i f h o n to w i \ i n .|--it I V ilr n A lh ix u < .1 in I"i- N itinnnli.it 'nailer, ■it .i . h of rm -ru itin f •!• ln-» ~ in a o in a p ir n ty to i.v'i 1 1Srnw till* irn v triim e n t of i tv l n it.il S ta ll’ i'» th e isi i .1 ti\ f. rc«\ T in w a rra n t •i .i i • \*-i h President Calls Conference In White House Tonight To Consider New R e lie f Needs Announces a ndidat e -K l e c t i o n < fc » se d -I> o o r O f C o m m it! O r. N ew T a W 15 H IV C W 1\ M. h <ii4 (*ir Lt» M 4V ll Lit a ^ h * * I L *1 « etnifw •nn'i'iiUTii »»'.m imot i j i " n r "ti <• |l ... n m »*-e*»tr L* **<f h p m e rn flj »#•{**» Kd a *W la*c it.ki •r *« in |d |.*„, vHh pracm in f*»r Ki* - -«*n • *■ •••• t t r ir o n e d i*»w.Cf^ ulU a m*mi nur*'' !•*• * **uxrh*a > w » y %m u r n ' **d K h *• \lle fe d S p i Ili\ Trial I O'VIMIN. M ir *• -l 4 h A m «l le a n e d fJe r im n enrief m m rr art »nl uf i,*|m iniar ii|»«»n C le ar l* iit a n ’ « n f»*rt*\ hoard I s 'im rn '1 rra .l *n Old Itadey . .. • m nd ng in trrpl«a*r h in n \ Mg a r i'f p * A m e ican air f i . f f i «t n n r the World War Thv trail. Grrmt lU ta.n'r f tst •».r C r r*t»*on*c« the w ar, . v v the <faf«*IY%nt, l>» Hr rntann r:nert. >link 1t»v hr«nt h »n .|i-«rrpi'on of h’ ma If »» * l»iiL-rron» inirPiifi-ncr nff.cvr •urn*-*I u ltim o hint. Th.- r m » « p raarn ltil a^ ilnrii ..... - n im .n l .l.-ic-nii'lty n o lh rrn .-r work ilirm ir V\..rl.| U « r arvl mentioning 'h*i t... I i.r .1 for « yrmr and a h alf •» I y^wno-aw r* «»f farm y**-»*«t •<tr r w ir apv l n -^* -.*• * s\ l a a iMfyn «ar wa N> S T 'I iwm C h j t , tk r r ’ " »t • d rjiiw d dwnnaal n f » '*• fm m Inner c a r .1 d » t r knd r-fb t wo r*f»«l* >< *■ fwr T l A slum rlnwr«?•<■ • an i w p k*Mh>iiq* ppnjnptn. m 'h .e «*tun«r B irah t»t arm* ra>**nir I m a o od r ha n ^ v- S e n io r Demands w l a r e s f i g a t io n Of -H a g w d 's Removal O n n SoFv^hl 'nrvm-e. 9«**t«|r •o m I mry ft.r \V-%» d# r rlrr v atm** p . . . nmrni num.il t| n i e „ ( h i W orld W ar M O " nr,. \ m -rw an a ir R>m» off.who » r r » ihol down » » • | • w a m n ir r rfa rtm a I.......... Iianim ilarly dan«»rou. :r o ff r r r aral onwa.niny » " iwraonal iloarnprlon of mr 11 m tir» from' l»i«»i»rt To >'4<‘r a) ha hot** ?»*•••! *1 II raid fitnta if- hr na • F t rand «ta'> - n 4 ht : t , *. c a r - i — -t «• b'-«ld l-r M a y o r’R C o n d itio n Reported Critical Oh nild ha h rm l ... WPA — tr y ." H a rw -J ■ c.-r-m atil hair** hern frequent* N p 1 ho* •■•her ait Nat* ruUuUa w fTt mi stiil la'rr# Natntnal Guard tmiia were mo* l*%'/«il ugu.nst | hhiM v rm tr|vn* Fate Of Oversea Railway Will Be Decided March 27 .IACKMIMVIM.K. Mar. R — (A pt I'tilrral Jmlcr I^w U W, Sl’riim l.Hlay rnntiminl until May. 27, • hi-iirmfc to ilcUrmlna whtthrr I7if h u trtr.nr wrrrliril Ov«r»»a ■ailway rnnnrctlnil Key W#it with thr Klnri.la mainland la !• Ih- rrliuil’* nr alianitnncil II, aaUt I l K A r i l , M at id’) - hi- Krantml tin- ritr a tim» In al­ Thr i-fiunr.t of thil | .lull,| City low Srot'i ,M l.iftin and WlUlaBI t<H‘l*rtl off a utaaion of wliolr. It Krn.n, Jr., rrcidvara for tka \ T - I ia O r V ^ U r iC ll \ \fr. Srhm M to * h**m »n P ak * > n v. an«l rmtw«a4-w Se^uoarlp A— Apmnn»tretion <if lime «”• h m V mXTng $ 7 K ^ ’in r . accompon»#<f by' • tall 7,ft i h ~ f Tf i nnml a h a p r.*1 — ----------tt-n hn h m*e a*ncr tha» *»mr. Be- ipnrfiti of u iin f Mffneau n hm r I A ffm in p r v r r y monir pal am•r** rum nc t i ihi* fimn*T hr men nr •lolfmit»e limeatone in o ra n y r ploye. thr inrrraaa h n n if. w ayra m ■ n ur n r t ma*«m! left hr ha« hi»n , f n v m and on celery farmn, will a I r u i rlu -r ly appnxin dtiinir that *p i r e ' fin 'w ply in farm m thr t r h#ld at ih# Fwdor Curlett irttvi* whwh prruii lrd in I'.tlt. Sam ple '»*» II y n r t. In ttuk ry h e nil* n ( h a tta at 3 o'clock cn the after- monihlv *n a n ra un'arr th«* nrw n nrraam* hr »a*d *#tha» hr hae noon of Friday of nett week. Mar. ii-ml»: l ’ iiy cloth. $.175 ; polire rh .af. i fllMI; firat yea r patrtVmen, $ 145 ; h fV J FWnda rrt*mr from a JJ. a lw a v i firat y r a r Inh.rara.* .15 rrn la -an w hlrrnr** to thr Irm « eir nf the Spleading ___ MOItK AIK MAIL W ASI'JSOTHN. Mar. 5 r-(A V V n m " ofn rirr h’« -'•*» |<M* «f Kirn turh ■ hi* job lK«l many h « 'r ‘hour ih tn l-yrar m rn. f>0 renta. f T h r rnum'd al-o in rrraa n l City INwtoffh-n Pwpartniant I fr. and ika' ainrr hr r»hor« avn.<l*d umn» I*. t>ry»r.f »«1 «i-.* >■nv.< If an.l h»« d.-nr »o all hi» nm l, 1‘ooniy AfUll 4'. R- Haw M anayrr ITutido Ranahaw ’ a annual ahowad that l*JJ5 airmuil p ouoA c* I fa hr “t< a.ly fcrla for tha rmam ,on *aid. bu« yrowan who »r* 'he ,»aary in I ’.t.lNH). It wa< R tn ih a w nearly iloul.a.l that whom wa rail hr Av'r a r r (’Itim , ,|r monairation planned for n m (who r rom m rn.lril the advartiamsf fnr ti i« tS.a prrwtn who' roally ,w li wdl diakJcnmr on e*»y way to ramiu ,n . artt.nif fi.n h the ru y ’ a L O C A L W E A T H E R la m a m w thr turkSniH- of our ,|« It. 1 . ..ontry- "* — --------Mr. Sibirrh forthrr aod that # # - . a 'w a r, rm w lm iiy tho prorraia »nrf di •m■ ntiinniDiu-a in , cstigatl n of •lent** inviilMotr Natlonal'a * who ••••k mil* pendencr for Puerto •tl... fi.oii ihr Itnii'ril St»:aa. I' oihh; | }i«- rlrrtiun re«riatritkn l • i*d hi January, 12 pertovu m*ii * kt!l»*«| and mure l turn 100 m »• .ta nird hr mr^rd hr .a. a«r, F,re „Chief Cleveland .1 . _j k •*»*•' ^ »•aronomtcal p^* ;w For Spnnfir Clean_ _Up 1 r - r - a t a-a * « r l y, r P ____ > c h a rfta U frti.ima th ',w a d. *» r w ayr in rr ra .ri and authontation for ll.37R.OtN) in r u ir unprnvanirnta, with np|irnvnl of o m-w<|.«p.-r ad<i-rtinnir rainpa yn to trll •hr pii'dir o( M.apu (li-aih'a " * « • «• • ■ m** -J , J f i't*^. \ V P HoiI hwi ami f > r l itmti-rpclkm. elm tlar • n *'i- .ir lik illr i which ♦ i p I l*y lie s la y in f wf K ian rU ftifTSCw. chU f ’ u'aiV p li.e , Krfck |.1, l f r i . n f r i . n l S .ilo n a llk :* ’ T writ- tilllnt by I h , p«- Siarcy T o Seek Fourth Term As Member Of Hoard a f f ’T- of wh-rh h» ta ranahla ** r ha r r a tin v »• T h r , i . n n «aot 'r .r t « apphnl •■* I - .'', in it..- lirrtnan air nnnw'ry ’ f..r . iol. a . a »l>y ho' " a - " thr « rl» » H ye w u a.nr f Mi'll* i*stii*«l .'or six other natm nalt-U . > 1* mi M portnl at the roar• I t ' * o f I ire iniUy m hen ha l'i *'il n m .« • iii , ha*l been h* |> I nr -hat p rrl it. thr In'"'' . A i ho »». "mfnin m roman with \ .nr. I'.n »nl Knalnh war-tunr *n<l "I am rvrn now .till III fiMirh i i k military amaiori "It »«•' ihr a-'» In . or I |n» tia'l y •«« "" (-r- n n. o h with ihum a«.m " do *i. i U n ii m « i*n •lo- t’ni'.-l S u m *nil ihn-- «nd , s . 1.1 >.-«>» in l>nniton. Sdaoal PnnnpaLs C-«mpn *• T* n 1* ll*««ii *i .la* La Mast Be Chosen f V i*nfn»ry w***k #•* •!** n. •« ta B efore April 1 i til-it rh»r<pd Cirnpo*, *tid I h r v i r d graduate, Mayor T. L- Ih anaa auffrrod • la par y iaan day and hia oootw a w a. reportr I tha. aftemaon • l o a f * t« r , cntw al." Tho Bl- ___, __ __ . .. �l 1* ' *" l i L :V5;i ' " ft THURSDAY, MARCH 5. 1930 THE SANFORD HERALD, RAPfF^RD, FLORIDA S a n f o r d H e r a ld n)ifell ta eaelw ilftJfJ t« t i t u # t*w fr• • #•' all M«*i ilapalrlir* t* If t f »•# vllfn*U< |Hi tfcla papitf a»4 al»*t ike P9« »«MI.W4 Reeela. AM f u1 ■ipeeletl G *ttin( tha tmemployvd lack to WwA ***!^ to bo kmita like b«ilh f M l th* ocean. Cm.U Ltndbrrgh (’ **K«m If u rrle d '— heaslbne. E> ***.1/ line* it got max jiolidc*. MB Iluml In tumniiT rim# it** h n k a a e a anil m du> vrintcr thu BMftUiS* aa eamrn furn-ih our Windktomu. A B lessing In D isguise Citizenship A n d New York'.-* unionized hulhlintr service workers irr> out on strike and for the fir*t time tiresumuMy paunchy mllliorrjire* who «li-ep in IClnl fi or pent h u.-tea, take elevator.-* down to their |imnu-.jnes parked at the curl>, tide to their ST. PETOW BURG. Mar. S .r.owntmvn office Imilding*. to lake oth e r elevators to their Two comely Florida tnermanla 33rd Hoor office.'*, learn w hat ley* are for. Th« .fiffkiem between till* that the first elauao of the def­ h«v« proved lo their satisfactirn Except fur Htose tuifferirur with hixh lilttotl prc-tHun . n. iit1 i \* ilefltfr i* ?*- inition is af prrseht aotely > p - ihai there "always ta room at the hardening of the arteriiH, nod roronnry thrombosi-t, th - p Brii'.i !•» tii ■*■ i ■y ownen I lirable. It was consequently bottom." strike of the elevator men will prove i lilfvtinir m iIwkiiioi . /Unitnc n *#i immacUes ©f held that an alien waa not en- IVr Al'een Perry and llrdvrig Thunk* to the strikers lhey will have to walk down *lair T J t . r to home*W4d eieriiplion. Koopk* earn their bring, and a • W trfi ft rt rhr and in the name of flnlitiv m nbb-i. walk hack tip attain, j * xeniption a Mi> : >hn«it in til® a< the amendment (r g h U ,it only nxe ihough damp bong it ■*, by Feet that for yearn have had no more exercise than halane- f mL'-i'vir*r * suMi'-tt prpparvd by to one who is V ."eltuop of and posing in tha lierp, rrjsto l clear init on the corner of a hii’Mv poli.died truihogany desk, will, W II pfir, l tifMSil cam s el for rtaide* In lit* d a t a a f'n o V a * ." rratrra of SIRer S p rig s. Dropping to the t, xtom o f ihe •In* Kl«irta*.« I: *.•I K atile Com* Whether the SU ie you’d,' by law, barring hrokert arehes or • t ln*»- ,u titanf*. he used. m»kr An Alien _H,fr ill ten bf ths poo', they perch momentarily on It would he a f'ne tlimvr for New Yorker* if t h - mi«Aion. V i n t sunkfn giant of the primeval , ( en#iff«nif>I r * r*i*inn exhtm, state was not decld*<^ . strikers should decide to k* ep the i levators linked up lor >afet m onths or m ini. ) rr -Ihxt Ux.iftii —* ’.‘J IM j Xnas* t «>v>. legianrr to Oil* * govtmmsnt, Could stand the strain would really le- he-men, and those iir»i jiiiilg* a ♦ t*» 'll** mrafiittx j uh*r- i» li.il*, if any, diftViyne* i*f | wiift1 e*' n.tl/1 who couldn't, well, it would ju -t In- an o th e r ease of tinbetween a resident and a rifiiaa survival of the fittest. Hot the*, who remained after six "/•it i/pnxbiji,” a nil lH** ciiTie.ijmruI- ■/if th# a.'Ato. <fc * ^ i#ip k A 'f» r * l< J * * © " and months of climbing up and own the diz/.y stairways of ^ fn ,' Hie 1, 11**’, ni •irx'.’jn tly \ person may, tharrfpr*, V Manhattan* skyscraper/ would <■* • 1 11nl>* develop a pood uu-| lit. via tui'f• i 11•* trmv* **( tH« route a real > slats brokiy ^ dcrstanduiff. It.'aI I‘*1.1 ' I ii ft Ij*\v anil this * atr. '|f ,otherwise qualified, Old men, fat men, red ....... . im o however, would t|o il|Tit|. i *W |f i,|)1> ail Kxeiiifitinn if he ha* 'llred h e re 'a ll h U ^ lft, ot if tiorn eUewhara, ha» tom* well lo slay in bed dui'mi' this ituiinug period (’limbim; \ f|lr n*11|'al|' <>• th l. d a te with Intention of stairways is not p ■o;"<i *• d uni , the medical profes- 1 making i t ' Mi hoina. sion as a remedy for h - i f iioulde ‘h'>urh if persisted in Atnl a peraifti,, If b'tkerniM strenuously enough, it usually *tn|i do trouble, as well .|iiiilfied, la entitled to the h^nteas the heart, lie.isoil,d V . . r i-<- if l . L• n - , . i eiioiigt; • '•ad exemption, if 1In t*i<Wttio( and often eiioupli, piny pr< v< et di nof iho Iumi *. l-nt |n Che x» iitiremente "»»r foMh in t n 1After the di-unite- ilevideps. .I.urvvny i lir:i■ ng i* ri kv pri-criltng paragraph, la also Th# m#Vmaici», ri part «if ihe r a u l i n n of the Ifnit>sl Slates. biislnes*. get, havo iM mnl to grip unacen lint, th u m b h< it may *uffei e i i< ■■.I* of Mil* New itizen»om» part of the tree trunk upon York strike lev* ’I t .• *ir* iiylto n* d. ..oil i | u iyh .< • aiid which thky'pooc. This combat* great general rm v d thnt an anti mart hi . on its th- dafnral uhdenly ©f wn(#r to stomach, it i* u ■>. imp to I now 'h ui p ■ will orBy Ix in d b h T ^ lIk 'F b r jd'tiMpifliNi rti own w#.ght and furt-i served for Nev \ "i ■ foe nother c n , ,’i. i ,p !■.< t F lo r id a (I ra tx ifru it »h« girl* to the turfite#. After tha t mr. ihuie ouiy Imp' u "Ihe man of Ho to •no a 'hra' v _ tiire may become m i .s i a mere wutiu, with o itu'.g h i ' ' ■ i IIRIANDO, KaK 5.—Grapefruit o F'rP', but an uver-th - h yu I thum b I torn pii-lnog hiil'ou- am. •' (*!*»*■»; from all par* t f jh^ world.wild at r «*tf-jr/;. "' 1 ""■■ I ' ndon, Cngand last week for an hitch-hiking (Jooil P riieyf^ ljl And then another reason for orglinting Iho* H n* >f iho L.bjfiftn |« i# 1* (h#yi1l hav * u frif#r apim* ciayon of ih c ^ a * • on«!« wh#n t one ret ow rem ark'd the r .day as bo » n o-luin n j o lltficent garsten of /m -a* m bloom, “T h a r’s kjoI iii tlu-t-.i 1 T V fellow whu wriu-s llu- first h ilto rr Of tha Now Itraf in bnlce to | hMm a place fa r himself in tnW eld of letLrrs a.ong with live author of “Alice in WumUrlaud.'* f lr tt thing you know annin ne’* going 10 begin inking hnw much It '•oat In get Gov, .Hoffman ti take buck a deep interest in ihu llaupMann cOae. Op .ff/W het Virginia there Is 3 who tiaa been unable to a>on i f t t r Itx day* n f crmtiniiotis lau g h ­ ing, ft aeein* stv, had fust gene to the theater and fur the first time hedrd the one aboui the u av rltn a •alia man. ■Whirligig m ihr Miami Daily N fVs 'lament* tth n h.- culls the _7FaJm Beach Tiend." Tittle vsA* wh*n'all wenlthv F iord v i nradonlaw'Wlnirit a horn, in Miami llearh hacau^e they liked «* atmosphere; MPT* recently, however the trend haa become rem ree,!. rvat because th*y bk t Palm tleach better, but Aulomoliile E m ploym ent W h ile I t .n p r i- s i- t |ib n jig th e f.d v in t »( th e nitttliin c kii ' i . tic n tlitig llu- |it.i|» - t :in*|. u r vvet-k by w h ic h th e y i , u ; t ttvi rilifth t itt t u r n d ilc h -tlig g iV s nut!, field w o rk r- - in tit i‘im k clt ck s c ti■t sk ilb tl n r i> u i . it is in l. t - 11i r i tn it'ilt' Ib u i orniilnv ini n l m id le a s t mu* in t|io r ta n i tm h r l r y i" n e a r an nil lim e !••• ik a n d th a t d e s n ite n»t|.r .v*-nu i;it in tit i hint' • Ih iiiu n ln i i f vvtirk iu g n m u |» t u n it nf pi m ini (in ti hnn tn'littilly liici i‘n*i‘il. . W’i ii 'l'r r In i In u n t u n i n 'ii, iiid n s trv m id tn- lim n r i t l i d h giV I I, mil liV tile \ 111miin! i k- M,i nil I .ml ill i t'.tin i: ni. T in • Itn.v t h a t in r. w n c k m c ii w e n - ptn !n>ud iv Ih e n n tfin ii’h i'i n im | u tu ' n IV!I.‘» l i n n in ntiv n th ' Vc n r ''X tt'ii’. Rcjlt im I h a t , ■cit m t h a t liu n n i h u m • c m uilly ! - it 11 uti-UTid m ut e u ic ,i w e n t n t vv rit mi a 'rl .rt* •tiilf-s • hnu Ia s i y e a r, ' I In* < inuinw im tit lo t -l f o r I hie y e a r ju - t win c.ru** v i l h i 't t i l l I h u l l . If,l| 111) n i f • nU nH il'i' III- I I ’ I nU tilin ' vvV'i u f I iT.uitt) vvfiI c i . T h is i* hi i in . in *' th e fm t t h a t ilo* Ili*t,i M ilput at’ m o to r vchicli t s stilt i ru 'llin ti .'.'nl a iiii 'i 't c r ca r., Iwlow tlm l!'3!i m u r k ." s.iy s A l f r n l Kiev is , v i d -jirt s id c u t n u d n> ticrnl n in u a i;t‘r u f th e neintciliitin, ttn im .iri. iu g t s lu d y uf w n inlofiut-ht In nutiutv;i*iilp • e iciii ly, ‘ ndv ii lit! |i.ii la p lu i't.i hn d ii | Min llm c o m p iln ** n . .1 tlm I ’ S l l m i a u o f Ijib cir r t u t i 'T u ', a n d th e U . •s. ( c ii -U;+ n f M m u fm h ir e r s w h ich h a s jn - t hc'cn contplt'!^ oil by ills' A n.stirinlinn’-s S la iis U c n l I ) |im lu t i iil. " ( 'n m iu ri'in ii w ith th e m d llu tl'v ’s u m i best .VCflP, iy'J.k, at i c u t u n it * th ia sh iv v ltijr," .Mr. R ccvt'.s lu w c rlc d . 'Avt'KO'i* c m tilo c in e n t d h a i v t u r w • . I". •Tit'll w o rk e rs, J>V o n tp a ria ti w ith I!kin's fig u r e o f d!W.iltMi t iiip lo y c ra , h u l itn p ro ilu c tim t w a s u iu to r v c h ic h s o r .'130,000 g r r u t:r Itinn hint y c a r 'a n u t p u t n f 1.009, flOo u n its . “ P a r t ly a s a re s u lt o f I lie f i li i u t r i s tu r ti o u jtro g rn m , h u t la rg e ly li r r a u s e *ir o t h e r nti'iiw orrs tn stiitdlizi* em p lo y m e a t, Inal y e a r sa w a r o n t e r r i l fe d tif ti at in th o flurtuw lin n o f c m u lo y m e n t fro m n w o th - t o •m o n th . T h ia n tc a iil Those peculiar dust clouds that kf« been noticed along the re tr y lira during the past few w rrki g*» M t been causal, as many Ippesed, by an unusual spruym.t Fbugs, bus railwT by th* autnnio. He* of northern tourist* pas*my i*0agh Sanfiurd on their way lo St. ■MaktBB, Sarasota, and Fort i* orginning to tell on l\ , itaal imrt unren.-nil tlvuw ’ S.imUy from a ibiigtuful emu tu C an er Gla«a. Aftvt if the top c l an oak desk ‘he following candidate* for Mi*mi u n i West falm Heath. Dr. tha g reater pan of an iual tifl.vo athrvitUiitg In 1'ha ^ "* r‘ -J ‘ \Vv*>lm-*,lay from ■peach, th* senator’s llurald: b o r Supt. of Public j„ . Mutmi, bo.ug ta ll d bo.oj j.cxpes*• w*rw bloody hut the •truttion, Wddmaii, T .‘ imsined intact.—St. I’cters- W. I.awton, .•TTW ag*ps\h W, lk>,^ ' r0 ln JLr- *n‘l i , r "' Elmer H. 1»**. H*» must havsv been '' -~l1 r 1 i r u 'a a n l t f ^ j y n n i i ' hiinln'iTi| ' kt*r . Mar. 3. • C m . Hand and K. «s Jlm d l, fu, — ‘ ‘ . ntir Comm,»*in*r, o T \ p . F i r e m e n D y e d M a n y neutrality bill place* a on loans aa wwl as n u n u m u ttr. There loomed lx b* a feetta (*naia places higher up that N V might stnke twice in th* • W(k*tbaok, or that th* fair *dag* "once « sucku al• % M rkai" might cotuain • troth than poetry. L j; * "Ij.nul’v* trip.' the city c b 'mmer. U« m i|p f cam pounds f w ‘« «h th t CAIRO, Mm , 5.—i,Pi —Egypt may be a land of iv n u n tt in fx tiort, bo; lovers who fall uniter its ape | may find Ih c n a tiv ti finctl er imprison st. ftllre in Cairo an.| Alexandria tnfrrci* a law which forbids ' ‘per­ son* of np;» *rt* *rx io k *s on pub!«■ thorovyhfxret r r pttlPc pldpvr- On* your./ man, * rape thw “SCREENCT S a t u r d a y N jg fit H IT Z T H E A T E R DR. H EN RY M cL A U U N Oplomctrlat Eyes Examined GIo-v k s Cornell) Fitted i 112 Hark Are. fHrnuiby fan git on the bank i of m iinbi mirb'. inril u Icpriin nn<! PLAT " a.* ja ilay* art hour bail. •yrniSkv‘m* the fiffirer arm a Iy 1 piaptfi* fnon 'he > fenibnyr iiffjrtr win th* force mul t t t ; ' L u m b e r A.td R o o fin g trOC**rY fleO V K 1M I 11M ^f»'f PAIaKHMn i i i . *» —T h r e h ti *i«1r «I jtf i *. im* w«1*** j h *\ in :• i jri v. h rt ihm region V. i fIn Security Lumber Ft • llama/c na< <!■ i» tf f«r<n» rtv U n ite d L u m b er Co. Seasoned and Unfinished Lumber Lumber, I’.uilding .Material— Kooflng •'Lumber Measured Ily The Gulden Hale* fill, nntl French Phone 713 ___ ,. , v the legal , v rrrh e lent with m • t.*. tf ... X J L h u ir’d.t j t |l ■ c p*r o . 'who u e t. lit or listitisliti'd irv the I nil 'il H .-.I, . .■ .| utl l i t tn tho t‘i - inljj lii-ri t l - i i f , am I v.hu re1 la V* of * Fbn Ms 1I'Vtitlpeuih Ai'.i,u.Invent to U.. ‘ . t i m tit.it u s), ad thosu per-, nf who n rr declared Vo he citet-v of li e S late nf FfoiMu by l e c, natiiut , iv or statu es of *b'e rtivte of Ftomla tha.' arz nut Itiro .rliteu t with B|tplicaY* i iu hii' m i: federal law," Tti ('our.' further held that tho ld iu titu tjo u and etaiutes da not make anyono n ciliien of I'lotMn who U no* a litixen of the U. S. residing In K brlda, *u 117 Park Ate. CtP RICH, RIPE-BODIED TOBACCO i4 e * irtda Of people c h o o s e L u c k i e s , [or reoaoaa of hia own. But ev ery ifreca that Luckies are A Light tt df ,ricb, HpC"bodied tobacco, t rather aurpriaing fact that the a of the aotne. tobacco plant may far moro than the leavea from WILLIAMS H ig h e st G r a t a O ut*It • n o look* m j moth Uni I s* m m w them. He reIwtaad their bollmo m MCy understands maiMa, Praavdem a M »* i* whxh E g y p tian Law IJans l R om ances On Nile o nisi t i s n - i , r i g - price of H.ftfl per lave, d r. may tie S'nry White, 'assistant aaies man" ' >oun-,»ger for American Fruit Gncsvers, • Moiida, tbe Unibng ea(Hirtera of Florida citV. lint this ris , *a«l u»!»y, in pointing out that ■I wi h the j FI nda grapefruit "again brought iiin'ornr iif u premii’m” on the Ixvmion mart'li'b 'r th* kei, F) rlda grapefruit frets the ii n , «mi tun .m rnnr of ihe state acild there at • I i< tin*1.! lit t l.’> |ier boa, while Florida M»i- to niitin Ind orv River grapefruit brought *e.. itiimiciU'., %I !>‘J to |.Y2t per box, ha said, int-nds tn r e - _________ — r 'Si, ■ color* At A llloxe U « , t* A- Urumlsy, JJ, | | . Pui^T ------'th a t, C. W. Kniimlngrr. and l_ NEWARK. N. J., Mar. 4.—W’i I*. Itagsn; fo r tax collactor, JnbnV t-K lre In it Mower of Ihr Unhi-I D. J.ttk,ns; fig County Ju d g o jA iV V V,,r * I’ g p irn t t'om ptny on F. Ilniitboliler, and G sori* ru n pn Av mi-, y h llb la u*cJ llirrm g; for C lerk 'o f CinAiw 'WpcttiTy dual -front ih» msmifacComBT, John KJ Meumger, D. L. '(jji’J pirc**»ea t« ih - outer »lr thrasher, and E, A. Doug.use; ^ r w % g*liitt;u *b d by firtm en a f *** • | W Joke Keisuke Tax Assroaor. A. Yauwhan, and ' r \ + " d tu n lumr fight, but fit 'or*r on hie brother- A. R. Chappvllt for ikato D p i - m A V d lw o rc rrd w hin thay w I «“ 'toarter* that they mhag day in Tokio. anu*, Forrest Lake. A> raihhiuonary militar-The drvdg. boat. Clw»i», that ’ »,' T \ glo r' c«l“rful vhsraciet.t **d »> a,* ham* to pay ha* been h er* -to r tho past- y ea r. :h » n ilf c tv r r had bt*n b fov■. l|eetB, OkavD, who ia tho ngaged in rjfedgmg and Ctbng f.i * 1 - '* ? • /" ? r l* Docl< *nt* fi MamDr, sent kte brother- ho bulkhead on tha lak rficn i bah,D 44a. w-d. grt*u- or a 'itt- . e \ Pair'.Of Merindfds ritttf 'Plenty R6fom In S ilv er Springs LESS 15 , . - icn l omtlysis ahowi that ttiw top leaves contaiq excess alkalies which tend (o givcaharah.alkalkpetaite.Thebduom leaves tend to acidity in theam oke. Itia only the center leavea which approach in nature the moat pektablc, acidalkaline balance. I n L u c k y jS trik e Luckies a fe less a �RSD A Y , M ARCH 5, 193* T I I E S A N F O n n HERAT.D. S W H U j n . FLO R ID A Dr. A ndrew Ilrodie Gives Luncheon T alk d a l A n d Personal Activities ~ Mrs. F. E. Roumillat Presides A t Meeting! A larf* number af person* alrended the Seminola High School P,-T. A. held Tuaadar afternoon at tha achool auditorium. Mr*. F. E. Roumillat preaided re a r tha bualneaa aeailon which followed the profram . Aw athletic tbit on rood poature wffh Y ffiiL e d y Jan e Leuilert aa direr lor waa fiTtu by tha Hlaaaa Evelyn Wilkinion, Virginia Meri­ wether, Julia Bella McClellanJ, and Bill.a Zachry, Theodore Wil­ liam*. and Sam Walts. Ml.a Nellie William* read a paper written by Mra. J. P. Ridge. SATURDAY • I luncheon for F. S. C. W. "W hat Our Community la Doing r. l h, Beta K.DpaV, m ler-' lor the Negro, Allen, and Underrind*. and parent., will privileged ! end .* " * Itm t* „ r at 12:00 o’clock at tSe| Houghton gave an addjeaa, How r Hotel Ilrnerealign* m u .t' w ° bt« in P* * « •O*1” ' di* with Miss Rebecca I dke". I M ra F. E. Roumillat preilded * by Mur, 6. over the buiinea* aettlon and apMONDAY polifted a nominating J committee • Number One of the Flr»t] 0f Mr*, w . 01 Stewart, Mr*. C hirrh will meet at 3:30' W aller L. Morgan, and Miaa Nel^ , * i t h Mr*. I.illian Vickery.' He William*. Mra. ,C- R. Maand Th rd St riel. | gave the annual reading of tba by ■ Number Two of tha Plratj taw*. I'hurrh w .11 meet tt 3:30l T he. following delegat** to th* with Mr*. C. A. Amlerioit,| County Council mewing In Geneva tnch Avenue. ' j Mar. t l w art appointed: Mra. r Number Three of the George W. Huff, Mr*. E. B. Rocklaptiu Church will meet a lle y , Mra. R. U Dann, Mr*. R. E. M. wi h Mr,. M, W Ron-1 Herndon, Mr*. J. T. Johneon, Mr*. IS Magnolia Avenue. t C. D. F o rrrattf, and Mr*. A. L. 1 Number Four of the Meyer*. bptln Church will meet a tj Hoateait* for tha afternoon M. with Mr*. M. J. M .,k ,., were; Mr*. J. A. Strange, Mra. K. rk Avenue. H. Laney, Mr*. L. E. Johneon, and • Niimbtr Five nf :he F 'ra t| Mr*. C. D. Fqyraatar. Chtrreh will meet ai 3:30. . -----------------FRIDAY If m ••tin* of ih» Sanford nil Club v, |] take place at \| Subject, "The Mon Poi'it n in America.” Special a, new buetne**. W nrkira’ Council of the I'-iWV'*';-,*r **a church, 7 "it f . II. a 1 ihe eh— nr meeting of tha Amert* irmn A uxilary will taka t 3 .hi P. M. ai the* borne . J. 0. Huff, South San»»nue. cr An ultlrrM , "Ih Is ‘t’ j Andrew Melr *»■ ID n u il flection | (Cm 'll • lunch' (o f ftl! ifonl h M *T t" ’ tt^ a fIt tblb t Mr. and Mra Fred Singion end ..'r WI* r The f ll.iM fo u rif mm of Atlanta have im v s i fleeted Mr- \ VI ' l*r fir*t to apond ic v m l week* at the idem; Mr- t I! l>. baffler Apart rmerdh. ’1 v..e nr r *iil-nt, M . 1 i i: ------ second Vic- |-; - fi m H e* Peailn Rpbaon a rm e d Ian Rak-r. ahi-,t i . VI| 4. 1 from Baltimore, Mil., to (l.c a r M H art t...> lm f *V”'A » fww.waeha b a r -aril km rW fVPtf* , i j . v J m oarvirjae*. (a r e n a , Dr. and R n . Jf-N . Rob*1*1| 1»t Hr *lk - 1 ' 'Lir bomr* hv nuncing » Mr. and Mra. Byron Stephen, returned Toe,day from N ee York O ty where Mr. Stegthen* wa, *n artiat with tha FVw-ida Exhibition at Rockefeller Center for the winter n. The Exhibit ckaed Mar I. Circle Number One Has Regular M eeting "r L (;l,nn■lM Mrs. B. C. Moore In Charge Of Program init ih Mr' John t» 'V s I I bkh.ch f. II..U .1 H * rig1 «tn i! 1 opmitin, «n ' ' fun* irn rnurttn - * i ih*ir hi ' i »ffor * iim-mi! th of (Mrttr *rt* f,<1 "I’rmcr right living t Wk 'U lttl, the i» i! ,** Th«* pr n« t|»I* ■ h# 'Mill, voultl l1" tUbk «ndrul**o *r rnnilun * r r r th nii-i* wb«*?ht*r 1 t»r ProL’^ tn t. I! Only ufhi»r num l<' * gram was art mbit |* , turns nn Your h i'i ’in .» i t \N \ \\ M f..» C ’nllt gi* •la State A H -t given by M ss Viru* ■M » 1 1(' '* alunu^i oJ the aoil. g» ‘ ‘‘ a net* "f Kloriila >t. 1 • 4 ' 1 Women W<e* k . " * Mrs. Wa Jt**r 1.. i » 1 1 . ■, rt over the till 4IH|*V' -• . *» ll officers w re rb* t i| 1II I •' , %*1 •!**t*sart m* tit lowing — 4, M t !« • Mrs. Jurur* M«. rntif.nl >*! IJ*e rat tin*; Mra 1 It"w \ ( * Munir; U|i* V\‘m1f 1 1 M • C ivir; and Mr- S 1> It j»ll* WM *1 .i i Social Ml- W T U rn fii‘V tiinl v it,. 1 4* | Wither 1. t \»4>|* 1 ' tielegstti*s r•ml M» . II 1 I t . . , 1' am! Mrs j Aii Mil It Ilf notes, f r lh** win;** COTIV til •Ml •• he* h**H th*M tumit^ m /tm i t ' luh will th 'i I»‘ r |iri*« • f ihrvp offi r*. Mi • I (ifilliMA «y, Mi * Hjilull \ » At The M ayfair I Tower concerts, Lak* j, etrarr Tuasday, ThuraVom A A. Mt to 5 P. M. I Sanctuary open atory tnd Saturday a t noon and Sunday a t S P. M. gling a rt muatum and I w inter quarter* at pla open oeery day. iU N N Y ^ID E MARKET S*F and Mr*. Jtweph Myara of Colo, Ohio; Dal* N. Pumngon of Jack, aonnlle; H. T. CUubomo of Tompa; X. 8. Doachaatpo, Jr. of Jnck■otrrfU; L. Hj Derrick a t Jackaonvill*; Arthur Ch ao Ato m of Tampa; Mr. and Mra. H. Grady Zeliner of Lakeland, wad Wil­ liam Boykaa, Jr. of MoMe, Ala. Mr. and Mra. L. Cooley nf Lake­ land are spending a frar day* at th* Mayihir, F. H. Lock* of Jacksonville k Dr. Fl.mlwtli T r v' 8 _(*»>— Fukien PIOtiuM M th* south waa i spotted for wanky m this o ten P is T>t NeifWifcHIkbfn it C tunio | i>*4i*, ?i T H E P E T R IF IE D F O R E S T ............ .. F riday | m. p. ’ll* * ■ *i itti nn rc 1 * m *n t and 1 {mlii rul • I* • t tv *tf \i.| lit I II! ItfUl. I*. -*». |, Sim* ll lli»\ **f *h ^rt'iih », ll • ! h , ll , -I ttlK'4 W nti| il hum! **f U itin ti, f 'h r M W l| * t 4ll Mil i % f Tn» «;t uiul * hull**' .f M iitm Ii <1 41*1.1 !. hi \ ’;i AI prion County Voles ( ’iinul Loldiy Funds h .... I- Tho Rig Nig h t i» •r f.. T \st t and ||l!i| | |{|ww | irt*f11 l(llil<|ing ilk*’I i wtf 1*4* Fiunk 1 ni •( lituhiiui, tin Mikm , f »lt Tin I I!. I! $$$$$$$$ JACKIE . JOSEPH . HINTIN COOPER* CAUIIA * TIN JM. I ll \ | \ . M •» *» 4/l'» ' I " 11 *1 , V * iiHiiii’ | "H i 4 :|lui Or-if I i • H*' Iini'll lu»Vt‘ VrtlFtl fA'rt i m t.i*i It ff III eJIfh wv 1 • «r»* rv **n »li»* t ‘mini'fii "-*r •| I Mi.fi f hr ^lU H W iimi i.it < \»lr*nlir '■htp f'.tnal arf»»*4 N-r*h Finn A - i S ntiiriln y Nit’lil H I T / T H K A T K Il stnsy f*l thru \ ’ ninfri'fi ** u ii rh«r^ fi t-rn*l jirf\ nD' '» ih" tn »i »l | hi* l»ff:4*|» !|f II |t’* ( I I n j i *ry nf Mu »i| i b ■* t . I Inn in r ,p r » ii| h.ivt i*ii'l hi lion flu'ly thin **i" m a.-lit *■'1 ymi If* kll'Vi vk * m >I i* i■|** ni1! fiiIvrrtiarineiii |frum y«»'*r * WI*: ARE O PEN INC OUR E xp an sio n S A L E - ' (M u r. M h ) (T o m o rro w ) Friday Morning W ith I he M ost Complete Line A nd W ell-Selected Stock Of B e a u tifu l FUlrniture K V K U IH S I'I.A Y K I) I N C E N T H A I. F L O R ID A Rc-qject We Are Showing All The N.’Htral and l-iteot DenlKitH In— Cary D. Landis M OUKliN We Have One Of The LARGEST And Ilent Amtorlment Of Bed Room R U G S and E v e r S h o n n In O rlutldu Living Room I.A D IE .— W E W A N T YOU T O S E E T H EM S P IT E S The famous ALDOIN LAMPS with the] Drastic Reductions & Big Savings ~ $ lj# P K G . , proper EHsUaattoa P tiaailr* .F u r A Becond T erm An Attorney General of Floridii Ilira admluUlratlun of Iha legal affalra of the SUic Union icy A w -Vct* TEA L in e r's * » . • 's HI 1 I*' IIi V Mr* hftJ A** fi prtti» f i h it 't -i Henry Wight, Mra: J . J|. Men k *i m turn)# a f fh** Trtivnn*rt<! nly ronfammg ih»* fiJIimrin^ and Mra. Horace G. Moor*. ' iin*| i i n r f i w hfh occupy ii' b! a whit* poire: I! y v tr lleHf," "Ilom h ' ivouncts,’* **lJkmlon 11*1 Health. There la palp, «M geneino Miracle Health Tha. . To hoop * a flgmsp Id a . • , To rotaia yaalkf^ 1 * . To baaotlff lira «o**| . To boep Iho body B • RITZ “SCRKKNO" WHIP-O-LITE SHADES Something You Can’t Hc*l*t Padugw SU e ^ 'U ‘ ) i u Ii tif 'id! pound wit i iM'ili men!, you” ! i„ ... ,i ii* 1 uich "c •ir.l «*4i« . a - a boy. a i | ,i i r ok tak'* ■. ■ni tbf m o,. 114 screen ad. •* *i month*! Mirago Health 3 : I ‘ -J THAT WONDMVUL HEAI,tm *rnvir i ’fl * TOUCHcut 1 i en'ti'v.!-. H rear on lit United s • '»-trt-i Gm t nn ! whi^h 05 n#w im»inl*«*r * All Residents Of Seminole County Must Registe Mu ' \ ' I• i * P w • tti r..i f» Ini»»4 ii "i'll ° f Min- were initiated limn ih* fra-ern -v aid in a l writton It wa* iba firm tin* in tr» y-ii.1. from Taiku that -* Ioaa*|ih* m a te d ruler baa visit..I T,l ala af th* 11 hhasat*. . h « t MB Famehow, tO • « t h - | lAalman apd Mra. Hallipan are west of Taiyuaa, i Prt* 'B** j r**ata of Crttwrnor and Mr,. I Six*ti at tb* Exontfna'Man-on. r • \ .. ••ii ti.i- * win* Ha'** iioMf'd I*1* ' I'li 1 idd M. S|MV»*y the) '' 1 •i r«»i idiv *rrr r Sh. l* . r 't . , t I r 1 ..Urs• ^ 11Jim M F* liw, J ■ ,t »*,*>■ l 1,,. *,!■' I1! Hi!, (irilge C*led n 'j it ,i ii n »1 ■11" ii v of *^t»rn R A * * \ * i fill 4, 4 * »« »»*|| *r M \| l i-e. W ».♦ . ** H 1 Mini .. h ira \ *• •* «4 « I V \ «iT 1*1.... *!«•in ! f Ibylnr 1• M ! i1 in 1 ■f l • rrnir of 1. • i nr ii tn feitker. will i* 1 m nn 4i*f•(•••-'•* ni nn idit1 It) rd S p e a k s . \ i*.on 1h iif nn* m of It nffi » hi' !>■; i*f 'he (Mir i i u i o M a r i l i 11 M H l’ i h.* ! ?' el W VMpO under Gen. Omng Elks National Head r* k W*4 a* ward rnac had Peiping Guest Of Gov. Sholtz bo nonhorn petMnee of iM* tba* American and Oanadlf in Cnffr m T A L tA H A S R p v Slar. S i.y woew believed safe B ar fin* work T. Hallinap of NY, I ineadora. did York, g ran d axrfiad ixrler of EH Tb« report* from 8han*i told of daring dm fbathan * 0 guest o f tho TallaKioe, fighting between provincial troop* ItrYfti h at night, at a apechl m pane m i B ouquet* a aped*)* Price* ren n o n n b k . Ira . H . E . R om c U I I 4-J Colory At*. Mar. force* in . r. of *. ‘ in* i *■» M «» \ wi ifitt \M ». Mur V lm r '"till! It* id 1> (► * • rial t»rmn iri> ii* ** ;i1•. IH.•mis t‘ Siiir lu • 1 • n tn rhe wi Inf< null vor-nry rs Ni *h I* Missionary W orkers /n .1 v. . | ra f rA. M. Philip*, M r, \ In Chinese Province R Mr*, k . m . c B!w , gueni. Mr,. Jraale F. .: Believed To Be Safe I and Boston. Mra. John Meiach, M. HONGEONO, I’rom incnt S h a k e r s To lit* At A n n iv ersary Of S o u th ern College t MMI . |*i h^irtl nf nifttiaift'*' i«f will givt* a IThin Miijiy, Min W H him ft*' vi ih Im’li I :m*l i»* « -lr 0f inin Hivin', fJ,* • m I being tiffurvil t«» poiril.-tj In -t»r \ f i i ti . Army mlvi*nn lnw 1i il- o ' M .h m ntative <f tl ll- riu>. i.UttfhttiTt W... V •ved n f-• ly at the Card l«l.l..• I*V fell t • »’ i r u t i , Mm. K \V F t . m . i: i True, and Mr* F \ i* Quantiti - of plum i"- • *. *d U nder tho auspice* r.f the bright-colored gtadu d| \%• r.■ ti ** ! * Oviedo Wcman’a Club, Mis* Peeii! ■a dceoraLun* Young. tXMed Theremin artiat of I Among thu..- atti-mlinir A rthur PTyoT*» Band, will apne- I lunrh.mn were: Mr- C I! i' in Oeiafe Friday evening at *:00|aon, Mr*. J (>. Huff, Mi I o’clock a t the' scH'ol auditorium. Newby, Mr- K U l n M E. A. Dim if lit*,. Mr, It E I Th# puHIc la invited » attend. Mwe Young Is a celebrity of Mr*. H, |l. Jllithli'i'mnn. MVV.ilt r t international reputation and ha* Frank Slein. M u. a aoprarto mice. She is a novelty Cooper, Mr». II I’, Mourr, u musician, characetr entertainer, H. II, ^apwtirlb, Mr*. \ 11* •on. Mr*. J. E. linker, Mr. J and tmportKmator. Tb* Theremin ia an instrument Young, Mr*. J Howell Ft.h. M7 pUypd wulgruc peraonml gmtact. J. Adarin llrown, Mr,. S Mr,. ILxloh An By gaonira* of her hands in th* Doutlney. 1 air, Uka Young draw* <:rth tone* Smith, Mr*. J >hn M. Quirk n i of v4 rant mdkrwnea*. Th# instru­ gut»t, Mra. IL J. Imhmnn. M ment will be publicly demonstrated Oscar M. H arri.nn, Mr*. .1 ’ mad a f detail* explained at th# Cogburn, Mr*. Arthur lb m m Mr*. Richard Ten Eyck, l> do** of «h* program. ' El u b e h Tracey, Sir*. I(. Adam*, Mr*. K. S. I,atfiflon* Mr V J. L. Ingley, ■ Mr*. V, L. \\ <... Drfba* a t n U •If Snmh, mfill Mr«, A M I'h It wji4 imiiHiiiml, i* i for a obort W J. if. Killard a t Daytona Bench and A h a M. ' S^ott of Oahu vill* a n among that* at ib* Mayfair for a fa w day*. HbVW !■;td C hiefs S i - r I i t M(1 A *i Cornelia McRae Miss Pearl Young tes Leading Role! talk. Sptclal muale wa* rendered To Sing In Oviedo . by Mra. J. H. Colclough, an offarAND. Mar S_Mia* Cor-|,n* "*• “k*n &>r h0™* mission rRae, of Sanford. Junior at! ,nd Mr»- J’ a BorUnd lad in Unheraity, will p a y the prayar. 1 the “ Wife o f Martin” in hper," n poetic four-act !O' i.o presented Mar. > and j Lnlw Theater, Me Rati ia achieving promtAmong tb* overnlgbl gueata at |n campus dramatic circle* lent t o lege aeeaion, harin g iho Hw< loot night wort: Mr. IVliNTw airtight kM am.! private W H T - « »■ ft r Personals W hh Mr*. T. W. W iflam , end Hr*. Brod * William* an hosteue*. Circle Number One c f the F.rvt Meehodiet O i a t h hekf in rerv>*r meeting Monday afternoon *t ihe In n * of Hr*. T. W, Wdliams, Oak Atranuks Mra. H. F. Ph.ilip, opened die meeting with the mil­ lion *u*)r leeaon from the book “Th* Siewaniehip Life." Roll call and payment of ihie, wan fo i owed by tepw w fewm-ibe ha*da at the different ilepanmeni,. The (Rant. Aj II. Cole gave a ,hw t mlk on the Easter benevolent fund. Mr*. R. F. Creeuhaw, Mm. Ixile LwOoew, and Mrs. F. P. Doe* wrr* appointed at meet with a orwnmittee from G rt'e Number Two to a r­ range I t the social hour at the iuihh ntrraf, pa'g ram meeting to be given by I mee irtg of the PrnbyteCircle N unuer Three on Mar. S. uxllwry will take place at . A salad course waa serve, 1 by M. at the church. Bualneaa' Mra. B. C. Moor* had charge of the hoatemea, auiated by Mr*. T." a: 3:30 P. M. a program, "Li/l u p 'Y o u r Vole* A. Itowland. Those present were: Nreman of th* r*ychw and Pray,” fWan Tueaday afterMr*. M. C. M ile, Mr*. John Church w fl lecture at I noon at . the Flrat B.-fcditChurch Rumloy, Mr*. Ernm* Abram*, M. at the Woman'* Club I ** a part of th* weak of p raytr Mr*, C L. GortHvuw, Mra. W. A. ' nn 0**1 Avenue. Subject, for home mlealona being aponShould Attain Maiteralup.'1( anted by th* Woman’* Mlaalonary Till!*, M is W. E. W ell., Mr*. li e I* invited, Union. Them* for tho weak ia, R. F. Crenshaw, Mrs. J. G. Wan*. Mu* M. E. Hal nee, Mrs. F K. hly buiinrae meeting of tho “Chrlat Uplifted In th* Home.” ’* Mi**ionary Society of Mra. J. H. Colclough ltd th* do- Muctwfl, Mra. II, F. Phillips, it Methodist Church wJI i*i vwlonal to d MU* Atlle Trafford Mrs. IFuf*n* Higgins, Mrs. F. B 3:00 P. M. at the chunk. gave a »bort prayar. A mtaaeg* Do*a, Mra. D. ! | Airman, Mrsl from Ml** Ann!* W. Armatrong'a Broth# William*, Mra. Mamie THURSDAY report wa* read by Mra. 0 . S. Welch of Tulaakl, Ky., Mr*. W. Senior Claea of SeminO‘0 8*1 man after which Mra. B, C. D. H o lrb s n , Mra. Lola ladJettc, I' boot will yponaor a pro Moor* gar* a mtaaayo from tho Mra. Ae H. O K Mra. T. W. W,thn'ght 'at Hj* City Hall prograwt ehalnnaa. m», Mra. R. II. Duncan, M r, kr "Happy Bill" Scope who “Our Lanraet MUalon Field” T. A. Rowland, and Mrs. R. S. im ptreonaton*. waa tha subject a f a a addraaa by Ford of Trenton, N. J. Mra. Georg* W. H uff while Mr*. J. I I Kaleey aolectcd "ItalU n In _ . .T am p a” aa 'he topic for h rr Tower Concerts j Flood In Iowa River, T ax R e d u c t i o n aim Homes F v acu ated ( a n Be A s k e d \ v | I y V. !«**, T h ro u g h M arch TfiTfui farmhe* Three Pals In A P u lse-S tirrin g D ram a T elep h o n e 148 Peace and M A R G A R E T P E T E R S , S o d e ty E d ito r ial Calendar PA G E T H R E E o f F lo rid a h aa been v lg arouo a n d effec tiv e . T H E EN TIK E STO C K IS ON S A L E A T — An ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT FUR CASH, o r L I B E R A L l TF.RMS if desired. Free delivery to your door. It will pay you | to visit our store and take adv antage of this sale. A cordial welcome awaits you to inspect our large and varied stock. Jenkin’s Furniture G 22 W. FINE— Just 45 Steps O ff Orange AVS, rut* r * lllk ,l 4 J i ,i l W » n i l H H H H H —Oi Doan v . :*.<•iha . �:■ V vi ; - r v y :.- - TOT SANFORD HBHAtP. flANFORiy, FLORIDA iStream’sContest * ■Wd A d v ertisin g Is ■In Prospect From National Magazine ORLANDO, M ar. 5 ,— Large b Moofiah, atnped «w (oflad re d /a h Mnaa), and weak fish are tha ftah found la FTnrida’s • J'kteh a re Included in the frw * — ■Mrhho-flw’ |SW I tn A Stream 's tSch Annual Ftahkwawt which begin* on Apr. M—only . a few waefci off— H > r <a announcement by Seth *• »ha m agatine’a fishing ediF li*r* into** at *.1.ooo are >4 la this big national ftehiog I o a th tlOj ' In addition a f 10 prfxo v U so m the boy o r girl under IS who catch** the largest n .h in any of ih* dbwon*, including Florida H ack la w , Datadi of ilia lag new tom cat am to be an it cineed Ip the April lam a of Field A Stream m ag at* * , Mon due to appear on tha newa atanda rtirocglt.ut tha Stale of Florida. Angltra throughout the otata— hath aalt ami f i r th water fraherir t n —hni'o been taking part-Jo Field A Straant'i’a futhing contest* fo r a quarter c f a eemury. Rec­ ord* kept by the m aganne'a edi­ tor*, giving re c u ri u n * for. gam* fuh, are t u i p i U i r a e t e t n t hm eportamen everywhere and to win 1 Muncy Anderson States P la tfo r m 'For Comptroller CATHEDRAL CHOIR TO SING IN JACKSONVILLE, Mir. I. Muncy Anderson. Jacksonville munitlpal judge, today announced the p’atform on which he will peek election to the office of atata comptroller. Ho aaid all negntattiona and * H| P « r Florida galna « large M o f Watuahte advertising |h FMfd A Stream’* ftihing 0 , becam e many r f 't h a targn among tho pna* Winnera wtn Florida, Angler, in all a f N orth America S aul, fcjr, tha account* i f FloHdja t appearing in Field. A H 1re a rm here to go fishing. - Briggs prints out that Florblack Bean, are to large tha; Florida dfrision ~ Jam U w arratigad in order that i to other- state* ’ will "havw ; • wha a oa" an*) so thai thee* out-of•taw fiahermen won' W»t heart a t Aha Florid* com pet nor. The choir of CO rolcta from ft., I.uke’i Cathedral In Orlando which will alng S i l k Ices a t G o'cliclt n e t. Sunday afternoon In Holy C ron Chureh (Episcopal) In Santor eenriro will l>o of tarred mulic. Tho rector announrei '.h at there will be no sermon. Large Attendance At Racing Track On Legion N ig h t j transact nut* will tie open and I thorn wdl bo n> closed dealings year old holder of the futurl y l| to aiw iM suspicion o r to giro distance trark record a t Long-ji anyone unfair opportunity ewer wood greyhound nr.e track, h»ad-|i enyond • clue, lie s a il fur­ llnra ton ght's It event program ther th»i h« “ will not use which will b» prtscn'ed H honor the misfortune of bonk* closing c f women pitruna who will bo a Ii to bulJd up a political machine," mltted free upon payment of Id and will see th a t bank* ire liqui­ eenla stab? tax. -, dated quickly, wl.h minimum exThis speedy young star of DrIn Ihie kpeoal Florida large . 'M. Dunm‘« Ard-NoLoeh ken­. pence, so th at depositors wilt get Vmouth ICnck baae rotuvwt there is a rnel* a 'r tied hi* best last S a tu r­, the maximum." first prise of lift in sporting equip- day night tn win the featurei Judge Anderson said that taxes ninth snd beat out the hot favor­. collected under his administration, ite, I'sr Ex. al*j slatad to run in if he U elected, wil' not become nulepncj taxes, because "they are tonight's feature. Hanford was wall reo rtie n trd at nuisance enough w ithout the col­ the trick list^ night during lector making a nuisance of him­ "Ameritnn Legio'n N g h t” doings self a* w ill." * which were featured by the ap­ pearance of the IB piece WlnWr If avert drum anil 'r u l e crVps and Miss Priscilla F.vtltih, worlds' Boy Boxers To Give Program In DeLand MAXIMUM. YIELDS q jM3L '’f Q u a lity F r u i t V e g e ta b le s ■ T o u rs N tk R K v ' A C T I V E P L A N T ,. F O O IK S ■u irrm rats so that return* to pro-j'U . No. 2 fo r Florida whenever elite u i may be Improved, reet* [he pretence on the market a f ealun.i-ly « l 'n the glower* them- great** quaatiUa* of thee* gTadea »','»«*,•* Mr. Tapp pointed out. or elec* unduly lower* tha priea _ A uuunhlraliim of tha program la ttL ___ 1___ i ___ ___±----would be In the hand* of a ConTha oo*V o f operating tha m ari'.- ! C S tim lttn of eleven mrm- k itin g agreem ent program would DEI.AND. Mar. B ^-E lght hus­ li 'i*. Tho aCiTtmrnt nnd order bo paid f i r 'b j r handler* on a p ro ky ethletr* of 8!e*»on lltiiVem’iV rjn-i ify t'-nt the member* of this rata baila In accordanr* with th e baakitball squad left litre lenity O n 'rti] Commi.'iee shall be the tchtm e o f th a frali handled. In charge of Coach Cheater Free­ |ur,i,n* who comprise the K'orida " ■ ,i> ■ m an for Ja fcton, Ml»e. Is s.ek tn ■ C ltiua 1‘oniniUslon. * on I . - g y - i g‘ S. t, A. A. capo title in tourmUnder the " prigram , provision A l l l K 6 1 / f t T l v O O f l f t l m ;nt play. " toe a The competition f r r the enn- Is mail* for the establishment' nl I y \ ( ttt't rltimpionxhip open* to­ p»ri<die regulation of *hlpmente I S I O U f ' t l U ^ t f o l J U I l tfb M atlar hdw'hSUtf dmtoeggaa morrow night, but the H atters' fr» t and the quant 1.1;* of fru it aiNI*match comes Saturday af'erto-m alila t o - I m shipped each wick . o u tm votrtod for ymatMOlAjgbMS reiief^iyjw wl^^CrwanSUw*1 when they “oppos* the W tsL-ri duri-ii^the period* of regulation, fiiippers would apply to A# Kemucky Teachers quintet. Th« Sts sin squad inelud;«i Conti.-I Comniittee fur allotmant* Captain John O ffutt, Ed llinford To be used during the periods of and Frank Mini-hart, forwsr-J<; rogidatton of shipmen'a. ■ Provi*Don tlobor»;n and ll'-rb-rt Fir! slim is made for ovcrshlpment* I p*, c'lttors; John CoLmbo, nl in ­ and unili-rsliipmenls by Individual nate .s p tiin , Iltrbw rt jVmring ahipptrs. and Dirk Ilranhnm, guard*. A provision In tho agreem ent 'end order would authorise the libiltnllcn of shipment* of any situ* mid of gradii lower than Stetson Will Try For Cage Title At Tournament Youthful boxer* In the S-mlnol Hoys’ A thlete Club will pre-ent a program In - f t " / n I n i t M-r.dey tv - n 'r " . fVnrh H. A". 11. W-lklnaon itinruncrd lo d iy . Atl metnbore t f h : Clnh w tn would Hke to enp nr on tho pm grirn, ih t ( r ill l* * r * t‘ r*-H I'*** n»el coevh said, m x* t e p i r f tr preetlre a> 7:30 -I'cl-ick Kri lay even n r bv a ' I t u t to pervert of thu nhlpotm. In the Xcurt.i 8 r.e t A nna. “Finer rm erer approval i* ntd emrnry undir thi* liw , tho ranp-inthan-plun drum major. slbllty for unttintt Int-i effw * att i] Tonight'* rn tre * and • atl'C| ngroem nit progiam d- slgnetl tji •1 tlons wl h Ibe |itV:r rapVllxt-1 a* o the ilog* which should fhi*h (a d ju s t ahipment* to market ro- Early Approval* Of Frjuit Pact Is Anticipatfd brlando Phone 5877 Ilehuiidinjr nnd Servicing tm all Makt New & Factory—Kebuill Typewriters All Work (tuarmtteed. FrtmnpiDude to A lask a. folks are putting that real tfeliciousness in w hiskey drinks which the old-time Southerners put in theirs, by using fin e K entucky Schenley’s 'n ih" motiiys fir* ! fitff, i|ii.nr«tor mil*: T it A**1* F lO rid e tH K fk K Mt«j| lti»y* Lunil u a y . AWINf>AtenK«l ill* And T rm , M*T|M HIN'il (4), Silver Ann A w o m rsu n U ii of tho u j a r plant Bm Ai *• • NUrugia, Choepharie Acid a*d FoUah. In addition te tkaus alewtnU evsrt Arrnear Big Cr*p kind coitalns beaefktal tolaer aa< aeceeiary plant foods. Yea actually give year trees u d vegetables a combination ef major pleat feeds, pfas miner w d oeceadary plant feeds without extra cset—wbea you uaa ' Armear1* Big Cnp la a quality ferUUaer made to predaee tarn t f< w w w imlaJek M • L x I aualllw Meld waJ ---- *- *.1;-m 0Rea . . year _ _ a.—.— .* ytalda afit kl blgheat qaallly A frail and vegitaMeo. agent ’ to u t see al {V axperienced Bald mea eaigaat a fertltliiag whedala far year reaaldtraUea—wltheat obllgattoa, af tears*. .M -.A W jafc f»-i i v v t b f - A r m o u r F e rtiliz e r W o r k s • • • J a c k s o n v i l l e > F la * it A j, v a n * . *■»r . H rL IIS , lieaem . UUl Wi A. IIIIHJLVm, J ii- i o i ’i h u s s i J ts . M > ( » i iiei*i>e, w . a. Wt>-'V * Summer Spends the W inter f* �r .v r . VAmiWto- THWHANFOMniERA!.!*. SANFORD, FI.OR1DA — Tr : PRIMARY W a n t A ds JIN KINS W.JB. WATSON arf. t VII Ml f i t # n a n U (■ llfta l ift'iihlr mii> fur r i|i ( > ] Ml **r MtrV far# lr llr n > HI r l.ia tir ifil B iltfr* I RATI Ilk *e 71 he lia r 1 b m e. Im e 3 tin e fi timer, b a a I m on h «lll *ar«trrr*|. THl \ M il K SKRV1CK Barn Dormitory For Farm Lads At New College Sint ' * e alumic in I'H i* ' BK I ► Ml k»l*d* u f S *i l B rrt u ,.l • )i » tlrinka. (’j r Kr * ami I* i t u*i O rlando H igh" irlct No. 1 W , r. \ \ |w»»n. prill*. 2— A utom obile*. F o il S A I.K ForContiitroHi y & k & tt two ton lh«li* •< Dl,lrict N v*------------ S enatorial uutr. I kari *inn f liui p r ,Lir J.i.T A R R lS H li an th rr' phone ami r*** M * i e n y » v u i v iurm*li u Mi -m , Hint. D ^ ^ i v ilti «7'e . SearcV * 4 h f , r, a i l i Now2 tiORDON BARNETT itN M I K It F U R N U 8G II u i n Lu in It ■Ift* hr**, 60C immii. In* found youth >* (rnimHl For County Judge Kf«. « | U I* U 9 U . S hot. »««» .111*'* * a*afL* IM NCSt! CAIIKAOK Kirt 'lo»*, * H’ l-** dVK, J iln i. » k - | l #V. pf i MuJ litinch#* IAi". Hh* "t *!, "• \Vtill# ill#11*4.11 *’»!:, 11 Ii* u II '.a f*r»t,l, \ftfvH : HeipiMifi ll* h '. «i m in d tno-1 - t i i * . m a rk et ii* a 4 r Fla. i'l l i a| III:|| h in d iu m tiol h n u ii. i*(n i Mttri'M Kin l»u. hiW ii full*'’ .* i ....... .. u 40, »CUill*l. \ STS F la Ktllit III t‘“ b**1*’I 1 H hii- r f Jt*f» bu 'i1'ii" *1 -hi* short rmiT*** M TJ *I,, 13 W. G. KILBEF* n t v i rlil rdu* •*«*■ h«nk»»»jft *bfm**tf* ACICK O ratiu * ( I n v i n iv n . U r i * b ' s r n i t tr u ItK F A L R B D it In' H. ^H. PATTISHALL UKK0I1K buying that I.AVV. M0VVBU—inTf»lli:aie '*'■ >1* o lira**, llluc lUblwn, aivl tytlonn m i. h im ». Stan 1 y Tl-'tr u- Jlard..vjro Co. T H K 8H H tA W K It « . h r gi«i c. Hu’tlbti- lo r fillln..' .ti n ..- . 'unchTonm. Not tn-w -nt rn .tl«*'l hut in (Ofttl (ond) t>m.v S H r twin. I'hal)* IS. •W. HERBERT MESSER flOc "i- m n lw | at a 'Vr p frflrn,Tt*lftfl3 STANLEY-KOUKRS The Jewclci C h o p — Krlitblair.-. 8. P. (Sammy) LONG of Klie Peace FOR OM£ W EEK IC. Hi Hr h rV *»»r la aw lla*l»>’ A ■!•;>■' ipjil Tr k -n a ir l l n « t « M*vr i | ni.iiminiN Mounted l-.nuruvloit (AlcLau^r l-'tniily nil*. I’rr fe rt mnd ll-"i. IlirttM t. Kern I’ark. in,..»..WW,„,aMiM«MMa»,<^a*.«f»ut.„,M..I M >k<IA | Dozier & (Jay'sttluaiiW "Bwt (or lb* Bqiw Witlrhcrt, C lw k S . Jewelry ;r>— U liitc c I ln n e m iH f n r S a lt'. H A IR v- i iit n •< bu "tr. V. SlgurlwhlKf, Winter I'ujk, I-' • J. T. McLAIN tn iohil. « lr h i - « *>r f"n ^1— A«rcat*e fo r ^'nU*. D is tr ic t Now 5 . L e o n a r d y ...... 16c. Kira' Kin*. «13 M jjnol .i R. W. WARE O h N for b.i li 1 ir ^ T - A ^ a r t m e n t u f n r l l i ' t D is tr ic t N o . 4 . IllT A JIA iJA d ft t* -|* M 1. n.* M’on iia Hirll a a *i»Uj»cia t f.Ai* f* lit KEN i Fla. hi». hmpra* t 't *’ * ma nly »o aifr«ciiliur*. 1 i * tit f’Mil f i t II »a | | . Jl, . »urr»r 'un» nbo mflud**1 nni* »*I'«*a n h <;a i»-r t»«. i t S c - l i e . |, i:HN Ft*i*nll-i llrthl. i1*nun4 h , rtn liv. farm rxy\r%. Pfn1a, •i:i* **■ i ‘ it* i t i M i i atrad y I b o . •t*i Van ca, ran* oiry, b! »c** bu hniiii*! ifiilln o ia fy p #4 fa ir fa 1 r»m n n nfft#, l | f SI: Fla* v t . ru rr n rp ii'a i* F'»*d e|i»jt»111v* H I t - l U l I (HQfir«r a tn* dim ibitm tl and eu-opor, m l tliemu »if 1 |*'ibl'i I'tr k A » .‘. For C6unty ConithiVsioher Knit j ItO O M S ilu-mihk- w a:ir, n«»r For County Commissioner S .J.N IX , Av H > (fcr Renresentativei State Legislature Waia<t “i m* nf iIn* nionh *' n> w utrp?* in 1 11 iNtt (191( HEN!) Fla. (*•r 4o«, J’ll Iflc l''*w lOc, Nor lh • ** t in. * *(in i c;*'itoi ” fin >*| i«vA 4i If* liiiiti, II.HI Fl»oitl-h t%* II **•» C A lifornU , \ i i irmjf f*m ii* 'hi* ofiMr# ar It i • * * I f i o .,'.**1* luviy pami' fiattM m ila* i*Al'vNl.EV Fin. |t*r dn* bunchoo. | »n, nvfd iii*( rdi* ti um. if* *•* J-t'-n-* I-ih *£* b*m f i r , I •ISABETJLBBWIftO F i i t t U > 11— l i i h .m s I V i t h o u l l b m n l i _ __ VI |7n 13IIK1I ROOM. 411 1 ••••*••**»*•*,aaaaaaat II for mon n-.fr. nrobl* nut will 1%uni, | m i" \ r n . v . It i t!>l i . i . b r fia* » .j.r » | .n a l« V rho i'tdk uchool idea that men •hn ■" * k •“*11 f>*r n 4a fraUo, 1 i I Ii t rn m I n nin farnv* a** a. * n t i . ill’N TAU D FI,! «'urlv p#f da*. f . Ii to n r u "I to ri'twiii' Itw«. II '‘‘ii*, hsitad, bu. k * . pht** r uiv* Prt**, lllcnn hinftn*, M>i*» 1 1 0*i tin .( I .tv [ ■ ,.rV nrlt nvf. n i*. ?**a1- i i*| in' p tr't'ff •! 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Ia*k? 5 l« r y . • tiding a 15 works' court * •-idlvifo of nvfrxMtliar# ih.i £ - T l r l p ‘V a n t a il \ Mii» I h.nr i ■•*»!» an : b o tn l tf.aiA ■m a work. Th-*y v»( in cafw* M AN WANTKU Rn Kulttr of l»Oll fnnt I»f - \\ r • It* *• i i fi3h it i n .» rritf iWrtl Ahrop FRED A.DVSON ....... *’♦' lilru v k wllh f ur w hrrl i *v Clo^-I IhmIms. f7a«»y •t-rm**, ■ Obi vrnlut IHjaI truck flat 1 For County Commissioner m i ' . , N .w * . I iiia c h t, p a .TvrthnQ* AJO’t.i:.*.K .tilr r n -T a r ’ > -U .td w la w ’ rtet, I4.M . ’*«. - ^ - 1. i i m u i* . .-niunK U i r i* . L t , . * « . . i n w * . , i J M hkanm i i i u w i 1-1. • ho. .i n f ' l l J i f W i ^ i . ,,p „ »tt K i-nlh. „w . .1 t : ; > . |i . , , i pu .r* Hl’l.> \C U : to*- N .w I m U M a M | S f* * * " * ^ " U P e ^ . t B * : T l MK A \M ,t \ , r i Hu u n ll.a 11,lit "’ < il t . l t ____ . w » v * m j i.fc ij ' > « M ' r « m o « B i t B Kta. Ml lim i" , lt.,u n4 KtrltiK* ’ I*f*k>4*pa ,|,l ,« M u u k i, " i* * » ii.o a i . 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Fla* 1° i ■ k •, Hi't‘ f** (f vtii | 4 S’l •11 •**• * * ’ 1 n iHi* ihonrv* ihm a 'KI.HIIY IIH A IITw M j l»*r 4 mf N.m U|n n iin-rlrr ncvr m,» t * Mli n \ i* »#fau44 u« | r r+elltw vtill ire* -|*t##to_-4a*J HAVE YOUR WATCH repair* by on# wto really Inflows hn Qriggv J f f tU f j flag. A*c aafiiiHinn-tritn- ussne v Hsmarlnt '. - . " n j i t d i A# rharfril I fur lb * Humhrr t»f 1 1anra I I— A n n o u n c e m e n ts . m ln » ,r . »*»llf. V fitM Ir. B * * |t M > t i l l f»W f c u l. IJ.BB, . . POTATO US: • « p » H w M l i t . t w 4 * Iru " * , n\ t R '* ■ fderm lT , U * ffr . | *4iai<* F u rm -r i W h o lf M h f i <5 |M «ilf^ J tu I , .. W..V r .r l u l . . . . m b l r r . . " 4 , .N.jru ,« r a | i « » . I ul M « , 3 n lh rr i!*-nlrr* f>*r a I \ h oar p^rltnl, I f T tC * ^ •lu tln a *' 12 ai A. I L tod ay, a t n.M *DM IM . > > . p^r .b a a k ti, 1 r e p u iiv .i u, J i i . U ic k a .l, n n n .i- | h n d r B H . “ v ,,,,ta v a kum State TreaBorer . ’• r i w n * i» i» U a r k .l . t*1 T h u t»1«> . l l » i . i . t i l l L’a . i , . 1 I U I . .I U A I* 6IIK A V I , Auto U6paira. #* J’t k' O 5'rtrXT*^ j .P«yVo4« A t A I’rlre Y ou t ' s n IW sr | GAR T up & ilu d y l le p s t r - :o7 (kk *| J. A. Marlin | *ll*dl*:**. For Constable Prartb outlet For Sheriff RIGGERS For . Supervisor Oi ‘Registration JACKBOhVlU K. M ar. 3 liusincM tab* h hvr«-d ora - p i n i n g o'i l> » M " »«'<:» or o h** j . F . McCl e l l a n d Democratic ittecipan ■f n ” ! .— A w * L .M O R G A 1 A L T E R V* *U f v i» r N . — ' i . p— t fi.1, , 4v mss lu m b a r , . m l l t a e •ail bu Udine material* k n | a ll k im U t a l l o n t u . liar* yau*U Imd tbi ruble pLte a, will liar.- to thin*?' k mmt rrajoatbk (awaf t h r ijhnnn - ™ o p u m u ^ iiis u r u a i ' a m* bonesis*.Juiw-l, Ciiy Cwmaa. U * ‘. M i W r m i i m ilib u t p ^ r f r i - m>o». Tbe only t w p tl o n to th - * i ct will be tn irre m y them at ih.’U .r* or o th ir pla.c* of pu’>Hi aaaembly. Numerou* comptiim a hare been r.-fY xri.l by pcJearU n*. who fcr.vf b• > kuoaked d:wn or altu .k In t!.i far* by door* a a ln g n a o p:a Into aid iwallu. n ----------- T 3 T * ULAS9 contiM O bY b ftx tr o oxvra M aterials fn r alanera d:cn**d jlsl.rJay ntur* For ClerlrCircitit Ctrart W Doors Can’t Open On Jacksonville Walks ) C. M, (C H A R tlE) HAND > How long Will KODRBTS' It A 1*10 I-’K ItV in: SU ther’i Servtee u:t lutba i’hona 137, for Better Service . . . e it l it A grtculfur* Th» D«panman) of g ra lio n of th« iB flt.-T B p NITRATE"Of SOOA*_____ __ _____ ^ lh« goarontod^O SI *HH#» on m tro carfi iofu> o i h ig h a» 8 W p * r Ion. . . . . . „ J i f i f l AJCAOaAJv / 0 y « ♦. . If you O f. noi using,'400AO W NT |fW n#«B .t ’ { J, n o t flBltfnfl thi* ts ty g v o lu M P H fclh b 4 l M i l l l p th r o w in g m o n ^ % # a y . T i l l y o u r f o r t l l l M i AMIWAH A R C ----------- ----------- - « * -» * * - t 1 P.*5V* 4 *0 U Osrnj . riRSTi — bocaw M it Ib p r o r o d to b o b to m in n ltro g o n . t ( > . t* it a o r SECONDi — bocctoMRiJt. A C A L L 861 S o u th a n d i u u s o h o lp » t o k o o # w o r k .n o m p lo y o d . • I buy about 4 0 uihi 'r tiA /r * RRY GLEANERS . 220 MAGNOLIA AVE.! *t 'Urn * ; * *y *- - �m HB8 im o m t THE SANFORD A H FO R D , Itv ITALY DEFIES WOULD I N FIGHT ON OIL SANCTIONS TENNESSEE CAPTURES CONFERENCE CAGE TITLE Dr. * . L. Pirklnoon (abovo), praaldtnt or Mlaaltalppl l u l l College for Wgm*n of Columbu*. to an* of oovorol oducotoro In tbit oloto who oro under flro In Oov. Hugh Whlto’o aooortlon (hot bo will “ purgo" tho ocboofo of polllie* (Aaaoclotad Prow Photo) at* of * 2* t* M vlotanf Alabama In ■ nip.am).took barn* * Kkaavtlla, T o * * - th* if Ton****** won It* flrot koitthoootora eonfirtne* baahattwtl e t u i pi— Ship. Mtro't th* Ip U a m . Loft to right, front row: Krlolo, Perkin*. Morohall, Cap*. Andaraon, Martin, Ml** and Job noon. Loft to rig h t hack row : Rig**, Iblan , Brand, Plok, Ptohor, t h ltk , lUm ooy. (Aoooolatod Pro** Photo) ACROBATIC CAR SPILLS DRIVER—NOBODY HURT Favorite Bird Dog At Grand Junction fro # * pbotooj urn’s Brother Jn by Gangeters EVERYBODY WALKS UP BUT BAfcV! Ritter Impeachment It Voted by House Thla r«ip * tk * L V Jfict.VM *ka*« O rtvor B -b ty.H a || (arrow ) of 1‘o'troon, N . J* bout*, nttrltd "from hit la c in tr'ro id ito r which did tom* acrobatic* not < « th* program daring a that ran In preparation for tho ttO -m ll? otock car tac* *t D ty.on a Dcach, Kla., Mnr. ?. The spinning n r ttirnkd airof tbrad'lim oo aa ipoctatora hold Ihoir brrath but Soli reaped injury. (Awoeia.Vd P itta Pho\o) ■ ' - In too lim a ftahion hit mara no* rlgva halt •brothor, "Maahin* Quni«k McGum,' mat doath a fart* |hl ago. Anthony OoMory (obava) M »loln by thraa gunmon In a dot go pool'room. Ha had boat!* I ha know who killed Jack and ■ “going la got thoiaJ* (A**** Itod Proo* Photo) Moroonod In tholr pontheuioo far abovo ground, Now YorVo •Ilf* dwollor* tfulfod and grumblod mightily at th* building wariura* dHki that haltod olavotora—oipaolilly whan It aama to taking baby up and dawn atolra. Par axampla, hora'a Al Oraaifaid and th* wfvala family trying la got Junior and hirporambulator book ham* afttr a morning airing. (Atoacloltd Pro** Photo) Wo GRIFFITH WEDS GIRL, 26 SENATOR LONG CHRISTENS PLANE ___________________ • . • YOU can trust advertisements . . * and the companies 1 that advertise. Because written selling is a pledge of faith. No established business can. afford to put a• < wrong in writing.. To advertise an inferior product is Himply to h asten its failure. Make the hard parF of yoor sh a p in g - easy- as- y o ti-^ sit in a comfortable chair a t home. This newspaper j ■■ ■ ■ r reviews th e shopping news of the day. Adver! point the way to genuine bargains. They re .variety f t r m e n u .. . . they prm ent the honest product* W k h th . �Sanford fa Ufa (Mr Onfall Florida Ot7 AfTardfa* KaQ, Bfak Aid Water TrutsporUUfat SANFORD, Candidate For Ji Military C o m m ittee Loot A m bitiotn Program For ’3 6 AH Candidates ’ ExceppSharon * Endorse Canal And About Huge Ditch Won’t Hurt W ater Supply In S o u t h Florida Wrong In Criticis­ ing The President .Mobilizes Chinese Suggestion Of Bi In Pact Adds J( Important Angfc East A f r ic ^ S 1 and Nina 0f jj,t (>n candidate* for r ^ w W Congroot from the nr* Fifth nj f0(. DUfrtet attending a confront* In r mrm- Palatk* r*i'erday of ihr DemoOperate J static Commine* for th* dl*. sguate Disposed Of on rotord u favoring | Valuable OQ Stock, 18 O t h e r s Staft construe Ion of th* Florida ihlp His Attorney Says S. J. Nil, Camilla * for County t .y canal. But tho t#»h randkfat*. British Red C r o p to p and additiono.' beaurif**- t I h:bit cored nmot aahfat at th# l4*W of 8*minol« High i School Ckrland eapewittak Pr*p*r» exhibit Judge J u . 0. Sharon of San­ Vudgt, vr«|,lwm and mlnod on V g.rierii Unit By I t a l l WASHINGTON. Mar - 6 .~ farm, taugbt school when only IS of a^on groondi; tn m n u ji pUntfng work for lh, rtonch «**M Fair and ford, alono withheld hit indorsetk n u domi- yaar* af agi, graduatad In law m m , Hi M othar idurds in cowtyi ancoor* SeminoJ* Cot.tMr M r. H ^d high menf, In an addraaa to th* eomnr Tn* Ammerio* nj aeon* to~ and ha* f a n a practicing attorney opened, ago k-w# hmwif^auonj *nco«r.i Mhoo) ^ m n * on "Fir# rnltt** Jude* Sharon did nor Suggattlona In D 8etutte com- In Fmford for a number of yanr*. ont of tl horn* production of Amt for TYm-inKon." peat eradication. and volt* oppoaltlon *o th* canal, Germany m ay denot I th a t H enry 11* U aocTothry of th* Kfwanls door w homo uao; plant permanent achoo) | ic m i ImmO oa ran* t h m i Locarno tre a ty gnat but laid b# could not endorse It 120,6 0 0 ,0 0 0 O a k n . . ly Im p o rtan t anal* until ho waa ahown thar ih* big w orth of his own com pany’* the Itnlo-EthkipU ii ditch wou'd .not b* harmful To stack e a r ir In 1929, and an was hinted th a t' tho water • resources of South long moat drastic erl Florida. League o f N ations, mletl! J u d n S hinn alio told th* Joined by Italy. Bota-’ committee ha favor* tha "revofr* tlona a re atgnatorlea of Locarno pact whkfc Hi ln | plan" of railing momy for r taveeVgator* that Doherty w»* , n i ... n thim with Britain, Ft tarn old *|* pvtuiooa aa Included lo Belgium to repeal mufcally th* Townitnd Plan. Thro* o;h#r gggreitlon by aa’lfa r MW Two .Women, Little candidate* alio ipok* la favor of HMlir prrvfouily datfar An imp«ndlng threat of 10,000 * T v T ] ^ £ ir i '" n ^ ti^ .io n _of. H o f f m a n E x te n d s Into t Ion id' th i Towniend Plan, and -.hr*# **• Chinn* Communist/. again it Tai­ fad fa • Boy Taken To Local priaiod vlforoua oppoaltlon to It, yuan, Shamil Province, China, lad gating tho Lafaftt* Ifab ImS His Inquiry I n t H o s p i t a l . Today Tha th ru m r* Jamia S. Me- Manhal Ytn lfii-Shan, eateran but now k Is iurm M _____ ■ V pnaipco, of Italy's fH< £ £ Hauptmann’s Case g g Cawley of Leeitaurg and 0. Ray­ war lord, -to declar* an emirgency th* Mr*. Goorgi H. Garlick of 10 wt.h tfa m ulling Central mond Ellar* and Jama* J. Banka and moblfli* an army th halt their Entente af Oorauay, Ifal S)attr Staler, Ottawa, Canada! Ifa- ^HIAMT, Mar. i —( f l—Q m ener mad# to rob th* Pile* * approach. Twenty alx American of Orlando. hit grandchild, Ronald Burnt, Auitrla may was* Mm to S in P 4r»M C< Hoffman of New Jersey, * 1 On* of Ihi main eddrtiie* waa mlialonarl** may be In danger. Mi mind. r l c a a .^ k tracking acthrltiea of Dr, delivered by Mr*.' Horlqae K. r* Prince trftaf Von fa hr**! John F. Condon, today aiki W*'1« of Tampa, nation*! DamL j. i Hlemi amfaritieB for detail* ef berg. Aaitrlsn vie* efa oenitlA cornmittiroomtn /ram pm a! county W itrt*rvf«r,J*frt fa confined wkh Mail rib Florida, who doelared that Alfred t Ihe her* with Sam GarelW*, coovia Roma, f U M l h atvould b* “tied with a Girmaay eooteadl Se'I pink rttBen beer And delivered to Sovlit mutual aaafanfat.', Th* concrete gutter la being the Republican* lock, itock and again wkh ad- he hwl bdmvMvieed, ifat fan a violation, while p e lf' laid on Park A m u * between Ful­ 8to charged that tho dtag beer much Undbwgh tncermediary with fa* the mutual ModJUftfafa ton* and Commercial farteta today harril.” party’, to n nominee foe preet. / s r m n e r t y ! bodyguard. J " and the work af relaying tha bri^h doat.fad been guIXy of "dirtrtt p*vernont m i k e widened demon lag DeMeeratle prtixtpl**." i daralick n .ihc p i i m u whom Dr. Buillet In( and the little boy wire riding « ti tell be, undertake* nett week. Praising Democratic women all gfao ddvelon-IO ndow para lb* reason* hin * -! drives by Mr. Gerllck who iild Prem j^r over the teurtry working In harft'^ifcaynwnd^ Ccvnemry, Bra**, New that the’r heavy Packard went‘In­ Several m tm hfn af the Seml- mony, Mr*. Well* laid ah* waa Ml W'*'i ,Y*cfc.’,- Tb# vine mfcrrad 'M waa nol* County Board of CommitAmbassador's to * ditch when a tire blew auf, ronfldeat of Preildenf Rooievtll'a far ayaHaMo oa DaeJ 10, i n s . Sheriff Cofanan Th# did not aver, • lonrra plan to attend a mt# eon*' re-i’cdtlon. fc ? aMachine --* * turn o»Br, ivofl Tezaa util. Mpltai that -Jdfcia" had fame*. vvntlon ef county commiiilancn bat th* window! were broken in,I Earlier, i the eommlttfa had * •4 fee aa la- wtswvd Oa re lick, new aervfag a In Fort P er*# the latter part of paaied a reaolutlon condemning genranaine aid lift t.nn, Tha ahonff said that next week. preacher* who erkleli* PmWtnr valopaeata l a , tha “purpoaa cf th* interview wa* JfaV Jjfa" “r t fa, ipecifically geran. It wa# aaTh* Canadline have n winter The weather: Partly cloudy to- Rooaevelt and other goeernment **• _ yw waa*-1 niiacd h had aom* connecttoa with ime In Mt. Dorn and were drv- *lfM and Sattmfay, poaalhly official* from the pulpit. The 'Mftok-faatomjrltfa Umlbergh m e ." | g to Sanford when tha tiro blew »hpa»r* m n i r m e loath portion, reaohitloa tilled th* prattle* unSWwUK»J»Clf Co:wMB j* now at Orlande aiit aa th* ear naared th* Wehlwa » tfhily r u le r in north portion to- American and unfair." In ethay yean th* Prealdent each tmilng lb# ^ off<er» eowreaFrom th* Daytona Biach Mia. »(hti Exiretno nonhvraet Florida: always went on hit Florida ftah- ’ld«fnon and dictated bia reply to Ml tng trip* aboard the Neurmahal, Psnly cloudy, cooler bi an ram* laterial Aiioelatlon cam* a tele­ deputiev | palatial yacht of Vincent Aetey. *fat portion eunJgtu, Saturday gram denouncing she "r**4!ut1on. a _ Gamhck *hre# other* were • fady and u men lad, warmer in Signed by the Rev. Milford If. New, however, fa (a provided Lyon, preeldent. It u ld i P R l d T O : eowiiaied t* the kidnaping of Dr, with a veaeel that will permit wrii portion. “We affirm onr ithnd for fro* when deputy Damien Amantovich fwa, O f A Cfar**, (tAnn .«**»■ J •patch for platform, prmi and drew a ptitol and audden.y began * . . W i f a f a wtmvr. Col*pulpit. Wkl’e recognlilag that firing. After tha ftru ihot ha wae o n ‘R a c k e t man >«*1 "Jafki*" dW not m3 Mm pertonalltlta and patty politic* j. : rtfa rmulu of th* Imerriow. „ -------Marion. Ind- u» Tho*. H. Ketabaaa have no plac* In tha pulpit, nev* aetned. Three more fallcta wunt Mayor T. L. Duma*, who aUf. of Apopka for 1300, according U ertheleaa wa vlgurouily proteet into tha floor. Tha aoeailani waa or four d IviaIona fa tha wvurpowwred and lod away. thereby placing the thkhl feted a cover* reiapee Wwinn- a warranty deed en record today, yeatcrSmwral other depot!** drew ulatod Rhineland *• tit* day night fad who** condluon Another deed record* th* dal* r t piatola, but non* of them ftrwd. ,prtpareda*aa fail* u the i throughout yeeeeda- wae rrponH Dva acre* of land near Goldenrod Germany. a* bring critlga), rallied duriag th* by Bert Spencer ef Powell, Ky, -t . Another poeetble rtper ■jdM^fad wae aom* 4 better this :# yk H. DeHart fur 1100. B ritish O ffk e 3 Tourists Injured As Blowout Sends Car Into A. Ditch ‘Jafsie’ Quizzed . Miami Kidnaper, s>enfLRePorts , resident Plans to Start Fishing Trip On March 19 U. S. Minister To Yagoslavia Has Mayor Rallies, Reported Better This Afternoon _ ___B i T. W. Lawton WUl Be A Candidate For Re-Election The mayor fan been in FrrnaliiThe.prise anthem *1 th* AmerlLaughton Memorial Boepual tine* ran'Guild of Organist*. "Let Not *h#a a I n je a ta on* hand} Vest Heart Be Troubled," will be 1became infected. Be bun h e hand ‘ waff by the Cathedral choir at . on* month ago mdiy when the lid the veapora tervic* In Holy Croat r ‘“f u r . i s n f e . s s r t ' t f r r T orth Cmvicted ° f >. Grandfather’s Death u -K*ny Ang*i. singm*.- « fa-ywar^ld. fan* wa* wmviriod jy Jury of eeocad fa dw • l»y>ng uf i Me 78-year-old an a charge d Twefcty-ftve membera *I ColeiF trip ef tha Woodmen ef Um 'orid signified their mention *1 et nighF* meet lag ef the lodge wltnee* the alas* iaMatien and ijoy a fleji fry t* fa given by th* rw Smyrna W f* nest Tueadiy realeg. Th* prriagtiea1degmi T w o Jacksonville Better'Business Is Women Disappear, Forecast In Spring Foul. Play Feared WASHINGTON, Mar. JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 0— Working *n the theory thaf Mr*. M. C. Powell and har mother. Mra. Lou X. Spoor, who have been mining from their Khm*. Forecaatlng boner buainee* ahead, Secreury Perkina told yeuterday •he wa* “nrengthtnlng th* fed­ eral .Mnploymeni aemcao in the belief that they a n going to fa buty thi* aprtng." ^ } A plan for cutting mwmployment •am* frton a eomaliM* la Georg* L. Berry’* Induatrial Council, wktah prepeeid creation *f~wpew fed­ eral eomminion to regum* wafaa, Hour* and child labor Tnmduatry. No arreata have been mad* In tha caa* hat definite due* have bean ueeaithed by tnvoatlgatlng Roosevelt Files In affieera that load them to bo3 State Primaries Itov# that bath woman arorv alain, Dateetiva lmpapfar X L. Acuata WASHINGTON, Mar. L -F fari••id lafa rig h t _ Powell waa mmettoiwd by th# datic Radasvale eHLftad Ks idaCactiaii campaign relltag formally fan night by atgmng petluooa patting Bench A Cloud Woman Wills 95. Man Who Killed Mona waa tadicafad fa from Addle Ababa Aat Britiah major, 0 .. Ml waa killed by an It*) aa ha aarvad with a ] unit behind the S fa M Nineteen people, three patlonfa In the I bulams t i l l Ufl tXt 1oil Ian military atal bombed Korean, tit* faU � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 05, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/45388db3fdbd6c0eba1f65e309f1f2c1.pdf 6447eb019a1103452c446a0a6c2c288b PDF Text Text r Pole Argument It E very Elector In Seminole County ^Renewed By Cook Must Re-Register Vindication Plea TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1936 THE SANFORD HERALD, S A N F O R D , FLORIDA DIETING BLAMED FOR BARBARA’S GRAVE ILLNESS KING’S DOCTOR W T S BARBARA ['Explorer Thinks Dis■.covery C l a i m Has f Becom e Stronger ____ ■ f t ’ CHICAGO, nervous, Mar. dynamic .1.—Of)—A white-thatched »■’ gfiwonh federal prison in 19S0 and 1 1 immediate y demanded that history a * terrectly aceord him as the dtsH l i n n r of the werth poke,—--------- oldie-: St. Johns county hadj •aaard through thu legislature a| tw rvquir ng the re-r» gisterim f1 f all eoti rs in counties having a wipe I*'ion of hetwr-m ISJinO an I IRJIOO. St. Johns county was n<» tpec flrally mrntinntd in the bill •pd California ahippera pourOd heavy ahipmcms of the 1939 Valencia orange crop into markers where thrs demand was light last weak, and pnees toppled off an avrrag* of 10 cents a box, accord- tha week ending Teb. 211, Mr. Remi t said. With between Bo and 95 eara offered daily, tha prlca , level was hammered down 10 ta 25 cents for each of the an days, was a discouraging market.’’ Mr. C anids said, “Heavy con' Ail Residents Of Seminole County Must Register again;,: ,-rokrd at thr school and th c r 1 , ill bt special attractions a* usual • hi H * 11 appeal is the women. l-ibor-saving device, will also be tm p ia s * ;d a* well a , g oal (cods. Easy ways af d;ing certain hi U« hold lasl^a will be given spec al emphasis, and "lhor: e lls " o u s e the way of the giim ftaepsa (and family caterer, will also be ■mpha-i»*d- < McLAULIN 1 **•** -- O p 'o m etrta l nnOwe* C o r m t l j F U u d 112 P ark A t *. Building Materials for lumbar, rooflaf and budding materials of all kinds caO on aa. Hare yea'll find ths moat rs axon* bit prwee an-’ bar. quality ant lb, qoicVett aa-rtes. •ttDOKK nfMI-tr*. H IL L GIRLS GOVERN CITY ON LEAP YEAR DAY He’s Not Buying 1ElootHc Cooking ~ I School Is t o Be I Held Thi3 Month 11 r ■Ma**d r raa-v rt“** ( •s'r-n dir tr bu'ors nf food Ther*., “f t 1 "upsrv'.a1 n. a 's t a f f o f , d home r ■onomlsis sp-e al ' v • I in planning, a p-rvia on, and na rue t on in tv,l-Mnn In djet. Miss Hahn baa .d ie d a hom.>m akers' ir..'5 tatn* and na* ravel 1 1 extena ytly, Irrturing and tcnducting unuaual and instruc­ tive program i. , She will g y* rtcipea, plan menus, rnd o ffir v in o .a sug­ gestions in ronntclion with homo But People Who Like Good Drinks are B uying HARRY’S Phone 2US LIQUOR - ’STO R E- - I like Korn Kernel Grits Bread , voluntarily dtlivrrcd I veir tr, •« me hanas functions of mere man. On the Icf. “Jailei in prison for r,fusing to marry. Meanwh in u rt on \h> right showi, bu, aho is.m s plct he hove. (Asaaiig.cd Praia Photos) Crew Ih On Strike, Craw spoktsintn sard they arc _, g g s j T r\ l demandng the wait coast scale Liner Held In D ock wlgu, instead of the cast coast CHOOSE NEW PREMIER? -------sea e en titr which they have iss-tt SAN PEDRO, Calif., Mar. 3. paid. The west coast scale t* apW )—Tho 33,t)i)0-ion Imep Califor- proxlmately |S n rm h ly higher 1 * was h e d at its dock roday by r hf0Ufh |h , ¥irj#tt, itnko of 101 m vlu.ers of tha craw._____________ ATTENTION VOTERS kitchen opera DR, HENRY Uaihtm-wwarW h e r e mre A - H - r H“ >~* Trick A. Cook, the man who in 1930 ■treasure requiring previous advartis ng. By making i inrlo.l • jjc blinked at (he unaccustomed floor11 all count cs of a c e rt,in p puiation • a f feae ■m ight, has renewed again I it became a general m etm re, at«l ‘ hi* claim in an appeal to the Amrr 'h a t made i ■ g, neral I t , fc.^aB Ceographtca; Society. Mr. 'Iloueholiler avid Ihn it was While Dr. Cook practiced his p o ss ib le that the baikrr« o f th : f profession of metlieme as a trusty m casuro did not know it wool 11 physician i„ the prison, airplanes •ffect any o h rr remn'v. but th*”/, I 1 and airships roomed and drifted •vi'glit b«vi* bf""! m t u ** in*l rtW** * ■orar polar .ce f.e d«i t h f p o p u la tio n ii » n f i r MFf ‘ h* E The eonriet-physician, serving t wnuld a|«n in'lrrl* S minnl* Cnun !' aratenea for fraud in the promotion *V. thu« r«*mnvinir th«* *r* frm i t af oil schemes, had seam time while a t a c k n the rotir!* Th** at om : behind the hers to study the find* | « |id that thr Hoprrmr f u r h^« i lapa af the aerial explorers. l>rfi*lativ • ac? apph held that & N~w he has reviewed reports of able in more than " t • ">un ; k ..Admiral Richard K. Byrd, I.inco n •annot he c nstiui tc*t as s loeis* r-g ’s 'ra t n i k. ERswonh, Rnatd Amundsen and tw , and , , thE General Umhuno Nobile. They vw. and as the re.r ifls trs iin BN#.___ -nly to St J dins rnun’V artually Iso ap id 'e, to K'ni'md C ttmv ^ 'h 're fo re , n rr fi1r s 1 l<i‘v "W • sr ■ rail du In 'he ilrngti t | ' -h" v' ( In'in* mu v law an 1 «t Is nil Sere • to (■ soil ih r- 'r oly line ihirv' to d . nil ih»* 'a romidv wdh h 1 lav ." Mr ’oushulil c Inlil the C nimii'on rs '•Th- Is* r'« l« tha* all v Iris i coimt'es v It a p 'p Istinii *f I 0, |ras than IH.MW or more th i r ’ gnn , *>w1| r • r p istrr n r tld | The II S r nsus figures civ | '•ntlri Is Coun y s p'P'ilstlon u j IH.73B. so wr n rr w thin he lire | c rilrd psspulal on figures. T^e.- | •re 18,(1711 penpl • in St. Joh ts v ntv. Ths* emin v ‘Olid ha-. ■i,eed n It II nl | c l 18.700 ns *h •lasitnoot pntvtl'linn figur to * *• w uld have su tn l thr purpose •f the hark-r* of the ri nsuit. an I in nol • C toilv would hen h»v I h n escluded. Hitt they may hav Ix-en ih r w il rnough to add an n he- thousand and hus, by in rl f'o lf 'ifotiry-if1 County, m ad) Irr law applicable m m re th m one cnun'V, and auch |.twa h a v auata n>rl by h< Courts.” The attnine*/ for 'h r board as* | pr< sseil th» opinion 'h a t 'he rrt reg a'erlng of all S*minolr 0 >un tv vtnera will no' b ' ; hnil thin'* ain*e ' h» *• n'Ver has hs*;n a com plots registering of the eltctora s'nee tho C itnte was created. nin»C*mrnt and Q ualiftal for a placo on tho honor roll V ro m A i o a t b e r a r t d j x , y e llo w w ith if e , “n H * — we d e rrd o p e d m e th o d of th e • e rrin g �Seminole County Produces More Fruits And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In America S an fo rd Li T h e Only C e n tra l F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g Hull, H ighw r And W ater T ra n sp o rla llo p A N IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N F.W S PA P E H O LU M E XXV .Member A sso ciated P re s s 700 Thousand Seeks Will Be Taken OffWPA Rolls ‘Thinning Out’ To Be Begun This M onth; PrivateEm ployment In Spring Expected Six Million Are On Direct Relief Problem Is To Keep Relief Work Going Until N ex t June 30 County Office jCandidates To! |MeetThursday believed 100,000 persons w e.h'y 1 1 0 0 0 'A I 'r a C t t C l I l g would be placeil in private or ir V „n other employment from now unA ttO m C y 15 Y e a rS til Jt-’y 1st. He wt'l s t a r ' this ——-— month lb trim WI*A rolls from Ji'd g r S. A. B. W.lkmeon, city a February nigh of rt.M7.4-IO to judge and State Democratic eoma minimum uf 2.310,100 by neat niuivi ran for Seminole County. Jim - 30. i-day announced his candidacy for President RoosevelC told his County proatculing attorney, sub press conference he had a gen- Jo's to iho will of the Democratic rral discussion on unemployment I'any primary next June, lie haa at luncheon with Sccretbrlaa been ‘udge of file Municijial Touri Roper and Perkina, and Major f»r the last three y-«rs and ha* George Berry, co-nrdinator for “s--;n o resident of Sanford once industrial co-operation, and hint- '-1- * cd that further ralka would ba Judge Wdkinion is a graduate held. [nf the State University and waa Asked about the A. F. of L captain of the Varsity football repot.', ht observed that employ- team and of the University', track m .nt always dropped off 1b Jan - tram . This interest m aihletica ha u.^ y roniinped since coming tn Sanford. M r, BtMMScR to 'J ra w rtrrj one fwas-ew -the auceaaatal -gsudw of Ak h lo i W le m a waa To find iha Celehy F ed. and ihrn aa roach Kostigh money to keep the work of 'be Seminole Boys' Athletio ^relief program going ftg ttjg to Club. mainder of the flacal year, which Judge \Vilkinson was born in expires June 30Barber county, Ala., on Mar. 28, lie said the .Administration has IH31. i*< worked his way through net transferred any money latrly the elemeniary and high school* to .he W ork. Progress Adrnini- a rd seven yrars in college. 11a s tration from other relief proj- " • * graduated from the University eets, h u ' th at It la acraping the of FUnda in 1IM0 out went back tn barrel to tide over May and June, the Un.versify again two year* Relief headquarter, estim ated lairr for continued study and an hat 14.000,000 persona are aup- ndditioral degree. Between iho iwrted by the 3.800,000 "employ. >»•> "nice he was in -college be nllea" holding work relief jobs, served as an officer in the Army and that about fl.000,000 persona during hi World War, and ia a ore on djrect relief. member of Campbell-I-o*eIng m a r it im e n e w s ’ Frw? 1< * 3 * • * Central F la n , da ai Sanford, Wednesday, Mar. 4 , 1PM. ARRIVALS MS LAKE DEXSTER, gmwral «rr>. Si. Jahim RJmg UbT S T MS ORLANDO, gwnaral e a rg ^ 8t. J hna R iser Lina 0*v Houseboat NOAH'S ARK. Captain Noah Tighane, tw nar, o s board. DEPARTURRS8 MS LAKE DEZETBR, gaemenj carr». 8t. J-.hna Rarer 'Line Co. V S ORLANDO, general cargo. Ht. John* A fte r Line Co. IM PO R T /M S 0 8 CEO LA, O eaeul Florida Ttanaporratioa O s MS CO LO N !t , ftrm n te Free C’up Of Tea treads To Strike Of Scot Workers E stab lish ed M 'M R E R I I I In 1088 Prince Konoye [Declines Offer LONDON. Mar 4 -A cup of tm c«u* ti a vrike in Sfotlarul (jtborfr« w orkinr on a |W** 5fM1 water *rh< me at WTiithom, Wiftown^h r**. w' re of f t red « F i f t h District Con- r n of "«*a 'by a kindly hoow7 V *- riu * 'rJ im r ^ " ference 'I a T b 'W r-w>r> •Hfv «cc*pn d Rut the foreman complaint.I | I H e l d In Palatka; at the • oppatfr of « rk an«l Sharon Will T a l k r>n. man wan tin pi a* il. Th.- l| 1 I* bur rw ih^n walked out. tie Th* tlf*wn candidate, fur to n murntmit a te n »ut'tint * ** a Imer grass from rhe new Fiflh C- nvf 1**v* ry d »d. liavtTjjr gone a»» 1 °* * ■ r r rw o f u l Ihsirx-t, inrlutlin^ Ju.jg, far they t|i c cl* d to add to ih . i« Dn ^ K h; Jok, 0. Sharon of Sxnfnril. are demand! on* f r t icr-‘*c m cW»i ^M eipv iifd to attend the meeting of the Demoeraiic Executive Cummitree of the District in Pa. aika tomorrow. According 01 the chairsn ' man of the committee on arrange. Cunrt i manta, eaeh w.|| have , n npp. rtucmn' mry to plead h» cause from iha » m » y rostrum 'u n n t thr men ng. Judge Sharop mienda to deliver ------- a b n rf address. Democratic leaders who wl I CITY NEWS BRIEFS make sddrrtxr- during thr day inrh»1« flrnenee K. W rlli, Tampa, National Demncratic fommotee- \ y| .nd IJ il’.i I woman from f o r , * ; Pol J n A j, - , IfodsTA, I ji «p Ciry. rham tiin jrf th« A rrangem ent, have bean mad* ( for a radio broadcast a m WRUFon t h t t v e n l n g of Aor. 18 o f n , | program i f In te r n t lo the Future Farmer* of America. A lti [*.. t Johnson 'old m rm bert of S em i-1 mde Chap-er a t th e y m eetin g 'j I"*' evening. The vacation com-, m lltif r-ported tha! it ia not a* ' re ' rrady to rrcommend w htra t o 'i go on the proposed trip next xum- j mer. ;, Member, of th* ChgnUr nttem l-; , i.MLthe meeting wera C '"eoH I K*nnerj, Ou.Uvtaoa, Frank , and John Jonea. Robert and George Maueer, Wilbur TlllI*,l ' H-nry Jameson, Jam es Button l.lon’l Anpltbv, Carroll A ppleby,!, Hsward DaguJ, 0 * o rra al*hm l*.-, «**oh E A ltg, W iliam R um ett. H erbert Thuraday and jfa n r.v Hale. Billy Colher*. Thom a , W aaalty and J . ft. ' .v apier were vUltora a t the mte-- i SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A . W E D N ESD A Y . M A RC H t. 1M6 c i 0ruth> committer. B. [ T o Be Premier h'nrresi K M W I.AI'i ■r Miiiiifnlta'.i of people wbn don't know," ha Mid. "S p n a d tha go*pal of celery. Iat iha paagfw know that wa pindnca ona-ftfth of tha nation’* output in this .'atla county o f ours, and firs dung wa know more peo­ ple will ha aatmg twis ty and wa will ba aaftng neora caWry." The eovnw agent arppasttd that tha Sanford• Ktwaafe, Rotary indt'jM'iitlpncc, ii'M with Roy W. How* i lia irin iin uf i ht’ tm artl o f Voters Keeping Registrars Busy 'With New Books Scripps. Him nrd "«•»* «taiiilinjr «n line from f tnr th« \ iipemtl the book* mmns|inpcral Mililtsltt-il t.-sliav uiMlcr a '- I * 'right i f i ho \Vw Yhrk \\ ..m lcb*irr*m\ Tt**» miervitw • > h* l-l n Stalin'. ..fr,ce m the S*iv n -is-iI Japan ami Germany " ’mnnnng in eoncentrata ’I" ' r "* "ps on ihe frontier of tha M'ingi'1 an iHNiptr's republic, but far ■beie hatve lavm uo new A<H‘niptH »o 4*nN»r«s honitT inr»d«iui.'' Iji ( rrmij* hi* man|, *• wf» would hf |* rhiti rr(M.hlir ** w? f|id m Standing In Line At Tables In Corridor Df County Building STjiin aam| J n |’«n And Cr<*Tminjr *’«! |»*»nt! fur w ar 'ian ctr, km ii i« "inipoaMililr u> a * /” whan i|».- fif*! • Mm in II come. '‘Nowjdajri \\ni% mi! il*v am i, ihejf limply f'ftr " Siahn ilft'lArt^d, “ Yuii r«-4*4ll thr ongma c f tha In t W- rtf Wat. thr ik 'liv a of iha Ki!*at powrif to rnlivui** the world. T»« 'av wi* face the Mima au ta of A ffa n i , * |i*» p iiml, .Stalin ilw firril that RtN!'■ wti; not Attempt to forra it* iWiI'PaI th-ofici «n ruitiontfe Thr people the SlYlA. l*Y|»0n would natural > ok<* to aw tha fact of ih.f.g^! tTua.iiceil in tH ^ itaida world, but that matter is the W^t* nr*?* « * the nurtmiriijimr world II* , «rlf *' U*' "•aid, *'I fii1 to »«*i hoar ir|r n ire »«fraA ran nu4n a » any of atatra >f they are firmly teatwV* '*Revolution will t'ct’ur tn anhor , .MHimrle . Rut wn'y at a m m when 41 ■* ■k't “ * k ilita m o rT o n f u rttt giir«*. J i i J j t , Hev«*trmiKin I-!»V n a r e i L o Wilcox Pressing Bill Of Defense Of Pacific Coast i‘Mm L— Stalin i iif'Nnv in i ii'ta tu r Haiti in an "t» n n *11 tho p rm m t- of ih* H i * * f o r both the t ‘u\ fnii M4*i ari* at the (’» ttf ffi»i#t* M H» upon ariDoum'iMi yoatei bui lu* «i»ud owmblxh i*k*if 1 *t« •» “ "i i r • iti th** rttio n Ph.it ! mill \ mu Fit'll S ttr»*t, Inn later .h* "I I "h;i' "hr fitu n It (Him* wmil>| County And City Tax Adjustment Boards To Meet Mm. I- ii.ttly In w ar w ith Ja p a n il hi - 1 su iry in p rv scrv ? out- <.»» F. Milrjt, TAllikhluwipe. nresident ! . . . . i_ *»— rv i e-.li « c h i n man nf t h r of* the Young Democratic Clubs of FSimla; If. J Dame. Fort Pierre, Assncta'mn. arm chairman <tf the Fourth District afternu n to attend congrtweional eiecutiy* eom m fee; [ the orgam talion R A Gray, srrresary of sta’e; Cary !> Landis, attorney-general; l f . p , and >Tr. F Nathan Mayo, comrmaaioner of ,he S t m m Army agrvnliurr, atvl J M. Lea, comp- noon (or a trip to h u trollcr. vrlu-rr ihr Capia.n A bu.ine.. .easton preaided o»er stationed, and eilicr •'Y fhalrmaet Ray Saden, Daytona Fjoit U-aai [teach, will reevrpy the morning —----moeung at the W oman'i Cluh w.ih John White, 22. 'he apeakmg aryl a trip through Fort, 21. both of In the Raeine Gardena arranged for Mat ion Jrnkins. 2i the afternoon. MrGivens. 24, both Mayor John W. Camphrll of roe. w irr issued Pr a*ka. will w tU rm e the visitors, censes yesterdny. with Elba F. Darvoi, Kiaaimmee, and Mrs. Franoea LaughKn, Orlando, All offices in C responding for the ttommittee. most of th >se in th A dance at the Woman’s Cln • were rinsed dm ing has teen achedtaed to wind ap thr the funeral service I’ey ’i (eel Ml its. | for the tnniher of YHKK, Russia titu'er Oil Embargo Plan Will Be Ready If IVaee Plan Fails w.ll bo crmmR t*i ! poaaiblt or WASHINGTON, M«r I f , m Mi,, g'i'ssnisn J Mai k W dctu, li. rm, un i nn. Flat'll*, said imlny h.. , ;» i . pleasing rhe niniier ' strenifiislv ip u jtrul expm * luimn w<thin « few w^oka on hi* * ill to ***tab i^h I n <*hamj of air tawtH aho*^ ihr p« |1 «*fic COill, A n*|w»rt 1^ the Wnr n Department *>n th»* mea«ur** « St j*wanted by the appr* pr ati**n-' m «ontntlitre* The ih |Kinmettt m n*. (meted to reciimrrwml anon for 1«*- ; il lining- the I iVLimmi.immi (M) an u I* i*e eonttruction prtnrram a- thi hill ha* been ap(»n»\**l hjr O n i»n***4* The Houae Nawi Affa irs Cum Two inttivi meanwhile, u prepuruig tc To ii'pnrt a hill | q authoria,. cnpstnic 1 n of fi| auxiliary .111 over it The paU llil h o tu fh ;at “ Noah's I'l-y rir at retch emtiruiA rk", owned and operated by Cap "HO ion* of vessels at n coal uf e la 'n Noah J. Tilgham, arrived at 4173,000,000. Hanford, today take . party ii* Cummittra Chairman Can Vin- " 48 Orlendo to u ris's on a erenii excursion up the Ht. John* Riv-r. '" b (D*. Ga.), imlioaii'd ihat th • * "N oah's Ark", wh!:h I; eon* drr-1 tummmew would net u k v any a n ' Iha finest houseboat on the riv r, ' '/it. hnwevoC, until a vnmpan.on 1 ie a frequent via tor al thr Fort lull ia raponed by the S.natr. Sfeanwhilc, iho House AppiM- ' ' o f Central Florida. pi ialmna Suli-Commnu-e Ksnil mg 1 Gaiety Camp of the Wooilmrn ih.u IMS,000,000 Navy apprnpriao f tha World la to m rrt Thur- Imn tall for the 1037 fiscal y n r day evening In Iha old Elks hall is working la bring slut the ntcaiton F a it F irst Hlraat, whAe all Jtra within iha next two weeks. Among Its provisions am bud­ future mealing* will be htdd..end wll' make arrangement* for al get Mtnuttea fo r 18 new sh'ps.i tending a Joint meeting with the ih-stroytfa and auhtnannoa, as New Smyrna camp at New part *if the Admmiat rat inn’s fi* e-! 1 rm yrna aaxt Tuesday. A large year program tn tu d d the fleet i ji ties* of randidates la To ho initi­ in treaty strength. ated and tha New Rmyrna lodge will en'ertaiii th* fanford visi­ Death Taken Former tor* a t a ftah fry.' Resident O f Sanford ntre* Aiy i^y the rev* lutjoniita m la.-h apotifie country." President’s Tax Plan Taken Uo By I House Committee Children Burn Death In Tampa Roosevelt Enters Unon Fourth Year • As Chief Executive Of The Nation h* delivered an aration oo o aary , a "kind deed" hy eahjng Sanfprd ua use* and how die K raraauju calary 10 maatmga a f th*4r erand other aarviea club* ra n help gaaiastmaa in O f and* an d Da Land further Ha' consumption. w han Ib a r, a m m am viator* Mr. Dawson told th* Cluh that *rMn ,h* Mnl> wham mar* ftrm on* to a doaam —iTirera a t nv»»t nary moeh aeald ha d o m Word wax r«ceivo>l lodsy nf Iht tend ***ry seasion of evary aarvfto Th* salary Mr. Dawaaa took to ■Ira'h Monday afternoon in Miami ergmaftaiioo sa d that each aegaaL th* Knrmnl* h ^ i h u a cam* ffoen of Mrs. R, A. T rrheun, former ratio* can b* o f te a l am tier w 'h* M y 8 * h m and eras resident of Sanford. *^hs funeral iho community if tto y will aaa to it ' P*U td h r tha RtamMaJ Oeowwra. i* to bs held In Havannah, G a , 8:00 P. M.t Medical Detachment i ■hat calary ia o a the bd) of H r* at I Mrs Roy M saa gave tha Knrantomorrow. •W ry auncN en dDVMH th i iaiu th i n m HTniiilHi41i>(| (hcti W h it a resident of Henfoul ^ p d that there ia aome a a a a t tha'i a t out the Flarida leat* Ctklag* of TOMORROW Mrs. Tetheun waa prominent In «• gf»» tk " U fa ta lk " . W meet iha< she t*M W tha Rotars8:00 A. M.t C a n ty CommUsLin th* Woman's Chib, woman'* eoabeut a fo r th* benefit a f t h a 's r u at tha awaetag y e a r l y . Billing a* a t a t adjust mini board, clttlas of th* C hristian Church »»“ « and Mr*. C U hkAatRr « m f a rnsdand the auxiliary of th* United “Wa taka ■ fa r gienead (has he- My af p o p a h r aaaga. Comm salon Hpanlah W ar V eterans. Sh* waa caua* w* who lira b ate ksasr a'J Tom MeKinaay, e to m g ti a f the intent board. also society editor of Tha Herald a b r e salary and hear appetising W oolefeih ***fe. Jatm d the cluh, at an* Hat*. She 1* survived by a ti ie and • » gebd d ia fa r a mduceed iae* m am haeM a by City *-a. a daughter and several grand­ patMa*! health, h a t them u * m d -. Cummieeieaar P , K . W M ah u m , children. WHAT'S DOING fast as they .were suhmlttW . Xu.Uy It ha* figuratively Invtcil r» a walk, with some mrinlMT, -.r the Democratic Party Joining Republicans in opposing Ihr President.. Criticism of the President iftd hi* iwilicira ha* risen sharp'y during his third year and thi* crllielim i* expected to runtlnu* during the period of the campalgn. With a firm plan enacted, a tax suggestion matle, and a relief requeit in process of forniulallon, many close to the W hl'a Houae felt Mr. Roosevelt would estek few o'.her major changra before taking the platform tn explain hi* record lo Iha voter*. Home of th* thing* to which __ . j J y « ] | | , t J j t , t j LOCAL WEATHER - . i i1 - — �A p * if r*i’* nV j - , ' •> • X . < * i . *-■1# ,» * ' . * 1 Is?*1-f*H•»* r> ■ •* ‘ • y ■. -v V ‘- •*— !**£ .*t *V .■ :f ~ ...........- • : • V* 5+> *>_ ;«* ic i j - *« �SMford fa Tfc* (M f Central la air A ffacitaf BaR, f e t f And Water TraiwpdrUiiW NUMBER. Leads To Strike Of Scot Workers LONDON, Mar. I . - A «rp a t t n canard a n f a In S ra lw d , U t o r t n werWag <m i ’ #■«* M t w ater scheme a t V M O ara, W liw n u K rt, a r t* oftoCOd a Repeated Flights ^ S H u OfJapaneseOver **}“ ,IndS>en1e” Chin, Pioteltal , ___ Japan, Germany C h i n ese Communist Are Pocal Foil Army Sweeps Into -----, S h a n s i Province Political T h e o r l Won’t B e Fort NANKING, Mar. 4 ,-T h e forOn Other Nath clgn office ycstcrdiy protast'td' WASttlNl CITY NEWS BRIEFS V 'Wont tbe Japan* m Kmbaujr a(a !n \t| rtpca'W n ifh U by Japan-*' planra cror North China and, (A P )— R u s sia u n d e r ' Sts other Produces nnd warned lhai |„ rea(jy *- wfc. . t i v In ih t ahaenee of oatlehctlon. j |f China haa prapirrd "oultahl-i 1 . K y W T tj mrthoda lo deal with the tliua- .. o ... Uon." & io Emperor Hlrohlta, bewtag to tho WUh*» of the ntt'ltary, haa ■greed tb replace Okada aa pr»mUr, but haa a i yet boon unable on m Of Print* id on auch P ottmC E. Gate hat, district chairman of Um Better Baaiaeae * a S e r b rnaar S ettles relief Missionaries la Daaecr SHANGHAI, Mar. A—KilV-A Chlnti* eommunlat army awept nto Shansi Province Iasi nlfhr and grave fesrs wars srouard for nearly two acorc Amrricsn mlaai.-narlea belicerd to be (n th« path of the Invta'on. Ntw Slno-Japancae com pi Ira, ilona alto were threatened by the ' Rid attack from the aouthweat 'nto the elai-ccatral proelnee. An army waa hurriedly mobil­ ised hy Taiyuan, capital of the province, by the a red war lord. Marahal Yen Hal*Shan, and a vir’ual atato of martial law reigned. | Two bauallona of SHanal prev1Ince troopa already have been I ambuahad and w ptd eat by the i Rtda. aald odvlcea * reaching auth r l t e a In Taiyuan. Tha general ■of iho def* odlng troops killed hlmeilf to a*ord capture. No word haa b u n received from American and Canadian mlMton* ■nee atmloned h t Prnchow rff* Municipal Judge they fst.‘ i Barber cemty. Ala., m 1 aspired _______ _ _. _ la s 1W4. a l ^ Werkad hia way M t tmnsfkefid any money. lately, ihn; etoeaemary and hi«h to ike ITachs Pmcyees Admlnl- and aeraa-yoare In Mila, •trartow fyom e lh e r te lle f ’|» e p w*a graduated ftem the Ui ~ u ,M l M M acre,lag the of fV rtda la 111! hot went barrel to Ufa over UBjf « 4 * • Unlveie*, agate two Oil Embargo Plan Will Be Ready I f Peace Plan F a ils Comity CommJaslooora ye*r»r> day race am ended to tha >Ula Pardon Board tto t clemency bo granted R. B. Baker, who haa Otemwloatonm will alt coreod two moatha of o 11-month odjnitownt board tn tM aan lonao at tho County road camp. M f:M o'*tosh In Aa Baker la married and U tho fMher ad sight children. President’s Tax Plan Taken Up Ry House Committei and egyseta action within n few A* aapluned at yaaaacday'a w ^hp an hie Mil to eatab'ith a! meeting of the Board of Coun’y rbgfa-g* air beats-along th« P a-1Cbmmiaaloryra, all fita rs n*u« rtfls feast. A mpon by tha War rngxicr again thia year bocautc Ikpartniam on tho measure la Seminole roomy's population figure •W in d hy tho apprepmtion*' n between IK,400 and {MOO. A - - mm " I committee. The dapanmeni is e f epee*: toguleiti* act psaaad for The *.w e a th e r ,P a r tly Moody ptoted to w cammutd aitaa for bo- St. A ims county requires re with ecMilsnal nda. la cstnm e c ta to g the 141,000,000 (M) sir regi*terms in ail political aubhiao eentoreitiii) program aa the dirialons having inch a populakU haa been approved by Qcn- now rap war* gall Hamphrey to A , yesterday, p m o a file h Cooaty cleric. claimed by Clyde W. K. Klnllhoff, earned]n* to, pathe effke e f th. - a v grea*.' V * , ■ Mb WO pet atteM ptls fore, tknl iheoriaa cn ttbav "Th« people of dm Itorlt would u a n a lly like lo see of Ounce «hanged is At world, but that m m r is ncao of the aui rumuUwg ' •slf." ho aaW. “I fad «• our mere idaas cam MOM theaa atataa if they ere fir -------r * - p — :— Thl’BaoMN*rk Affairs Com- Two Children Burn To Desth ln Tsmpa palatial ii » of id MtoUnry ships over s ‘0 -W * ecnaah embracing Ml*. 000 tans ed waspsla at a row of flTKJdlM *. Commiitoa f t o m C u t Vim. -a todmaied that Aa ' -------* _ TAMPA, Mar. Two children were bttrnad to daath end soother child sad on eg id In hie communique " ‘ V * n ailT ia sal woman were Injured yesterday In a'ated a ‘’battle la Tembtcn pror- tnB tw j w Inca waa la full deraloomcnt when O airam a ! fl" at dawn Fab, IP the Second en J m (toa, said Roosevelt Enters Upon Fourth Year • As Chief Executive Of The Natl feat aa they were sob Teday It haa fhfai ilowad to a walk, with mawbara of the Dew Party Joining Htpublkana po*tng tha Prealdeat. ■ CriHeiam af the Pryalda hia poltetea haa risen i during hia ttlrd year u crUlciira la upocted la * durftop (ha period e f thi WABtylNGTOM. Me —Prciidea- RaaaprUl Fortner Of Sanford i �Speaking over the' an economist connected with the Ford ] cl* red .that business has done more for of the unemployed than the gdvewrww h u . 'W I H i t r w much from the politician* about what the government if doing that we sometimes lose sight of the f s c tth a t vdnny Other factors in our modern .life are also contributing U the full ’eitent of their abllttjr in order that t t e if t t i g .ai ^nwpeMiy mey be hastened end the plight of the destitute wUeved. .. ; Mr. Cameron retailed that the Y?T*iWN*Miha*bai*M oft la preparing to spend out of tho projects of one kind and another and;! l dole for the unemployed. Duringlame' length of time, what Hr. Cam* Buafnpaa spent 27 billion dollar*, otl; chat the government spent, for prM During the year of 1032-3 i srMndlhg 2 billion dollars, w ap > » , Mr. Col* waa n w - w m coh fifcr- *rr*xnr% t t yTaVn ehiekfa n n s ”,•ole purpose of keeping men employe ««ckj« i Mr. Cameron bases bis figuresj tween receipts and expenditure* of I F ir from making any money durbig >t|*** y**M«',l m a whole lost money, and was cohm BM t* dM Its reserves, accumulated oot of the. sotpfoa- oil 1 rears; to keep the wheels of inducin' tem lrtfr.il bad been no reserves to draw upon* ot.-fff M M * declined to make the sacrifice, there would,; htfi 9 dm m i Rageo* to nililbna more unemployed than- there' aetMBf. W* ■*•4 w ueiM r Cameron says that from 1080 to IM4» Attericaa M mind hf. bulla**.. ness took In 214 billions, and paid out for wtggg; lUpplIaa and the other nocessltle’s of operation, 241 lions, or 27 billions more than its income. It is this 27 bitions, taken from the savings of more, prosperous yean and wisely conserved for Just such emergencies, that repre­ sents Afnericon Business’ contribution to relief and "fa­ cet* ry. Much in the same manner life insurance companies have dene their shire toward keeping the wheels of indus­ try turning and aiding people who were out of Jobs or otherwise in trouble. During the alx worst years of the de­ pression American life insurance companies paid out1over 13 billion dollars to policyholders and beneflclaris*. Last ACWild tar*lm sad SNOW’S f*T**l n**», m m Um m m t ^ pan a t As- wwli gyowa. TW Uay wrtw b y sfr a mss f tm , " W k *b» V sn b -1 u m n e r «Jo ^ lln f u d s h N i L u m b e r * * r ; 4m*4»{ Eiropua sqyfmm*fu» •or* ln«*r**<*d la p 4*Mf, If «kty tbooghi urn ihe'.r w i t wat thiy had f M i l i b -At-*.. NO “CLKAWlOr LOOK! 11,000 to a million dollars or more. In 1 due to unemployment, sickness in th i f«i or death, the benefit payments from these life inaurahee policies rave thousands of families from being forced on charity or becoming the charge of ', govfmnant ratief agencies. ‘ ' *< ’ And so when ww hear so much a bent what th» gOv* nment fs doing to save the country, ire mflat not forget a t : American Business and the life Insurance Cpm-t panics, as, well as the ehurches, fraternal organIiitioOa, endowed hospitals, orphan asylums, maternity homes* ana countless other charitable foundations, have aided mitliene Of distressed people and are worthy of the utmost thank* and .praise for the contributions they have made to war* relief and recovery, ....... - T»* art In D fy c ie s n ls f U to cl»«H‘ without task­ ing U>* f s n tw a e 'a a 's** peasant* of Harta* b*tn d«*n*d. To Mats tkn frock or ganaeat aa attra U w lr, Waartto frtab, that #* naa woo'd aaaP«*t that Dry Cleaning waa mponatkU for Ito ntwJlk* i f f i a a K i . Too K W M aCmlnaUd. A •«anS1<U(* t* um come nrtaful stiM with1 ■ Urg* *l*ctoral vou. c k w n ^ S ts s r a w a a ? . S-&JS i ; .Seminole Go m>M«n The Accident Toll Accidents In the United State* list year caUtfed pfoxlmately 00,000 deaths, according to estfmat** n publio recently by the National Safety Council. T were 366,000 permanent disabilities and •9,160,000 tei rary disabling injuries. The cost of these aecidente, iw Ing wage loss, medical expense am) proper approximately 13,400,000,000. ’The accidental death total was the t history,’’ oayi * Safety Council bulletin. * ed only In 1934 and in 1930. Motor vehicle I4d as a cause of death, with home accident cfl tabulations show that ths 99,000 ideati tf‘ • Motor^VcHIcIe ................ i ___________ ail Other Public Homo, ......... Occupational Total .. .........................09,000 Not*: Total eliminate* duplication. of. 2,900><Kctip4* tlonal mqtor vehicle deaths. ’ The motor vehicle death total last year all-time high, Increasing one percent over-th Death* ware twice aa high a* In 1MB and i emit above 1927, Two-thirds of all’ traffic i year occurred in small towns under IChQOo pot r a n i areas, Rural fatalities have tntfe*Ma •the* 1924, whereas deaths In cities, have ad percent Mora than 40 percent of the traffl Urn* last year ware pedestrians. sections of the country i le deaths-In 1936, deepli including the Rock) Fourteen individual death* seven perten Vermoni H rtcsp’Sa * U S \t ft ------ i . .• - ’ v )• •. t i .. i ........ L?.*7 V,w ‘ »•! •* . f ■ F . ■ .1 �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Roosevelt Enters Fourth Year As Chief Executive HONOR ROLL j f j m 88 MARGARET F E t P B . BtcM y ■t THURSDAY. bam Tha Friendship Laagtaa a t tha r h . . -t Congregational Church *01 hjvdtfc— - j a '’S l i m Tea** a t 3:00 P. M. a t _ the ho me of Mrs. Henry Nickel, SUa.T Lake. ; Semiaol* C hapter Number Two . Order of th . E aatara S tar wifi .___. m eet air 7:10 P . M. at the Ma- " P aonlo Temple. __ *r. tv. Twtra a w t w■r.ahs l II IJ A. will m e t a t 3:00 P. M. a t tha achool auditorium . E n c a tiA board tneeilng at 2:30 P. If. FRIDAY * The Worktra* Council af tha Mt th-dial Sunday School Will rn rti at 7:30 P. M. a t tha church. Re g u a r meeting o f the Amevtcan legion Auxiliary will taka place at 3:10 P. M. at the ham . of t i n J . 0 . H uff, South Sawherd Avenue. SATURDAY Annual luncheon fo r P, B. C. W. alumnae, Phl Beta Kappas, inter­ ested fritada, and patents, will take place a t 11:0 0 o'clock a t the M ayfair HeM. Reservation# must ho mada with If I n Rebecca Round *N Round Boys Swing It In New Film -O n c e thcr* were two Irishmen, r-no named Parley, the other Riley. They ta t down and wrote a . song railed “T he Music Goes 'Round and Around" and p refy soon (hoy had the veto'.a country daffy. T hey treatise recognised aa outstanding jpxponema of the new le ts rhythm, “ awutr." And Columbia Picture* took them aad their hand and their aong and fea­ tured them in an Important se­ quence in the new wuaiaal ahew of ahews. T h e Mane Guee Edward Earley wa* bom to N ewark, New Javaey, to 1M*. HD Rok Tower Concerts ! M -n Z r z u ;tx Walt*, every Tutoday, Thuroday from I A. M, to I P. MBok Sanctuary open every day and Saturday pi noon aad every 8uadpy at I P. M. Rlaglinf art museum and circa* whiter qnartara at Sarasota open every day. *i j « — Ft -bruary roll o f'h o n o r for th# H ra, F o rt* , M*r, ike form er >!*thodlst Sunday School w»j *nWaa KaOveen Adame, daughter niunced today by (hot* In chantt. a f H r. and Mr*. Frank R. Adams It includas th . following mamit n t l n e * Crew C i t e O t * J (C e a llitf* 0 * a r*«e Owe) pf ihi* city and | i iniV dail|lilu of b«r»: Beginners' Department, Mrs. refulation, utility holding com­ Scire to attack the f o r m a fl, the Rev. and Mrai F- A Sana- W, E. Ralnea, June Ro*e Dutton, pany eon'ro1, bank reform and Itnru, the sole enemy arm y ■*T*r of Winter IlaMm, wan Koa- Georg# Sima, Barbata Arm Eden- a reciprocal tariff plan. main ng in set on th . E f t t or guest at . irwacallaaeoua show- fie'd. B arbara Lee Chapman, and F ro n t A th*rp battle took P The general roreeniua in th* H given Tuesday i f t t r n n o at tb s' Mali Mulligan, Fab 20 ta Mar. t T h . tat capital wa* that If and when • home c f Mrs. John D. JtnhfnV Primary Department, Mr*. A. tax p’an gay* way to the overwhelll accvp able to the French Avenue, with H n . Jto- l K. .'hoem aker, Mrs. A llr. Ward, White llou*e I* pushed through, imp-tu* of the Italian attack, i kina. Mm. S. W. Bradford. and Min Marion Haynes, Mi** Kloise Congre** will b* albwed to go feeing very e tc tp t'o n al -la* lira. R, W Turner as hostease*., Winn. Roy Pickens, C ar Flower*. home. With the »i l-oy of S e l f .' Quamurea o f Jonquil*. estate, nav Shoemaker, Joyce Goodapeed, collaps* of the entire nor 11 By tha ' time the campaign front is ctmplete. Of four a n fypm philia, ami far* w era u»ed HcUy Joe Brock, Kelly Smith, will be on In earnest, with a t . accentuate a odor acbtm a of slim R ata WPJlama. Jean pirli ta Fmperlor menacingly me decision forthcoming in Nopink, tre e n , and jralouf in .th e .n-. Camilla Lund;ut*t. Ca.K*rp atty rooms. ■ A* •‘n B — i u i y .ae 3Sft>* ' -7 * 3 , • su'h," 'T rtW tJBjr Thgtaiered and w e re Hi ly Shoemakar. stretched to eight' or limited to Adelca to the bride. ■ 1 Junior Department, .Mr*. H. B. tour year*. Van Busk Irk a f A burleswjue radio broadea*: Mu all, Jr.. Mr*. Burke Steele, I la vial ting her was ann unced oy U>aa Elisabeth l |, . , Alice McKIm. UurolW DutTurnar from SH3 *tation. A con- ton. Joyce Steele, Frank Plckrn*. teat of jumblad letter*. winch, Pete Brock, Al Brock. C harir. when correctly arrangw t. forn<«d Smith. Shirley Sml.h, India Klu the name* of furniture fo r a sbrth bride's home, was woo by Mr*. G. Msiy W. Bailey and Mrs. H. B. Mc­ Call. Jr. Intermediate Department. Mir* P ttlL A D E IJ’ltlA , Msr. 4. A In presenting the shower n tt‘% Anna Ignore Brown. Mi** B* ty y^ro-year n»tliin-wld# emergency members of the vtruer BuSrman, Marcia Proctor. Mabel r, m|lljlln • f Arch* Cameron will t f m ) mobl||i t , hr peace mrm thm ha u cHtacmlly class or Sem inas High School I'hspman. Mary Nancy u " ' k' „ ntim*nl of th* na.lon inn, a wound “May Pole" nhhona around Maltha Wright, C u'l.t. Wright. tnoufh ^ rtlU , tha fcrult who held th* May Pol* anil Donald Sm ith; Senior He „ (l^vp r{mdl(iun< which are aa J o y c Adams crowned hsr pa.tm ent, W. P. Chapman. Mi*. , w rr|,|n„ , h r vfnite.l Stste* and “Quaan of the Maya" T h . mem­ Nellie Williams, lfary Alice Wdworld into war and *ub*cber* H the class prevented her liain*. Eilwanl Wilson, Daphne I)u, n| chl|(„ .. w1M ^ | „ , nch„ | I with achool bags containing gift*. Worth a fte r spending a « t« k faksch. and Bonn I* YmmgC nn A pr 21> „ ,, , nn„onf(,1| by A salad and tweet course was h*ri» w ith Dr. and Mrs. F . A. Adult I>pBrlment, lh* Rfv. A. Ray N rwlon, Rrcrrtary «f 1hr •wound b y the hostesses. Those E tirh a rd , Roat Court, towrod to he wiih Mrs. May were: I!. Culp, R. U* Hutch lion, (5. li. ppaer ucction nf thr American Mm«, Profp«ior C3. E. McKay, J. .Srrvic* Cummi lev, who h to M»; a n d Mr*. J . F r a n i H iller D. P arktr. llert Chapman. R F. fircutlvc Uiri-rtnr of the ram • f Sarasota were c alM h a r . y tt I f f U f l M i fiilbcrt paign. H>a«li}uai tem art* at* 20 " r t a y by th , death of Mrs. MdlWilliam*. Mi«a Norm* Nomruod, ?ou?h Twelfth S trrti' hen*. « ’» mother, Mrs. a W. ShinholMr*. Cl. R, HI mi, Mr*. R. F .( Xbi* ram pam n will open with ■“ i Crrn»haw# Mra. W. C. llathcock. a nation-wide program over the Mr*. D#m i «* llutchlaon, Mra. National H roadraulng Company t i n . C h a rts. U Park arrived llilrna I-nnil«tuUt, Mra. W. M. network from 10 to 10:10 1*. M. yesterday from Maoon, Oat. to McKim. Mra, O. A. Radford, Mr».( (>n Apr. 21, on whkh Mr*. via* h e r m u a id th w h ia i lit l a . . John C. Vfaughn, Mra. T. E. W|l* Kojuklin II, *" RuC.tfVilt find Dr. and Mra. & L a.P ark , Weat •nn, Mra. J. L Clark, Mr*. M. B. George l*aii*tjury. M. I1*, Bril* Tmith, Mra. C. M. F'owera, and (p^ Laborite will 1 peak. A peace Mra. A. II. Colt. j rally will be he'd a. Carnegie ing ih . evil* of alcohol ami elar- ,h? freedom of tha pro** In invg iflcatlon of the social and moral d l ,n* * '• » on U ulsiana M s Mr. an d H n ) W .'« . Oeode of i•*llc* Ininlvul. I I’eptr*. RoUls, N . Y. a te the gwaota of Th* convention clo.c.l l . a t ' , A resolution for printing t Mr. e n d Mra. X . B, Smith and HONOR ROLL night wl h a public screening of d e t,n *~ w“ t j Be Mra. M ary Hall, '4M Roaal.a a new sound version of the 1 H- " * * ww,v* u W* '" f ***** Name* of jieranna placeil on lha yrar-c'd firm. "Ten N ight. |„ a » » •"» •» •. * North Caroline. V February Ro I of Honor for th* . M ra .. John 8 . McCauley and First llnpii.i Church iware *nBar Boom." which the Anti Ha,rfom' ! hf tfc*t Mr. and M rs. Frank Btanley of n unccd today by thoo# In charge loon l .s g u r I. planning to ex- r*'0" ,h* , [ ' ? * ”' « * , ‘ frt treil la to fetter otnealM Cweberiand, MdL have arrlvad of th# achool. Tha U*t includes d * *ll, “ " °f Th* de. .Ion .D o will b a p r S here to speed some Ume. They ilk- following: Crad.a Roll Doy r ' in “Tha Congrtaalonal RecUpdjY ere residing ad tha L cfflar A pertptnm cnt. Betlio Borhtml, Ihilrre* saanta on Magnolia Avenue. English, and Mra. Grorgv W. A L a f l f f * A L l; le g io n Has Program Free PreBs R uling Huff. Is Ordered Printed M i k Beginner*. J o . Bor'and, Eugene For U.S. War On Reds Kriula I, Mu a Carolyn Collier, without Wa s h i n g t o n , Mar. l —iat — M y n ,J * n e Mpdden, IH rgy Ann INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Mar. 4.) i - Mmis* npprovctl ihc printing I'fppm, Willi# I/ca Burch; Pnnatry —A three point Irg elathr* pro- [ ll.ntMl rnplot nf th* recent SuDepnnmenr, M m W. W, Drotwor, gram to combat eprvad »f ComIIOA >f rem - Court d c'al.'n upholding Mias Ipuiae , Collier, t-aorvl munlam in the Uni <d Slaic* wn t Evans, E te y n Niifcer, Thelma urg d by the Amer ran Legion Squirm, Mrs. Leaiie Want, lf r r .1 Personals Social Calendar aid (toeeW, Uto Nipped YUeh Cl iu l ■>. J r . . Mary AHre Hilt, Dogothp HU, Kerf HaUo Tew, aad Maigaroc Myee. 21 Pet. Increase Oil Embargo PI Will Be Ready In Car Deaths Is Peace Plan F a Blamed OiDrink Rewriting Of ‘D r y ’ Amendment Is Pre­ dicted At C o n f a b Doll-In-Water Ads Are Called Unf National Drive For Pesce Will Be gi n April 21 Mra. Mary Hall gave a talk, Mia. Jo o e ^ iae Whit* of dev * , T'aeaaae to CMto," after which had, Okie, who he* been Visaing the yrefthe teee brough: re a to r sistar, l t m John M eiach .Jr. Park Amansk M t ytatenlay for C leem tev t* spend a abort time. 1 Dr. and Mrs. Brneet Campbell a n d -te a, Cbari*4 Campbell, aad D r.'aad Mra. Beaeev Bpaecer af Lyaebburr, Va. ware th* guaeU teat night of Mra. Camphall’a totifher <*-taw and Meter, Mr, and Mr*. Jelta L. Galloway, Magnolia 0 . E. McKay, Mrs. R. C. Max-, wall, Mr** A. D. ZMchery, Mr.*.S. M. Schwarts, Mr*. A. IT, Knov, Mrt. Charles Tyler, k in . W arren Tyler, and Mra. C har e* Anderson. Also Mot. Henry Nlckle, Mra, Sheridan Jewett, Mra. J. G. Waits, Mr*, h m Wvlka, Mrs. Fannin Lee, Mr*. Frank MwNec). Mm. Rupert Strickland*. Mra. F ro l R. Wilson, Mra. Emmett ilfeCall. H n . A. c„ IVtrt, Mrtu'.J- F . Hodges, and the Mneea M argaret R oheni, Nell aia la e U fir, TO-NIGHT THURSDAY L aura Chmemten, after n year’s aurvry. Th' le g lm -moved: i t, C l»* ati immigration Air ten y a ra . 3. Mak* It m nnduory for tin! Unl’td Stale* Immlgrailon Scrvici to deport all alvn-birn p«ttuna who a r t members of anr group "that propoara to change nr orTe*t n¥, nhriiw th* govrrnmen"by □eve- fnre¥ „r yj l nee," k‘" ! 3. Fing-rprin! all person*. Mra. f), -urw v ahueul the Comrwart, n«ini»h i>any had a place on the lerwD h ,||o, m thirty-three atate* In J- H. 19.11 in ,itntr**i t i only e'xtren In Mr*. |U28. U ‘. Du* *T "J ’ll „ J? * . ' SEETHE BULLET RIDDLED1 Clyde Barrow, Bonnie Parker Edna Ouuanden, Mildred Hodg'-i, Eli*Nadi Tuaaar, Ehta Banjamm, Her* -Nell Smith, and Joyee Mn Flowa—J u n ta 1. Ru***'l. (*) Th* Runehin# of V..ur Brail*—U llah” Raf. 3. Sonatfim—Diatom, i . (a) Jerusalem the Golden Alexander EtHng. (b) H ark. At The Mayfair O N E X H IB ITi IO N Afternoon and Evening 1P.M. TUI 10 P.M. . Herald Angvf* Sing—Mendel *e*bn. -Tower A Th# Eagle and the T 4 M WALKS, Mar. dewfAT) ■Th* fallowing program wUl to U rk — Y. FWterel -MV*kT ^ l>p,n WEDNESDAY; THURSDA i M a r c h , 4 t h a n d 5 ti Thullow Ltouranc*. it, Rtlju**,’ Number. The S tar .Bpaagted ‘ , Benner. He* Q ap*' A Family MAYF1BLD, < y , M*r. 4— l,V» !t--J. IL Lamb c f this cuunly la the eMIdycn, 39 grand 22' greet grandchd- Hear the Educational aad Inatructlr# T & f f j Proving Crime Doee No| P ari ; * Brins the Children. " • *- r^/a - ** . , - ro* - a .'< ■ 3 l i t dkSljtoJHDj SHORTS CAMP « M lle e O at D e lg ta d BA World’s Famous Q T I€ B TFT1 Bullet Riddled 1 ri ■ ■ w * *O flB a p M o a o f tb n C ity : p f , B a n fo rJ . t o f e f r i i t e e f f i o W g / p ^ b to p ie n t T a x i '# * a d j u .H t i n g S 1 7 ,4 0 6 , d a J T S a r d k f ’n d e y r a n d f c h h All Residents Of Seminole County Must Register I « d k r p rio r, i t o f F lo rid a . f C h a p te r W ill b e m o n th , K f o f th e S S K C e e d 12 M M at th e a p p lic e v f i ' m uat be M M . I n b e fu rn f i p l t y H a lt. KB rTeOnONN , _ ;' 1 I ' *'t 41 •/ - 1 AGAIN • ■•fc -V. - l e f t . ' v J. . e i t t i 'K 1 m ' 1 . J tL fI 1 1« n „ V 1' �m EnEaS THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA J** ®* f” r *P*'I*» “ M“r!opnrrjn n tx ry Rollins College M iw • . . ___ tf« A A A iW r I rourw i for rm rs itr, to tht? U nteiij Sou* Military AcaiU'iu/. T h e y graduated at Sanford High Sch ol before t m enlennf Mara-n. Cadet rrO g T C T S ' . JF U M TAMFA, __ Gatchrl Is the non of Mr. and Mr*. ORLANDO, Man 4. Tit* f°1HWASHINGTON, Mar. ls-VP>— Forrtxt Gatcht: of Sanford on! mnnity effort to rau«r a “pran ce*" fti* <Mnfana, a fif-y- Ctdet HcRrry it th« non of Mr. fund of |V,0,000, in Oran** Cbonry « 0 y raaaUli mwM project near and Mr*. G. W. McRory »f San- next w rtk to g-usi-ante* th* contaamaar', T*jl, to resident, of ford. t.micd proem** of Rotlita CalM place fdrtUSJXM waa anMaMA- by the Resettlement AdSTATI! R KII.I.H MAN inlatradon. Tblx b the aecond W O - MW F «> m to he aold to CHICAGO. Mar. t . - A JOOO hMerta wtthai a week. Sal* of Maton Gardena, s larger project pound a'atuie which toppled «n announce. I him a* hr and elijht other men attempted to lift It, crashed Ken­ iWwrsI day* if * . • The property baa been tax- neth W if tr, 25, to d-ath. o a a y t a* Federal property, and th* sale will place th*Und« a-vl MUdlag* back on local tax book* How Cardui Helps 1a t the ntefo l t d cam *?, - M M re a t the projeex bare formed a cor­ 'M on th A fter Month poration which la buying the propWhere there have been **fr*m iftt government, rere pain* evrry month, frwti ke 1sale price la payable over functlontl d istu rb an ce rreultinjr f T U B with interest at 3 per . T bl total laclude, $9472 for from poor nourishment, Cardui a tLeg ion Hi fliftfdfil-bHiflda iseo ir IN Wo sr it the L etlotf flO-plad* w throughout the A with the nlath taaes n e e aa th* i M m , Involving the Patmy against such V 7am, and Backentriea ,«nd seleel)b Utter capitalised which should finish In PeatfcC*?] In Sftnford smarter anile (first ikte)-. amir Mark, , DKAll rACHlON Th* bullet ridden “demth cat" of I), L*4SUe Cltole*. Clyde B a m w and BonnM Parker! il, Caatela Mulat. oeiorieua' bbndjts, wgl b« *4 *** blbHIod In Bedford tMa. aftdrto** And temorroW' between' th* M M of 1 o'clock and 10 o'declu each day. ft U being exhibited W 8 trick la ad Messrs. In cmmectkM with th* IxklbUton th e n wtU- b* U etnctlve talk* axpbltifalg to both yeung cad old ihat lflaed Horse Show At Beach Frid»* A n f Sattinhy From Sanford niog Company WOW, AU-i Mxrj L— *5y "B" of th* Mmriun In’cadet corps of which Cadet ,' Of Banfurd, Flprida, atvl Oeorg* Whitfield McRery, dagnolh As m of Bonford. li,- 'ktm both rtvsmberx, was Watches, Clocks, Jewelry REPAIRED Diamonds Mounted Engraving McLaulin, The Jeweler PARK AVI, DAYTONA BEACH. K ir. 4— DR. HENRY McLAULIN » I— 'but* for th* lM^-1535 academic Of^ometrlst * day's firms annual «SS-tnUo stoek egg cko which ia to b* run uadtx sane lion of th* American Auto* moblla Association on th* beach aad paralleling highway*. «*MIm wish T rm n T rw ^ W Mar. 4 ^-Jsm e. D in- ^ J S S r P ’j i o i I day from MJdHrs -tftu n & he crashed hi* motorcycle into a moving train: \ 0 ■nS r»nw ah^S A ftinda. ' 1AZU IN F tL M ilT tE A M BOLLYWOOD, Mar. C—ir f — W e* ccntcd the aatnl stunt Sunday ntthottl Injury. Monday, whit* " ZaSu Pitta ha* boen In the movies for l* yea**- Sha firtf appoawd before the camera in Mary Pfckford*. "Lipie PHncaae". in M Y . '- haa he’ped thousand* of women T h n r confi­ m tO iia m h liquidate tha emir* to obtain relief. makr* them eeig' ** the project, except for dence In Cartliti 13,574 spent on roadx and parka, ta y tr to rttnm m rrul i to -other rndee hgv* been dedicated to the women needing such a medicine. “ I suffered a great deal with f a t e e f Texas. ' Th* arrrtg e cost of (he homes pain In my aide and a weaknes* la U / m Each Includes three In my back,” w rite. Mr*. Walter iM oab'beif 'acres, house, com- Pace, of RvansviUe, |nd. ‘'This' bfttAfVm ' firag e, cow stail and made roe so nervous I couldn’t foat hkha*,' a Chicken yard' with a rest. Each tnon h I would su f­ bH jjl.’ 4 well with an electric fer all over and would have to pkW)i and a pressure tank, and a go to bed. One of my neighbors told me how Cardui helped her, * total ehargea to purchase! t eo I look It and It helped me, ■' avenge 533.01 a month, A ftier taking eight ln»tt|es, I U«lpig9etJ*a said, or 2-4 p»r waa much better. | surely ran »f the (1455 average annual recommend C.irdui for weakness and pain." he at th* pure heard. Of course. If Cardiil doe* not benefit YOU, consult a physi­ cian.—adv. iw an Omtche h . I f 5-West IStn T. C o l d 8 S e e k i n g ?3Uu,0Uv “ PrnOTMIH F u n d ” &et g id McRory me mint i of the They both arm in E y e s E x a m in e d Glasses Correctly Fitted US Park Ave. n e n o rm Pita Coaipany of Orlando, Florida l m i l i a q r of M M j r t o I o u at reasonable ra te s and s |i varkaa plana far an / worthy purpose. B ad knuM run for ana year and a re repaid in tlMtr'i^iJtiy or wanthly payments. If yaa naad money, eorjuK ntrr representative, Mr. I w B . Baothwari. e i l i t North Park Avenue. YOU can trust advertisements . . . and the companies that advertise. Because written, selling is a pledge of faith. Nq established’ business can afford to* put a wrong In writing. To advertise au inferior- product is simply to hasten its failure. _ Make the hard part of your shopping easy- as you sit in a comfortable chair at homo* This newspaper reviews the shopping news o£ die day. Advertisements point the way to genuine bargain^ They recommend variety for menus *;. they prewnt tjio honest merits of; products you need. # " Y t ! A few quiet moments spent with the advertisements • ’v ,j . <■ ! will save you many hectic hours of shopping around. And wheu yoqr buyiptr is done, you’ll find that you have reliable things, bought at fair prices and giving genuine service as promised. �f ii-m it tT } jy > .* , v • * 'i i i n !•' TH E SANFORD H tttA LD , SANFORD, FLORIDA PAOR FIVF Sanford Market Report 'or Tax Colldfctof JNlb. Di JiNKINB \»*rbp» »*tllf WufM.«r. feu. I I . H wrr b#*t I t • ! t,r>T %Tt iK* ttutiptlM modormla. df (fu ll « ti»,»n.| mark»( auadl, . I” , 1 . U"nw« *1TM T Hum pA V. ’ 7 W. E. WATSON • \ - I- It k l-tl II. Mo> 1m n.lgv - ‘ l i t [Hpmr. r 11 no U* i k • l IT,' «"•! s „ ,h .r .i » m n , i , | ■) I I U .1 M , **tli«l. h i I JM . I»». »• II AlilaHICa r i * . p»» b a . k . t , i I n mm i■ tiilncTiai. I J r l l . p o « ; *, *• r. I * * « * * * ■ I n ' -irr.i.. U IH T * lh « .m » * t’H ►• • JAS. G. SHARON *-A->. hilot,. tjfPpbUfc lnstnictitttf' I-k-Anniuncemjnta. GAV k YOU* WATCn G ra n , Blue Ribbon, ami I'u ln n machtn*,. Stanliy Ri>ir r* Haul rtpalrT i m r r l'o. by a n . wh o raaily know* WM. C. (Homestead Bill) District No. I For Attorney General IM rortTK n ItlHJS . Diatrict No. 2 J. J. CATE? Mils Ft)R SAI K: two toft D<x1r» i)ti»l tru V «ith four wb**l Irall.r. cio»*<l b...llrA. Ka»y Urtn*. 19SI Ch«»i >It» liual tru th Hat bnriy and rah Itrrl and Sunt, uatd car d ra ltr,. :tni W. U n t 3t. w II inftrth*i1 *i\ eeniutiH' in» po rted iuic*. o i i f h u l d^Aign in in'! f«* ■* ct*nd lion. Will *p|| t i i t u t *■ t I t on* h u n d r e d d»dlar*. Si» ap p ro fln iik tr **x 12. T ain ; i*.» 2 otifi; ami 1!»l ft II til ru n rn i ( an W a w n » *;orage. Writ h Rii|fV* r a r e H r a h l office, l-CST VICTOR CHEC K State TreasurtT* S— A u to m u b llM . J.’D.DAVTSON a: riV ?ofJ H jj. L E H M A N ^ N<k' ' ' Comnti&sidHtt' r lrt No. 9 W. djrtriME -**•WaMW.Mmw.MfpW| *w».aw-• J.: T. HieUAlN S. F. (Sam m y) LONG a; rtv rttsn A L L For Crtdfty Jtid^ G; W. SPENCER HlllttlWt.i VI, hm (n 14 Ln. hmpri Qnoiottiin* MP|ITACH< r t , llloam adal. t u n t.li* , 11( 1,1 ' 7«fk|».l» I i \ l, r f «iP4ilr SQUASH: f l i iC'-'irvl Siting- N o rtlo ri $. ly p .., b». tV enlnn’k, If* -t M.w Z«al.»* a l l ha. hm ou ■«* to h m p rh * v T«lt«w qnalltf. i i 11 . hr, T.r*i %#<• HTUHt*; (I*. r*n«. vat lie. . i i - ■r J ‘»c-ii<*. T<'UATfHJRr k a a p t l i t m n d t r t l f t i t * i>it li • ii*t *, mostly ^ FMh fr»on and lu n ln r, uaeprftp* 11 \ m i \ . 1V i iftlil. detnaM. I r*'. * ii.ih.t u .knt ir i n - i.* it1 inn,, iM-iik i.tfi l i ; W " ».* 1 >*» 14,a,i . v* r l ! wt • : .<» » - i. . i p ftpftroa It Iftft. nal'fttt, ,r,i M erv«l*r*te morfc*l i t f i A f . * -I'lrthty ita n - M it- i«»r* w t a f , 1—1 <"i* arid larifor beef ti l#* 4* t^Mupw# t|iiaiify t l H - t t l # T U l\l|* * ftnppllaa rr;Marata ftd*' ... m IllrtltwrAlP, d • * . inai Kwt ah<»iit j.pr d»a hunch*-. CM, |,*ilk |*. MKAUTM H* I-r < AHMAHK IH l*er dr*t A ln<|ilrv Ti>‘^ K - * Iimhi, dcmn'iil ■iiit a-t »nrt» , i'ln w-i-rn eratwa. lit* ,t •In It rfi»|f« ! Mturma rriflM. St Hinne 127. ItlESRI. ENGINES. National orKanlzatii it w ll intirvivw ntrn. u r «ai.»: «i- a n v i l . nnchnnli.il> tnrllttnd, in ,1 jrt vOTIOi ■kti h i - h i .: > m i l ..tlo m ii. ik . n .p 'i i i i n . naln'm f tinmtiRatrly for nervier yLONIIIA and in. allatlnn work Toola furnNirrii*.: la t i . a i . 'i i n u t ' iiliM. W rite tm hy, Srhorek lit,,* thiil ilu ur»ii*r»tan-*l u ..U t-r *f rl Traininir IHv aion. Bui SO, Thr First Nation.!I Hi. • Vi.t-.ul I'lurlila, will uff*t a* »*'*iilti b.i Iin |lic hltfhMl Mil i)r i Im . ,|*l| ■tillJ*vI tt» th* rtpfiivv.il *■( I nr 11— Riwima W ith o u t B O trS * '. . itt |>• t n l l v r i»f ! h r 4" i| r | i* li i | o f t l ** 1 itllol Hlillra an it lit i;oli|i im ili M 'H N I s m i i HOOYT i l T T 'i in i i ourl of cmimps Iwin Ini!*' i■ ti *n witheut rteo tins and without « irrnnll«« of Hill kill*' or • lid t-r rii ihr Front l*uor «»/ Hir i’mi i ■n*r m Jill iiford, Xcmlnnlr- iSmiliv 1.1— A p a rtm e n t* fo r R en t. FI or Ida, on Munday, • h il*h IPJ< H> ii rloek \ M nil • r l ’KNJSH'EIl ihrvr ur four room, no In lnsiii 4i'*rl« nf this, ward First Elrai H io r. K11 Magnolia. Nk lion at 11it ii N,* Hu n il•«r. I, Plot l i t r Sirr|i( .tiny ain'h 11sin a, ns riiftf I'Jitil oi litlurwli* dl'i|ni3«’il o f, )iri«r lo 111* itill* of I llr ■ The I if — H ouse To R en t nuinlita d*a»i* « i || first li# offrr.d for •.« !* > • iMrufrl), tlirii ti a fi FfUNISlIETl horn#, $4*>, Mclln v. mil*. will * Av«. Trlcphan* 921-J. % h*i of ihr | . I* Yff(* ,.r t f i»|.- Mill ).* ..ft | | | # ml Hrtflfn i .Cl lit tl I Ih' \*,«l lofntli 11,| ftl| ,il Ihr of. 21—Acreage for K*U. Her of Ihr li. ‘ rl Err of f J|r Kif *1 Nat nil think ftanfotd. Florid I. ! ACRE Dtanicr Grove at G -- fni InH,iiiitni| ifh n lit UUmk (lultd iirv*. Ijituc b ia r ng trre .. Ij i Ku. In a ind ni *hr Till- flUAtUnt/ m •'omfimt 147 -«..nh , M uiarlw hltr, W inter Park. 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I n !ii i' c • m- r'^-."rVriir, ‘> , ^ I' * ^ t ? £ V i ^ r t i r r ^ r i i ' S i » G ^ V . i | i art ft y. » l» | ? i 4 r ,** '[ :*l f *I "|""M -at rn.ktlPi MP| drmftVMl PlITATtlWl; FI*.. Port® ... l ...... ... * I\, n4s n«i. 1 "'*+* ' » • »I H l y n r Hroomi N ot new*** model Hu in good t u n d i inn, Sf 11 ch eat' I’h^ne 15. n -Ifrlp T u t M CcWimisaidrier Diatrlet dii|Mtaa* »t frv«t tm. I ■ 7. Il.au pi.+i, h>*.i . FftH SAI.K: Oakland .fdart with UC. H rtdy to go. $.tn. I'a.h. THREE DRAWER ca.h r***i«»M ♦’Ortin lj»k» Mary. Siliiahle for filling atatitoi For County Commissifrfter ForCofftjrtroltef k how B H |£ t J.e v fa r, M«C. A*.. Coimty Cofnmissfbrier J. J. P A lrtR isit^ ^ ^ It li* II in. it III A1 t i l •r I ’ 1: .o BKAN-t i *7. i r t ll» Ml l lilt t i l l F ifth Cwicrcnii 1 1 "■ M IA N ' i T o ik i-n > lil« ln < . ■ini *>,•* .!••• I I huF «r*f fi|i i *•**11 U |>r 11 '»•» I'nliftgriMl li Srt l*Alltfl.FV Fla psr dot Lja, W h ltr* | •! t K r hull t5f. I*All Si'll soli lin n t o t JiAwkrl*. II 1*. I' li I’KAH ninFK N i Ft* hu kmrir*. • | . tt | • a | a-r ii*i «artlty liam rlf ftflfti b» auiy *n«l thftnti r i r c u l a t l n g ureftm* will rid «• f h ru w n af« ti, wriitklr*. Arne. t>l*ch h*nda. tp and I S A B E L L E 'S $1.50 F A cU ls FO R O N E W E E K 6 0e f t *hi 1 1 J F I’F.i'kNN it i p* r II# 13tie -lie. I 'l'l'I'F ltS «r» in riyry alrl If ih* will 4ft h*r m»rt and i*i rid of har •kin m.uitl**" t'Mme and l*t u j ahow-f t f i hum lt» w h«n*r1• %TN *!a nNlnS'Si tmii. li* • ((*■ uhilrror and I«1 f •k In n , more h t a u t l f u l , Th*r« ih*r»» ia Ml NT \ l i l Jfl' l^-.rk 11* )tiur 11 mill in yau it will m fj *’■-in—np iiuw, !■*’* h* betttfr U iim iM rs II m Ii I, tit-m a u d III,,.I i * |f |||HI K< t Wlr-olk I h W»l hu iiiuprs llullm*-** tp|i#, fnir to rii > fih >im th iv , 13 1 5 ; ,F l i jH ii'd 1 fjim irtv , f i yn f i l s pnnrei P . P a u l ’i 1‘huni. 1HU MO MtfnolUi Dozier & Gay’s Quality Paint* “Ileal for the South’* STANLKY-iMKJliRS HARDW ARE GO, 214 Sanford Arena# -I < 7 ..lli| Public Auction Sale PorCoMtaUfc n.miiapfawm ■fll- 201 Young Mulen ft Harnrnn t'ned By United Staton Government F o u r th D w trlc t* ____ __ A flid u ftw - 111 1»0 A. M.. W rdneadar, B erth 1. Attorney u 'rt. Camp No. I, 0 SfHt» South of (Ktawidtie Committtefflfttf1 MUll 0 . BIOGBRy C. M. 1CHARUE) HAND .....— "tidk t n*-> Diantonda And Wl Mm Watch And Jgwalry Orate. I ® W, will Mil at auction 201 mul-a ami ham*## tu td by L’nltrd Statra rtnm rnt on Atlaa'lc-Gulf Ship Gurtat pfOjWt, a h e lo a at I0:IW A. M. W * d n » ^ y . March 4. 1#M, a ’ , the mula barn*. Cam# No. I. on Oranf* R->ad (Pkvfdl. 9 m'lea .n o th 'of Ocala, noHd*. TERMi: TAfiff. That# are aaond, aiaioncl, v111IIg mule*, thorooghly aecllmated,' and rta d f f ir work, liar-; n»M uaed S won'ha, and in ixcilleht eandPlon--- i f -jlea will b* ««ld «-p»r*f»ly, ur In pair*, with or w ihodt harnraa. Thla ia a rare .,|tnr'unl y l«' pCWh*»e a b*M#r mil* at a cheaper Met thin cm J. F. Mc^rTJlXAirt) |, i.m bly be oblaftHd otherwta*. If •i nc‘d Of OH# at wore mulrt * f‘ ftfa ilfr i 1P a i n t r a b o H c r o r'lC T U I f J tA S S P a in t KuihI harneaa, be iurt to affailJ thm .ale, Auto Repairs Al A l*rir* You Can Rear P s y k o tV * e * 4 « MARTIN’S GARAGE 7 viYvoWf* u \jgtM4 xrm *** Tap A Ik>dy Repair IT Oak J. A. Martin How long w ill you continue to lose this -for:—twin ber, rooflnf. a ad building maUrlala of alt klnda call oa ua. lfere you’ll find Ih a U fl^k■a»ft om a^ ^waa.aabJUj. b tlClom,# iiM T'J rr■ ftwiiisr yrivoi am’ fcerV gaallty aai tb* guiekaat aaevtee. yhnDEN a sS T trs. F i r s ft s o n s UirmUigbim, Ala. For iiir'HT.Prrig'id^;. Family *laa. P art*.I roaJIUoit. c .rn rlt, h t t Park; AND' oiiA>tr.' liKKO>j(~buylnS~ tM f'.L A b rtL MmVTRc-lnvMtTnt! thl Bhie Th* Deportmeni of Agrieulluf* and Imml^ Oration of th* Slat* of Virginia; after official lost*, report! that AftCAOlAN. THI AklRlCAN nitrate OF SODA contains extra nltrog«n over th*. guaranteed 16X with oft ax fro cosh vofw ai high at 08f par ton. If you ar* not using ' aRCAOiAn * you of* not getting this extra void* and this U (usl like throwing money away. Telf’your f*fllt(te) dealer you will use only a r c a d ia n ; t h r a m k r ic a n NITRAtV O f SO D A ’ iit&fbdtG&j 11 R M s FIWTi — because It U proved to b*~extra rich tn nitrogen, fUTlNt 3 L IS T S — T Y P IN G fA L I N V E S T I G A T I 0 N 8 SECOND, -a- because It is p to d J M n # ' Sowth and Its use helps to k e o ft'S ^ th e e n workers employed. oittnty Credit Aas'n buy about 4 0 Idas of Ai iiraars orioM etch year it Jen the same aiqeui Typorrii PHONE 881 290 MAGNOLIA AYE. •' �T ------ S. ACCEPTS BOULDER DAM " H a rd rock" onglnaoro don't go In vary much loo farm o lity— I M th« g ro it Boutdar Dorn on the Colorodo rtvor wo* dallvorod Iho Unltod 81*1*0 govornmonl by th* contractor* with no m ore im ony than • hondalbap. “ It** your*,* (Im p ly « itla lm * d F r a n k w * (rig h t), auportnlondint for th* b u ilder*. a* ho grootod R alp h rry ( lif t ) , «ngln*«r rapraiontlng th* fadaral reclam ation Io n ia n . m completion of th* gigantic project. (Aaaoolatad P r a ia Photo) >T ‘DEBP PRISONER FREED H iv in g aarvad ala manth* In Jail at Chicago tor tallur* to pay a >0 judgm ent an ground* that ah* all*n*t«d th* altvctlona a t I ilm a n , Mr*. M yrtla T a n n a r Blaahlldg*. (arm or lodaral In tern al nu* lo llM t a r tor llllnol*. la ihow n bidding tarowall ta W arden th O. Bald. T h a law w ndir w hich ah* tgaa Iw y ti* n « rf ha* boon hod and ottlolala toy no othar poraon w ill h i Jailed In lllln o l* -d e b t.- (Aaooolatad Prat* Pnotoi . STRIKE PUTS JACK TO NURSING A COUPLE OF TIGERS GO IN FOR HORSEPLAY �S n n fttril I-. T h e O nly ( V n tm l H n riil.i 4 il \ AfT.irdini* H ail. H ig h w r Anil Water T r;» n n > o rla tio r A N I N D E P E N D E N T D \I 1 Y N E W S P A P E R Ustahlishcil Early Approval Can Be Asked TktongUlaitk A N Y M IL K , L A D Y ? In I 0 »H Conspiracy Against U. S. Government In <1 H O l ’ K N O T ) O f Fruit P a ct Is Anticipated Investigation O rdered I n t o Reported Sale O f S e crets O f N a v y To Foreign P o u e i Puerto Kuan Leader Meld On Charge Of A ttem pting To In­ cite Insurrection One Arrest Is Made; S e la ssie Accents Alleged (iermanSpy ‘3 e , a s s i e AC CepiS On Trial In Idindon I .e a c r n e O fN n tifin s ’ s \ \ l| \ l .. Announces a ndidat e -K l e c t i o n < fc » se d -I> o o r O f C o m m it! O r. N ew T a W 15H IV C W 1\ M. h <ii4(*ir Lt» M 4Vll Lit a ^ h * * IL*1 « etnifw Sdaoal PnnnpaLs Mast Be Chosen B e fo r e April 1 • nn'i'iiUTii imot ij i " n r "ti <• |l ... n m »*-e*»tr L* **<f h pm ernflj »#•{**» Kd a *W la*c it.ki •r *« in |d |.*„, vHh pracm in f*»r Ki* - -«*n • C-«mpn *• T* n 1* ll*««ii *i .la* La *■•••• ttriro n e d i*»w.Cf^ ulU a do m*mi nur*'' !•*• ***uxrh*a f V i*nfn»ry w***k #•* •!** n. •« ta >w»y %m u rn ' **d K h *• y^wno-aw r* «»f farm y**-»*«t •<tr r w ir apv l n -^* -.*• * thr « r l» » H ye w u a.nr s \ la a iMfyn «ar wa N> S T 'I iwm Ch j t , tk r r ’" »t •drjiiw d dwnnaal n f » '*• fm m Inner c a r .1 d » t r knd r-fbt wo r*f»«l* ><*■ fwr T l A slum rlnwr«?•<■• an iw p k*Mh>iiq* ppnjnptn. m 'h .e «*tun«r B irah t»t I arm* ra>**nir m a o od r ha n ^ v- S en io r Demands w la r e sfig a tio n Of -H agw d's Removal I’lH 'ftn Rico, (AIM - United M .t'.- M ir ih .il Ih n u if h o n tow i\ i n .|--it IV ilrn Alhixu < .1 in I"i- N itin n n li.it 'n a ile r, ■it .i . h o f r m - r u itin f •!• ln-» ~ in a o in a p i r n t y to i.v'i 1 1 S rnw till* ir n v triim e n t o f i t v l n it .il S ta l l’ i'» th e isi i .1 ti\ f. rc«\ T in w a r r a n t •i .i i til-it rh»r<pd Cirnpo*, • \*-i *tid Ih r v ir d graduate, h i *i. i f tin itmti-rpclkm. U n ii m « i*n elmtlar charfta Mi'll* i*stii*«l .'or six other natmnalt-U. > 1* m i Mportnl at the roar• I t '* of I ire iniUy m hen ha l'i *'il n m .« • iii , ha*l been h* President Calls Conference In White House Tonight To Consider New Relief Needs \llefed Spi Ili\ Trial I O'VIMIN. M ir *• -l4h A m «l leaned fJerim n enrief m m rr art »nl uf i,*|miniar ii|»«»n Clear l*iitan’« n f»*rt*\ hoard I s 'im rn '1 rra.l *n Old Itadey . .. • m nd ng in trrpl«a*r h in n \ Mg a ri'fp * Ameican air fi.ff i «t n n r the World War Thv trail. Grrmt lU ta.n'r f tst •».r C r r*t»*on*c« the war, »»'.m .v v the <faf«*IY%nt, l>» Hr rntann r:nert. >link 1t»vhr«nt h »n .|i-«rrpi'on of h’ma If »» * l»iiL-rron» inirPiifi-ncr nff.cvr •urn*-*I ultim o hint. Th.- rm » « praarnltil a^ ilnrii ..... -n im .n l .l.-ic-nii'lty nolhrrn.-r work ilirmir V\..rl.| U «r arvl mentioning 'h*i t... Ii.r.1 for « yrmr and a half •» •lo- t ’ni'.-l S u m *nil ihn-- «nd , s .1.1 >.-«>» in l>nniton. |> I nr -hat p rrl it. thr In '"'' . A i ho »». "mfnin m rom an with \ .n r. I'.n »nl Knalnh war-tunr *n<l "I am rvrn now .till III fiMirh i i k military amaiori "It »«•' ihr a-'» I n . or I |n» tia'l y •«« "" (-r- n n. o h with ihum a«.m " Thr , i . n n «aot 'r.rt« apphnl •■* I-.'', in it..- lirrtn an air nnnw'ry ’ f..r . iol. a . a »l>y ho' " a - " \\\ I v di •m■ ntiinniDiu-a »• in , cstigatl n of • n*'i- .irlik illri which ♦ip I l*y lie slayinf wf KianrU ftifTSCw. chUf ’ u'aiV p li.e , Krfck |.1, lf ri.n f ri.n l S.ilonallk:* ’ T writ- tilllnt by Ih , p«- Siarcy To Seek Fourth Term As Member Of Hoard U frti.ima th',w ad. 4h t:t hair** hern frequent* N p •lent** inviilMotr Natlonal'a * who ••••k mil* pendencr for Puerto •tl... fi.oii ihr Itnii'ril St»:aa. I' oihh; | }i«- rlrrtiun re«riatritkn l • i* d hi January, 12 pertovu m*ii * kt!l»*«| and mure l turn 100 m »• .ta nird 1 ho* •■•her ait Nat* ruUuUa wfTt m i stiil la'rr# Natntnal Guard tmiia were mo* l*%'/«il ugu.nst | h h i M v rm tr|v n * Fate Of Oversea Railway Will Be Decided March 27 .IACKMIMVIM.K. Mar. R — (A p t I'tilrral Jm lcr I^w U W, Sl’riim l.Hlay rnntiminl until May. 27, • hi-iirmfc to ilcUrmlna whtthrr I7if h u trtr.n r wrrrliril Ov«r»»a ■ailway rnnnrctlnil Key W#it O nn SoFv^hl \V-%» d# rrlrrv with th r Klnri.la mainland la !• 'nrvm-e. 9«**t«|r atm** Ih- rrliuil’* nr alianitnncil II, aaUt • omI mry ft.r 11 m IlK A ril, Mat id’) - hi- Krantml tin- r i tr a tim» In al­ tir» from' l»i«»i»rt To Thr i-fiunr.t of thil | .lull,| City low Srot'i ,M l.iftin and WlUlaBI >'4<‘r a) ha hot** ?»*•••! *1 t<H‘l*rtl off a utaaion of wliolr. It K rn.n, Jr., rrcidvara for tka II raid fitnta if- hr na *» r wayr in rrra .ri and authonta• F t rand «ta'> - n tion for ll.37R.OtN) in ru ir unprnva«• • ■m** -J, J f i't*^. \ nirnta, with np|irnvnl of o m-w<V P Hoi I hwi ami f > r l \ T - I ia O r V ^ U riC ll \ |.«p.-r ad<i-rtinnir rainpa yn to trll \fr. Srhm M to * h**m »n P a k * •hr pii'dir o( M.apu (li-aih'a "*«• > n v. an«l rmtw«a4-w Se^uoarlp A—Apmnn»tretion <if lime «”• h m V m XTng $ 7 K ^ ’i n r . accompon»#<f b y ' • tall 7,ft i h ~ fTfi nnml ahapr.*1 — ---------tt-n hn h m*e a*ncr tha» *»mr. Be- ipnrfiti of u iin f Mffneau n hm r I A ffm inp rv rry monir pal am•r** ru m n c t i ihi* fimn*T hr men nr •lolfmit»e limeatone in oranyr ploye. thr inrrraaa hnnif. wayra m ■ n ur n r t ma*«m! left hr ha« hi»n , f n v m and on celery farmn, will a I r u i rlu-rly appnxindtiinir that *p i r e ' f in 'w ply in farm m thr t r h#ld at ih# Fwdor Curlett irttvi* whwh prruii lrd in I'.tlt. Sample '»*» II y n r t . In ttuk ry h e nil* n ( h a t t a at 3 o'clock cn the after- monihlv *n anra un'arr th«* nrw n nrraam* hr »a*d *#tha» hr hae noon of Friday of n e tt week. Mar. ii-ml»: l ’iiy cloth. $.175; polire rh.af. i fllMI; firat year patrtVmen, $145; h fV J FWnda rrt*mr from a JJ. alwavi firat y rar Inh.rara.* .15 rrnla -an w hlrrnr** to thr Irm « eir nf the Spleading ___ MOItK AIK MAIL W ASI'JSOTHN. Mar. 5 r-(A V V n m " ofn rirr h’« -'•*» |<M * «f Kirn turh ■ hi* job lK«l many h « 'r ‘hour ihtnl-yrar mrn. f>0 renta. if Thr rnum'd al-o inrrraanl City INwtoffh-n Pwpartniant I fr. and ika' ainrr hr r»hor« avn.<l*d umn» I*. t> ry » r.f »«1 «-.* >■ nv.< If an.l h»« d.-nr »o all hi» n m l, 1‘ooniy A fUll 4'. R- Haw Manayrr ITutido Ranahaw’a annual ahowad that l*JJ5 airmuil pouoA c* I fa h r “t< a.ly fcrla for tha rm am , on *aid. bu« y ro w an who »r* 'he ,»aary in I ’.t.lNH). It wa< R tnihaw nearly iloul.a.l that whom wa rail hr Av' r a r r (’Itim , ,|r monairation planned for n m (who r rommrn.lril the advartiamsf fnr ti i« tS.a prrwtn who' roally , w l i wdl diakJcnmr on e*»y way to ram iu ,n . artt.nif fi.nh the ruy’a la m a m w thr turkSniH- of our ,|« It. 1 . ..o n try - "* — --------Mr. S ib irrh fo rth rr aod that # # . p . . . nmrni num.il t | n i e „( h i World War M O " nr,. \ m-rwan air R>m» off.who » rr» ihol down »»• | • w am nir rrfartm a I......... Iianimilarly dan«»rou. :r off r r r aral onwa.niny »" iwraonal iloarnprlon of mr LOCAL WEATHER hr mr^rd hr .a. a«r, F,re „Chief Cleveland .1 . _j •*»*•' ^ »• p^* ;w For Spnnfir Clean______ Up 1 r - r - a t a-a * « rl aronomtcal y, r P a f f ’T- of wh-rh h» ta ranahla ** a 'w a r , rm w lm iiy tho prorraia rha rra , *. ca r - i — -t «• b'-«ld l-r > »nrf Oh nild ha h r m l ... WPA — try." H arw-J ■ c.-r-m atil Mayor’R Condition Reported Critical Mayor T. L- Ih anaa auffrrod • la par y iaan day and hia oootw a w a. reportr I tha. aftemaon • l o a f * t« r , cntw al." Tho Bl- k ___, __ __ . .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 04, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 04, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 04, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald