2 10 233 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/438945271fa059f4db78dc967dc50d1f.pdf 9ff259018c2e80376f72b44e9c08651a PDF Text Text '^rvv.^7- Franciaman Good I In Playoff ty Nine N m "Law k, S Ts 1, WMi T* B t Ptajrc4 T k tft 'M u r; *m Agmfai Lmdk At Brt *■* Help Hatters. Retail Title Saaford Baaehall Ctab Reorganized Far 1137 S e e a o n B a c k f ( e l d _ DUKE n DAVIDSON BULKS f. I Tha Tornado .quad l. the beat* balai cad rroup Alesaadar h u had In yarn. V elm a pleyara ratamad for arary poeltioa, ralaforvad by llw n n l promliing ao-pbomoVos. I Alaunder h u cheated the of­ fense .lightly. Thera will la u much. If not more, paia-lhrowlng and a varied Maortmoot of power plays designed for inch hard* plunging bark. a . Pteteher Sima, Harry Appleby end Marion (Dutch) Ko m u iil Little raramplng of tho 1035 lineup will bo required of the TorI noth pilot. U* m i war* faw aad a I good many of tha top homoral who I played regularly a year ago wki) I march to the GtiggJlSB I ' J h* pcMulbla atartiae Um would I shape up llha UiU: Jurdan and | Jen*, at «nd«i Chance aad Lied* I s.-y at tackle.) PltialmmoM aad I Nixon at guard* and Preaton at t h is w e e k t h e f ir s t p r iz e 2 5 ' 'diamond* • 1 1 » 1 ' RIN Ml* lilt* Tfcr»lr* lk k .t s v iu >iimI*I* will >•" liv iln>vi»<i i»'u rtcond I'l** NOT B i nsaawsa Plane* e However, the association has stated it. belief that baseball In this city neat year will pay for itself should arc light* be In .tailed at the local field, so, fi­ nancially tho club should b* bet­ ter equipped during tho oncomIng iruon than It wa* last yoar. NEW YORK. Kept. I7-—W - - 1 liar*'* the way the record book* show why Carl llubba I, the Giants' ara Irft-hindar, I* Just about tha COLOHKD WOMAN want, job beat pitcher In tha big leaguoi this aa cook, taundrcaa. Viola Wil­ year) liams, Dll Cypraaa Ave. Wen 13 atrnight tine* July 13. Claaaifhtd Advertiaementa COLORkT “WOMAN wants jld* HUrtrd 13 times) pltrhod 12 full doing laundry or h»’icv wu b. gamta, otto at ID Inning*. Allowed 71 hit* in tho 113 In* Mary Turmr, 1014 W. nth Bt. pitched hitlcaa kail for three In­ t f t t f t r Toole Tablet* aastaln ning*. ,i if f M ayalor Invlgoratora aad other Went In for relief one#. >SiM laaU , Owe doe* papa up or, BSM, gland*. If not delighted, FOR RENT furnUhad 3 bedroom Makar rafuada faw m t i paid. house. Good location. Phono Call, writ*, MeKaynoIda' Drag Co. I 133-R for appointment. FOR HAUL Used Katrina tor electric rofrigerxtor. Almost naw unit 455. Easy term*. Goa-, oral Appllanco Co. fe SMd earn. Thao* car* ara priced HYPO HI-TRST tractor fuel. Ida M r atnlghk ash with a* trade par gallon. Sinclair Refining Co., Saaford. iliM T A T f Mass SasiW friaas SMALL GIRLS RICYCLR far and Sasiaf ousllty. Baal aw auto Phono S74-W. CfiM . a n v . v w a i s i WAKRFIKLD BABY Carriage, Ilk* naw. I l l 711 Park Ava. IM RCONQMY—Quality -Baev- LARGE QUANTITY USED c*Ut ; la* to laundry aad Dry Cfeantag and 2 a 4‘a for sal*. Ftwa* ■BF f*aW Raymond t o a l p i d at •74-W. I f t a i s asr. Girl Student-Now Leaving For School Will Appreciate m ost a W atch From W ert’s W E R T - T h e Jeweler (arid Tllto Saturday ATLANTA, Ga.. Kept. 17.-/A1 —Southern and H. K. C, opening gridiron schedule* for h'nturdsy: FRREt STOMACH ACID, GAS FAINS, lNDIOESTION relieved Wriak. Gat Free sample doctor’* BOYS AND Ulrla blcycion-'.l prescript low. Udga, at MaRayna prko that will save you eUa' sad Laaay** Drug 8tores. money. Slanky-Rogtn Hard war* Cat lo.4r4- w n vktory te carter* the w - t iff iM || pmmm pkjroff Wlivctt DELAND, Bapt. ITc-A flock th# rival >«*•• ■iptownna win to th* chief Cocakhl kept ioara af the Btotoon UnlwT- scattered u eta* htte.w al St. Aerjattae Ing tho high .Pirll. of their - S lT tU d^hS Chartra. but would not commit u ^ u J m d ntUmo* thams.lv. s on tha prospect* when *" w „ (IIM but Got■o much depend* upon untried Bk“ >lvBr, inrincibta In "**■ . , 'th e plnchea. Each mound.man Co to Wert’* and aecuro tho “ Kuy” wnrJ. Write this* woril In tho spice above nntl nend this nd with your I ranter. j Sim* will bo the field general chart to Tho Herald Office. ■ (no much stuff for llwrq^ to tho h i a fHT wrecks, ' nightcap ami tha Pirate* won 8 another pitching duel, 4 to 3. 1 Bine* tho second plant CardI Inab also split thalr twu start* • In Phlhuklpbla yesterday, the • even break left tha Giants 4 1-2 ® gamra in front, with only II to '• play. ACM Cowall and Chat Freeman, lido l*Pl<>^"L * *taPtko*M*wuth coach, beginning today the tenth ^ ^ T L ^ o w ln d c ir a haid’donbk day of morning and afternoon Firm »•••. ** e«reon, i t W .r f. Jew.lry iter# an* emuea 10* were*. *r d * « itn tu « > «• umpioto IM •#*•»- • l l m H T h l . mart 0* Pa*. In orOar te | 1 Th# fifth aad yorhap* the do-! dime gam* r t the C lue C W 1 bet ween the Ftarida State Laeiee. a n j Um G iinili H w ldi L ncv9> feat hall UuMptonehlp of Florida,! «ff»ct A w a lh a a d ia f * taaahe la hk itolly worhaeta of tha by McGowan, FUagavaM, BwtoOraan t a d W k l t o hopeful, to; * ” and >**«*» dtwvo w » faer Bulky PlaU. Brady Cowell, head S t Auguattoa nm . In the « 0 w coach, hae found but a pitiful l»« raamaat of tha powerful hot] ThaCapital barter aW h* ■low-fooled teem which pusheddown after that opealae aheea*. through to vktorie* orcr tha and \ t w u aot aatll the *oaaa>H ■mailer college* lent j m r - b f l t that tha l> n M k jjW t« a ap aa» the graduate* of tha freshman of »h* Florida State Laaeee ■quad contain »»m« briyht pu- f,,ubl *f*la phtw the TwInrtM* piu m dvftnaa. Carry r iU f tn J i 1. Clip inti entire d a r t Inelu.me Mo rtaartlMmaot ho- „ Clubs Split ’NEW YORK, Sept. I 7 . - W Tho Giant, drew a step nearer the National league flag yesterriay, sllhooph grill... only on earn break in a tlnublr-hraili-r marking thalr season final. against the Pittsburgh l'irates. Thna hlta and a walk In tha fourth Inn!nr accounted for all. tha Giants* runa na they pulled I Ing to figure* for the past sea­ out a t to i decision In thu son, whlih will be reliasrd* In opener. Olil -Wall* lloyl hiwt lha form of a financial report a**. I t - ' T ear P n a l s i m ifftS T U s * tort pear would Ith the powlbl* raa, who would ha her tiaaa of bnat- a two-run rally in the eighth Inning of tha second encounter broke a 2-3 deadlock and enable jlka Rad Bird* to forge ahead. n r. a u g u s t ih r , Boat her*. iDuk* v, Davidson at Greensboro. aFrcsbyu-rian v. Ckmson at Ckmaon. North Carolina Stato v. Eon College *; Raleigh. Rrunuke v. V. I*. L at Blieksburg. Month Carolina v. Erskin* at Columbia. V. M. I. v. Wofford at Lexington. Citadel v. Newlerry at ChariotRichmond v. Newport Now* at Rkhmond. a—Denote. Conference game. I I I I I I I I I I I I Appleby, Konemov, Hay*, Edwant*, Moore ami Tharp* are the halfback, and Collin, and Beard the fullback*. Junior Andenon, a aophomore, may break into the regular hill-carrying llnoup often. There la an array of promising sophomore line reaetvoa. Including Cushing and Rltumar, lark lea; Wl!run and Bynum, guards; Given* and Furlow, center*, aad Smith, and. NEW YORK, SapL 17.-(<V>By splitting yesterday'll doubleheader with tha Pirate*, while tb* Cardinal* wtro doing ttw Boxing CoMmiaxioa aamo against Philadelphia, the Hears Braddock Case Giant* maintained thalr 4 1-3 game National League laud over NEW YOBK, SopL 17.-4A ^- tha second place Gas House iTht Now York Stat* Athletic Conj- Gang. The Cuba, however, Mr*. Mary WUmar, 70, charged I mlaalon beard aoeond-hand picked up a full gam* by tak­ bar husband, Allan Wltmar, 73. Wcdnooday that Jimmy Brad- ing two till* from tho Hinton dock’a injurod head waa showing Btca, whkh loft them only n aatlafnctory Improvsmant. half gam* out of second pinto Braddetk » u to hart raprotad eud five off the pace. parson MenThe standings after yestrnlay'* about tb* In- schedule: ilsy to toll tb* jury, whkh lad to postponement of Game* Game, rtv u . aaw ra hi* heavyweight title match with n u b W L Prt. Behind to May i« tmn e a r n * r « • « * * • vv j t w a •aw avaart cw gaMax Nchmellag. laataad Um com- Giants M 57 .601 -----11 tv . erawm e r r a m e u M . ■a FamaaTa mlasicn rtcahred a latter from Dr. Card* H3 82 MO 4 1-2 10 ra the Katata “• EKWJAMIN Twenty-four University of Flori­ Fred Alba* who has baaa with Cuba 83 63 .564 5 0 T. I .COIIKV, JaewsaaC da freshmsn draw football uni­ Braddock e | the Florida Medical P ries T> C7 .538 D 0 Notice la kset-T «IVaa tMI IM unrt.rslMB.v will, an «bw M U tdae form* Turn-lay afternoon and Center la Veaka. Fla. Dr. Alba* I uf (Irtotwr. A. I». 1*1*. Sf***" W irportid lit llend I"Couch Josh reported Braddock Improvlag but* lha llo.orahla Coujty Jwl** «jM Cody, Rand Dixon and I Carlo* id it would ba Inadvisable fori I’ructor for praetke. ___________ _______ _ __ R | The Baby Gator* stressed aari- kaat two meatha. rjs a tir r d M K g s w ■nd .1 Mid IIom. tha. aad Ortta, a)« ami bloeitlng, the two main The commlaalan than set Nov. maka aptillc.Uaw t» M* said point* In Cody's practice, thaaa 115 aa th* date far tha next « Jutta- fur . Ilu l orttlamaal »f hi. administration of a^d aatala, days. port oa Braddock'a raadUion. and for nrdsr diackarglag bint Linemen reported directly to I ________ as such administrator. Dated this lha ttth d*r rt AaCoach Cody while Droctortook _ .. over the v.rally forward wall Bal* tanacd Elvtal Dll Ilug <^»lx gust A D. I »r nJ s it R. «w,« «*. i Lang, for |hu ently minute* uf prae- prli* Holst*la aowa to taka rafaga Aa ACmlnlatraloart, tbo M tls r t tic*. Hanlagu msoagad varalfy «»d** a tiaa at Altoona, Fa. becke a lorn* whiM DUun handled lightning biOad aU af them, th* fruoh ball carriara and Floyd _ Christlsn, vuteran crvl, and John ^ the nit c n ilh ir wlngmun, [tut i-ud-i thalr Southcoatoan. Kentucky v. Maryrill# at Lavthe Ingtcn. i Frraidant Mississippi v. Ualan at Uahrerbrut bar* or shters. alty. was busy receiver*. has _ ^ M an With a Smilst WELER E N G L ISH G U L F r* * �HHGoa Government Troops Two Dollar Flood 'B last TNT Charge I Hitt T o u t Under Toledo Fort Risks l i f t Tm Ro o k Entire F infljr M aroons In Tips Of Trees CM>>'.|AUbuM Maaidu KsNm jAdoption Of NtW am*B B«t»AJ«tt» «“»» Wlfe Cffnrt Of Hi BAN ANGELO, Trx., Sept. 18. —(JF)—Tbs resew* e f seven rvfngevx, miaowed la tho traen neat the flood ravaged Plum O a t cnerred n a t­ a l the devastated eity an of th* Coneher them to start fo­ Gi m — t at T» Sp«Ml 79 M l l l i e a To Btfta g tb ta Dof e a o i v e F o n ts 1 GENEVA, Sept. Tropical Hurricane Flattens Coasts Of Carolinas, Virginia W ill Diphtheria Here Legion Men Boost Nine-Foot. W ater, Melton For Chief Oct Uader Control, ^Nea* Nine Aiserti Atlantic ropesn powers, convening la Genes* amid new wnr fears ev• r Europe's In s t* k it y, have •bind n wap to to r vanquished Ethiopia from Monday's assembly •fe tin g and to obtain renswed eolh b r itio * of Italy. Officials said Ethiopia's delegat ion weald to refused seat* on estimates th* xround that it did not repre­ to th* Inundated oter sent an effective government. thaa to.00O.0M. They added the League D not An unidentified h o r s e m a n Five cave* of diphtheria were ChaagM la the schedule of Bey lif. .v . „ -..» to e n « r* d to recognise tho llstiin Scout courts of honor wars an­ fished hb reported in Hanford today by Mrs. t s p r r l i l i Iacts Dorothy tomb, public school nurse.' nounced today by A rthur Braanan, refugee* II. T tr V-M -lainl Pl u s . , local chalrmaa of the Central F.er- pvTTnn 10 a piicw os h i v */* a a - • •, , Simultaneous y with the an-' N O UK O l.K, Vn., S e p t. 18. grp waters swirlsd around hto • K,“r* ®'bkpl* non-ex.stent or Sspft. 1«— (AF)— Ida Council. aotneement of the disease, Mrk —An Atlantic hurricane and endangered tto ,* * * " ou* of lb* te « n « ■ btari I n n In tho future, roorts aru to be mount Mowing with trcniendoiui horse's fooling se v an l Urns*. ( The Swiss government launched tom b said there is no cause for bald once crsry three months In­ Th# familp of Eugene Weaver a gigantic financial campaign to alarm, since the situation is en­ (ury nortliwuril uIuiir the stead of eaco each month, accord­ had been in tho trees fine* flv* repair domestic defenses. Urging tirely under medical rontrol and coast, today smashed aertaw ing to Mr. Bra nan. the ahiirca of the f'amlinaa o'clock yrsterdih morning whoa Swiss eltlxsns to suuscilbo to a all rase* are In strict quarantine. Tho next session Is scheduled fur the river treat on n rampage. ami Virginia Into Maryland, defense loan of $78.373,000. Tho Further, M n. I smb said, an a t­ Monday night a t 7:10 o'clock in Two boatmen. Ilsnrp Boyd and government asserted tho “instabllcutting off Ocean City Iruta tempt is being made to secure tho the Junior High School. the mainland after having Robert Canute, also war* trapped tty In Europe and efforts of an In announcing the changes, Mr. eommoaitp, today cheered r»sU tarm lstic force* may p n rlp iu te service* of a state health officer to .swept u nine-foot tide com­ administer Immunisation serums. Bra nan released the folowing In trees when they tried to a t any moment a catastrophe rv pletely over Ocracukn I*.and. In ndvislng parents, the nnru* statements addressed to Scouts: With duxtm* of small communi­ the Weaver* tost s ig h t en more tragic than that of 11) it." asserted children with even a touch MADRID, Sept. 18.— T h o Central Florida Council ties Isolated, with communications of sore throat should not be sent ____ _ Toledo'* Aka- Ramon Cota (above), musician ha* recently decided that It will sundered, nnd with great warta to school. mm* w iH itm u u aa tremendous aar withstood f ootling across coastal areas, no and ea-ioldlcr who eras known be best to hold courts of honor Member* nf the American The following, takrn from tho explosion of a ton of TNT s Orbjr o. Hctchcoat whtn he every three month* Initssd of once -ire one could determine accurately haw “Regulation and Control ............... of Com*),toglon in erveral states a month. today and. in ttho cellars of alived great the loss of lives anil property t Huntsville, All., led ofmuntcsble Dlscn-c-,' ub idled by j*booming giitnrhy Melton (nbm -i might be. castle, manned 7 k rr* a to the ruined cast "It is thought that this will th* crude grave of hi* enlth, l( rec-l » ,ublUh' r the Griffin (tin.) the Htate Board of Health, __, atachln funs to hold off wlf* In the cellar of hL* home make them more appreciated by Northeast gales, signalising tto News, for election ns national ommended hy Mrs. tom b for s tu d / 1,•'*'*'***. oM urtin in f Government mill* a t Trenton, N. J., and wa* the boys, due to the length of lime approach uf the hurricane’* dead commander at the annual runby parents: t lamen. center, drove water across tbs quoted as confessing he killed they will have to -look forward to “Hourre nf infection—Discharges {vrntlon beginning in Cleveland only high bridge connecting (J-exh By K ven a a t h e G o v e rn m e n t her ( Hept, 20. (Associated Preis “partly accident*!)/ and the ceremony. fr*m diphtheritic lesions of nose, c a r r ie d o u t th e f i r s t p a r t "This change will also enable us City with tli* mainland. throat, conjunctiva, vagina and Photo) o< Ha " te n ltla decision" to blow C £tiy_ in sslf-dcfsti**." to plan more Interesting programs, Four hundred Inhabitant* to wound surfares. ■0 the A lenaar, powerful lysdW lIncluding a short talk, and sill o', Ocraroko Island, twenby miles off "Mode of transmission—Directia K aO U demanded conacrlpso allow us to lend mor* color to the Nurlh Carolina rna-t, escaped ef all ahie bodiad moa sad the proceeding*. The Seminole County Agrlcul* group at one time or another dur­ Iv by personal contact, Indirect I/ deitli when nin* feet of water . _ administration reform*. "Therefor*, the next court after turnl Association held It* annual ing th# past year, Mr. Dorn-r by articles freshly soiled with dls. hi bsl completely acmes, ( tu u li, T tr f ir* of three great • W mv . or through infected milk the one scheduled Monday w lljT il lueefi'iig but night a t the Semi­ gamed them aVToJiows; land. Most of them wvro In tto or milk piuduiV-. ’ the ta r n ted To.ede c u bo held until Dcrember. No on* nole lighthouse. High School auditorium 1. Organisation meeting a n d can say that four nights out of th* with eleven men being nominated commit lee programs; *—nsw fer­ “ Incubation period—Usual y two This cenlur of the storm, .who** year Is too much to call upon 70a for officer* to serve during the tiliser law effect*; 3 —f#rtlll»er to five days, nreaslunally longer if ■rm , are winds of 70 to IWT iaPsw* with a to devote to tho welfare of ocr ensuing year, and IS being nomi­ analysis ai d prices, ami boras tho carrier state precedes the de­ <n hour, passed Norfolk ihtriag Math of the toUding bcy«. and, among other thing*. I nated to msmbsrship on th* Board tirstm ent; 4—co-operative mar­ velopment of clinical symptoms. tho morning. Period of enmmiinlcnbillty— la a a svalaaehe of rock keting and purchasing program*; am sure that the new plan will of Director*. Ho fur only on* lif# is reported Variable, until virulent barilla , Govsnuacnt troupe A yearly report was given by ft—co-operative purchasing pro­ mean a full attendance at each lost. have disappeared from the secre­ refin to pleat the court. IVcsldent F. F. Domer, whisk grams; 0 -co operative purchasing The Const Guard was busy aid­ of the Republic and rained "I fully realise that eur night* Included an account of th* past factors; 7—Florida Canr.l and tions nnd the lesions. Usually two ing ships off the coast anil In grenade* at passages leading are pretty well taken up with yetr's activities and his observa­ marketing agreement; H—tick era­ weeks or less, seldom over four ives. Several crafts sent out dieto the cellar*. Hanford's Nstlonsl Guardsmen meetings, but I do want to urg- tion on the various phase* of tho dication nnd mule dipping; D— weeks, A six-point program of ex;.....*’V. &*x calls hut so far all wuro to* "Isolation—Until two cultures From the underground vault* will move ln(o their new srmory ynu to let nothing Interfere with work accomplished by th# asso­ soil conservation. mental inn In the Hetniiioh- County Ili-veil given aid In time. vicious machine gun fire anawcicd Saturday, Kept 20, H wa* an. your aUendsrtro a t these courts ciation. As a final step In an attempt from the thrust and two from the Damage to property Is •'gperisd In listing the projects which to unite all farm associations nose, taken not >e* than 21 hours greenhouse was laid nut here to­ to run high in tho roastnl area* the charge. nouneed today by Cspt. If, C. once each ninety days, II H l l s s .4 aa gana • « • ) day by a Urge nxsembly of farm­ B|>srt, fall to show the presence were under discussion by tho The f l n t blast 'enabled Govern. Washburn, National Guard of­ “The Scout movement Is count­ of ifvi-rnl states front North Car­ near of diphtheria bacldl. ficer. ers and growers who convened olina n'irtimnrd. ing on you to help Insplro the “ Immunisation—Passive Immim- in the Court Null#*, Original plans h id been laid to boy* by your attendance ilistion with anti-toxin Is rare’y make the transfer from tho old Dr. It. W. Ituprecht, head of thnecessary for exposed persons oyer building tomorrow, CapL Washchemistry department of the Unifive year* of age, for whose pro­ bum said, but a brief delay In tection dally eliminations by a Verxity of Florida vt|ierlnient sta­ building and other unavoldablo physician nr nurse suffices. In­ tion, attended ills- m-.-mk' ii aiol dis­ circumstances necessitated a poutfants nnd young children exposed cussed local pruhlems with I a or ponement. > A southeastern district m •cl­ to diphtheria in the family should agriculture interests. The offlrer stated that all tho All teacher* emp'oyed In Hemi| A large dckgatlon of Semi Grnwing Intcii-st In golfing nt I lie first phase of (he program nole County pu'itic sehoul* have ing of the Florida Htate Kile- receive a pmphytatlr dosn of anM l Countjr Democrat* today major building operations will |ti toxin without prior Kchlrk te st­ w ll lie la determine (he i-xi-nt the Country C uti has liccn #vlhave been completed next week, , , , ■ taken nn oath of loyally to the men's Association wlll^h* held was la Orlando .attending the C. t . ( ullins. aUto consul for ulilted States Constitution. T. W. in Vero Bench, Hepl. 28. M#t!i ing, Unless they are ulrrady know i of damage to crops caused hy (ho deured this week by tho largo num­ rail* which was I Having only a few minor finishing to the physician to he immune." continuous application of fish ber of players who have made th# the Vt.HHln»#n of he VVorl^ l.lt U w ton, County school superintendhave opened with a ' tlou' h** * * " • lh* *‘n**ture wUI Cleveland, Hanford flro chi*' and roe mis of tho course. yesterday for Columbia, S. f . (n t| ^ , setups ('• (he soil. M l oMack this after- be complete. Among the out-of-town players i Ik . oithi written president of the Htate Associa­ Th* roof will to finished this where he will attend a meeting Hecsmdly, experimenli will Ui of the board of national directors * ollo» la« '• visiting the links since Monday Week, it was reported. tion. announced today. ! eondirctisl In an effort In discover by William Tyler P igs) Aftov wtadiag through the aro It. N. Carpenter, Hhanghal, Copt. Wsshbur said th* flagpole, Saturday. | which is the cost potash for lo.-nl "I believe In th# United States One of the principals topics lily’s A m t* , th* procssston was ( tiinix: It. c . Trimble. Bradenton; for the tract of land on which tho use, niurirte or sulphate. to have halted a t Municipal Au­ Albert Hawkins nnd Netti* of America as a government of the lower fir# insure tiro is ‘e-i on lack ll'irnnr, Histersvlll*. W. Vn-t K aallaavS aw *•*• rival prop *, ty the people, for tho peo­ A third step will Invillvi ex­ for discussion will be prnpwivd The University of Florida's Oglesby, both of Lake Monro.*, C. O. Ultle, Jacksonville; nnd Y. to th* party la**Florida w-r* to were licensed to wed yesterday, ple; whose Just powers are derived alt classes of buildings, the propused three muntlis' grmind tensive applications uf liming the Mitchell, Orlando. from th* consent of th* governed; have spafesw. a,il to determine vvli-it vu.bnei according to records in th* of­ Local payers Included Jack cuurse in aviation would bogin should le used, nnd when it should o democracy In n republic; n sov­ chief asserted. Among tha speakers wer» F itd fice of the ounty Judge. I'ntlerron. Terry I'stlcrson. Fr*d about Oct. t according to ItifurA secuiul assembly, to include ereign nation of many sovereign i t b aomlnew for be spread. ll dly, John Iti-rhst, Ham lllghlryiiutlnn received here (inlay. Claud Popper ami The weather; generally fair to­ states; a perfect union one and firemen of the so'illiweilern dis­ The fourth experiment will ren­ 10nn, Elmer Toll, Raymond LundAnnminreinent of the plan to amine** for night and Saturday except scat, Inseparable; established upon th»-o trict, has been ct'lsd for Oct. give a IK) day periml nf (wide ter around llut lime of fertilisa­ ipiist, J, /elmnnowltl, John Lud­ (citato, and lered shower* Saturday on south­ principals of freedom, equality, ft in tokrlsnd. I ower Insuiai-o- aviation instruction was rrcelvel tion us npptird to certain crops. wig. II. II Colomnn, Joe Masters, The Colonial Oil Company today west and sxtrsta* south coasts. Justice and humanity for which rats* also will fa« talked there, in Hanford yesterday. Cost of tinFifthly, water control is to be ('. Clem. -Uni Ingley. A. C. Rey­ ■ M n. George MeEory, County dUctalmed ownership of tho shark Extrema Northwest F lo rid a - American patriot* sacrificed their studied. nolds and Howard Faville. course is $100 which includes according to Chief Cleveland. anmmittoewomnn, and Voli* WII- on Lake shore Boulevard, no* mile fair tonight and Saturday. llv*a and fortunes, f . K. W iliams, Rato McCall, Lastly, tests will ho comlui-ted to r'Him and board at Camp K ihimiCounty commltteemaa, w rit of the Lsko Monroe Bridge, " I therefor* tolisvo It my duty Approsiniatcly 2(10 persona are veil, near Ocata. u-certain the la-st sources 'if pfco-i- ('bet Estes, Ralph Chapman, Ol­ attending th« which yesterday drew the fire of (ha Veto Saturday's tides: low, 3:44 A. to my country to tov* It; to sup­ cxpectcu to attend io Caldwell, V. I- Flemming. E. Incluiled In the operation n r 1 p lisle. M. and 4:24 I>. M.; high. 10:23 A. port Its Constitution; to obey its Bunch session, th* local thief shop esperiener, classroom work, tto State Read Department. C. It. Dnwsun, County form Ward. Ed Randall. Mrs. J. O. laws; to respect it* flag; ami to expected to said. Th* territory embraces H. T. Walton, Colonial rvp-e- M. and 10:34 P. M. Sun rises at research activities ami glider Imney, Gene Martin tonry, Etlsnpatty •« tto M . ' the entire east coast frum Locou training. A high school education agent, said some of the experi­ i't'lh Rollins, It. It. Dees, G. IL sentatlvn In Sanfonl nnd Oilando, 8:13 A. M. and sots a t «:2» P. M. defend it against all sasm lr..” ments are now under wuv and through Min mi. said tto bal'dlng i, the property Mion rises at 1:44 A. M. and set* or Its equivalent Is required be­ Workman. Henry Zuriletd#, W. sv iry part «f th* Cotaabia Oil Company, rtp- at 7:51 I'. M. The Lakeland mcoli-ig wi'l fore nno is accepted In the will lor concluded in th * near fu­ Gnrd'in llenn nml H. B. liens, Jr. ture. Others will reqtilru ;i long­ Demo- resented h r John T. lllete, who draw firemen from 'b a populn school. forward a also to a t tto head nf th* Colonial lion renter around lauvpx an I The Institution is being run term periml. Growers plan to have frequent At. Petersburg. rteently in n Dewlopnwak Company. ducted on a co-operative basis «. J . Nix, Dr. W. T. U ngli / , _____ ting. The flrnt with the aviation division of meeting-, th# agent ixlil. a I re­ It had h**n mported to th* ■ nd H. M. Rumbley reported a k aal pnUtbto rally wan an »vn»t Chamber of Commerce that th* State Itoud Department, the ex­ sults of the greenhorns.1 (irogrtim fin* catch from thslr fishing trio to Matony. Others are planned. Colonial Oil Company wa- th* A ronsignment of lamklets contension department of the Uni­ aru tabulated and announce I. to th* Indian River in Nee Experiments in the greenhouse tninlng the Florid* Htate drug versity of Florida, and the eduSam Byrd, the Sanford boy who Smyrna yesterday afternoon. owner of tto tolldteg. Th i n u m ­ cslional division nf the Florida will tie under the direction -if K, It, and pure food statutes has boo* ber passed on to The Ib-mld a rose to prominence on Broadway, The largest hrul of the day wot I’u rv Is. WI’A. received in tho County farm letter from CL B. Treadway. chair­ today began retonranl of his new mads by Mr. Rumbley who re­ Further Information on the agent's office, C. R. Dawso* man of the State load Depart- production, “ Whit* Man," ncrord- corded a seven pound drum, while lama than So Seminole County school may*b* obtained at thr J mend, who referred In Colonial lng to pres# dispatches received th* other men landed sevriul persona will b* eligitv'* fur old said today. Reminole County Chamber of I k total branch to the farm re- Instawi n f Colombia. largo bass and trout. An -one desiring a copy of tto tor* from New Yarh. ag* pensions which became pay­ Commerce. admlnistraUew today Approxlnutely 3ft pound- o ' able on Oct. I, It waa announced statute* may roll at tho f'on't Tto east completed, tho author of IU new quarter* In lit use office and receive one, Mr. tto nlay present, and Director fish was pulled from th# river by today from the local branch of­ Itdldtag, mem 40. Melville Dark* to charge, J |r . th* three men. I’at Canty ami J. C. Fairdoth, Dswson a n n o u n c e d ._________ ’ fice of th* Htato Welfare Ibmnl. to the ergsnlxsUrn are Byrd tope* to t o d hto Broadway both of Sanford narrowly v-rapml LOCAL W EA TH ER to it applieattoM for Iwans premier* about tto middl* to Oc­ Injuries yi-xtrrduy when tlu-lr an u n to farmer*, Tho City Commission url!) tober. I . W. Far Lie of Hanford ha* totnohilo sk hilled on Wet pav mrnt w sbted since somblo tonight in City Hall for II* plans to taka t t o play out v r *1? ------aad attending to routine work besn pledged to the H its Znts near Dvluind and overtnrmvl twice, Us. A firife . __ _* 47 W*e 1mat 11 her*. r#»h. A v irk fi. what a u y to th* flail u u io n of of town for *n* week ooriy In tto Mellon Ware, son of Judge it. In an effort to list th* pension chapter of the Delta Sigma I'hi so­ It was reported here today. — f t A virif* M ar. tofko to tosd.^sartera budget dtseusslon before final 1 M xt month. it W. Ware, left thia afternoon f ir eligibteo. The mulorlsts raid they werv *T$r. Avar*ere cial fraternity at tho University to O n tr a l f t o tkm to tatoa on adoptlv; a it if a t A**M |i T H i t At present rehearsals a n bring Atlanta to resume studies In tho A largo number of applications nf Florida, srmrding to press dls- traveling about 45 miles an hour __ *T Tt n Avn. grant to u p M illtnre* for 19M-ST, told in tto rehearsal to * to tto theological department a f Emory have been rectlvod, It wn« te- pstehos received here today. 77 f Aveil ........ tl on the straight road vrlo-n n hiiriu Two r*afbr«n<M already have Lyceum Theater . Mr. Byrd win Ualveraity. tt \\ :il. AVil...... . u I parted. Twenty other students, nil rest-|. rait'sil the rear end of the car to 11 73 M to m and ladl- keen hold, and ronaldenbl* pri­ anaotmc* tto toadiaf monitors of Before to n in g to lefts Wat hocks, j Th* County Commission has atte 76 13 Ing In Florida, were pledged at skid ami sway. t o th a t th a fto M may to n t * study has been tiv ra tto hi* .first east as a a artn r m a a a g r young War* will visit rolativex Incited about 19,088 fog old age 91 73 H J l Estimated danisc- wis hbout I* the same time, tho dispatch slat* NT 77 .It bodget kjr Commissioners, within a few days, J| was rop?rted. in Uncolato* amt W arm ton. Ga. pensions la flemlMld, A. $300, Mr, Canty sai'l. rd. . ... T* ;A t B ocU llits l«, *i w—t u ~ iii__ m in e im n n BcadyTo Ignite T» w . " . A n w m cd Boy Scoots To Meet Four Tbnee E a c h n Year For Cerenmqr •rt S- wtxjmN Flood F ire Infection* A r t Found In Sanford,' A0 Q u a r a n t i n t d Communication D e s t royed; Is U n c a l c u l a l S 2 - J 2 "S r* *“ A A gricu ltu re A ssociation Sets Up Program For Year Nine-Point Plan Ia Discussed Local Growers. Farmers; Election Of Officers Scheduled Guard To Move In -New Armory a u k t^ ea ^ ra s-^ OrSeptenber 26 Experiment Plan T b Be Followed By Farming Unit Building, C o s t i n g $37(000 To Clive L a s t i n g Service C Grower* Outline Pro­ gram For Green­ h o u s e Operuti * !“> Allegiance Oath Is Vero B e a c h Gets Taken ByTeachers District Meeting In Public Schools Of State Firemen County Democrats throng To R a lly P « l d In Orlando Interest In G o l f Playing Increases At Country Club CITY NEWS BRIEFS Aviation Courtie T o Begin At ltoosevelt Camp On October 1 Colonial Oil Firm Disclaims Shack OnLake Boulevard Sanfordites Bring Sam Byrd** D r a m a In Fish At Smyrna Begin* R e h e a r s a l 50 Persons Eligible On New York Stage For Old Age Pension In Seminole County I F a m Offie* Branch Take* New Quarters Commiation To Make Fiaa) Budget Study to Food, Drusr Statute 1 Itookn Available Here San ford itcH Escape Injuries In Wrccl: Worn Will Study In J J t Z X A T 'o .'Z . Emory University day* in making investigations Faville Is Pledged To Gainesville Frat IS ■ t.iTd»lsa<rr - ■•- - too �y w tH '<• liner, won the m r m I em r n e t M l thin ym r on tW R a i •on river between lending eonmereUl thlpa'of varioon mw tiona. Many muon* may be advanced why tbia particular crew won over the other Inpoelng Hat of entnee, but there ie one eecret of crew racing that itaado ant abova all othera ee the one likely to have shoved the Italian prow I MOm h r H n r across the finish Has ahead of all othera, and that la > a ih if B p n t iT c ic m i lav together." By P r u l d i i t i "Pulling together'4 In a boat crew Meant that every individual has not only to keep In perfect hi erdlaatlnn with every other member of the crew, but ho mast neither CHARLOTTE, N. C., Rent. H _ . poll too hard nor too little. The man, who trlea ta exert more power than hie comrades, will bo aa detrimental aa the one who "rides'’ hit oar and lets the rest d the bays cany him. Everyone must pull with equal force and rhythm If the boat Is to attain Its maximum velocity through the water. This “pulling together" Is not confined te crew rac­ ing. It U la a neraseery apart. The Ing. . adjunct of moot every ______ quarterback, who curie* the ball, cannot get very far unleu hi* linesmen charge in low and hie Interference blocks out the opposing tackier*. On the gridiron, a team that isn’t pulling together may be Individually brflUaat but Hi micces* in gamea won la usually aeaat In military operations "pulling together" la aa ecemtlal aa numerical etrength or quality of arm* and ammuni­ tion. An army, the many brmehea of which do not co-ordi­ " I was the first automobile nate and cooperate, might aa well surrender to the enemy dealer la I k south," ha u p , had been driving ilnca ISM. without firing a allot, because no military victory was ever "and they Just had confidence achieved without a spirit of perfect team-work between the IIn guess me." artillery and the Infantry, the captain and the sergeant, The Job data not m ala him ncrthe general and the private. All have to pool their efforts voue, ha *ays, but “I aatartlly feel tba rcspviiulbillty." Ha ilway* Into one greet objective, What Is true of all these Is true of business. In order drive* mom carefully, keeping for a business to succeed there must be co-operation be­ tha automobile a t a ip m l of S3 tween the lowest employee and the highest executive. No mllaa an hour batwaan towns ami through them. matter how unimportant a man's job may seem to him, It tr,Perhaps tba most I m p rn iln Is part of the whole unit which cannot function properly thing In connection with tha Job, if one of the cogs fails to work. It is team work, "pulling Bnrrlngcr nay*, U the precaution, ogether" which makes any enterprise or endeavor success- token for tto president's safety, For Instance, tho secret service orders H srrlngrr to stay a t tha wheel rontlnuouxly. When President lloorer wae at Kings Mountain in 19.12 somethin;; went wrong with the motor anil Barringer started to get out of tho rar to repair It. "The secret aerriee men wouldn't let me,” he says. "They told mo to stay In my seat ami bo ready to move immediitely." One operative rides on each running board. Presidents are gracious pas­ sengers, norringer says, and none has ever appeared frightened nr criticised his driving. touch' gnvn Woodor more rowA "personal Wilson a favored place In struggled J ■ Those who have very sensitive thermostatic arrangements can fetoct n slight trace of fall In tha atmosphere. . : fcW— Vn ley in Californio is 4am by a strike of ktture w o rk . ace. New If this could just spread to tha spinach pickers, the s-wll key papulation population or of the United bay Ntitoa would be really Jubilant. Beware of beggars, hitch. Ukara ami petty thieves, who will flock to Florida In droves ns soon as the first breath of win­ te r semis the annual tourist tra p southward. ratification or rejection. While those seventy men who sat through a long, hot summer and with compromise after compromise, section by section and almost phraso by phrase, were not s results, history has shown that the: builder! better than . Lloyd's odds an the chanc-i of they know. They set a pattern of I! lierty and moderation ■ ta tto r European war within six In .government Ant bcfo’rc many yenr* had passed was . _______ n in th s been hevn-raliMsI from nine L “ ue-egrtli around uml the to mis’, to 17 to three, which could the: udmtiWVtoww’j ntalrimcn tin ha Interpreted to mean that all Constitution itself became the model of doxena of new re­ the provocalIve speeches lately of publics in both the old and the new world wherever men Hitler, Mussolini and Rtailn are sought true freedom, 'The Constitution was an enactment into basic law heiag taken with a grain of «dt. of the principles which Inspired tho Declaration of Inde­ pendence. The Declaration was more dramatic, with its dofinnee of King George and its enunciation of convictions | h™ t before that event were regarded ns treason. The veloped Into quite a eartnonlit "ibruge of tho Signers Inspired and thrilled the people ami I* drawing for the prhq^ newspaper. Wo would like to see mid each recurring July 4 brings hack to Americans the him draw one of Srnslnr Hodge* patriotic fervor of 76. Yet without the adoption of the shedding crocodile tenrs while making a plen before the Pardon Board. Hurrah for tho (’overnor of Louisiana who slated he would "run down nnd prosecute to the fullest extenl” the four grown men responsible for thmwlng a little dog nff n bridge Inin tho swirling waters of the Missis­ sippi, Fortunately, a tugboat, manned by men who "hail n heart", put out from shore anil affected tho rescue of the canine victim. On h b return to New York aft* •v S tour through nf South, Karl Browder, communist candidate fupresident, told rrpnrtera that In Dlxb "they vote Hemncratle but pray Repuhllcail,” Whether wr do, or whether wo don't, one thing la certain, we don't like Browd-r, which, to our way of thinking, Is an eitreme compliment to the Smith. We trust the tropical disturb­ ance which is Just nnw disturb­ ing the Inhabitants between North Carolina and New Jersey will md ha referred to aa a Florida hur­ ricane. Tha rioeest this one ev­ er camo to Florida was about 700 Miles ami. If there must be a name attached to It, let'a call It a Yenke« itnrm. VO u rwevl* It atari s Vim I N , ) HAVE «07 RETREADING DONT i i i m a KD YOUR 01.0 CAHING8 U us put new genuine Fire­ stone treads mi then. WK IMF FIHKHTONK Huprene Rubber Kxrtodvely. Retreading Prices 1MB 450x20 ........$J.OO 475x19 ___ carefully Hi ,00x17.......... J j O 500x119 ____ J50 525x17 ____ 3*75 525x18 ____ 4-00 fur .. M W lean VOUII Tt MOW ailUhK— traded In on n new I t u v 550x17 ______j.50 Just rnlsl His. and In sscellsnl .'onunion. Ho* n n d nyhulalarr nsw. Vor sals "sllh an OK 550x18 __ 4^6 libs that counts—I o Ihs Iw a a 600x16____ 1.75 teew IHKVNBI.KT IWAVR-lt you west a Coupe, graap ihle pM utehlllty b lllty . pflce —— •M l t M R V U o l.tr r * K l> * X— It sail that p ilre ! He- 11, Is p ru rtlsally new t-h s rro ls l— cootpare appenranre, p e ife rn u n .' ami reliability mot you'll pro. fee II lo s n y lh ln c ihs Biarket o ile rs nl anyw here near Ihla price. I'om p lele ly l a e a • o u lp p -l, r e a d y lo T l h f l drive away only firs t la rk y buyer s l •his luw price _____ The great work of bulkheedIng I-she Monroe, begun mnny months ago am) Interrupted by the burning of the dredge bunt nnd afterward by tha failure of other dredge boats to do the wurk, has begun In earnest again with fine prospects of finishing. The dredge boat, Standard, of the Seaboard Dredging Co. nf Jacksonville, now baa the contract and for the past week han been a t work with day ami night shifts and b working with every prospect of surteM. Exit baseball, enter football, An Italian laltortr, who rotnplnltod of severe pains hi his ilemmh, was found to ho harbor­ ing 13 keyv, o m ran opener, three rigar boMere, 13 pencils, five fe u ta ln pane, one spoon, two pea•U bolder*, four pen knives, one safety rainy holder, a few needles. * piero of glass, ami five coin*. Into the om direreifted group, Mb should have started a racket Mr. DoriMr declared hla belief that soon there would to only one setup, In whkh there would to roareatrated the efforts of t t o Alcasar, ancient fnrtrvs* all factions and aides. nf Toledo, that once housed Other reports submitted to the binge and princta, is nn mare. group were made on the canal :TMm af dynamite beneath Ila by Qua Schmah; on tto Farm­ atoUd feuadatlons were set off er's Market by Rag h r i i N ) today to send tto mas* of stone on t to U. I Government Ex­ amd mortar Into crumbling ruins, pert ment Station by tto entire ■ad, with ft, an utwaliautad num- group; on tto law fer control tor. of person* to their death. of seed germination and varieties T W famoun architectural tri- and Insecticide by Henry Mtrimt) M pk of 8pain * i n being and an black heart fat lead bade MMtroyed in this Moody revolu- by County Agent C. L tb w w e. tton along with human life with Officer* m nominated kg tto m Rttle ten*era aa If they smdd tody fee a a uleettoi to to to U » • yeptoMd to a day ae year. a t tto M d ■ irthM ant Om For Year's Activity t oswoSUUoal Writ Iso tloaraiHre Vue • Wsalts Will w l w im ifl Ufa* EXPERT SECTION WORK III R. I s 4 m a s s 10 71III ■ V V opportunlly o f a tlfellme. Tou'll he proud of Its appearence and performance. And nt Ihla low price you ran fey fur many month, operating rests wllb Ihs savings, it,. I g a s m dated fur i|Ulrk sale < A >1 slS.CVllBlsr fherrolrt fo srh al so low a price. Many “*tints" s n h 11 Seal rorers. n h l r WU P on- car tiff-reii at 1 g*k this low price ............a W s e lls h tly te st U »e % W *t!l.l» ix u tx ^ w * [> beautiful. ,, 111 11 u 1. pprscllcslly iK ii— .., -------new . car h„ . I— n reducc.l | J » - l h e . l s w :t w h ich w . P av e price ut able l » offer this „ „ lio n wi t h "an i B S f r m -l-l H «M von Is." T o / i n oK 1h.1l con ,|n y only ... I1 M t WWV I iv UII’IS—*lms p-aaly, perfo n^ , Sl ID |,IW llk, . r l.urviln at < * I see rush r it x v n r NROXU— v a n 1 ,-n - r s t llnlor* ■■■r, rra rllrn lljr tir»n.t n*w, h.i* bean i .,la » > l 1(S— l h - low— t price si which we hare ,r e r hewn shle to offer I his mmtcl. Sohl w ith “an OK Ihst l e a p rnlints." A real buy si IH * k this erics ...................... I t f V IM 1'HRVROLWV Wt*TK« S K D A K — Jllg, riHimv, rntnfarfsbte, depesAtble. IJ h r nsw In every reepert, lU rk -,1 I M P by "an Ilk that fW | rounla." Hale price only W W W i n s m e e c r u six r u t r» — K n u r , car has been Iburnuahly re<-vndllloned. T o see this es— Ilenl bay w ill rnsvlnee you the prtea Is rla h l. T o I B M I ho firs) lucky buyer « S m 1 * f""'^ l,”f|iT.ie ran ‘•«t-»-VT can , ,'m . , ,J •“ nnl,r lam n x i r m r e r u t s —«ivia i- n al Due,* fin ish , c l.a n upli„la la ry , llrr a I hat shuw l u l l , w e a r. T h o ro u g h ly rsc„s,tllb ,n s< l a n d h s r h r d by “a n n K th a t c o u n ts ." I'l.m p ls I . | r | B p e jb r*|ul|ips,l. H,ho-I.i I s i t s m il im lay , only , R lfV IM 1'NKtrRBI.KT I t i t Kit C O A C H — Itra* that price! See this p rn rllrg lly new C h s tro I r l — rompers appearance, perfarms n r . and reliability g a d you'll prefer If lo anything Ihs m arks! offers at anyw here ■Bar Ike price. -m p le t.tr ruulpped. ready t o |M ewPS Hckmgh and Frank Mebch, 8r., president; Henry Nickel, (barge Batmen ta d H. J . Lwhatan, first vice-president i E ra Pkckard ami Peter TkuraUm, second viewp m k b tili C. F. Bran nan and Henry Thurston, treasurer; nnd A b i R. Johnson nnd Hrnry Hchumncher, secretary. Those nominated for member­ ship on tba Board o( Directors, from which nine will be picWti are: Cue Acbaudt, F. F. Corner, Henry Schamacbgr, M a r Tbarotog, CbarlM Perm, £ J Cgmerew, (leorgo M m m , C. F. Brnanan, Phillip Barit Roy F. Rynmo, 8 r., R. & Chapman, Rap Pippin. R. 0. Hiekeoa, I . J, Baity, U L 1 !mly**--* ™_,..U, S 75 im tiBAJiaw r a t r a w»rew n real b a r g a in in a p ra c tic a lly new r a r f o r som e In rk y b u y ­ er. It w as tr n d n l In on n nsw C hevrolet S ta n d a rd C oach a f t ­ e r h a v in g h e rn d riv e n ugly a few th o u sa n d m ites, II la la r s tls n l c o n d itio n — m e r h a u le n 'lr an d In y y p n ray n . l | R f I t r d u m l to only -----I / A (H-rfscI ru n n in g ru ndlilun — upho lstery ra n n o l bs laid from n -w . A r a r I h s t sn y fam ily w ill surety en jo y , fh m 'l fall l.i see th is rem ark a b le 1 1 A B bargain Sl ones. Urdu- I I I I I m l lo only ------,-------I V V IM P B B U ep B R T B R n A V —T M s clean , iw a .p a s s s n g rr ro u p s la Ju st Hi# — r fo r a Irs v slla g m aa. Ila la rg a re a r deck w ill s s r ln d s many cum hersom # p a c k . • I n . Its a p p e a ra a c s la sm a rt a n d a ilr a rlW s , llu rrv . v i so le fo r tw o d m ip p B O nl y sl th is law k C I I p rie s ------ ------------ | M V i m b K asR g i r a n re fit— lu g r a r ro m fo rt i t ib m II c a r ro at. I',ire fu l "OX* r .ro a d lH oning ssau rea la s # life and d sp sn d a h iu iy . Ileau iltu l f ln b h la nm o sl lik e asw . an a , t w B B r ia l u l # p r lrs fo r e a t . 1 1 1 M l u rd ay a a d Sunday ab ly A V W IM p itlM th ttD M -T O * rasirt'u u ^ r. i V .r ^ a ^ b ^ s S f r V ;; m ,»lrl. Paid Wllfc r*B I j W A UK ih s t ro u a la . To- 1 U I d a y o n l y ---- ------------- ^ W V A t**. " " *" ■ wiMu-AtAkT:. you a r e to o k tn e fo e a re a l hBfu u in In a sm all, n ltr n c tlv s r s r —s s s IDU P ly a m a lk twVir. f u fin ish . Ilres um l u p te ls ts c y show no w e a r. Its n * l,t, i ,s n .m i.-lu n «ni> n i t e b n v • p .c n ra rs fn lly eb seg y * fo r 0 * ponds blllty an il d u r - • • • s bill I y. H psrtal s a ls .... IM S u rn rH i:t not. yrv a tn a a SKDAV— H e re 's * fo u r d -m r.a ls . cy lliu ler C h ev ro lst M aster M a s th a t h a . Iw»n so s lig h tly uesB Ih s t It looks lik e new . l i e llr r s . flnb-h. u p h o lste ry , sh e w no w rs r. lie m o ln r h a s b ee* r a r e r u l l r la n -d nnd rh rch sd _ H ark ed hy "an OK t h a t r s « ¥ a " To Ike f irs t h u y s r I B B a l h i Ik s red seed p rie s / / M Just traded In rulst Mis, ami a Iba.y ^ tlo I - nsw. Knr no a asw interla saeslleat r#«. aad aaOriMee* sal* “w ltkaa INC th a t r o u s ts — l a I t , l i B M f ir s t In rk y h u y s r a t I K th in low p ries _______ 4 9 9 mm rw v m c m n - i t o h s a u llln l U -n -ra l M nlnra e a r . p ra c tic a lly b ro a d n e w . h a s h su q r e l u c t |T I— Ih s hsw vs I n t w hich w» h a v e ev e r a b le la o ffer tk ta m odel. -W ith aa OK th a t | g fiiiis ls ” A ran t 1 ifiM B W H U M j ' • * • ] • �: -rlT,; •-•— .7 — fe f c S •% l: •. ”t _ ■■e.j* « V r w.... . — » «»» ” — — ~ . . , I. - . ^ i . >■■<*> — — '7 '- r- THE SANFORD HHALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA -? FMPAT, W nPT PIM l IS, U H Social A n d Personal A ctivities MAMAEEf PETEBS, Baddy UUm Social Calendar Bank S tates Picafe For Its Person ala Mr. ami Mi*. Nathan Zrlmenovltx of Okeechobee spent Thursday and Friday here with Mrs. Sadye Mcses, Palmetto Avenue. Mrs. C. D. Ilighkyman and son, C, D. Highleytnan, J r . and Mbs Genevieve Shidler of South Bend, Ind. are the guest* for several weeks of Mr. and Mrs. S. 0 . Highleyman, San Lantak The Sanford Atlantic National tin Lulu Miller was called to John Dunn left today for Folk Bank give a picnic Thursday unpn yesterday by the illness ef Union Military Academy a t Fork afternoon a t San Lando Springs I her Union, V*. Ho was arcomparUni for its employees, officers, di­ by his father, Charles Dunn, who rectors and their wives. will return her* in several day*. Miss Elols* Cochran of Ca-all Swimming and gomes were ts - la. Go. la spending son# time Joye.l before supper. Mrs. J . E. bar* with relatives. Mr*. Donald Stoke* and young Rowland won f ln t prixe in tho son of DeFunlak Springs and Eu­ ladies’ ball game and G. D, Georg* Anderson left Tuesday gene Tskach of Boston have re­ ULhop In the men* game, Mr*. turned to their home* aftc,- spend­ S. U. Hhlnholier received n pm * for Louisiana 8tat* University for her skill In the ball-throwing la Baton Rouge to begin hi* see­ ing two weeks hero with Mr*. B. E. Tskach. in g year In mediclm. contest. After a barbecued chicken sup­ Roy Holler Is attending a Now H its l.ihby Cornnl returned per at tl;(h) o’clock, song*, m .re gamer and dancing entertained today from New York City where York Life Insurance Company con­ the guests until a tale hour. •he spent a two weeks' vaca­ vention at the Cloister Hotel, Sea Island Beach. II* plan* to go from Herman E. Morris had eharg* of tion. there to Davidson, N. C. to visit the program, Herman Brown Mis* Kathleen Laney left his father. barbecued the chkkrn and music was furniihed by Mack C laui-r Wednesday for Gamcivlllc to vis­ Hr*. Ja m Smith. Miss Jean­ of Orlando. it friends for a rhort time. nette Laing, and- K. II. Vickers Those present were: Mr. end Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson of I have returned from Daytona Beach Mr*. G. D. Bishop, Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Betts, Mr and Mrs. A rthur Miami and Mr*. Ernest Moinar and I w hen they spent 10 day*. They Itranan, Joe Cameron, Mr. and Mias Dorothy May Moloar of Dun- were accompanied home by Miss Mrs- A. F. Cnllum. Mr. and Mis. nsllon wars rscsnt guest* of Mrs. Martha Beck who wil spend a few days hero this week with Mbs George A. DcCottes, G. W. F ra­ B. E. Tskach. Laing. iler of .Lirksonvilte, Mr, and Mr*. Joe (in males, Mr. snd Mr*. v COUNCIL TO MEET Charles Betts arrived today At a recent meeting of the ex- J. I . Ingley, Mr. an<l Mrs. R F. from Gainesville to speiul the OWL K ll.lS HATS ••Weritlva board of the Semlnohs Mann. Mr. and Mr*. O. C. Mr- week-end with his parmLi, Mr. RATSOP. W ash. Sept. *S.—(AT w T o a s t/ F.-T. A. Cminril It wa* Bride. Mr, m il Mrs. K. A. New­ •nd Mrs. A. L. Betts. They will •—Ted Moun.'er, storekeeper, derided to hat* tho scason'a man Mr. an.l Mrs. J. K. Rowland accompany him to Gainesville brought an injured owl into hi* opening meeting on Tticsd.tr. I Jr.. Mr. and Mr*. S O. Shlnhol- Sunday afternoon and go from shop and left It overnight. In Oct. 13. Convention reports will scr. Mr*. P. M. Scott, and Mlis there to Jackscmvll'o fur a ft* the morning he found six dead be given n t that time.* ral* scattered about tho floor. Nancy White. days. MONDAY TW Cm <1 CIu i of tho First Methodist Church will meet at TiM P. M. w!th Hr*. G. H. Sims, •noth Sanfonl Avenue. T kt Dependable Glass of the P in t Methodist Church will meet • t 7:30 1*. M. at the home of Mrs. E. A. Londenbenr, West P in t Street, with Mr*. I-omien* berf and Mr*. C. F. Proctor a* hostesses. The board meeting of the Pres­ byterian Auxiliary will take p lan a t 3:00 P. M. a t the church and will be followed by a bad­ ness meeting at 3:30 P. M. Negator program meeting of the Woama’s Missionary Society of tho p i n t B aptist Church will take place a t 3:30 P. V. at tho church. Circle* for next year will be drawa. THURSDAY. ’ The Friendship League af the Coagragatlonal Church will meet a t P.00 P. M. with Mrs. I'ster Thurston, West Side. FACE TREES Owen Smith Honored With Birthday Party son, and the Misse* Miude Jinkins, Minnie Stwart, ami Marie Stew­ a rt. • i* • A surprise birthday parly was given in honor of Owen Smith Wednesday evening a t Ban Lando Spring* by n number of hit friend*. Swimming, games, dancing, snd a wiener roast wero enjoyed. Those present were: Mr. sod Mis. Owen Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Floyd. Mr. and Mrs. Ed K. t’arraway, Mr. and Mr*. Pete Payton, the Mixes Peggy Knipp, Bennie Breeden, Ruth Gumming'. Grsnce Evans, Anna Mari* Fri* lows, l.tiey Peters, Myrtle l/m s, Horvnce Hary, and Hoyt Wood­ ward, Frasier Herndon, Eddie Binder, Leon Htiwvll, and N, C. Lavish Cellophane Scene In New Film Scanning New Book? Hr JOHN SELBY When George Milhuru first be­ a long life in politics, written gan to sell his stories he wan­ about with charm; the trouble la One of the tvto-t nncvtauilnr dered, one dny, into New Y'crk. that Senator Watson still ha* a scenes in screen history the Hotm'ono asked him what his am- good many reticences, and frocellophane m t dealer.\l by Dun­ uition wa», and he said to save Cjurntly lead* HU reader with graad can (Tamer for tho "Down Armin' enough money to buy a coonskin gesture* up to an empty trough. Malibu Way” number which coat. Claire Trevor sinr< In ‘-star Sir, Slitburn made the remark For A Night,” Twentieth Grn- . with his tongue in Ins cheek, of tury-Fox picture at the Bits ctiurse. Ncverthe'e**, ho may i|ulle _____ Theater currently. Given artistic carte Fdanrh* l*y possibly pa-s the routing winter | ALLENTOWN. Pa.. Sept. 18— ? 7 ° ., " l*« J“« ha* pup. (jn . sheriff O. II. Peters’ dspuExecutive Producer Sol M. Wartsel, fram er created an entire lismnl his first novel, and U's uf ties have found something new la srasldo setting of shimmering authentic ' Main Street” flavor. It’s tine of duty, "Catalogue” (Harcourt.j Going to a house to »erve paper# cellophane. Sevcnty-fivj thousand called Moore, „„ „ vioman. they found crossed feel of cerulean Who rolinpliaiu) Brace), Tho town in question is Gonchar- broomsticks at the door and win* rthlvon is used In (ho sky turtain. Til,- dernrntiro boat sail* lee. Ukla. Things start the day th a t! du« to keep nut spirits—and depuare fashioned of cello glvs.r, tho 1both the Urge mail order houie.t | <i‘“ - A black cat ami a dog guard* gnily-roloml bench undireltas are f route their full and winter cuta- ,’‘l l,u’ 'v<mnn. »,0P ,aw* bot mllophano wire-cloth, tho yacht logue* into Conchartee on the! Th“* ,he CBt B,ofl Bm* Mr*, n. C. Moore was c’ectcd door* and windows nro pair'd in same train. Harp’* truck stul s un- " h,n ",u‘ n,,,l,,?rr'1 MK»h!”- t h a l wax too m \t year'* chairman of the Night cellophane velvet, and tho pen­ drr tho ataggering load. The m.st- much. office em plgees stay late lu 'sn rt nant,i anil flow >rs are mde of Circle nf the First Baptist Oiurch Li certain rural sections a par* Iridescent, upaipro papcr-celh*- them. Next morning Iho rural free run “kshed” Is “hexed." nt (he circle’* retfilar meeting phane. delivery men groan and grunih'n line deputy fled. held Wedne*day evening In the To complement the glittering tinder their weight. And eustnmers T. E. I . clast room at the church. (regie effect, film stylist Her- all along the route* scire the cata­ '‘Gallsthenlfs" cornea from • svlu'l designed a cellophane- logues and get pencil and paper roaiMiiatlon of Grrek word* Mr*. F. L. Ilitu presided. lilher officers elected were: Mr*. studded white chiffon roitunlc for to work. ing “renutiful" and “strength.'* Tho local moonshiner order a J. It. Borland, aSMulant chairnian; Mis* Trevor, c Mophuuc satin and net costume, for shuw girls sumo charred oak kegs. nn.| p ans Mr*. Itoye R. t’Ippin, program , hilrman; Mr*. F. t.. lltte. n«- Joyce Compton and Hu an Flem­ a dance in traitor of Ins wife, who sl'lant program rhnirmnn; Mr* ing, and cellophane wool bathing sold to the wrong person and went Effie line son, personal wrviro and suit* for At line Judge unit the tn Jail again. Tho local merry wi­ chorus git Is, whom medicine dow orders some hair dye, hut enliitnirnt chairman: Miss Minnie Stewart, secretary: and Miss kills w ne given a cellophane it doesn't conic in time foe the coat, dance. The Incut editor write* na Maude Jinkins, treasurer. Jane Darwclt, Evelyn Venable, editorial shout people who send Those present were: Mrs. V. P. J. FMu aid Bromberg mid pclll their money mil ,,f imrrt, instead Bines, Mr*. K. L. Hite. Mrs, Mar­ dagger are h| m> featured ip the inf pntroiii-im- loon| merchnrk*garet Fletcher, Mrs. Kfffe Hewcast of “Blur F'or A Night.'’ the loe.il dissatisfied bride order* lingerie —so It goes. Me. Miiburu has ready written a group of well iale grate, I short stories. He his received f>eriiii**lnrt to quote in m e Ion, paragraph < iitFrroN, in.. Hi-pt. i» _(,p) from imiil order catxlugr.es. Ito l*»hn Vim VVyhi* IiiM jn*t fun In* I knows mo,ill town Oklahoma u< h h own kuivi* mor.umi’iit, ,1 |imj you know your hodioniu. And ev w l which ha* kept him limy cepling for tim climax, which •luff In* r r l l r d oVunt iiv'liM* farm seems n lllllo forced, he has eon,. in u. I bad these and other m ateiiils Van IVyIn* aI**■.initial tin* Hlyru* into a first rate lim e’, built intilil * ami fuallium* I it uf "House ef U ileans,” by )|. Gnrya mnrrrti* “IwmtM* I ouiMn <tmiil uromul ilufnrr tint«I (Moke*I : a lustoty uf eer taill F'rench rulers, written with u I 'lii’tl. sparkle and tlavor of rimtempoMArul." h«* tuhh’il “if I 11itmlif i ; IM Im* itniiiD? it in |hi* n«*xt f*'vv raneily which me niosl unusual; excellent reading. y c iM IM di*r m y own nr<»vi,(" "A Rider ol the ChoToki n Strip." hy Kvutt li. U nn.ii,| (Houglilwir, Mifflin): lile story of Dll' la in ,., seulptur's lunther, who "liied clemr" and made lit. alioma like iT. fCTili, 1,f «i t* 1 I"’ ' t i i ulnr ilylo. Till* Hllll lllU l 't l huni sin thi»y liivi* Imm'M oh rr>p' “Gomel: Tyrant of the Andes," uihi* it Imkhi to tin* irmiu* iEi|i[»|y ■v Tlumin, Rourke (Morrow); In in 1h(* o|iiriitm uf Huti l*nin» \ ography of the late dii’laior ol hlwti* re nit* iu|N*rvi*n»r. Hi* *Tii«l Yenemrln, who ruled hy 1 ,|1 le lit* iH VtT f a f i t'll •lii'h Mil i t* lit and made tig money; if you (IjfttUf of ipiiul or iht* la r *I • in a li dreamed a story like tin. y o u 'I healthy roailitiim, II-* attrilmtr I hale yourself t'Mtiiimed hy a p,ylltln 1*1 HU'HM *4^1 la fv l lift* iinl (as iltuslrated) chiutrlst, alavnri* of mint in uaitiiug n*n "A Time tn Itimieml.i r,*’ hy R«tn. l.eane Zogsmilh (Band in): labor novel, well done hot a lilt e out FOIl I’ASTUMFSt DRY of drawing; the "capitail U" aie Street and Sports all 'iuptd or vi nlal, the workers IlIttIDKINGS, N. D. Sept, it WEAK (dh Twn-thlrds of western South are di.mnmd In the notch. “Three Itoadi,” by M int ice t ItnWnli’s range pasture, me d Grrpes and wmdens. All the I aerihed hy the fideral rro|i .ind \V;il dr (Stoke*| three of W.il-h'i j new leal urea outstanding thia somewhat sillied Irish r nm niei' livestock te|Hirting service u season. "driel heyotid recovery tbi* wa bo .lid logether; you either like' Grey, rinnamon brown, Wa ah or he l.lli'S ycu tn lie Itli, son," "Ail Ahniit I.iirltr," hy Fh I''. I lili'rk, m n j. rus*. Itraillifally Itenson (D luldeday, Inuuot y nij led) red frocks. Sites 17 I* It). * . ri member Mr. Ilenjmli*- l.mi.r. of course; here nte nil Ho I .tula imv e|, iit one compact hat heavy vol­ ume. ' ‘Spring Dp, O Well," l y Dorn thy Ruth Kntiu I ll'll) : vvlirat Miss Kahn found in Palestine, de-cribed in gushing mol high It wn pro ■ "Ac I Knew i mill," ly Sin Jnme- E, Walnut (llohli* Mend t | Woman Hexes Coptf ! One Flees S c e n e I Mrs. Moore Elected Chairman Of Circle * ■v *. < Iluilds Tombstone To Keep Self lluny v w tf t.fiW H tp e s a RADIO New llubrites TO N IG H T 6.95 & 8.95 jss«r Two “MUSTS a m ANT STATION WITH n a rues or a rw an ... 99 lor every wardrobe JUST INI If A SCORE Of UIUIANT Nil FEATMES . ... I Thu "foal" of tuning a Zanitli is entirely different irom ordinary radio. Juit try tuning any other radio than comm in and tuna with tho lit! (ingot-Up Lightning Station Flndor. Thera ia no campariaonl . • , Juit aa thora U no comparixon between a Zenith . , . and other radio. Wa invito you to find thia out for younaU, . Mod#ls_froaL|22ii5, U2, Eogg-Tccnu* ■ America s Most Copied Radio AMI UKTIIHN KNCiACJK.MKNT ALWAYS A YEAR AHEAD iHEi HOFMANNS ELECTRIC SERVICE STATION PHONE 101 t 2 00 M A G N O L IA - West's (tame Thrives On Drought, 'Hoppers New Fall B L O U SE S • ‘* t Dtt 14 11 ^ Roemson ,'$UU£tth b a l l o t s l .. io*» 8U)nom J New Wool 1.95 - 2.95 SK IR T S I.OI SF1S and aklrls are lu yoof wciiln.lv whal srasuning U tn 2.95-J.95B!salad. They »tde. il up and give It t l s right flaiur. You'll find ),mr wardrobe srrain g twice aa rx D n .itr fur a ft w liluusnt anil extra nkirlal llluunm hi wrighted crept- and spun rayun. . , skirla in plaida Jk ootid colors. The Yowell Co. I'hune 12.1 S anford K. I n i 81- i W '*fH \ Tfi tv nl % <5 ■ts % ■A -rt •■..il « V1 H V *».CI *V-( i 33 �9 T% \n x jK # x » p .ir y a p ia r y - w • c .- t* - r a & 6 v '. * r "n r / i ■>•■■*• * * * £ * * • - '* > '? •. v v i :. . firS a k ! IS AQUARIUM FLAN1B • * NEW YORK, S ep t Kerepe’s n ett paMkal ie Ukely te be the I retirement of Britain’s tlvu premier, B e i % if young pcagmateea awn ranks are iw m i: fierce attache the* I directing against him. •pell In tha warfare to ewaaat Baldwin, but tha la*arB**Ba a rt bant on purgtag tha party af what they call the raecUoaary Old Tory guard, la wMck they accord Mr. Baldwin a high piece. An Impartaat aspect af the situation is the state meat clr cuts ted la high gaartert la Eug land that ywaag King Ed\---r. does a»4 regard Mr. BaU.tliwith high fnvae. A i d w l «*- * • • ‘ • \ * • • ' period a n M l m i prised to boar the klag lacks any deep affec­ tion for “farm er" Baldwin, whs la aoid to W ee set himself op lone ago aa mentor of the then Prince of V a in . Mr. Baldwin Is credited with baring compelled the Prince to abaadsa bio favorite pestlmo of riding to hounds In 193P, an the gin undo that the heir to the throne wna endangering Ida Ufa. Tho premier also la said to hare been awe of thoso who tried to Induce the Prince to amrry against his wllL Young toiuervatla* long hare charged that Baldwin la nonpeogrrsslre aad lacking la U n a sad Initiative. The haadUag of the Itaio-Ethioplaa problem all but brought hie political b a a e down about Me c a n . Bed th a n T ’■ t , r ~ ~ ;* T ‘ - * . T * ~ •*t ^ O P E N T IL L U M . COCONUT and PINEAPPLE LAYER CAKE Legionettcs WUl Nominate OfAccra For Coming Season MICK aad ANGELO CONSTANTINE—Praps. 1st—farmed tha “Coagratalstion Club," a M id , strictly-buslaess orgaaiaatlaa. ON SEMINOLE BOULEVARD AT TRENCH AVENUE Ta all parmaa abo*t wham newspaper* carrM marriage, birth PLESU.&Nal 4L b&lfc VAo^ABBAGC* Pound Cg TOKAY GRACES_Z l£- 15c YELLOW ONIONS 4 lfc L S. No. 1 POTATOES 5 Lbs. IJ c SWEET POTATO ES 3 Lba. ’2 |g B E A N w i t h pork and sauce 16 os. can SATURDAY ONLY a Real OM Fashioned F R I E D C H IC K E N D IN N E R LANEY DRUG FRESH FRUIT GERMAN APPLE CAKE COOKIES 11c Dos.—2 Dos. 19c COFFEE CAKES 2 For 25c SALLYS 5c SPAGHETTI Prepared .15*4 os. can 5c PINK SALMON Finest Alaska tall can 10c a se •e »e *■ :.. •» * * *f th# bast Mil Improv­ e d crop* to bo seeded at this time a n Austria* (ra y viator poaa and n lr jr vetch. Thoso crop* also make e n d patter* for pig*. cows anil tkkkeaa. TW c o n yield following Am IHa«t poaa was Just about dsu■Md oa the tehool farm In San­ ford. Prof. Alea It. Johnson, diiw to r of rotational agriculture, at Somlnolo High, ran give the exact Hairy retch I* a crop seldom men growing In these parts. Not ■«*h ha* been said about It. hat it make* tirellent grating and Is a soil bulkier. Bulletin 51 by J. Lee flmlth tell* M i “Veteh Is a legume and therefcre le one of the class of plants SKOPLJE, Yagoalavta, Sept. IB •W eb In conjunction with certain -M V -W hen Emm Batavia was bnctarin, too small to be seen by • year* aid, ha pramlaid kia b e unaided eye, called nitrogen­ mother ha wield ■saw Bay filing bacteria, take the free nlavenge the ainrdrr af kia father. tregon from tPp» air Into tha soil It took Mm BO ysara to fulfill and fU It In tha plant. When these the raw. bacteria come In contact with a Mgvme root, they enter It nnd multiply rapidly. In young, thrifty plnnta, It takes on y a fere hours for the organism to enter the fine Mat hairs. Here the bacteria find a suitable home, multiply tepidly, aad puah out the meeting of Ihe root and form what a r t kn- «m as to berries or nodules. "E tch nodule contains millions of these nltrogent fixing bacteria. In Ihe nodule the bertarto feed upon the plant Juice and In return furnish the plant wl*h more nitro­ gen. Aa the plant grows the baeterla multiply, and the nodules increase In site and numb >r. The nitrogen of the air Is taken by the bacteria and Is rom..lned In such form that the plant Is able to us# It as food. It Is seen that these bacteria are co operative bacteria; that la, the plant nnd bactrrl* live together, each working to help the other. The nitrogen trapped from the air Is stored rmt only In the roots, hut throughout all Ports of the plant. This t-vketheae plants valuable for feed and foriillter. “When Ihe plants begin t» Torn seed or break down fmnt any PREHIDENT d P E A M cause, ihe«e nodules or ‘homes of t'AMRRIlKIE. kl»ss„ Sept. IB— bacteria' cease to grow, lose their (AT—Harvard University, in the plump appearance, begin to shrink pn-srene of scholars from nearly, and eventually decay nod return ly all nation* and more than 15.- the bacteria ta the ■oil. inxi alntuni and atudenta, brought “The distribution of the legume Its .100th anniversary releora'.l-m bacteria, so that they may come in In a climax today with an addrrsa contact with the roots of the le­ by President Roosevelt, alumni of gume, enter the r.wits and fo-m the class of ttMM. The President neiiulor. ’s rnmmonlv enlled Inor was sehetluIWln' speak this JTttf* utation. The bacteria for Innulat noon. Ing all legumes are not Ihe same. 1'or instance, the racteria thut in m REPORTED OKA II oeulate common legumes, like row. CAIRO, Egypt, Sept. IR.-f-Pl— peas, peanuts, velvet l>eiins, etc., Two hundred workmen, women are usually present in abundance and children were rvporte<l In the soil. Thoso lacteria will nut dmwnr-l today In a boat collision Inocualo seiches and Austrian win­ ter peas. The proper bacteria fir Inoculating these crops are not naturally present. Therefore, these crops must he Inoru ated wbrr planted in n field for the first time if good growth Is to be expected. More failures are pridtahly ible to the lack of Inoculation than all utht r causes known. Ilich soil will grow retrh or pea- without Inoc­ ulation. hilt growing Ihe crop there will not introduce these hseloria and the crop most draw its nilrneen from the *r| Instead of from Ihe air. The succeiilinu crop of vetch will dr no letter.” Feature Winter9e Styles Stress Laid On Clothes Jet Black WHk Relief Toadies Effected By Jewel-Like Color One of the new hair dresses, created by Guillaume of Paris, was a page boy coiffure, with hair ported across the top of the hea.1, hang* rolled under seres* th* fore­ head and locks ro led under agahi a t ihe nape of tha neck. An even­ Ing coiffure worn with n low cat Kdwanlian gown was swept back from the face into close -orled colls, then swept back again late curls simulating the three Prince of Wales plumes. Head* wstw kept small, closely curled iwl’o were featured, and the old marcel ware was virtually banished. Other fashion notes which warn stressed: Borders are important, appear­ ing in wide fur hems on coats, fitted Jackets and dresses Hots are black, high and n trifle exntle—Persian rone tnquae, store pipe*, and toque* with tall twloted drapes. Twists of danger red «T golden oak velvet often accent them. Cloves ore occasionally colored to mntrh tha trim. Suits are ace high In ehle from the casual spectator sporta outfit to the most formal block brood* rloth trimmed with Persian lamo designed for town afternoon wear. Scotch plaids are here In n big way—In entire suits with plenlM skirts, plaid skirts worn with black Jacket* and in motoring and sporta way—coats. Trousered effects have kept their place In the mode. They are tee* In plus four beach nnd shooting costumes, harem lame lounging clothes nnd culottes for spectator sports wear. Yoath FalfUts Vow; Avenges Dead Father Writer*, BU M —WINES—JUICY STEAKS— CM4CKBK—SPAGHETTI—GftlLI • GaardToMotre b Mew -Armory Oa September 21 APPLE SAUCE LAYER CAKE . •*. * ettos will rallra to the National Guard Armory for rifle practice. Tonight’s session wl'l ha the first business meeting held by tha local tprganlxation In several weeks, since regu-ar night* here bean devoted to taiget practice. J . Adrian Brown left this afternoon for Salem, W. Va.. whera ha will Join Ms wife and young son, Billy, for a few Jays before they rriu ra here. GUIs are eligible for a dowry if they leave tu he married after being employed with, the British posloffiee sla years or more. HfNMEVRI.T KNIMIKHKIt QUINCY, III.. Sept. m . - t , D Tho fifty-fourth utmusl writtenlion of the l.linois State Kudo ra ­ tion of labor Wednesday discard­ ed a Mtyrar-old precedent nnd aiUiptnl unanimously a resolution endorsing President Roosevelt for re-eleetion. Ai Tr* t i i i p p ro\.M |»>ni.\T li Mllilil.KTOWN, «„ Kept. |H.— (/P)- The lldof who stole ail au­ tumn die In-longing to Testy Pey­ ton of I'oasttown Heightso* — »’ - r ■ c ——I it itsys later parted In the rtu r of un ire and coal com piny, lie work* for the company. S C H IC K DRY SH A V ER Calipers are instruments for measuring the diameter or thiekne«* of small objects. County Jedga atari If. Clark of i l l Rtrealt Ceari. pvsasfullag Atteraey, Onsets S ^ a l y Assaasar af Taaoa ie T ai Pulltcisr, w O sssir ■erarlatsadsat af Pahllu lo t Ire*Hun. se Csuaty aurvsror, se five C sssiy CommlaaluMr*. se Ikrse Msmhtrs s f IP* O seetf ■ward af f s k ll i last rust te e .. se Jualle* uf IP* Past* la aad toe IP* futiewiaa Jaafie* in *, trials, vis: No. I. I sad t *» Cuastskl* la IP* felluwlag Jaafleu Districts, vis: Ns, I Pad la Isstlmsay wpcrssf, I hay* teeast* set my Paad aad afflsed m ureal Hast uf ip * B u t. uf luetuu. ut Tsllukusucc, Iku tpiuk this iku im p day I Aaauet A. D. Iflt. It A. ORAY. , toerstary *f dtat*. ?H O IJ. J. r . MrOl.lt-LAND, o r A P P L I C A T I O N » 01. TA X O L ID Ik c a c lc a m N*. I U I ■Vi•TICK IM II K I I K I I Y « H V K N . Ik.il M l tV l> l l t A III.N K It fst.l-l. r of T a s * •tu n .M it No b i i . i**iifii tho mi •Lb V ••« usual. .\ |» l U J , ltd* n i l atllfr III III) i f firm am i |t.»*« lnj«h1*1*•-•11*111 flip II |A « il|rt| III ho l«BI|r | IliB M ill .Viti| i»V llft*alo ml* * Ilia* fs llt*H IliR «l* nrrlls*‘I IlfUll V*V III I ltd* 4 V t.n i) dif Hrlfillilit l, Midi, i f |'||.mil, Iff - kb11 I 4.1 I I ll|i»rk\1| K i K h n n I S r k . |M4l IL m»|| & I'ugf-M SI tu H Mini r i.i i ito*«k c |m | i * i a «i. Th»- ,»B*r aalitrM t.f |h«* »-lt*l |»r«f»ei t , iintler Ihm Bdlil •-’•rllfl* Ml« l•<•l»•>«| ta.ta til tha IMfile* Ilf I',%NJ4|II K T l t 'K , I'nlddW sdibl la r llf h a lo wlu»ll I**- la •la r liir il <|i I of ilifiM III la «B tha 1, dr*< r l M lhe-r*.in wrill L«* »i4lil In tha- h l|h»*t l.tiN* r Ml Ilia* iuU fl-Lou* o ilid.r Ili** fir•*! ilu in l-o In Iht- mm nth Ilf «n ilflf*r, IT U . w hh h t* I h r alh «liy I H B l u r , ITS4 I Ml* *1 Ih U l» ih ild r of Hr|itmitj*r, N O T IC K SALAD DRESSING: fo r tobacco righ t to sm oke righ t hU n f h -r k nf Hrftllnftlm lly : |» i ir i i N l M i .s . I'lr r iilt C m irf *»f IW B Iilf, FI*»rhLl A \1 W K K K N . R a n d a ll E l e c t r i c C o I* f . f u r .u .i T b cra’a a f^ght mqr to a m g i A ad there’s a right wijr to co t Whan you drive into our utation, whether you want wuter or Kunoline, we greet you with • smile because we appreciate your vulue |«trun- I E N G L ISH G U L F S E R V IC E �CH ATS Pick The Winner ^ c o 'a s s . n n s s r TO V PLATED TH U m m lse & K tti • I M /tw E M i k m M n t m l *k« v t t k i H l l N t M m k i m M l Cowed, W itoH Uahrer- l i m i t i f l l k m la Mo fealty . i t t | ’i atMotte * w tw , that Hi* Tho I*m at tha** t i n * boy men, i Me m M n far Um Matters thte foUowtag M tho footstep* of tks faar I* i Mm M la tk* ***t*r *f tajurio# to W*H* aad Cothort, two lk« Um . atroag wlagawa? c r a M M at fa** F h * g n o r to w . am * *f th**d t* w i i l r J« i «k*t “Jh u " *>■ regutan af Im % m r , i n rocotv- M k * k « tk* l*c*l c r l l Usm, ilac* I Me Ik* Im UtmUo m *f Cowtll » m p n t , teemed M U r far • aoc• a i U m Coach C M F i n M i i m i l i l aoosoa tkl* jrw r tkaa any D m *M Priam of THaavUI*; WU-.ta tk* p ait ta w years. M Aa t o n aa o t Park Hid**. DL| BUI Blauebtor, o f Ran fo r i; U Maooo o f M iami; Dougina C*Umar* a t Virginia, Minn. Tk*** fhr* ar* a ll kooky lad*, bat Ik* eligtMJIty o f Mason aw l How, however, tk* Baailaol* coot koo doubt If tk * / wlU bofln acrlauaae* tkl* w**k, alar* they ar* afraid that lb* ftw man tail to u*« may b*com* injured la Ike rough work. Cadamr* I* la doakt. Tk* Miami Vaaaaal la Itsolf I* tk* fic t that toy baa had boom difficulty with all injuries ar* coming to Ilac*. M* acbool grad**, and Oirooru man, wbero tk* Colory fed* wot* —a Junior college product—waa abort**! of men. l a tbo backfbld, a atadonl at Rollin* far tk* flr*t tkor* aro ] • men, *11 of whom few wooki o. la a I aeislon an-l could bo ccunted oa for plenty of kl* atatoa a r a lti official ruUqt. good play Ikla aoaaoo, white th a n A | mater tk* llaU tre euffcrvd aro only around I I man who can • heavy laae la tho Injury of bo counted oa for /la y oa tbo Rem* McCall* during Spring Inolo Um . i. McCall*'* kne* will Uneaa aorn* of tb* men out now Im out of tho gam*, but recover In tint* for play In the otnlaliig recruit* nro woriti opoiting tilt with EuatU, It la t for the middle p nliion. doubtful nhother ur not the Bonfi­ re Tom Kirkland nf Tult-t, no lea will have a chance to ret up n aad Troy |>p|| ot Lena- largo acore aa wa* expected, ind th« coach** ar- highly Today, Coach McLuraa hi singI with their ahowlng. J n Ing a tun* of “Old Man Jter. Slay practice.——- ”■—> Way From My Door," with Coachrx toeklea and end- tow el' SfeOrncI' ^MawC-vdsn chln.H '•man expect to be a* well with a mighty chortu. id aa laxt year, while In | ----------------------:kfl»M 'hey hope to d erriip f J | a n t N R v i p i t d ) n * H •peed than IK, 1M15 ball r ***5n a _ l ~ " a DUKE vs* DAVIDSON • RULES i. CM* tail entire ihw l Imlud.-o the M n rtlo m a l lott PlroifeML M t o » " . •» *•»«’• Jewelry ator* ***M0 to* weroa. ar prise* aeaaauty ' • “ " ^ * V IMomant. This meat k* Man. m .sm a rt* onattv W to e aantaat. TO* fewer wbt ooahly—lb# m art aaonaa were m %9 EP*R. a. Man* yawe un aaieattooa a* m u '•* »**»*■ 4. Inaert to* acara* l#» lh#DUK**am«** »>*{**** »• m H r.." , -m bo Munto* a. * J " ™ | n « pwreon wasm-**-»*•••w t. Part an* toe naareat paeftil *0 #r# wto*. TP# chart an* aarrart •* meet to I[*toe M ta The Maraht afflaa *#» talar than naan 0 centurie* a t Ha la aad *at u - T H IS W E E K T H E F IR S T P R IZ E 25 zsssr RINi , ticket* will »i-« slr»o- •" III la, i l . i U m I the •Inner. The t»lh | rimul pLo-v. «le. p alarmJ H u net P>*f tola waak w* C o t o W e r t’n nntl n e c u r o t h e w o n l In t h e s p i c e k Iiovi* oik c h a r t t o T h e H e r a ld O f f ic e . bind p a y AN D THEN IT MAINKt) New Yoik H7 r,7 .C04 IU ---------HI. Ixiula S3 03 ..VW B 10 SHAMROCK, tlk lr., Sept. I S -- Chicago S3 0-1 .IMirt Bib 10 UP)—Tha Euchre I ml lane begun —— -------------------their ceremonial rain ilanre near Colton price niljualnirnt p iy here on n Saturday. For twit inenta to North Carolina farmers day* they itenred ami no ra h i.1amounted to |I,M 3,7IH on Aug, 30, On Mondry Chief William Bren it j according to agriculturist* ot and hi* two daughters am i North Carolina Htate Crileg*. CIa* 9 i Red Advertisements FOR RENT furnUhed 3 badroom house. Rood location. Fbomi 1X3-K for appotetmeaL BOYM AND Ulrte U k y c l .s - a t * price that will save you money. VUnley-Rogera Hard­ ware Ca NOTICK OP APPLICATION PON TAN o t a o (tonal* *IU Ns. IU| Also. Don't Forget that the Boy Or Girl Student- Now Leaving For School Will Appreciate most a Watch From W ert's W E R T -T h e Jeweler MID BHIBTB IN VOGUE latone*. And aa Uaw paraaad tk* *v*n I B M ’l - A LONDON, tenor aad a»|r*a* at It* way*, irkw rod abirt, generally worn tk* Rotnaa*. wtw had a kakU of adopting thing* O ririaa, pil­ wttk • gray ault, ta on# of tbo fered the football Mm, b at to fa teat fashion craxta fur men. foyoaUll top yrlgkt salt*, aaUod • Dark Mm shirt* with gray It “PoUIn", Tk* Im ta a a and* ■alto aro more popular than •tec* tk* Dalmatian fl»h•uck pengrooo later oa, wken . — _ .... ................ .) reforrod to King Edward world aeries a t football they I ** "tho awa la tk* Mu* ahlrt,” --------J conquered with' - ow*auwnnr..J . . . . . — ---------------- , (Math at Octator, DM. which la tk. i Uk Oar at October, lkJC. ! UolMl tola l*lh Oar of Hrplrmlor, Haw T ort. * T.» # rtPWAHO W. UIIKI.WIM. ear* •» “ u , ?f o. r. iieii.nihin*, Treat Compaar J * '? * 11 C M of d erail four! ot Wall mraat. Naw Tom. H. T. To* u 4 u i k e l ram a n berekg Baatlaoko County. VlueM.k untaret- an* raqulrwb to appmr *J* Ur: A. U. WEEK», Oatolnr Itk, A. U Iklk, to too MU of eom rUlnl UleO naalaal jo e to lh , akoro aatllla* causa, aa* Ilk dar ■>* Au**ak, A. U l»M. koa MWTICB 0 0 APPLICATION POH “TIM M afor* lleraM” to berekr daatgaate* aa Ike aewapopev M lllrd asm , la my elflee aad has t a x OOBO which Ikla erdar akatl ho pahm ote appltoatloa fee a ta* dead I (tonal* Blu Me. 1*1) l» to Ias aad tharowa. M 4 eerllf- I KOTICN IM IIKIIKIIT IIIVKS, Ibat llakad once a weak (ar (ear <tl Irala tmkraroa toe felto o la g WIOHT IIKtiM. COMPANY bolder t-( cokaarulU* wash*. Wlinrea mr hand aa Clerk of acrltod proparlr la lh# Ceaalr » l «.|»tl»a of Taa l.'trllllrala No m . Ikla Court and Iks Meal e l laid 1“ 1*: . l eaeod lh* Tlh dar of Julr. A. O. «'curl al Sanford, Florida tola IM II Soalare Hatohla. ___ IKS, has riled MIM lu mr *>,1Ira atm A. II. t i l l . Tha aaaaaanwal of lla aald P»k- has made applk-allon fur u laa tktd Ini. iter k l MaptaniHar, t t P, IIKIINHON. rrtr andrr Iha aald rertlltoato toouad t0 a , Maua* Ibareon. Maid rerlltoaia ' Clark Circuit CnuiC wua la Iha aanw of MAUUM M. JAM- fmarana Iha fototwlo* d.arrlb.1 ‘ mid ramOTOU ^ to redaamad •" " r d lM l" tow. Ike M »P rrtr dearrltod therein will be add ■o lto_ nUbeat nidAir .1 to . n m U hmsa. dam m tto rin l Moadar to Ito "'■'••s •» oelator. I»»«, which la too Ilk dar of delator, 1*1*. . ,k u ***k k > " /aplemtor, ” _ ,, u n r i i w H g WBB H P y , J r * * .?* yrroM O m w te t Mamlnnla CUeafr, jneftO*. •V' A. M, **■ c - NOTICE IM HEKET ntVM MM. EldHAEMTn M V A E T af Taa c*rtirtml* No. II*. lam told Air *d la te. A. M ISM, hi roam ta ate aMtao OM hM am pNrnitea tor a Ida Mod la ha ih k iM i, Bald rartlftoata *■ Ur A. M. WEEKS. K to ^ '^ S L ‘Tt*iu *' * II t l J t l M . I * I. Oloek la via* I Maaford ft. of to . mid proparlr w m ttt lh, Mig rartlflrale Imead w.a t. , M MOM of Mil*. I'AIUIIE IJ. WfLMM. t!.Um mid rertlOeala .hall ha r»daamad arrordlaa to law, Ik* proparlr drorrltoitaaraln • will ha atod „ t>M niddar *1 tto .oart*ow dam aa Iha Oral Honda r la tha moalh af Ori*a*r, im*. whkit to lh* Mk tor a l October, IM*. doled Ikla lkth dar af September, tarn n. p. iieiinimin, rtork af Ctrealt Court of * . mIonia Cauatr. Florida. By: A. M. WEEKS. Ik. C. (SHAD iHputr Clark. NOTICE OP APPLICATION PON TA* D i a s (tonal* BIS No. toll NUTU'K IM IIKIIKIIV IIIVEN. that MXIYH HATCH holdrr of Taa Carllflrale No. H i imuetl In* Ind dor af Jalr. A. H. IMI. baa filed mm* In my offk-o and haa mail* api-llcatlnn far a U s deed to be laaued thereon. Maid rarlifkata embierea the folluwInM Oasrrllwd propedr In ll»* Coualr •* Hamlnola, Mala of Florida, lo-wlll Hag. M«H fl M A III- ft K of NW Cor la>l 4. Macllon XI. T»w»■hlp I* Mouto. Han*- la East, run N 4*1* ilearae* K 111 fl * IS d-g. 10 min. K Ml fl to U N MWIr along lato* 111 II N U deg t* min. K i n H to lleg. 1 A r m Tho aaoaaam-nl of Ito mid property aadar Iha mid rartlflral* laaued waa la Ik* nam* of C. M. KENNEUV. Cniem sold r.rllfWale akall to re­ deemed arrordlng lo tow. Ito pro#1 artr dearrllred therein wilt to ardd la tot ktehral bidder al lb* roert-kaaaa danr nn Iha flral Monitor In too month. of delator, told, wbleb la to* Ilk dnr of delator. 111*. Irated Ikla Into dar W Maplan.tor, INI. O P. II KEN I ION, rtork of Clrraik Caairt af Mamloola Coualr PtorMa. Ur: A. M. WEEK*. , both, o f Lyndonvllle, VL, voteian Bimtotli. t x r . V i Mn, NtmCK (M HMUOIV UtVKN. Itoll i * r . WHEKIJOt holder af Taa Cbrguar.1, dlad Kumtey. lIHral* No. IMS, toaaad lb* Tto dar at Still another o f tbo store whom t^ , , , . rrrm, n . f in . « i * , —r-a J*|y. A. I>. IM*. has (tod mm* In mr Coach Noblo K lm r had gapretod i r under to* mid aaellftooka afflrr add haa mads apoUsoUaa fur to form tho m iclru. o f KU HWS * OV* * * 1 OT a to t dead la to leas'd Itorvan. told raftlfiral* tmheec** Ik* fsHowlug to­ gridiron machine la In • aonoua ftoJ,m mid aaMMhola aka* re- wrrttod proparlr l» to* Cuunlr af condition. Ixiwtll Iteckcr o f t e n d V r ^ toQ k*towLlto » P tomtoato. Mala af Fiartd*. «*-wll: to *. Lad I Mark C WUma'. AddlLAEAYirrtK, 1ml.. Brpt. IB — Reading. Mich., fuUbo.k auft o X f m .to w**| Itoo la Ovtod*. (A l—'Tom MrCanmm, alar I’ur- ferod sever* burn* and hi* !»• how** door oa Ik* Head Mao m | Tk* a earn*a-.nl nf tto u ld prop, i n u u “rfc.#rtr andef tto mid rertlftrol* lmw*d duo University halfback frori cov*ry wa* not certain. , L^inTTib m r -" S to d n lv T l _ lU * ; to Ito nam. W CNKNllWN. Evanavillr, Ind^ died yesterday morning from turn* rerelvetl in « shower room explosion o f gnaoIIm fume* after practice Inal /•J u n ta -. Two blno.1 tramifualona wers given Mrflannon in When It rum** to tho proper, (SKAT.) an effort to sa v s hia life. i lx* does o f o laxative mediclae, ItcCunnon. S0-yr*r-nld jnnter, dtfferont persona and differ cut wwa the second mainstay or Ihlf age* naturally M od differ**! -J yoar’s Curduo train lo autm inb dose*. Froper • '• # do### tborlo burn* suffered in the fire, ough ly <h> 111# wweb expactad -rna CW Uri A. M. WEEKM. S U ff. U C. caused w hin a coal stove ignited without harsh p w g ta g . gasoline fumes. Curl K. DrillBtecb-Drsugh! Jaxativ, la JIW pored In » d r / powder eo th e ttoroem T n S r t b & g f i S r t roe. S Ng * S; " ’ , DgPtoattea. . l i e o f tho dto# r o silf aamruirmau adjuateil to the Modona o f I t e g^ to O lh . I A T t - A N T I C C D A W T U N * E A lfc pc n o n taking It. N ot too m oth, im e r E O A O C O M W A N V . a a a rp a ro U a w . but Just tnou gh iKorottfWj to * d .drop * - I * , d -d ** 4an ta. ____ _ rolleve donatlpotWm. rrtr am W - ^ » u , h t te oroStod w ith M - m . NOTICK IM IIKIIKIIV IIIVKN. Ibill IUM.tl.EK KNIliHTH hold, r ul 1-1 ol Tua l.vrllrwal* Nu. Ill, Uaurd lh* Ilk itov u( Julr. A. I t IH l. to* III-.I •ala* in mr a(Hra and to t luada apl.llt-alh.n (wr • la* Meed lu wa kaau- , ib. rr»ii in.bl 1-rtlfb*I- -ii.I.rai-* in* fuliawlllg ileatrltod prupeMr In Iha I uunlr of Seminole, NUI* ul Fkirl■la, in-ell: Uda a A I*. M.lh tVoudruir* ' Mulallktolon. Tk* a-»-**.iienl of to* mid prop*rlr uad-r Iha mid <-r1in,ul* laaued waa In tto nam* a l I’NKNOWN. I’nles* mid rertlfVal* -toll to redremrd nrt-nnllng to tow, Iha proper) r ■l-mrllad ttorvtn will to wiki lu lb* highest I.HLIer nl Ik* eourl-k.Mia* d.mr ..a lb* flral Monday In lb* munto of Delator, I lls , whlrh la1 Ik* Ilk dar of October. 1*1*. I>al,d Ikla Itth d*r ol M-pIrmtor. I»1L n. P. hkiinimin, rtork of r in u ii Court ofI to ni Inolo County. Florida.. Second PurdueMan Succumbs ToBurns Received In Gym ith Health PH O NE 4 7 5 M m aW m m m r n r m h . font over m the brake In time to atop hie car before craahlng ^ 7. waa not la tho gam* h ag*/ tk*a two play*, *ad no e /c itarota* Uehfe* war* poaslbe k*yogd tk* Ikm tk* acrlmmago kecaooo «f tk* aV> tear* of a aoeowtary dofoaao. Injuries took aaotkor aock at tbo O aten, placing **v*a vnraMy gridden o a the ildelkaea. Non* of tk* tom ponry aboencoa ar# aertou* Injur lea and any of tk* boy* way bo out there la tbo mldat a t acrlmmago today *r iotorday. Tk# ailing lint Include* Harry Kite* liter, Prank ICoeato, Buaaell Cam­ ming*, Oeorg* Owen*. Pa*l Brock,; Tom Walker, *nd Lob# Knleel. Brock waa wot ab * to dm akoaldrr nad*. becaua* of an Injurod abnuldcr but took ki* place on a m el* r . en to go through altaal* and do hi* ahar* of the passingAlthough Cody ahlfted lima and backfletd* all afternoon In vnrlout combination*, two a*c*ndarlc* aaw aerate* In lb* earn* arrange* 1Seminole County Laundry |m L |M M |> J T S i l y JS S te • ACBRX. Tlted modh. M. H U rd. U Nd, 1 bM IU , 1 ItE A L ) 1 ISmm SL C’J �BS^g®5M • *,*J*-'' * jEXk’Wn- , Tf. i f t j g , ,v M t q \ f ; r* 4 *' Loyal Troops Eastern Seaboard Hurricane Roars Into A tlantic After, Causing Millions Damage ■ sam aJM 1MS-3S Death ToU l^tlm ated At 8even; Crew Of Ship Feared Leal Is Found On Bprga m im k First ]n Celery Rank rsas Vahse Of Crap In Statu Advances mot pFlfcn M i l l i o n s akoto p ta io n a mutilating death by yootsrdoy. Government caaaoa rained itool into Um faattorod fortress u the militia owaited arrival of now supplies before making an In­ fantry aaoaatt o n e beeps a t crashed masonry. Tbo *oIdlota, who charged lata the wreck which once * m lit# royal palace, declared 1100 of 1700 Feiclsl*—men, women and children—who eolaatarity Imprteonod thomeelve* Inaide the Al* n u r , died when two mine* wore touched o ff by the Government. Rebel* continued to return Government fire, bloating away from cellars where they look refuge when lojral forte* bluw up ground structure*. Government leader* sold It I* only a m atter of time until they killed the remaining Rebel* or took them prisoner*. New York Flared By Strong Winds Re-FIt cHt a Of Rssae veH A d v o c a t e d By P a r t y Leaden Hijrh Pressure A m i Shoves Storm Into East Over O c e a n Vred Cano, Democratic nomine* Former Queen Victoria of Spain (left) Is shown arriving to New York to visit hoc *Wk son, Alfonso, Count of Covadongn, who has been near death with haemophilia, dread bltedlng scourge of kla family. She requested that no recognition bo given her royal status and bogged for a quiet sojourn In the strictest Incognita. ( Associated Press Phot*) IMen of Ik* legislature In JaaW ry “to krey out compensation l i Florida.* lie spoke before o bug* Demoerotic rally in Orlando attended I f score* ef Sanford clllsen*. The entire list ef speakers, which Included Senate Nominee* Clauil* f tp per and C. O. An­ drews, asserted their unified Intontlono of standing behind President Rooeerelt. The state* _ *»- —U l H Wee— NEW YORK, Sept. 19.— One of the worst hurrictiMW -in history swung out to son northeast of here today with all vessels warned to get out of the way. Despite Its violence ov*Y 1.000 miles of Atlantic coast* line, only seven persons werw known killed. Twenty-thra ■M M M W M M M M M t a ,h»blllu‘* more were missing. The death toll estimated at 4B was drastically revised when S4 men, feared Jo*t from the steam* *r lxmg Island in Dels war* Boy. ware found alive on a coal barge two milt* off shore. Four e f lbo crew still are m iulnf. Three city Jail. Municipal prisoners, In the past, Dr. Joan Baptiste Charcot have boon confined In the County (shove), famous Polar explorer Prison. It was understood that the Cona asserted that th* "Reese- known as the "Admiral Byrd of City's Prison will ho used for that velt Administration has brought Front*," and 39 fellaw-scienlisti purpose after the move is made, hack prosperity to the United t and seamen perished whan th e ir, Chief w i l l . . . t - i... . Wrr «r*im r - r w t ” X H E ilo , office ~ c<|uluDisrupted rommuuualtou* pr»* wrecked In a hurrtcan* on the moat from the old location to the Vented an accurate estimate of rocky coast of Iceland. (Associat- new. !i was believed the present property damage although pro* ed Press Photo) police headquarter* will have llmlnary reports indicated mil* lions wer* lost, been abandoned by Oct, 1, I l ast night’s Commission aesA* the great storm, with winds aw gw .» » Knock! Knock) tlon was called for further study ■* high as lOo mile* per hour, uf the 19.19-37 budget, and Mayor circled northeastward, Connecticut ■oetB coast tnalgbt asol In oatcomr t 1V W V W h i V W I H S S V * fjm T SanfocdUa knows the Hhlnholser reported cenikfcrehle apparently escaped damage, south portion Sunday. iI l f I C a n o n m t W 1 of th* popular. fail which progress. Winds and rates which swept v T 0 l K " 0 1 X H O Q h*! sw*l>t the countiy from parCounty Commissioners will tnret . , , , ------------------ ---------------------— „ J While the body apparently has ,h*1 lU t* through tbs night _ _ . lore to national broadcasting . . . Wednesday in the Court House for i tlon of certain Improvement, to -------I . | r m l up„n th. . U o e ^ n „f fund,' •«*'•<«■ Kleew>wra * * • » * £ : I I m w jL . \ d k n f u chains. And today local cltlasns routine discussion* on the Retain#!# ro ad sarv l ktokw.ym | San/onl Rons of the 1-eglon to eert.ln departments, proposed *“ »'* the eoast w as whipped by County bond refunding program • n‘l 9*1" hut dam* V V lu W l U i U U U l are uffered th# opportunity to | DlgTessIng Into another Use of. |u t night reelected Carl Boiler- rspvndlti.rr. for other branches ' hr*v* which recently was authorised. **• ws* reported light. _ _ _ cash In on their originality of I hosght, h* declared that Flo»W a|Won, „ t . ptB|» of , he orglM,. c{ , ov„ nment hmT, nut lm.n I Is going to seek , SStlon fur the second consecutive tied, and the Commission es. R. L. Glenn, local labor leader, Rmmev.lt Administration within Tommy Mfro M | nBnw, pr. „ „ , . dro,re not to m .h . pub. Is in Washington today confer* V O I n ’t ^ w t* Thoatrr, U offtrin* a ,h* n*11 , r ?**” ' „ ,lr*t lieutenant, or seen ml in com- lls any figures until the entire ring with officUU of th* Ameri­ T h . nominee for governor re*1 budget Is adopi.il. A i n n ^ F a # l n n ,flr a t prlx* o f W for lh# b* 'i can Federation ef Labor, accord* knock-knock suumlUeit to th* iterated a campaign stats men others offlcrrs seleelrd were: j Another sosslon Is schetluled for inf to press dispatches from the -------| bus office of the pi*j house bui - 'r * 0"* ‘ mi # II I .IT, Soderblom, second lieu- Monday night when Commissioner* national capital. The year's program of the foreThursday night. abolished osee sad for all In the tenant. John I*ope, adjutant* MUOviedo High School Agricultural Second best hmwk-hnock will ■tots. j ton Adams, finance officer; A regular meeting of th* Jun* ' | Thomas Rivers, re elected ser-l lor Chamber of Common* U Department was announced toduy' receive a two-weeks' pass for | . .J . p i a v geant-at arms; Worley Brown,' scheduled for 7JO P. M. Moaday by Prof. R. K. Cooper who d i ‘fw u . to l ‘,hV R,iM . P"*, k,!*1<K‘i ' l l a i M a n Tha sale of a vast tract of land ; k,,otk. J,ud«,d ,h i" ' J r * 1 wI" In the Mayfair Hotel, the Rev. rocts operations of the unit. In the t'huluotn section for a con* historian; and Hidney Richard Father J. J. KeUagkaa, secretary, In th . following. Prof- Coop, r tw„ lo ,he aldcralion of IHI.ooo was record­ announced today. departmvnteliie* hU program for N tU Kri,lay night Uirger Wesed today In the office of th* clerk the yesr and subdivide, it IntJ ,#r am, hu orih„ lrB are tthedLt. E. C. Ntlson, director of ategle of the .Seminole Cmiply cjrcult -------- . V ttty Mero. chairman of Iha classes of apormtlon, and u|ej | (( preHnt ■ knock-knock avUUon for th* City of Or­ I . According to standing* released American l-cgion Hoy's Work court. h u duties. j stag# show ( t lh» Hits, and th j lando, was In the city today la mid installation | Originally bo unging to th* e*. A -T ypes of Instruction: 1— Bcl w||| Include the three prise1 today, A. C. Madden continues Committee, discuss plans for th* At) Flori* to lead tha play In ths RemInot* ceremonies will bo held in three tain uf Mrs. Nannio jf- Giles, the teach two all-day ctaaoas In B|nner.i. Air Progress and Eighth Anni­ Tournament, w rtks with J. Carl Johnson of I region was purchased uy tha High School; 2—teach )(r. Marentetto said originali County Checker versary Celebration u he held In Oviedo Morse Heal Kstste Corporation of one evening eltas for adulta In , , „f knock-knocks will be the1 sponsored by tha Bsnford Chess Tampa, stata Hons of tha Legion OrUado Oct. 4 and 5. chairman. In charge. Orlando. Oviedo; 3—teach one part-tim e'rhW f u tu re In deckling the' .and Checker Club. Mr. MwUen has won a total After the business session, th* Iwr«y II, Giles, son and attoewey class in Slavla or Oviedo; 4— an<| he urgrd that contest‘lo f 31 1-2 games, while losing group retired to the National fur James |, Giles, who sold the i only 4 1-2 for a percentage of ^Guard Armory for target praeproperty, said Iho land is as yet •975. Following him are: K. M. | dre. I'rte Mem was high man undeveloped nml was uninformed Burns, 20 1-2 won and 0 1-2 in 37 shooters, hanging up a os to the disposition which Iho Thu first meeting ef th* lost for a percentage of .039; H. record of 23 points out of a real estate corporation plana to Weesen's Civic Committee e f the Watkins, IS won and • lost for possible 29. make, Bsmlnnls County Chamber ef O mmorea for th* fall wiO he hold a t tew o’clock Monday morn­ ing In th# Chamber of Comowre* | Knock-Knock Contest Is Booked By R itz Theater SinlontitesTOfiered Opportunity l o Earn Cash, Movie P a n n For Partlci- Cooner Untunes <wtK>> ih*r*T,> ML This County produced I J U pete o< the state's 7J90 ra n of MMTJf# I m Im Ii Conitv vui Ftrot hi rail shlpmenu of celery BB M * 2 straight n rlo ts. “ B r a to rail shipments of let* Bo with 113 straight car lots. Betoud la rail shipments of veg* ah.ee with 5,995 straight carThlgd In n i l shipasonlo of fruit* id vegatehte* with M 72 straight h J Principal S et* U p ‘E" F i fnP t Pro- gram v/I lipcrauon Madden L«ads nay th.pl„B. „Bm rreoki In Seminole County, Checker Tournament ^ **"* WMhbur"'eo,or *—r'j I WFA projects through■ate C an ty during th* k. W. B. Earle, work BRlMitaF MY ERROR! Officer* of Hu couuwitteo M* to n . to d w Cur left af Genova, (halrmaa, aad Mr*. F. E. Bousw u u t ef B aafini, vico^hairama. RABAT, French Moror c i, Sept. 19—(At — An Insurgent radio station at J a m tie I t Frontera reported that tw> Spanish Government p l a n . - s fill In flamer behind F*>ci l lines today w eil of TuMn after fighting vach other by mistaka. F ra ti A t Univenity Four Baaterd youth* attending Chamber of Commerce Head Appoints Survey Crews Cover 1M Farm In Work Committee To Serve For New Year On U. 8. S oi l P l a n T. E. Simpson, president uf the O. K. McNab U to serve aa vico- filiated wMh while Early!# _ rrap Mger of p, M a y te profit I rtawmwhen to hick carter P ath >y. la Mated te r a*t Ight, a d h# wa# Approximately 1M farms kavr boon sorseyod by crew* operating under Um federal soil cense rvaGan program, C. R. Dawson; Gowaty farm agent, n psst od to­ day. Nearly 940 more remain to be shocked for vorifkatioa o f data filed aa week sheet* documents which signify a formes'* partirlpe l Inn la Iha eenoervntten pten. P er planting certain savor crop* aad te r th* dtvontea a f ctrtain cropa, grawora are to pmate* stipala led a m a a ta f n r a tha federal .iemlao.e County Chsmtier of Commerce, lialay annnonced comastttee appointment* to serve for Ike year ef Oct. 1 , 1934, to Sept. 3U, L County Is 23rd In Gw Conaumpthm For Month Of Auiuat Youth Opportunities la the title'during the warm months, he at uf a comprehensive publication sorted. , b ,ll *h* ' , NJ ! ll<;,!,1 | “The belief alout the oyster la 1 r.mv of -k teh “ °" Florkh.'aim JUr to that concerning th . ..td-v bv il U . T ‘1County, ? r of Ih. ^ at the .am . day by T tha Semlnnle " ,» Chamber of Commerce. T a ,i **eCremry esplalned. This M 3-p.o. b-hik contain* a Botl; * ,r ! ,ru# I , , r ' lw‘ summary of rummunlty re. nu' today. ■uurers, organisations and sstv* 02- McCreary blamed unsaidIres fur youth in Florida for l*r7 handling and poor rsfrigera1939. Quoting R. C. lu-aly, state Hon for lllnosa caused by consumodl rector uf the National Youth tlon af oysters, ftah and milk. UnAdministration: jdsr such conditions, any on* of "Is an attem pt on the part the three foods would have made of the Florida Yuuti, AdminLitra-ton* ill, he declared. Remind* County rakktd 23iil among Florida counties In the con­ sumption of gnaullnc for August, according to a report released to­ day from the Deportment of Ag­ riculture. Tftls County’s gnvolint usage amounted to 222,320 gallons, anal produced 115,562.40 rtvenu* for the state. Tha federal tax amount­ ed t<> *2,223.29. Throughout tho state, 21J72,* 912 gallons of motor fuel woo sold bringing a revenue of |1,M I,ID3.H4 to state cuffara. Seminole County uaed 22,099 gal­ lons of kerosen* during August, tho report concluded. rhateman. Other member* aro C. E. Adam*. F. E. Cormae, 8. D. Highleyman aad Mr*. A M. Phil­ lips, all af Sanford; Mr*. I . W. Coot**, Oviedo; C. H. KUIo. Alta­ 1931. Mr. Simpson heads the aiacutive monte Springs: Boy L. Hbwell, aad flannco committee. Other Lake Mary, and A. G. Wagner, members are Benjamin P. Haines Chula*U. of Altamonte Spring*, vice-chair­ B- F. Hi In#* ef ARomonta man; A rthur Branan, Roll an. I I . Spriago was named to bond the Doan, Charles Duaa, Sydney G. project commttte*. H. James Gut Gray. W. A. Leffler, M. i . UH- Is vico-choirmia. Others am If. man, John MsDch, 8 r , G. E. Rol­ If. Coleman, If. BL ftp s, t . Ilins, R. O. Shinholser, W. H. Tun- Mareatotte, ^ re d T , BfUBams and nlcllffe, all of Roafncd; Frank Fred R. Wilson, all p | Banfnrd; Evaao. Lake Mary; C. B. Scarry, A. G. Wagner. Chnhwtal aad W. J. I.oagwood; A. G. Warner, Chulu- Wells, J r , of I i i g a n i Sta; and B. F. Wbeoler, Oviedo. Nr* SimpnoR uy^MUtand icon* Th* Teorlst ComoHUo* te chair- mitt** meetlag* will ho railed inlnlght, Tex, shot a block sag I* with aaamt by R. JL Laaey, Paste, nkiig Iho aaag future, J Booklet E x p l a i n s Operation Of NYA In Seminole County _ Workmen wer* today compM Building contract* In Florid* for thr first seven months of 1939 totaled Wt.3ll.Q00. LOCAL WEATHER 1• aovsn fuot wlagspraad. jtf c r � 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, September 18, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 18, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 18, 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/d146acf347165022cf8395c1d591dd3a.pdf 8d41f35c31aa6784cfae9592584d2109 PDF Text Text merson Hurls Saints To V ictory Over Capitals BACKFIELD in Ghee St. Augustine || 2 To I Edge In CELERY Senes SPORT CHATS hH k% u And Owens Drive In Deciding , Tallies As Fiery Jeff Silences true aporta in Amenta. T to odor* which trlio from the P H " of hi* ,written chapter* cau»* cm* tu •W Um Georgia-Florida * to tto Cracker world «*I t— the viral class li N*d Tuesday crowd saw tho r Fhlatha catcher dan!* tho to with a five hit cxhlbUbm l wto art until the eighth InM e n the champions front Naan coaid push a runner MB clouts off Southpaw Rntdn• *tth the bate of Charlie B R m and Jack Owens driving MM the I t Augustine runs. Walk* to Xupanic and Swindell l i I d l i n ' timely single to right •M the Salats a 1 to 0 lead In M aaeoad frame. Although (he ■Me gathered single hits In the Wt turn frame* It wa* not until M fifth that Owens smashed me two runs with a double, Em­ ma waa safe on Shortstop Roe. MMFb Ugh throw to first amt khmy McGowan followed with a Bgle ta left. Owens then lined n Wble aver Amodal In renter, ■ flag bdth Emerson and Me- t OB the wrong side of a 3 to 0 I Baton tha Capita'* opened with n BAM hambardment In the eighth !■ M a ly miss tying Ih* score. RunM l stUglcd In left and advanced Sa third on Walin' double tn right MBter Ronpond tallied on AmaM lb btflrid oat and Murray shot B t o k b ewer Fltxgersld’s head to M t ir to knock over the second Outs id* of thut flurry nf haso tot* tto Tal’ahasseo batting orth t M i tolples* as Emerson mhu-d a alow curve with his sperd ball, Tto Saint moumlsman had near perfect control, walking only one man. •* Tto game was marked by senm I fielding. On three nernB U icm Mans Dave Kwlndell made gre.it VUIHllng stabs to roll the vlslto-s of apparent hits. Gerry Fltxgem.d •too eommltted highway robbery •B Murray's drlvo In the fourth ukUs tto infield combination nf Ntopowd to Ehel to llnlllrk pulled B sensstlorsl double play, *" Standing out on the hilling end thla morning In tha form of a earnpi# copy with the following bit of m b a | feature: "Her*'* a now venture, It rather explain* Itself. Hope yon like it. Inland to itep out with It month­ ly If It tlkka on tha nawr-etande. l GthcrwU* picas* past (ha aspirin. If It eeem* worth a mention, I’d bo grateful. It’s yours to have a 0.1 cuss.” Tha magaslnt to question is Frank 0 . Menkes AJl-Hpori* Maitaa'ae which includes somJ of the bast sports reading that can be had, «o wa heartily recommend It So, we bid you a fond farewell. to sportsmen and sportswomen aa Avery. Crmala* Over Crealat n fine sport* publication, one which should go place*. Joseph Edward Cronin cannot be considered as a happy and con­ Now A cetyl The welfare of amateur athlet­ tented young man, wen though his ics In the United States might bo 1»:M Job will pet him *13,000, anil advanced considerably if Avery that be wl.l receive the same wages Brundage head of the Olympic com­ in 1037, 1038 and 1039 regardless. mittee, and the m oil elegant pe»Likeable Joile is (he youth who icock of the group, look a running cost the Boston Red Sox no less 'high Jump Into the most dcsolale than $230,000 In cash money last wastes of Thibet without a return year, since which time Ih* base­ ticket. balling customers have hissed him If Drumlogo has lost his prow­ and tooed him, and opined that ess as an aerlallst, ho could, as a |M>rhapt there were about four to.i fitting substitute gesture, turn In many cipher* on the purthase tag. his resignation. While with the Washington Sen­ Ho far as esn bo established at ators, Joseph K. wa* the "wonder the moment Avery Urundage has lad*' of baseinii; the man of mag­ used hi* high office mainly to bang nificent gestures and spectacular 1 the cymbals, whack tho drum* and accomplishments; a grand fielder, ' toot the bugles, of his own making, a great hitter, a brainy player, 1 in salute to Avery Brundage. Ills a miracle leader—while In the sha­ 1 eye* ever bsvo been alert to op- dow* of the Capitol building in 1 portuniUe* for fro* excursions, dear ol’ I). C. 1 free food and free lodging, even But since iecomlng a Bostonian. 1 as he used his hands, or his Vol-c, via the $230,000 e< idopttun mule. 1 or both, to direct tho spot Ight up- his activities have bulled the as­ : on himielf, while ho was attempt- pirin market. 1 itig a majestic Urundage pose. Eiery baseball expert picked ' There Is nowhere any record the Itrd Sox as prnmmt winners 1 that he has accomplished anything for 1934, but somehow they failed which ran bu construed •* a tor- tn tick amt an a result they ate * rifle uplift of the ideal* of sporU- floundering down around the bot­ jj manshlp In America. tom of the first division. In short, Avery Brundage, for Their collapse, while bolstered * much too long a time, hs* heen by one of tho greatest co lection running amuck along tha amateur of stars gathered on one club, Ins (, athletic terrain', without demon­ been a most puxxllnc event nf modstrating the fine and tolerant spir­ vrn base-all annuls. it of democratic America, But Joe is still a grand guy v A review of his action* while nn,| a fine ball plsyer, regardless t the Olympics wore In progress of the fset that hi* llud-m "baked i* need not be ru-prlntrd, for all of brans" made a teetotal flop on the it I- too frM i^ h ^ jlw minds of ntl -fli?ene.p/l Itjt.i v.Vn1U«r1 Classified Advertisements NEAT COLORED girt wants house work. Cura Mitchell, D ll ■AVE Y0UB WATCH r e tir e d lllckuy Ave. by an* wh* really knows hot* Briggs, Jtw tltr, Mag. Ave. COLORED WOMAN wenU Job doing laundry or hoove wvi PERBONALf Mary Turner, $014 W. 8th Bt MEN GET Vigor At Once! New Oetrex Tonic Tablets contain IS— A p artuteuliTfar R eal. raw oyeter lnvlgorntors and other ■Uaiutoata, On* do*o peps tip nr- TWO Al'ARTMENT.S, une gar. age, fur rent, 419 Palmetto Avu. ■•as, glands. If not delighted, rasher refunds few cents paid. Gall, write, HcHeynolds* Drug Cu, FURS LSI IEl) 4-HOOM HOUSE. Desirable. Also Apt. Cur. E. 2nd 4 Locust, lawsun. ■ACE CHICKEN FEED placed la wrong car Haturday night. FOR RENT furnished U bedroom R atura to J. N. Rulmun, l'erkins house. Good locnlion. Phono 122-11 fur appointment. LOST—Belgian Hhrphrnl Dog. Answers to name uf Beano. U g k t Tan with name plate on UOVS AND Girls Bicycles-nt a price that will savu you collar. Notify Fred Rcott at money, Flonley-Rogers linidSeminole Tire Shop. war* Cn FR ESTTMlEitlSr, Holstein cow, $10, KOI Locust, Mike 8aus. BEE REEL AND Bon*. 30| W. First BL far week-end bargains FOR HALE; Used Kelvlnntor Bl ased rare. These ears ere priced electric refrigerator. Almost fu r straight rale with no tradcnew unit. $33. Kuiy terms. Gen­ eral Appllanco Co. ALL-BTATK tires—Scar*’ price* aad Sears' quality. Raal am MISSIONARY Strawberry plants. Grown from northern stock. Bras, M l V . F irst 8L Rex Packard. Phont 414-W. Football G u e s n e r H Showing Interest In Newspaper C o n t e s t dull Slaughter, ItulphSmith, MrT. M. Hill. Jack Jackson, Him Cornaller, Cluy Williams, Is. L .Scull, tlco, Me limy, W. It. Jen nings, Mrs. H, F Munsslvulgi John Hchnard, J r , Mrs. Jon I'a a llio s U Iran* Pag* Oo* iron. Donald I'rurson, Margaret Hchlrard, Jr., Mrs. Burner l.itti, Miss Jane Lloyd, Mrs. Eugcn Iternrr, John Itutundo. Al-o Louise Johnston, Joe Estridge, Haymond Monsalvup.i Johns tun, O. C. Slaughter, Mrs, Mrs. Itlnnche Ware, Frank Mu Marie Hlaughter, Lucille Bols, Joel 8. Field, F'rnnk Wheeler, J r , W. A. .Adams, Mrs. F. T. Scruggs, Edwin Ikmlskr, Arthur Williams, Clifford Bartilft, L. L. McLuces, Luoy Jane fruiters, A. C, Madden, Quillian Jordan, Itsn- Another QueMtion About CAKIHJI MMTIIEIIH IIK<1 >XIMKM> IT • —Milaatioa Wanted IIYI'O HI-TEST tractor fuel. 10c per gallon. Sinclair Refining COLORED WOMAN wants work nursing or doing house Co., HanfonL work of any kind. Charlotte Till­ SMALL GIRLS BICYCLE for man, 911 Hickory Ave. sale. Phona 471-W. BERTHA JON KB. 1107 Locu.t, WAKEFIELD BABY Carriage, wants family washing work. Ilk# new. 913. 711 Park Ave, COLORED WOMAN wants Job LARGE QUANTITY USED ceil­ aa cask, laundress. Viola Wlling and 2 x 4'* for sale. Phone Haato, 911 Cypreea Ave.______ 474-W. I "Why do eo many MtiTHERBl recommend Cardul to their daughterel" Isn't it but natural that «ny giHxl mother should tril her daughters about Cardul if th# mother hrrself felt that she had been benefited by this medicine T It Is impressive thst to many women report having takin Car­ dul on the advice uf their moth­ ers. Cardul has Imn found to bene­ fit women when weakened by malnutrition (poor nourishment): ' —- ™ w" w»wi * *■** Resinol With a Smuet When you drive into our aUtion, whether you want water or gasoline, we greet you with u smile because wo appreciate your value patron­ age. E N G L ISH G U L F SE R V IC E IN W ert’* Football Pick The Winner Contei N A M E ------------------------ ------------- ---- , ADDRESS ........................ ............................... ................................... PRACTICE* Favaritet Lara S n sil» M win b ll.S . A n ln rF In Scritoaafi GoU Toaraaraeat Stiii»a_Friilay Upssts Mark Second sStody B a d u i M « R oad Of Play As « * " j AWWjr At SELECT FROM THE ENTIRE NATION, TEN COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMESt TO BE FLAYED THIS SATURDAY IN THE SPACE BELOW—LIST YOUR TEN GAMES— WITH YOUR CHOICE OF THE WINNERS IN THE PROPER KC'ORE DUKE yb. DAVIDSON . Clip mis totlfe snsrt losleSis* Me s P w lla s m e Im. mtdmtely ealaw. J. First sail, to m uss , at Wort** Jewelry Btert *M aaaec* the wore*, or p x H e osrosary I# aampleU the sSvor. tuamant. TNI* must be Sons In orWer t* ausKfg In tns tontsst. TM Itwer wise austltr—IPs mors tows** tksr* 1s to win. 1 Msks your tsn ssltsllsns as roeurro* aksv*. s. Insort m s stars* tor m e D U M B p m so seas 1Me*. I. roe porsont will Ua soonto* os ■ perfstt astro. I l l ) at th* above rule* (nos. * an* 4) win esbnt a* M portent. Tho person suemltllnu tns most nymfcsr nf serrnst win, nors an* me ns*rest psrfost store win*. S. Tho snort on* csrrsst eg must be timer mails* or brsu«nt to The Marti* sfflc* nst later tken t s'tlosk FHStv eft. srnson prscsglnp tn* SsturSsy asm**. ..................... ....... THIS WEEK THE FIRST PRIZE o f i *925 L A D IE S , d ia m o n d t R IN G on liils Th ru lrv Ikkrls will aloo Im given. In t-aso uC Ik* Ih* Ural t un ..a lu vptft I- tl ltr>,l I hr wmnrr. The lying rom taU nl will I. ilnivimi Inlu srton<l |>late, <Ic. N O Tgi Ustsut* Florist Coe* net *<*F this ms*b ws sr* tubsiltulina ths Dots asms In Fart t si m e tsnlst*. GARDEN CITY, N. Y , Sept. !•<— A tidal wav* of ape* Is, brought on by tha watery weath­ er and tha tendency of all corner* to claim tha fraadm sf this Ms. torie golfing port, swept over tho U. B. amateur champtdaahip yes. terday leaving hi its vraka the wreckage of a flock of title kepee. In the drlnllng rain that damp­ ened the process cf reducing the field to M eontestaats for the third round, British Canadian and Amer-1 lean fsvortte* were washed right out of the picture with stariliag rapidity. The succession of form rever­ sal* began with the elimination of Hector Thomson, Scotland's holder nf the British amateur ertwn, by Hank Eowal, former Colgate Uaiversily golf captain, by the deci­ sive margin of 4 and 2. It reached dramatic heights with the down­ fall nf the Texas Star, Reynold* Smith, before the sharp-shooting comeback of BUI Holt. Jr* 24-year, old Syracuse, N. Y., automobile salesman. Holt dealt the crusher to tho diminutive Smith with a great hiutle four on the seventeenth hole, only a niblick shot from the perk­ through th* Mg llaetmen with ing space where the Syracuse several tow ttful change uf youth's specially built trailer furts being tsecvted by tto KEachary, vy tad. Stotooff aad PhiUl# showed much of ths earn* form displayed by them l**t a w * with a pick-up hi *$**• lagly being rueutded by *tt three. _ . , However, Coach MeLuca* aad were not overly phased at tto manner la whkh tto youngatcr* conducted thewmetve* In tto first day of tackling of ball tanietu, for they expected to. •** rugged playing oo tto pm tha field. ................... * (I ii tn W e r t's anil nccuro th o " nKl‘y ', “worir, wVffu th la word in th o hpuce a b o v e a n d se n d th is ad w ith y o u r c h a rt to T h e H erald O ffic e . Girl Student- N ow Leaving For School W ill A p p reciate m o st a W a tc h From W ert's WERT-The Jeweler SeelllLOFHOIIDflXto/ 764643 �^attfarfo IfcraUi AN INimr iN O lNT DAR.Y NEW8PAPK1 Chance To Som adcr Is P r o f erred Violent Death V Races Inmates Nears North Car­ Shore Stuck olina Co a a t; Red Cross Begins Work Draws Fire Froai JACKSONVILLE, Sept. I7^-«P) Weather Bureau today said Road D p M —The n severe tropical hurricane I* mov. EfttaMaRM la IMS N U M B E R 27* U.S, Payrofls Pardon Board Sanford Baseball Will Double, Enforces New Club Reorganized Says President One-ThirdRale Roosevelt A s s e r t s Organization H e a r s Confidence Has Re­ 400 Applications turned To Mass Of For Clemency In Nath«*a P e o p l e Season's S i t t i n g Washington, sept, n .-w r —Froshlant Roosevelt told tho an■ail meeting of the Mooiliiatlon fa t Human Need* today that naUatml income coon would be dorrUa what it wt» a t the law paint of' the depression and that "conM rnce hat returned to the great ■Mss of our people.” Be serai times he referred to "rctotning prosperity" and on thav thhsis built an argument that prlmBe relief arganluD ont should tl+HTt a larger measure of ptl| VWr aid and th st every indi'ldual has a greater obligation" to aid in fftRef of distress in hi* or her own community." Very, very regal and very, very The Frrsident *nld nearly n.OOO,charming wns the appearance of 000 mnre men and women ore at Helen Gwnltney, l!». of Browns­ Work in private industry now than ville. Tcnn., when the dressel In ing the low point of depre*all her royal raiment and mount­ l. Three million ethers, he udded the throne to preside as queen ate engaged in useful work of the MM-south fnlr in Mem­ ivided or assistesl by the govphis. ( Associated Pres* Phntol, Ovnmrot, Fnrlury payrol's the first qunr* of this year were more than fUt.otMMKVI greater each week than they were In the first quarter or I W : i h r said. For 1937 Season Donates Leffler, Lehman Chattanooga $2,000 Cash, Uni­ Players To Repreient City forms, Bolster Local Unit TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 17.-bF> —New rules requiring pri topers On Market Board Watson Named to serve one-thlril of their terms or as much as five years before applying for clemency was put In­ to effect today by the State Pnrdon Board Formal notice to trial judges., (\,mmUaloner \V. A. I ffl-r prosecuting attorneys and sheriffs and H. J . Lehman, former City also will I-* required on future ap -U ’ommtaalonei, last night wero Don toward the abolition uf an j this morning and its forward plkatlons no t-fficals may express recommended by the City lornBy JIMMY CMAFMAN • T O LE D O , S p a in , S e p t IT . unsightly shack' now located on! mrvement is increasing "with soma their views. 1mission n« member* of the State north* Iii w luit prnvtHl to bo M — (A P ) — E x e c u tio n b y ex the north side of Lake Shore ‘ indications of turning Board. The one-thlnl rule was invoked | n k td o n o f 1700 m en, w om en Boulevard about one mile from northwestward." They said if an In appoim its will represent fittin g clfm nx to th e 1W18 the Lake Monroe Bridge. dlcatej curve to northward con lntselmll .season, th o U onnl ns a three-day session of tho -nurd I the Cit^ of Sanford. ch ild ren in T oledo's A lC. U. Treadway, chairman of timirs, the hurricane may miss the concluded today. The ne-v titles Twu other im-ndier* r.re to Ik* of D irecto rs o f th e S unfo rtl T B a r w sa p o stp o n e d to d a y the department, wrote the Semi, North Carolina coartline but may A ssoeiitlion com* by the County I'useliiill will apply to pardons at th« next recommended a t th o la s t m in u te , a n d th e note Chamber of Commerce—aft- not pull to the north and east sufpleteil th e rmirtr in i/n tio n o f Commission nod to o by tho meeting of tho Board In Mareh ■ u y o r o f t h e c ity to ld th e cr the tody had protested the ex­ flcrntly to miss the entire sea County Ftnnning Board, accord­ th e liK-irl Imseimll clith hint unless changed when the row gov. ing to Instructions receive,1 hero Ilijrht l,y selectin g th r e e new A sso ciated P r e s s th e b e ­ istence of Die building—that It board section. rrnor siircveds Sholta as Board from the Department of Agn- niem liers o f th e iMiiml unit Sturm warnings against gale, sieg ed F a s c is ts w ould h a v e (the department) desired .to cr. re! ture. Chairman In January. iiitmiiiir H enry W atso n tut o n e m o re ch a n c e to s u r re n - operate with the Chamber In main­ and high tide* were displayed from taining Dio Boulcvsrd ns a seen- South I’ort, North Curullmi, to the The Board heard about 100 ideas m t. C. It. Dawson, County farm pis-sidetit of the association for Virglnia Capes, Foatpoacmani aUo was ordered Ic drive. fur clemency In throe days and agent, D u im-ml-er ex-officbi th- I'.'.'17 season. The Red Cross from Washing­ Ilex Fat-knrd was ro-eb-cted In Its loiter of protest, the to pot finish)nr touches to th>i has about (VH) cases to consider of the Dm id, it wns announced vice-president ton took charge of emergency mid Jnrnes A. Chamber expressed a hope that from TullahiMsi-e. rabring at the ihcll-tattcr cBufrom the records. All six regular members mil Wright was iclurned to the of* the lined Department may taka preparations in the coastal area dab Dm mayor araertad, How- "proper measures to eliminate fu- which may he hit by tile storm. Announcement of octl-'n on pleas ■Mr. Dawson m e appointed to fin- of secretary mid treasurer, or»r, Im said, Alcasar likely wlU lure attem pts which wot.Id mar Tho Weather Bureau at noon or­ will to made within .11) days. serve the interests of the Whole­ while J. C. Mitel,ell was em­ ployed ns financial s n rotary. Tho sale Market here. he Mown up aoon. the beauty of this stretch of high dered hurricane -warnings di City Commissioners lust night Would completed the group by Government force* warned way, which wo believe Is right played frem Wilmington to Beau­ again resumed the -Duly of i naiiiiiig Floyd Fulmer and (L W, f.TOtt defiant isaurrente and non- fully ea led by many 'lha nv>»l fort, South Carolina, a t the storm hiudget, although Du- Spencer of this illy and Bob cossbstinta b et night that ru- . d utiful in F orbin' and of which was iclicved approaching the Cape Hatteras section. proposed list of expenditures is 1 King of tlvledo ns new members. fuaal to aurrtmter • would mean wo arc eery proud." yet to In whipped into shops- fo r, Flan* worked out in a confer* The hurricane contlnurd to move dntrucDon of the historic for. Mr. Treadway’s letter In full fol­ closer to the malifund without slice with Jo,. Ktivte, president fiiiul nit ion. ttVw with probable death to mil lows: Another budget discussion 1« of llio fhnllnnoogn club In tho s aekt-ning speed or lot ing any "This will aeknowlcdgo receipt of railed for Friday night at which Southern Association, who wn* •oclailai-lakorcr to Idlere work- jrour recent letter x x x concern­ fury. time the Comiillridon hope, to here f.tr it vl-dt on Tne-dny Norfolk reported squally wcnlh. , M In cramped quarters in ton- ing the bul ding by Colonial Uit have IhiligH in readiness for defi­ night, were tinnon tins! as being er and precautions were tnkrn In ■Da under Ike Alcaaur completed Company on the Like SluirL Boule­ nite IlCtinll, nithoiq-h official, the completion of uit ugrouurnl toying charge* of TNT yaator- vard. Tho department desire* to j*T jHirts against high tides an I The Florida State Citrus Commiiaomred the |Hissilii|ity of one whereby the Chattanooga outfit S ■ day. Each charge consisted of cooperate with Seminole Coun­ angry wares. mole meeting. mission today railed a conference svnuld supply the lo.ol ussocia* > bar* Draft- • ton of high ox* ty and yc*jr body hi maintaining for (h'l. H In Lakeland to lay plans Sanford and Florida Klwnnluns! Tile City's fiscal year begi-i i Don with tJ.tkH) In cash, uni­ the Bavlcvard as a sc--me drive. th*. tc nrcrasillM, amt for marketing Florida’s were honored yesterday by the up-j. This year's operations liu lgi t forms, other 1 ^ Ai at * adeal M H a cable "W# appreciate the extrroaatona enough players fur ■ well bai­ aJetrg 100 eitru* crop. Deal citrus interrat* pointmeui of Ju.ius( Dingfelder of was npproxlnmlely (M il.lHM l, of eesrtilnM lie pee* letter '- t v murh, rn...-I lull rbj). said today . 1 Wind to two lw , this city on the International Kl-1 which about lo.lklri wus n-d and shall frol free to .nil upon Simultaneously with his anoffice of* Mayor Pares you for your assistance hi arriv­ Seminole County growers and fTui,** committee Fur The si«'*d. nounrrmcnt of liq. ngrveinent In in the City Hall. ing at our hopes in the matter.** nil others Interested were invited Is1 held with the Sanford I«onfc* -------1 J | Support Of Churches In Their , T,h" , f '** la s t week T. K. Simpson, Cham- j ____________________________ to1 attend the session which wit! mils m xt season, Mr. Eng'o al• r 'S ffir r i - r y *rr K":*; ............. . * ...... K W s S s a v ' . i J ' s , ' . _H.. *I r her president, appointed Benjamin The w,.ao„.r: partly cloudy t - csnvi-tjo at 1,2, F. M. in ‘■-’i'. 1 "*i ' I'isycrs I U s Uss H tilt I 'l l , SIX) F. I.".line*. It. .1. t-elioturi, James (i. „jg|,t an,| Kri.biy. Extreme North> » « * « « * ,. - ” Auditorium. I Sharon, Fred T. W iliams and west, same. of Dike Mary, the Salvation Ar- “ ,ll" ,l" r c,,n,ml“ ««* f" " '' ‘hi" Problem* ronfronting Kt- rid s'- my h*adquartern roparteil today. Fred Jt. Witsnn to handle the *ha:k n‘ ‘he InternuDonl canveuelimination mutter. Judge James <1, Sharon today growers in marketing Iheir grape, The affair was staged to assist Don in Sun Antonio, 1, one uf the addressed tin- Seminole High (fruit and oranges will U- dbcussed. tho couple, one of whom j* a crip- four mruihers of the committee up. School on "Tho Constitution" in There will U- nuumltted to thu in- pis' mid the other confined |„ bed. pointed fn , h(1 (mitx.l .States and 'Building activities In Sanford observance of Constitution Wrek. dustry a comprehensive program, Those attending ur assisting fol. for the first 1C days of September w. " * ‘ * ilaiiudn, mol is the only memlier resulted in the i.'xpcndilurc* of f.T,. Employes of the Sanfonl Atlun- now being developed by the comMrs. Mahln I Itllefirld, Mrs. , ’r ,ho <'lu*’ ''v,,r *" « • D t. according to a compilation of Seminole Demot-rui* to,lay wer** The Remimde County Agricul­ lie National Bank will nsiemblr mission, dealing with its ndvotlls. Joe Fortier. Mrs. Fred Cummings,»rv i'c an appointment on urr In. piep.iiitig la ntleml Do* huge par- ture Clllh will assemble in (he .Mem. building permit figures available a t Hsn I undo Springs Thursday ing and nicrihaudlsing actlrllies, Mr*. Floyd Sjoi him, Mr*. Ifomer ternati'inal committee and the sec- ty lull)' schvdtdrd to l* gill ut st '1' iiio e High .School Auditorium to­ a t CUy Hall. nftcrniHin fur a picnic, it wn- an crop distribution, rannlng, dove op. The largest investment was night at X o'clock for Ihu organ^ r'*' **' "Hd Floridian ever lo receive such F. M. tomorrow in lliloiido. made by the Standard Oil Company Due In a mi.*utide rat a ml ing, I t 1ixntlon's nnniial meet Ing. September collection of doln- non need today. mint of new markets and disposul Feck hum. Mrs. Chaster Sanm l,,.. ... |„.mir and represented the Installation of quent personal taxes in Seminole M re .W illin m T h a rn v u n d M rs.il. .... .... ... hud been previously announced that | Officer* of the unit Imve urged Friday's tides: low. 3:IS A. M “" id u . crop*, B. Fennell. I m*‘n objective of this new the alfair wouhl !«• held ut night, that all farmer* re present to dig­ storage tank on lake Shore County toiluy had mornted to f t,, Sir* L. C. Tillis, Mrs. D. Donald- ‘" " ‘inllleu u* created iy th* I\|. mlevied. Cost was $1,500, I Pl.1.2.1, neor-ling to a report is. and .1:111 F. M.; high. U:I8 A. .M An «*»»“»tWe research of the it. M. Lloyd, chairman of lli",.ru*» problem* relating to agrlBecond largest permit was Is-1 sued this afternm n bv .Inn. D. Jin- and 1*1.12 F. M. Run rise* at *1:12 (c’.mpurative food ami health vjlue son, the Rev. Thompson, Mr. and wanian* at their runvvntlon m Seminote Democratic Commllli"", culture and a pni|Mn 'd program far A. M. and sets at 0:10 F. M. Moon of citrus fruits was uullmrin-d. A arid .Mrs. Ishill, Mrs. F. N. Cruft, Texas is to inspire Kiwaniv* in -aid a parade through Urlindo will the coming year, . b» John I, Stevens who is io kins, County trx collector. .struct a five-room dwelling i-n It wn* said thnt tho orgnnDaIn a period of 21 hours, the mail rises at 7:51 A. M. and aet* at 7:17 report by Karl llartt, committer Mr*. It. fl. Carter, Mr*. W. Dunn, support this aim. Mr. Dingfel ler proceed Die feature of Die day, chairman, which was approved, Mr. anil Miss Fining, Mr*. K. Ksy, stalnl liMhiy after ho hint accepted • lH-akltig, at llm Municipal Audi­ lion represent* Die interest* of Lake Street. Estimated cost U XI.- I r -light In a Intel of $I,DU 23 P. M. recommended that testa he madu Mrs. Ruby HJi.blum and Mrs. Jl. the upiminlment that ho had torium. OM. n) o .t !>ll percent of the agricultural from eut-nf-lown delinquents whi Rabbi Tsoi Cook of FhtlaiM of Florida, Texns and Califur'iia . arnvx. Niae permits w ets issued during own prot>crty here, tho collector Both of tlie Democratic parly's industry In Seminole County. j a* u metnler uf tho Kiwani., phia today led Ranfurd Jews in grapefruit and oranges to tha half-moath parted. They were said. ‘ *r*' Fortier, Mr*. John 1club committee from this slate nominees for lie United States] One of the prlnripnl iichievotho uli-ervinc* of the Jewish 11|„. suiierkirlty of this state's fruit. eaves, f. i/aheih for the foltovtog amounts: ft,Fortier, ( hr Is- Und would continue a* a ini'nilar Ren ile, Claude I' ppor und C. ll. j inrnl.s of tho group in llm past m . 11,000, two for W00, two for Execution* for the setxuro and N«w Y»’ar with ceremonies nl The romtnisslon authurin-l u tine ""yd. Rebrern F’ortlvr.Hattie „f InternatUmal committee, Andrew*, are featured speakers lit- heen its success In obtaining sale of property, on which person­ the Community Center. vUher jnintraet with Harry Rickman, Itoblnson. I auline Fortier, and ,tr,.s»e.| the unity of the aim* of as is Fied Cone, party tiundni'it fur rienlifl,- information on the con­ •too, two for $25 la d one for $8.1. al assessments are in arroir*. were mrvlcis were held last iir.'l't. train'A tlantic filer and night club t apt and Mr* F. S. Faren. trol of insect* and fungi growth. ‘ ull churches and held to the prin- tlu- governorship. telng sorted today and wi | be <entertainer, to set as Irmsler of Among tonight'* lilsrussinit* Other person* donated cloth log. (d p |B that “the things which unite ♦Mr. Lloyd said tie expect* at turned over to the sheriff fur serv­ M. J. Dickert. local rmplove Iceremonies on its radio program* will be tinproposed St. John* least :tr, p,-isons froiu Sanford and ' art* m<»ro important than *hu thin.ru ice probably tomorrow, Mr. Jin- the Atlantic Coast Dine Railway.' a,|s«.rti<dnig Florida grapefruit, b River Indian River Canal, market­ vicinity to attend the rally. D is C II S S that diviiU*.M klna announced. and Mrs. Dickert plan to oiange* and tangerines this winin g problem*, plant ilireaso anil ■It a * f jut| yfar, thu irMrinWr^htit mi r Deadline fer payment of the as­ in the iH'ir future fur u th iw - |* r# ^ J | p | | | | insect control. I I Q n H ||,p tommittei* tunzi-ituil of a Tilth-* sessments fell Sept. IS. To tire week*' vacation tuur of S u a s i o n tilie, a I’rotFiUnt nn<| n l»*wt nrd '^ T k e Women's Civic Committee The tax rollevtnr -laid there Is West. I if thU in tun* again thii yvar of the Seminole County Cham­ an unusually small number of ex­ ber of Commerce will resume ae- ecutions to bo served this year. the of Raminole County farm er*t.«Dy ' h,," Mr' ‘“ "Kfelder will have been A st*‘cial matting tH itks for the winter season on County Commisiion ha* been were Inv.tel t„ a c m b le |n th ..l,l",lMy f"""’" " 1' « l,‘ n“ "' C. C, Col ins, head consul of Die Ifcniisy a t 10 A. M. in the Chnnr. called for Sept. 21 for discus­ Court House at iu A. M toiuor- l“‘, n ,r"" ‘ tx'vmt«-r* of The Slule Pardon Board lata The Nashville, Chattanooga an I har of Commerce, Mrs. Eudnr sion* relative to the County St. laiuls Railway expects FI ri- row for a dl»vu**ior» of green- | ,h“ ■,, wi"h K*lth ,,v‘,r *h'* >'rl‘- | Florida Woodmen >f the World, yesterday hoard the first of Semi­ CUrlett, chairman, ami Mrs. F. lsT.ll refunding plan which wn| c l State* and Cuimda to seivu is scheduled In leave tonight or nole County’s 22 prisoner*, sen­ dn's 1210-17 tourist traffic to <x- house proldeius. Mr Rouiaillat, vice-chairman, snid rally tomorrow for Columbia, S. tenced to the State Prison nt Hal­ on thi* all-important group. recently approved ami inaugu­ C. It, Dinvson, county farm ccll ad past records, A. Rice Kin*. Uday. C„ where he will confer with na­ ford, make an appeal fur clemency, rated, Karl Burdick, deputy agent, said Dr. If. W. Ruprecht. Sanfonl Wocdi.Vn of the World rlt rk of the circuit court, said Florida passenger agent for th" head of the chemistry depart­ -A strong plea was issued for tional director* of tlie organiza­ Hi.. Ananchled Pres* reported. company, said a* he paid a brief mem b in to attend the important will b« assisted in tho "family today. tion. ment of the experiment station Thomas Oglesby, sentenced for visit to Sanford today. m tttinf. night” program Oct. l by tho Arrompuitying Die h'tinfordile life. In 10-11 on rr murder rhargr, in the University of Florida, will Mr. King said the advertising Women's Circle, Woodmen’s auxMembership of the unit U will he V, F. Miller of laikeluti I. -cut hi* petition to the Bonn!. be one of the ,|ieakrr*. department of hi* railroad Is r„- , FL R. Furvis, in charge of lo■Ode up of two rtpre-cntativei ' lliary, the latter orgnoliation vot* state manager of the Woodmen. What action Is taken will not frees each woman’s organitationlrsl last night. operating again with the local]ca| greenhouse activities, also Tho two will i>e Florida'* only hi the County. Tweaty-four saps , Club womea agreed to cn I regA proposed aviation ground representatives ut the conference | lie announced until all petition* Chamlwr of Commerce fit the dis­ ill he on the speaker'* plattribution of an attractive ..... .. form. srhcul course of throe months was which is schedul'd for Saturday have heen rrveiwod, nrrortling to npreicnteil on e| j r meetings, during the winter * ruling i**rte,| by GoV. Duvo let, "When Winter Come*,'* which tfct committee a W«Ur Iro.son, on the first and third Mr. fhiwson said tho progrnia announced by the University o* In another statement, Mr. Col­ _____ ^ W nclpal Purpose of he group Xhi;r>j , y i ta(K m, llttl. All Offices cf the farm rcsttlrmcnt describee, antonv other Florida lo- will inrludo diecu .sion* of pro- Florida through local channels. lin* suid the regular meeting of Shot*. The enterprise waulil In- car­ the local Wo, el ore ll'* lodge will bo I# to act as a clearing hvtuo members were urged tfl lake a.i administration were eeing mov,d cnlillca, Seminole County, posed operations and expurlment i to list held this year ill the fiend- ried on ut Camp Hoosevcl! ill held tonight at H o'clock in tlu.' P[°b ‘n the sessions ar-i attend. today from City limit to r,K>m iu >a of the many bodies I Following the buslm-s set j ion in thu Arcade Bul ding. nola County greenhoirsv, located Ocat-i, und the Oca a nirpnrt would fraternity's hull. lo s t A y ba .diseu-sriL m a * An announcement from perounhe used for the actual uir work near the waterworks. a social hour was held and refrevht» •1 t •»». A v o i n - — eel of the unit said huslars* will nece.-ary in the course. A T I ( * « J raents sirred. A v s r s a a . _____ __ TMAVMU BY HUMEBACK I t * r a •T bo resumed tomorrow la the new Co-operating In Ihv venture nic t T * M • • quarters. ma i, .. the university, the aviation ditiWith • II A. M. service iMiir.-. _______ M M l E xam s • 4 A » * * '« • • CHICAGO. Sept. 17.—<-F)— MILLS ABLE Seven perxon* are employed by Sanford Jews cl wed the period of - . *7 .iun «f th.- .state Road Depart: v n . T 1 !* l Froai a Ikreo mile-a-minute de the governmental branch whose observance set aside for the Jew----- — | merit mid Ills- Kduexliiimt) DivlFour while teacher* anil three ___ _ 71 *1 w o . laxa pourager plane ta the hark 1 VARA8DIN, Yugosh via. Kept. operations ileal 'with asslstlrg f|. Uh New Year «f '879, F irst serv­ .. , l A t . %% 71 coloted applicant* today were Funeral services for M.'fvweL >im of ih„ Florida WI’A. . !»1 71 • Lima that la the trnnsili n 17.—(,F>—Andrija Rahmanjciwsff, nanciaily dellquent farmers. ice* were held Wednesday night. Bailey Thomas wen- held at -1:10 | I’rice i f ir<tructlon for the .*0- standing teachers' examination < *»f> 7 *» transportation Ml-s n state railway employe who xroa A formerly axlsliag danger of Rahhi Ted Cook Af Hilled* phia P. M, tmlny from the Silver lake day period would lo- lin o which in the library of the Junior High .» * 71 ie, United Air Lire* a naval officer in C u rD t Russia office removal from Raaferd—be. was in charge ot all activiti--* Cemetery in PaoU with the Rev. Is to include nu lls and lodging at School, T. \V. Law! on, Coumv 7 «» .IS . *» l n .» 71 those whoa she changed and a relative of the Tolstoi fans- cause af lark of office •pace— here. B. F. Graham officiating. Camp Roosevelt, a bulletin an­ school superintcmh'iit announced-|n • 1 71 ■ . 1 1 . Bor new Job will be as a ilv. killed himself here the day was forestalled by the City Com7 J fine of the truchvr* seeks n rcr- 11 Other than rtllgloua observ­ Mr, Thomas. 20, dl«l Monday In nounced. 7 1 "»5 ■ no for ■ sugar com- after a court ordered him to mission which a located $4 per ance*. Jew* ultillied tha holiday pe­ Gainesville where ha had made his Artuul flight work inclmbn p i­ Dficale in *|u-rhtl s (l»nce. Th,- ! [ .IT 71 Hilo, Hawaii, whet- pay coo dinars (about $12) month fur rent. T V County Cim- riod to strengthen friendehlp tie* residence for the past two years, loting of gliders. Shop work on nlr- remainder are trim - examined fer III !» l 77 I g b it patients by horse. monthly alimony to his divorced mission la being asked to contri- and to cement more firm ly family although hr lived tho greater n o t pline* and ' clas-room activities giade school certificate*, the ,u -; J,* 7t ^ 1 .7 1 wlfr. ___ hue $5, t ; relation*. . of hi* life in Paolo, are included in the currieullum. ’ porlntemh-nt said. ‘ i: .*7 71 through the At State Body May Take Ing , ;ntlcnorthwestward Ocean and "probably will pass Action To Abolish > * to the east of Cape Hattcrma during the latter part of the a f t Tstedo M a y o r Says Unsightly Edifice •rnoon cr early tonight, {A l c a s a r Win Be The State Road Department to­ Furtcatltra here said the storm rente.- wss about 260 miles south' Target Of B l a s t day Indicated it may take some nr- east of Cape Hatteras at 7 o'clock ill r - i ;*z > BANFORD. flAHUPA, TNPKSDAT, SEPTEMBER 17. IBM 500, Rebels Live Storm Nears Fair Qnscn Of Fair TNT Charges Hatteras As Fury Mounts Ancient Fortress T r o p i c al HnrriouM b The (M r C m tnl * fbrida City Afford1** Rail, Hltkwajr, AM Water TrtM pirtitlw Commission Nenring New President Final A c t i o n On Budget For Year Haves Only Member Or *36 Outfit Not To Be B e t u r n e d Citrus Interest Lays Marketing PlansInOctober Dingfelder Selected For High K iw ana Club Post Richtnan Engaged To Advertise ; Florida FruUn To Nation Second Floridian Named On Committee Com potted Of Four Men Chosen Frutu ____ Nation-Wide Angle 31 Persons Assist Salvatiorv-Afmy In Luke Mary Partyi-,«,ii» CITY NEWS BRIEFS Sanford Building Reaches $3^35 In U f Of September JK « .7 j * a j r r j .T X r ■■ County Democrats Send l)elcgationTo Rally In Orlando Tax C ollections On Personal Items M o u n t To $4,ttl3 Farmers Assemble In High School To Discuss Activity 1 m Committee 1 Resume Activity J M o n d a y Session Railroad Expecting Big Tourist Travel FarmerH To Green houHe In F r i d a y Collins N a t i mini WwHimcn i*anlon Hoard Hears ('onfall In Columbia Petition Of ()Kl*^hy Auxiliary To AHRi«t Woodman Program Aviation Ground (’our«e Proposed By State School Farm Group Office To Open Tomorrow In Arcade Quartern Jews End Period Of New Year Otmervancc LOCAL WEATHER Last Rites Held For I Maxwell B. Thomas Seven Teachers Get Certificate a \m �*• * “ V1 i; y??:; yj?*<* % x *» _ «• »W aperture h a d ln t from Um t n u ii gsBnrjr to th e wto> chamber. Tha aperture ends, aecordJn* to Uto crea te t me-Uble, os Oct. 10, IN S, the data of the Kaiere'a abdlcatten. **- 8o» tf •«naof>e wiatm to kstrtr If and when another worid war wfl) break oat, or whether London or RoomtoR X will win, or whether the pereon who owee nos a ten MM iJJ wlU rerne la and pay It, e> he haa to da f i l e f» to the Ipyramlda and basin to take tha meeaurenwnt of the hutar dinrlnrs. It doesn’t require any knowledge of arehitee* / ture. The beat equipment la a atronff belief In fairies and 1 . only a modest amount of ability in guessing. jjm ■BUI m n FOB TODAY OBEDIENCE IN TOR HOME: MMrea, they jrour parent* In all lOftol fee this Is wtU pleasing Jssr-AisLZ;, *1, i s i r Bi i pn tm mor #f'history sad W ctmUmo I law at A alw nt CalWae, M at W home here Tina lay . A natlv* e f Nowhorypert sad a graduate of Amherst, t'am e f lM t, Or. d rea m e r re- Oar rstresSs xlv» mnrs mites m i •Inllar than new Hr**. Our price* sre the lowest pMsIbl for naalltr work. Truck lira retreaSUf a eearlaltf • —■ n Training Yoaag Men Efforts of certain people and groups to hare military training, of a simple nature, become a part ef the C. C, C. The store nf mom than thru*, camps have met with the atern opposition of pacifists who fsarth* e f the land In the Unit­ depict armies of labor battalions marching before Roose­ ed lu t e s metes It subject te velt much In the approved Hitler and Mussolini manner. Such an attitude, we think, Is foolish, far by no stretch of the imagination can one confuse the benefits of dost* order drill, calisthenics and reasonable dJaripUne with the thirty-fit* evils of a large and organised military machine. On the ami ha wm one hand we would be building physical and moral fibre, _ .. imaklng better men out of the boya, and thereby better W Z « l/m lS ^ « « * » » ! while on the other, by Intense and extensive train* V ^ h t l j r L «■* we would be developing professional eoldlere, ghert the y e n . that sundered Jlw t how the C. C. C. cam ps are run la not quite clear to most j , and the New York Herald Trioune Ur speech. We are eeaeeraed eely I he came, the wurld-besulleJ, Ipoints out that public scarcely real Isas th at hundreds with which of theee eeetrsdktery I to the semis where y»uth had of these camps have been administered by Army officers, statement* UDe the truth. -sleep. often assisted by non-commissioned officers, nn the basin The first column that ever ap­ to t tha shade that watted, ,,f one officer to a camp. This man, without the control peared under my eeam attached _ *mlt” , .. , that he would have in the Army, has instilled into the boya the meaner la which tha corpora* °* lh* 100 *"n|ll# sense of co-operation and the realisatiaii of the need to tton tax bin, la any case i serious measure, waa haetily 7 ■_ Terrence P<*y game according to the rules— Including, obvioualy, taaatlea thrown lata C osgrm Jtd r s M ________ * * such regulations as affect health and public aanltatlon, In through 'with Inadequate expert Dodcr A Gay*i Quality Paint* most roses the officers have succeeded ia large measure advice. As to the merits ef the "Brel FOr the Hanth* We would like to havo t>'»|thnnigh sheer force of character. bill I wss not sure. Blece then I tf*a batter A Qay’a high grada produeta, and glee luting JLV, h!nino mii«l "Those who have studied the C. C. C. camps have, here discussed It with a m a t beauty to y w h o ma. It’a a good investment. and .f prom the beginning, regretted the opportuntiea of initiO* £ u L u i ^ l l ln r ^ t i l i n g discipline which have been wasted dun to the fear of BUnloy-Rogm Hardware Co doors of Bermuda. {arousing the opposition of soft-headed sentimentalists. ------------------{The government has steadfastly ref until to permit any sort *14 Sanfeei A n n a s Krilrsn laborer* from Ta*«s of military training. Bo long as the camps were regarded a n being imported to Mi»**l«ipi>ll|w parts of an emergency relief program this refusal was to rttttvo Uie acute tolmr short-juatlfialile. But if they are to beeome permanent, then, ta. tbo f,»w». Thln«* the pacifists to the contrary notwithstanding, more at* MM others haw eyruwg. They ■ff*1 * il!lrtlfra!XLr. to «. tentlon should be paid to including In the program a c«rwere net started by flaaoee raptA CAR A WEEK & to h .™ t S P S S tain amount of drill and physical training, t h e purpose tollem ar by "economic royallste." ™ ______ 0____ _ I would be not to create a large reserve army, but merely r i t o J C s E * I N OTHER WEEKLY PRIZES They w en etartod for ths m at Ths marriage of a aoctoltto to make it easier for the camps the better to fulfill their SINCLAIR “REIT GRANGE port by draughtsomu, who perfeetaa ortor not unnaturally arnuaei mission of teaching the boys how to work and how to bead N U f Saw yroaeaa, yatantad It, FOOTBALL RADIO CONTEST * si r iliilli r - ---- *■•«*■— *•— —Vnfrun w rT-1 ~itiT~nn >h ---"t~ — — . tDCr and west 1toto" VUkmeaa. Dm of thaaa broach toduetrtee now supporta as rural hundreds af employeeo. Not eae s f them would SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO ear of a socialite. With France* Mrs. 0. A. Howard and little Brokaw and Henry Fonda It ilaugh ter, Ileatrier, are visiting muit hovo been a c u e of Fran- relative* at McHaln, Mich. rek being Funds Henry. Mr*. K. W, Howland has gone to Grand Rapid*, Ohio, for •ev­ Students entering Southern Cal- ent) weak* vbil among relative* lege heard some sound advice at and old friends. the opening escribe*. liUbop Ham A charming group of girl* Hay told them; "Don’t let an ed­ leaving for Tallnhnanee Sunday ucation make a fool out of you. night warn: the Mine* Mary go simple, ba noturel." This I* '/urhury, Ituth Roberta, May O*. what so many paople forget, and, teen, and Maude F.nlsmlnger. forgetting It. they becoma pom|wu» They will enter the Woman’s gad bombastic, unmindful that College. Mr, W. A. Zachary es­ Simplicity ia always a mark of corted them to Tallahassee. The Priscilla Club will resume IU meeting* on Thursday after­ noon, ths meeting to be held at the home nf Mr*. Eaatsrhy an Myrtle Avrnue. During the sum* mer the Priscilla* have been col- are now known as lank* and they form a powerful adjunct to every modern army. Of Chinese ToMeet NAN KINO, China. Bapt. IT -army last night blockrd Chios's effort* to comply with ^ipahe*a demand* that armed forces ba evacuated from the Southern city of Pakkrt. Fear waa expressed in Chinese circle* that tha penes of Asia might be threatened If etrenglbsned forces of Japanese marines sought to force sa Investigation there Into the killing ef a Japa­ nese druggist in tha foe# of mili­ tary rasiatoneo, Hhlftru Kawogoe, Japanese am­ bassador to China, In a roofer*ori with Favoigi Minister Chang Chun, . . .i -a was regarded as having taken the Bari Browder, communist ran- first stop toward compos ing se­ fur president, who was ct-plane* of tho Japanese Inquiry. la headlines: “U. 8. Alornwd Over War Threats! Re-estsb.Uh Knropean Fleet." Now Uts ne* *tael ly what happened In re-c«toMiahlng our European fleet. Why, they exchanged tha cnil*i-r (fninry for the rri|lscr Raleigh, and they left the destroyers Knne and Hatfield and the cutler f’ny«ga a* they were, all In Euro­ pean water*. No, dear readers, half af tha Atlantic Float hasn't lift for tha eoasl of flpaln. What no have really don* ia given a namo to tha four boats already th m . Now, wa lust rail thorn Mm toropaan squadron. dhhito % Don't Fail To Get Your Entry Blanks At RAY FOX SINCLAIR SUPER SERVICE STATION Park R to d »serve* eut af their and would quickly mortgaged to tha earners' goods bat products foe oth- "W** *• to « t o d -An Art to Proor Industries, it is psemlisriy sum tho Puyiag of Dividends, to csptlbls to fluetuatloas, and dopanda upon a steady capital geeda TIRES THERE’S A nected with ths Atlantia Cnott Administration. Aad he has l.lne and la popular with a wide IPeriod many massnres of tha circle nf friend* who will extend l*tal government, pahUHy aad congrntxlatioaa. [vately try is vately Tho Indus industry Is oae oaa of af ths souode* l os well os eae ef the aUest la the Daitod flute*. Lot m see what Ihb Mil does to i t BIG DIFFERENCE cua' Uitki.lhes L*um PERMANENT WAVES (JP)— A reralcltrant of RC Kolia •forkllace itoltoiooo io ltli �y: •fr a x * ^>7' *,,'. - .^ -. * ’ > r " r~ f , i ' f""*;* -‘ ** *; ‘ a • ;’ v£ *.»■ • *’ ' 1-:• «jp>5f»jttsrv a*- rt>i! sga IT, PAG1 § A N W * » S B tA I A BA NFO to, tl M il Mi K e n RfVtA l£T Coast Guard Is \j^ew Book• O f By JOHN SKLHY EmployedToDo M ilA — t S> lluncvcr discouraging th o help make the render Spanish situation. I'lamle U. lYiL.liinctun of a century to o h o M iu -d o m Queer Missions Rowers may look happily up third ago a* well as he kae roitUta and pipx from his ambassadorial dutict street in front of his hous OoUtdu*.To cUtL K M issin g Fishermen, and fee his “Jefferson in Power* "Miss t.lnaey and Pa," by fl Dick M <»>«r 3 6 (Houghton, Mifflin) heading for lu Gibbon* (laingmnns)i the Activities Social rv d R d . IDr. Wwt WM H*M Social Qdmdar *»•«»•• ■•"•«» ju Ira. Lilly Richard of Lab* Rst*>r la the geest ef Mr. aad Mrs. B. <X Harper, 1311 Jalmetto A r c MONDAY ' l u i ef tW I W _______ Church will moot at 7tS» P. M. wits Mr*. 0 . B. 8l»». Booth Sanford Areas*. Th* Depewtohl* ChM of t First Methodist Church will *»**t at 7:M P. M. at ths horn* of Mrs. E. A. LimPm*— t . V est First Street, with Mrs. (*adraWnr sad Mrs. C. F. P w w as Sunday eveafafa ef this weal 7:90 P. M. at the Fbsta Kasai Church, WDsea's Ceraer ea the Mount Data Highway. C. L. McCreae has returned Dr. West will to I e f Me reportfrom Charlotte, N. C„ w hen he race, la Africa, China, ladle »My*d bail this aummer. Japan aad aril hare ste n apt PId a m as iDastretiaaa. B e will Mr*. A. W. Lee, J r, is Imyrerin* at lltOO e'riech s i ths cberth in* at her heme, MIC Laurel Arcand will held a special serein for • l v from a recent Ulaeea, men Sunday at M l P. M. The pahHe is larited. Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Tolar are foadta* a short time ia PhUaOMtesrs for th# combi* pear •tpbia w hen Dr. Tolar U v a n elected at the monthly allday sterling of the Fall Uoepel Mbsbaary Society held Tuesday Mr. and Mr*. J. t Walken aaat the boa* of Mrs. Faye Lee at I birth ef a daughter ■eases Syria**. Daria* the arova. rae honor guest at a par­ night at the FeraalJ. la* school draseo* were made fee ly *trea la the alterasea by Memorial HoepitaL seedy children aad at aess a eer her. Mrs. B. F. WhMaer. J r, ered dish lea th u s was served. at their heme sa North French of Mies Catherine K.1The foUewia* members were mu*. Th# hostess sleeted to be d office: Mrs. C. U. td by Mrs John L. Galloway and ly will regru t to leers that sh* I* Ul at h*r heme, l i e Palmetto Baler, preside**; Mrs. J. E. Spar- Mrs. W. A. Adame. 1 ■ Bag, rhe ye as Idealt Mrs. K. MeGames were enjoyed daring the latyre, aeersUryt Mrs. Q- Teach- afteracea and a prise was tea, treasurer; Mrs. 0. E. Wolb, ed to Rohe Dees. Refreshments Mra. M. 8. Wtggta* left TuesyuhBrityi Mrs. A. Wbueldt, mis- were serred from th* dining fop Jar Sodua, N. Y , to Join Mr. - skm study leather; aad Mrs. II. table which was decorated with Ifghm who haa been spending Wright, Mrs, Q. Teachtsa, ami whits aster* aad red readies. The ma time there on bnslnew. Mrs. Job* Mtothiec*. welfare white birthday cake lighted caad'es. Mr*. Mae Hallman left the first Mrs. Wkeboldt had charge ef the Thoe# present were: Jane Whit- af tlm week for Columbus. Ohio, to mission study period aad Mr*. ner, boner guest, Mery Martha and * a twu weeks' vacation. Baker presided over the business “Ruddy" Mclsch, Radsiey Meisch. session, these present were Mrs C Jane Chapman, Llta Moors L*fMrs. Marrue Tyre ha* returned H. Baker, Mrs. Brooks ef Lake But- fler, Mary Aan Galloway, Rohe Port Myers where she wa* h r . Mrs. A. WWboldt, Mrs. E, A Dean, Olyv* Ann and Ada Adame, called recently 'ey the death of her Moaforten, Mrs. Fay* Lee, Mrs. Dorothy Whitaer, aad Penrose mother. Larsen, Mr*. John Mntthleu* Hutchison. Mrs. Oeorg* C. Wells, Mrs. U, Mias MUdrod Bridge* has re.Wright, aad th* Miss** Wkllhel termed from Daytona Reach ant mine Wieboidt, Muriel McIntyre, Haras* where she spent two Haset Lee, and the R*r. C. II. B*k weeks. *r. With a laugh, a lilt, a thrill aad Miss Jan* Sharon left today r»», a heart-pang, hiter*parsed with for Talbham** to resume her several new musical kits. “Star ■todies at the Florida State Col­ fc«u For A Night," Twentieth Century. lege for Women. **t* Fox picture, opens Friday at th* t. Misa Rebecca Wilson and MUs Rita Theater, IHI Billie Thigpen U planning to Featuring Clsiro Trevor, Jan* Virginia Gillon entertained with leer* Sunday for Emory Unive.-Darwell, Arlln* Judge. Kvv!m n pa-ty Monday evening at ths sity In Atlanta. ' home of the former on East Venable, J. Edward Bromberg, Dean Jagger and Alan Dhmhart ReevntH Rtroet in honor of Mis* G. R. Bennett left yesterdiy Carolyn Cogbum and Mla* Doro­ the film tell* an entrancing story thy Pope who left thin week for ef hew madcap chorus girls turn afternoon for hi* home In FairJ> '* ' Con***. ' n musical show topsy-turry aad fox. 8. ' C„ after being called -■ “Monopoly" wee played until Broadway eserta all it* mahe-be- bar* by the lilnes* and death of n late hour when refreshment* lleva tu make a mother's dreams hi* brother, D. M. Bennett. were served. Thoe# proeent were: earn* true. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller of the MUs#* Dorothy Pop*. Caro­ Frames Hyland and 8aul Elkins lyn Cogburo, Dorothy Marshall. anthered th* scenario, base! on a Clarksville, Tenn., were the guests ■Tncday end Wednesday of Mr. Elisabeth Methvin, Adelaide lit* ploy by Ka.in Micbari*. and Mr* A. J. P*tenon. West First gin*. Virginia Gillon, and RebecBtreet. cn W ils o n .__________ All-Day Meeting Ii S tan d By Society Jane WMtaar Given Party On Birthday ».<■ ‘Star Far A NtcM* Peeke Thrill, U tt Rebecca WUeoa, Mbs Gillon Stage Perty rJ c & Sundown Stories w is e n -.u e u U v v » ku The system is part of the polk* department's safety drive. Of six fatal automobile accidents her* re­ cently, fir* wer* caused by drunk­ en drivers and one ef the vktims was a policeman, This Impelled An­ drew J, K*vena ugh, director of public safety, to maim the offer. "Let th* other fellow driv< he urged. “If there U no ether fel­ low, call a cab, and if ywu find you rot if i financially ambaiusa and Hill unconscious enough to ha safety-minded, call police bee quartan and w* will see that y*a are taken home in safety—only do not do it too often." Hew often “toe often" would be, Kavanaugh did not say tn 1 speech, but h* indicated In an in­ terview that twice would be about enough. He said severs I men had availed the aw*Wee ef th* service. Th* po­ licemen Just drove their charge* tu the front door and helped them up the steps—no extra frills, like circumvent leg Irate wive* er 4s llrtvkar the automobile, tea. 6 ) L * Alma, G g, have returned from Miami where they spent a few day*. Francis RoumlUat was among tboso from hsro*attending tho I'i Kappa Alpha bouse party last k at th* H«abr*«xe Hotel in Daytona Beach. Mr, aad Mis. C. E. Adams, Mm . I C. J. Carlson, and Mrs. Ku'.h Stewart returned y**tenby from Daytoaa Botch wk*r* they spent] twa w**ka ifta a a a g ? ! *4 . Claimant F’or Kstate I 30 Yearn L a t e We've got for you the] BEGINS AT 20 PENNEY’S REMNANT - DAYS SQUADRON efay MilV H1CHARD D I X The library Digest's PRESIDENTIAL POLL ONE LOT DOUBLE BED SIZES Is broedeetl by (>ouJr<ec every blunder, Wvdmsder, Friday evaniaf. TUMI IN BEDSPREADS FAST COl.OH—SIZK 80 x IDS SCALLOPED ED(iKS~ POPULAR roi.OKS STOCK UP AT THIS PRICK TABLE REMNANTS REDUCED TO CLEAR PRINTS AND SOLID COLORS— NRC ■!■• Natwarh 62 ' BUNDLES FAST-COLOR First Quality 10 yd. Lengths SHEETING UNBLEACHED AND IILKACIIKU .11) INCHES A REAL IIUY 89* Another (’haltgo UNBLEACHED TORN-SHEETS , TORN DOUHLK RKD SI/.K ItKAVY QUALITY 8EAMLKSS ^ _ C fc C 4 f i / . COMB EARLY—TUBY WON T LAST LONO— J. C Penney Co. -*». . ' N0.1PUBU l|- — Atlded— Jl EVIL5'^ HUDAY a n J SSIUBPSV ' I L, - J ___________ __ the best seller lists. Certainly ( ventures of a pair this study of Jeffcm in 's terms country In London, mors a* I’re.ridcnt should toko the pub- for its satirical dlgresstswa Ik eye. ' for Its story. Mr. Rowers leave* no doubt; “The lovng Night." by that he is a Jefferson partisan. Lytle (RnMts-Merrill)! the Ifis re trunks on John Marshall sometimes horrible a t e r F * arc little less than sacrilegious Pleasant Melvor'a quest f o r . (In connection with Marshall's vert go beautifully told; what handling of tho Rurr trial). IHs| bo-d, trade rails ■ 'Mark hr'1 study of Alexander Hamilton,‘ "Tho Enchanted Voyage," who dies midway of the book, is Robert Nathan (Knopf): M more kindly but definitely anti- th.m's famed “autumnal" Federalist. Ills treatm ent of Jc f-, npplird to the gently faa ferson's course through the diffl-t story of n futile little n cult years of his presidency his cruise In a bant on leaves no doubt Unit Mr. Rowers “tine Sloro .Spring, ‘ transpb considers the course la have been | "Skyway to Asia," hy the ideal one. I Stephen (■roach (late Yet this I, all very helpful ta building the Pnclflc all the reader. Ry deliberately dis-j “bridge." with a good deal avowing the Olympian non-partI- | the technical and in sun altitude Mr. Rowers has rhout the political *#l-l armed his reader with tho menu* “ Haig: A Biography," nf evaluating what he reads. And Cooper ( Dmibledny, Doran)t Talks To Parento 8 3i L m ttdf MIAMI, Fla., gepL 17 id V Fishermen on spree* and women with lost parrots keep dullueis away from the lives of eoa.t guanlsmen Maltomsl * here. V r Tj I The men ul the Mount air .I base don't mind the strange re­ quests they receive but they no' wish “landlubbers'' would get ac­ quainted with boats. Or,Us frum missing fishermen’s distraught relative.* send the t m f b t t m c n iy 4 n m r 1 coast guardsmen off *m fn quently perilous flights at ail times of the day und night searching for boats that fait to 1 T~' return. "Sometimes we find them .ml tome time* wo don’t,’’ said Lieut. Commander It. 1- Haney. "How­ ever, the relatives usually aren't | pl*fu\ Mat akt dirtutatim of much help. don't ......... know tin* -•I- They ....... ■— he has not appended a P*dlti*‘-<l other general tell* his itoc ' towtf « i w up 4L milname orrnumln-r ofthe mi-sing tract ns a last chapter, o i ill! |»-it posthumously; there w aaihff brortustd. him bo craft anid they can’t describe it. ! Janu s Trtislow Adam* in his lair curious lark of enlivening ilm c li V U foU etm d * L . "When tin ) do describe the I book on the same period ‘ rn-l “human Interest." ja l fim ftfiio n A boat, they usually say it’.* it 3dMr. Rowers' treatm ent nf in* I -steps (doing Down," by phase 1* master1/ T. McIntyre (F arrar A foot ratlin cruiier with white or ppl ticnl buff decks, ami that fits a hun­ enough, hut his study of the hurt): Mr McIntyre wins dred charter boats in these wa­ ninum-rs nnd tempo of the tim* bard boiled novel; the hero Is stilt better, His picture -*f u newspaper man turned te rs.' Some scorches end with avia­ Washington itself, mud street* end the general feeling tors finding the Iswil srfety an­ nnd scatlere I houses. Is vlvi I. tone of the pulp msgailaes. J gives a chance fur expression to chored while the ostensible ang­ The British envoy making nn in- | «w«s C'ollege Worth ternntional f-*ol nf himself over hv dutin II, Tunis (Ha lers go on n spree. young and old alike. "Rack home, they* think it’* a mlnot question of etiquette I* llraee); Mr. Tunis Conversation to he interesting By Broshe Peters Cherth should be on subjects of cent ral the boat that* disabled," Ha­ another sample. Tho cxlrimr-l1- lltirvnnl class ( lu ll) interest. The i-hlld'a natural ten ­ ney said, “but we don't squeal.’ nary political Invrctivo of th-* his deductions thereupon) Free Speech The most dangerous flight* time, the hahlt Jefferson had of thinks that in a few prof dency U to talk about himself, what In' many houses where there are he has done and seen and heard are those to the side of steam­ wearing comfortable nltm-s on ad college training may be children comerintlon Is prartieil- during the day. Some of It is con­ ship* far n t sea to bring oil mr m-enslons, Ihe Jeffers*»nian illu- but that most of us ml ly at ii stand still. The adults do versational materia], but he m utt seamen hnek to ho p ilo t.. The tiers nu t n thousand other detail >; well save our money, not talk neout [milters of grtn-ial tie taught h w to us* it with dis­ common difficulty is setting tii» Interest, because such tuples are crimination. large ambulance umpirin' d*nvn to fisp, fiont a nearby deck. ('HIKE WEEPS AT not erslly umlerstnod by Bally nnd As soon as talk becomes purely in rough water. In aiblitian to An am ateur kayak hull-lie Junior, who would therefore hnvo personal or turns into a monolog, it flipp ng over there is the possi­ LORAIN. ()., RepL 17. to U- left out. This the paim ts Is quite Justifiah'e to put a stop to bility waves vvill prevent the wanted tu know where to buy feel would lie unfair to th* yoitnj. It. Ro lung as it Inlet est others and plane from Inking off after It "dope.'' That's the glue u-rd on I'ollen t'hlef Tticadnre Walker airplane fuselage fabric. strrx so Rally and Junior dn any arouses comment nml general dis­ hn* landeil. nt his work for several days The flier* (ll’ve little Iront-l* And a woman enliiteil the aid out knowing why. Then he opt talkin. that U dune, and their par­ cussion, it l.s quite permissible. ents mere y mate comment- ar When there are guests or when tho loraliug steamship* hecail'i’ ths-lr of Ihe rorst guard in her search the hotloin drawer of his desk radio messages for n'd always for a pet parrot. else attempt to keep the poi —. parents are talking about m at­ discovered a lent af old tre r-f Neither Rally nor Junior Is ten- ters outside the children's experi­ give the exact position. It's nil a part of tlm work, tlm Along with then* *listre** rail* eflted by such handling of the sit­ ence, the children should le asked guanlvnien say. while lln-y tune shells. They had been them j uation, They are hemming Intol­ to keep still und listen. After all, come others which give the gov iqi their plane m otors and listen east tw., years and the heal It eminent men n limuh. for radio bussing s «i some thing melted Hu- wax. allowing the erant uf others und provincial in parents hate some rights, One frnilly, fenrimr for *(.« more serf oil i. tu escape. their outlook. There are Innum­ safety of an i-ldrily man. a erable grown people who ere Mill ihe roast guard to warn him not unable to conterso interoetinuiy "1 and all lieraui# of such short­ n sighted trainlntr In childhood. Th# aid principle that “children iRAVENPOHT, la., Kept. 17.— should be seen and not heard" hth- After 30 year*, a rlaimaut may have hid it-i drawback, hut has applied for the $otW) estate it did at least serve to keep con­ of larrrnx Moeller vvh i died hero versation from descending to the in IWM. rinim ing the estate ts level of personalities only. Tint | Louis Moeller. Marian, Ind , who LOVE children were, it is true, unrecs-! »av« he fs „ nn-hevv ef the do. wU tissrti <u n t il ssrily repressrd- when they qicku L , u„ ,| man. lief re th*........ to can mil o | i » 41,1i only if first spoken to. Rmnewhere its' paid over to him, however, court hetwfrn the two extremes, haw-I authorities have demanded unqiies*ver. ics a_happy mean which tinned proof of the iclationship. Mrs* J, C. Bills, Jr., an*l fa* thsr, Dr, G. B. Bristol, ami the I former's two sons, Doug la->x Now it was oil ch ar to Willy B.U* aad Loub Bill* hcv* r*NlUy. This format who was after turned from Ovid, N. Y., wkor* | Christopher was th* *ara* on* they spent the summer. who rosily owned the Uttl* lost Mrs. H*rb*rta Lsonardy ami I ebtsksn, and the barnyard to Mrs. Milo Murdock Ebert of | Msb Sir Couat bebayed. The former had beea so sur- Lab* Wales *i-*taU regents of wised by tbs rnaetoat chatter of Uw D. A. R.. wets tho guests to­ To* Notch that ha bad not day of D*8oto Chapter D. A. R. m. H* knew WUly Nilly in Tampo for its Constitution! ea odd little gwom* like man Day *xarci***. who uad*rstood the laaruage el J. C. BUb, ill, son of Mr. and | s frkadflv "Whet in th* world is h* talk- Mrs. J, C. BUb, Jr., of (bnovo, f aboutT” tokad the farawr, b attending Boston University Law School thb year. Ilia broth­ id WUly Nilly esyk er. Leak BUb, wUl study at Roi-| "WU1 yen foryi** " I crow and Ins College in Winter Park. pat your gua away aad promiM to m . It o y alat" WUly Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Herring I N tty aahad. "If bo b ever wkhsd aaethee thae (sad hi hla heart aad family of Daytona Bench have *d t o Sanford to make their | WUly Nilly foil it would be ee) i aad talk It ever with bm. boat* aad ar* residing nt th* Han If he stob e little sera my sell In*. Mr. Herring b connected | Mwhlli 11 roved the life with Bool aad Boas. of your arise ckkkea sad fed Mr. aad Mrs. 0- E. McKay, Mrs. MUSGRAVR HARBOR, New- Urn, tea. What de yea sa y !" R. C. Maxwell, end Mi*. A. K. | foundleyd, S ept 17.—<AV-A lee­ In Orbndo RRTVRNI TO SPAIN rs* party led by Captain Eddie the eftbial visit I MARSEILLE, Froace, Beyt. 17. Rkkenbacke* reached hero tmksy after a stormy 17-hour heal trip - m —Speaksrs at a mass meet- e f th* worthy grand matron t.i from Harbor Grace to help Har­ lay organised by roetmaabU tor Myitis Chapter Order of tho | Boston* Star. ry Richmea and Dkh Merrill pat support of the Spaabh Indicated Inst night "La their tnaa-A tlentic Mr. aad Mrs. H. C. DuBou I or is." Spaabh commaai hack iat* the air. Dug awl *f keg tots Which Rkh- ia r af parUamMt, had rote rued ta •peat Wedaoaday afternoon nt Daytoaa Roach with Mr. ami Mrs. man aad Merrill landed ** the Spain, eottiag shaft aa Rihart B. Ant. They were scrum-' return treae e m a k Algid, the toer i f Far op*. paalad haaea by Mrs. R- G- Kenan Peace" was sad **aow Bob and DuBsw*. of | to he wheeled to the hard Bbrnbiham. Ala. who bar* aaarby- T h ( h a * M riaHtaf Mr. aad Mro. Axt, Rkkcakcker Aids RiduMa And Merrill Oil.’ « Si how Mrs . Quack* heard the voice when no one else did, how sh* went after the peer little thing, bandaged hla feet, took him under her wing, and bow I went off to find kia beam barn­ yard so he could ga back where they were worrying about him. “Tell th* farmer that Sir Count, one of hla finest and most valuable rooster*, a prise winr on* too, now that be hai some ***** aad spirit, learned a few wia* thing* daring the tlm* he wee In Puddle Muddle. “And then tell him to forgive Christopher. Oh, make him for give Christopher! As It is now Christopher Isn't safe If h* flies huu M I***gop^J ®llllt Co,b,rt *» confined to his MART GRAHAM BONNRH home on West First Street because Drank In Miami? Bya* . TOP of a broken knee cap, injured playNOTCH EXPLAINS Then Call Police Notch, "Tell th* former," gasped Top iflg footoa’.l Monday. “that Mrs. Quaeko Duck Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Conoley For Journey Home ofrescued and saved th* life of on* hie chkkeas. Tell the farmer and guest. Miss Tannic Hancock of MIAMI. PI*.. Sept. 17.—W i­ l l you go out on a party hero and get drunk, Just call up th# po­ lice deportment and a patrol car will take you home. No fine, no arrest, no charge, no strings of any kind—Just so you keep away from th* wheel of year own car until you become Lost Parrots, Fig­ ure In Operations \ f/utirk sottmt on Idi (t u m )• 'at «i. tl ' t * m « f OAINU nobinson 'jiallctk BALLOTS 104fo 41 UYUtll Cl to aa * ) X l jR F F Z 4 �CTr^rrTTT t v s t t r* - - r - « ~ t <r r ”v >. S \ - l *••?••':•'& ••? '*•.■•■ K-j P*» D ii« « r « t| la Hnmm Tests « r W W A lM M r r — aW— — . ■ n t n t to ( n il m m to t u ­ r n ! U a," aaya Mn. Ifertonk la cMUMntiaff on tto em alton1 of tor kaahand’a work. "HI* ■((I v u llk« that of an artbt —aomothtay Hut cannot to taatfct HI* work nacoaaarlly doaad with Mi own lift." Alaaka kaa roufkly ao many mile* of hlffhway Amlgnatod "alodtoada** u of w a n * w a f c ru m ||f t . ** TomatoM | for 2$C N tl SUGAR SIbpkgftC Ml i raaa m u ■ mu CORNED BEEF Me m r~ } fo r 25c mjgarT o r n Me 10 a* 25c FR Y ER S SUCRE s ja.23* A P P L E S 5 pounds 1 D C EGGPLANTS POTATOES € Lh» l i e IRISH POTATOES f | Lb* Jfe 8WEET YELLOW ONIONS ft Pounds Ife FANCY DELICIOUS W PS FANCY AVOCADOS each fa B A N A N A S B WASHW/rH PwomU PW 2p4«i I7« No. 9 Cana CUT BEETS 3 for......... Coffoo. IX CM ] • Os. Cana Camptoll’a TOMATO JUICE aacfc....... 14 Oa. Bottle SACRAMENTO CATSUP TOILET TISSUE 3 rah J No. W Cano A TUNA FLAKES 2 far 4 IJehltouao A pplet Slb>. 1 9 c A CLEANSER 3 ra w ......... 1 Try CAMAY SOAP har..... .. largo Sara A P E G SOAP 3 far........ J A Jokurt GELATINE 3 yfcca........ J QUEEN OLIVES each 1 No. 1 Cana PfciWp'a or Ulto'a ASST SOUPS aacX__ Cook With OIL pL caa. l O i. h r . VALLEY RAISINS aarii IS Oa. Caaa Country Ktat NIBLET CORN I fur...... Orakam or B a h CRACKERS IX pkR. No. Cana K lpsaw i SNACKS aarh ft BEANS caa £ M ixed Pickles A M Oa. Jar» GrapeJuke 2Nr M 0 * Jam i W k M M 21“ SC0C0 4 X J5«! f t* ■ ■ �IM M Will Ae W e e k s n E W S T California VoteOnPNblea Lotc H tarii To i ScrtaiUt Far Whrct; New T«rk 17.-1*) i Chians Go serai Prartkro T h r i f t ' tha » f KaUhafc’a h M t wwHfl organlsatlow, tha N s f h ’i Economic to Reconstruction M oT»w « « t . , which becomes, with . Dm two-f bar old wwod bwtsad with talk of a rte- New Life movement, the Ooncrtl's tswillattsn hetweow Mm and hie pet schema ' for rojacewetiag the Ammat wifh, Margaret S*ilU*an -sick man af Asia." Sava Tima, h t t Howry. Seva ■- area ’ tha ugh tkia was dtnlrd. Tkaa caam aaamwwmcn* of .fair Material—thesa are the chief slo­ •ankaamat ta Mr*. Georgu T. gan, of the aawty latswched niire•rwhaw, New York widow, nicnt, which ia evpected ta at k m Mer af Mr. and Mrs. Euyine ia the matarM awd acommi? Fm i- Seymour, eocial leavlerj. Bbadaiph Scott else howled M w the Railysrood know-lt-alls xfith Uta recent announcement of mb marriage last March to Mi*. T. H. Bomarvllta (nea DulVtst) •d Montpelier. VL And George Raft ia echaduKil b ston y Virginia Una, whess ga. whoa tha pcaoi at Mrs. Muft Saeiaty hwa bora making In* mds far earn. Gary t C . .sapor -. . ,* Founder and Sponsor Chiang Kr I Was bawwtji kwt w d do" « |h(k< lh<mU ba used for the \ r x - , 3 ? ™ hrttaJ h*?w» iT em .tr.n f y * .{TV?* ' T Z L l S & S . Frvd^AmLsTa f l t l ^ u ^ r M Iwve all then with Glnevr Hiw e 5 T l^ t h k w H . l a Z f ,Im«r ch“*'' of '! which win enable China to man * ; f*rtur* ** h°** wh* ‘ tU , n t* from shroad. Thus, it hopwsi. China ran eventually BicanU C e ^ ^ l rn p ^ — dto saway attractive |i'svllng1J, ,, r ’ ladles- end married Mr*. Chri*- «■ o o v RACEMg COMPCTK—Local shsmplsna Its tha Aik Amtrlean Ssap Baa Derby lino up thoir fast htme-meWa *octe» for th« finals st Akron, Ono oontootant totla aw otficm snout Ms hamr-made mohair votvot soot cushion, with which ho hapci to win tho cup for tho bootup neutered car, avow if ho doesn’t win the speed trials. IUNCLI MM’S STRONG BOX— Sla billion dellaro In geld will (tart prunes into thle treasure vault thla month when fifty armored tralaa move tha U. g. Treasury’s Igetd reserve here. The granite fvault located et Fort tinea, Ky, le considered Impregnable, with "eieetrte eyes* and similar eclentiHa devices ta guard tha treasure^ FIRST I.C.S. BTUO IN T D IR S —. B in e s T h o m a s Castas, than a young cost miner, In lil t enrolled aa tha first student of the International Carrs spend ante Schools, 0,210,000 atudento have en­ rolled with the I. C, S. The mining course Coatee stud­ ied was tha founda­ tion of a career that before he died recently had car­ ried him to the pooition ef euperiw*' tendon! of the areal L a f 11 n Colliery, Wllket-Barra, Pa. L EAOI NO IN HOMESTRETCH — Mainstays of the N. V, Slants In their sensa­ tional pennant drive, which haa them cut In front In the National League reee, are Jimmy ftlppl#, left, who has bean batting 410, end Mei Ott, 427. “ ■ »l B ’000 * am J r ^ r ^ .u .. J Bishop H ay Gives tWtlvw-b^b^Nire ffiuii. Students Advice In UpClling MCIVlBCT ta the farmer Joeepblna SatM, n ------- 1_ _ P y n r r l n A n from Loa Angeles’ upper crust. She ia tha daughter of Dr. Joea . 8a»rt*. Dominican consul. I.AKFLAND, Rept. 17.—Wl — Tha Barewema Josephine Van ••Don’t let an education male u der Horck of Germany dropped fool out of you," Bishop Snm K. bar title to become plain Mrs. I | | ay 0f the Methodist Kpl*c«nal Donald Woods when she met th* church. South, told Florida yawag actor at college. I Southern College students at Artae John Warburimt and oprnlng exercises yesterday, birector Lewis Milestone air The assembly hall of the new Mhar bridegrooms who ovrrtooked] g|b 0,D00 building wan crowded Those who wish to put their fun on the rail as they wet their pai­ nt*’' mu.-t look not only for signs of "beep” but also for ”b—r" or "tics on iltaught,’* for Its against the law to uderritse beer in letters iiioii* than ?l\ inches high. Moreover. Ihe word "saloon," a crowding 11 state statute, does not eslst and you can camouflage drinking |t aces but not with such everyday ci.|ihcmisms as tavern. Inn. or buffet. "'hen t alifornla joined the rush of Mates to Ivgidiir liquor sa ps h / •he drink mid package, the enabl­ ing legislation pnihioiteil the use if Ills* «urd saloon anrl confined single d iint, tales to boon fide cafes, vslicie no l«ecr or stronger sit ink could be served without food, Knforcriiirnt wns place,| in the tintnl i of the stale hourd of rqua lrati-u •'Ikinri fiifi*” drinking place* ■profited m-v might with rubber I IIIVdwlrhe* Hi*- prlrvcipul uppi-tiliT. Vigni fmm n fivut tn a yanl high li'cnri appearing mi the streets •hunting that "berr-wlne-whlskey" were inslvli- with mention uf food In ilully pnlnli-il letter*. Th,- N'nrd uf ripiuliintlnii .nw an t nprrmh-nli'il gruw’h nr rating | v-l.iMi-linn-nlt ami *l*-ci*ts-*l brer | «r stronger tlriuks cnutil nut bo mentioned In letter* mure than *1* Inrht-n high. Shortly thrrrnfter It ft'lrtl that Invent^ inn, huffrt, etc., were iv.it proper wonln to hang til light v hi front of drinking rmpnrli w*. i The re*n I ? (iumly ilhmvinalv>il sign* *ih*i*I out "rave," ’’nvern,’* ’’tnl ern" "eavrrn," "peer nan iWlehr,," ’’mi." "eilffet," “puffet." tha h u m of the boat, or a ijrabotic figure. But they are la the ail* aerify. California, chanktcrltrd by lia Anti-Saloon league at -the wettest ■tab» la the onion,’* will hate three ehoieaa at the polls ia November. Oae ia a proposal by the United l>ry Forres of California to write Deal option into the state consti­ tution. Aa opposing body of oplnlsn, operating chiefly through the Southern California Businessmen's Association, lit submitting an Bintadntent tightening up liquor regulation but not permitting local option. , “Clliirns — in every com­ munity should have arresi to leaal liquor," the association contends. Or, the voters may choose to reject both amendments and retain tha present set-up which, with minor eireptions. permits any kind Of llqior estatiishmrnt to operate anywhere. The 21 organizations making up tho Unites) ltry force* disclaim any Immediate hope of statewide prohibition. They Insist, however, that dry-srntimrnt communities I'm just delighted with our new should be dry in fset and hence Dodge! In tha first place it's that local option would be merely r 1/ " f a ir nlev ." Jaw Dislocating Advice To Make It On Both Sides I doubt whether w c could M l greater riding comfort in any other car...It handle* like • A “bslh luh” big cnovith for loeomolives I* being hull! st ihe Altonnn, l*a.. shops of Ihe Pennsvlvnnla railroad tn immerse en­ gines’ vhassis In lye wnter for removal of grease and dirt. ...s o cosy to steer and shift gears — and the brakes art parfectly marvelous. Prisoner Fails In J. Edgar Wall of Tampa, of Southern’s Bosrl Attempt ToEscape ufchairman Trustees, ‘old the s'Uvknls that love, courage, faith, toler­ ance and activity are Importin'. Dr. Ijwid M. Spivey, president of Routhern, who presided, in­ troduced the new faculty mem vwmuaror saaus .rom "V visitors of story cminty Jail t pnmhm t*. most of the latter yaatarday but KU freedom »»» M ithodllt mlnu t,r*. S i chart aa it was halr-ralsinge The enrollment was announ-H Twicw ha Hshed his Ilf* to hide u 26 percent greater than iait f ta u gar ias ri by hang'ivr wlthjyegr. Ma bandi boas a roping on th*’ . ■{ W hnn heavy dem ands lo a d to co n s ta n t s m o k in g When you're lightinj* one cigarette from another, working under prruurc —under strain . . . how you'll appreciate ail the protection tbit grand tasting light imokt offetsl For in each refreshing puff you'll enjoy the genuine sm oothness o f tender center-leaf tobacco...a kind, gentle ymoke ...an ideal tight s m k t that is without certain harsh irru.ints removed by lucky Strike's exclusive Toasting" process. When you're working fast, and smoking fast, remember to reach for a light imokt. , . remember to teach for a Lucky! l S ( J l r w ,w “ “ £ Nebnuks Sheriffs 8**y, fState-W M . report his departure also wilt be K A d lO S y s t e m CtsAlplined. It w*a the flre ttlm e t break SCHUYLER, N eb, Hept. 17. tW —Sheriff* Georg. f |. U tt e and I T s ln r, city-county bulWnff • • • J o h n Hopkln* are drafting a '.ill iriite d light year* agvi. l h a l f or prieeentation to the le*i*latim- ...and whut n inonoy-nnver it U ...W c haven't had to add any oil between regular ch an ges,.,1 S w o e p sta k o t" w in n er 5 (im «i tn a ro w l I ' •c /s K lte tg a k ! t . Ws**t Be 8a Soporific RARN‘AQUARIUM PLANTS tUCRON, AH*, fiept. 17.—IF) '** '■ fp I V ‘ tfaat lfcg sheep k usually coaMbrod * sleep ptwduter, bot fatM Mb * in expect they will have lb ba very wide awake Imljed If w tr » < I* A s task s*«larved Is tka CatalHm mountain*. a F spH»g * fount af ■keep which star reveal hie heights. JB In charwv. a*a aad Franr la Oald flak; Woke Utica, MM*. Maaau, Expert Bog pool fee aaa tJgeralle after Mr. Cl*| Morris, 19y*an aid, oTDowmn speiogs, Kentucky, ia a real picker. He’s won S wcelu ia a row ia You* Lucky Srrike'Swecpstake*"—■ limes ia sIL Mr. Morris write i rhal all klafrkada w e try. lag to get him lo i l l otM their entries. Ilive you catered yet 7 litre you woo year Luckies—a la l tia of SO lieIkIona Lucky Strike*7 Tune ia"Youf Hit Fbnde" Wedas* day and Saturday eves lag*—Study bha tuass—then try Yoac Lucky Strika "Swcepwake*"—and if you’re not already •■■oking Luckies, buy a pack today, tad try lhem, too. Maybe you've been a lu lag soasethiag. You’ll appreciate the advantage* iA Luchka—A Light Samba a fik b . type-bodied ith a n a W hat'a more, our Dodgo is giving us at least 7 more m iles to lh« gallon of gas than our old car. No wonder they call it tha M oney-Saving Dodge! DODGE U-ewt r—.WrawOe*v«rr»M^i l«ni imrl.tatLst RBKL & SONS �'^rvv.^ 7- Franciaman Good I In Playoff ty Nine N m "Lawk, S Ts 1, WMi T* B t Ptajrc4 T ktft 'M ur; *m Agmfai Lmdk At Brt *■* Help Hatters. Retail Title Saaford Baaehall Ctab Reorganized Far 1137 Seeaon B a c k f ( e l d _ DUKE n DAVIDSON BULKS f. Firm »•••. ** e «reon, i t W . r f . Jew .lry iter# an* emuea t h is w e e k t h e f ir s t p r iz e Claaaifhtd Advertiaementa COLOHKD WOMAN want, job aa cook, taundrcaa. Viola Wil­ liams, Dll Cypraaa Ave. COLORkT “WOMAN wants jld* doing laundry or h»’icv wu b. Mary Turmr, 1014 W. nth Bt. t f t t f t r Toole Tablet* aastaln M ayalor Invlgoratora aad other >SiM laaU , Owe doe* papa up or, BSM, gland*. If not delighted, FOR RENT furnUhad 3 bedroom house. Good location. Phono Makar rafuada faw m t i paid. Call, writ*, MeKaynoIda' Drag Co. I 133-R for appointment. 2 5 ' 'diamond* FOR HAUL Used Katrinator electric rofrigerxtor. Almost naw unit 455. Easy term*. Goa-, oral Appllanco Co. fe SMd earn. Thao* car* ara priced HYPO HI-TRST tractor fuel. Ida Mr atnlghk ash with a* trade par gallon. Sinclair Refining Co., Saaford. ili M T A T f Mass SasiW friaas SMALL GIRLS RICYCLR far and Sasiaf ousllty. Baal aw auto Phono S74-W. C fiM . a n v . v w a i s i WAKRFIKLD BABY Carriage, Ilk* naw. I l l 711 Park Ava. IM RCONQMY—Quality -Baev- LARGE QUANTITY USED c*Ut ; la* to laundry aad Dry Cfeantag and 2 a 4‘a for sal*. Ftwa* ■BF f*aW Raymond t o a lp i d at •74-W. I f t a i s asr. Co to Wert’* and aecuro tho “ Kuy” wnrJ. Write this* woril In tho spice above nntl nend this nd with your chart to Tho Herald Office. Girl Student-Now Leaving For School W ill A p preciate m ost a W a tc h From W ert’s I Tha Tornado .quad l. the beat* balai cad rroup Alesaadar h u had In yarn. V elm a pleyara ratamad for arary poeltioa, ralaforvad by llw n n l promliing ao-pbomoVos. I Alaunder h u cheated the of­ fense .lightly. Thera will la u much. If not more, paia-lhrowlng and a varied Maortmoot of power plays designed for inch hard* plunging bark. a . Pteteher Sima, Harry Appleby end Marion (Dutch) Ko m u i i l Little raramplng of tho 1035 lineup will bo required of the TorI noth pilot. U * m i war* faw aad a I good many of tha top homoral who I played regularly a year ago wki) I march to the GtiggJlSB I ' Jh* pcMulbla atartiae Um would I shape up llha UiU: Jurdan and | Jen*, at «nd«i Chance aad Lied* I s.-y at tackle.) PltialmmoM aad I Nixon at guard* and Preaton at Boat her*. iDuk* v, Davidson at Greensboro. aFrcsbyu-rian v. Ckmson at Ckmaon. North Carolina Stato v. Eon College *; Raleigh. Rrunuke v. V. I*. L at Blieksburg. Month Carolina v. Erskin* at Columbia. V. M. I. v. Wofford at Lexington. Citadel v. Newlerry at ChariotRichmond v. Newport Now* at Rkhmond. a—Denote. Conference game. ACM w n vktory te carter* the w - t iff iM || pmmm pkjroff Wlivctt DELAND, Bapt. ITc-A flock th# rival >«*•• ■iptownna win to th* chief Cocakhl kept ioara af the Btotoon UnlwT- scattered u eta* htte.w al St. Aerjattae Ing tho high .Pirll. of their - S l T t U d^hS Chartra. but would not commit u ^ u J m d ntUmo* thams.lv. s on tha prospect* when *" w „ (IIM but Got■o much depend* upon untried Bk“ >lvBr, inrincibta In "**■ . , 'the plnchea. Each mound.man I ranter. j I I I I I I I I I I I I Sim* will bo the field general Appleby, Konemov, Hay*, Edwant*, Moore ami Tharp* are the halfback, and Collin, and Beard the fullback*. Junior Andenon, a aophomore, may break into the regular hill-carrying llnoup often. There la an array of promising sophomore line reaetvoa. Including Cushing and Rltumar, lark lea; Wl!run and Bynum, guards; Given* and Furlow, center*, aad Smith, and. NEW YORK, SapL 17.-(<V>By splitting yesterday'll doubleheader with tha Pirate*, while tb* Cardinal* wtro doing ttw aamo against Philadelphia, the Giant* maintained thalr 4 1-3 game National League laud over NEW YOBK, SopL 17.-4A ^ - tha second place Gas House iTht Now York Stat* Athletic Conj- Gang. The Cuba, however, Imlaalon beard aoeond-hand picked up a full gam* by tak­ Wcdnooday that Jimmy Brad- ing two till* from tho Hinton dock’a injurod head waa showing Btca, whkh loft them only n aatlafnctory Improvsmant. half gam* out of second pinto Braddetk » u to hart raprotad eud five off the pace. parson MenThe standings after yestrnlay'* about tb* In- schedule: ilsy to toll tb* jury, whkh lad to postponement of Game* Game, hi* heavyweight title match with nub W L Prt. Behind to May Max Nchmellag. laataad Um com- Giants M 57 .601 ----11 mlasicn rtcahred a latter from Dr. Card* H3 82 MO 4 1-2 10 Twenty-four University of Flori­ Fred Alba* who has baaa with Cuba 83 63 .564 5 0 da freshmsn draw football uni­ Braddock e | the Florida Medical Pries T> C7 .538 D 0 form* Turn-lay afternoon and Center la Veaka. Fla. Dr. Alba* I irportid lit llend I"Couch Josh reported Braddock Improvlag but* Cody, Rand Dixon andI Carlo* id it would ba Inadvisable fori I’ructor for praetke. _____________________ __ R | The Baby Gator* stressed aari- kaat two meatha. a)« ami bloeitlng, the two main The commlaalan than set Nov. point* In Cody's practice, thaaa 115 aa th* date far tha next « days. port oa Braddock'a raadUion. Linemen reported directly to I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Coach Cody while Droctortook _ .. over the v.rally forward wall Bal* tanacd Elvtal Dll Ilug <^»lx for |hu ently minute* uf prae- prli* Holst*la aowa to taka rafaga tic*. Hanlagu msoagad varalfy «»d** a tiaa at Altoona, Fa. becke a lorn* whiM DUun handled lightning biOad aU af them, th* fruoh ball carriara and Floyd _ Christlsn, vuteran crvl, and John ^ Boxing CoMmiaxioa Hears Braddock Case WERT-The Jeweler ATLANTA, Ga.. Kept. 17.-/A1 —Southern and H. K. C, opening gridiron schedule* for h'nturdsy: lo.4r4- R IN Ml* lilt* Tfcr»lr* lkk.ts v iu>iimI*I* will >•" liv iln>vi»<i i»'u rtcond I'l** NOTBi nsaawsa Plane* e (arid Tllto Saturday FRREt STOMACH ACID, GAS FAINS, lNDIOESTION relieved Wriak. Gat Free sample doctor’* BOYS AND Ulrla blcycion-'.l prescript low. Udga, at MaRayna prko that will save you eUa' sad Laaay** Drug 8 tores. money. Slanky-Rogtn Hard war* Cat Th# fifth aad yorhap* the do-! dime gam* rt the C lue C W 1 between the Ftarida State Laeiee. anj Um G iin ili H w ldi L n cv9> Cowall and Chat Freeman, lido l*Pl<>^"L * *taPtko*M*wuth coach, beginning today the tenth ^ ^ T L ^ o w ln d c ir a haid’ donbk day of morning and afternoon 10* were*. *r d * « itntu«> «• umpioto IM •#*•»• l l m H T h l . mart 0* Pa*. In orOar te NEW YORK. Kept. I7-—W - - 1 liar*'* the way the record book* show why Carl llubba I, the Giants' ara Irft-hindar, I* Just about tha beat pitcher In tha big leaguoi this year) Wen 13 atrnight tine* July 13. HUrtrd 13 times) pltrhod 12 full gamta, otto at ID Inning*. Allowed 71 hit* in tho 113 In* pitched hitlcaa kail for three In­ ning*. ,i i f f Went In for relief one#. a**. I t - ' feat hall UuMptonehlp of Florida,! «ff»ct A w a lh a a d ia f* taaahe la hk itolly worhaeta of tha by McGowan, FUagavaM, BwtoOraan t a d Wk l t o hopeful, to; * ” and >**«*» dtwvo w » faer Bulky PlaU. Brady Cowell, head S t Auguattoa nm. In the « 0 w coach, hae found but a pitiful l»« raamaat of tha powerful hot] ThaCapital barter aWh* ■low-fooled teem which pusheddown after that opealae aheea*. through to vktorie* orcr tha and \t w u aot aatll the *oaaa>H ■mailer college* lent j m r - b f l t that tha l> n M k jjW t« a ap aa» the graduate* of tha freshman of »h* Florida State Laaeee ■quad contain »»m« briyht pu- f,,ubl *f*la phtw the TwInrtM* piu m dvftnaa. Carry r iU ftn J i 1. Clip inti entire d a rt Inelu.me Mo rtaartlMmaot ho- „ Clubs Split ’NEW YORK, Sept. I 7 . - W Tho Giant, drew a step nearer the National league flag yes| terriay, sllhooph grill... only on 1 earn break in a tlnublr-hraili-r marking thalr season final. • against the Pittsburgh l'irates. 1 Thna hlta and a walk In tha 1 fourth Inn!nr accounted for all. » tha Giants* runa na they pulled I Ing to figure* for the past sea­ 1 out a t to i decision In thu son, whlih will be reliasrd* In ' opener. Olil -Wall* lloyl hiwt lha form of a financial report ■ (no much stuff for llwrq^ to tho h i a fH T wrecks, ' nightcap ami tha Pirate* won However, the association has 8 another pitching duel, 4 to 3. stated it. belief that baseball 1 Bine* tho second plant Card- In this city neat year will pay I Inab also split thalr twu start* for itself should arc light* be In • In Phlhuklpbla yesterday, the .tailed at the local field, so, fi­ • even break left tha Giants 4 1-2 nancially tho club should b* bet­ ® gamra in front, with only II to ter equipped during tho oncom'• play. Ing iruon than It wa* last yoar. a u g u s t ih r , Tear P n a l s i m ifftS T U s * tort pear would Ith the powlbl* raa, who would ha her tiaaa of bnat- a two-run rally in the eighth Inning of tha second encounter broke a 2-3 deadlock and enable jlka Rad Bird* to forge ahead. nr. the nit c n ilh ir wlngmun, [tut i-ud-i thalr Southcoatoan. Kentucky v. Maryrill# at Lavthe Ingtcn. i Frraidant Mississippi v. Ualan at Uahrerbrut bar* or shters. alty. was busy receiver*. has _ ^ M an With a Smilst WELER E N G L IS H G U L F r** Mr*. Mary WUmar, 70, charged bar husband, Allan Wltmar, 73. r tv u . aaw r a i« tmn e a r n * r « • « * * • vv j t w a •awavaart cwgatv . erawm e r r a m e u M . ■a FamaaTa I . ra the Katata “• EKWJAMIN T. COIIKV, JaewsaaC Notice la kset-T «IVaa tMI IM unrt.rslMB.v will, an «bw M U tdae uf (Irtotwr. A. I». 1*1*. Sf***" W lha llo.orahla Coujty Jwl** «jM rjsatirrdMK gsw ■nd .1 Mid II . th a . aad Ortta, om maka aptillc.Uaw t» M* said Jutta- fur . I l u l orttlamaal » f hi. administration of a^d aatala, and for nrdsr diackarglag bint as such administrator. Dated this lha ttth d*r rt Aagust A D. I »r nJ s i t R. «w,« «*. i Lang, Aa ACmlnlatraloart, tbo M t ls rt �HHGoa Government Troops Two Dollar Flood 'B last TNT Charge I Hitt T o u t Under Toledo Fort Risks l i f t Tm Ro o k Entire Finfljr M aroons In Tips Of Trees KsNm ;A t CM>>.' |AUbuM Maaidu jAdoption Of NtW —BAN ANGELO, Trx., Sept. 18. (JF)—Tbs resew* e f seven rvfn- a m*B«t»AJ«tt» B « “ »» Wlfe Cffnrt Of Hi B ocU llits l«, T» Boy Scoots To Meet Four Tbnee E a c h n Year For Cerenmqr *i w—t um in~e iii__ im n n BcadyTo Ignite w •r t wtxjmN Sspft. 1«— (AF)— ■ btari I n n MADRID, Sept. ____ _ Toledo'* 18.— Aka- Ramon Cota (above), musician m m* withstood w iH itm u u aa tremendous aar and ea-ioldlcr who eras known explosion of a ton of TNT today and. in ttho cellars of manned the ruined castle, cast atachln fu n s to hold off oM urtin i n f Government mill* t la men. a s Orbjr o. Hctchcoat whtn he lived a t Huntsville, All., led of7 k rr* to th* crude grave of hi* wlf* In the cellar of hL* home a t Trenton, N. J., and wa* quoted as confessing he killed K ven a a t h e G o v e rn m e n t her “partly accident*!)/ and c a r r ie d o u t th e f i r s t p a r t o< Ha " te n ltla decision" to blow C £tiy_ in sslf-dcfsti**." ■0 the A lenaar, powerful lysdW lia K aO U demanded conacrlpef all ahie bodiad moa sad . _ administration reform*. T tr f ir* of three great C Building, C o s t i n g $37(000 To Clive L a s t i n g Service Hanford's Nstlonsl Guardsmen will move ln(o their new srmory Saturday, Kept 20, H wa* an. nouneed today by Cspt. If, C. Washburn, National Guard of­ ficer. Original plans h id been laid to make the transfer from tho old building tomorrow, CapL Washbum said, but a brief delay In building and other unavoldablo circumstances necessitated a poutponement. The offlrer stated that all tho | A large dckgatlon of Semi M l Countjr Democrat* today major building operations will was la Orlando .attending the have been completed next week, rail* which was I Having only a few minor finishing have opened with a ' tlou' h** * * " • lh* *‘n**ture wUI M l oMack this after- be complete. Th* roof will to finished this Aftov wtadiag through the Week, it was reported. Copt. Wsshbur said th* flagpole, lily’s A m t* , th* procssston was to have halted a t Municipal Au­ for the tract of land on which tho K aallaavS aw *•*• rival to th* party la**Florida w-r* to have spafesw. Among tha speakers wer» F itd i t b aomlnew for Claud Popper ami amine** for (citato, and The Colonial Oil Company today ■ M n. George MeEory, County dUctalmed ownership of tho shark anmmittoewomnn, and Voli* WII- on Lake shore Boulevard, no* mile County commltteemaa, w rit of the Lsko Monroe Bridge, attending th« which yesterday drew the fire of tto State Read Department. expected to H. T. Walton, Colonial rvp-epatty •« tto M . ' sentatlvn In Sanfonl nnd Oilando, said tto bal'dlng i, the property sv iry part «f th* Cotaabia Oil Company, rtpDemo- resented h r John T. lllete, who forward a also to a t tto head nf th* Colonial rteently in n Dewlopnwak Company. , _____ ting. The flrnt It had h**n mported to th* k aal pnUtbto rally wan an »vn»t Chamber of Commerce that th* to Matony. Others are planned. Colonial Oil Company wa- th* owner of tto tolldteg. Th i n u m ­ ber passed on to The Ib-mld a letter from CL B. Treadway. chair­ man of the State load DepartJ I mend, who referred In Colonial I k total branch to the farm re- Instawi n f Colombia. admlnistraUew today IU new quarter* In Itdldtag, mem 40. to the ergsnlxsUrn are to it applieattoM for Iwans u n to farmer*, Tho City Commission url!) w sbted since somblo tonight in City Hall for W*e 1mat 11 her*. what a u y to th* flail u u io n of tofko to tosd.^sartera budget dtseusslon before final 1 to O n tr a l f t o tkm to tatoa on adoptlv; a grant to u p M illtnre* for 19M-ST, to Two r*afbr«n<M already have tom and ladl- keen hold, and ronaldenbl* pri­ t o that thaftoM may to n t * study has been tiv ra tto bodget kjr Commissioners, A. County Democrats throng To Rally P « l d In Orlando Colonial Oil Firm Disclaims Shack OnLake Boulevard F a m Offie* Branch Take* New Quarters Commiation To Make Fiaa) Budget Study " . A nw m cd 1 GENEVA, Sept. ropesn powers, convening la Genes* amid new wnr fears ev• r Europe's In s t* k it y, have •bind n wap to to r vanquished Ethiopia from Monday's assembly •fe tin g and to obtain renswed eolh b r itio * of Italy. Officials said Ethiopia's delegat ion weald to refused seat* on estimates th* xround that it did not repre­ to th* Inundated oter sent an effective government. thaa to.00O.0M. They added the League D not An unidentified h o r s e m a n lif. .v . „ -..» to e n « r* d to recognise tho llstiin fished hb refugee* pvTTnn 10 a piicw os h iv */* a a - • •, , . , grp waters swirlsd around hto • K,“r* ®'bkpl* non-ex.stent or mount and endangered tto ,* * * " ou* of lb* te « n « horse's fooling se v an l Urns*. ( The Swiss government launched Th# familp of Eugene Weaver a gigantic financial campaign to had been in tho trees fine* flv* repair domestic defenses. Urging o'clock yrsterdih morning whoa Swiss eltlxsns to suuscilbo to a the river treat on n rampage. defense loan of $78.373,000. Tho Two boatmen. Ilsnrp Boyd and government asserted tho “instabllRobert Canute, also war* trapped tty In Europe and efforts of an eommoaitp, today cheered r»sU tarm lstic force* may p n rlp iu te In trees when they tried to a t any moment a catastrophe rv the Weaver* tost s ig h t en more tragic than that of 11) it." gevx, miaowed la tho traen neat the flood ravaged Plum O a t cnerred n a t­ a l the devastated eity an of th* Coneher them to start fo­ W ill Diphtheria Here Legion Men Boost Nine-Foot. Water, Melton For Chief Oct Uader Control, ^Nea* N ine Aiserti Atlantic Flood Fire Infection* A r t Found In Sanford,' A0 Q ua ra nt i nt d Communication D e s t royed; Is U n c a l c u l a l Five cave* of diphtheria were reported in Hanford today by Mrs. tsp r r lili Iacts Dorothy tomb, public school nurse.' II. Ttr V-M-lainl Pl u s Simultaneous y with the an-' NOUKOl.K, Vn., Sept. 18. aotneement of the disease, Mrk —An Atlantic hurricane Mowing with trcniendoiui tom b said there is no cause for alarm, since the situation is en­ (ury nortliwuril uIuiir the coast, today smashed aertaw tirely under medical rontrol and the ahiirca of the f'amlinaa all rase* are In strict quarantine. ami Virginia Into Maryland, Further, M n. I smb said, an a t­ cutting off Ocean City Iruta tempt is being made to secure tho the mainland after having service* of a state health officer to .swept u nine-foot tide com­ administer Immunisation serums. pletely over Ocracukn I*.and. In ndvislng parents, the nnru* With duxtm* of small communi­ asserted children with even a touch ties Isolated, with communications of sore throat should not be sent sundered, nnd with great warta to school. f ootling across coastal areas, no Member* nf the American The following, takrn from tho -ire one could determine accurately haw “Regulation and Control ............... of Com*),toglon in erveral states great the loss of lives anil property muntcsble Dlscn-c-,' ub idled by j*booming giitnrhy Melton (nbm-i might be. enlth, l( __, rec-l »,ublUh' r the Griffin (tin.) the Htate Board of Health, Northeast gales, signalising tto News, for election ns national ommended hy Mrs. tom b for s tu d /1,•'*'*'***. approach uf the hurricane’* dead commander at the annual runby parents: center, drove water across tbs “Hourre nf infection—Discharges {vrntlon beginning in Cleveland only high bridge connecting (J-exh By ( Hept, 20. (Associated Preis fr*m diphtheritic lesions of nose, City with tli* mainland. throat, conjunctiva, vagina and Photo) Four hundred Inhabitant* to wound surfares. Ocraroko Island, twenby miles off "Mode of transmission—Directthe Nurlh Carolina rna-t, escaped The Seminole County Agrlcul* group at one time or another dur­ Iv by personal contact, Indirect I/ deitli when nin* feet of water by articles freshly soiled with dls. hi bsl completely acmes, ( tu u li, turnl Association held It* annual ing th# past year, Mr. Dorn-r • W mv . or through infected milk land. Most of them wvro In tto lueefi'iig but night a t the Semi­ gamed them aVToJiows; or milk piuduiV-. lighthouse. nole High School auditorium 1. Organisation meeting a n d This cenlur of the storm, .who** with eleven men being nominated commit lee programs; *—nsw fer­ “ Incubation period—Usual y two for officer* to serve during the tiliser law effect*; 3 —f#rtlll»er to five days, nreaslunally longer if ■rm , are winds of 70 to IWT iaPsw* ensuing year, and IS being nomi­ analysis ai d prices, ami boras tho carrier state precedes the de­ <n hour, passed Norfolk ihtriag nated to msmbsrship on th* Board tirstm ent; 4—co-operative mar­ velopment of clinical symptoms. tho morning. Period of enmmiinlcnbillty— keting and purchasing program*; of Director*. Ho fur only on* lif# is reported Variable, until virulent barilla A yearly report was given by ft—co-operative purchasing pro­ lost. have disappeared from the secre­ IVcsldent F. F. Domer, whisk grams; 0 -co operative purchasing The Const Guard was busy aid­ Included an account of th* past factors; 7—Florida Canr.l and tions nnd the lesions. Usually two ing ships off the coast anil In yetr's activities and his observa­ marketing agreement; H—tick era­ weeks or less, seldom over four ives. Several crafts sent out dietion on the various phase* of tho dication nnd mule dipping; D— weeks, A six-point program of ex;.....*’V. &*x calls hut so far all wuro to* "Isolation—Until two cultures work accomplished by th# asso­ soil conservation. mental inn In the Hetniiioh- County Ili-veil given aid In time. As a final step In an attempt from the thrust and two from the ciation. Damage to property Is •'gperisd In listing the projects which to unite all farm associations nose, taken not >e* than 21 hours greenhouse was laid nut here to­ to run high in tho roastnl area* II H llss .4 aa gana •« •) B|>srt, fall to show the presence day by a Urge nxsembly of farm­ of ifvi-rnl states front North Car­ were under discussion by tho of diphtheria bacldl. ers and growers who convened olina n'irtimnrd. “ Immunisation—Passive Immim- in the Court Null#*, ilistion with anti-toxin Is rare’y Dr. It. W. Ituprecht, head of thnecessary for exposed persons oyer five year* of age, for whose pro­ chemistry department of the Unitection dally eliminations by a Verxity of Florida vt|ierlnient sta­ physician nr nurse suffices. In­ tion, attended ills- m-.-mk' ii aiol dis­ fants nnd young children exposed cussed local pruhlems with I a or All teacher* emp'oyed In Hemi- > A southeastern district m •cl­ to diphtheria in the family should agriculture interests. Grnwing Intcii-st In golfing nt I lie first phase of (he program nole County pu'itic sehoul* have ing of the Florida Htate Kile- receive a pmphytatlr dosn of an, , , ■ taken nn oath of loyally to the men's Association wlll^h* held |ti toxin without prior Kchlrk te st­ w ll lie la determine (he i-xi-nt the Country C uti has liccn #vlC. t . ( ullins. aUto consul for ulilted States Constitution. T. W. in Vero Bench, Hepl. 28. M#t!i ing, Unless they are ulrrady know i of damage to crops caused hy (ho deured this week by tho largo num­ to the physician to he immune." continuous application of fish ber of players who have made th# the Vt.HHln»#n of he VVorl^ l.lt U w ton, County school superintendCleveland, Hanford flro chi*' and roe mis of tho course. yesterday for Columbia, S. f . (n t| ^ , setups ('• (he soil. Among the out-of-town players where he will attend a meeting i Ik . oithi written president of the Htate Associa­ Hecsmdly, experimenli will Ui of the board of national directors * ollo» la« '• visiting the links since Monday tion. announced today. ! eondirctisl In an effort In discover by William Tyler P igs) Saturday. aro It. N. Carpenter, Hhanghal, | which is the cost potash for lo.-nl "I believe In th# United States One of the principals topics ( tiinix: It. c . Trimble. Bradenton; use, niurirte or sulphate. Albert Hawkins nnd Netti* of America as a government of the lower fir# insure tiro is ‘e-i on lack ll'irnnr, Histersvlll*. W. Vn-t prop *, ty the people, for tho peo­ A third step will Invillvi ex­ for discussion will be prnpwivd The University of Florida's Oglesby, both of Lake Monro.*, C. O. Ultle, Jacksonville; nnd Y. were licensed to wed yesterday, ple; whose Just powers are derived alt classes of buildings, the propused three muntlis' grmind tensive applications uf liming the Mitchell, Orlando. from th* consent of th* governed; a,il to determine vvli-it vu.bnei according to records in th* of­ Local payers Included Jack cuurse in aviation would bogin should le used, nnd when it should o democracy In n republic; n sov­ chief asserted. fice of the ounty Judge. I'ntlerron. Terry I'stlcrson. Fr*d about Oct. t according to ItifurA secuiul assembly, to include ereign nation of many sovereign be spread. ll dly, John Iti-rhst, Ham lllghlryiiutlnn received here (inlay. The weather; generally fair to­ states; a perfect union one and firemen of the so'illiweilern dis­ The fourth experiment will ren­ 10nn, Elmer Toll, Raymond LundAnnminreinent of the plan to night and Saturday except scat, Inseparable; established upon th»-o trict, has been ct'lsd for Oct. give a IK) day periml nf (wide ter around llut lime of fertilisa­ ipiist, J, /elmnnowltl, John Lud­ lered shower* Saturday on south­ principals of freedom, equality, ft in tokrlsnd. I ower Insuiai-o- aviation instruction was rrcelvel tion us npptird to certain crops. wig. II. II Colomnn, Joe Masters, west and sxtrsta* south coasts. Justice and humanity for which rats* also will fa« talked there, in Hanford yesterday. Cost of tinFifthly, water control is to be ('. Clem. -Uni Ingley. A. C. Rey­ Extrema Northwest F lo rid a - American patriot* sacrificed their studied. nolds and Howard Faville. course is $100 which includes according to Chief Cleveland. llv*a and fortunes, fair tonight and Saturday. f . K. W iliams, Rato McCall, Lastly, tests will ho comlui-ted to r'Him and board at Camp Kihimi" I therefor* tolisvo It my duty Approsiniatcly 2(10 persona are veil, near Ocata. u-certain the la-st sources 'if pfco-i- ('bet Estes, Ralph Chapman, Ol­ (ha Veto Saturday's tides: low, 3:44 A. to my country to tov* It; to sup­ cxpectcu to attend io Caldwell, V. I- Flemming. E. Incluiled In the operation n r1 p lisle. M. and 4:24 I>. M.; high. 10:23 A. port Its Constitution; to obey its Bunch session, th* local thief shop esperiener, classroom work, C. It. Dnwsun, County form Ward. Ed Randall. Mrs. J. O. laws; to respect it* flag; ami to said. Th* territory embraces M. and 10:34 P. M. Sun rises at research activities ami glider Imney, Gene Martin tonry, Etlsnthe entire east coast frum Locou training. A high school education agent, said some of the experi­ i't'lh Rollins, It. It. Dees, G. IL 8:13 A. M. and sots a t «:2» P. M. defend it against all sasm lr..” ments are now under wuv and through Min mi. Mion rises at 1:44 A. M. and set* or Its equivalent Is required be­ Workman. Henry Zuriletd#, W. The Lakeland mcoli-ig wi'l fore nno is accepted In the will lor concluded in th * near fu­ at 7:51 I'. M. Gnrd'in llenn nml H. B. liens, Jr. ture. Others will reqtilru ;i long­ draw firemen from 'b a populn school. lion renter around lauvpx an I The Institution is being run term periml. Growers plan to have frequent At. Petersburg. ducted on a co-operative basis «. J . Nix, Dr. W. T. U ngli / with the aviation division of meeting-, th# agent ixlil. a I re­ ■nd H. M. Rumbley reported a State Itoud Department, the ex­ sults of the greenhorns.1 (irogrtim fin* catch from thslr fishing trio A ronsignment of lamklets contension department of the Uni­ aru tabulated and announce I. to th* Indian River in Nee Experiments in the greenhouse tninlng the Florid* Htate drug versity of Florida, and the eduSam Byrd, the Sanford boy who Smyrna yesterday afternoon. cslional division nf the Florida will tie under the direction -if K, It, and pure food statutes has boo* rose to prominence on Broadway, The largest hrul of the day wot I’u rv Is. WI’A. received in tho County farm today began retonranl of his new mads by Mr. Rumbley who re­ Further Information on the agent's office, C. R. Dawso* production, “Whit* Man," ncrord- corded a seven pound drum, while lama than So Seminole County school may*b* obtained at thr lng to pres# dispatches received th* other men landed sevriul persona will b* eligitv'* fur old said today. E scape Reminole County Chamber of largo bass and trout. An -one desiring a copy of tto tor* from New Yarh. ag* pensions which became pay­ Commerce. Approxlnutely 3ft pound- o ' able on Oct. I, It waa announced statute* may roll at tho f'on't Tto east completed, tho author of lit use office and receive one, Mr. tto nlay present, and Director fish was pulled from th# river by today from the local branch of­ Melville Dark* to charge, J|r. th* three men. I’at Canty ami J. C. Fairdoth, Dswson a n n o u n c e d ._________ ’ fice of th* Htato Welfare Ibmnl. Byrd tope* to t o d hto Broadway both of Sanford narrowly v-rapml LOCAL W EA TH ER premier* about tto middl* to Oc­ Injuries yi-xtrrduy when tlu-lr an tober. I . W. Far Lie of Hanford ha* totnohilo sk hilled on Wet pav mrnt II* plans to taka tto play out v r *1? ------aad attending to routine work besn pledged to the H its Znts near Dvluind and overtnrmvl twice, Us. A firife . __ _* 47 r#»h. A v irk fi. of town for *n* week ooriy In tto Mellon Ware, son of Judge it. In an effort to list th* pension chapter of the Delta Sigma I'hi so­ It was reported here today. ft A virif* — Mar. Mxt month. it W. Ware, left thia afternoon f ir eligibteo. The mulorlsts raid they werv *T$r. Avar*ere cial fraternity at tho University it |i T H i t At present rehearsals a n bring Atlanta to resume studies In tho A largo number of applications nf Florida, srmrding to press dls- traveling about 45 miles an hour if a t nA**M __ *T Tt Avn. told in tto rehearsal to * to tto theological department a f Emory have been rectlvod, It wn« te- pstehos received here today. 77 f Aveil ........ tl on the straight road vrlo-n n hiiriu tt \\ :il. AVil...... . u Lyceum Theater. Mr. Byrd win Ualveraity. I parted. Twenty other students, nil rest-|. rait'sil the rear end of the car to 11 73 M anaotmc* tto toadiaf monitors of Before to n in g to lefts Wat hocks, j Th* County Commission has at- Ing In Florida, were pledged at skid ami sway. te 76 13 91 hi* .first east as aa artnr m aaagr young War* will visit rolativex Incited about 19,088 fog old age the same time, tho dispatch slat* 73 H J l Estimated danisc- wis hbout I * NT 77 .I t within a few days, J| was rop?rted. in Uncolato* amt W arm ton. Ga. pensions la flemlMld, $300, Mr, Canty sai'l. rd. . ... T* ChaagM la the schedule of Bey Scout courts of honor wars an­ nounced today by A rthur Braanan, local chalrmaa of the Central F.erIda Council. In tho future, roorts aru to be bald once crsry three months In­ stead of eaco each month, accord­ ing to Mr. Bra nan. Tho next session Is scheduled fur Monday night a t 7:10 o'clock in the Junior High School. In announcing the changes, Mr. Bra nan released the folowing statements addressed to Scouts: T h o Central Florida Council ha* recently decided that It will be best to hold courts of honor every three month* Initssd of once a month. "It is thought that this will make them more appreciated by the boys, due to the length of lime they will have to -look forward to the ceremony. "This change will also enable us to plan more Interesting programs, Including a short talk, and sill o', so allow us to lend mor* color to the proceeding*. "Therefor*, the next court after the one scheduled Monday w lljT il bo held until Dcrember. No on* can say that four nights out of th* year Is too much to call upon 70a to devote to tho welfare of ocr bcy«. and, among other thing*. I am sure that the new plan will mean a full attendance at each court. "I fully realise that eur night* are pretty well taken up with meetings, but I do want to urgynu to let nothing Interfere with your aUendsrtro a t these courts once each ninety days, “The Scout movement Is count­ ing on you to help Insplro the boy* by your attendance Guard To Move ’ the ta rn ted To.ede cu - In -New Armory a u k t^ e a ^ ra s-^ OrSeptenber 26 with a Math of the toUding la a a svalaaehe of rock , Govsnuacnt troupe refin to pleat the of the Republic and rained grenade* at passages leading to the cellar*. From the underground vault* vicious machine gun fire anawcicd the charge. The f l n t blast 'enabled Govern. near . Gi m — tat T» Sp«Ml 79 M l l l i e a To Btftagtbta Dof e a o i v e F onts Tropical Hurricane Flattens Coasts Of Carolinas, Virginia S- S 2 - J 2 "Sr* *“ A Agriculture A ssociation Sets Up Program For Year Nine-Point Plan Ia Discussed Local Growers. Farmers; Election Of Officers Scheduled Experiment Plan T b Be Followed By Farming Unit Grower* Outline Pro­ gram For Green­ h o u s e Operuti * !“> Allegiance Oath Is Vero Beach Gets Taken ByTeachers District Meeting In Public Schools Of State Firemen Interest In Gol f Playing Increases At Country Cl ub CITY NEWS BRIEFS Aviation Courtie T o Begin At ltoosevelt Camp On October 1 Sanfordites Bring Sam Byrd** D r a m a In Fish At Smyrna Begin* R e h e a r s a l 50 Persons Eligible On New York Stage For Old Age Pension In Seminole County ■t.iTd»lsa<rr Food, Drusr Statute 1 Itookn Available Here San ford itcH Injuries In Wrccl: Worn Will Study In J J t Z X A T ' o . ' Z . Emory University day* in makinginvestigations Faville Is Pledged To Gainesville Frat IS - ■•- - too � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 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/e01ca90f0dd51a68121860eb102cff92.pdf e96c2844972749661ac88a72ecf97703 PDF Text Text SPORT CHATS akFer Sum Gothamitaa Toko 7 To $ Victory From Fruchmtn W ert’s Football Pick The Winner Cootm rospsmihls #»r their success H p i n cf undefeated play, Um f i i l w relief work 4mm b y , T V variolic* will net V • eojWiley Mott*. ' m tary nor* on H n a u ’i part. OM Wlky psnstkaly lived la b it n Ik m u m approaches the IV VII pea. When «M of IV Ytt> stubby figure of litte Rudy Omltrj V* starters ir u lia iil WUcy « u low u kr«« u fallback! arc dis­ cs tied la ta stom tV tide. Ha c a n id. peered la H p a w that year— ! Big fellow* ara abundant but slsrost oae-tMrd of Um total played apparently not of tV claaa reby IV TaaVaa. Ha waa credited quired by the quick* hitting Birrwith 19 Victoria*. All In *11* V man system. Two sophomores, workfd something Hka 211 inning*. Marty Christiansen and Phil Bel. Aa tV Yaahn a Vad toward florl, ar* being mentioned and Vie i a aether penaaat thin season it |a Bpandaetlni, a amasljng junior, | their relief hatting tV t haa kept will V on hand, them la tV fight when ita n Hka Any of IVaa athlete* haa 25 Doom* aad Rnfftog V re faltered. pound* on Qmitro aad almost alt > Thk la i n IV credit muat go to Inch** in height. Bat Gmltro, towa *e*pk af oId-1latere w V ham headed aad nnorthedoi, pay* no Van kWhid about by tV haaebatl attention to th* handirapper*. fata*—Bump Hadley aad P it Mo-1 "Too imall for Miaaaaota footIMM. 'ball**—that waa tha luuty JudgThla pair baa accounted for 19 ment of Gopher coach** when they of tV Yaakgpa' victories, whllo flrat *aw (ho little' former MinVing chargsd with oaly four do- ne* polls high achool star, They J.Mm Slutonti ara beginning tV m S m with touch football, and tV awato am Vgtnnlag with m l ley{. Fmtomitloi aad aomrltim wll( prootdi tV gronp competition a p to tM* year aad 92 group aad MMdaxJ trophiaa will be award. A llaff of stadeat manager* S B attend to detail* of tV ex* txaatva program, working under (Bach SotUe from tV field offba. Manager* aro required to toMa fa* tV ir poeltlon* aad om •warded sweeten at tV end of T V frame gymnasium erected —torsi rear* ago was rated tht* —•Harr because it waa too close V tV ttMAOO dormitory and rf—a —am be tiding Just completed, n —a far a new gymnasium are imMvrtUon. listed aa IV oxpanded program g— wrootliag, V iing, (rack, handM b toaah ball, horseshoe, baskethaR fool shooting, table tennis, •haffbVsrd. volUyVIl, tennis, •■mall, bawling, canoeing, *P**dM l aad are Vry. Jjdmtld when Intercollegiate laotkall became too much of a fl~mmxtohkardci:, Intmim-ul* caught — immediately at Houthern. Boon fa t! tV experimental stage, they campus approval and led to I fer present eipanslon. Gr—vlllo wl.t, disease that at< •V tV tobacco plant, ccts V th Carolina grower* 21.000,. M • year, according tu »UU eg—Haro author III**. in tV won and teat average*. I He cut loom against Michigan ■SI a* LeaSe? *for long touchdown run* last year. Manager Bill Tarry of tV New 19* throw* hi* 1M pound* with York Giant* rvtnnod to tV firing knockout form In off-taekla play* Him In tV recant aerie* with th* and hold* hi* feet. Chicago Cuba because “some of Lika Vernal (Babe) I-eVotr, IV Giant player* preferred It Woman’* "handy man’* of IMS, that way," and la tend* to remain Gmltro play* any hackGeld post tV fellows feel hotter about hav-1 Ing him In tV m . It proved a ms*. * terful mom on tV p»rt of Terry. , Not only did hi* potent nat help T f l l r out materially in taking three * * * * * out of four gamea from Ih* Cub*, but hi* pretaneo on tV field hotH* at*red th* team’* spirit. York Most of tho Giant* realise that H«. i*“i# tVIr manager’s knee I* In no con- JniisHuf*!, dition to stand tV *traln of hard- l *1m-litiwl I fought gamea at this stage of Ih* J!"*1’’" race, but at the same lime felt tVir chance* of scoring over Chi­ cago in tV crucial Mrles would be greatly enhanced aa long aa Bill waa In IVro swinging with tVm. They apprvcinti; the risk of per­ manent Injury Terry la inviting and are playing their heads off for him In return, Terry will get a lot more out of the Giant, for tV move. Terry I* undecided a* to play­ f.’. w V olk M ing In the World Series, should i'h l n i f i i 1* th* Giant* head the National Ito lrn ll Leigue paraue.' il all depend* on rirhrUml li bow rapidly Sam Lfilio recover* ItllMlOII HI. td*uls 51 from tV abdominal Injury which l^hUlMlrlfihU w ha* hampered hi* play around V M tsrtfA Y 't R stui first base In recent game*. Terry riikAMD l-ll; Wii»lili»gl* r |ii |n n ln f * t feel* that Leslie has earned the i iim iviroll I ; right to take part In the World 4 )tl>< r<* nn* srh fiiiilH l Q i m i i T«ildlf. Serlr* and want* him lo havo th* ItillA it’ ltitiiM r« ll chanc* but once again he will let S o w T»*rli »mt iIM 't i H p i , the member* nf th* team decide V1r>afrrH III Wsuhlllttnil Hi I*® tadMlId and act accordingly. M GtRtTik) ST. AUGUSTINE. Sept. 15.-. TV acoao of tV Cracker world eerie* batarma tV Florida State to thin- afternoon, tV League . aad IV Georgia-Florida • t o n sent tha squad League ahlfla to 81. Auguatiao to­ V earn* type of half day wltlMho St. Augustine Salata —ALSO— tpitala ctaah...... ........ they haeo Von sootag Gucaa The Correct Score Of The N e x t D uke G am e: lately. Four hnckflid* altornated lag la tha third of tV Claaa I at hiking to ««ch other, with D claaiic. Vn twent-fourth triumph i side trying to n n After Veaktag om* at Tattaha*. •neon and hi* f *ar t math to: a »••, tV Florida BtaU League | the bail hath np tV field. »w. rJ •till Storking an tW Gator ehampa will atake a thrae-day Called V from t V ’V I penj DUKE vs. DAVIDSON I pnaaiag attack, the oqnad split ■land at Lewi* Park. Game* will rotect n two-ran 2 >up Into group* again with end*. V playad Vre today, Wednes­ twirled tha laat fhra 1linemen aad back* catching tV day aad Thuraday beginning at 4 rreoltod m dH for the victory, pigskin srHh an* Vnd. TV m o’clock. Monday waa nn off day. Except far Pitcher Ed m e#eM y Setew. •r •trial taetka which looked good Ualag only four hit* to cop tV first major iroguo homer, a. Sir it ciii, m aereen, at Wsri'e Jewelry H * n a«4 Ha are tn* e t r n , »r prwee M m u i r *• K » *W * !*• aOaoedaring tV fink week of pme­ opener at'the Capital City by a 4 two down In tV sixth, tV tissment. TUI* moat Be <)■>"• lie erOee U ouaafy M M lt**, have Van tllpplag taUly a* to S scflre, Fred Fraacli* Saint* aco kept tV Cardtoela awaj sontail. To* lessee wo* su-siitr-cne more ****** Mae* M hacks lenratd m an about IV wero (haded T to .4 by TaUahaatoo tV piste. -Infield btow* by A le w*n. J. Make sour ten Mteollons i t r*<ait<r*0 alMVe. art of breaking up pa***s. Cody before a big Sunday' crowd./ T V GaritaMi a i Jog Medwl 4. Insert the scores ler to* o u n t tense a* e***in*0now Va rotamed to th* funda­ beat four out of seven gamea will threatened damage to tV nin| t. 100 portent trill be count.d os a eorfool Mart. Back *0 mentals of VII toaaiag to pollh decide tha Cracker world *orlet, but tV V st big Johnny Mixe: Ik* obese rule* (no*. 1 sntf 41 will 4cunt 44 M (tfis s t Th* person submlttlna t«o most number *f torrest winbilled as the C'aaa D championship do wan lift * high fool to Mol up h i end* again. nor* an* Ik* neareet porf.st seer* win*. TVrc la nat a cVnce that of th* Southeast. «. The chert end correct a* mud bo either malted *r brouokl in right field to cloao up iV p lo The Herald office net Istor than S o'clock PdOay aft­ Florida fane will ■«* tV squad Th* Saint* ar* expected to shoot tV Cardinal*. ernoon preceding tho leturday gamed. ................... ioff Emerson and bin fireball •crimmaga today or tomorrow, TV proceedings wero enll Coach Cody said yesterday, •gainst tha Capitals here today by • flat fight on tV THIS WEEK THE FIRST PRIZE However, Cody has announced while Manager Dutch Hoffman it bench la tho aoreath Inning, that h# will call h i first expect id to lead back with South­ ter aad Medwick exchanged a scrimmage sometime t h i s paw Robinson. blow of two cock before teammate* ’ d ia m o n d week, and will devote most Georg* Andrew*, St. Augustine’s could drag tVm apart. Ifeussor powerhouse whoso bat was miss­ • f next week to «rim mages in HI* lilts T h .-tlrv Ih k rle will el— I* sfFrn. In raw- at He* Ihe first chided Medwick for a posr throw preparation for Florida'* Grot ing during the flrat wtn contests to IV ptoto after Bartell hud sin­ M ur. lu rn td In will 1- d ..lu r,> l Ih . *lkii*r. T h . D in g t-o o l.s U n l will Ih- ilri'viHil Into h i ',ml pMc., .Ii*. lim e with T V Citadel on Oct. l* oipjeted to be in the lineup to­ gled Ip the sixth, permitting Bur­ day. Andrew* ha* been nut with n gess Whitehead ta tally with tV S. h o VC: Bscs use Menus c s s not .lag this weeu w* are euaeuietma Ik* Ouk* asm* In Perl 1 tf th* ssnlest. Freshmen will report to prac­ bod cord. seventh Gloat run. tice with tho veteran* when they Baseball Interest 1* running high Manager Frank FAseh cal.ttf and big crowds aro expected to register today. TV squad will not on five pitchers, Including his No. change tV regular routine to greet the opening of tho threr- 1 twirler, Dtxiy Dana, in n back accommodate FtorUa'e froeh, hut gamg aerie* stand here today. to tV wall stead against tho Gi­ all of the griddtro are to rt ant*. together, and will work in TV first four w an wild and toDayton* Fisherman group under tV direction of IV cffsctlve, hut Dean, Vaplta the (!o to Wert’s nml nccuro tht* “Key” word. Write this entire vseeking staff. Lands Large Base fict tV t It was th , fourth timd word in thu I'picu ntnivo and nend thin ad with your he has been called lo the bill j m Bob Ivey, Voting consistently well. Boy Greaaoa, Walter May chart to Tho Herald Office. DAYTONA BEACH, Sept. 15.— throe daya didn’t give up • hit o P V rry a i Fan) Brock, were the George HoDand, well-known Day- IV two aad aae-third Inning* V , .. __*............ i ■ >l)utor puntora. all ihfpugh *re- Use:-Beach flihertr-r", took-hbr'- tolled terday's drilL Nob* of three •it torsi angling honor* here 1 s t Tho Galnta ovortamo a tw o -m playere haa Van getting off week by landing a 21-pound lead to score six time* in tV third many long uiatsnc* kicks, but bass from tho Ocean Pier. Jon two walks, singles by Joe Moor* unusually good Mock in Ihe line The Urgent fish landed during and Bari#:I and a double by Rip­ V a V pt th* backs from hav tV week was n 7-foot shark which ple. A scratch by WhMsVsd, fol­ lag any trouble la getting punt* was hauled upon the pier by Bob lowed by a sacrifice and Barteh’s •way with p la ty of time tu Bogart after an hour’s battle. (single gare them tV ir final ran •pare. Other fish running at tV Ptor in the third. Meanwhile, tV Cards bunched George Owen*, tackle who has •re drum, whiting, sheepthead and throe k!U and a pair of walks far been on* -af - daily practice are blue fish. two more runs ta tho fourth to s in s on anneal of Wats*, rt tamed yeetorlay afternoon don Dr. Jackson B. Heater, Nortn put them back la the ball raw/*. aing n Uniform bat ateying out Carolina toll technologist, recom­ At this juncture, Hubbell took of tV V ary work. mend* a lime application for con­ charge* Heuirorr’a homer la tV Floyd Christian, veteran eni, trolling scab organism on potato ■lath wo* tV ^Jith off Hubbell this I still pretty much out of plant*. things with a sprained shoulder. Christian may pat toko part la tV flrat -scrimmage, but hi* In­ jury la aot considered serious. John W i l m s, *ad. donned , ) D o s k r X P * i * t i should* pnda and Vndgtar yes­ terday after • short absence duo to a sprained wrict Tom WalkUse Dollar A Gey's high grad* product*, aad give lasting cr. another whtgman, did not beauty to your home—lt ’o a good Investment. YankfiSet New Major Southern Series Will draaa for practice Vcauae he I* aurslag aa Inland knee, whkb Btaaky-Rogcfi Hardware Co V a gradually V caaw wane since S14 8««f«4 A m tha middle af iaat wtek. 25 RIN Also Don't Forget that the B o y O r Girl Student - N ow Leaving For School W ill A p p r e c ia te moat a W a tc h From W e rt’s Claaaified Adoertiaementa COLORED WOMAN wanta Job doing Jaumlry or ho-ne wo k. Mary Turner, 1UU W. Mth St. IL—A pnrtugw la ft TEN COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME lf TO BE PLAYED TH18 SATURDAY IN THE SPACE BELOW—LIST YOUB TEN GAMES— YOUR CHOICE OF THE WINNERS IN THK FI COLUMN. W ERT-The Jeweler Rm C FOUR-ROOM furnished ap artmenl. W. L Cooper, phona Tin. •ACE CHICKEN FEED placed TWO APARTMENTS ami one to wrong car Saturday night. garage fur rent. 410 Palmetto M a r a to J. N. Robson, Perkins Are. FURNISHED 4-KOOM HOUSE. Desirable. Also ' Apt. Cor, E. 2nd A Locust. Lawson. FOR RENT furnished 3 bedroom house. Good location. Phonn 122-R for appointment.________ V., ALLSTATI ttn a—Rears' price* BOYS AND Girls Blcyclee-at • price (hat will save you money. Stanley-Roger* Hard* MAN, BBUABLK to become an ware Cu, automobile and accident claim FRESH MILKING Holstein cow, adjustor In your territory. In- |40. 904 Locust, Mike Baua. aanacc experience unnecessary. Ha eaUlag. Write /A bbotlilted FOB RALE: Used Kolvinator AdJmtors," Box C44 A. MUwau- electric refrigerator. Almost k J k , ____________________ new unit- |U . Easy term*. Oewerol Appliance Co. ___________ MAN AND WIFE—to run local MISSIONARY Strawberry plants. Cuffse Agency. Earning* up to 1940 to a amatk. New Ford Grown from aortVrn stock. l a i i a given producer* a* bonus. I a*ad complete outfit. You don't rtoh n penny. .Details fro*. Ai- SMALL GIRLS BICYCLE for ml*. Plano 474-W. FOE SALE'. Csbbage Copenhagen variety. Schamh. Phoaa IO-W. pUnU. Qua B I mI M •! XC KoiU nmgH qmrkilmg, I iIMdm CHumm Spraods now in n«w-d«sJgfi Swankyawlg glottos/ •SpmUtog gtonm otrewa whh hrigM elan . . . tV nn* Swanky• •wig*. YouU want to coUact a whotoict. Aad akto you’re W g It, pot acqu ' itad _ wilu a .l teven A * A • f th t dolictoua L -> K ra ft Choaxo # • Spread*. TVy’re b , n u rv o la u a far I NE-HI W ithaS m itol EN G LISH COLA *.V W - P j' - 4* . ,\v • ; .• . ■- ' - - - % % �\ J*“ 9. \ ?, Y-J r * ■»- ’T>,<r*rr<■' r^ r . * —*: ►V* ' ^aitforh HffraUt Am fli w u n jm SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER It. ISM Bracket Wmt Storm Mores Over Coozent Northwest To Id Michigan Bermndn Isle HELD FOR THREATENING SHIRLEY Mo m F itts In Cm m - T r o p i c a l Hwrfcane Ad Whip# A t l a n t i c ; New Hpmppfchrt 8e- Weather B u r e a u W a r n * Shipping * torts CK SO N V ILLE. Sopt. l l - C * ) CURLEY VICTOR IN — JA Bermuda, Uw British resort is­ MASSACHUSETTS land UO ral'e* n > t of Um North defeat today as returns _ vailed in from primaries held A yasterdsy in five states. Senator James Coutens, one-time motor ear magnate. Who' turned to a political career and has served 14 years in the Senate, appar­ Alt ships In the ocean for miles around were warned to use great­ est caution. On# vessel, the Nor­ wegian steamer Tonrsnger, waa severely damaged by the hurricane about 500 miles northeast of Puerto Rico early yesterday. It made temporary repair* and, ac­ companied by another Nnrwrglan ship, the steamer Noratinil, was proceeding slowly toward Bermu­ da several hundred mile* behind the advancing storm. forecasters said the storm ern­ e's M .M HKR 277 Two Men Die Loyal Forces Loftin D eclares In ColBiion DevelopSplit America Centers At Cmtview In Revolution CRF.STVIEW, 8*pi. IH.-(A’) Twu men wen- kiltr.l today and three were Injured when three truck* and a sedan cidlUIH on th„ highway about fivo m ilrr from here. George McDuffey, MaeCIrnny. »a» kitted Instantly, Lee Pari*h Sanderson, died on the way t» a hospital. J. W. Rond cf Jacksonville. J. P. McCulbin, HI. Augo'dlnr and Jam es Miller, llarttnr*were injurril tmt n-me seriously. Deputies from the shetifi’r offi.e said an Inv litigation iliaeloM'd a cotton truck collided with a soft drink truck. A beer truek unit a sed n t w e n follow­ ing the soft drink truck along lho road and both tnn into tbv first wreck. iHputie* mad* no arrest* and said they would wiiil fur a cor­ oner** inquest to f it rrsronsl[•bilily for the accident. P e l l t l c i T SUtfetidam Work Toward 3 *- EaUMtoktd In IMS Three Are Injured An Basque Nationalists Three Trucks And Set UpAutonomous S e d a n Crush On (government, Oust F l o r i d a Highway AU A n a r c h i s t s Carol la* n u t , today haran frellag the affect* of a aavere trop­ ical atorm moving northwestward , I, a a m a a mw e. w — through the AUaOtk. as * e i ________ a The Weather Bureau hero said F I l H i C T o r e e w t I Bermuda probably would not be In the direct path of thr atnrra but wonlS eiperirnre bad weather Names known the nation Be a disturbance “cf great extent aver figured in triumph and and hurricane Intensity pasted at 8mf«m b Tkt Only Cmlral -> PtorMa City Affardta* Rail. Hhrimqlfc ' ^ AaA W «lff TnuMfortatim • £ >' If T V , i . M # h l f * Press Eyes On Florida At Kiwanli Denooftrition Speaker Club Says S t a t a Fighta To O v e r ­ Clubs Will Hold come O b ht a c I e ■ Clothing Talks S E N A T O R SEES _• A new and uppuivnuy -eiUius split in the Government di fen-e o f N orthern Spain ep-'m-d up today while militiunii'ii m Ma­ In drid, on a central tn ".lc g.ound. announced they plov.nl u mile devp hole In toe Fascist front. Basque nationalist* In the nurth, who previously h id broken A scries of fal, rlalhiiig m eet­ with Anarchists bciaitse the la t­ ter fired Irun before it was ings for t'au n ty Homo Be in oust ra­ taken by Fascist*. s t | up v ir­ tion Clubs w », announced today tually un autonomous govern­ i-y Ml-s Jn-ephino Itoydslon, Coun­ ment and ousted Anarch!,!* from ty homo denumstration agent. The first nrvemtily was held ull Government posts In the te r­ ritory still dommsted by friends yesterday in the community hoii-v ut Geneva where Miss Ctuire of the Madrid regime. In the nortlpnst, said dis­ Belcher, state rpeeiallst in rtothpatches from th(. Itcpntdic of At Ing, gave mi Illustrated talk on dorra, mi aclnnl military uprising children’s clothing. began In un attei|;U to purge IHher aelivilies at the Geneva the Heodeurgtl District of Cntu- unit tnelllded the c ret ion of Mr-. lonla of nil Anarrhists, A. E. M"run ns pre-ident of the A swift fleii of Fascist sue--1 club, Mrs. J, V. Toole, ns vicebouts, 011111*1 with mncluti > g'.m*. I president, and Mrs. Have le v y 1 1 cut the lost means of c m m u n l- ,■secret sry-lrear.'ircr. Mrs. Endor cation with the oul-t.iwntlil C arlett w as named senior Coun­ from Ihu N orthern HpniiDh ty council delegate. Coast. Mis*. lioydstnn announced a The harbor of Dull",,- tr.ns meeting was In session today at closed by mine* widc'i Fascists Ghuluota in the home . f Mrs. S. F. laid to prevent Governtpen'. ships •IOHIlaMew -III rue Swot from lending. Speed!—-it* pa trolle% jvuter* outside *.he mine hh limit. INDUSTRIAL MOVH Sanford Meeting Scheduled Sept. 23 Extensive Advertto* In Kine.hart Home i n x Campaign la Strongly F a v o r e d . -1— D r c ln r in it tl ta t A m o rlcg H * in rl' iu t u I tin tint u p p r e c t a w “ t h e lilnTtlL'.* u m l itrlv ile ffH w e I'lijn y itiitlcr « u r j i u n n t fo rm o f ifo v e rn m e n t, H c o tf M. L o ft in, U. S . S e n a to r , to d u y , un tfui’s t n f h o n o r w a ri'K u ln r K iw uniu lu n c h e o n , n rg i’ii H iiriiliunH to d o • " w ith in th e i r |*iw i*r to h l n d r r those who criticise “our Cop* .G lutton" and say that the tttte tutorship* of Europe n r. be»t. The Senator front Jacksonville came to Sunfortl u t the r*-|UteJ of W aller Coleman, prcsldrnt o ( tile Kittant* Club. In turn lh» hiwunian* invited ntemlorra H nil other banl civic club*, lb * Seminole County Bar Association* city nnd county officials *n«4 other* to nllciul the luiwKroS meeting. Approximately IW were ut the Mayfair Hotel to hear Senator Lofliu. Bel f i t 1- Glenn who w u to charge of the program fur th a day invited George A. BeCottWA Although the curtent font. to Intnaluce Ihe principal speak­ Mr. Het'otles referre-l to ball “ pick-the-wlnlier" ronte-t er. I* now entering It- fourth day of S m ato r latflin »* "A nutn o t rrim tatlon" arwt th" <-••••• s--w*— t tod interest Is nution-wide pi-king up riipi-lly the slants di- spoke highly of lit* service* rtl»« of lh » imrtmeitt of The Herald is still deled while president M haiking forwuid to rer-dvlng American Bar Association, oft guesses from numlwrs nf lu-t governor fur th** Kiwanl* Florida nnd other group*years rvgiilHi fr.ns. The speaker 'beam , by UsftMr t'lm*. Wert I* offering a |‘!fl of Florida’s opportunities fur th a iliamiiml ling to the uinner and (utiiro and said "our stato (A in udditlon there nre six liitx tin- vety much in the nation’s e/O— iitie f" kcta.Jaa-.Uf" n.-aUj [•ri-'i'ot. vVl"1" in W asn't g* s i. rontenders. loti I f-tiM-l Hull number* oC Among those who were good senator-, Ihent-elvew, had prop* fan* lest year I'lt-i who so far city Interests In Flori-la. Other* have not turned in guesses nre: c ille r mamtaimal w inter homeH Kai vie Hoii-holder, Cntllti Pal­ here or visite-l the state ev«»J mer. Mrs. L. I. Hut■hi'v. Joe year." Continuing his talk on Florida* Mo**. A. K. Bossefter, K-oit R.»sselli'f, Jr., Jack Morrison, Ju­ E rtu to r IsdUn suhl th at a tru » lian Stenstri'in, Mary Higgins, Eu- way to test a m an's ch aracter gene Est ridge, ill I r 11- - Ridilnsoii, I* I-y "his alillty to overcome u iMi*. Gertrude Gilbert, Alev, Sliar- aliteles." In this way bo com* sueev.x over on, 11. f" Washburn. Itola-t pared Fun i-la's VVn-hhurit. M l„ Uuiatrn, E. it. tropical hurticuiies, the deprea* Purvis, Mi* E It Purvl-, Mr*. aiun uml other olistacles, "Tho I f A. Pllloier, f,eR"V |ln<b*tlts, p«aip|o ure l-aiking up," ho said "They tire not discouraged ai* I Jr . Paul II dgin*. Rotu-rt May, they were when President Uoosu* III It. Rotund. Mr*. Nettie ....... II MHlIaae-l *'« sacs IWat hack. F A Steven*. E. If Pulliii'i. Joe Ho'iela**, E J WVddeii, fteonre Slovrll. S. I’ Cain• II .'-,1'ei-eif en ,i«e learl ently lost to former Governor Wither H . Bruchcr In Ihe Mlchlf u Republican senatorial con­ tact. Former Senator Georg* II. Frank Edward Stephen-, Id, of A tlanta, Ga., was arrested li Mooes, long a power In conserva­ tive Republican councils, failed th a t city by federal G-men on a charge of sending an extortion la a comeback attempt in New letter to the mother of Shirley Temple, demanding 12.7,000 ami ■aapahire. Thirty-nine-year-old threatening the child film star. A gents, who said he confessed, Governor II. Styles Bridge* beat are shown leading the nonchalant youngster into the federal Mm for the Republican senatorial building. {Associated Press Photo) •amination. Governor Jama* M. Curley won the Democratic senatorial noml nation in Massachusetts by i margin over hla -nearest Mayor Robert R. Green of Fitchburg, son-in-law of Democratic Senator Marrua -(M id g e . Henry Cabot Lodge. Gas Hehmuh, a member of the Jr-, captured the Bepublican •ward of directors of the Seminole termination, County A griculture Chib, today Two youths were nominated Judge Janie* G. Shanm left lid* 1Political statisticians went to laet night for Uw presidency of in u rd an urgent request to the work on vou total* from five tha Sanford chapter of the Fu­ farmers of this county to he pres­ ufternoon for Tavares, where he emirs, .. ........ Michigan. ture Farmer* of America. They ent at lb* unmiw- n-Mtlng ef that will draw up a Jury for the Sep­ Mew Hampshire, Wisconsin, and are Boyd Coleman and Howard More bald eagles nre to he found organliatlon which will be held lo­ tember term nf Luke county court. I Row Yorit, In an effort to fig­ Hague. in Florida than in any other stale morrow night at K o'clock in the Mr. uml Mrs. o , !C Brown or tin ure what, If anything, they sig­ in Ihe union, C. Bussell Mason, Hemlmde High School auditorluni. li-di I--moil section plan to leave in John R. Jotic*, Jr., and Herbert nify for the November general Thurston were named In the president of the Slute Audubon HuMure thl* organic itlon normal* Ihe near fnlute for Texas nnd laelution. eiely, said today.— " ' 'y r. pre-tert-e -tqr-p e tm ili uf-*-aH- '*‘T >nco for 'vltwyr.XfaMiit, while . '.U r.a . Th.L) Will i t tpt n John R. Jones. Jr. ami Cur roll He pointed cut that Ihe bountl* ,h*’ vegetable farm ers In the niun- before Christmas. fu! existence of the "»jy king*"l*V. ntul since their activities are Culpepper were nominated for The w eather: partly cloudyhere is due to the protection g ir-1° f interest to every farmer ill secretary. | this county, ns well a* in other scattered shower* Thursday AJrt R. Johnson w»» the only en them by Florida laws. along -a rt roast toniglil. Excandidate nominated fur advisor. " I t should be a m utter nf truck sections of the stale. Mr. trem,* Northwest Eloridu partly J. B. Hteplcr ami George Mauser pride to Floridians that the sun­ Schmah pointed out that it wdl will enter the voting race for h shine sta te offers this legul pro­ he to every grower’s interest H u t vluuily tonight and Thui -d ry. Frank Wheeler v u fleeted reporter. Robert Mauser and tection to eagles," Mr. Mason as- they present their view, on va­ Thnr-diiy** tides: low, J: |:l A. president of th* Oviedo chapter J. B. Stapler were named for rious projects pertaining to agrl scried. of tho Future Farmer* of Ameri­ the treasurer** ballot fight. ru ltu ri'ib efo re the body goes on M. nnd :i;l0 P. M : high, H i t A. However, he sounded n warning Approximately 7.1 distressed ca, according to a voto count Those attending tho session record os fostering or rnd"r*lng M. and P :J t P. M. Hun ri-e- n> ij I_' A. M. and sets ut *1:rl-J J1, M. Minill in Seminole County of the extinction nf the eagle and any movement. of an election held Monday, it were John Jones, Boyd Colemtn, farmer* rise* at i!::iH A. M. and set* nt D:IT was announced today. William Bennett, Howard Hague. have lievn uiiled by tho farm re­ declared that rontinueil cu-operaThe S e m itic farm er further Edward Jordan wua named Frank Jones, Hurvey Hale, Rob­ settlement adm inistration, George tian of those interested would t r slated that the club In the pust has P. M. v lea-president, George Talbott ert Mauser, George Mauser. W. Itowers, director of operation* r.ei*k*l to prevent shooting by been of assistance to growers of waa aclectnl as treasurer, Laddie Kenneth Gustavson. John Maus­ ill the three counties, said ill a those ignorant or indifferent to this county in obtaining scientific the law. Mariner will serve as treasurer, er, Carroll Culpepper, Wilbur ft port today. data on in-ret and fungi rontnd Mr. Mason pointed out the ex­ Nearly If*tl application* f..r Jimmie Lee was chosen as re­ Tllll*. Herbert Thurston, Robeit and nidril materially with the resettlement loans a r(. on file in treme measures to which northern movement which resulted 'yt the porter, Spencer Wailiright was J*mines and David Earle. tho choice for watch-dog, while Sir. Johnson, the advisor, also the local office nf the o rguni/i- state* will go for the preservation rnnslruetioti of the first Stale lion, half of which ure awaiting of th eir eagles. R. T. Cooper la the advisor. Tbe Kunford Eire Ib'partin-nt was present. Farmers* Wholesale Market here. In particti'nr, he cited an inci­ Chapter members orceptrd an Visitors included Cassis 8plvry approval, Other outstanding urvomjilish- has rolled up un efficient rrroid dent in IVnnsylvnnia where the offer by Mayor ir* Lclnhart, a of Pbola, Edwin PrWgvmess of Mr. Bowrrs pointed nut that ment* of the agricultural club are in performance for the past lliren florist, to dtmmmtraU a plot Paola, Morris Lodge of Pool*. t bo resettlement adm inistration Philadelphia Electric Power Com­ listed l y Mr. Mchmah as being: month*, aecordmg to u report Is­ City ('iinimissjoners will assent-of garden flowers. James Colbert of Ulnderville, operates to assist farm ers who pany went out of its way nn>l at Ih-'fr sucres* in securing Ihe ex ­ sued t'l.luy hy Mack Cleveland, Id-' in City Hull loiilght at 7:39 It waa voted to call regular Edgar Benton and Billy Cullum. ure In finunciil difficulties by some expense to preserve the periment station here; their part j fire rhief. "Vhek for the second major dlx* Twenty-sgx nlurinv hhvn been' russiun of the t'.UU <17 budget. meeting* on the second and both of Banfonl. providing subsistence for the Im­ nesting site of the lust pair " f bald in the fight for lower freight or American engle* in Eastern fourth Monday* of each month. mediate present us well us aiding Mayor Shinh-l-er said today rates; and their position and lu t- j answered, the report ahuwi'd, T>A prisoner giving the name i f Opening time was set at 7:30 them to make u farm plan for the Pennsylvania. tb.< put up against the ron-trur- tul loss in till fire* over the pellod I'lii lip It. Hall, aid to live in Ra­ neeessnry Is-fore final action could "This pair of engle* now ha* P. M- Annual dues were set at future. tlon of the eross-statn renal, when wu* |!i|.r.H, of which ab"ut |in leigh. N. Was identified here 'that another session would be IS cents. The Sanford office is head- two young bird* on the wing," leading geologists of the ri-itioii. wu, made good hy insurance. today a t one who allegedly pass*'I lie taken on tin- adoption of a list Chief Cleveland said fU'J.MII) li worthiest ehrek in a loral lint-1. ! of proposed municipal ri|VndL* ■luarters of activities in the Mr. Mason reported. “Thus a employed hy neutral In te l--l<, coon lie* of Hemltfdr, Flagler, • mail group of them magnificent Warned the local people of the i|.ni. worth of property was involved lie Is being held ly county ttj . [lure* f«r the coming fl-cal year. bird* may he re-established at"ng Vo u-is. Orange, Osreutu, Lake uml ger of its construction, Mr. Brhinuli in the I’ll cull*. Ilifiriliei. Ihe Susquehanna River where Average ln<s per fire was $T.M, Mandamus proceeding. Institut­ llirvsrd. pointed nut. Mil 11 t litirtii I lint if hd (»i ed yesterday to rnntrol 55 percent . (July recently the Heloind o f­ they r.nce were alauulant.'* Projects which will take the a t ­ the report conelmled. nrifid Ittlilii Jiiiper In* rorr rmb The bald rng'e i« found rh'n fly The fire chief poinleil mil |h *1 ef the City’s debt service fund are fice was combined with tho San­ ,t.Hilling i f it, AMi'riiiitr flint Lti. tention of the club for this ru nt nothing more than annual routin’) ford force, the entire personnel along the r u n ts nf Florid.-. Au­ year, were said »>y Mr. Bchtnuh t » the summer'* average of fires tins ( wim "not in lii i riitM arnii'i"'! dubon members pointed out. The Sanford Jew . will assemble to* include the cluli's stand on the St. year wa* fur below th in s of f r- iv In n Mii* Ineiilenl nccurriul, Executions for the stliu re and matters at an agreement between (being homed in the City Halt. Arrangement* ure now und**r great birds live near the salt rilubt at MoVtock in lb-' Coiniuunllyt sal* of personal property on the Sanford Bondholders’ Protec­ Johns In.lun Itiver Canal, luailxi mer years when tin- ili-purlini'iit (it’ii pith!. ter where fish are more u!"it"laol which taxes are delimiurnt will tive Committee and the City, Mayor way for securing more office ing problems, plant disease and in­ generally answered U'li (n J , ulainis C enter for service- in enmmemivevery 30-day periml. space since the selection of this thsn In fresh water. sect control. ration uf the Jewish New Y ear, ha tarued over to the County 8. O. Shlnholser said today. Eagle* do considerable t > *1-1 He pointed out that a friendly city ns hindquarters has in­ sheriff tomorrow, Jnn. 1). Jinkins. MW7. farm ers by destroying sm.ill ani­ un Etmlaole County tax collector, arrangement had been rm.de with creased tho scope uf uperutiuns. Rabid Ted Cook of Phllailrlphto Mi. Bowers is attem pting to Io­ mal* which prey on truck crops, it asid today. tho Committee by the municipal w it direct tonight's artlvitirs I I wps explained. U «4i r ike Florida law, tho col- ity In an effort to Insure protec­ cs'. in roouma in the Arcade Funeral service* for Maxwell well a* other* scheduled for 0 A. Budding. City Commissioners lector pointed out, he Is author­ tion for tha majority. Bailey Thomas, a), originally M. tomorrow at the sumo place. Ann rlean G arfield w*s the on’v ised to take end sell taxable Mayor Shlnholser slid the Com­ have nil'll sled (1 per month Bl­ f -hering in the new y ear to Kernlnole (bounty Bemocrats to ­ scheduled for I P, M. today have n pitachperianal property on which as- mittee control, about H.1 percent uffier rent. County Conimissionrrs president who also was Hnshanah'4 il ;iy were rum p e t ing plans fur u The * c u -u n l increase in south­ been postponed until 3:30 P. M. term ed "Rush Hie ex pet ted to take a siim iiur, er^ aeasmenta have not born paid. of tha City’s outstanding bondsdelegation of party member* to ward bus travel I* la-ginning In tomorrow, it was announced thl.t Jew s. Ill Bildiral time* it waa ■ ucthm. Considerable activity In bringfestival r- lehrating the opening ut j attend the Democratic rally show ill Florida, according tn an afternoon. It. I.. Gh nn, who wa* Instru­ tag up to date those taxes In ^ i scheduled for Orlando Friday announcement made today by J . |(. Mr. Thomas, long a resident -f the agricultural -eusnn. mental In securing the rental ap ­ arrears has been •xperi-nerd by night. McDonn'd, local representative of Pa-da, died in (iuine-ville Monday. un propriations, pointed out th at by Mr. Jinkins over Um past week. S. M. I.luytl, chairman nf the lb-- Florida Motor IJnes, U - l rite* wilt I*' administered maintaining th r office here *plie -aid that the num ber ■f at the Silver Lake Cemetery Herald want ads bring County Committee, said he ex . proxtm atily trn additional pay­ fUmlnoW County’s allotment quick ami rrrta in results, <»u* peeled *t least ;i« persona from passenger* moving south have in­ where interm ent i , a |—- i-, la*. Tin* of tha stats'* first $A.noO.U00 uf roll* wUI remain In th r city. this area to be present. creased considerably over the nunt- l!iv. It. E Graham to officiate. At prt-sent. Mr. Bowers re ­ Schmah told this new-pap-r school funds la one sml oneThe roster of- speaker* includo* i er carried nt till, time last year, today. ported, seven perxons aro employed fourth perrent or stout such prominent party members *.* a It I- igh |f> pereer,|age figures TAX IIOLI. DROPS Vesterilay Mr Schinab an County Superintendent T . W. by lb- adm inistration. Vcrtised that he had a quan­ Claude Pepper anil Judge C. O. An­ were available to graphically Il­ Stuart Gatehel of 4<M laiwton said t'xluy. KEY WEST, Sept. DI. U t STUI I’ ll.OTS ENTER RACK tity of eabbagv plant* tor drews, nominee* for the K rnu'r, lustrate the rise. S**ford Avenue ta carolled for Ids AutomablU license fees, reve­ Four liiisen each way serve .San­ Tax Aaae**or J. Otto Kirch-llein r sale. The advertisement ut>* and Fred Cone, Democratic chuiev M" r t year at Marlon Institute, nue from Dm ita ta one-m'lt schorl NEW YORK. 8*pt. IS. ford on the present schedule Mr. yesterday re|Hirted Monroe e"’Jn|H-areii In the Tuesday i - ‘ ie for governor. Alabama, according to tax and interest from state Entries fur the inugural 400M rH in,ilif raid. About Oct. IT- m i­ ty's lax roll, which was St, |mi.. o f The IB raid. rocehad here today, school fund* prnvi led the mite Vanderbilt cup rnad rare to .Statistics Aimil'led by H. D. ll Itin mil units wih be pressud into nun in tit'll, was less than II. Toduy Mr. Schmah was Tha but it i hwtitute yesterday broke ifitount* bs- belli at Rnosev.lt raerwav on fo ld 'd In remove hi* Booth, state highway departm ent service. OOO.INMI ltd* year. *d for the foundation of a new An ndditinnal |I..1W,W>0 far lo n g Island, Oct, )?, closed last The local agent announced that Il"ini'slrad exemptions and the to the Junior and high school purposes is to be thrived night with an imposing |i»( of which ha-l b-en sche-lut-1 I" traffic supervisor, show mMe drivrun fo r several day*— lo-iaU'' er« in A rkansas were Involved In 13 new hu e* of revolutionary d e­ loss of tha Florida East Cnait llory. The building lx from n general stale fund xml American and foreign m in t was *J| the vi-grtable plants had more than eight time* a- many sign will he employed to serve Han­ ruitioiol extension, which — to la ready for ocen- tha chain store tax, xcrotdigg to driver* nominated 'or th-> t& V traffic fatalities a . women -lur­ ford h-ginning sometime in De­ abandoned following storm dam­ b-en sol-1. Before Nov, 15, a Florida Isw. _ 000 event. ing th r first six month* of I'.rtfl. cember, age, caused the decrease, he -aid. Future Farmers Nomhiate Youths For Year’s Posta M a so n U r g e s P r o te c tio n Alex R. Johnson Is Named To Direct Farm Organization O f F lo r id a ’s B a ld E a g le s State Itt Greatest Mecca For Huge Birds; Greatest Safety Afforded Fowl By Board Statutes Important Farm Meet Is Slated Thursday Night Fimlimll G u v e r s Showing Interest In Newspaper f o n t est Agriculture Club To Discuss Problems In School Building CITY NEWS BRIEFS 75 Farmer* Gel Assistance From U.S. Organization Wheeler Is Named To Direct Oviedo’s Youthful Farmers F a r m Resettlement Administration I In Operation Here Fine • Record Rolled Up lly Firemen For P e r i o d In vSumnier Com mission To Talk Nnv Year’s Budget North Uuroliniun Held For Bud ('heck S h e r i f f To Receive Tax Executions For Personal Assessment R o u t i n e Mandamus Is S e r v e d On City For Bond Collection "•"'*• Jews To Celebrate New Calendar YeaY Travel Increase* Seminole Democrnts B Shows Beginning Of Will Attend Rally New Winter Season County Schools To Get $75,000 Fund Gatehel Attending M a r l o n Institute •£ £ * T e li^ V _ Herald Want Ads Aid G Schmah ' Thomas Funeral Is Postponed For Day LOCAL WEATHER* :v 1 �n rq y y C T » » r.? T T »» ’T C ri ... ............. mini Erktontlyw orttag on U» I prevention is worth » pound of IM ts a plan whish has b e n di ■ to locate a atom in Ms earij highly powerful TNT bombs in t fores of the new-born wind to ! and planes which pfar the terrti originate. U nitedTw it C onn st the Caribbean and adjacent f^ g j! on the look-oot for any signs of a tropical storm. 1 ■** fittt-Americans Airways has an extensive system f ------ Itermlning weather conditions sad they could ho dej f , j H upon as ail agency for reporting the origination of i Irkane. It is suggested that government boats be i CJSSS t0 the danger areas and instructed to report thslr iSSiE rations. Now, when the disturbance has boon deflsHsly T m Doiier a Oaf's TUfh (tad* p n d w ti, and lire lastbw haaadw ftn wins* - *** m - - * 1 »— -- > directed Into the troobled sons end a shower of projectiles L , whils yra m would be unloosed or hurled whkh would moke any big monk*, wind come in short pants, if not quit breathing altogether. They hose their As n layman, we cannot suggest with any degree of tbs tock-hy.tosb ■ M m MPT OP THBPROlTOi accuracy whether or not the (fan will w orkthnt wo can tbs mrWsrs and < ••■I «* swssdlnehr, filled tbs Moraine of those thstl suggest that it sounds like s bixsrre scheme which Is eelett- °*«at Pyramid of SI ewe, sad with the cow-! Istod to result more in publicity than in practical benefits. I it to tbete eeate M ef tbs proud.—Psalms Anyone who has ever gone through a real West la d la a ly " »—*T storm will find It difficult to believe that man’s btvtntlvsljj* V , n n l u s will e v e r tw ihl« tn n u t l h a K n k M f m n» ■ ■ MAP HIS DINNBBt S’ m*V* r * svsr, lets at alfbt h -Wbm you first put out tbs llfht flnsd a Iso contented purriaa k ' A n upon you, reocsurrinrcT I j mass you svsr lain quits bnsth- Who would believe that the water hyacinths of gr. W a b m for tins* singing rifle . P H O N E 4 7 fe L gbadsr snip* you know will bite BV-rl' |m | _ |___ _ _ __ ___ __________ y, Wtaw you think he lands, you I hyacinths have been selling outthere at 8ft cents per bulb ■ ***• tout las ”Florida wntcr .orchids.1* **?, whl,fl Tear fscs is This reminds the Tampa Times how other supposed r-'-at T * . natural nuisances have turned out to bo assets. "Ths V‘ « ’ "d* Unit man to look upon Orest Sait Lake might have said: iS K hw hat tragedy this great body of water Isn't k.fresh, <• Stake !* " »n 'OOISSO juwri __ a• j..itr .. that (ZtC u tk . sf tbs s tk d s a l w , snd satsr lo­ ts tbs bloc’s tbsnshss. Iftsry f u m Forman dtsrosss* sur psastsss tbroucb tbs sstnad low passage of tbs snts-rhsmbse la bis isssat book, "Tbs Story of .Ptuptosy." Hs M jnt • landing front tbs SHk of May. Tbs Wsrn-ntim, Georgia, weekly lUperU the death nf on* sf ths Mvsa living daughter* of the Aawrlcan Revolution. Hh* wai 01 |sarw aid, and her father, who wm 00 when 'h r wtu Inirn. fought the girlUsb st hinit'n Mountain. SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO tMX to IStb-lCtb Ssptsmbsr, INK A IX , is bold symbolic sf tbs flasl trikatstis«i snd evidently so. iasblss with tbs world-wld* w x sonic dsprMsIoa and tbs In w r "Numerous prophecies, aside ^ Chester Goodrich plus* as MsllAn* from—m r- i >vaa.-i, uumttawi.iWrf* vlllr Avenue. Miss Lucca Chappell baa T*Those who remember ths tsr*r°L u # n . «lbl* death toll uf Influenaa dur-1 T^o Board of Governor, of tho sumeit her school duties at Altalag the World War will rejoice ovBoanl of Trad* met on monte Sprints. Mr. nnd Mr*. W. A. Wiley sf • r tbs announcement that a n*w J UMI**jr *’en!n* *l ***• Hotel VMStae ha* lieen dl.cuver.d which Allhouah tho weather was Clyde dined snd visited Sunday at ths J. P. Hickson homo oa Cel-! Will awake a repllltlon of tbs 1817 • nJ'th‘n* b“‘ *** Mourco impoaidhle, poured In torrenU, enough of ths err Avenu*. _ 0 , [hoard was present to compos* ■ With the basebill saris* at aa Thuao lunking to Maine as a nuorum and many matter. „f in- end snd victory concsdtd to Or­ barometer to Bauyo the pom ieal1* " " 1 ,0 th« community wer# tak- lando, in behalf of the readers, Wsathrr should remsmber that the •»» °P* a™ n* wh‘*h * ' r* “ n'» the writer would liko to My that win. T n . s n i l Ills Csorslo. l. commercUl hotel for Sanford and never In ths history of haasbnll has such a braad of ball over beta pulled off by aay (wo teams In the State sf PIorIda. Both team* In ths ____ tarns all tbs tiara were ,L. flthtlnt svsry Inch for tbs bleb honors which both clubs wtro aft­ er. BUI Palmer deserves mors credit than aay other player o* either rlub while "Biddy" Burdick tsvo tho club stsrllnt service. LOFTIN DECLARES AMERICA CENTERS EYES ON FLORIDA ,« wm* WUt W SUI , , . fls*M** | l 80,0nt),000. Now, ha la oponlnt Uwk 0,fk ' . . , ,nr B .food market and rssUurant in I W# must not bo content or ordsr lit recoup his Inaaes, and bo I Florida to be known Just U ■ ll dolax the work himself. Not tourist resort, but must strive mdy that but he Is 74 year* of *** to M t , it a leader In both ths ~ ; , industrial and asrlcuUural Koutueky is mit tho only place Tha m W h -rs they have feuda. Up in Th° Mh) U»t Msw Jersey them is a Pighoka- lh*r* ar* apprmlmatsly 4200 Isaatar Hodasu ronvpialaa to Psnhm Board oysinst what •alls "maudlin nswspspsrs" I brtarfers with ths board’s rs• af prisoner!. Ws bslistrs ths * Senator, whoso syso flow wbsn u rttn t oil cdlasas to ."stem tb* tide sf those who propose (over*meats similar la tho«* of Germany, Italy sad Russia.” Amont tb* tussU sf tbs ksnebton wars tb* fidlnwipti Sraator Loftin. honor fue*t| Jamas Gut, P. P. Campbell. K. N. Bspsr. H. J. Lehman, B. M- Papwartb, John Meiacb, W. R. Duyro*. B. P. Wheeler, M. J. D. L. Thrasher, Dr, B. D. B rtn ls s , R. L Glenn, O. g. UtlHw, Dr. L. A. Klsla, Dr. A. W. Kaua, W. B. Ballard, P. A. Dyaua, Walter lUynes, Archie Betts, G. W. Spencer, 8. a Sbiabelssr, T. X Hlftias, W. X Karls, Dr. T. P. MclMaiel, Chas. Duaa, Bar. W. P. Brooks. R. N. Nitysr, Aadrow Conaway, H. B. Pop* X C Washburn, B. a Gray, J. J, h r rbk, Howard D. Los, A. J. MsKay, Gsarta TbanUa, Alty Bpasr and J. K. Adma*. Musis was famished by gltBW Waster sad Ms orsbastra. . W O I NWWT DRILL ATLANTA topL I L - i f k Qsocta Tech’s footkaB to w * * w m called mrt lost algto h r r^iw flM B n iii~ l*lili lit Ml LAKEVIEW . buw - wi* b»-juicy m u u ClHCXBN-«PAaMtm-(W It.l OPEN TUX S A. M. NICK sad ANGELO CONSTANTINE—Props. Foaatxln A Lunhconetta , S P E C IA L S LARGE LIMEADE w t* d u ty ,...... St Double Dip ICE CREAM SODA......J i t (A*e «#***>/ < HOTDOG A Urge f i t - Battemflh lie Cherry A Strawberry SUNDAE...-... l5e RAKED HAM SANDWICH lor........10* POTATO SALAD, tn Lettuce....... ^10* B reek f-t a i* r • �And Penonal Activities Of Chaich Baa Meet Mr*. W. D. Gardiner, who *nrrwont an operation recently at ©range Cane**] Hospital In Orlan­ do, haa ber.i rentered to bar bomo on Myrtlo Avenue. son a Is IR C U O A Y . rOI ha a cnlla f i n VUktbm Class af tha B int PNohgtertnn Church wU hava a • M o d dish supper at tha homa Mn. Page, the r in k shalnaaa, of B n . Vktor Green. West Skli. was presented with maay gifts aa M * n .not having troa*ports- tokens of appreciation for bar Mgn hats boom requested to tait- work with tha ctrelei Refreshments w an served during tha social hour. IW W .C T .U .w ill meet at 3:30 Those present wen: Mr*. A. B. P. M. with Mrs. W. I. Ilughey, East Uvajoy, Mrs. W. H. Hand. Mrs. Fred Myers. Mrs.' M. F. Smith, Fifth Street. Mrs. T. C. Pitchford, Mrs. Lillian MONDAY ] W Co-ad Class of tha First Vickery, Mrs. French E. Bolt, Methodist Chaich win nmat at 7:30 Mrs. J. E. Page, Mrs. I. B. EstP. M. with Mrs. 0. R. 81ms, South ridga, Mrs. Flynn Vtusa, Mr*. C. C. Collins, Mrs. S, C. iDkkrrson, Sanford Avawwa. Mrs. U. T. MaNIgh, Mbs Augusta Fletcher, and Mbs Edith Lor*Joy. Will Be Closed ! - ALL DAY THURSDAY .* ' , s ’ ** Observing Holiday i Open Friday An Uaual ’ Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Nelson haea returned to thalr home In DeLaad aftar spending a weak Kara with Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hickson, Cal­ ory Avenue, Robert Wilson, son of Mr. aad Mrs. Fred R. Wilson. Is p snniitg to leave Friday fur Washington, Ui p v n ti, D. C , to enter George Washing­ . /H oe" Harden b ft the first jf ton University. th* ***k tor Whigham. Ga, to Mr. and Mrs. John Ivey returned visit his father far a short time. Monday from points In Georgia _ Mrs. Herbert fllneaby b ft to- and Greenville, J». C„ where they for Bradenton to vbit her spent a short vscatlon. Mrs. Ivey •on, Charles Ward, for a few day*. Is spending this week st Daytona Beach with Mrs. Paulk Reeves. Edwin Bonlaho b ft Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs. John Schlrard and Baton Ronga, La^ tv enter l.ouMrs. John Sehlrsnl, Jr., and so b . blana State University. Jack, motored to Bartow yester­ Mr*. L. A. Rciuud !iu i n turned day where they spent the day with STORM MOVES from Wisconsin and Illinois Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Pittman, Jrshw spent a i..r>nti» with NORTHWEST TO where Mr*. Rotsell McCracken arrived relatival and friend Sunday from Springfield, Tens* BERMUDA ISLE tn Join Mr. Jtc C ru k c n who U as­ •lag ta leave Monday C-r Agimi sistant coach nt Seminole High tar was a b o■3* u tS ___ _______ C ' south- Beott Callage where she .clI Gchoul. They urv living at tha Nosouthwest of Bermuda thb morn­ thb year. Mo Apartments. ing and moving slowly northwestward attended by gaits aad Mba Sadie Lelnhsrt left Tecs, Mr. and Mr*. Palm er Eastwood squall* over a wide area aad by day fee Spartanburg, A <\. to to have returned from Orlando w h e n winds of full hurTkaaa fores of tin her Sophomore yta l ■ at Con they spent several week*. Mr. mare than 73 miles an hour near vena Collar*. Eastwood is convalescing from aa the canter. operation p erfu m ed recently at Reports from Hamilton, capital Friend* ef Mrs. Frank I. Wood­ O range General Hospital. of Bermuda, told of gusty wtada ruff will ro g n t to team ib.tr and heavy n ine but forecasters broka har arm Monday in Head • Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McClellan there said they did not eapact the MBvilla, pl hi to return tomorrow to th e b N. C. weather to grow worse for at Icart home in Macon, Ga., a fter spend­ eight hours. B ln Carolyn Cogburn le't I n ing a few day* here with Mr. and The liner, Monarch of Bermu­ night far Macon, Ga., to resume Mis. Henry M claulin. Sir. and da, planned to to sail thb after- hsr studies nt Wesleyan Consul vi. Mi*. M ctaulin will accompany nen for New York but apparently ____ . , them and te th eir guests for sev­ bad pbnty of tlm* to eroaa ahead ,onr. eral day* in Macon. of the storm. Mr. and Mn. R. R. Dea* sprat last night in Orlando aa tha guest* Tha first New York subway was of Mr. and M n. R, W. Bower. a, ' wi n WitO built and operated In 1901. i had bam visiting Harold McCauley stia hat known Bob Comal) haa gone to Atlanta Mr*. A. L Batts and Mrs. L. G. Hkkaon, Cal- fa) hat youth ami whom aha par- to antar bis Sophomore year i t Hast Batts motored to Orlapdo >• Hkkaon will go aonlfka aa tha ideal of nil manly tha Georgia Sthsoi of Technology, tenlay for tha afternoon. Talahiuao to rw- virtnaa, though aha haa not tarn aa at tha Floriia him In mora than twrnty yaaro. or Woman. Worm* hava ham known to -----I torn, and Hugh Hatbart, tha henLahnun rotumad, Pwk‘‘J husband and Hohnrt Ca* ng from Crown T,n*u«h- hi* friend. rath taka re go. and points In en* drink *<» much, and things ■ shs visited rain- hagin to happan. w week*. sha and Harbart pull* hi* bos*'* board ecently enjoyed a ,n<t 1*nJ» in lhr lioosegow with r West and she ro- tk* drepemdoes. But tha youthrago for a longer fuI ,0’f,r mginaarad his own wed. •turned haro. ding and got his fithcr-ln-.aw out ____ of jail. Ha also Instilled tha man Puleston and M n. » w>) h««hbona to walk it ara planning to r'« h* *"*“ the front parlor ami f or Sunday from blow tmokv ‘",0 hl* "»• York, ami point* , ra lhay hava baan ,,u11 ■ ««• Pl**» ° r act' last srvrrml waaks. ,B*- although tha radio singer *lA»ve Begins At 20' Come* To Screen At Ritz Theater Tonight the ye»r will be shown at the ft Its Theater tonight and Thursday for the first time locally. It fa entitled "leve lb-gin* at Twenty." The ridiculous antic* of Hugh Herbert, Hobart Cavanaugh and other comedian* In the cast are •vtremcly funny, while Warren the romantic episo d e that kept the younger element of the auiil•m rs agog with Interest. Not that It is all romance and comedy, however, fur there a re plenty of thrills In the picture when a bund of bank bandit* go on a ram page and attem pt to ■hunt up the town. It remain* for the lovers to capture Ihe despera­ does In one of the most unique lit istlon* Imaginable, Hull U a young grocery d a rk , w in Is persons non grata w ith his fiancee’s mother, ■ ram pant and sentimental old busy-body famous by Joe Pctmer, appvurn flit: 01 Jiiuce m U new*paper, but them [a n place in this paper for just such uhroaen, whether Ihey be of "wann'u buy a duck" variety or not. WHERE TO GO TONIGHT! "Better Air oat ta Bborfs- Dance and Cool Off We Never Owe CHICKEN DINNED 7ftc Bleaks. Chops, Hat or t'eld Plata l.uach Good Music. Wlaft l.lqaora. Deer, Kta, Wrta« Toae rrteaOW aa* eater its o n s-saS a* s a o a r t r>oaleo oatr slaM M ta It* cioa a —os a tv** a n a . A Herald WANT-AD la an almnat mire way of obtaining result.* where results arc obtaiiiuble, and even tboiiuli it may be u dttek, a ehiekett, a new car, »r what-have-yoti, a purebaser o r buyer can ulwgya lie found in a quick and Manufactory manner th ro u g h Ihe facilities of thin pa|ier'a elanaified Advertising section. Ns», for thi> bent results in th e quickest poiutibl* manner try n WANT-AD, TheSanfordHerald mythical Mr*. E. H. Rlappay of Havana Is tha gnaat of Mn. A. D. Smith at her homa on tha Lakefront Boulevard. Mn. Howard Hebresinn has re­ turned to har home In Mnore Ha­ ven after spending *1* weeks here with her *liter, Mn. Herbert Hlnesley. Mr*. G. W. Spencer and rntiain, Billie Thigpen, motored to Lakeland Monday wficre they spent the day w ith relative*. To-Nijfht Thursday Bawoy nan of Norgw, from) Aa of n o * k tfi wing an* to tks driving • M c h tn is n , mnUd In im w , in KiantifknUy ! ,* t ftfcCA V M •> , IMHIV allUllUTV Tho light that wan good srvougb to too b y last yaar may not Kt fo u r M id i thin TOO* —any morn than an old suit ot ctotkoo wrtN til your waialUno alter you bavo gedmod twenty pounds. h i l A l Ib u p cU l and Lighting raaaaich labor atorinn boon peovad that 20 out al avory 100 school d l lfiw k 40 out ot ovory 100 studontn of cattago mgo and 60 out ol avory 100 adult* omMm bool defoctivo vision. Tho hiimnn oya noodn enough light to do its work peapaety—— d tho older you gab tho m ot* Ughi you mood* Tho MgVtrin Plan Contfnnjr of Orlandos Fkirlda ban plnnty m nnw y In Inna al raannnablc rate* and mb Tarfnnn yfcgn (nr nay worthy pnyaw . Bmcli hum not for gno year tad a rt rognld la •any irnobtjr «r numthly gay atonU. If y u maad mawy, ckjo H oar reproaoatntlvr. Mr. b o K. B ulb amid, t i US North Park A tiw g. TAR tteft ttaWH Eyas con become dulled by uaa omd nby— —lhay con bo worn out by poos MghL Seeing tanks or* constantly changing? a n d various lighting Intenaitioo a r t noodnd ta t tho dillaronl "Jobn" your nyoo wwmt p w loim. Improper lighting cwuooo b n n d ache* and lltneoo; c a n a c l Ugbl m m m hotter hoaitlb Phone t-v ____ �merson Hurls Saints To Victory Over Capitals BACKFIELD CELERY || 2 To I Edge In Senes in G h e e S t. A u g u stin e SPORT CHATS And Owens Drive In Deciding , Tallies As Fiery Jeff Silences h H k% u tru e a porta in A m enta. T to odor* which trlio from the P H " of hi* ,w ritten chapter* cau»* cm* tu thla morning In tha form of a earnpi# copy with the following bit of m b a | feature: "Her*'* a now venture, It rather explain* Itself. Hope yon like it. Inland to itep out with It month­ ly If It tlkka on tha nawr-etande. l GthcrwU* picas* past (ha aspirin. If It eeem* worth a mention, I’d bo grateful. It’s yours to have a 0.1 cuss.” Tha magaslnt to question is Frank 0. Menkes AJl-Hpori* Maitaa'ae which includes somJ of the bast sports reading that can be had, «o wa heartily recommend It So, we bid you a fond farewell. to sportsmen and sportswomen aa Avery. Crmala* Over Crealat n fine sport* publication, one which should go place*. Joseph Edward Cronin cannot be considered a s a happy and con­ Now Acetyl The welfare of amateur athlet­ tented young man, w en though his ics In the United States might bo 1»:M Job will pet him *13,000, anil advanced considerably if Avery th a t be wl.l receive the same wages Brundage head of the Olympic com­ in 1037, 1038 and 1039 regardless. mittee, and the moil elegant pe»Likeable Jo ile is (he youth who icock of the group, look a running cost the Boston Red Sox no less 'high Jump Into the most dcsolale than $230,000 In cash money last wastes of Thibet without a return year, since which time Ih* base­ ticket. balling customers have hissed him If Drumlogo has lost his prow­ and tooed him, and opined that ess as an aerlallst, ho could, as a |M>rhapt there were about four to.i fitting substitute gesture, turn In many cipher* on the purthase tag. his resignation. While with the Washington Sen­ Ho far as esn bo established at ators, Joseph K. wa* the "wonder the moment Avery Urundage has lad*' of baseinii; the man of m ag­ used hi* high office mainly to bang nificent gestures and spectacular 1 the cymbals, whack tho drum* and accomplishments; a grand fielder, ' toot the bugles, of his own making, a great h itter, a brainy player, 1 in salute to Avery Brundage. Ills a miracle leader—while In the sh a­ 1 eye* ever bsvo been alert to op- dow* of the Capitol building in 1 portuniUe* for fro* excursions, dear ol’ I). C. • W Um Georgia-Florida * to t t o C racker world «*I t— the v ira l class li N*d Tuesday crowd saw tho r Fhlatha c atc h er d an!* tho t o with a five h it cxhlbUbm l w to a r t until th e eighth In- M e n the champions front N a a n coaid push a runner M B clouts off Southpaw Rntdn- • *tth the bate of Charlie B R m and Jack Owens driving MM th e I t Augustine runs. Walk* to Xupanic and Swindell l i I d l i n ' timely single to right •M th e Salats a 1 to 0 lead In M aaeoad frame. Although (he ■Me gathered single hits In the Wt turn frame* It wa* not until M fifth that Owens smashed me two runs with a double, Em­ ma waa safe on Shortstop Roe. MMFb Ugh throw to first amt khmy McGowan followed with a Bgle ta left. Owens then lined n Wble aver Amodal In renter, ■flag bdth Emerson and Met OB the wrong side of a 3 to 0 I Baton tha Capita'* opened with n BAM hambardment In the eighth !■ M a ly miss tying Ih* score. R unM l stUglcd In left and advanced Sa third on Walin' double tn right MBter Ronpond tallied on AmaM lb btflrid oat and Murray shot B t o k b ewer Fltxgersld’s head to M t i r to knock over the second 1 free food and free lodging, even 1 as he used his hands, or his Vol-c, 1 or both, to direct tho spot Ight up: on himielf, while ho was attem pt1 itig a majestic Urundage pose. ' There Is nowhere any record 1 th a t he has accomplished anything which ran bu construed •* a tor* rifle uplift of the ideal* of sporUjj manshlp In America. Outs id* of thut flurry nf haso tot* tto Tal’ahasseo batting ort h t M i tolples* as Emerson mhu-d a alow curve with his sperd ball, Tto Saint moumlsman had near perfect control, walking only one man. •* T to game was marked by senBU icmm I fielding. On three nernMans Dave Kwlndell made gre.it VUIHllng stabs to roll the vlslto-s of apparent hits. Gerry Fltxgem.d •too eommltted highway robbery •B Murray's drlvo In the fourth ukUs tto infield combination nf Ntopowd to Ehel to llnlllrk pulled B sensstlorsl double play, In short, Avery Brundage, for * much too long a time, hs* heen running amuck along tha am ateur (, athletic terrain', w ithout demon­ stratin g the fine and tolerant sp ir­ it of democratic America, v A review of his action* while t th e Olympics wore In progress i* need not be ru-prlntrd, for all of it I- too frM i^ h ^ jlw minds of ntl *" Standing out on th e hilling end C l a s s i f i e d A d v e r tis e m e n ts NEAT COLORED girt w ants house work. Cura Mitchell, D ll ■AVE Y0UB WATCH r e t i r e d lllckuy Ave. by an* wh* really knows hot* Briggs, J tw tltr, Mag. Ave. COLORED WOMAN wenU Job doing laundry or hoove wvi PERBONALf Mary Turner, $014 W. 8th Bt MEN GET Vigor A t Once! New Oetrex Tonic Tablets contain IS — A p a rt uteuliTfar R e a l. ra w oyeter lnvlgorntors and other ■Uaiutoata, On* do*o peps tip nr- TWO Al'ARTMENT.S, une g a r. age, fur rent, 419 Palmetto Avu. ■ •a s, glands. If not delighted, ra s her refunds few cents paid. Gall, w rite, HcHeynolds* Drug Cu, FURS LSI IE l) 4-HOOM HOUSE. Desirable. Also Apt. Cur. E. 2nd 4 Locust, lawsun. ■A C E CHICKEN FEED placed la wrong car Haturday night. FOR RENT furnished U bedroom R a tu ra to J. N. Rulmun, l'erkins house. Good locnlion. Phono 122-11 fur appointment. LOST—Belgian Hhrphrnl Dog. Answers to nam e uf Beano. U g k t Tan w ith name plate on UOVS AND Girls Bicycles-nt a price that will savu you collar. Notify F red Rcott at money, Flonley-Rogers linidSeminole Tire Shop. war* Cn B EE REEL AND Bon*. 3 0 | W. FR E S T T M lE itlS r, Holstein cow, $10, KOI Locust, Mike 8aus. First BL far week-end bargains But since iecomlng a Bostonian. idopttun mule. via the $230,000 e< his activities have bulled the a s­ pirin market. Eiery baseball expert picked the Itrd Sox as prnmmt winners for 1934, but somehow they failed tn tick amt an a result they a te floundering down around the bot­ tom of the first division. Their collapse, while bolstered by one of tho greatest co lection of stars gathered on one club, Ins been a most puxxllnc event nf modvrn base-all annuls. But Joe is still a grand guy nn,| a fine ball plsyer, regardless of the fset th at hi* llud-m "baked brans" made a teetotal flop on the -fli?ene.p/l Itjt.i v.Vn1U«r1 Football G u e s n e r H Showing Interest In Newspaper C o n t e s t dull Slaughter, ItulphSmith, MrT. M. Hill. Jack Jackson, Him Cornaller, Cluy Williams, Is. L .Scull, tlco, Me limy, W. It. Jen nings, Mrs. H, F Munsslvulgi John Hchnard, J r , Mrs. Jon I'aalliosU Iran* Pag* Oo* iro n . Donald I'rurson, M argaret Hchlrard, Jr., Mrs. Burner l.itti, Miss Jane Lloyd, Mrs. Eugcn Iternrr, John Itutundo. Al-o Louise Johnston, Joe Estridge, Haymond Monsalvup.i Johns tun, O. C. Slaughter, Mrs, Mrs. Itlnnche Ware, Frank Mu Marie Hlaughter, Lucille Bols, Joel 8. Field, F'rnnk Wheeler, J r , W. A. .A dam s, Mrs. F. T. Scruggs, Edwin Ikmlskr, A rthur Williams, Clifford B artilft, L. L. McLuces, Luoy Ja n e fruiters, A. C, Madden, Quillian Jordan, Itsn- Another QueMtion About CAKIHJI MMTIIEIIH IIK<1>XIMKM> IT I "W hy do eo many MtiTHERBl recommend C ardul to th eir d au g h te re l" Isn't it but n atu ral that «ny giHxl mother should tril her daughters about Cardul if th# mother hrrself felt that she had been benefited by this medicine T It Is impressive th st to many women report having takin C ar­ dul on the advice uf their m oth­ ers. Used Kelvlnntor Bl ased rare. These ears ere priced FOR HALE; electric refrigerator. A lm ost f u r straig h t rale with no tradcnew unit. $33. Kuiy terms. G en­ Cardul has Im n found to bene­ eral Appllanco Co. fit women when weakened by ALL-BTATK tire s—Scar*’ price* malnutrition (poor nourishm ent): aad Sears' quality. Raal am MISSIONARY Strawberry plants. Grown from northern stock. B ra s, M l V . F ir s t 8L Rex Packard. Phont 414-W. • — M ila a tio a W a n te d IIYI'O HI-TEST tractor fuel. 10c per gallon. Sinclair Refining COLORED WOMAN wants work nursing or doing house Co., HanfonL work of any kind. Charlotte Till­ SMALL GIRLS BICYCLE fo r man, 911 Hickory Ave. sale. Phona 471-W. BERTHA JON KB. 1107 Locu.t, WAKEFIELD BABY Carriage, w ants fam ily washing work. Ilk# new. 913. 711 Park Ave, COLORED WOMAN wants Job LARGE QUANTITY USED ceil­ aa cask, laundress. Viola Wlling and 2 x 4'* for sale. Phone Haato, 911 Cypreea Ave.______ 474-W. ' — - ™ w" w » w i * *■ ** Resinol With a Smuet When you drive into our aUtion, whether you want water or gasoline, we greet you with u smile because wo appreciate your value patron­ age. EN GLISH G U LF SERV ICE IN W ert’* Football Pick The Winner Contei N A M E -------------------------- -------------- ----- , ADDRESS .......... ........................................................................ ............. SELECT FROM THE ENTIRE NATION, TEN COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMESt TO BE FLAYED THIS SATURDAY IN THE SPACE BELOW—LIST YOUR TEN GAMES— WITH YOUR CHOICE OF THE WINNERS IN THE PROPER KC'ORE DUKE yb . DAVIDSON . Clip m is totlfe snsrt losleSis* Me s P w l l a s m e Im. mtdmtely ealaw. J. First sail, to m u s s , at Wort** Jewelry Btert * M aaaec* the wore*, or p x H e os ro sary I# aampleU the sSvor. tuamant. TNI* must be Sons In orWer t* ausKfg In tns tontsst. TM Itwer wise austltr—IPs mors tows** tksr* 1s to win. 1 Msks your tsn ssltsllsns as roeurro* aksv*. s. Insort ms stars* tor m e DUMB p m so seas 1Me*. I. roe porsont will Ua soon to* os ■ perfstt astro. I l l ) at th* above rule* (nos. * an* 4) win esbnt a* M portent. Tho person suemltllnu tns most nymfcsr nf serrnst win, nors an* me ns*rest psrfost store win*. S. Tho snort on* csrrsst eg must be timer mails* or brsu«nt to The Marti* sfflc* nst later tken t s'tlosk FHStv eft. srnson prscsglnp tn* SsturSsy asm**. ....................... ........ THIS WEEK THE FIRST PRIZE o f i *925 L A D I E S , d ia m o n d t RING o n liils T h r u lr v Ik k rls will aloo Im given. In t-aso uC Ik* Ih* Ural t un ..a lu vptft I- tl ltr>,l I hr wmnrr. The lying rom taU nl will I. ilnivimi Inlu srton<l |>late, <Ic. NOTgi Ustsut* Florist Coe* net *<*F this ms*b ws sr* tubsiltulina ths Dots asms In Fart t s i m e tsnlst*. PRACTICE* Favaritet Lara S n sil» M w in b ll.S . A n ln r F I n Scritoaafi GoU Toaraaraeat Stiii»a_Friilay Upssts Mark Second sStody B a d u i M « R oad Of Play As « * " j AWWjr At GARDEN CITY, N. Y , Sept. !•<— A tidal wav* of ape* Is, brought on by tha watery weath­ er and tha tendency of all corner* to claim tha fraadm sf this Ms. torie golfing port, swept over tho U. B. amateur champtdaahip yes. terday leaving hi its vraka the wreckage of a flock of title kepee. In the drlnllng rain that damp­ ened the process cf reducing the field to M eontestaats for the third round, British Canadian and Amer-1 lean fsvortte* were washed right out of the picture with stariliag rapidity. The succession of form rever­ sal* began with the elimination of Hector Thomson, Scotland's holder nf the British amateur ertwn, by Hank Eowal, former Colgate Uaiversily golf captain, by the deci­ sive margin of 4 and 2. It reached dramatic heights with the down­ fall nf the Texas Star, Reynold* Smith, before the sharp-shooting comeback of BUI Holt. Jr* 24-year, old Syracuse, N. Y., automobile salesman. Holt dealt the crusher to tho diminutive Smith with a great hiutle four on the seventeenth hole, only a niblick shot from the perk­ through th* Mg llaetmen with ing space where the Syracuse several tow ttful change uf youth's specially built trailer fur- K ts being tsecvted by tto vy tad. Eachary, Stotooff aad PhiUl# showed much of ths earn* form displayed by them l**t a w * with a pick-up hi *$**• lagly being rueutded by *tt three. _ . , However, Coach MeLuca* aad were not overly phased at tto manner la whkh tto youngatcr* conducted thewmetve* In tto first day of tackling of ball tanietu, for they expected to. •** rugged playing oo tto p m th a field. .................. * (Iii tn Wert's anil nccuro tho"nKl‘y',“worir, wVffu thla word in tho hpuce above and send this ad with your chart to The Herald Office. Girl Student- N ow Leaving For School W ill A p p r e c ia te m ost a W atch From W ert's W ERT-The Jeweler SeelllLOFHOIIDflXto/ 764643 �^attfarfo IfcraUi AN INimr iN O lNT DAR.Y NEW8PAPK1 Chance To Som adcr Is P r o f erred Shore Stuck Draws Fire Froai Road D p M Fair Qnscn Of Fair EfttaMaRM la IMS NUM BER 27* U.S, Payrofls Pardon Board Sanford Baseball Will Double, Enforces New Club Reorganized Says President One-ThirdRale Roosevelt A s s e r t s Organization H e a r s Confidence Has Re­ 400 Applications turned To Mass Of For Clemency In Nath«*a P e o p l e Season's S i t t i n g Nears North Car­ olina Co a a t; Red Cross Begins Work For 1937 Season Donates Leffler, Lehman Chattanooga $2,000 Cash, Uni­ Players To Repreient City forms, Bolster Local Unit On Market Board JACKSONVILLE, Sept. I7^-«P ) W a s h in g t o n , sept, n . - w r TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 17.-bF> —Froshlant Roosevelt told tho an- —New rules requiring pri topers — The Weather Bureau today said ■ ail meeting o f the Mooiliiatlon n severe tropical hurricane I* mov. to serve one-thlril of their term s f a t Human Need* today th a t naIng northwestward through the At Uatml income coon would be dorr- or as much as five years before ntlc Ocean and "probably will U a what it w t» a t the law paint applying for clemency was put In­ pass to the east of Cape Hattcrma o f' the depression and th at "con- to effect today by the State Pnrduring the la tte r p art of the a f t M rn c e hat returned to the g reat don Board •rnoon cr early tonight, ■Mss of our people.” F u rtc a tltra here said the storm Form al notice to trial judges., (\,mm Ualoner \V. A. I ffl-r Be serai tim es he referred to "rcThe S ta te Road D epartm ent to­ rente.- wss about 260 miles south' to tn in g prosperity" and on thav prosecuting attorneys and sheriffs and H. J . Lehman, former City day Indicated it may take some nr- east of Cape H atteras at 7 o'clock thhsis built an argum ent th at prl- also will I-* required on future a p -U ’ommtaalonei, last night wero Don tow ard the abolition uf an j this morning and its forward mBe relief arg an lu D o n t should plkatlons no t-fficals may express recommended by the City lornBy JIMMY CMAFMAN • TOLEDO, Spain, S e p t IT . unsightly shack' now located o n ! mrvement is increasing "w ith soma 1mission n« member* of the S tate tl+HTt a larger measure of ptl- their views. turning north* Iii wluit prnvtHl to bo M — (A P )—E xecution b y ex th e north side of Lake Shore ‘ indications of Board. | VWr aid and th s t every indi'ldual The one-thlnl rule was invoked | nktdon o f 1700 men, wom en Boulevard about one mile from northwestw ard." They said if an In ap p o im its will represent fittin g clfmnx to th e 1W18 has a greater obligation" to aid in the Lake Monroe Bridge. d lc a te j curve to northward con lntselmll .season, tho Uonnl ns a three-day session of tho -nurd I the C it^ of Sanford. children in Toledo's AlfftRef of distress in hi* or her own C. U. Treadway, chairm an of tim irs, the hurricane may miss the concluded today. The ne-v titles Twu other im-ndier* r.re to Ik* of D irectors of th e Sunfortl T B a r w sa postponed today the departm ent, wrote the Semi, N orth Carolina coartline but may community." I'useliiill Assoeiitlion com* a t th o la s t m inute, an d th e note Chamber of Commerce—a ft- not pull to the north and east suf- Very, very regal and very, very The Frrsident *nld nearly n.OOO,- will apply to pardons at th« next recommended by the County pleteil the rmirtr ini/ntion o f Commission nod too by tho charming wns th e appearance of 000 mnre men and women ore at meeting of tho Board In Mareh ■ u y o r o f th e c ity told th e c r the to d y had protested the ex­ flcrntly to miss the entire sea Helen Gwnltney, l!». of Browns­ Work in private industry now than unless changed when the row gov. County Ftnnning Board, accord­ the liK-irl Imseimll clith hint Associated P re ss th e be­ istence of Die building—th a t It board section. ing to Instructions receive,1 hero Ilijrht l,y selecting th re e new ville. Tcnn., when th e d re sse l In ing the low point of depre*- rrn o r siircveds Sholta as Board Sturm w arnings against g a le , all her royal raiment and m ount­ from the Department of Agn- niemliers of th e iMiiml unit sieged F a sc ists would have (the d epartm ent) desired .to c r. l. Three million ethers, he uddre! ture. Chairman In January. iiitmiiiir Henry W atson tut one more chance to su rre n - operate with the Chamber In main­ and high tide* were displayed from ed the throne to preside as queen a te engaged in useful work taining Dio Boulcvsrd ns a seen- South I’ort, North Curullmi, to the of the MM-south fnlr in Mem­ The Board heard about 100 ideas mt. C. It. Dawson, County farm pis-sidetit of the association for ivided or assistesl by the govV irglnia Capes, phis. ( Associated Pres* Phntol, Ovnmrot, Foatpoacmani aUo was ordered Ic drive. fur clemency In throe days and agent, D u im-ml-er ex-officbi th- I'.'.'17 season. The Red Cross from W ashing­ Ilex Fat-knrd was ro-eb-cted In Its lo ite r of protest, the to pot finish)nr touches to th>i Fnrlury payrol's the first qunr* has about (VH) cases to consider of the Dm id, it wns announced vice-president ton took charge of emergency mid Jnrnes A. Chamber expressed a hope th a t from TullahiMsi-e. rabring a t the ihcll-tattcr cBuof this y ear were more than from the records. All six regular members mil Wright was iclurned to the of* the lined Departm ent may taka preparations in the coastal area fUt.otMMKVI g reater each week than dab Dm mayor araertad, How- "proper m easures to eliminate fu- which may he hit by tile storm. Announcement of octl-'n on pleas ■Mr. Dawson me appointed to fin- of secretary mid treasurer, they were In the first quarter or or»r, Im said, Alcasar likely wlU lure attem p ts which wot.Id mar Tho Weather Bureau a t noon or­ will to made within .11) days. serve the interests of the Whole­ while J . C. Mitel,ell was em ­ I W : i h r said. ployed ns financial s n rotary. Tho sale Market here. he Mown up aoon. the beauty o f this stretch o f high dered hurricane -warnings di City Commissioners lust night Would completed the group by Government force* warned way, which wo believe Is right played frem Wilmington to Beau­ again resumed the -Duly of i naiiiiiig Floyd Fulmer and (L W, f.TOtt defiant isaurrente and non- fully ea led by many 'lh a nv>»l fort, South Carolina, a t the storm hiudget, although Du- Spencer of this illy and Bob cossbstinta b e t night that ru- . d u tifu l in F orbin' and of which was iclicved approaching the Cape H atteras section. proposed list of expenditures is 1 King of tlvledo ns new members. fuaal to aurrtmter • would mean wo arc eery proud." yet to In whipped into shops- fo r, Flan* worked out in a confer* The hurricane contlnurd to move dntrucDon of the historic for. Mr. Treadw ay’s letter In full fol­ closer to the m alifund without slice with Jo,. Ktivte, president fiiiul nit ion. ttVw with probable death to mil lows: Another budget discussion 1« of llio fhnllnnoogn club In tho s aekt-ning speed or lot ing any "This will aeknowlcdgo receipt of railed for Friday night at which Southern Association, who wn* •oclailai-lakorcr to Idlere work- jrour recent letter x x x concern­ fury. time the Comiillridon hope, to here f.tr it vl-dt on Tne-dny Norfolk reported squally wcnlh. , M In cramped quarters in ton- ing the bul ding by Colonial Uit have IhiligH in readiness for defi­ night, were tinnon tins! as being e r and precautions were tnkrn In ■Da under Ike Alcaaur completed Company on th e L ike SluirL Boule­ nite IlCtinll, nithoiq-h official, the completion of uit ugrouurnl toying charge* of TNT yaator- vard. Tho departm ent desire* to j*T jHirts against high tides an I The Florida State C itrus Commiiaomred the |Hissilii|ity of one whereby the Chattanooga o utfit S ■ day. Each charge consisted of co o p erate with Seminole Coun­ an g ry wares. mole meeting. mission today railed a conference svnuld supply the lo.ol ussocia* > b a r* Draft- • ton of high ox* ty and yc*jr body hi m aintaining for (h'l. H In Lakeland to lay plans Sanford and Florida Klwnnluns! Tile City's fiscal year begi-i i Don with tJ.tkH) In cash, uni­ the Bavlcvard a s a sc--me drive. th*. tc forms, other nrcrasillM, amt for m arketing Florida’s were honored yesterday by the up-j 1 ^ Ai at * adeal M H a cable . This year's operations liu lgi t enough players fur ■ well bai­ "W# appreciate the extrroaatona aJetrg 100 eitru* crop. Deal citrus interrat* pointmeui of Ju.ius(Dingfelder of was npproxlnmlely (M il.lH M l, of eesrtilnM lie pee* letter ' - t v murh, rn...-I lull rbj). said today . 1 Wind to two lw , this city on the International Kl-1 which about lo.lklri wus n-d and shall frol free to .n il upon Simultaneously with his anoffice of* Mayor Pares you for your assistance hi a rriv ­ Seminole County grow ers and fTui,** committee Fur The si«'*d. nounrrmcnt of liq. ngrveinent In in the City Hall. ing a t o ur hopes in the matter.** nil others Interested were invited Is1 held with the Sanford I«onfc* ------ 1 J | Support Of Churches In Their , T,h" , f '** la s t week T. K. Simpson, Cham- j _____________________________ mils m xt season, Mr. Eng'o alto1 attend the session which wit! her president, appointed Benjamin The w,.ao„.r: partly cloudy t - csnvi-tjo at 1 ,2 , F. M. in _H.. *I r ‘■-’i'.1 "*i ' I'isycrs ” I U s U s s H tilt I ' l l , SIX) F. I.".line*. It. .1. t-elioturi, Jam es (i. „jg |,t an,| Kri.biy. Extreme North> » « * « « * ,. Auditorium. I Sharon, F red T. W iliam s and west, same. of Dike Mary, the Salvation Ar- “ ,ll",l" r c,,n,ml“ ««* f" " '' ‘hi" Problem* ronfronting Kt- rid s'- my h*adquartern roparteil today. Fred Jt. Witsnn to handle the *ha:k n‘ ‘he InternuDonl canveuelimination m utter. Judge Jam es <1, Sharon today growers in marketing Iheir grape, The affair was staged to assist Don in Sun Antonio, 1, one uf the addressed tin- Seminole High (fruit and oranges will U- dbcussed. tho couple, one of whom j* a crip- four mruihers of the committee up. School on "Tho Constitution" in There will U- nuumltted to thu in- pis' mid the other confined |„ bed. pointed fn , h(1 (mitx.l .States and 'B uilding activities In Sanford observance of Constitution Wrek. dustry a comprehensive program, Those attending ur assisting fol. fo r the first 1C days of September w. " * ‘ * ilaiiudn, mol is the only memlier resulted in the i.'xpcndilurc* of f.T,. Employes of the Sanfonl Atlun- now being developed by the comMrs. Mahln I Itllefirld, Mrs. , ’r ,ho <'lu*’ ''v,,r *" « • D t . according to a compilation of The Remimde County Agricul­ Seminole Demot-rui* to,lay wer** lie National Bank will nsiemblr mission, dealing with its ndvotlls. Joe Fortier. Mrs. Fred Cum m ings,»rv i'c an appointment on urr In. piep.iiitig la ntleml Do* huge par- ture Clllh will assemble in (he .Mem. building perm it figures available a t Hsn I undo Springs Thursday ing and nicrihaudlsing actlrllies, Mr*. Floyd Sjoi him, Mr*. Ifomer ternati'inal committee and the sec- ty lull)' schvdtdrd to l* gill ut s t '1' iiio e High .School Auditorium to ­ a t CUy Hall. nftcrniHin fur a picnic, it wn- an crop distribution, rannlng, dove op. The largest investment was night at X o'clock for Ihu organ^ r'*' **' "Hd Floridian ever lo receive such F. M. tomorrow in lliloiido. made by the Standard Oil Company Due In a mi.*u tide rat a ml ing, I t 1ixntlon's nnniial meet Ing. Septem ber collection o f do ln - non need today. mint of new markets and disposul Feck hum. Mrs. C haster S an m l,,.. ... |„.mir and represented the Installation of quent personal taxes in Seminole M r e .W illin m T h a r n v u n d M r s .il. .... .... . . . hud been previously announced th at | Officer* of the unit Imve urged Friday's tides: low. 3:IS A. M “ " i d u . crop*, B. Fennell. I m*‘n objective of this new the a lfa ir wouhl !«• held ut night, that all farmer* re present to dig­ storage tank on la k e Shore County toiluy had m ornted to f t , , Sir* L. C. Tillis, Mrs. D. Donald- ‘" " ‘inllleu u* created iy th* I\|. mlevied. Cost was $1,500, I Pl.1.2.1, n eo r-lin g to a report is. and .1:111 F. M.; high. U:I8 A. .M An «*»»“ »tWe research of the it. M. Lloyd, chairm an of lli",.ru*» problem* relating to ag rlBecond largest permit was Is-1 sued this aftern m n bv .Inn. D. Jin- and 1*1.12 F. M. Run rise* at *1:12 (c’.mpurative food ami health vjlue son, the Rev. Thompson, Mr. and wanian* at their runvvntlon m Seminote Democratic Commllli"", culture and a pni|Mn 'd program far A. M. and sets at 0:10 F. M. Moon of citrus fru its was uullmrin-d. A arid .Mrs. Ishill, Mrs. F. N. Cruft, Texas is to inspire K iw aniv* in -aid a parade through U rlindo will the coming year, . b» John I, Stevens who is io kins, County tr x collector. .struct a five-room dwelling i-n It wn* said thnt tho orgnnDaIn a period of 21 hours, the mail rises at 7:51 A. M. and aet* a t 7:17 report by Karl lla rtt, comm itter Mr*. It. fl. C arter, Mr*. W. Dunn, support this aim. Mr. Dingfel ler proceed Die feature of Die day, chairman, which was approved, Mr. anil Miss Fining, Mr*. K. Ksy, s ta ln l liMhiy a fter ho hint accepted • lH-akltig, at llm Municipal Audi­ lion represent* Die interest* of Lake Street. Estim ated cost U XI.- I r -light In a Intel of $I,DU 23 P. M. recommended th a t testa he madu Mrs. Ruby HJi.blum and Mrs. Jl. the OM. n) o .t !>ll percent of the agricultural upiminlment th a t ho had torium. from eut-nf-low n delinquents w hi Rabbi Tsoi Cook of FhtlaiM of Florida, Texns and Califur'iia . arnvx. Niae perm its w e ts issued during own prot>crty here, tho collector Both of tlie Democratic parly's industry In Seminole County. j a* u m etnler uf tho Kiwani., phia today led Ranfurd Jews in grapefruit and oranges to tha half-moath parted. They were said. ‘ *r*' Fortier, Mr*. John 1clu b committee from this slate nominees for lie United S tates] One of the prlnripnl iichievotho uli-ervinc* of the Jewish 11|„. suiierkirlty of this state's fruit. for the foltovtog am ounts: f t ,eaves, f. i/aheih Fortier, ( hr Is- Und would continue a* a ini'nilar Ren ile, Claude I' ppor und C. ll. j inrnl.s of tho group in llm past Execution* for the setxuro and N«w Y»’a r w ith ceremonies nl The romtnisslon a u th u rin -l u m . 11,000, two for W00, two for InternatUmal committee, Andrew*, are featured speakers lit- heen its success In obtaining sale of property, on which person­ th e Community Center. vUher jn in traet with H arry Rickman, tine ""yd. Rebrern F’ortlvr. Hattie „f •too, two for $25 la d one for $8.1. Itoblnson. I auline Fortier, and ,tr,.s»e.| the unity of the aim* of as is Fied Cone, party tiundni'it fur rienlifl,- information on the con­ al assessm ents are in a rro ir* . were m rvlcis were held last iir.'l't. tra in 'A tla n tic filer and night club t apt and Mr* F. S. Faren. trol of insect* and fungi growth. ‘ ull churches and held to the prin- tlu- governorship. telng sorted today and wi | be <entertainer, to set as Irmsler of Among tonight'* lilsrussinit* O ther person* donated cloth log. (d p |B that “the things which unite ♦Mr. Lloyd said tie expect* a t turned over to the sheriff fur serv­ M. J. Dickert. local rmplove I ceremonies on its radio program* will be tin- proposed St. John* least :tr, p,-isons froiu Sanford and ' art* m<»ro im portant than *hu thin.ru ice probably tomorrow, Mr. Jin- the Atlantic Coast Dine Railway.' a,|s«.rti<dnig Florida grapefruit, b River Indian River Canal, m arket­ vicinity to attend the rally. D i s C I I S S that diviiU*.M klna announced. and Mrs. Dickert plan to oiange* and tangerines this wini n g problem*, plant ilireaso anil ■It a * f ju t| y far, thu irMrinWr^htit mi r Deadline fer payment of the a s­ in the iH'ir future fur u th iw - |* r# I I Q n H ||,p tommittei* tunzi-ituil of a Tilth-* sessments fell Sept. IS. T o ^ J | p | | | | insect control. of tire week*' vacation tuur S u a s i o n tilie, a I’rotFiU nt nn<| n l»*wt nrd '^ T k e Women's Civic Committee The tax rollevtnr -laid there Is West. I if thU in tun* again th ii yvar o f the Seminole County Cham­ an unusually small number of ex­ ber of Commerce will resume ae- ecutions to bo served this year. the of Raminole County farm er* t.«Dy ' h,," Mr' ‘“ "Kfelder will have been A st*‘cial m atting tH itk s for the winter season on been ha* County Commisiion were Inv.tel t„ a c m b l e |n th ..l,l" ,lMy f"""’" " 1' « l,‘ n“ " ' C. C, Col ins, head consul of Die Ifcniisy a t 10 A. M. in the Chnnr. called for Sept. 21 for discus­ C ourt House a t iu A. M toiuor- l“‘, n ,r " " ‘ tx'vmt«-r* of The Slule Pardon Board lata The Nashville, Chattanooga an I har of Commerce, Mrs. Eudnr sion* relative to the County St. laiuls Railway expects FI ri- row for a dl»vu**ior» of green- | ,h“ ■,, wi"h K*lth ,,v‘,r *h'* >'r l ‘- | Florida Woodmen >f the World, yesterday hoard the first of Semi­ CUrlett, chairman, ami Mrs. F. lsT.ll refunding plan which wnhouse proldeius. | c l State* and C uim da to seivu is scheduled In leave tonight or nole County’s 22 prisoner*, sen­ dn's 1210-17 tourist tra ffic to <xMr Rouiaillat, vice-chairman, snid ra lly tomorrow for Columbia, S. tenced to the State Prison nt Hal­ on thi* all-im portant group. recently approved ami inaugu­ C. It, Dinvson, county farm ccll ad p ast records, A. Rice Kin*. U day. C„ where he will confer with na­ ford, make an appeal fur clemency, rated, Karl Burdick, deputy agent, said Dr. If. W. Ruprecht. Sanfonl Wocdi.Vn of the World rlt rk of the circuit court, said Florida passenger agent for th" head of the chem istry d ep art­ -A strong plea was issued for tional director* of tlie organiza­ Hi.. Ananchled Pres* reported. company, said a* he paid a brief mem b i n to attend the im portant will b« assisted in tho "family today. tion. ment of the experiment station Thomas Oglesby, sentenced fo r visit to Sanford today. mtttinf. night” program Oct. l by tho Arrompuitying Die h'tinfordile life. In 10-11 on rr murder rh a rg r, in the University of Florida, will Mr. King said th e advertising Women's Circle, Woodmen’s auxMembership of the unit U will he V, F. Miller of laikeluti I. be one of the ,|ieakrr*. -cut hi* petition to the Bonn!. departm ent of hi* railroad Is r„- , FL R. Furvis, in charge of lo■Ode up of tw o rtpre-cn tativ ei ' lliary, the la tte r orgnoliation vot* state m anager of the Woodmen. What action Is taken will n o t frees each woman’s organitationlrsl last nig h t. operating again with th e local]c a | greenhouse activities, also Tho two will i>e Florida'* only lie announced until all petition* hi the County. Tweaty-four saps , Club womea agreed to cn I regA proposed aviation ground representatives ut the conference | Chamlwr o f Commerce fit the dis­ ill he on the speaker'* plattribution of an attractiv e ..... .. form. srhcul course of throe months was which is schedul'd for Saturday have heen rrveiwod, nrrortling to npreicn teil on e | j r meetings, during the winter * ruling i**rte,| by GoV. Duvo let, "W hen Winter Come*,'* which tfct committee a W«Ur Iro.son, on th e first and third Mr. fhiwson said tho progrnia announced by the U niversity o* In another statem ent, Mr. C ol­ _____ ^ W nclpal Purpose of he group Xhi;r>j , y i ta(K m, llttl. All Offices cf the farm rcsttlrm cnt describee, antonv other Florida lo- will inrludo diecu .sion* of pro- Florida through local channels. lin* suid the regular meeting of Shot*. The enterprise waulil In- c a r­ the local Wo, el ore ll'* lodge will bo I# to act as a clearing hvtuo members w ere urged tfl lake a.i adm inistration were eeing mov,d cnlillca, Seminole County, posed operations and expurlment i to list held this year ill the fiend- ried on ut Camp Hoosevcl! ill held tonight at H o'clock in tlu.' P[°b ‘n th e sessions ar-i attend. today from City limit to r,K>m iu >a of the many bodies I Following the buslm -s set j ion in thu Arcade Bul ding. nola County greenhoirsv, located Ocat-i, und the Oca a nirpnrt would fraternity's hull. A y ba .d is e u -s riL m a * lo s t An announcement from perounhe used for the actual uir work near the waterworks. a social hour w as held and refrevht •»». A v o i n - ____— _ t«»J •( 1* A T I eel of the unit said huslars* will nece.-ary in the course. raents sirre d . A v s rs a a . TMAVMU BY HUMEBACK I t * ra •T bo resumed tomorrow la the new Co-operating In Ihv venture nic tT * M • • quarters. ma i, .. the university, the aviation d itiWith • II A. M. service iMiir.-. ______ M M l • 4 A » * * '« • • CHICAGO. Sept. 17.—<-F)— MILLS ABLE Seven perxon* are employed by Sanford Jew s cl wed the period of -. *7 . i un «f th.- .state Road Depart: a v n . T1 !* l Froai a Ikreo mile-a-minute de the governmental branch whose observance set aside for the Jew------— | merit mid Ills- Kduexliiimt) DivlFour while teacher* anil three __ _ 71 *1 w o . laxa p o u rag er plane ta the hark 1 VARA8DIN, Yu g osh via. Kept. operations ileal 'w ith asslstlrg f|. Uh New Y ear «f '879, F irst serv­ .. ,lA t . %% 71 coloted applicant* today were Funeral services for M.'fvweL >im of ih„ Florida WI’A. . !»1 71 • Lim a th a t la the trnnsili n 17.—(,F>—A ndrija Rahmanjciwsff, nanciaily dellquent farm ers. ice* were held Wednesday night. Bailey Thomas wen- held at -1:10 | I’rice i f ir<tructlon for the .*0- standing teachers' examination < *»f> 7 *» transportation Ml-s n state railw ay employe who xroa A formerly axlsliag danger of Rahhi Ted Cook Af Hilled* phia P. M, tmlny from the Silver la k e day period would lo- lin o which in the library of the Junior High .» * 71 ie, United A ir Lire* a naval officer in C u rD t Russia office removal from R aaferd—be. was in charge ot all activiti--* Cemetery in PaoU with the Rev. Is to include nu lls and lodging a t School, T. \V. Law! on, Coumv 7 «» .IS . *»l n .» 71 those whoa she changed and a relative o f the Tolstoi fans- cause a f lark of office •p ace— here. B. F. Graham officiating. Camp Roosevelt, a bulletin an­ school superintcmh'iit announced-|n • 1 71 ■ . 1 1 . B o r new Job will be a s a ilv. killed him self here the day w as forestalled by th e City Com7 J fine o f the truchvr* seeks n rcr- 11 Other th an rtllgloua observ­ Mr, Thomas. 20, dl«l Monday In nounced. 7 1 "»5 ■ n o for ■ sugar com- a fte r a court ordered him to mission which a located $4 per ance*. Jew* ultillied tha holiday pe­ Gainesville where ha had made his A rtuul flight work inclmbn p i­ Dficale in *|u-rhtl s (l»nce. Th,- ! [ .IT 71 H ilo, Hawaii, w het- pay coo d inars (about $12) month fur rent. T V County C im - riod to strengthen friendehlp tie* residence for the past two years, loting of gliders. Shop work on nlr- rem ainder a re trim - examined fer III !» l 77 I g b it patients by horse. monthly alim ony to his divorced mission la being asked to contri- and to cement more firm ly family although h r lived tho g reater n o t pline* and ' clas-room activities giade school certificate*, the ,u -; J,* 7t ^ 1 .71 w lfr. ___ hue $5, t ; relation*. . of hi* life in Paolo, are included in the currieullum. ’ porlntemh-nt said. ‘ i: .*7 71 Violent Death Body May Take , ; V Races Inmates State Action To Abolish >* Tstedo M a y o r Says {A l c a s a r W in Be Target Of B l a s t Unsightly r - i ;*z > BANFORD. flAHUPA, TNPKSDAT, SEPTEMBER 17. IBM 500, Rebels Live Storm Nears TNT Charges Hatteras As F u ry Mounts Ancient Fortress T r o p i c al HnrriouM b The (M r C m tnl * fbrida City Afford1** Rail, Hltkwajr, AM Water TrtM pirtitlw Watson Named Commission Nenring New President Final A c t i o n On Budget For Year Haves Only Member Or *36 Outfit Not To Be B e t u r n e d Edifice ill Citrus Interest Lays Marketing Plans In October D in g fe ld e r S e le c te d F o r H ig h K iw ana C lu b P o s t Richtnan Engaged To Advertise ; Florida FruUn To Nation Second Floridian Named On Committee Com potted Of Four Men Chosen Frutu ____ Nation-Wide Angle 31 Persons Assist Salvatiorv-Afmy In Luke Mary Partyi-,«,ii» CITY NEWS BRIEFS •r'Sffirri-ry *r K":*; ..... . *.. JK « . 7 j * a j r r j . T X r Sanford Building Reaches $3^35 In U f OfSeptember KWsSsav'.iJ's,'. ■■ County Democrats Send l)elcgationTo Rally In Orlando Tax Collections On Personal Items Mount To $4,ttl3 Farmers Assemble In High School To Discuss Activity 1 m Committee 1 Resume Activity J M o n d a y Session Railroad Expecting Big Tourist Travel FarmerH To Green houHe In F r i d a y Collins N a t i mini WwHimcn i*anlon Hoard Hears ('onfall In Columbia Petition Of ()Kl*^hy Auxiliary To AHRi«t Woodman Program Aviation Ground (’our«e Proposed By State School Farm Group Office To Open Tomorrow In Arcade Quartern Jews End Period Of New Year Otmervancc LOCAL WEATHER Last Rites Held For I Maxwell B. Thomas Seven Teachers Get Certificate Exams \m � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 16, 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/552b2088da10bd1d5444f432bfc8cd5f.pdf d794b54815c1e7aca866ed7e0d3eae42 PDF Text Text "v r -T '■ i'1' ' , . ........... - ..... .... ■ — -m w ) w * . > i«.» . l .n , » - « ■► ■•- i*l* sM g ~ VI MOWA( Hi. H { ? * '■ . ‘It ? • ••. 'V-; p p w M w w flM i^ < fjy |*y 1 m Ninth liming Rally Nett Victory For Tallahattte 1 T M At Om -A I Ai T i More * T» A acbat Cttjr T# Pity Wat’s Football Pick The Winner r > . ; •• o r ; ; •• ~ 3e -^ L TA lL A B A M lU t, S»*t. C an u te U — | A n c u lM ttly 1IM p*noiu cam* I witan##4 Um UrlRteg p M . To- i N half * t UM otetli te- Ia n Mm yratoriay Um It. if t m to t Aurusttea T-^ la Um aMoml n Ml Um arete* lUiMiaf . .-i.tfM ^'tM paaA local akortotop, ,M A n M Um cyrnk wMck m ! oh W t wmalat rally wfcca ka da- C i M a w n J o . DoUkh, wIM 'Ora, wHk Um tytag r m Freak WaMa, T* Bahrein third boa#UM, Ml to okort aad RaayoM Mka waa aa flirt, raced all Um ,.« ay to third aa McGowan’* . I p a la lin t aad tkaa trotted 'kMBar wkea Sayaate threw wild IF tktrd. ‘tflM vaaM waa aly-aad-taak tarn atari to flalak, the aeore _ l>*M tied aa three occasions, the ' flHMa Jamyed late aa early the arere tied again, aad aaw their whea Iwladell a Imom raa aeer the diaM l Arid wall. .The Chyttab, kawever, yaaked la tka aereath on 'W u beeoa aa hi bolls, two alagiea lad kaottad tka ka arere at M • Marray klaated eat a home la tka tact half of the Three alaglra gave the Irka raytared latorday'a tyaa er, 4-t, tka lead again t y ' the aiath Inning, bat the O R * rare* hark to yrodaca their " ' rally la regalar Freak C o n te s t *9 kara aa offM ; M m y la 8 t Aufuatte* TwaBay. •ten will m Toeeday, Vedaaeday aad Theraday and the yroeldad aaere tea me will ret here for the game* neat elalk aa ■atardby aad . In addition to karllag srasotiaaal ball, dotload alao waa the batting atar of the game, driv­ ing eat three alagiea la four trlya to the ylate. Fltagerald, It. Aagoaiae coaterflelder, relJected three hlta la flee attemyta. doayaad and Aawral were the only Tallakaaaea playera able to kit aafoly NAME ___ ADDRESS SELECT FROM THE ENTIRE NATION. TEN COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES! TO BE FLAYED THIS SATURDAY IN THE SPACE BELOW—LIST YOUR TEN G A M E S- WITH YOUF^CHOICE OK THE WINNERS IN THE PROPER COLUMN. WINNER 1 _ s .... ••••••#••••••#••••##•••••«••••.#••# s ..... 4 .... 5 .... • .... 1 .... H __ ••••••••##•••••••••••••#••#•••••••• § ..... 10 .. THE STANDINGS • aeOTN ATLANTIC LIAOUI ... , W I. IV.. I'aluniliua ] J uv Jarkxinvlll* | ] .,m vtM*reor*o a*Mtt. 4’ftlnn.ku* I, -la. kaumlll. I, lie InQim i T mIav -J»rl*M«UI> ■« I'oluml.iia. SCO RE NATIONAL LIAOUI N ,t Turk *| u m. i«ui> n u .Ml rtikaen I* it U4 Ftttol.iirsk n 14 .Ml (‘liwlnnatl tk 11 .«V« IkalM tt it IM llniohlrn I* il .111 l*hll#4»l|ihl# 4* kl .3mD Vkktareoy*e NekeN. <inrin**ii a-1: i m n i-e. pin.tun* i-i: pt>n«kit>Ku j-t. Hraoklr* a-T; f’hkar. >■» N*w Tort 0-1: HI. laiuls 4-t. Aamae Tadau l1Mk#.u*h al »t*la4#t|»hla. to* lag nm«i. Chicago al Brooklyn. the Relate although Cincinnati at lloaton .AH 10 •I 71 .Ml .run 77 1« .41A Knelt villa* AI AT .41* PHaIlAnnofA AI *1 MvmpkU «A H .«• YMUrliy,a AtHultd. I-AJ l'hHllHn«M.«a 1*1. AlUmtH 5: l4lmtlr»iH*nt 3 * mm# «"»|i 4; Nnahvlll# I. Now OHfhrh I: Ki»a«vMI# I leer Mil tarn# mini. I IMrmlRfham Ill'Netr (Hdtn tie UM , tied the acorn In the Unr ead puahed acroa* two telvia teat of the keVahth. otn*r to the center wall knotted the arora in eighth before both team* put on their ninth Inning relHee. SCO RE DUKE vs. DAVIDSON RULES !. Clip tM§ •fitlr* chart including the advartiMmcnt im> mhtfiHltl/ Htlhw. 2. F irtl Halt* III pernon, at Wert # Jewelr/ Stor* and itcure IH« tRiordB. or price* otenwry to complht* tho adver• Ithomtnt. Thin mini bt dont in erdrr to qual If in IHo cunthtt. TM tower wht qualify—Ott more chjncH thtrt la ft win. 3. Mike your ten eeUtlion* at rtqu red abcv«. 4. InHHPt Ihe Moftt for Ih# OIJKI Qime as eptcifltd. L 100 M^ctnl umII be counted at a perfect tcure. Bach of tho above rulet (not. 1 and 4) will ccunt at V) percent. Tho perwn cubneitting tho mott number of correct win* n#rt aril r'le nr !*<*»• n*cfo<( tcar# wine, i Th% ht.k bwttbwN an muit i#e eilner mdiled or breughf to Tho Herald affico not lotor than 3 o’clock Fnday oft. •rnoon procoding tho taturday gatnat................................. H ue W aek the First Prize *25 DIAMOND Pkk-The-W iner Cooteet Will Be Opened Satorday List Of G uica To Be Played Saturday. la filven For Selectioa B g Sty* H, IW i Over Saints CHATS SPORT By JIMMY CHAPMAN Ufa Yah Waayl Maay a tear te ahed each fall by promlklng young iportewrit*r», who In tkoir cnlbu.sla.nm. berem* over aaaioua to prove their ability aa aporta foreciatcre and try their hand at picking winner* te thee* week-end foot­ ball tut*. Now, this paper b giving three 'drug *tor» prognostica­ tor*,'' who. .crowd .. . . .around . .,tho gent te this city and county. Wild and Wrely! Up in New York yesterday, tk* boys from S t Louis engaged in a tooth for toenail battle with the Jraguedeeding Giants In a fight for supremacy In the senior circuit. Remarkable v.as Ihe way the crvwtla turned out Football f a r j and relf-stylcd for the battle, with mor* Ilian 50,000 being turned away from dope aiperte of thl* section will the gates, after 65,000 fans had bi afforded an opportunity thia packed in the giounda for the fall and -Inter In try tk .tr .kill « S u ° " . f 2 . ™ te r .college 0 1 ! ^ battle of centuries. major at .electing winner, and.predict. football ° ’ games, m* f CO,,W a i° chance to Yes, It waa oP DUiy who ing *roie* of Ihe nilloa’a leading prove their ability at picking came through for the third lime football games each week-end winners and predicting scores, In thrre days, to put tha Card* through The Herald’* a*pkk-tlH- and wo aspect to sre more than back In the pennant rare with winn»rH ronlcat, which will begin one self-styled dope espert fall a victory in th# last game. Had with the scaaon’a opening gam:* down te woe Hid shed leurs for they dropped that final gamo of Saturday. his apparent Ignorance In pick­ the twin bill after losing the Prliee will be offered to winneri ing the wrong team. first, they would have been in f­ What a pleasure It will be to initely out of th« pennant race, in Ihe contest each week and the contest I* e i pec ted te arouse ua to ae* those, who like so well but as It is they still have a Intimidate • sportiwrlter chance to overcome the fourmure interest among local grid to ten* than any other local con- after he has made a tew week­ game lead now anjoytd by the will be chanked each week, and end bomrs, down and out be­ New Yorkera. failed to como Again w# would like to point •tore merchant* of this city will cause Duka In their game with out that DUiy pitches two attempt to give prises which will through Interest and attract more partici­ Davidson or because dear oP games to Carl llubbeU’t one and Slwash failed to go down in do- pulls Innumerou* contests out of pant* in the contest each week. (te ar* tn be played over the na­ feat for the 122nd straight time. the fire by hla splendid relief 8o, Homer Little, S. A. II. burling, whi.h we would say tion this week-end are as follow#: Duke vs Davidson; Citadel vs Wilkinson. Bill Palmer awl u places him among the Immor­ Newlerry; North Carolina 8tnt* ffw oiher champion prupnotica- tal* in the world of baseball. All due credit must be given prepare lo v« Eton; Portland v* Pacific Uni. tors around here, \.-rally; Xavier v» Transyhani*; meet thou fate, fo r Ihe lime will lo those rough house guy* from come when your pre-game pre- Ihe Midwrst for thiy have un­ Oklahoma A. and M. vt Edmond dlctlona will fall thorugh. doubtedly kept Ihe National Teachers; Testa A. and 1. va R lcj; Regardless of the woes whlrh 1-eague race alive with Interest Jordan va Oshkosh Tracbere; ran ba had aa • result of a for the |iast three seasons, all South Carolina v* Ersklnet South plck-the-wlnner contest, it I# of which went toward* (lacking Dakota State v* Guatavus most certainly a deckled plen*- Ihe crowds through the turn­ Adolphus; St. Norb*r|va St, Mary; ure to know that you picked a stile* to bring more cash into Howard Payne va f e n * Chrte- team ta win that waa doped to the hat. tian; Dickinson va Army Medical; lore by thrre touchdowns, so a ft­ There Is no doubt but what Rhode Island v* American Int.; er all, this contest has It* up* thos# youngsters are the most Xavier (New Orleans) v* Jarvte; aa w*U ai It haa It* downs, all { Interesting nine te the major V. M. I. vs Wofford. of which goes to make It more leagues, for they supply pep. I>u* Also, Aberdeen Teachen vs interesting to the ladies and gin- mor and color that no other Ellrndal* Teachers; Catawba va tlemen of the sporting conlln- team In decades haa given lo Ihe Cullawhe* Teachen; Centenary v# “great American pastime." loulstena Normal; Clemaon va va Daniel Baser; Huron v* Valley Cl a Joey Repeat 7 Prrsuyterlan; Davls-Elkina | a What we would like to know, City Teachera.; Kansaa Wesleyan Lang.ey Field; Duluth k.sellers ts va Sterling; Loyola (Los Angeles) I* just how strong is this guy Wlncna Teachers; Emory-llenry v* va California Tech; McPherson vsi AI Ettore, who meets Joe IojuI# Randolph-Macon; Jonesboro Teach­ Emporia Teachers^ Mercer v:r 1in a 15 round struggle on Sept.i ers vs Southwestern; Kentucky va Statesboro, Ga. Teachers; Midland! 22. Should he gain a victory Maryville; King va Tvnn. Weilyva Yanktown; Minot Teachers «#} over the Drown Bomber he will an; Mi.alssippl va Tann. Weily. Spearfish Teachers. 1gain a high place in Ihe heavy­ ally; Monmouth Teachers vs IJnAlso, Morris If array va Mar­ weight ranks, whlrh would place field) V. P. I. vs Koanoka; W. Vir­ shall; No. Dakota State v* Oma­ him In line for a battle with ginia va Wayneaturg; Winnipeg ha; Oklahoma Baptist v* Murriy Jimmy Braddock. Rugby v# Concordia. Agri.; Pacific Lutheran v* Fort AI'.o, „Anpienliio vs ,Rich­ _ Schorl . , Lcwb; St Ambrose v* DuhvJc; S*. mond; Demldjl Teachers a. Moor-. Thom„ v, North , )aknta. ......... head Teachers; H i.ilinitt* Jr . v.i|,l(lkc, , v< Sintu K>1 ttta% lapcov* your sk la Relieve the Ink Monmouth; Csnyon Teacher# v* ,v * Texas Wesleyan; low* (Vntrnl tauoa o f pimples sad blotch** with Panhandle A. and M.; Carthage va vs Grinnall; Jamestown vs Align i. rewditeg, irlaatlbrillT medlretid Darlington Jr .; Chillicothe Dus. vs lana; Spring Hill v* Troy TrarhMl.sourl “II”; College of Idaho vn ers; San Bernardino v# G'rndnlu A.Dion Teachers; llanl-SImmuii. J r .; Southcwestern va Victoria. RING Hii Itlta Thttitr** 11« krtn Mill itl»«t U- tcT\* it lit i.i**- a#f ||*-«t 11»*- firvt hMr liirite-t! In will Ire- «l* al.ar#*1 tlie winner Th»- t>ii*a Kiiihetdiil will Im* (Ifm|>|m*| Inin Hri «»ne| |tlite i lc. NOTIi ietaute Plorida doei not play thic weelf wo aro tubctituting tho Duho panto In Part 2 rf tho contott. % LOOK YOUR BEST er Reslnol _____ . Cards Gain Evea Break In Twin Bill With Giants Cty To Plan Water Plant Improvement Record Crowd ’Watch W a y Pitch Superb Ball ToGmlnVictory NEW YORK, Sept. 1 4 .- W 7 Amid the tumult and the roar of the mightiest crewd aver to wit­ ness a National League baseball game, an overflow crowd of 64,. 417 that packed th* Polo Ground* to th* rafters, th* Ieague-leading Giants aplit a spectacular double­ header yesterday with their fore­ most challengers, the SL LouU Cardinal*. Rushing to the rescue of tile fal­ tering Roy Parmelre la the eighth Inning of the final game, the great Diiay Dean aavrd an even brruk for th* crippled “Gaa House Gang-’ after Ih* Giants had pinned their rare back with an 8-4 victory In the opener, with th* aid of two homer* by Mai Ott. Dean, pitching in hi* third gamo" In two straight days, turned back the home tram with the tying run on second base In each of the last two Inning*. Hla brilliant relief job protected a one-run margin, clinched a 4-3 decision for tbn Cardinals what waa due mainly to Johnny Mlie’a homer with two on. and kept alive what’* left of tho furious pennant battle. The crowd overflowed every available bit a f seating or stand­ ing room te th* entire park. Dosena among the 15,000 standee* sought perchea in th* steel girders. Gates to the Polo Ground* were closed shortly after 11 A. M.‘, near­ ly three hour* before the first game. Police estimated nearly 50.­ 000 person* were turned away. Thousands remained In the vicinity of the park, getting th* returns on the rebound. “Old Dll'* was a trifle wild from 'iver-work but In the gathering twl. light hi* fast basil was difficult to #ee and harder to hit. ConuRiMion Consid­ ers P r o b l e m Of Power Production ip PAT PATTERSON The City Commliwlon to­ day had under advisement n plan for the eatablUhment of an improved municipal water system. j Representative* of sever­ al firm* dealing in problems related to water supply nppeered last night before the B o a rd nnd sugirested changes te the local system and th* coat of such change*. The representative of a com petty which for 14 years hat dealt with municipal water pnd> lent* offered a flat rate of *'•<>'> for a complete survey of tin* Sanford system to culm'nntc in aa exhaustive report xml rrrnnt mrndatlnn* for Improvemtntt. Th* n-presentativn, who hail Mies walcr-rnftening niulpmrnl aakl that In the event the Com­ mission saw fit t<» employ hi# firm for any engineering work grovjng from Ihe survey, the 1600 fee would apply on the ad­ ditional work. It waa explained that San­ ford water contains Iron and •alphur bacteria, a fact which occasionally causes local hydrunte to produce red water. * Paul Stein, with two associate, proposed a thorough inspection af th* water plant -Hh Ihe P m te *Ww of making certain power dad v*mp chawre*. If* pointed out that at pre*, rat on* 15-horscpower motor is 1 supplying one-half of the city’s - water, while u I0 hor*e|mvur engine Is supplying Ihe other half. . Mr. Stein attributed the power loo* tn the use of air-lift pump* on the mote powerful motor, while a highly efficient ccntelfugal pump is employed on Ih* wesker engine. The three advocated the aboli­ tion of the air-lift device* mol recommended the suh.tUiilion of centrifugal pumps for gn-Vcr •fficicncy and economy. At tho conclusion of their ( xplanations, a pries »f SIJI75 rn« placed before the Commission lu cover the purchase of suffi.-ient power generntors and «nnip» for Ut* realixaiion of the proposed changes. For aoms time Ihe commission haa been considering the pinlil*m of producing Its own power at th* local water plant, rather than buy electricity from the power company. laflaaai tefecleg aaslt or unk rue* / 1 s t l l a l a g frees rasas, a lew *re| Allas*, relawIlls r.isusee are wane >1. os* ere* te assfe . are areels* wM as (at te paavaal as** eves. Hast a I bore si aa Uaaaa. ts cates a w ith II r t o m a c h ACID. OAH I »— A yu taM N te 1m R en t. FAINfl, INDIGESTION relle«td * * Got Free aample doctor’* FOUR. ROOM furnUhed apart­ ment. W. L. Cooper, phone 720. “ Udga, a t MdteynLaney’a Drug Rterea. IFUKNIHIIKD 4-ROOM IIOUftK. Dealrable. AUo Apt. Cor. E. 2nd A Locuat. lakkon. FOR RENT furnUhed 3 bedroom houae. Good location. ITurno 122-R for appointment. F R E III MILKING IfoUteln cow. Me. (04 locuat, Mlk* Raua. Maxwell Thomas. 20* Ww In Gainesville; Funeral Wednesday V. jJi'' W E R T - The Jeweler FRESH~MILKING~llol*Ute cow, 140. M4 locust. Mike Sauk. AND Ulrla Hlcyclea—at 4 wlU M il you Stanley-Roger* Hard war* Co. > (5«i to Wort’n nml Ht-curo tin* “Key" word. Write thld word in the n|«ce uInivi* ami aetul Ibin ml with your chart to The lleralil Office. . COLORED WOMAN want* job doing laundry. Ethel (telnet, TPe E. Sth Bt. Twalva-lnvh harbor guns at Fuit Nicaragua discourage* the ImRoarcrans, f a Iif., were unlhnlwred portatinn of foreign merchandise. this summer for tho first timo in Ileach wrap* tor IU37 are al­ It yaais for target practice. ready being ahuwn in London. “Black-Draujrht I h Purely Vegetable” FOE BALE) Uaad Kelrlnator elaetrie refrigerator. Almost —What Dora H ut Mean? tw unit. |M- Eaay term*, (tea A great many things can aral AppUaaca Co. rau*« lonatipatlon ami there are MISSIONARY Strawberry plant*. many remedies to relieve It, hut Grew* f n « northern alack. potelbly none more popular than th* “vagelabl*’’ laxative*. Rag Packard. Pbore 414-W. Among theae, Black-Draught HYPO HI-TEST tractor foal. 10c ta outetanding. In Ita manufac­ par gaBteL Sinclair Refining ture, leaves of a certain plant Co., Saaford. are used, and th# roots of cer­ WE HAVE several _ used tain others. These are dried so electric refrigerators at low they will kr«-n without preeervaID WOMAN wants job aa H ln e aad liberal term*. Call at Uvea. , . no other chemical Mall day. Haaa Mitchell,1Hill Hardware Co* lac. Phone 53. change from ta# way they grew In “f'othc- Nature’s medicine FOR SALE: RIM. I 1-2 t..n garden.** By i M r being finely Rtadabakar track. Geadruaniag ground, the digestive syetem ex­ read!Oao. Hauled five ten* from tract* the active medicine right Dayton, Ohio ta Sanford. Apply where It U aeyded. Conitlpxtkm P. a >*a 157. ’ la relieved. Black-Draught b so economical LA O IS QUANTITY USED cell- that a 28-rent package average# tag aad S a 4’a far sale. upwards e f IS dost*— Adv, 0Mb __________ h)i*<!art'*V.i TNKVM m i » m . im m o w .. . r e u . teihuu MALARIA . ------------ 11--------------- I -------- -------------- - A* Dm Y Id Malsita Mar Rxrartlagiknhaailhan teaakoaw madaarawra edU*. Taka th* Ubc remMaallna of lutelew " * toak Iran. The qufadw kina lalKtba hi the bleed. The k m taM H W e teitate aad h*b* SartRy UbM Uwthar “ t - * At tha Ire r e J r e teiMk U Msluk take OreelhltelMw* CMS Tank. Better stfl tab* R i t e S dartre Ih* MolaHa maaaTto w S d eS ^ d b a a r e G r e r e h T te e ^ C M T ^ - M iaix Txuresa CMI Tteie M e THEY’RE DOUBLY F R I I N Every package ie wrapped la 2 iackete ol du Mfkeel Rwabty : H i B U r FRESH ... ? s Q aT tele. -‘■ n ^ -1 ^ T H I V ' R E D O U R L Y O U A R A N T I I R . Sm oke luM • 9 * CoW ‘ ••#*44 * * + yoti’rw mot Mora Uu b pleated, mail ue the rem aining 1 0 d « a re U e s w itlua oi • .A 3° ^yaeJthudtee andwell revvdyou A,,| |, the pne, you paid lor tiu lul package, pimt * P . L O R I L L A 8 D C O M P A N Y , l a c . (R e tM + e d 1 7 6 0 ) k . 1 1 9 W eel 40 th S t r e e t . . . . New Y o rk Cdy kMM l 'l t l / | I H I I I* III.i h * ! .I ll ' f ■n \ I 1 il DOUBLE-MELLOW I \ i n I I *» IH M H I 1 ( l I I l ) *M A N t * i tfu-iii r a p t HDV r n r o FACTORY FRFSH Speakers Urge Im­ New York Times portance Of Aid­ Berta Germans ing P a r t y Candi­ ■ponatble For dates In November Raids On Madrid If -4— Maxwell Ballty Thomas, 20, a former resident of I’aola, dies! Monday in Galnrsvillr, it was re­ ported here today. Funeral aervicra and interment are scheduled to be held in Sil­ ver Ink* Cemetery at I I*. M. Wrdnrsday with the lire. H. F. Grafywn officiating. Erickson Kuncral Home In in charge. Pallbeareri aro Morris Imdgr, Edwiii Pridgen Clifford Thomas, Robert Jama*, Fred Jamrs and Cassl* Spiny. Mr, Thomas had spent most of Ms life te Paolo, although he had bran residing in Gainesville for Surviving are |h* mother, Mrs. Burning ar0 the mother, Mrs. Susan Thomas of Fanis; a sister, Mrs. Floyd E llis'of Winter Park; and five brothers, James Thom aa and Lr-tcr Thomas of Dr■srewl, )V. II. Thomas of Sanford, R. J . Thomas of llinton. Va., and llocac* Thomas of 1*1010. LUCIANO LOSES PLATTSBURGH, N. Y.. Sept. 15.—IN’)—('faulty Judge Th‘/m< P. Croak# ti’rncd down Charles "Lucky" Luciano’a bkl for free, •fern yreterday. Counsel for th* (•rarer New York City vice-overj lard naaounceH l«at*dia(rly (hit Lucians’# ronvicilon would be ap• pawed aa<l th* eofditutinnality • of tb* law under which It waa obtete*d would b« challenged. . S B !' Irving O. Thalbrrg SANTA MONICA. Calif. Sept. 18.—W1)—Irving Thalberg, 37yenr-uld motion pletur# priNlucer and husband of Norma Shearer, died suddenly here late yestrrday of loliar pneumonia which de­ veloped from a slight cold. Agriculture Unit To Hold Annual Confab Thursday Club WliTNominate Officers To Serve For Coming Year More than 50 Itemorreta, many from outlying arcliuns of the Coun­ ty. last night attended the first msjor political meeting of the presidential campaign year. Tha session was held In the Court House. Three local speakers, headed by Gar and W. Spencer, featured th* night’s program. Mr. Spencer, In s brief address, pointed out that the Koosevflt Ad­ ministration has spent 297 millions of dollars in Florida within th* last thrre and one-half year* In an effort to hasten th* return of prosperity. Further, he declared, the ex­ penditure and the Administration has assisted farmer and home-own­ ers and replaced confidence in hanking house* by Insurance of de­ posit*. Judge James G. Sharon reiterated Mr. Spencer’s remarks, sibling that the Democrat’* farm program h.*d ■Ions ronuldershlo to bolster Ihe •ntlre economic situation of tho United States. S. A. B. Wilkinson *tre*«ed the necessity of encouraging support of the party’s ticket and urged tho attendance of Seminole Democrat# at the Or'ando rally scheduled Friday night. Fred Cone, gule-r natorial nominee, ami other prom t aoilao#* «•> raw# Tkr#» One of Seminole County's oldest nml ino*t effective farm organiza­ tion* will hold it* regular annual meeting in the auditorium of the local high school building, when Ihe Semino'e County Agriculture Association meets there at 8 p'slock Thursday night Announcenii-nt of the meeting wu* made today by Alex R. John­ son, secretutj of the o u-nr/v^i n. I According to Mr. Johnson, tu.inv.s to come before the group will con­ sist of a re|>ort of the past year's activities and nomination and (lec­ tion of officers fur the ensuing year. I’rcscnt officers of the Associa­ tion are, F. F. It >rner, president; Henry Nickel, first vlro-preslilent; Charles Dunn, second vice-presi­ dent; Henry Thurston, treasuiu; and Alex It. Johnson, secretary. Member* of the board of direc­ tor* In-side the officer* a n ; George llulme*. J. J . Dolly, C. F. Ilranan. It. U. Chapman, John Meisrh, Sr., Ilex Packard, Gus Schnmh, Itoy Frank Synies, Sr., and George Witmcr. Though the organization ha* been practically Inactive for the past few month*, Mr. John*on pointed out that it was through the effort* of this group lhat Ihe first State Farmer’s Wholes*!* Market wa* secured for this city. The agriculture association spon­ sored a movement to obtain the market and plan* were laid for It’s construct ion by them, with final approval being received at Talla­ hassee. An attempt will be made at ihe meeting lo reorganise the group anil have It to become actively en­ gaged in the farm work of this county. . A ap4-ei.il invitation to all farmer* lo attend the meeting wax issued by Mr. Johnson. As determined Rebel soldiers were marching toward Madrid to­ day, Spain’* Fascist commanderIn-cklsf, General Francisco Fraico, was reported to have pledged 13,­ 000 mor* men for an attack, on th* capital of the Socialist gov­ ernment. Madrid leaders Ihcmsrlirs made th# announcement, -aying It Waa learned from s Ri-bd deserter. Th# government contended It was successfully checking fadvsnrr- on several battle front* hat th* Rrbcls, apparently securely established In the north and ex ­ treme south of Spain, claimed they are preparing for a grnrral move­ ment on MuIrbL The New York Times, in n ills, patch from a correspondent at C«icere*, Spain, reported the town had ITen “made into n gigantic nlr base filed with German nvlstnrs." The correspondent claimed Ger­ man flier* nre responsible for all recent Rebel victories nnd had Iwen making sucre*.ful air raids on Ma­ drid. lie said reporters who learned about the German* hail been Im­ prisoned or killed. German alrmrn, Ihe Time* story said, made n > prenlense of wear­ ing Spanl-h uniform* bernu*# the field I* carefully guarded. The correspondent said flier* “cam ber into their plane* and take*off op­ enly." Sanford In The Only Central V Florida City Affording Kail Hhlkwaft And Wuter Transportation > Kwtabltehed In 190.H 5 0 Democrats [Rebel* Pledg Held In Death Probe CleiD6D!Cy R llle Attend First <25.000 Extrds T igh ten ed B y County Rally For Kg Drive P a rd o n B o a rd PRODUCER DIES 8URVEY~OF LOCAL SYSTEM PROPOSED SORE EYES * WUan was ar* sea* ' AUo Don’t Forget th at the B o y O r Girl Student •N ow Leaving For School W ill A p p r e c i a te m o st a W a tc h From W e r t ’ s AN INDEPKNUBNT DAILY NEWSPAPER Sforalft EANfORP, YLOjUPA# ^TUEHDAY. HEPTEMBER IS. 1W6 Substitution Of Cen­ trifugal * P u mp n , For Air-Uft Do• v l c e n Advocated The Key Word I h ( 1 T 0 U JM 1 X X V ■1 Claeeified Advertitemente R M I Y O U ! WATCH repaired by one whe really known how AAgga.* “Mag. Ave. MISER 1 .... n .... ...................- ...... —— 2 .... 1 S .... fi ....................... y ...................................... H *.... 9 ...... Ill ... —A L SO fiUESS THE CORRECT SCORE OF THE NEXT DUKE CAME: m<«e«i. aeaaaUoaal ball for HI. I hmrIr a| N ew Y ork. a ll Malaga. He relieved Vania AMIfllCAN L I A O U I with the beaee leaded and none IVI W I. 'la the ftrat Inning, held the N»w Tnrk *5 41 Ml 511 7« II to on# run, and then ni­ <nik*r> WiaMnffon (4 .Ml n cely two hlta and _ ____ - .riwveluml 71 II .Ml J i M til for the nett fire Inntnga.I'iMnu 71 ,M» 1 71 71 Ralal. younded l^wntwrJ II .1*7 »t atari teg hurler for the pkiue-teklo .315 II V nlH iv'a Rrivll. ; for three hlta and two llereleM L I; |tUI«d*-tpkta I I la tka flattening but ware Vow York U tlLJU. V'Hll* 7-1 J woU la *KSaT until the fifth Itrial on 7: |Mf*»ir 4. when three hlta gave Ihem two WfllhlnfliHI Hi rhlt-Rin. both IHfltra Mere talllee. Rwlndell hit hi* prigIjH.n#d min Olidll Tr4«t heme run la the firat of the Wdehlnflnit «l rhltdl'i, 3 lanien IW «( or h I VMrnlt M b with no oao on hear. I-».*»• Olhrm m»l arhHuM. ary waa Jerked for a ylneh hit­ ler la the aeventh and Earl AIBOlTNRRtl AMATIITlOl \v i ka; lealnr yltcher In Saturday's P.All i-i AI la hi t it :« credit for the NHRhvllld* .ATI tfl f I ! MOWPAT, g W Even Series With 7 To BanST ■ 1 B A H fO tD R f l U L f t B A M V m U r>* " "■•Vl N T M Itm N a tio n B e g in s ’P o s t M o rtem ’ O n V o te C o u n t Convicted McMahon ItarcH ‘Plot’ On King GOP Standard Ilearef T a k e s Governor's F i g h t By 40,000 Ballot* In M a i n e *One Third Of Sen­ tence* P h r a s e Ih Cited lly Governor A§ Group Convene* TAI.I.AIIAHSKE, Sept. Ig. -The Staff Cordon Itonnl t«» day clamiMil down on tho gonoral trio that it would not cwti^klrr drmency niiplicatiomc unlmn |»t »**un«*rn have nrrvod at Irani onethinl of thrir wntrnrm. Inivrrnor 8h«dtx# iM.aid (hairman, announ«o«l (ho tuli* n« tho ho4id 0|*rin(I .i m' ih unnii.'l m*arIoii with apjToMmaUI) l.'hNl ap|Hal« hrfoio it. TK« lluard nho doriilrd it Would n«*t announve any of it-v action* until tin* nrbnion in coin* A fa n ta stic lalo i f a ^foreign ph’t’ tl. ‘’ AnnouncuimnU in power*' plot t » 4 i *iiio i i u i I o K in j ra*c* will hi* made u it Inn .'ID h!d\vnrd o f t2ri*a! R n ta in \\.n told day< i%inI nil action* vaiI'*«I»c tin lu court .it l.oiitfoii l*v tSoorgo A n ­ noimen | BlimillanniiKly," tho ti row McMlIloU (;|ImVO| Will WUA fiovctnor «nitl. 1Rcntrvtred 1 • a >* it m priiuin u|M»a Thl« llllr lviolii.il *1 fi%4* It|t|d|- ronvh’tiori *»f i»r.••In* ing u rvY(dvo.* rattoM lontd ) ontot day to roni •*with Intent t •• aU rnt III'* M iiJe » ly H mutt* death vrntcnrrh ti* ltf«* im in the ro l(d u u tii I |d«*ti I tliro w ing primnment. un ul(u t ut 4 «*n-«itiit i **m 11ill. (A Twenty -two |»iiwi»nom •enDnccd F(H'iatcd I ' l i ”** I ’li to| from Sendnido rminty an* nniomr tho innmtrN of tho State Prison Farm wIio-h* n|»|i|iratioii« f*»r i*tomi*in |io Imftti|# i hi* llrtaid. ruder th,- Itoaid'H ruling, tho following |*eixoii«, who ii|>|di«’«| for parthm^ from Seminole j Founty, Kill n«»i U» »t»n»idcn d Thoman Ogtc«h>, comic tod of ntiird* r; lloraio Rowland, run vlctrd of Rooond degrro niurdoi. 1.00 |tiiki-4, rioiYicti’d of loldte’ix, Fil Mc' uIIoul’Ii, lonviiTrd of -• * ond d* giro murder; J*>tni tint vin, it»n>ictfil of hn'iHiil d i'jin murder; Floyd llmter, i-onvt tid j of Jam iij of j| him • • Inn »••• Uprotod •••foiniii* flli’llltl - for llotk. ronvirtrd of fluR'liiur int o >4*(lltH wlinli mil/ %i- it n lUclluu;; and V. K. I ’ouglu Muliici|»ii| NVluii I Hole ronvUlcd of «*ruh«*tslemi‘fit it’d io'l night h\ tlo i »!• | Thuddeu* t'ickrn* (above), 21, secretary to the late Mrs, Anna I’owrrll t'rnokshank. 78, wa* held n* a material witness while Lo* Angeles police sought lo determine whether itiluml causes brought death to the wealthy woman who hud named the youth the major beneficiary in I er will. (AssociatI l’re«* Photo) Managing Disorderly House# Other Charges Flood Docket In Weekly Session ____ _______Of Municipal Court Huge Rattler I h Taken Near Here# Donated To Zoo Iter- of the largest rnttl..-.dikes ever rupturt-d. nearly eight fe.t long, wa* on display today in M'lniripnl Zoo. The reptile wa* brought in by I uniiit Hal, a stale cattle in•|wetnr. after five men hurl struggled to securely bind nml rage llu- highland poisoner, raptutcrl nerr here. Some fear wa, expies-rd that the prize may not live long, due to the |H*euliar tiait of rus­ tle-nuke* to refrain from rul­ ing while in raptivily. Tb# huge AIS hr was |l» -ed in a !>#> cage with unother of hi* kind. The m-we-t arrival, at though half hi* luttle* were kiiickr.l t.ff dnrirt'j his rap lure, sang tlirouglio.it the night un.l continued hi, up not«n..u« buzzing wel into the day. It. va# l<«Klslnl rm a S tm lv in g I InItcpulillculf v iitu ry in Maim’, thi* notion |»r«’pnr« <1 tmlay fo r tho usu­ al "|i >#t n iorto m ", o f th o ftirioiia argu m ent th u t lirea h s out every four yvRM Iji* to how fa r th e Pine T re o s la te re.siili can lie wmaitl# e m l a "w e a th e r vane” o f u a tj. n -w iile I'te.siileiilial HunI intent. V utin nf Maine rho«e a puldicnn govciimr to Hucrml thw IN-mt'crjitic inctunlM’nt, ic clcitnl n lUpuhliimi Hinator uftor A do !• rnrr and gate all thrrt* of the itatc’w Bcutu in the llouaw ••f Ucpii ititativcH to KupuMka tf. I li f i.4 u gain of two Con« tfioui ficAti for tin* party# It wa* dawn tod.iy leforo Ih l •(natorial content U lm vn R *piihlitun b< lulor Wallace ||# White,, Jr., an.I I'emorralie Guv■m or l,.ui* J. Ilrana was (Itndi’il. White won !•> ulaiul S.4HI0 \otc-. ^ 11 wiii O HarrowRcpuliliiRn# drel attift F. Ilnndd Hullord* In iiKH-iat, for Ihe giivrmomhlp h\ uior«« IImii IR.IMHI voti*n. i:« puhlican.-* won thrro n*nL'li ''inli.il mmU Oj iwiiittalMilUlC liadN. Five tatiN hold printRry r|t<* tioti’i today and wen* wntrhnl 111lot .lied | ij to \\ tliKt h . I l «v are Mwt-uaihUHoiU# for I'ultmi' iiovoral Mtt higan, New II iiUfthilc, WiB’* the (dd Suwannee i on-in and New \iifk. n di ivm ' t Inhi m af . .f Ii Yacht Facilities To Be Improved At Local Docks City Clerk To Open Registration Rooks For Primary Vote K iwani.s M o t o read© To Show Sen. IxrftiA Sights About County; Diamond Ring Prize , *'uunJk KUll,y,uf ''•‘,inIK gw mm* Its without n license, I. J . Irby, A w a i. t#s Sanfordite CITY NEWS BRIEFS negro, wa* fined f.10 nr sentenced 25 day* in jail when he' I n Football Contest to»*«»|»vnd I he t Ify t 4*11111 1 Ii.fi will # igrufcned yesterday before Municipal Officers ••mi le Wcdtii’iila) night f i Municipal Judge Miller. With the “pick-theAnriner" con­ Consider Drafting •ci iot ini|Hirtunt di cijiiBiori George Burton,1also colored, test on in it* second day of the New Traffic Laws the I'.t'id .’If iiiuiiiiii .il budgi I. new season Interest is somewhat drew a fine of |lu or a 20 ilny pri*. Dr. T. F. McDaniel SetM ITp Practice In Ioocal O f f i c e Sulvution Army T o Hold 'Pound Party’ F o r County Couple LANDONITKS GET :i SEATS IN HOUSE [America Watches As Five. Staten Hol d. Primary Flections N egro Draws Stiff Fine" For Alcoholic Operation lagging and thus* In charge ut this feature are quick to point out that while fan# hav# always wait­ ed until the second or third week of the football season to show any considerable desire to “pick-tbeWinner they, nevertheless, shout. take advantage of ('has. Weil's unusual offer of a %'i‘t diamond ring prize. Realizing that most of the foot­ ball game, of the opening week would te probable set-ups and that very few would be of intrrest out­ side their immediate neighbor­ hood The Herald printrd a com­ plete list of all games to lie played Saturday In yeeterdsy’s paper. Fan- are urged to secure copies of Monday's paper and chim«e their “pick-the-wlnner" list a* quickly a- possible. Mr. Wert’* |25 prize will be given lo Ihe person who win* ami the Ititz Thratrr will donate si# individual tickets tv *« many per­ son* ranking nrarrst Ih* winner. Another mrdienl doctor wa* All chart* must he in Th* Herald added to the list of professional office not later than 5 o'clock Frimen of this city today, when Dr. <day afternoon. Thomai F. McDaniel, a graduate of the Emory University Medical School two years ngo, came hero lo take over the practice enjoyed by Dr. II. D. Smith, who is resting in * Jacksonville hospital on ac­ count of III health. The Salvation Army today had Sanford’s now M. II. I* s nalivj at Atlanta, Go., where he ws.gra.Tf“r * > “»'< P«r- an I ly lo he given for Mr. and Mr*. uated from Boy’s High School, anil later attended Emory Univer­ Rurn* nf luik* Mary tomorrow. Person, who wl,h to as*i,t in sity in that city, lie received hi* regular college degree in 1930, the affair ar# urged to give a and hi* Doctor of Medirine de­ pound of any kind of food to th* delivered gree in 19-14, following two years couple. Gifu may of Intrrneihlp, one on X-Ray at at the Burn* horn* or dropped at th* Grady Hospital in Atlanta the Army hradquartcr, on Kart and another in th* Tity Hospital Second Street. If wa, reported that Mr. Burns at Macon, Gs. Th* Doctor and Mr*. McDaniel, ha, been confined lo bed for who will join him here later in tha some time. Mr*. Burn* I, a crip­ week, arc residing at the l e f . ple. tarnation# of clothing will also Her Apartments at I2I5 Magno­ he accepted for the couple, Army lia Avenue. headquarters announced. U. H. CONSUL HONORED EM M VACATION MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Sept. FELT II AM, Middlesex. Eng 15.—(A1)— Fletcher Warren, Unit­ land. Sept. 15.—(Ah—King Ed­ ed States cnnacl and secretary of ward VIII landed at the air­ th* legation here. ,w»« decorated drome here at 6:M P. M. yes­ yesterday for hi, herosim during terday, returning from hi* mid­ an uprUing. European vacation. 274 on sentence after having been con­ victed of operating a disorderly house. Gary Gibson, negro churg.d with speeding, wa* assessed a $10 fine or given the alternative of spending 20 day* in jail. A •pet-d­ ing charge aguinrt J . W. Altman drew a $.1 fine or n 10-day jnil term, inlh of which were soapendesl, John Troutman, colored, charged with drunkenness, wa* fined $.'■ or remanded to jail for ten day*. Similar charge, agalnrt Edna la- of St. Augustine were dismissed. Disorderly conduct •allegation* against Ralph Dunwoody, black, resulted in the payment of a t line, while Ihe same charge odgul against Jerlcne •Milton, colored, drew an assessment of $o or a 10-day pri-on sentence. Two sentence* totaling i'.ii day, were handed to Nrdom Pin-, t. no gro, charged with hhvlng l«-en drunk and di-orderly and u i-ting arrest. Both were suspend. I. Five dollar* each in fine* or ten •lays in jail were pronounml by the Judg* In tho cases of Frank Milton and Wilson Miner, both rolorrd, charger) with di-. r Icily conduct. Jamr* Gainers wa* fined tin for alrgatlon* that he conducted him­ self improperly. Sam Mitchell, negro, paid <*• for improper parking. Eleven other cates docketed by Ih* police were continued until Monday. Chapman To Confer Manonic DegrocH Deputy Grand Master Ralph B. Chapman will confer th. Mus­ ter Mason Degree tonight when the Sanford bulge number nJ. F. and A- M. assemble, it Ms sonic Hall at 8 o’clock f»r reg­ ular communication. A large ■IrJrgatlon of fi.-stirnity member# from Tump • 8,t' exp*ctc<l to attend th- offa’r. local Masons reporter*. All Mas­ ter Mason* are urgrd to ‘h I res­ ent. Refreshments will ho -eirr-d after communication. Mkoiglitoli. -•ip lilt* ml •tlCl’t**. (KOI •I * it that -topping .••••nt bug I- .t --------;| itncipal wharf h.i\» m* fato Which Ih •X .1lid st, .11 S« ii Hcidt M. I-oft in will nr« iun> (•« t I’ d 111 vi* t.itiiorrow at the Atlnnthl f b i k Irani l.ain-4iii \ o.i-M Line IlefNtt at 10; III A. w Ullthoi l/.ed to op* ii to million* the S.infold Kivvanil » •♦••*»» Irtisik oil Hi III *| *b t'luh at niNUi The wiathi'r: |.nlly r|..i#ly lo .1 l',d i’ » firimiirv ••bition Mt-mliera of llie civil* club will Municip.i r ili* * r it i« ‘*« I im Iuv Inn *i NiivciiiIh • in* ft the Senator wtlli a motor* te n ta tiv e ly :ign» d tn the m rap night un.I Me in .-.lay, •cuttc llu- It..i*d alio Mlcd $ til ll-llt i mb* and drive In* nml Ills part/ W<-<|ne-.lay. Id ., pifig . f ull pn*-t nt c ity trn ffn nv'- shuwi-i, * ,.,«Hliwei| FI. i|hi i |iu,)|y ,|. '••• offn* pan bv till’ 11 s. uiouitil the city, allowing th« llbitioiK mnl ndvtKMti'd tbtir I tonight un.l Weiine.ilay. I un lit admiiii flat Inii*. TI point t of interent. wilting in nil effort to tun t n ••■inly will I••• a I,I*,I to •*•»••d A drive ovi r Lake Short ditioiij* wliub dnl not r(‘li win ti t w Vo iin ' lnc»day')» tides U , lloulevanl id*** i.** ulnduled. lu u* um tlo i >,u |i wu point* tin* cun ont law*, wicn* mmlo. I lllllt till’ I ot till #1*IIf«III hiwunian- tmluy i vpreni»ei| m ’ VA P \| . high Among tlii* propoM’ii chang ••ed rhungo<* i* . ^ nml 2 it IofI U ll, l-e llu i •a i i I., Hi f that mute Ih hi |ihi would tbc inxtitution t I mi onlinamc i» A M. and h |s |* \| Him additional Illllsf hr (*• iitti n*| tomorrow \ lonclieon i t tt i|iiiring p-nking liplitN and .» tail «t t i l l A M Mid MtM I if tlo fdlnvs an* to e- the Mayfutr lloUT. Si»echi| mu light on vchivIcN parked out*nlr I*. M Moon i i - i * ,it (i n| \ M i* m S infood 111. Mlllt I, Il'iC *nat ( ntcitainniciit is to In* pru* ami M’tn at ii |7 p M. the •district of till* 4 ItV '• e l in i i»> Mill ami ■i. \ tiled l») Itngi-r Wester UImI h U Municipal Judge Miller ba pr *• • t *4 lit \i ad, Ituiblii William T. A*.int ..f Ja, k .,M . oichentra po#»d a "traffic Bchool" !•• whhli >lit loud. < rn\ and ....... . Beset vatuuis fi*r the nffaiP wou il t«* Hint tImmi* win vnd.ile * * ills-, un.l Mi** \ •mu M. I’nl>..,.| ».bd the 1,44I I " i Daytiinu ibu.lt wen- isiiuiv Ih made through T. K, traffic lawn. •, d pint I..I III- . Ill IliniM. to we,| here V clei.ljy iii it11ii I S11it 11vim, t Iimi riii.i ii of llie Com* AImi iimb r conxidcratioii i* * nir.img lo ie<-..r,|, i„ U,.- ,,rii. •• ...III |finite,- on utiwtigcineitlii. i i i 'm|i *| traffic ordin4iii*i* wbnli tin •..IIIII. I- l"ll •lib. •••! a I A ll |tt* #«| , iv ie ilutis, iiirm ber* <>f County Jmlgc j.mie, i; I.’. S. Mepar mint of Safety i n k oil. |..o til.. ■tlo !.ii»d.i nf tin* 1’itv and t s.unly t'oiiitnU* ing to have adopted by ull Ann rMobil „ II.. |( at I . I , io'i« and tio* County B a r ,Vi* ban inuuieipalitii’*. fund -iN ialioti have Ik’i n inviUd H I, WI. |4d to pun Im in m Sen. I a-ft in apeak. ( I44««t I f at lo <t nts t a« pair lb inihoud spur lie ii •I ' • t I ii Plant \iitbo t -it mn un wr ■I foi lit* t ( till ' f•I Ilf .* 4 Ta es o f camping lift* un.l camp tli*' watei works' fm>d > IVa. li.Ts’ . suminalion* for alt A ft e r n .l.ling assrnt to u -I .le­ • n trrta im m n t ocdipud tlo fU'i'il •Va' •l Will kt lliipiiv •Ntint g . uf i> itifuul.'s will (••’ hrbl nient thit the “ Flori.la liq.ior .t lundic n iK-riod i.f Sanfm,| |j , * lei k I -i to'oil w in t i t n f l 11. .r .lay in th*- library ||LIK nation i* getting nut nf eonti I .- tarlam tuday. to ,.|!| fo, bills 4,1, | wu41 I mi* * . I h i . r High Sell....I | bi,4l*ijrf, "Hack** Kcrgustin. votid tb, U ♦ the City torn mission last n ig .' ••in* •mb fur llm muI I aii'l • ....111v Sn|Hrmtcn.l.nt r. W. law *' •lefmr.l ii|.|.rovul nf two rrqu.-I > •uin|M*r (,f the run, ut ( ‘amp \\ u„. •-*•••! it, pa I tioetit s, ion -iii.i today. for lirenses to rell win# an.l i»-r Iltt BCRSOn# told (lull till’ll l n , *,f I be Bnatd upptoteil i wtiling I.. , , than is-ft uiqilirants ar# »*« until lirrnsing mrthoils of other ... 1 tlir routine fo I*•v%*.I lit th'* f.i nil iiiunieip.d in-niaiiet* pulll |l*H )... t. .1 l.i -lii.i l Hi.- ti-st*. Mr. law nlci|.alitles Flori.la cfaul.l be V4»nti, Vfdusia county outing p i ••xpiring l h i . | Imii ■•x|i|ain..l. •tu.liml. A Hiring rpmrtrl comp,.-,-,! ,,f A1-.. u|i|>i«v..l wu Hi ••xi*t TI..- vxniiiination# wilt ipiallf/ H \V . Shannon, Dave Sbanu n. • ity 4’b-tk F’rnnk S. Iam < .*i ............ . il junk ja .'l in ili. ;oo in it i n it f » to m erpt jo I ni in S e r il* was instrurteil III I ...k into the -1*4 k Martin nnd Mill Martin pr • ii|.irk on Elm Ai'iiui-** lung note County sc Ii '-o I b. M iam i situation w here it w .i, re vi*b d musical M-h’ctl »n*. Itoy I rutin as m* Ctfy oidinni . wu-, vi.duted |.orte.| that o.me al.-oho| licenser. laml Iron .Stririiiu y< r gave •!»..-1 * and llie estaldi ion nt lid rot A houth it, 71. ntnrF# Mi ! talks I»n the out-«if-i Im.ih, |.ro.|.ire.l rss m u e h u i 41.IHM). Ihculm* nliji, imn.ilili* cutting her third M l le t . IVof. Herman M rri • wa/ in The .'To M|i|> iralinns on which! ..f te. t barge of the program. a. Imn was .lelave.1 Ih -I night wenPresident II. ||. |'o|m* limn.i!ft4. | s.lhm ilte.l by l(. S. Murray o f |:i* that R tary bml lurn invited lo F'rei/-h A venue an.l r.y Hoia-rt 1 lh<* Kiwanb luncheon tunorr’ W II irns of III Sanfor.i Avenue. when Sen. S N t M. Ia»ffiti will F r in k S I .unison, ♦it) man. ger I I 111 and •'11\ elerk, today ti.o 4 '••’*! J r-*n. Ar«rifB ---- — 70 II H it Today's guests in. ud*d Bill ||i*; -hi ms. ititf mn ft* p nt o tp. r»-h. Aformgn ——— a " ! ho , Uir AV«MM tt II s*tt an*i i»r. Me M Ihffi, It Maiiagenii’ut Pi •Idem fo r. A v « r a a « .... — it Ib ir i’ l of A tlanta II k» •j A v * r « f a — - M .v« * ’ion of tin* |nt« iu.iti •Tty IJCNIJ 7» v' ll - vl V I 71 nprning eirrris« a of the San Manage^' A otciati ii » tihly a t . Ji'l.V av*» 74 i \t •;. A VO. Rirhuioml, Va., on n< ( !• ford Junior High Hchmd weie P I fir F H II M l 71 t —• Included in the t*iitatl>e pro* I hrbl this morning as three prin71 "a giant are dl«eu<sloii • of t)•«- I ’W \ i ( ipal speaker* were fratuicl on M \ M :ll» . tfept. 15 pi s* VI 71 *!7 the d«y« program. c u t |Milire fiustrated a pl«*t *v and U F A with •|M,’i.»| r e f e n m e 1 7'* .11 VI V 4 , 71 to th,* securing *»f a p p io va of Miss hJi/at>eth Karle on faBcl*t« to murder I ' m ddeiit M a i* ]* •I tlo* national anthem ex)laih!i.g liel A rana of Spahi and «»tt» r piojeet;*. fin al..in / •*f (h e id ty 'i II 71 VI 71 its origin and meaning. Th IC**v. high officials o f th* goveinm ent. •hate, Imw lo meet iiiaiut'lianei* 71 .\ If. C«de and County Hupei in* It w a 4 confirm ed o ffic ia l’}* la » « ""ts .111,1 I hi* f lit l’ I , o f Irtitb pin. 71 u gram s. tendent T. W. Lawton also n|H»ke. night. I t o t u r y Listens To Commission Studies Ta l e H Of Camping I, i (| o r Licensing Routine At Winona .MethodH Of Miami ------- t:r •'I’eachers’ Exams Slated Thursday Lamson Is Invited To Manager's Meet Junior High School KxcrciMPH Arc llclcl LOCAL WEATHER! US ' �V a .v. V .l.il td 5taA A *l.hA -v;cs.A dL*.. *. a <b 'Vv.V 'i k* t ! 4 t V -a *- PtaPtafta*fcU»«4 A* BKiHlMi F tf Prirat Prayer raem A U i'B A M O OOKTUT 1 Fifl T* (Mi Tear Entry Blaeka At * • 'BAY POX SINCLAIR f i m m V K S STATION m m t Y n , thtww art no inxtnpioyni. T V jr art all woritkc la maaHka and armaaMat factoring or aalatad In thd army nupariaff to daatrogr aoma oUmt eooatry. manta k raacM l aad It wfll ba rcachsd, t k t wtt again ba an army of aaamployad Ur conalder, and tha ■■natty wfll ba haa abla la meat It bacaoaa of tko heavy drain of money apant for military purpown. Tbiafla in Oarmany a n not aa roay an tha pnpa* ■aadiati would kata na believe, far from H U fa than, STbamd on our riandards, Intolerable. Wa dont W k n maav neoria la thk country would conalder tha Imuance ofrettooeardi aa a aim of “happy daya* andwed«n*t believe many Americana would be fuUible enmtfh tobnIleva that a huff* atandlnf army and nUttom of P W employed in nrmament factorka k any cum far, uaem; •Toymcnt. Nor da we bdkva. that f a t , people in thk country would aubmit to havitm t M r pram throttled, their private letters caaaorod, aad thair putdk and private utterancaa acrutlnisad and punkhable by fovernment edict. _______ • 1 1k ter eel ta h a rm a m any pal. tiro •sentvia* u l it ou­ tran. fh e pantograph will ropy readable. thk ptM ka k wl m l proportkM It > u ImpoMlbla to w a a a elec* down alawat U teviolbUty. trie light hob for UlumleeUog the M Kaapa a a h tha pia point work. Tho boat from tha hwto as* ■agrivlaga. The proper which ha paruled tha porta lufflriaatly ta waadooo patlira waa printed with, raise tha autliaf pokt aatkaty off hi a drata ahaat half tha diaaotw the engraving within aa hoar aft. af h k hand, aO capitate. er It had baaa correctly adjwtad. la w vtthoet tha aid of a micro. Cold drafta Uhawiaa had ta ■oopa, tha getapkk prayor appaafa avoided. Uha a vary falat «pah on tha and ■ Knapp waa troubled also hy float of tho gold wilt. Each Uttar te'lng duit particles. When oaa of ahaat t-lMW ad aa Inch high. them MttUd oa tha rotter point it Tha dapth af eugrarlag Is only bulked «o Urga under tha mlaeoI II,MO it m Inch. Thk U aa alight scope that It obacorod view af tha Because they arc usually spectacular, eirylaae acri- that nataly rshhkg a ftagor over point and wark. Tha only remedy denta rrobaWy receive more than their proportionate tha ftakhod job would make It un- waa In take tha cutter out and ro> wight area obliterate lb move tho partkte. ■ban of publicity. This together with the fact that plane Taatahk, Two moa t ha* preparation of tho! Another difficulty waa keeping eraahea grnrrally reeult In a high mortality rata for ihaaa amahtaa waa required for thia job, i the cutter point ahary. Thte waa Involved haa caused flying very often to ba looftad upon T a d ta hall boarkga wore uacd to solved by making a point which aa a dangerous mode of transportation, when aa a matter traaawk the ntereawut from tho under the mlcroacopo waa blunt ■Mater copy to the cutter point. Aa arwl lm let ahaped. Tho aurface to of fact it Isn't. * , ... . The Tampa Tribune points out that “although com* arrer ef H U N af aa Inch la anly be engraved hail In ba pollahed a w af tha haartaga would bare amonth .and flat within H t M M haw uffteteat ta diatart tha *m nf an Inch. Rouge, faca powder wft bimdad Flying Is Safe WHIRS TO 0 0 TONIGHT! ••eta** Ale am ta MeethT Deuce and Cod Off TIRES We Never Ctaa* CHICKEN DINNER We Kesha, Chapa, I d ■ Cdi SANFORD TWENTY YEAB8 AGO day afternoon was the thimble party given by Mr*. Jahn Melach In honor of her cousin. Mra. Cl. E. Born, of ftecaucua, N. J . The attractive gue*t la one of the July bride* who will he a gra* cloua aaqulaltlon to the Weil Hide •a Mr. ami Mrs. Born wlU reaide In Banfuid. liunta of the happy occasion were: Mr*. X. D. Roberta, Mr*. T. I~ O'Connor. M n. i . A. Cheek, Mr*. A. D. Smith, Mr*. R. A. Terhcun, Mra. E. J. Taylor. Mra. C. A. Smith. Mra. J . Core, Mr*. J . Couch. Mr*. Ctaud# Couch. Mra. Joe Melach. Mr*. W. II. Peter*, Mra. Ran­ dall. and Mr*. Tom Bari*. Atlanta, Sept. IB .-llu g h M. Dorsey will go Into the Oeorgla Democratic convention at Macon, Sept, it* with a big majority of vote* pledged to him for Gov­ ernor as result of the slate pri­ mary a tew daya ago. n a Cited i f the compulsory te- Mra. Pred Dalgrr arrived from V'atari** * f Nta Naal raglm* ia taaaqff haa formed what U calls Batatoat mother*.” Their main job I'Mto lighten tha hurdta of Xa ha idawd mothers, oopectelp thoaa on forma who have to ■ h work ta tha floMo nod man­ ia haaaahalda white try tag to ROME, Sept. IB.— Italy iaMg thlldroa. W* hare a picture of fonaod Ureal Britain officially ta H ta a girto falling right Into today R must laaUt upon 'ade­ quate diplomatic preparation” be­ fore the Locarno Conference to mop European security can bo held. Previously Italy accepted In prin­ ciple tho Invitation tn a five- pow' or Locarno parley thia autunui for tha purpose of effecting a now *#curity agreement In the face of toormmmont of tko Wayaaavilte. N. C. yaatarday an • vlait to hoc alalar, Mra. N. II. Oanwr, and will wmaln a faw daya In 8aaford be fora vialllng bar aon at Dada City. Mr. ami Mra. B. Y. U na ate ■pending a faw weeks ta tha mountains of North Carolina. Mra. W. P. Carter and Walter. Jr., returned Saturday from Day* tuna Beach am) Immediately Joined the camper* at "•enrtee Camp'’ oa •Crystal Uha. Other member* of tha jolly party are the Turner fondly, Mine Martha Koi. Meade ran . Mr*. M. C. Havage. Mtaaao Margaret. Bath, and Eleanor Roberta, Ualla Mill, and other*. The Oviedo public tchael opened Monday with a goad at* tendance. The pupils f r a * the Uubrletla district are conveyed thin year by auto mobile. Chaika McCulley haa tha contract ter tran*porting the children. A light frank, with all the throat (wotcctkm that “Toasting" offers, b not merely foe tha tinging Kan of radio, talkies and tha mag*. Y m throat b Juft as tender . . . year vote* b pro* cious, too, Well worth guarding against irrita­ tion and cough I Here b 0 light ramie of rich, ripe-bodied center-leaf tobacco, aa gemk with you aa it ia delicious. In fact, Lucky Strike ia riw mly dgarctw that offers your throat the wvlrnran coadbtt sad protection of that ppocn^ “It’* Touted." So for throat peotretioa m m l as pkuure.rcach fora lightsmtht...mdk fora Luckyl Italy Asks Adequate Diplomacy B e f o r e P a r l e y At Locarno CM For Sale! RARE AQUARIUM PLANTS year lach k e—a Am ata o f M Intake* lochy tarihe*? T a w ta “Yoo* Hi* Itom le*—Wadgaw tag and Sararday erasing* gamfe tfto tu o e a -th e o uy T oo* L ocky lartaa ■BwepaaaheVAedUyWeewaeteaa* �[Mn K. I . M a m a J i 80 DEMOCRATS Hostess At Party ATTEND F I R S T COUNTY RALLY tfr s . K. u G m ti C n m JI • t o F.-T. A. will w « t a t 1 J 0 f . H to IW P.-T. A* raom at South H to School. tbv bsd a t. T tor* till W a called matting to to t Qraanaar School P.-T, A. M S : « P. M. a t too Tha PhiUtheo Clou of tha P in t Pr**byt*H*n Charth « U barn a m e red dish siyper at toa hoi a f Mrs. Victor Grata, Wort Bids. Matsbars not having transporta­ tion ha>a beta requastad to tnU- jhriga t3B-W. Tha V . C. T. U. wilt awot at 3:30 P . M. with Mrs. W. I. Hughey, East f i f t h S tm t. IMmitrhw, am Attkan sculptor to too early part of too faarth saatury, B. C, was famed for hit of portraits. wop to b l with a fsreweil • naiag at her h<________________ m f w i ia honor a f her brother, — ---- ■ #v_ »■ — they call -pure.” hat eeoner Claade Sill, wha plane to I s m Idcocatrd that all Democrat, r » . « t themsevta to the at west to ! „ u , „ ^ ot^ r tWM te»ur* of the election of eaadkhl*a. hap* some grownup with a taste played aad hearing the party standard. I for smut, will take the trouble to ton I aether left ad . Us eighth birthday 8. M. Lloyd, chairmaa of tha [Inform the child of tho "facts of Ttoaa prratat ware: Claude HO, La* ta sary tola week, waa * NEW YORK, Sept. i f - ( A P ) — goret, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Sominole Cooaty Democratic Cam- ||f*« as ho see. them, and the facts a ta lM M a p ittrr, opened the evening's dis­ ITOrn such a person are as a gen iT * man behind the gun in many a, Mr. aad Mrs. E. U hp Ma Cyde m il. Soy HUI, cussion with general problems con­ era! rule pretty sure to ba nasty. of Natl Dictator Hitler's recent A. U ffltr, at toaM fronting the party. The only way to guard one's Clara Bell HUI. Clay Willlama, far-reaching po it leal ami economic Among the sections of the Coun­ child is to see to it one's self that jtohert Beecher, Jahn Cullum, Jim ­ «*>yed ea the ty represented were Chuiuota, be is Informed—well informed—on moves among neighboring state i my lappin. Prank Klnsrd. charB. J . Hatty, 111. waa hat been Dr. Iljalmar Srhacht. B t Nettles, Ltaael River*. Kvetyne Oviedo, Altamonte, Paula, Flavin any subjects about which misun­ errolited with wielding m 'rv power prlaa hi toe t r m and Usceola. derstanding and dirty Innuendoes Metis. Ethel Metis. Luelle Deykle. Daa U . Wither to retrod « aovotty Unforeseen difficuljle* prevent­ are poasiule. Many, in fact most in Germany than any other save Evelyn* WUJIaam, and MU* Theltamkd-Laugktoa fraehawnta wort seived Her Feuhrer hlm-rlf. All ed Jimmie McMillian. scheduled, children, through no fault of their Baraa. when ha In* room hy toa sMaaa, a a to b d " " t o t a l whoa Through hi* po-it |on as presi­ featured speaker, from appearing, own, get the facts of life from the pceterdap by tho Misses A m Wtotoaa, la t h . •*■«*!■» » « * gutter. No one ran keep his child dent of the Rrich-iank nnd minis­ eriaa Wiggins, r “ i . . . . from hoys and girls who had this ter of economic*. Hr. Scbaeht is l ' W e H 6 e h ,w| Miea Mlldro ' Mies Mildred Bogan ad Jackkind uf training, tn such an » v vlrliially financial and economic ■aavilla rrtorasd to bar Home Tho refrtshmeal tak'a waa d ssa -'aMn^1 * has Uu re lent that it hears none of the re­ dictator » f the Fatherland, al­ ____ m m w m r m ____ after spending tho wmk-ead'with ratod ia a piah aad ad -g«am i'aalattft,l* r *"n d ik g sulting misconceptions. If the ways remembering thut there is scheme. A largo white birthday Ml,‘ J »“» Oaatt. September business and pv.»youngster has thought all hi* life only one real fat** in Germany — cabt. hearing lighted pfafc amdtes. Mrs. James L. luslry presided th>| ihe , , ork ,,,mg* thf , nj Adolf Hitler. Schacht, who -lanii* The M im e Darla Itockoy. rath- gram meeting of the Wnmaa’a tho over the regular m eting of tho u cruJl.|y tolll th(. , ruth> heia ace-high with hi* chief, i* kiwis n Misskmary Society of the First appolntmrata accoat aated 'tho trine - White, •aad OaritUy I tope ns one German who can critlcbe " i f 4 rt.s* ||lf u <hwkr,L nna U. furtherMethoSJst Church wa, held Mos- Bt. Agnes Guild of ehoirn color motif. A duster of will Mara Tlaradiy for Wrisoa in trusl the government more than once toy afternoon at Ihe church. Topic Episcopal ihutch held M o n d a y nrVfr , s , in University la DaLaai! where they ballooae, nsrd w fa m e , waa ar­ „ „ „ whl, ll(.c„ivi.,, him anil not come a rnippe: He .peak* for the day. "Co-operation In aftcinoon at the parish house.. l|)c will study tola wtatar. ranged about toe chandelier. his mind so fiery on -’ill subject* Community Evangelism" nt Peo­ Mr*. A. M. I’hlliie. and Mr*. M.Ufa. flra| place. Thoee Inetted worn: Keaaeih, „ , Mlnar.k were hostesses. | What a child know* cannot hurt that Old l.ine Natl* ficipicntly ple** Central Institute in Jlraill Leffler, honor goett. PaUy Wal-1 * i" Charlatta M uightm end waa given hy Mrs. W. S. Thornton, Those present were: J t"- him. it Is how he know, it that cringe at his “hvrr-y" fan Hiller leer. Joyce Goods peed. Nancy Jo * 1" 8 »hU *h»yd left 'ad v tcV f..r James U Ingley and guest Mrs. m ,ra> |nBaw|lf. igncnlm.,, just smiles. Betty Jo Brock, Mat- **ryviIlo Celleg* In Matyvllk'. Mrs. W. L Morgan. M n. U P. Srhacht is fon.l of ts-tlir.yr Ihe O. M. Maelbtmugh of Jackson- lt c o((l.n , j . Innocence U Hagan, and Mrs. T. E. Wilson, Tern. Caret Dtagfelder, Shirley Jeeo'oville. Mr*. A. )l. I hllips, Mrs. tvo virtue if it t* founded on ignor- world that he lia* nothing to do Mm ! . P. liegsn Ini the devo. son. Praams Pardur, Carolihe Laa. M. Minnrik. Mrs. Margaret ^ „y tho „ nlr . cbiM with politics; he i* Just a plain Mr. aad Mrs. C. ' ' ivk» -m I tonal and Mn. W. P. Fields had Olyv* An" Adams, Lillian Boyle, eharge of the pnrgram which fol Urn As. Mrs. J . h< t.onaalei. Mi*. ichoo| h<1 ,fa,uld have U en care- financial and rciAomics chap. id sea. Teddy, hr.v* a-rirel and Baddy Blackweider. Dwight Msrtm liram. Mrs. It. U Per- f|1„y |ln!(urnl , hu tjl J0 However, he has had « tdg hand Smith, Pet* and A1 Brock. Gtona from Matheaeach, ?f. t. to mend lowed a abort business session. in the private negotiations uhi:h winter season I Th y Hr*. Fields gave the call to won Ungle, Simon Dtngfelder, Billie European diplomats think lire ahip and Scripture lesson, are living at 140* Tsl nrtla Av.*f M n , Ralph Wight, t, Wayd* lending timaid uu Au*tro |taloThr members »*ng u hymn, "O Hacker, Billie HutchUoa, Malcolm Ger man alliance. Sion llsste," with Miss Anna Clark MacNelll, Billie Eppe, aad Ehett Tha other day. loo. Hie d ivljr as accompanist after which sev Tlko B i« M ■ Vera PliilUl". Ravenet, . ... ,,,. .. |about that." Such a response iiiimv- took himself lu his famous ntoFr* ■ers Phil-1oral poems on the day’s topic were dWf|y ri)fa h1m nf £ hu thun. story white collar to P ari, to as­ BeT.arvv rst rno-i .rail. The meditation, “Clearing Peak,, and Mis. Olive Hinkle. -- - — [ rlar. and he is mure than apt to b« sure Frauce that she had nothing Daytma llrerh -'here the Spring," taken from the A'J ~ ■■ they apaat a week at Grnndvi-w gmt "World Outlook" was pre- sale-man, Aieaander UotU, who •t1’1*u,n •l*«h*re for to fear from (ieruiutiy's lengthen­ ing uf military setvteo which ' centeil by Mrs. Lucille Albritton. aumehuw always win, out In tho * n," r* P™"'1" 1"* would greatly iiiciease the site cf ■ At tho conclusion of the pro- ond despite his egregious mistakes. >Hlu*l',nmi‘nt. her army. Having delivurcd this front hero leatinr: gram a social hour waa enjoynl Mrs. George W. Huff presided •It't* huj two leudtng wumcn Li n * n * *, • message, |)r. Schiclil Is reunited over the regular meeting of Orel* yesterday for Tallaheseae t* study when members of Circle Number tht' pictuH*, uni’ u( whom ho losoi I CFHOnH A t l C n O to have tuld French iiiiniste-* IIml Number Three of tho P in t Bap­ a t Florida MaU College for Worn- Fite served refreshments in the to u Ilvai when he leaves town and JjJH jg A t ’ l a t t l l d o thr ocst way to cope with tiertist Church held Moaday a i t i w m ea were: the Misses Mary touUe gnnea. tno other whom ho find* is «iuit« man ml itarism ws* to a id econom­ at the home of Mrs. M. N. Cleva- Nickel, Ruth Melech. Clara Mei>eh. umuHing to play second fidd o : Alsmt 11.1 Elks and their friends ic rrhabilitatUm of the Iteich. land on Palmetto Avenue. Mm Mary Chapman. Georgeaa Hart, When he stupidly tells her he would >M|pt,fay H,«r „d„| a chicken bar. It Is reported he also iiltimidi-d Huff gave the Scripture lesson1 aid Mary Nell Smith. win*' marridl tho first gul only V , . i ^a and Mn. 8. A. Eden lieId lad la |L„, l * a * , bcgtig plcnii* «uppi»r m\o »*nt«?r* m to(kt persuade ^umiic rrmuo France v» to oroak break on off M m J . C. Hutchison, Mlse KWc prayer. ^ , y h a J , t.inmvnt d .g .d at San lamdo fa r ..... .. with Kmula in favor A talk on "Tithing” was mad* HatchUoa, and Mlaa Helen Hutch„ ................................... , |Springs. ef an arrangement with tlernuny. The fir*t love Is playedby Carol Th(, , ffatr wa< „„„ o( several |„ Bny event. i)rounl.-r Ilium of by Miss Allle Trsfford. steward­ bon have returned from Newark, Mur ri*tr*-nil« h U h* viior* in l ir a P i V byJune outjng. sponsored each yrar by i France, wa, ■wiiiil til Iimvii ro|dlod ■ImII hi r (H u ll ti*'w t lr r a , ship chairman of tha W. M. U. N. V., where they spent ihe eumJoe E. Ilrnwn comes to the R ill Hughes and the second Travis, whose lave he fina ly ru,0(.„| r | u| ,, Mir i»r(i'n * Hfft ftioft liiw r a t Im h u IM Mr. Hutchison will join them Theatre Wedneolny nnd Thursday M n. fluff was present with pot­ hii govurnnient would Join in M.y ff*»p mioHly wurk. her* later. tery by members of the circle. In "Earthworm Tractors," n F in t gam* by a seiies of mistakes In | Swimming and dancing were en- (onvenalion* which niiglit faiIll- T n i t 'k Mr** r p l n i t l l R f | Refreshments were served to tho National production that is said to whi.ii ho almost cause* her death! j llypi| throughout the afternoon, tale Europe’s economic, lluuucial r a p m. Mr. and Mm I t J . Hatty left be his most hilarious comedy to and then, playing Hie completing |s ,Tpr, following: Mn. Georg* W, Huff, ami pulillral problems. brio, rescues her from a dynamife ^RttBM^ dag for Jacksonville where they date. Mra, Edward Betsey, Mr*. B. A. Dr. Schnchl ha* been doing a trap into which he had led her. \ HF.AHINI! ENDS Edenfield, Mrs. J . D. Cochran, Mm wtn visit Mm Holly’s mother, Mr*. deal of journeyiag about lu other The plclurp Is 1 a«ed on a series 11.1 P » rk Not only d.wts he win her back,) AIRA NY. N. Y.. Sept. 15.—(/II places on confidential nd-snr , for J . B. Fields, Mrs. A. J . Poker, K- G, Tyner. They plan io go from of stories written hy William son. Mn. W. L. Rtoodmmir*, Mm there with Mm Tyner to ibytont Has'rtt Upson and which appeared but in a hi Li nous cllnins to the — After nrarly seven hours' sum IMIler. ftie rnimstef's 1>uft ;lmi to spend g few day*. S. C. Graham, Mm J . L Jackson, in the Saturday Evening Post. story, he sells her cantankerous illation hy opposing counsel, tha Geoghnn removal hearing e%lcd Me*. M. N. Howland, M m O. R. Joe btina* to life un the screen tho father a (luck of tractor*. Mr. and Mm Lloyd J , Carlton hero of thee* comedies, that blun­ Relmaa, Mn. M. W. Roberta, Mm Other* In the large and talented yesterday with Governor Lehmans Ml aoa, Lewis, and daughter. dering, and in his own egotist teal rn*t incluilo Guy Kibbce, Joe'a promi-e of a decision "ns prompt­ Homer Little, Mn. J. W. Kay, Mrs. C. C. Com, aad Misa Alii# Traf- Joanne, were the guests Sunday rf estimation, natural born super- father-in-law to l>e: O in How­ ly ns possible." the Rev. and Mr*. A. H. Cole, SIR ford. land, father nf his first love who Magnolia Avenue They enrolled lived to regret ho had forbidden their son at *he Moniverde Jr., plan to leave tomorrow for hi.* daughter's marriage to J * , ; --------------------- C i r r - . t _ M u i ' . V V L i . v T b ir im t— • Virginia farmen have School. Mr. Carlton la Ian collector Germantown, Pa., to visit relatives Dick Foran, Joe's rival for his urged by thn state department of for Tfstdee county. S P E C IA L for a short time before going t> love; Jo-cph Crehan, Sara Ed­ agriculture to harvest rad clover Koch CiyaUl Cohlrla New York Glty to meet Mr. and wards, Cliarle, VV.ilson, William oerd. becau'e of a shortage in Ihe Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Chas# Ir* Tea* Sherbet* linvidson, Iruog liacon nod Stu­ supply resulting from tha drought. and yoang son, Frank W. Chase, Mr*. 8. O. Chn-e who plan to ar­ 71 Each rive from Europe on the 8. 8. art Holmes. Queen Mary nlmut Sept. 'J2. Raymond Enright directed the M cLaulin’tt cmnrdy from the screen play ay m 8. Park Mrs, Arthur Itmnan ami anus. Richard Manruley, Joe Traub and W IL L KNTKKTA1N YOU TONHillT A T 9:110 p . M. Willlum Dm nan ami Ar'hur Hugh Cummings. N. II C lllii.. Net Work I H t t t t M t m t W W W f llianun. Jr . have returned from N*w York, Macon, Ga., and Greensboro, N. t’, wher* the;: have lieen sprmlitig the past *i* wirk*. They were accompanied hy Mr. Itrnnan who spent !u*t week with them in North Caro­ lina. K m xtfc L tffltr B rvny u i o r a n j We d n e s d a y . n m l l n board to th* apparently o f * a M t t things, coupUd with Ma ad­ Sdisdit Second doing mitted capsbUIttos, carry hint a Charto Create* Rawer long way. V .I Ka child can be guarded from all mnt party m m C r/ will sppesr, Parent* can do b Genua Stoop Another ■praker. Bill Shefty,' tlswlr utmost to keep their children Tftlta To P i r a t e P$iton ah Directra Of Bank Is Financial D i c t a ­ tor Of N a z i I a n d c&c Liquor STORE P '■& ; : iJ 312 Sanford Avo. a n a f '* - * * ■•.«] LIQUORS WINES G IN S. Missionary Society Mr*. James L. Ingley Of Church Has Meet Preside* At Meeting BY RETREAMIK 45(1 - 20 - — MJN 4 7 5 - 1 9 ------- H J N to t o n PO PU LA R — — Than Ever For ------- Strata — — Chfeker Chop Surf PM T e a'S Aad right ysar favartt* fled H at Path's ysalt fled it I aad served right. . . a af selected Ugaar aad red ailslag. That'a the af the papahuity af ■ baiter drink*. served toa BIG n r way PER K ’S ePLACE | 5 0 0 -1 7 ---- $450 5 9 0 -19 ---- $450 523- 1 7 ---- $451 5 2 5 -18 ---5 5 0 -1 7 ---5 5 0 .1 8 ---600- 16 ---- $<00 600 - 1 7 - - - $<00 Mrs. George W. Huff Presides At Meetiug ftoai BITS M l So. on O rh a d a Road Kvent Joe R. Brown Brings New Laughs In Film, “Earthworm Tractor** Rotkej's Tire Slop B. L. Perkins »r Listen Vincent Lopez Orchestra “Back To School” . PHOENIX MAGIC . SOCKS J I FR O C K S THERE’S A Ere.| T. Barnett of laikel mJ wa* the guest Monday and Tors, day of Ihe Rev, and Mrs. A. If. Cole, did Magnolia Avenue. Ho is a sin of the Rev. R. H. Barnett, well known Methodist minider who serve.I rhurrhe* in this put of Ihe stste many years ago. Mr. Harnett i« now runner ted with the educational work nf tho Melh. nrll-t Church and is conducting training sehoots and classes. B IG D IF F E R E N C E IN PER M A N EN T > n ew f.’ir rn on w A B M A B T o r t ru in in I/a rn io n y " HOC Bis* N*tw*ah. •. T**t- Nt*M 13 O f W AVES - W w e w ee knew front |h* DIO C irra M rs cr: » ■••Is lk»r would ■ **k e e l " b a rg a in ’* O f all Ik* e k .e In eraser cere a ( Ike --- tw o . . . and Love. C ot­ t o n , In a v a rie ty a i atytoa and d eaifn a. w sv .s. b e se ts, h.lr Is IS eH a n t. N othin* eilds •a*1** te a , w .ll-g ro a m to •• o e a r a s e e O ise e sn fiig r t e lje tlS a w a r e an.l K r.it. v V » i S a - i s i H i ’T i: w i n * , •.•te a Will k r h s l i r Ike lU'l.t se rfe e t reaulte. W e ere 11. • j m d M F ra d e rle ’e la f l e a Prtnta and solid eol> ora. •lam # to H • H rer • T W tllliW l • T h ^ a t o y up I P * i • T h e y l o o m a te ll , . COL* AT i n * f ! T Announce* T h a t, a Offk* Until Dr. Itaito 1 • f!vJ ■S' if* ■ G e n e ra l A p p lia n ce C o. f - f ., Dr. Thomas F. McDaniel ■i « ’*». B ands W e invite you lo com e In and Inspect th em . ace for yourself ju st what a frlendljf IIvehpol will buy. - . W e’ll be glad lo explain o a r w y paym ent club plun, pay an you w ear. Who la Now Confined To A Hospital! In Jachaoavilla Cf L )a n c c T h e Ja rm a n "K H IK S IH .Y SIIOK” CU U singing th is adverlisiug ruiiipalgn an one nf Ihe biggest ev er prenenletl. We are ix»-tiper.itlng by nhowInK Ihe larges) assortm ent of fall rthoen in aewnvl miwlels and Ic a t hens ever shown in Sanford. TOWELL’S Witt Battel practice M Tha la AM* To Resume HI* Work. u r t 'a u 's t I.iriten tu th e nimple rules uf Ihe P ackard autn con test. , . (sum* in and u*k fur your slogan card , fill It out with mil mure Ilian tw enty-five word*, sign II, mail it. Yuu have an ci|ual chance t<> win! 1.00 » 2.95 ,7 A m c n c a ’s In play fur yuu every Ttu-,ilay night fur Ihe n eat I I a r r lts . N ext week >;in will h ear Henry lluxM-'n O rrhentru. . . then Eddie Durhin. u lh rn t anmiHncrd taler. famoutt Ump—Shirley Tvtapto pirme. n*»,r P ackards Tmt U i i m II s IUMI« N . i . » U . , Mar. rk -w »T * lilts t k » l , r M lJa . L o . i u ln iw am N. W. &ooa.p.,d. W. W o » < « , A. Q. Clsusa- I M l t AS CUOD N»HI BotUhra Co. V. v *k AA �SPORT CHATS akFer Gothamitaa Toko 7 To $ Victory From Fruchm tn W ert’s Football Pick The Winner Cootm Sum rospsmihls #»r their success H p i n cf undefeated play, TEN COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME l f Um f i i l w relief work 4 mm b y , T V variolic* will net V • eojTO BE PLAYED TH18 SATURDAY Wiley Mott*. ' m tary nor* on H n a u ’i part. IN THE SPACE BELOW— LIST YOUB TEN GAMES— OM Wlky psnstkaly lived la b it n Ik m u m approaches the YOUR CHOICE OF THE WINNERS IN THK FI IV VII pea. When «M of IV Y tt> stubby figure of litte Rudy Omltrj COLUMN. V * starters ir u l ia iil WUcy « u low u k r«« u fallback! arc dis­ cs tied la ta stom t V tide. Ha c a n id. peered la H p a w that year— ! Big fellow* ara abundant but slsrost oae-tMrd of Um total played apparently not of tV claaa reby IV TaaVaa. Ha waa credited quired by the quick* hitting Birrwith 19 Victoria*. All In *11* V man system. Two sophomores, workfd something Hka 211 inning*. Marty Christiansen and Phil Bel. Aa tV Yaahn a Vad toward florl, ar* being mentioned and Vie i a aether penaaat thin season it |a Bpandaetlni, a amasljng junior, | their relief hatting tV t haa kept will V on hand, them la t V fight when ita n Hka Any of IVaa athlete* haa 25 Doom* aad Rnfftog V re faltered. pound* on Qmitro aad almost alt > Thk la i n I V credit muat go to Inch** in height. Bat Gmltro, towa *e*pk af oId-1latere w V ham headed aad nnorthedoi, pay* no Van kWhid about by tV haaebatl attention to th* handirapper*. —ALSO— fata*—Bump Hadley aad P it Mo-1 "Too imall for Miaaaaota footIMM. 'ball**—that waa tha luuty JudgGucaa The Correct Score Of The N e x t Duke G am e: Thla pair baa accounted for 19 ment of Gopher coach** when they of tV Yaakgpa' victories, whllo flrat *aw (ho little' former MinVing chargsd with oaly four do- ne* polls high achool star, They J.Mm Slutonti ara beginning tV m Sm with touch football, and tV awato am Vgtnnlag with ml ley{ . Fm tomitloi aad aomrltim wll( prootdi tV gronp competition a p to tM* year aad 92 group aad MMdaxJ trophiaa will be award. A llaff of stadeat manager* S B attend to detail* of tV ex* txaatva program, working under (Bach SotUe from t V field offba. Manager* aro required to toMa fa* tV ir poeltlon* aad om •warded sweeten at tV end of T V frame gymnasium erected —torsi rear* ago was rated tht* —•Harr because it waa too close V tV ttMAOO dormitory and rf—a —am be tiding Just completed, n —a far a new gymnasium are im M v r t U o n . listed aa IV oxpanded program g— wrootliag, V iing, (rack, handM b toaah ball, horseshoe, baskethaR fool shooting, table tennis, •haffbVsrd. volUyVIl, tennis, •■mall, bawling, canoeing, *P**dM l aad are V ry. Jjdmtld when Intercollegiate laotkall became too much of a fl~mmxtohkardci:, Intmim-ul* caught — immediately at Houthern. Boon f a t ! tV experimental stage, they campus approval and led to I fer present eipanslon. Gr—vlllo wl.t, disease that at< •V tV tobacco plant, ccts Vth Carolina grower* 21.000,. M • year, according tu »UU eg—Haro author III**. in tV won and teat average*. I He cut loom against Michigan ■SI a* LeaSe? * for long touchdown run* last year. Manager Bill Tarry of tV New 19* throw* hi* 1M pound* with York Giant* rvtnnod to tV firing knockout form In off-taekla play* Him In tV recant aerie* with th* and hold* hi* feet. Chicago Cuba because “some of Lika Vernal (Babe) I-eVotr, IV Giant player* preferred It Woman’* "handy man’* of IMS, that way," and la tend* to remain Gmltro play* any hackGeld post DUKE vs. DAVIDSON m e # e M y Setew. • r Sir it c iii, m aereen, a t W sri'e Jew e lry H * n a« 4 Ha are tn* e t r n , »r prw ee M m u i r * • K » * W * ! * • aOaoetissm ent. TUI* moat Be <)■ >"• lie erOee U o u a a fy M M son ta il. To* lessee w o * su -siitr-cn e m ore ** ** ** M ae* M le w*n. Make sour ten M teollons i t r*<ait<r* 0 alMVe. Insert the scores le r to * o u n t ten se a* e***in* 0 100 portent trill be count.d os a eorfool M art. B a ck *0 Ik* obese rule* (no*. 1 sntf 41 w ill 4 cu n t 44 M ( t f i s s t Th* person subm lttlna t«o most num ber * f tor re s t w innor* an* Ik* neareet p orf.st seer* win*. The chert end correct a* m ud bo eith er malted *r brouokl lo The Herald office net Istor than S o'clock P d O ay a f t ­ ernoon preceding tho le tu rd a y gamed. ....................... . a. J. 4. t. tV fellows feel hotter about hav-1 Ing him In tV m . It proved a ms*. * terful mom on tV p»rt of Terry. , Not only did hi* potent nat help T f l l r out materially in taking three * * * * * out of four gamea from Ih* Cub*, but hi* pretaneo on tV field hotH* at*red th* team’* spirit. York Most of tho Giant* realise that H«. i * “i# tVIr manager’s knee I* In no con- JniisHuf*!, dition to stand t V *traln of hard- l *1m-litiwl I fought gamea at this stage of Ih* J!"*1’’" race, but at the same lime felt tV ir chance* of scoring over Chi­ cago in tV crucial Mrles would be greatly enhanced aa long aa Bill waa In IVro swinging with tV m . They apprvcinti; the risk of per­ manent Injury Terry la inviting and are playing their heads off for him In return, Terry will get a lot more out of the Giant, for tV move. Terry I* undecided a* to play­ f.’.w V olk M ing In the World Series, should i 'h l n i f i i 1* th* Giant* head the National Ito lrn ll Leigue paraue.' il all depend* on rirhrUml li bow rapidly Sam Lfilio recover* ItllMlOII HI. td*uls 5 1 from tV abdominal Injury which l^hUlMlrlfihU w ha* hampered hi* play around V M tsrtfA Y 't R stu i riikAMD l - l l ; Wii»lili»gl* first base In recent game*. Terry r |ii | n n ln f*t feel* that Leslie has earned the i i i m iviroll I ; right to take part In the World 4 )tl>< r<* nn* srh fiiiilH l Q i m i i T«ildlf. Serlr* and want* him lo havo th* ItillA it’ ltitiiM m IM r « ll chanc* but once again he will let S o w T»*rli » t i 't i H p i , the member* nf th* team decide V1r>af rrH III Wsuhlllttnil Hi I*® tadMlId and act accordingly. «. THIS WEEK THE FIRST PRIZE 25 RIN h o VC: B scs use M en us c s s not .la g th is w eeu w* are eu aeu ietm a Ik* Ouk* asm * In P erl 1 t f th * ssnlest. (!o to Wert’s nml nccuro tht* “Key” word. Write this word in thu I'picu ntnivo and nend thin ad with your chart to Tho Herald Office. Also Don't Forget that the B o y O r Girl Student - N ow Leaving F o r School W ill A p p r e c i a t e moat a W a t c h From W e r t ’s Claaaified Adoertiaementa COLORED WOMAN wanta Job doing Jaumlry or ho-ne wo k. Mary Turner, 1UU W. Mth St. IL— A pnrtugw la ft ’ d ia m o n d HI* lilts Th.-tlrv I h k rle will e l— I * sfF rn. In raw- at He* Ihe first M ur. lu rn td In will 1- d ..lu r,> l Ih. * lk ii* r. T h . D in g t-o o l.sU n l will Ih- ilri'viHil Into h i ',ml pMc., .Ii*. W ERT-The Jeweler Rm C FOUR-ROOM furnished apartmenl. W. L Cooper, phona T in. •ACE CHICKEN FEED placed TWO APARTMENTS ami one to wrong car Saturday night. garage fur rent. 410 Palmetto M a r a to J . N. Robson, Perkins Are. M G tRtTik) ST. AUGUSTINE. Sept. 1 5 .-. T V acoao of t V Cracker world eerie* batarma tV Florida State to thin- afternoon, tV League . aad IV Georgia-Florida • to n sent tha squad League ahlfla to 81. Auguatiao to­ V earn* type of half day wltlMho St. Augustine Salata tpitala ctaah....... ......... they haeo Von sootag lately. Four hnckflid* altornated lag la tha third of t V Claaa I at hiking to ««ch other, with D claaiic. Vn twent-fourth triumph i side trying to n n After Veaktag om * at Tattaha*. •neon and hi* f * ar t math to: a »••, t V Florida BtaU League |the bail hath np t V field. »w. rJ •till Storking an tW Gator ehampa will atake a thrae-day C a lle d V fr o m t V ’ V I p e n j I pnaaiag attack, the oqnad split ■land at Lewi* Park. Game* will r o te c t n t w o -r a n 2 >up Into group* again with end*. V playad V re today, Wednes­ t w ir le d th a la a t fh ra 1 linemen aad back* catching tV day aad Thuraday beginning at 4 r r e o l t o d m d H f o r t h e v ic to ry , pigskin srHh an* Vnd. TV m o’clock. Monday waa nn off day. Except far Pitcher Ed Ualag only four hit* to cop tV first major iroguo homer, •trial taetka which looked good daring t V fink week of pme­ opener at'the Capital City by a 4 two down In t V sixth, tV lt**, have Van tllpplag taUly a* to S scflre, Fred Fraacli* Saint* aco kept t V Cardtoela awaj hacks lenratd m an about IV wero (haded T to .4 by TaUahaatoo t V piste. -Infield btow* by A art of breaking up pa***s. Cody before a big Sunday' crowd./ T V GaritaMi a i Jog Medwl now V a rotamed to th* funda­ beat four out of seven gamea will threatened damage to tV nin| mentals of VII toaaiag to pollh decide tha Cracker world *orlet, but t V V st big Johnny Mixe: billed as the C'aaa D championship do wan lift * high fool to Mol up h i end* again. T V rc la nat a cVnce that of th* Southeast. in right field to cloao up iV p Th* Saint* ar* expected to shoot tV Cardinal*. Florida fane will ■«* t V squad ioff Emerson and bin fireball •crimmaga today or tomorrow, T V proceedings wero enll Coach Cody said yesterday, •gainst tha Capitals here today by • flat fight on tV However, Cody has announced while Manager Dutch Hoffman it bench la tho aoreath Inning, that h# will call h i first expect id to lead back with South­ ter aad Medwick exchanged a scrimmage sometime t h i s paw Robinson. blow of two cock before teammate* Georg* Andrew*, St. Augustine’s could drag tV m apart. Ifeussor week, and will devote most •f next week to «rim mages in powerhouse whoso bat was miss­ chided Medwick for a posr throw preparation for Florida'* Grot ing during the flrat wtn contests to IV ptoto after Bartell hud sin­ lim e with T V Citadel on Oct. l* oipjeted to be in the lineup to­ gled Ip the sixth, permitting Bur­ day. Andrew* ha* been nut with n gess Whitehead ta tally with tV S. Freshmen will report to prac­ bod cord. seventh Gloat run. Baseball Interest 1* running high tice with tho veteran* when they Manager Frank FAseh cal.ttf and big crowds aro expected to register today. T V squad will not on five pitchers, Including his No. change tV regular routine to greet the opening of tho threr- 1 twirler, Dtxiy Dana, in n back accommodate FtorUa'e froeh, hut gamg aerie* stand here today. to tV wall stead against tho Gi­ all of the griddtro are to rt ant*. together, and will work in T V first four w an wild and togroup under t V direction of IV cffsctlve, hut Dean, Vaplta the entire vseeking staff. fict tV t It was th , fourth timd he has been called lo the bill j m Bob Ivey, Voting consistently well. Boy Greaaoa, Walter May DAYTONA BEACH, Sept. 15.— throe daya didn’t give up • hit o P V rry a i Fan) Brock, were the George HoDand, well-known Day- IV two aad aae-third Inning* V , .. __ * ........... ... i ■ >l)utor puntora. all ihfpugh *re- Use:-Beach flihertr-r", took-hbr'- tolled terday's drilL Nob* of three •it torsi angling honor* here 1 s t Tho Galnta ovortamo a tw o -m playere haa Van getting off week by landing a 21-pound lead to score six time* in t V third many long uiatsnc* kicks, but bass from tho Ocean Pier. Jon two walks, singles by Joe Moor* unusually good Mock in Ihe line The Urgent fish landed during and Bari#:I and a double by Rip­ V a V p t th* backs from hav tV week was n 7-foot shark which ple. A scratch by WhMsVsd, fol­ lag any trouble la getting punt* was hauled upon the pier by Bob lowed by a sacrifice and Barteh’s •way with p la ty of time tu Bogart after an hour’s battle. (single gare them tV ir final ran •pare. Other fish running at tV Ptor in the third. Meanwhile, t V Cards bunched George Owen*, tackle who has •re drum, whiting, sheepthead and throe k!U and a pair of walks far been on* -af - daily practice are blue fish. two more runs ta tho fourth to s in s on anneal of Wats*, rt tamed yeetorlay afternoon don Dr. Jackson B. Heater, Nortn put them back la the ball raw/*. aing n Uniform bat ateying out Carolina toll technologist, recom­ At this juncture, Hubbell took of tV V a ry work. mend* a lime application for con­ charge* Heuirorr’a homer la tV Floyd Christian, veteran eni, trolling scab organism on potato ■lath wo* tV ^Jith off Hubbell this I still pretty much out of plant*. things with a sprained shoulder. Christian may pat toko part la t V flrat -scrimmage, but hi* In­ jury la aot considered serious. John W i l m s, *ad. donned should* pnda and Vndgtar yes­ terday after • short absence duo to a sprained wrict Tom WalkUse Dollar A Gey's high grad* product*, aad give lasting cr. another whtgman, did not beauty to your home—lt’o a good Investment. draaa for practice Vcauae he I* aurslag aa Inland knee, whkb V a gradually V caaw wane since S 14 8 « « f « 4 A m tha middle af iaat wtek. Dayton* Fisherman Lands Large Base , ) D o s k r X P * i * t i YankfiSet New Major Southern Series Will Btaaky-Rogcfi Hardware Co FURNISHED 4-KOOM HOUSE. Desirable. Also ' Apt. Cor, E. 2nd A Locust. Lawson. FOR RENT furnished 3 bedroom house. Good location. Phonn 122-R for appointment._________ V., ALLSTA TI ttna—Rears' price* BOYS AND Girls Blcyclee-at • price (hat will save you money. Stanley-Roger* Hard* MAN, BBUABLK to become an ware Cu, automobile and accident claim FRESH MILKING Holstein cow, adjustor In your territory. In|40. 904 Locust, Mike Baua. aanacc experience unnecessary. A bbot lilte d FOB RALE: Used Kolvinator Ha eaUlag. Write / electric refrigerator. Almost AdJmtors," Box C44 A. MUwauk J k , ______________________ new unit- | U . Easy term*. Oewerol Appliance Co. _____________ MAN AND W IFE—to run local MISSIONARY Strawberry plants. Cuffse Agency. Earning* up Grown from aortVrn stock. to 1940 to a amatk. New Ford l a i i a given producer* a* bonus. I a*ad complete outfit. You don't rtoh n penny. .Details fro*. Ai- SMALL GIRLS BICYCLE ml*. Plano 474-W. FOE SALE'. Csbbage Copenhagen variety. Schamh. Phoaa IO-W. for pUnU. Qua B I mI M •! XC KoiU nmgH qmrkilmg, I iIMdm CHumm Spraods now in n«w-d«sJgfi Swankyawlg glottos/ •SpmUtog gtonm otrewa whh hrigM elan . . . tV nn* Swanky• •wig*. YouU want to coUact a whotoict. Aad akto you’re W g It, pot acqu ' itad _ wilu a .l teven A * A •f th t dolictoua L -> K r a ft Choaxo # • Spread*. TVy’re b , n u rv o lau a fa r I NE-HI W it h a S m it o l ENGLISH C O L A * .V W -P j' - 4* . ,\v •; .• . ■- ' - - % % �\ ?, Y-J J*“ 9. \ r * ■»- ’T>,<r*rr<- ■' r^ r . * —*: ► V* ' ^ aitfo rh HffraUt Am fli w u n jm SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER I t. ISM Storm Mores O ver Coozent Northwest To Id Michigan Bermndn Isle Bracket W m t HELD FOR THREATENING SHIRLEY M .MHKR 2 7 7 Two Men Die Loyal Forces Loftin D eclares In ColBiion Develop Split America Centers At Cmtview In Revolution Three Are Injured An Basque Nationalists Three Trucks And Set UpAutonomous S e d a n Crush On (government, Oust F l o r i d a Highway AU A n a r c h i s t s JACKSONVILLE. Sopt. l l - C * ) —Bermuda, Uw British resort is­ land UO ral'e* n>t of Um North Carol la* n u t , today haran frellag the affect* of a aavere trop­ ical atorm moving northwestward , I, a a m a a mw e. w — through the AUaOtk. as * e i ________ a The Weather Bureau hero said F I l H i C T o r e e w t I Bermuda probably would not be In the direct path of thr atnrra but wonlS eiperirnre bad weather Names known the nation Be a disturbance “ cf great extent aver figured in triumph and and hurricane Intensity pasted at CRF.STVIEW, 8 *pi. IH.-(A’) Twu men wen- kiltr.l today and three were Injured when three truck* and a sedan cidlUIH on th„ highway about fivo milrr from here. George McDuffey, MaeCIrnny. »a» kitted Instantly, Lee Pari*h Sanderson, died on the way t» a hospital. J. W. Rond cf Jacksonville. J. P. McCulbin, HI. Augo'dlnr and James Miller, llarttnr*were injurril tmt n-me seriously. Deputies from the shetifi’r offi.e said an Inv litigation iliaeloM'd a cotton truck collided with a soft drink truck. A beer truek unit a sednt w en follow­ ing the soft drink truck along lho road and both tnn into tbv first wreck. iHputie* mad* no arrest* and said they would wiiil fur a cor­ oner** inquest to fit rrsronsl[•bilily for the accident. P e l l t l c i T SUtfetidam Work Toward 3 *- EaUMtoktd In IMS Mo m Fitts In Cm m - T r o p i c a l Hwrfcane Ad Whip# A t l a n t i c ; Weather B u r e a u New Hpmppfchrt 8eW a r n * Shipping * torts CURLEY VICTOR IN MASSACHUSETTS 8mf«m b Tkt Only Cmlral -> PtorMa City Affardta* Rail. Hhrimqlfc ' ^ AaA W«lff TnuMfortatim • £ >' I f T V , i . M # h l f * P ress Eyes On Florida At Kiwanli Denooftrition Speaker Club Says S t a t a Fighta To O v e r ­ Clubs Will Hold come O b ht a c I e ■ Clothing Talks S E N A T O R SEES _• A new and uppuivnuy -eiUius split in the Government di fen-e of Northern Spain ep-'m-d up today while militiunii'ii m Ma­ In drid, on a central tn".lc g.ound. announced they plov.nl u mile devp hole In toe Fascist front. Basque nationalist* In the nurth, who previously hid broken A scries of fal, rlalhiiig meet­ with Anarchists bciaitse the lat­ ter fired Irun before it was ings for t'aunty Homo Be inoust ra­ taken by Fascist*. st| up vir­ tion Clubs w», announced today tually un autonomous govern­ i-y Ml-s Jn-ephino Itoydslon, Coun­ ment and ousted Anarch!,!* from ty homo denumstration agent. The first nrvemtily was held ull Government posts In the ter­ ritory still dommsted by friends yesterday in the community hoii-v ut Geneva where Miss Ctuire of the Madrid regime. In the nortlpnst, said dis­ Belcher, state rpeeiallst in rtothpatches from th(. Itcpntdic of At Ing, gave mi Illustrated talk on dorra, mi aclnnl military uprising children’s clothing. began In un attei|;U to purge IHher aelivilies at the Geneva the Heodeurgtl District of Cntu- unit tnelllded the c ret ion of Mr-. lonla of nil Anarrhists, A. E. M"run ns pre-ident of the A swift fleii of Fascist sue--1 club, Mrs. J, V. Toole, ns vicebouts, 011111*1 with mncluti > g'.m*. I president, and Mrs. Have levy 1 1 cut the lost means of cmmunl- ,■secret sry-lrear.'ircr. Mrs. Endor cation with the oul-t.i- wntlil Carlett was named senior Coun­ from Ihu Northern HpniiDh ty council delegate. Coast. Mis*. lioydstnn announced a The harbor of Dull",,- tr.ns meeting was In session today at closed by mine* widc'i Fascists Ghuluota in the home . f Mrs. S. F. laid to prevent Governtpen'. ships • I OH I la Mew -III r u e S w o t from lending. Speed!—-it* pa trolle% jvuter* outside *.he mine hh limit. INDUSTRIAL MOVH Sanford Meeting Scheduled Sept. 23 Extensive Advertto* In Kine.hart Home i n x Campaign la Strongly F a v o r e d . -1— D rclnrinit tltat Am orlcgH * in rl' iu tu I tin tint u p p rectaw defeat today as returns “ th e lilnTtlL'.* uml itrlvileffH _ vailed in from primaries held Alt ships In the ocean for miles we I'lijny itiitlcr « u r j i u n n t around were warned to use great­ Ayasterdsy in five states. form o f ifovernm ent, H cotf est caution. On# vessel, the Nor­ Senator James Coutens, M. L o ft in, U. S . S e n a to r, wegian steamer Tonrsnger, waa one-time motor ear magnate. severely damaged by the hurricane toduy, un tfui’s t n f honor w a ri'Kulnr Kiwuniu luncheon, Who' turned to a political about 500 miles northeast of nrgi’ii HiiriiliunH to do • " career and has served 14 Puerto Rico early yesterday. It w ithin th eir |*iwi*r to h ln d rr years in the Senate, appar­ made temporary repair* and, ac­ those who criticise “our Cop* ently lost to former Governor companied by another Nnrwrglan .Glutton" and say that the tttte Wither H. Bruchcr In Ihe Mlchl- ship, the steamer Noratinil, was tutorship* of Europe nr. be»t. fu Republican senatorial con­ proceeding slowly toward Bermu­ The Senator front Jacksonville da several hundred mile* behind tact. came to Sunfortl ut the r*-|UteJ the advancing storm. of Waller Coleman, prcsldrnt o( Former Senator Georg* II. forecasters said the storm ern­ tile Kittant* Club. In turn lh» Frank Edward Stephen-, Id, of Atlanta, Ga., was arrested li Mooes, long a power In conserva­ e's hiwunian* invited ntemlorra H tive Republican councils, failed that city by federal G-men on a charge of sending an extortion nil other banl civic club*, lb * la a comeback attempt in New letter to the mother of Shirley Temple, demanding 12.7,000 ami Seminole County Bar Association* ■aapahire. Thirty-nine-year-old threatening the child film star. Agents, who said he confessed, city nnd county officials *n«4 Governor II. Styles Bridge* beat are shown leading the nonchalant youngster into the federal other* to nllciul the luiwKroS Mm for the Republican senatorial building. {Associated Press Photo) meeting. Approximately IW •amination. were ut the Mayfair Hotel to Governor Jama* M. Curley won hear Senator Lofliu. the Democratic senatorial noml Bel f i t 1- Glenn who w u to nation in Massachusetts by i charge of the program fur tha margin over hla -nearest day invited George A. BeCottWA Mayor Robert R. Green Although the curtent font. to Intnaluce Ihe principal speak­ of Fitchburg, son-in-law of Mr. Het'otles referre-l to ball “ pick-the-wlnlier" ronte-t er. Democratic Senator Marrua Smator latflin »* "A nutn o t I* now entering Itfourth day of -(M idge. Henry Cabot Lodge. Gas Hehmuh, a member of the rrimtatlon" arwt th" <-••••• s--w*—t tod interest Is nution-wide Jr-, captured the Bepublican •ward of directors of the Seminole spoke highly of lit* service* rtl»« termination, pi-king up riipi-lly the slants d iCounty Agriculture Chib, today Two youths were nominated Judge Janie* G. Shanm left lid* imrtmeitt of The Herald is still deled while president of lh» 1 Political statisticians went to laet night for Uw presidency of inurd an urgent request to the American Bar Association, M work on vou total* from five tha Sanford chapter of the Fu­ farmers of this county to he pres­ ufternoon for Tavares, where he haiking forwuid to rer-dvlng governor fur th** Kiwanl* oft emirs, ............ Michigan. ture Farmer* of America. They ent at lb* unmiw- n-Mtlng ef that will draw up a Jury for the Sep­ guesses from numlwrs nf lu-t Florida nnd other group*Mew Hampshire, Wisconsin, and are Boyd Coleman and Howard More bald eagles nre to he found organliatlon which will be held lo­ tember term nf Luke county court. years rvgiilHi fr.ns. The speaker 'beam, by UsftMr I Row Yorit, In an effort to fig ­ Hague. in Florida than in any other stale morrow night at K o'clock in the t'lm*. Wert I* offering a |‘!fl of Florida’s opportunities fur tha Mr. uml Mrs. o, !C Brown or tin ure what, If anything, they sig­ in Ihe union, C. Bussell Mason, Hemlmde High School auditorluni. li-di I--moil section plan to leave in iliamiiml ling to the uinner and (utiiro and said "our stato (A John R. Jotic*, Jr., and Herbert nify for the November general Thurston were named In the president of the Slute Audubon HuMure thl* organic itlon normal* Ihe near fnlute for Texas nnd la- in udditlon there nre six liitx tin- vety much in the nation’s e/O— e lu t io n . eiely, said today.— " ' 'y r. pre-tert-e -tqr-petm ili uf-*-aH- ' *‘T >nco for 'vltwyr.XfaMiit, while . '.U r .a . T h .L) W ill i t tpt n iitie f" kcta.Jaa-.Uf" n.-aUj [•ri-'i'ot. vVl"1" in Wasn't g* s i. rontenders. John R. Jones. Jr. ami Cur roll He pointed cut that Ihe bountl* ,h*’ vegetable farmers In the niun- before Christmas. loti I f-tiM-l Hull number* oC fu! existence of the "»jy king*"l*V. ntul since their activities are Culpepper were nominated for Among those who were good senator-, Ihent-elvew, had prop* The weather: partly cloudy- fan* lest year I'lt-i who so far city Interests In Flori-la. Other* here is due to the protection gir-1° f interest to every farmer ill secretary. | have not turned in guesses nre: cille r mamtaimal winter homeH this county, ns well a* in other scattered shower* Thursday AJrt R. Johnson w»» the only en them by Florida laws. along -art roast toniglil. Ex- Kai vie Hoii-holder, Cntllti Pal­ here or visite-l the state ev«»J candidate nominated fur advisor. " I t should be a mutter nf truck sections of the stale. Mr. trem,* Northwest Eloridu partly mer. Mrs. L. I. Hut■hi'v. Joe year." J. B. Hteplcr ami George Mauser pride to Floridians that the sun­ Schmah pointed out that it wdl will enter the voting race for h shine state offers this legul pro­ he to every grower’s interest Hut vluuily tonight and Thui -d ry. Continuing his talk on Florida* Mo**. A. K. Bossefter, K-oit R.»sFrank Wheeler v u fleeted reporter. Robert Mauser and tection to eagles," Mr. Mason as- they present their view, on va­ selli'f, Jr., Jack Morrison, Ju­ Ertutor IsdUn suhl that a tru» Thnr-diiy** tides: low, J : |:l A. president of th* Oviedo chapter J. B. Stapler were named for rious projects pertaining to agrl lian Stenstri'in, Mary Higgins, Eu- way to test a man's character scried. of tho Future Farmer* of Ameri­ the treasurer** ballot fight. rulturi'ibefore the body goes on M. nnd :i;l0 P. M : high, H it A. gene Est ridge, ill Ir11-- Ridilnsoii, I* I-y "his alillty to overcome u iHowever, he sounded n warning M. and P :Jt P. M. Hun ri-en> ij I_ ' Approximately 7.1 distressed ca, according to a voto count Those attending tho session record os fostering or rnd"r*lng A. M. and sets ut *1:rl-J J1, M. Minill Mi*. Gertrude Gilbert, Alev, Sliar- aliteles." In this way bo com* of an election held Monday, it were John Jones, Boyd Colemtn, farmer* in Seminole County of the extinction nf the eagle and any movement. sueev.x over Washburn. Itola-t pared Fun i-la's rise* at i!::iH A. M. and set* nt D:IT on, 11. f" was announced today. William Bennett, Howard Hague. have lievn uiiled by tho farm re­ declared that rontinueil cu-operaThe S e m itic farmer further VVn-hhurit. M l„ Uuiatrn, E. it. tropical hurticuiies, the deprea* Edward Jordan wua named Frank Jones, Hurvey Hale, Rob­ settlement administration, George tian of those interested would tr slated that the club In the pust has P. M. Purvis, Mi* E It Purvl-, Mr*. aiun uml other olistacles, "Tho vlea-president, George Talbott ert Mauser, George Mauser. W. Itowers, director of operation* r.ei*k*l to prevent shooting by been of assistance to growers of those ignorant or indifferent to I f A. Pllloier, f,eR"V |ln<b*tlts, p«aip|o ure l-aiking up," ho said ill the three counties, said ill a waa aclectnl as treasurer, Laddie Kenneth Gustavson. John Maus­ this county in obtaining scientific "They tire not discouraged ai* the law. ft port today. I Jr . Paul II dgin*. Rotu-rt May, Mariner will serve as treasurer, er, Carroll Culpepper, Wilbur data on in-ret and fungi rontnd they were when President Uoosu* Mr. Mason pointed out the ex­ III It. Rotund. Mr*. Nettie ...... Nearly If*tl application* f..r Jimmie Lee was chosen as re­ Tllll*. Herbert Thurston, Robeit and nidril materially with the I I M HlIaae-l * '« s a c s I W at resettlement loans ar(. on file in treme measures to which northern movement which resulted 'yt the hack. F A Steven*. E. If Pulporter, Spencer Wailiright was J*mines and David Earle. state* will go for the preservation the local office nf the orguni/iliii'i. Joe Ho'iela**, E J WVdtho choice for watch-dog, while Sir. Johnson, the advisor, also rnnslruetioti of the first Stale lion, half of which ure awaiting of their eagles. R. T. Cooper la the advisor. Tbe Kunford Eire Ib'partin-nt deii, fteonre Slovrll. S. I’ Cain• was present. Farmers* Wholesale Market here. In particti'nr, he cited an inci­ II .'-,1'ei-eif en ,i« e learl Chapter members orceptrd an Visitors included Cassis 8 plvry approval, Other outstanding urvomjilish- has rolled up un efficient rrroid dent in IVnnsylvnnia where the offer by Mayor i r * Lclnhart, a of Pbola, Edwin PrWgvmess of Mr. Bowrrs pointed nut that ment* of the agricultural club are in performance for the past lliren Philadelphia Electric Power Com­ florist, to dtmmmtraU a plot Paola, Morris Lodge of Pool*. t bo resettlement administration City ('iinimissjoners will assent-listed ly Mr. Mchmah as being: month*, aecordmg to u report Is­ of garden flowers. James Colbert of Ulnderville, operates to assist farmers who pany went out of its way nn>l at Ih-'fr sucres* in securing Ihe ex­ sued t'l.luy hy Mack Cleveland, Id-' in City Hull loiilght at 7:39 It waa voted to call regular Edgar Benton and Billy Cullum. ure In finunciil difficulties by some expense to preserve the periment station here; their part j fire rhief. "Vhek for the second major dlx* Twenty-sgx nlurinv hhvn been' russiun of the t'.UU <17 budget. meeting* on the second and both of Banfonl. providing subsistence for the Im­ nesting site of the lust pair " f bald in the fight for lower freight or American engle* in Eastern fourth Monday* of each month. mediate present us well us aiding Mayor Shinh-l-er said today rates; and their position and lut- j answered, the report ahuwi'd, T>A prisoner giving the name i f Opening time was set at 7:30 them to make u farm plan for the Pennsylvania. tb.< put up against the ron-trur- tul loss in till fire* over the pellod I'lii lip It. Hall, aid to live in Ra­ neeessnry Is-fore final action could "This pair of engle* now ha* P. M- Annual dues were set at future. tlon of the eross-statn renal, when wu* |!i|.r.H, of which ab"ut |in leigh. N. Was identified here 'that another session would be IS cents. The Sanford office is head- two young bird* on the wing," leading geologists of the ri-itioii. wu, made good hy insurance. today a t one who allegedly pass*'I lie taken on tin- adoption of a list Chief Cleveland said fU'J.MII) li worthiest ehrek in a loral lint-1. ! of proposed municipal ri|VndL* ■luarters of activities in the Mr. Mason reported. “Thus a employed hy neutral Intel--l<, coon lie* of Hemltfdr, Flagler, •mail group of them magnificent Warned the local people of the i|.ni. worth o f property was involved lie Is being held ly county ttj . [lure* f«r the coming fl-cal year. bird* may he re-established at"ng Vo u-is. Orange, Osreutu, Lake uml ger of its construction, Mr. Brhinuli in the I’ll cull*. Ilifiriliei. Ihe Susquehanna River where Average ln<s per fire was $T.M, Mandamus proceeding. Institut­ llirvsrd. pointed nut. Mil 11 t litirtii I lint if hd (»i ed yesterday to rnntrol 55 percent . (July recently the Heloind of­ they r.nce were alauulant.'* Projects which will take the a t­ the report conelmled. n r if id Ittlilii Jiiiper In* rorr rm b The bald rng'e i« found rh'n fly The fire chief poinleil mil |h*1 ef the City’s debt service fund are fice was combined with tho San­ ,t.Hilling i f it, A M i'riiiitr flin t Lti. tention of the club for this ru nt nothing more than annual routin’) ford force, the entire personnel along the runts nf Florid.-. Au­ year, were said »>y Mr. Bchtnuh t » the summer'* average of fires tins (wim "not in lii i riitM a r n ii'i" '! dubon members pointed out. The Sanford Jew. will assemble to* include the cluli's stand on the St. year wa* fur below thins of f r- ivIn n Mii* Ineiilenl nccurriul, Executions for the stliure and matters at an agreement between (being homed in the City Halt. Arrangement* ure now und**r great birds live near the salt rilubt at MoVtock in lb-' Coiniuunllyt sal* of personal property on the Sanford Bondholders’ Protec­ Johns In.lun Itiver Canal, luailxi mer years when tin- ili-purlini'iit (it’ii pith!. ter where fish are more u!"it"laol which taxes are delimiurnt will tive Committee and the City, Mayor way for securing more office ing problems, plant disease and in­ generally answered U'li (n J , ulainis Center for service- in enmmemivevery 30-day periml. space since the selection of this thsn In fresh water. sect control. ration uf the Jewish New Year, ha tarued over to the County 8 . O. Shlnholser said today. Eagle* do considerable t > *1-1 He pointed out that a friendly city ns hindquarters has in­ sheriff tomorrow, Jnn. 1). Jinkins. MW7. farmers by destroying sm.ill ani­ un Etmlaole County tax collector, arrangement had been rm.de with creased tho scope uf uperutiuns. Rabid Ted Cook of Phllailrlphto Mi. Bowers is attempting to Io­ mal* which prey on truck crops, it asid today. tho Committee by the municipal wit direct tonight's artlvitirs I I wps explained. U«4ir ike Florida law, tho col- ity In an effort to Insure protec­ cs'. in roouma in the Arcade Funeral service* for Maxwell well a* other* scheduled for 0 A. Budding. City Commissioners lector pointed out, he Is author­ tion for tha majority. Bailey Thomas, a), originally M. tomorrow at the sumo place. Ann rlean Garfield w*s the on’v ised to take end sell taxable Mayor Shlnholser slid the Com­ have nil'll sled (1 per month Bl­ f -hering in the new year to Kernlnole (bounty Bemocrats to­ scheduled for I P, M. today have n pitachperianal property on which as- mittee control, about H.1 percent uffier rent. County Conimissionrrs president who also was Hnshanah'4 il ;iy were rum pet ing plans fur u The * c u - u n l increase in south­ been postponed until 3:30 P. M. termed "Rush Hie ex pet ted to take a siimiiur, er^ aeasmenta have not born paid. of tha City’s outstanding bondsdelegation of party member* to w ard bus travel I* la-ginning In tomorrow, it was announced thl.t Jews. Ill Bildiral time* it waa ■ ucthm. Considerable activity In bringfestival r- lehrating the opening u t j attend the Democratic rally show ill Florida, according tn an afternoon. It. I.. Gh nn, who wa* Instru­ tag up to date those taxes In ^ i scheduled for Orlando Friday announcement made today by J . |(. Mr. Thomas, long a resident -f the agricultural -eusnn. mental In securing the rental ap­ arrears has been •xperi-nerd by night. McDonn'd, local representative of Pa-da, died in (iuine-ville Monday. u n propriations, pointed out that by Mr. Jinkins over Um past week. S. M. I.luytl, chairman nf the lb-- Florid a M otor IJn e s , U - l rite* wilt I*' administered maintaining thr office here *plie -aid that the number ■f at the Silver Lake Cemetery Herald want ads bring County Committee, said he ex. proxtmatily trn additional pay­ fUmlnoW County’s allotment quick ami rrrtain results, <»u* peeled * t least ;i« persona from passenger* moving south have in­ where interment i , a|—- i-, la*. Tin* of tha stats'* first $A.noO.U00 uf roll* wUI remain In thr city. this area to be present. creased considerably over the nunt- l!iv. It. E Graham to officiate. At prt-sent. Bowers re­ Schmah told this new-pap-r school funds la one sml oneThe roster of- speaker* includo* i er carried nt till, time last year, today. ported, seven perxons aro employed fourth perrent or stout such prominent party members *.* a It I- igh |f> pereer,|age figures T A X IIO L I. D R O P S Vesterilay Mr Schinab an County Superintendent T. W. by lb- administration. Vcrtised that he had a quan­ Claude Pepper anil Judge C. O. An­ were available to graphically Il­ Stuart Gatehel of 4<M laiwton said t'xluy. KEY WEST, Sept. DI. U t S T U I I’ll.OTS ENTER RACK tity of eabbagv plant* tor drews, nominee* for the Krnu'r, lustrate the rise. S**ford Avenue ta carolled for Ids A u to m a b lU lic e n se fe e s, r e v e ­ Four liiisen each way serve .San­ Tax Aaae**or J. Otto Kirch-llein r sale. The advertisement ut>* and Fred Cone, Democratic chuiev M" r t year at Marlon Institute, n u e fro m D m i t a t a on e-m 'lt sch o rl NEW YORK. 8*pt. IS. ford on the present schedule Mr. yesterday re|Hirted Monroe e"’Jn|H-areii In the Tuesday i - ‘ ie for governor. Alabama, according to t a x a n d in te re s t from s ta te Entries fur the inugural 400MrHin,ilif raid. About Oct. IT- mi­ ty's lax roll, which was St, |mi.. of The IB raid. rocehad here today, sch o o l fu n d * prnvi led th e mite Vanderbilt cup rnad rare to .Statistics Aimil'led by H. D. ll Itin mil units wih be pressud into nun in tit'll, was less than II. Toduy Mr. Schmah was Tha hwtitute but it i yesterday broke ifitount* bs- belli at Rnosev.lt raerwav on fold'd In remove hi* *d Booth, state highway department service. OOO.INMI ltd* year. for the foundation of a new An ndditinnal |I..1W,W>0 far long Island, Oct, )?, closed last The local agent announced that Il"ini'slrad exemptions and the to the Junior and high school purposes is to be thrived night with an imposing |i»( of which ha-l b-en sche-lut-1 I" traffic supervisor, show mMe drivrun for several day*—lo-iaU'' er« in Arkansas were Involved In 13 new hu e* of revolutionary de­ loss of tha Florida East Cnait llory. The building lx from n general stale fund xml American and foreign m in t *J| the vi-grtable plants had more than eight time* a- many sign will he employed to serve Han­ ruitioiol extension, which was — to la ready for ocen- tha chain store tax, xcrotdigg to driver* nominated 'or th-> t&V traffic fatalities a . women -lur­ ford h-ginning sometime in De­ abandoned following storm dam­ b-en sol-1. Before Nov, 15, 000 event. ing thr first six month* of I'.rtfl. cember, age, caused the decrease, he -aid. Future Farmers Nomhiate Youths For Year’s Posta Mason U rges Protection Alex R. Johnson Is Named To Direct Farm Organization O f Florida’s Bald Eagles State Itt Greatest Mecca For Huge Birds; Greatest Safety Afforded Fowl By Board Statutes Important Farm Meet Is Slated Thursday Night Fimlimll G u v ers Showing Interest In Newspaper f o n t est Agriculture Club To Discuss Problems In School Building CITY NEWS BRIEFS 75 Farmer* Gel Assistance From U.S. Organization Wheeler Is Named To Direct Oviedo’s Youthful Farmers F a r m Resettlement Administration I In Operation Here Fine •Record Rolled Up lly Firemen For P e r i o d In vSumnier Com mission To Talk Nnv Year’s Budget North Uuroliniun Held For Bud ('heck S h e r i f f To Receive Tax Executions For Personal Assessment R o u t i n e Mandamus Is S e r v e d On City For Bond Collection "•"'*• Jews To Celebrate New Calendar YeaY Travel Increase* Seminole Democrnts B Shows Beginning Of Will Attend Rally New Winter Season Herald Want Ads Aid G Schmah County Schools To Get $75,000 Fund Gatehel Attending M a r l o n Institute Mr. • ££*T eli^ a Florida Isw. V _______ _ ' Thomas Funeral Is Postponed For Day LOCAL WEATHER* :v 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, September 15, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 15, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 15, 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/c4d5e2defd7245eefd7bdc9abc801e80.pdf 57d87dffae2c86b416c9b3eb265f744e PDF Text Text t u» * C I ?■ ftoh H r j - u i / s /J - ♦ Ran ford f* The Only C n i t i l % < Florida CHjr 4rfanliag Rail. fHfAwaft AmI Water TrumyirtatiM Watch For Three New Creation* la nation to aaa those gowns with their cobra on the screen, stare they show up Mack and whlta. But •Ten the doacrlpUena are leery. I In ana scans crystal silver bare b uaad far an effective wrap. A ibread band af the satin Is wownd twice around the waist and then tied In a largo loose bow. And There's a laugh, a UK, a thrill aad a heart-paag b the eatranclag story of -Star Far A Night,' TweeBoth Century-Fox picture pls|lag Friday s t the Kite The­ ater with Claire Trevor, Jana Harwell, Arllaa Judge, Evely* Veaahle, J. Edward Bromberg, Dean Jaggar, A ba Dinehart and Joyce Compton. A lKtb whlta lb —told to make a mother’s happlnese com­ plete—starts ■ hullabaloo on Broadway, the locate of the pictare, that culminates In a group Iwf to regret ha had tor­ af madcap chorus cutba turning t hb daughter's marriage a i»u»irt! hit topsy-turvy and H W»k_ r w y , Jre^i rival the main atam sxsrtlng all Its maka-belbva to make the wii- mother's dream coma true. Claire Trevor, Evelyn Venabb and Dean Jagger are panicstricken whan they Icain that y team tha screen pby by their mother U mining to pny i Macau)*'/. Jo* T rrjh an 1 them a surprise visit. Tim mother, Jan* 'fbrwail, bus bat her siabl and has Keen lei to believe htr children sre famous and sue- #s b the acre*n b "Ballets or Belbta," n First National produrtba which la scheduled to return "to the Kits Friday. Robinson's new rob afford* him all ll^a opportunities for characterisation that "Little Caaaar," th* pbtare that made hire famous, gave him, bat b 1 this picture ha b not a gangster. H* la a hard boiled detective datermlned to put tha bold**! and bast orgauited hand of criminals known to history out of burlnc.vt. To do- this ho renounces both --------- there b a m i » » i Nib grata arrmlef gaarn aa t wrap a w l a t h entirely tortie.J with faariaoaa crystal aad altrer baglaa. Tib ae.l o|u of the gown’* (brag aUrt are rvpcatori la the aiaaiaa at.O a flowing coat, whfcfc b Meed ia gab grtea chlffc* a b fastened a t the Bark With a hage atir anythin. I Thera b aaa btrigvbg daaiga th it la not a ab ate frock a* a hall gown, hot a negligee. PoaUa aatln rlbhoa trim* the fleah ia h wj eerpo robe, tying la b a bow aa aaa ah ouMer and a groat thing eaacaJe a t 'ha wabtllee. Oeer Ihb, Carob waara a II lowing ahraldar threw of smiB curling aatHrh faathara aawtd to a chiffoo rage. No won­ der William r»wotl, aa Godfrey, fall a rlctlm ta the Lambed h ta when ha playa opposite her. A really rare arhbrrwwnt b the light and airy a n w b gown of or* «hM chlffaw that J r aaa af Troeto Banlnn’a sucreiee*. A tw y "V" deco'lete hug* the flgWIW b a plain bodice, adorned only with a ■pray of violet, erchld and M d t chiffon flowers, teaching from the right shoulder In the left tide af the waist, nenei th a satin gtrdb, clouds of swirling filmy ahlffatt emphaalte the sob extravagance of the shirt nnd form a charming contrast to the aimpb line* af the af the year prill ha shewn a t the Kits Theater Taaaday for the bodies. first Urns beady. It b oatMbd "Love Baglaa a t Twenty.' The ridiculous ant be ad Hegh Herbert, Hobart Csva nangh and hw s h Unusual Style Note In Haiti Designed for thirty daya for contempt of court lierauae ho refused to di­ vulge Ihe sonrre of his Informa­ tion. lie r(aimed It was th* . . . . ____ _ __ ____ _ names of persons who gave him "snood" was designed by the j Information confidentially, geton Warner Brea, millinery depart-jjMiller rollaboialed wl*.h mant for Juno Travis, who wears Mooney on Ih* story nnd slut It In "Jnllbreak." . »">*• ‘h* screen play. The snllor-typ* brim la uf There ia an unusually talented white felt, while the crown I* n •« lh* picture, with Jean coarsely woven brown filet mesh Rbndell playing the feralnlnu which ravawb tha hair and also o|>P<>"lte Robinson. yWPeacsUrgsd UOMTREUX. Rwlteartend, Bopt. » f i t T fr btorvawtba af - • Hoffman. talent scout haw him In a col-| .» , leg* performance of “Journey's sF’rog, raised on California com­ End” nnd offered him a screen merclal firms stretch to lengths ts-it as great as 2S to*has. “STAR FOR A NIGHT” LONDON. Sap*. W --ITV Georg* MeMahoa waa found yullty today af pradactag a re­ volver near King Edward VIII latent t o alarm h b me* GaaS Weather Favor* with j*aty.* Re waa *rnteaced b It Rkhniaa. M e r r i l l moatha' Imprlaonment at bar la* 4 On Epochal Flight bor.McMahon waa acquitted an two of three chargee placed against ' Copyright IDT* hint after ha “slithered'’ a load­ By The Associated Press ed revolver at the monarch aa NEW YORK. Sept. 1 h# rode by In a military procesabn on (’onatitutlon Hill duly I I The pudgy, crippled Irish Scot testified a “foreign power” had the Atlantic with hla pilot, wanted him to shoot the King Dick Merrill, waa alghted off on an earlier occasion and had Cape Race, Newfoundland, tried to enlist him aa a spy today a t 12:00, Eastern against Britain. standard time. Before the verdict was reached Earlier reporta from the McMahon pleaded with the court plane, “Lady peace” came b to lend him to prison to protect after th*r« had beta seven hours him from those whom he said ha y illtw f. betrayed by falling to carry Kbkmsn and Merrill, who re­\ had the deed. The jury delibcently flaw from New York b 1 out crated only ten mlnutea. London scrota the North Atlan­ tic, took off on the return trip fete yesterday, leaving a London firfbld with fortcasts of good heather ahead. Oa the trip over they were farced down In South Wales by Saperatitioa* Of Airplane P i l o t s Laid Bare In Film Z aae Grey Writes Outstanding Hit O f Outdoor L ife , CASTEL bbndlshmanta af tha fltsltr daughter. RawIdea Wiliam Fawsll sal Carob l-ombard, th* cast Includes Alba Brady; flott Patrick. Jean Dixon, Eocene Pallet ta- AU-t Mowbray, Mbclb Auer, Rotort Light and Frnnklb Pnngborn. Gregory Lo Cara, one of Ilojtywood’s foremast directors, th* pbture. Northwest Canada Is Scene Of Fiha Robert Kant demonstrated that ha la just aa handy with a flaktag rod as he te with b alx-shoot*r whan, during productIan of Zane 0 ray’s “King *f Mb Kajm* Mounted,” ho kant tho entire company supplied with freak J jmeI Optometrist \ Returm* From TVip To- Athuits Clink •w Th* weather: Partly cloudy tonight and Tureday, scattered showers Tuesday. Seminole Popilt ‘Pick AWinner’ OpenOperntion* Contest Will Be For School Year Held This Year ha i------1------ - committee af W*rW Alliance b e latevaad Frbadahlp Ihrewgh tha tom. Tweaty-flva f aoanlrba their school work where they ‘ sey n football “pick-the-urlnm-r” I. L. Hoffncr. W. C. loflcn nnd dropped it last June for a three-! contest again this season and toHenry I.ongwr*l, who operated *» months* summer racstlon. ginning today a guessing chart v. i I buyer's on the Rut* Farmer's All Sanford schools and the in- appear on the sport page daily ev­ Wholesale Market last season, stitutbns at Pools, Geneva, luik* ery week Monday through Friday. were here Saturday looking over today. I th* poealbllltba for another season Mary and Osceola began their first i However, fans are urged to read week, while other schools in I tlu ‘ the rule* and directions carefully, Dr. MeLaulln said tho clinic at tho local market. County were entering their second ‘ i for there are a few changes and brought out that 90 percent of the strict conformance to all regula­ "problem children” In institutional Tuesday’s tides: low, 1:33 A. M. week of activity. and at home are foumf to lo suf­ and l:SH p. M.; high, 7:39 A. M. At 8eminole High School this ( tion* is necessary to compete for fering from visual disturbances. and 11:12 P. M. Bun risen nt 1:11 morning, about 600 students were ( the prises. Th* local doctor expressed en­ A. M. and sate nt «:34 P. M. Moon enrolled. The figure represents, One of the major changes In thusiasm at tha work given during rise* at 5:10 A. M. and sate at 3:47 nearly 100 more than that of Ia«t the program this season i* the yrar. fuct that each week The llerahl th* Atlanta clinic period. Ho said Principal addresses were deliv­ will have a co-*pon*or who in turn _____ vans. optometrist* of Florida will con­ P M ' tinue the study of (notarial pre­ Miami police, perturbed by th* ered in chapel by T. \V. Lawton, will offer a capital prise to tho tented through n series of perl- number of killings aa th* reault County superintendent, tho Rev. winner. In addition there will he odlcal sessions nnd clinlcn through. of domestic difficult!**, plan I* A. II. Cola and the Rsv. Dr. E. I». Brownlee and Prof. G- E. Mc­ Out th* yaar. establish a domestic ra'atioaa ba­ Kay. principal of the institution. rren. If th* Miami officers expect The Rev. Cole and Mr. loiwton to make much headway in smooth, were t hief speaker* at the spenin-r ing out all domestic squabbles they exercises In the Grammar School. heller Increase the sIm ef their Opening ceremonies of the Jun- [ standing army. lor High School will be held at j !> A. M. tomorrow. Tho public is ' Too much citrus fruit la tearinvited to attend. tag th* state, according to a warn­ The superintendent'* office sn -: ing Issued today by th* Fairida •nouneed that Thursday has been ] Citrus Control Committee | after ch"*en as the date fnmsminatiims ' watching increased grapefruit of teachers seeking all grade re-ahipmante. tlficate*. No definito location has A record crowd of Sanfordlte* Urn selected for the work, but Up to Friday night. 171 car­ loads of grapefruit had bean will hear Ben. Reott M. Loftin one will he announced probably to­ Jhlpped from tho state nnd i n morrow. dren and poor stodanto In many In­ stances, Dr. Henry Mctaulln, Jr., Sanford optometrist who recent* If returned from a graduate cllnk b optometry In Atlanta, said C i t r u s Committee W a r n s Grapefruit Skippers Of Volume Record Crowd W i l l Hear Loftin S p e a k To Kiwanis G r o u p Actor Tickled With Having To Wear Hat Twenty Cases Booked fmr Municipal Court Ahoot n defendants war* schctL f b d to hav* t faced Municipal Judge Millar la City Court today, coedtag to Chief of Polk* Roy Wl'ltaam who compiled th* docket, k AH aa*** are of d minor nature, TK* thief aald, with charges laeludtag drmakaeness, reckless driving. pds-(t Kant la starred b the prod'“ ’a with RosaUnd Keilli —' *' t. Dbohart headlag a oat af screen favorite*. Joan Crawford haa tahad her third yrar of grant apava. aad atoya Survey Crews Work To wa r d Completion Of U. S. Soil P l a n Six survey rrews are in th* field todry wmklng toward completion of <prratinns necessary In this rounty before provision., of the frdeial soil coiuervatlon net can become effective.. Each farm, represented by n work sheet filed In th* offku of County Agent C. R. Dawson, mutt be measured and certified by * Th# Rev. T. I. Deane, pastor of crew. Only tha acres of land ac­ tually used to produce crops will th# First I’revhyterian Church at bt ronsidered baa# acreages on Dunedin, ami Mr*. Drane, former whkh governmental payment* will residents of Sanford, have re­ turned to thjlr hum# after a month b* made under tha ceauervatloa of program. j 1 travel in Europe. ’ Among the countries si-ited For more than a weak Ih* offk* force of Mr. D a w n has bean em­ were England. Scotland, Ireland, ployed chiefly ta wkipptag th* work Belgium and Holland. One of the most interesting side aha*I* Into condition far forward* tag lo Gaincsvilla where tha State trip* taken hy the Kav. ami Mrs. Conservation Committee will err- Deane was one which led them tify them and send them along to through Sir Walter Scott's routtry in Scotland and th* vicinity Washington. where the “Lady of th* Lake” was written. TROriCAL 8TDKM The couple Stopped one wrrk hi JACKSONVILLE, lay t. U .-M ’, Oxford where th* Rev. Deane to k —The Weather Rureaa today sai l n special summer coarse at St. a tropical hurricane la moving Hilda’* Co:i#g*. Ona week and a north northwestward through tho half were spent In London. Atlantic Ocean about 330 miles The Deanes, on their return, northeast of San Juan, Puerto Ri­ stepped for a while with the Rev. ta. Observer* mid th* alarm dors Dean*'* parents. Mr. aad Mrs. W. DeaneH $top Here A fter. Interesting Trip On Continent It ■ t 9 Itahbt Ted Cook of Philadelphia wi I have charge of activities. Ushering in the new year U termed “Rosh llashanah” by Jews. In Bioliral times It was a festival celebrating the opening of th* agrL-tAtural reason. KabHnle tradition connected tho festirgt orith tho beginning of the creation, and said that on that day all creatures of the world pass ti review before their Creator for judgmrnt. In addition to religious sereices, “Rush llnshnnah" is given ov­ er to the strengthening of friend­ ships and family ties. dtan Solui.itiun in Northern Itnlay anil net up • jtcivil mlmlnUtration headed jhy the tfovernor of Pun* j Spain W . pinna. (Invcmment «Vt* Pondera* MUs I,who nlmmlonetl the aLLy to ,he' mlvancinif liwurjrttntdMrtjr; utlng Sunday, set up new front at Mhn». I'till hut iUsipic US fur- y f \ n m v e r a a r y Other Government force* to _ _ 9 ' Ihc south claimed they had 1 st M w a t A W / f , Gung hack n vicious attack BE F jr ilr j I w e § a # Talnvrrn on \he road to Madrid, ___ | capturing morturs, machine guaa S a n f o r d Vicinity )inner Tendered Democrats Bill Important Rally wer, trylnf l0 #fc. tain ih,. release of women and m i cliildun among t.Tdd -Vsscista liu r e n * Who have tx-en besieged under ----- — ’ shell fire in the Alcaiar at TeMr*. June \V. lord of -Sanford l,-,l>, for more than right weeks, yesterday celebrated her N3rd 1ho French Minister of Pubbirthday anniversary. Mile was bon- lie Works in Paris charged oied at a dinner given by her d’panidi Fascists stoned . ltlte> daughter, Mrs. Itosu Steward. Fu-nrh flag at an InUrnatbnet Mrs. Lord comes from a fa’iilly 'station rousing halting of rai*who settled near Palm Springi lot- way service into Insurgcat terrlfo ie ll„ - -I s * 1--W oe - { mmh I - I L s father, Miles Tanm-r, was one of the few in this section who onned slaves in what Is now Semlnolo County. Her mother, nest Catlo rinu Jorlinn. comes from a Central , Georgia family which Imd largo ho dings in land interests and kept ll hlliM* ounils-r o f slue.-, 1 (• * {£ _ ,. --- . — j %^ 0 I Rightists in Franc* charged the SosiMlisI Government with (tying provoke u native uprieling in French Morocco In hopes 1'- would spread to SpvnUh Motocio nud cause tiuubl- for Fuaauthorities who suite I poaar 1,‘" l,-'Kinning of thu revului tioll. —, Long UlneHH F a t a l To I). W. Dennett, 61, We«t Side F a r m e r II. W. Ilennett, 01, for Id yrar,I a resident and farmer of Memlmde County, died Sunduy at his hone on the West Side following ail ex­ tended illness. Funeral services are scheduled Tusdsy at 2:30 P. M. from the Erickson Funiral Home. The Rev. W. S. (juren will officiate. Inter­ ferment Is to be in Evergreen Cem­ etery. Mr. Bennett wn* a native of South Carolina. Surviving are tho widow, Mr*. Matilda Bennett; two sons, Nammi Ilennett snd Johnnie Ilennett, Imth of Sanford ven daughters. Mis. II. W. Hughe, of l-odge, H. Mr*. Gary Keith of Minneapolis, Minn ; ami Mrs. W. II. Benton, Mrs. M. K. Ifardy. Mrs. W. M. Benton, Mrs. Jack Itenton, and Mrs, N. D. l/»wry, all of Sanford; ana brother. G. K. Ilennett uf F'airfns, II. C.; ami one sister, Mrs. Ih P. Carter of Flhrhnrdt, S. Firemen Are Called To Automobile Blase KlkH Hold I*knic At 'Lando Springs One hundred Elks and their friends today were scheduled 'o attend a chicken barlwcue supper to Its- held at San l.ando Springs. Swimming, dsnring and other entertainment was on tha bill -<f recreation for the afternoon nnd late evening. Supper Is to be served at U:3Q o'clock. lionuH B o n d s Still Flow l*a«t Windows Of I'ostofficc H e r e A budget will have beeni - , ilj"!y Gan.sclma, of adopted hy Sept. When the in *"lT r U,",U h“« ,n hy the local ........ . BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Sept. II. turn ut fiscal year end*. ficr *inr«* the flmt Mir ru*h fol—147—Grixileil former slaves 1'iwinir the U«ue of (he rirtifigathered here today for an annual Joha Byrea Wight, 79. father Jubilea and to swap stories of yrs* of Henry Wight of thl* city, died I " . , sistant postmaster, said tixlay. tsryear. yesterday to Atlanta from hsart in c r e a s e In S a n lo r d It was estimated that upproxltrouble, aaaovdiag te an Aiaaclat■— ■ mutely |I30,(Mo In bonus bonds MORMON Gl'IDR FOR 31 YEARS *d Froaa tosgatih. Near y IS.WHI in governmenl have liet-n cashed here since they My- Wight waa a prominent SALT LAKE CITY, Rept. I I . - "baty bomU” have been sold due- Hive lieen in circulation. Nrar y Cairo, G#w taag oil grower aad a John B. fah r wh-> f»r t l ing the first half of September $300,000 worth Of the hoods weie part peu ldmit ef th* Gaorgia year* has been dropping pin* m from the Sanford postoffice, postal claimed by ex-seivice men in tho Stete AgrkuKuroJ Society. Ha piSanford vicinity. the rostrum to demanetrale the authorities reported today. oaoarad to th* development of th* Each certificate I* worth $."r0 famed arnuitks of the Mormon This figure wss a considerable taag *0 b daatry In Oaorgb aad tabernacle, his celebrated his 7Hth increase over the sales record for fare value, Mr. Harrison explainer!, far paaia waa regarded aa aa aMbirthday. A pin dreppad ran U> the month of August when less rThe maturity date is 1912 at which •tendta* farmer aad aa aathartty not at present told aay danger f-r T. Deane, on Geneva Avenue, be. heard through the vaat domed hall than 1500 of the securities were i time a small accumulation of inm agricwltar* to Goacgla, . _ tha United lUtea, ____ . fur* returning to Du a*din. purchased, __ _ __1 teres! ia payable. whkh ecata 5,M0 parse aa. Sanfontite’a Father S w onabi la Atlaata Nationalists among them were fleeing France rulhrr than fight •I•) *t h I*. M. and Thursday a! V A. M. Teachers' Examina- Chaa. Wert O f f e r s tk>M S c h e d u l e d Diamond Ring For Banfonl DeMoley members will •eaambb nt the Masonic Temple h ere On Thursday I n i t i a l V i c t o r Keserrations for th* affair MO hatag accepted by T. E. Simpaow, KIwants rhainaan af th* commu te* on srrangemsnts. Two ooeaalon of Sen. Loftin'* address wtU mark hla first vUU to lem toab County since taking 0 rent to th* U. 8. Senate. Members af th* Sanford Lions Club aad Rotary Club have been invited to hear the senator. Also th* City aad County Commlssloaa aad the County Bar Aaa*«Mten are offend the opportu­ nity af artiadtog. Too. those who arc not nfflUatod with any of m* argaalaatbaa may attend th* luncheew end If planning to do ■o should maka reservations witk Mr. Rlmpaaw. Socialists C h a r g e d With Trouble Stir In North A f r i c a Jewish New Year services, to commemorate the Jewish calendar year of MU7. will l* held here at the Community* Center YVedncs- toa'ght a t S o'clock to b y plan* for the coming year, it waa anFive thousand children, whllu Following Its custom of the patt teaThe ailUGon of problems of v|. aounetd today. and colored, todiy had picked up'sesrral year* The Herald will spun■ton can do much foe unruly chil­ first six day* of th* past weak, According to a statement Issued by F. E. Brigham, secretary for the Commission, ' TMroughout the state Friday, there wer* 33 rare of grapefruit Wing prepared for shipment. Briglam laid. Last year only Bt car­ loads had boon skipped up to Sept M. ' Brigham laid K shipment* are Not curtailed It may be necessary h r th* Coatrel Committee to limit th* total vehsma having Florida, ft# urged shipper* to cut down their pl&lng immediately, adding that th* committee la reluctant to preommend a volume prorate and Would do so only no a teat resort FRENCH" SAY FLAG* ISTONED BY REBELS' Services P l a n n e d F o r Observance O f Jewish New Y e a r V those cars went forward In the THE B06&—BUT! GANDOLFO, Italy, **l’<- It— (A*|—Pope I’iua XI b itrung, passionate tone* tdday gave hi* blessing lefor* the whole world to the militant defeaee again*! the -mad” force* of com* Wuum, declaring the** force* menaced, In tragic Spain and els*Where, -the very foundations ef all anler, all culture and all civlltalion,” The Holy father nevertheless Inv.ihed “jpecial love born of mer­ cy and compassion” for the Span* l*h persecutor* of bishops and Priest* and rilln! upon constituted authorities In all nation* to “op* po*c the** great evil* with every remedy and barrier that la poslib *.” Sa.lly h« foresaw utter rhao* If "those who have a duty in lit* matter do not hasten to repair the Dbk Powell ami Joan Blondrll, screen stars, are filing notice breach—If, indred, it ia nut alof Intentbn to wed at the Los Angeles marriage license bureau. Unde# California law It will be three daya before they ran obtain a license. The singing star and Mlaa Blundell gave no definite date for their nuptial*. (Associated Press Photo) €|TY NTEWS B Th* local* of Zan* C r y ’s "King of the Royal Mounted,” Twen­ tieth Century-Fox release, la th* primitive vastnesa, of Northwest Canada, Replete with spectacular action hlghllahted hy scenic grandtur, nnd hard-rldlng romance Inter­ spersed with fast-,hooting thrills, th* picture stars Robert Kent with Rosalind Keith and Atan .................. Dinehart featured at the head of Tobert Ta,lev's father -waa e a cast of Hollywood favorites. reentry doctor, who mad. Ft* can* on a bieytb, and war* a Wyoming ranchers in aavsrnl darby hat to s u b la b tho dig­ aaotbaa are waging w ,r agalmt ptalrb dega which thsy say nr* nity of hb ptamaiM . Nkk Grind* directed tha pro­ duction from Ih* screen play by Robert D. Andrew* and Joseph Pamplona Governor* G i v e n Control In. San Sehaatian Aa, Communists F l e a : PAIR I8F IR S T TO ilA K B ROUND TRIP extremely funny, white Warren Hull and Patriate Elite furnish tha romantic episodes that heap th* younger ab ates! af tha audiences agog with b taro at Mat that it U aU mmanr* and comedy, hewever, for there are pbnty af thrMb in tha pic­ ture when a band af hank bas­ te rapt to shoot ap the town. It dite go on a raiapaga and atrrrailns fnr the lovers to capture most unique situatbna imagitha desperadoes In oa* of the noble. Hull tloos a fine pbre of act­ ing, although the radio linger nover resorts to hoag. Mlaa Ellis also is execellent as hla spunky brkb. Herbert and Cavanaugh. ■< tha heaiieckad husband aad hb mousey filcnd - are scream*- It themselves, neither aver having donn better remedy work. Dorothy Vaughan b ■aacolKnt as tha virulent housewife wno hn.i a yen for th* long test Rob­ ert Gbcklor, who proves to hi Mugsy O’Banbn, leader af th* ibs p«redoes. Frank McDonald has dona n fine pbre of direetbn, bringing out nil the humor of the original pl(y by Martin Flavin. ' Two new hit senge, Mthorel by Hurry Akat and Rldncy Cla-v, arc featured In "Htar For A Night,” Twentieth Century-Fox hit. They are: “Over A Tup of'Coffee." "Down Aroun' M alika'W ar* Claire Trevor, , Jew* Dwrwall. Arline Judge, Evelyn V i able, J. Edward Bromberg, paan Jagger, Alan Din*hart and J oyce Comp­ ton nr* featured In "Star For A Night." MISS AMERICA* OF 1936! Night C U b Singer, n a fw lm l A ir­ Man Near Comple) ttato Of Ocean Hop SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK SUNDAY, MONDAY—“ My Man Godfrey/* co-starring WUIbm Powell and Carob Lombard. TUESDAY—"Lor* Begins At 20“ with Hugh Herbert, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY—Double feature, “Earth­ worm Tractor," starring Joe E. Brown, with June Trivial "The Devil'" Squadron," starring Richard Ulx. FRIDAY—Double feature. "Star for a Night,” with Claire Trevor and Jane Darwell, ami sprrlal return tnguvment af "Bullete or Ballots" with Edward C. Robinson. SATURDAY—Doubb feature. “King of the Royal Mount­ ed," with Robert Kent and Hma1i.i l K<ilh; "JuIlbri-uk," with Juno Travb, Craig keynolda. bv* and honor, nt least tempo, rarlly, for he breaks with Ut* poIlea and ostensibly becomes a ' criminal himself, |n order to gather Ih* evidence to break up n band of crook* su powerful that no ona bail aver been abb* U put tlM-fWrt ------ J Tho picture Is tha story af racketeers who are supposed to b# renpectabb society leaders, Tha children manage l» keep business men of wraith, pollup the pretense after the moth-r tic lam of high position and , - , ... _. h“ l- Thu arrives but when J. Edward bankers, men so well known that l,ta* nno sus|M-ets them.. . The"/ never' pWur*,V I based on I .aI story V j Jon­ Bromberg, an eya specialist, no _ . ■. S . . - 1L . . I— ! » l u s a,seas o f promises to restore tho mother's are soon with any of th« crooks aight by an operation, they re­ wha carry out their orders, but alist the gamo Is up unless they contact just one man In tha work­ can devise some sensational ruse. ing organizatbn, wha carries out Two new hit Mings are fen- their order* and delivers th* pro. tnreil In the produrlbn, which ceeda of their III rotten rains. war directed liy lewis Reilrr, un­ Tho itory Is hy Martin Mooney, der tho supervision of Executive the New York newspapermen Producer Kol M. Wurtirl. who exposed racketeering In tha newspapers, and was sent to ja» *lag saara Scareer, Kwhent fan -M-G-M. s s is r 'Lady Peace’ (Sighted Over Tear I t Jail North America For GnaEvaat A Macing automobile, owned by G. E English, yesterday afternoon brought thn City Fire Department into action at Geneva Avenue ami Melhinvil'r, While not estimating th* damagw to the vehicle, Chief Mack Cleve* land said the entire upholstery was luiir.nl. the top destroyed and thw paint cracked by th* heat. A defective electrical eonaec* lion was said to have been th* cause of thn fire. i FORMER HL.WFM MEET ‘Baby Bond' Sales r‘tc*in Jun' ’ Sl- Garrison. •»- LOCAL WEATHER' f«n. A i t r u * . r»b. AvafKfw it«r. A n r i f * Apr. A v « r » i« Mav Av*n «« JlfNM AVit. JU .r AVO. At .O. AVO. . �m&m gggX B E Sullivan Say a Thomtu h Good Information Sa ■hoppers going to Um m u b pnwpcet of always being a chandixlng center, the m erchuti became fanpatiout with viewing their empty stores a a i M i of n e t w e p t . ’n !lrtr . <* “ • “ ■ " c k a to t a l k . jtttta -Stag, rf HT !V*2 2I tte United town tried to get every merchant la shelves[g o o d s that would do credit to l also. The local bank went t h e n * 1 ■ r r 1; *»ja ta rormed of every dajrs tgogreee. • tao d eted stone with were thrown open to the public the c hand were unbelievable. Not « j p H stay at heme to do their buying but :i '•1 |• 11 •« already ssyiasn d dhaewt fm a I the New Deal hat hy many w tel bare so fbr oagpaitad I t It weald I not ha tas o a th la aay that a la m I majority of ths DsoMtrau la the] a n t Coagreaa wfl ha eager to gat rid of ths New Cast and tha radtcalf, sad ta ateke tha Pamorratt* party what It ew M awawlly ha new displgy counters, new fiitures and inside and outside log far a tart a sentence from a under, fbr ammpla, each a Preei-I lighting effects practically remade the looks of the busi­ (•rant ■prach of Mr. Tboau, at dent ai ea-Ooverwor Solth or Mr. ness section. * » Wilwtegton, Dai, aa reported hy Jamra I t Ooa, had they horn The merchants experiencing a new thrill of focmsed Ths Awoela tad Prow. Mr. T hiani business and spurred on by the new people their program Is dowrlhsd as saying that Ameri­ If Uw layahlkaaa wia the n a * was bringing to town. Intensified their seUag e u m S T ca la tha aast few yaana "w ll bo lug electloa, what will follow? Tha Sales were held, bargains were offend and big advertise­ (Urtod oa tha rood" to either So* Con:moolets ehargo Qn t i aer Law* or Tamtam. To that statements wore carried In the newspapers. The results of the ctaliem oao might awoat provided whole campaign w m that Cambridge U today a city of moat thw af American pnii- nappy merchants, who have found the way not only to it ha pat la a different way. I ■pals la eatlmnic.i n» compete on even term* with big city merchants in neigh­ 'would aay that at this moawat R la thla a ■nffirt>>m boring towns but surpass them, and whose tills are over- fo rm aad ponoaa puahlng Aawrt'own rich, aad cooId sat aspect pro­ ca toward Sociallam, and thooe ( a ta war about? tection that might Involve confVt. poshing America toward Fascism, Sanction wna prompt. Protest* are more alive ead energetic than ares* nt auch n policy, and tha the forces which tend ta hold ■tala department followed gjt up America to Its traditional pattern with n warning that thia governof society aad government. Bat I meat la no tenao was relieving Thr Iartlon Board meets this week and public Inter­ do not eacludo the possibility of Spain of rcaponalbllity for safety est I* strongly centered on thl* group of men who will say America rtmalntog as It is, wHh Iof Americana in tha revolt area. ram 1*1 government of It lay whether or not certain criminal* wlU be released before h i m modification. But the gesture bad been made. their prison term* have expired. The Tarndt Times *eea le t u, look st tlw iltuatloa in * te> leovd nn InviUtlun tv The refusal of major nation* to nartaaa newspaper corre­ this public Interest nnd the publicity given to the meeting term* of tha political parti** in bait Japan’* at ride* into Chinn thl* campaign, W« can dlamU* Uw c t te leave th* Country, It a* having u salutary effect oh the Board. and Britain’* claming and ncr|ul“WitMgead public protest* against the secret Jail de- formal Communist parly. Ntilhar Ms sffonao waa that he told vacant hand in dealing with Uw of I hew will g*t mon than a few •th, which to Muaaollnl is Ivory by the Pardon Board last June have had a good ef­ IMte moat despicable crime*. fect in lit least one respect,” *ay* the Times editorial hundred thousand votes. 1 doubt If Mr. Thomas aspects more, and writer. Thia Wash I fw tlall season la about la "The Board members, In preparation fo» next week's 1 doubt if Candidate Browder of • d r e way. Th# air will bt session—nt which it seems virtually the entire population | the Communist party expect* SPECIAL [more. If s new form af aocioty I wMh pigiklaa. Th# player* Bach Crystal CoMate to Amorican — titte r t a yards of skin, and (how of Florida’* prisons will appeal for release—have given th° coma* ko Tom Btwrhota county Judges nnd prosecutor* an opportunity to express racialism or its oppiaite, fas­ ■Msmpt to pick tha sure wincism — with a few year* Will gat skinned. It will not come through aay of Ibo parties formally dedicated wlicio ill'sjn)l'i.lo criminals were sunt uiv. for felonlcjv.ar'i to a new order. It will coma have served only u small fraction of their senter.:.s. With­ Ithrough Trait* format loa uTmie~gT out such publicity many of these dangerous crooks might both of tha two old parties. The only poaaibit outevnw of hath parti** gilt Ruiny full again slip through the fingers of tha law. Misplaced clem­ tha ejection neat November to ency which frers a hardened criminal before he hM served Itemocritic victory or Republican any considerable |mrt of his sentence Is one of the worst victory, It in common for opponvnt* 'A HtlU brown nnd white rat obstacles modern law enforcement has to face. It is dif­ of Mr. RooHVelt to say Out ficult enough for prosecutors to get convictions in the ■MV Is tte recipient nf a gob) Democratic victory would mean MW aa a tribute for heroism lu •om* variety of socla’litia. This U t a t a g tte sleeping occupant* of fensn nnd stupidity among Jurors to combat, and tha far front neeeaaarily true. Mr. Mwalag teas*. We wonder If a wholesale granting of |iardon* and paroles can have noth-1 Rooaavtlt la not, consciously, a M l (hop wouldn’t hava bran Ing but u disheartening effect on the officers of the courts I comm uni. t. Certainly bo la sot a IMB appreciated? in |M?rformuncu of their sworn duty to administer justice. | fascist, Jla has not, coniriously, Jsr baa about reached Ibu hi hi# varhal attack* on Kuc­ her* bo will bsw to um) prot M bo wants to multi) any MADISON, Whu ■opt te— I (#>—Unprecedented aapuaoloo d library fecllitlra (or Wisconsin** MM to include fiction sad roe* national reading MnUrtals has bees undortshra by Uw Male Board of Coat re1 with plsss t o employ a**ni of 340 BraiUe tram- " I t is well, therefore, to note how much attention Is almod toward dictatorship. Tnw, iH’ing given to tha matter of candor and openness for *om* of the airpa taken during hla the coming scsmIoii hy Ihe State officials who comprise | administration haw led toward n the Pardon Board. Tallahassee evidently has learned that ' “ aged social urder. And it might the Inst sour itcrformuncc of this hotly stirred a deep and w*Jj “• ***1 snathor Baosavalt ad■VWi'W IntllKnatlon ,m aIk . r e g iS g S tiJ f * ------------------------------------ • — SINCLAIR FOOTBALL RADIO CONTEST Don’t Fall To Got Your Entry Blanks At RAY FOX SINCLAIR BUPRI SERVICE STATION Use Hosier A Gay’e high grade products, and give hating beauty to your home.—It’s a good investment. tiUnley-Roffera Hardwire Co PHONE 475 Laundry |lhl* I* not nraasaatUy trua. Within Mr. Booaavatt's circla, rd American ^ p a l j craft, SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO ■ OM WDndrr how secure * c | radical advisers. Mr. Roosavilt by ha when our first line of doMr. and Mrs A. T. Itumclter of Kept. 0 at CartsravUI*, Us. Us baa|temperament prefers theso adI la suajrcud to this sort of Kasl Kanfurd have gon« into town bran named Samuel W*U, Jr. Mc.| vlaera to Iho conaorvatlvo tomI* t daring praca time. to reaide in their MignolU Ava- ^ T u t. nradfnrd will return to P * D*mocratie party. If Mr. , „ _ _, , Hanford st W M rty date. I * » - • ! • < « .»d « Wr Mppmann aaya American i«rt onlr ,^ c*1 advisers continue to have sjwnld taka with a grain Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Edward* 8PECIAL8 LARGE LIMEADE wHJi chary......... 5c Double Dip ICE CREAM SODA....... Die (An* riSMV) HOT DOG A large glam Buttermilk lie ( S r r j r A Strawberry 8UNDAB ... ....15e iMI aU atwi- which -11 tte 11------1. 1— . j Iscom| awt of Europe thaw days. “U I paklie does not wish to bo takIsv a rid* in Europo, it had UtI t a ka up it* mind to bo from M art when it reads tbo news, it that applies not only to the BA hat te tte Urge glib, mcloMaMla latarpretatioiB o f that Mb I m**a Uw_ announcement* It war is inevitable, that tha B A K E D H A M 8 A N D W 1 C H ( o r ...........l i e l showdown in at hand, Ihe fiAtaageddoo of communism n aa fiurtsn, «r of liberal d»Mtary vareua autocracy. Tho*« Istyralatioiia nr* nothing but th) tils crle* of th* European propfsada machine, and there i* no t a wig tte American pcoplu Safa submit to being bambouited r saaimunlit ramlidata for ■t Is finding It difficult “PICK A WINNER” i hla Men* before the CONTEST WU-L BE ■> Although ho S'hodal'd to apeak In At- HELD THI8 YEAR a dtlegallon of Atlanta aa was oa band to oaa that **rh coataatant must visit tha ft try. Whoa ho arrived la Wart Jawslry store sad secure tha -In psasab hi* doctrine* bo “bay” ward which must bo writ­ ten oa Mr. Wert’s udvertisumcal la the epos* reserved for the same. Both th* guesting chart and Mr. Wart's ad (property fUlud te) mate ho turned la at Tte Hamid offtaa or te tte mail before S E N . Fri­ day of sash week. Only Saturday T he. JEWELER Isckty’i Tire Sbep POTATO SALAD on Lettuce-..... - lie Broukfost Jk Lunch. Sotvod Kvtry Day Got The Beat For L om Monos Ai sr, earn* to town on horseback to aea a airaus poreA*. Mis te n t, catching sight of an akphaat, reared aad ttea fell bach, daad. Ipaoa waa severely injured. 'kay" word. Upon entering Watt'd store con- DIKB IN rU N IBA L PABUMI toaUnta will te giraa a tlig ol pa­ JERSEY cmr, N. J, Sept, u per bearing a word. That ward Is -(A^—Jama* Fallon, 14, wan la the “hoy" ward aad no ta* also cm us* it. Alan oa th* slip of poper |J- McNulty, when ho waa atrtchaa will appear a somber. Thia smabor |» i‘h a heart attack aad died ye*, simply mesas that aa mash sign Itorday, Patton’s mother asked lfahl* asm* *a a cermpoadfaw nans- Nolly la haadta funeral anara*- H ftth'a S m ile! When yew drive late our ateUon, whether you went water or gaeoUne, wt greet you with • smile horanso we appreciate your vahte petrora G U L F SE R V IC E 114 P v k Ay* iritpeait* �; ; r x ? ry •k. ,*. ■ • -‘ -’ i a w in g w * w n Women's College P lu s General School Outline. And Penonal ~ h ^ T f f w u S iS * 3 -TU11 -I? T * * * 2 . " 7 " - 7 7 . T T * . .essent \ 3 T m * - lta I T .il, tT J 3 mT F l a r t * . l £ 3 U 3 7 am aTe* Calendar Following the n fu lti meeting of the ChriatlM Society of the Caag - _.«i------ T z T?m K^d m i 0*!*m l^ h a v a * Louisa Nicksl, Rath and Clara Mslsch, Emaatlna Maa*. Ircas, Marian, and l a k f U a d a W , Jana Gantt, Ma/joria Ballaid. MUdred Kagan of Jachaaavlila, Mrs. J, B. Ballard. Harald Herbst. Fred Bender, Robert Stark, Billy Vlhlew. Gordon Coffin, and Herbert Thun ton. • ret*, the former fictional fc.lag , waMa and breathes, talks and feels aad lavas. Every player always • > M * far that k M af a part. "Godfrey' la that sort af 'flesh and Weed* character. Ha appeared ta ka aaa when I read the script. Then when 1 starved to portray him, 1 M l that ha aad I were walking aregad the set together like Siam, aaa tw in." William f t well stars with Carale Lombard In Universal's "My Maa Godfrey," which opened at tko Rita Theater on Sunday. "After I read tho scree* plsy af "My Maa Godfrey" 1 thought ' about Jtow ha would act, speak, mills I bow ha would look at pco. pH, stand before tbeni, walk . Serosa a room; haw bo would show Ma humor *m| humanness. 1 fig­ ured oot what sort of a fallow ho . was, what hla breeding would be, what h* know; what hla prefertacaa sad background were. When 1 felt Hurt I wnt thoroughly oeJ gualnted wllh "Godfrey," I began to hapersansta hla rharsetsr and risked a y oww. 1 ate, slept and jMkaamad 'Godfrey* ontil I was '-'V -1 Goagory La Cava dtracted "My Man Godfrey." The cait supporting t WklHam Powell aad Carol* l/>mj tatd Includes Alice Brsdy, Gall f f ttr M . Jsan Dtvon, Eugene Pali IMs sad Alan Mawbray. Mias Msry Dlghton. who plans to lea*s tomorrow to eater the Art Institute of Chicago, inter talned a few friends with a Ma­ nor party Saturday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. aad Mm 8. R. Dlghton, West Twentieth Street. Dinner was served from tho din­ ing room tsble which was eve*, lalnd with a pineapple linen cloth and centered with a bowl of pfask rotes end agendum. Other garde* flower* adorned the living mows of the home. Those present were: Mr. aad Mrs. Henry Douglass, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Cherry. Mr. and Mrs, A. K. Powers, the Misses Csmllla Dans, Alice Wahl of Orlando, Elisabeth Rollins. Mary Dightan. aad George Thurston, Fred Stanley aad Roy Frank Symss, Jr. FredDaifferyJr. Wedi F l o r e n c e Gillnple The following announcement, taken from a recent issue of the Tamps Tribunn will be of Interest to a number of Sanford friends; "Mrs. Florence GilleefRe aad Frederick Btsin Dalger, J r , were quietly married Friday, Aug. f t at the Bartow Presbyterian ChaPtk. The Rev. Ted Jones, paster, of­ ficiated. “Mrs. Dalger Is the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Q. Jones of Ar­ menia Avenue and her Husband I* the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Dalger of IW1 Ran Nicholas Street. The couple will reside at tH o Mohawk Avenue. Mr. Dslger Is associated with Rears, Roebuck ami Company." , Four IntegratedCoursea Aunounccd For 1930-37 S c h e d u l e H fgi, SI* p Mn M N rth f visitors p in ^ on# ■*»*• *nd whisper, almost 1 ALLAHASNFF, Sept. 14— la k rep in . with modem education trends, Flrriaia State College for Women thin week will launch • program of renrral eduration • • outlined In It* revised rurrieutum adopted latt fall afte r a two* year »tu<Y- t ..t *~ ’T ™ ^ * * * “ *w nr. "romeatlT*1* r a S l *Me <me M Atl •* **•*•» *"*•"» »*••» Grata Mocked by Patricio'* toother » “ "**• fur * j w ^»«IU o- (a oho ocono Warren, the hood-1J" ,*II°**' ^ row ****•" toim aarna grocery .to r. clerk, • • < « £ * « ■"< rrta l* -MotlMr to Wired by Deeetttt, »°u Mr> •* fitting sequel to tko Vaughn* t W l M w t Reek »<e- *** j**j. Of**?’* C«will. Had wet kart, her hanyaehad husband and Ral|w t T“^ , _ , W »•other member. *4 the famttr. I ” » * « • Taylor*. rescue ot them that she h»« wMtad bar It is etiquette on the lot that life he net marryine a mythical one does not stare at Garbo. One Harold McCauley whom ah* an- r'.nces eererlly. even though the dwtra with ail lb* virtaaa wt Ika heart ha la the throat, or took* the wanly aa*. 0»**w arty aa die approaches. On* The redoublabls llaU flaelly "»»t not ewknrraaa Garbo, aver, awawgea to itral.hten things oak, And vet, when It cornea time far and leaves for his honey nsaa, her closed car to draw up before after tipping the poor little: ,,oor “f Blag. R|, there I* nseagtianhad out Hugh to be n MM; *nr »■ uacammon number af f ir once and assert himself. Ha ’ workers who Gad themselves with hate* to do It. but he taaangae te urgent business la the vicinity, get up courage to put kts fee* The other day a young woman on the parlor Uhl* and blew km in mak*.*p, garbed In early Amarlbacm smoke right into hi* wffFi can rostaw**. stood near the stse* best curtains. H* knows ka has ertranea with the olhera. Ah* Mrs. Alina Moiclcy nnd Mrs. heard the leak of Harold Me- «■** do* ea tier own *t P. but ary L> Mkroag have retui e-d Cauley, who ia Robert Gleahkar, «h* had arrived at T:!M to be on am Daytona Reich when- il*/ playing under the dwrartar time for thta. So she was .vtsiutlng oat a Raw weeks. _______ ■ ■ ■ ■ -----there, waiting—hat let Joan Craw... 1— ------ ford. Garb* fan, tell hr* on a . Sundown Storfca Miss Geaavsae Wells has re. tamed from Ulosmfteid, N. J, abaca aha speak fear months at< taadtag Waaisr* Uaiea School. Mr. sad Mr*. ¥■ L. Miller, J r , of Jacksonville ■» the guest* for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ridge, Mayfhlr. Mr. aad Mrs. Julias Dingfstdsr and child ran, Margaret aad Simon, her* return*d from Hat Springs, Ark, aad other points where they spent the summer. • - j slds tho lot there ii • n n r «ir of m V ** • * » twittmy *Un*g»pher or of. ,k * »lri •* »* Kress aaclalm* n. a , MARI so s a y GRAHAM ( ja s lls ia anMMlM * * tU1° **• Garbo one* In By MPRHMM , h|)ff hl(l|n.. ^ a “Oh, dwep, sheep, chscyt dM R * a glimpse af her in nearly a year he cried. I know It sosnd* trite, hut she is “You poor little ehtcky," <«aihij s wsys an Inspiration. Mr*, gaseko, a* she picked kiw M saw her car coming, and th«n up and put him back SB Mr. 1 became nervous. I trial tv hi Iv Quacks'* shoulder. “Yea weren't my arcltement, but I am* afraid hurt, ware you T Ok M, foetaaate- H would show In my far.*. I hell Jy yeu fell wher* the grass ia Mac • rewspeper before my fam -an d and the ground soft It flight sa i l »brn I took It down, the wss lr>. you for a bit, didn't it f Mr. Qaaako. r'ne. I had missed scslnl'' you'd better go wort siewty. j It i» •» o*l mmmentxrr on The ehicksn was soothed by the Gsrho thst other star* -r.uny of ton# of Mrs. Quacko'a nice. Th*P »k*" »"0^ ‘H*n »h* nt tbe Mrs. Otto Behmsbl and dsughtara, Mbs La era Rchmchl and Mia* Mary Elisabeth Rchmebl, raturaad yesterday ftam Daytona Reach whar* lhay speat the sum- The cotter* ofitc tally opened today with Freshmen Weak, Classes beglnlng Sept. Hist. The revlird curriculum, whl.h applie* to the flrat two year* uf colter* work, teek* to glv* the student u brooder renerml back* Jrrotind for her foundation work [before the student 1* called upon I to select the major subject hi (which she wish** to ipecialla*. The renrral education program will incluile only freihmen Uda year. Four integrated and required courses In biological, physical, and social sciences and In "bamanltie*" will be offered In tba general education program which Is effective in alt division* of the college except the School • ( Music. Fields which tho Integrated An eatertlsfilst who stylid Mmtslf "Tho Phantom" thrsatsnsd t* courses include are; Ulological harm Luey Bounder* (teft» and Klsanor Young, New York dtbutjnlss, Sciences—botany, i onlogy, phys­ tsalssa 1 10.000 wore left St a lonsly spot on Long Island. Ftdtral ics nnd bacteriology; Physical f a t a posing as hiun-hiksrs. drunks and roadsulr lovers frequented Sciences - physics, cheailatry, ma­ the rendesvou* and arrsitrd a youth who gavt hit nsms as William in no my. and other subject*; RaJ. Butler of Brooklyn. (Assoclslcd Pros Photo) <ml Science* — sociology, w e nomics, geography, history and bo 1* merrier there d.iyv; nr (J ir - 1 An rxi'crlw nl is undwr any n<‘»r political science; “ Hum* nit i**’’— Ktutllsh, art, philosophy, and labv hat overcome shyness to lb) ex­ I'lciin-nnli'ii, Calif., to ilt'lcrmiiiu I t e i , music appreciation. if flux will grow in thu locality. tent that she Iris exlrit vv-lih her rehearse; or Gnr'«» h«v fn- Ilriiril it tin- larisett state in Summer heat set off a fire alarm nt San lose, Calif., Industrial plant. vitcu H.iotl Itslhhone, h-r Katenin South AmrHrti. tf ''Anna Karenmu." to vivl'. op her set, et cetera. To all tvf which the lemly ''-*o whi.t?" it not sufficient nn-ucr fnt fiirbo remains the only t ’.vie a iiitsr whesa very moo.lt 'n.tke tew*. *e ^ a ll And the bulletin* conMnoe: (Ji I BQUJPOU1K rm.L ON TOUR SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. II— (AP>—A dott-kooso that rost • <488.000 to build, proper*v of Coliota Moore, film star, wss dieplayed here arcentiy. It haa been The Great Southern desert ef viewed In FT tlllan by m>ir» than Arabia, about 300.000 square mi ce, was crossed for the first (law by a non-Moslem In 1030-81. The First Triumph 01 The New Notion Picture Season ^And It’s A Scream < 0 w d g o / F O R I N I C O C K -E Y JD IS T s / ^ ‘ ^ H U M tY fc a .W H O U W O M B I Him Lassie* Mays sf Goldsboro, N. C„ aad WiafltU Thompson «f Chri*field, Md, rater Bed ham* t*. day after spending the wsob-end her* wttk Mr. aaa Mrs. T. I, O'Conner aad Miss Patsye O'Con­ nor, SIR Park Avaaaa. Mr. aad Mrs. L. F. Boyle rrturned Bssaday from lanirrns. 8. C. whore they spent a few days. Tlley wars accompanleil by their daughters, Lillian, Dial Gray, aad Rse* Coke Boyle, who had hams visiting their grandmother, Mrs. A. Dial Gray, RILEY’S IB U i t h r u S E P T . 1 7 t h , 1 9 3 6 Ecoaoaiy QaaNly D o w i i a n t Feacy Wcoleca Mmadsd Steaks D epartm ent M Western Href Ik 3T>c Steaks Ik 17Vac Baal (U is oe qRk) f/ Freak* or lb. 15c Veal Chopa Ik 19c Bologna 3 Lh*. Fresh Mullet lk 8c Hamburger 25c Fresh Dveoaed Heiw t, lk 1 1 tr 1 - < • 11 Choke Wester* Chork 23c Roast lk 15c S ta n d a r d neo-angle bath Yellow TALLAHASBBK, Rept. Ik— IA P )—The State Prises Rur»si was notified last week George Barker, 33, ah# saaapsil re­ cently from Bsod Camp No. 3 near Artpoka, Rad Rasa re­ captured by s m g guards ia Ibe vicinity. Barker was earring a scalene* frvm Bradfor*! County for breaking aad eaterU f. M m a fa H v l.d W a* • g a .v tssa s, > U i t TimcK To-NIgfct O N I O N S 3 Ibn. Delkrioun (jrinei* Goltlt’n A P P L E S 3 lb s . . Californis LEMONS dJx..... : ... homes. Your Mutter Plumber ran tell you the coat, tu lji vim tiled ‘SlanilaPiT Plumbing Futures to ‘}iuJvnT iV o.,li(i« IL lb U nh Uvwir v a J f t l t n a p l c S L i u t r t.mrljin Ka.l & T )III KI.'S no need lo "mop up" after a shower ^ in the ”^ tn itd n rd " Neo-Angle Hath. You can splash all you p lta sc . , . lurn on the water full force. . . enjoy a new battling th rill. . . with­ out getting water on the floor. The diagonal bathing compartment, which It at long a t the usual built-in tub and six inches wider, irovidcs not only a rounty shower, but every lulli­ ng feature that appeals to the whole family. Scats in two opposite corners ate convenient fur safe, carefree bathing, foot baths and even a sitting shower hath. W ith its exclusive advantages, the *£lam f<m r NTo-Angle Hath is still within reach of small E nuiifi, arrange financing on F tiA terms and fur■iitlr the skilled workmanship so necessary to sailsfactory service and health protection. Call your Master Plumber today. H e will bo glad lo give you complete information without obligation. " Y m r Fumitj'i lh J ib it M im/nrUHt la nt^lut. Il it m tntial ib jl you tu) I'lumfang h \iurn [rtm M aiiir Plumkri, ll i m n h it iftiJifiiJ bj Training and Exfrtu i*tI la im un Ihahb Prtiulnn." S t a n d a r d < $ a it it a t d PITTSBURGH, PA. Dfvfsiun uf Am erican Radiator A Standard S a n ita ry C orporation C o �" v r -T '■ i '1' ' , . ...........- ..... .... ■ — -m w ) w * . > i « .» . l .n , » - « ■►■•- i*l* s M g ~ VI MOWA( Hi. H { ? * ' ■ . ‘It ? p p w M w w f lM i^ < fjy m Ninth liming Rally Nett Victory For Tallahattte 1 T M A t Om -A I Ai T i M o re * T» A acbat Cttjr T# Pity Wat’s Football r > . ; •• or; ; • • ~ 3e -^LTA lLA B A M lU t, i S»*t. U— | A n c u lM ttly 1IM Pick The Winner p*noiu C o n test C anute cam* I witan##4 Um UrlRteg p M . Tokara aa off*9 i N half *t UM otetli te- M ; M m y la 8 t I a n yratoriay if tm to t Aufuatte* TwaBay. •ten will M m Um It. Aurusttea m Toeeday, T-^ la Um aMoml n Vedaaeday aad Theraday and the yroeldad aaere M l Um arete* lU iM iaf tea me will ret here for the game* neat elalk aa . . .-i.tfM ^'tM paaA local akortotop, ■atardby aad In addition to karllag sraso,M A n M Um cyrnk wMck m ! o h W t wmalat rally wfcca ka da- tiaaal ball, dotload alao waa the M a w n Jo . DoUkh, wIM batting atar of the game, driv­ ing eat three alagiea la four C 'O ra, wHk Um tytag r m Freak trlya to the ylate. Fltagerald, WaMa, T*Bahre in third boa#- It. Aagoaiae coaterflelder, relflee atUM, Ml to okort aad RaayoM Jected three hlta la Mka waa aa flirt, raced all Um temyta. doayaad and Aawral were the ,.« ay to third aa McGowan’* . I p a la l i n t aad tkaa trotted only Tallakaaaea playera able to 'kMBar wkea Sayaate threw wild kit aafoly IF tktrd. ‘tflM vaaM waa aly-aad-taak ta rn atari to flalak, the aeore T H E S T A N D I N G S _ l>*M tied aa three occasions, the ' flHMa Jamyed late aa early • aeOTN ATLANTIC LIAOUI ... , W I. IV.. the arere tied again, I'aluniliua ] J uv | ] .,m aad aaw their Jarkxinvlll* vtM*reor*o a*M tt. whea Iwladell 4’ftlnn.ku* I, -la. kaumlll. I, lie Ina Imom raa aeer the dia- m<«e«i. Qi m i T m Iav M l Arid wall. .The Chyttab, kawever, yaaked -J»rl*M«UI> ■« I'oluml.iia. la tka aereath on NATIONAL LIAOUI 'W u beeoa aa bolls, hi two alagiea N ,t Turk *| u m . i«ui> n u .M l la d kaottad tka ka arere at M rtikaen I* it U4 • Marray klaated eat a home Ftttol.iirsk n 14 .M l tk 11 la tka tact half of the (‘liwlnnatl .«V« a lM tt it IM Three alaglra gave the Ik llniohlrn I* il .111 Irka raytared latorday'a l*hll#4»l|ihl# 4* kl .3mD Vkktareoy*e NekeN. tyaa er, 4-t, tka lead again a-1: i m n i-e. t y ' the aiath Inning, bat the <inrin**ii pin.tun* i-i: pt>n«kit>Ku j-t. OR* rare* hark to yrodaca their Hraoklr* a-T; f’hkar. >■» 0-1: HI. laiuls 4-t. " ' rally la regalar Freak N*w TortAamae Tadau l1Mk#.u*h al NAME __ ADDRESS SELECT FROM THE ENTIRE NATION. TEN COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES! TO BE FLAYED THIS SATURDAY IN THE SPACE BELOW—LIST YOUR TEN GAMES- WITH YOUF^CHOICE OK THE WINNERS IN THE PROPER COLUMN. W IN N E R 1 ..... s ..... ••••••#••••••#••••##•••••«••••.#••# s ...... 4 ..... 5 ..... • ..... 1 .... H __ ••••••••##•••••••••••••#••#•••••••• § ...... 10 .. n 2 1 M IS E R ..... ...................... - ....... —— .... S ..... fi ........................... y ............................................. H *..... 9 ....... Ill ... —ALSOfiUESS THE CORRECT SCORE OF THE NEXT DUKE CAME: SCORE SCORE DUKE vs. DAVIDSON R U L E S !. Clip tM§ •fitlr* chart including the advartiMmcnt im> mhtfiHltl/ Htlhw. F irtl Halt* III pernon, at Wert # Jewelr/ Stor* and itcure IH« tRiordB. or price* o te n w ry to complht* tho adver• Ithomtnt. Thin m ini bt dont in erdrr to qual I f in IHo cunthtt. T M tower wht qualify—Ott more chjncH thtrt la ft win. 3. M ike your ten eeUtlion* at rtqu re d abcv«. 2. »t*la4#t|»hla. « i. to*lag n mChicago al Brooklyn. the Relate although Cincinnati at lloaton aeaaaUoaal ball for H I. I hmrIr a | New York. a ll Malaga. He relieved Vania AMIfllCAN L IA O U I with the beaee leaded and none IV I W I. 'la the ftrat Inning, held the N»w Tnrk *5 41 Ml 511 7« I I <nik*r> to on# run, and then ni­ WiaMnffon (4 .M l n cely two hlta and _ ____ -.riwveluml 71 I I .Ml J i t il for the nett fire Inntnga.I'iMnu 71 M ,M» 1 71 71 Ralal. younded l^wntwr J II .1*7 »t atari teg hurler for the pkiue-teklo .315 II V n l H i v ' a R r iv ll. ; for three hlta and two l l e r e l e M L I ; |tUI«d*-tpkta I I la tka fla tte n in g but ware V o w York U t l L J U . V 'H ll* 7-1 J woU la *KSaT until the fifth Itrialon 7: |Mf*»ir 4. when three hlta gave Ihem two WfllhlnfliHI Hi rhlt-Rin. both IHfltra Mere talllee. Rwlndell hit hi* prigI jH.n#d mOinlid ll T r4« t heme run la the firat of the Wdehlnflnit «l rh ltd l'i, 3 lanien IW«(or hI VMrnlt M b with no oao on hear. I-».*»• Olhrm m»l a rh H u M . ary waa Jerked for a ylneh hit­ ler la the aeventh and Earl AIBOlTNRRtl AMATIITlOl \v i ka; lealnr yltcher In Saturday's Pi-i .All AI la hi t i t :« credit for the NHRhvllld* .ATI tfl f I .AH ■ 10 I IMrmlRfham 1 _ 4. InHHPt Ih e M o f t t fo r Ih # O I J K I L 100 M ^ctnl umII be counted at a perfect tcure. Bach of tho above rulet (not. 1 and 4) will ccunt at V) percent. i Q im e a s e p tc ifltd . T h o p e r w n cu bneittin g tho m o tt n u m ber of c o rre c t w in * n#rt aril r'le nr !*<*»• n*cfo<( tca r# w in e, Th% ht.k bwttbwN an m u it i#e e iln e r m d iled or bre u g h f to T h o H e r a ld a ffic o not lo to r th a n 3 o’clo ck F n d a y o ft. •rnoo n procoding tho t a t u r d a y g atn at...................................... Hue Waek the First Prize *25 DIAMOND N O T Ii ie t a u t e Plorida doei not play thic weelf wo aro tubctituting tho Duho panto In Part 2 r f tho contott. % ••. 'V-; r>* " "■ •V l B g SPORT CHATS By JIMMY CHAPMAN U f a Yah Waayl gent te this city and county. Maay a tear te ahed each fall Wild and Wrely! by promlklng young iportewritUp in New York yesterday, *r», who In tk o ir cnlbu.sla.nm. tk* boys from S t Louis engaged berem* over aaaioua to prove in a tooth for toenail battle their ability aa aporta foreciatcre with the Jraguedeeding Giants and try their hand at picking In a fight for supremacy In the winner* te thee* week-end foot­ senior circuit. Remarkable v.as ball tut*. Ihe way the crvwtla turned out Football farj and relf-stylcd Now, this p aper b giving for the battle, with mor* Ilian prognostica­ 50,000 being turned away from dope aiperte of thl* section will three 'drug *tor» who. .crowd bi afforded an opportunity thia tor*,'' .. . . .around . .,tho the gates, after 65,000 fans had packed in the giounda for the fall and -Inter In try tk.tr .kill « S u ° " . f 2 . ™ ter .0 1 ! ^ battle of centuries. major college at .electing winner, and.predict. football ° ’games, m*i° f CO,,W a chance to Yes, It waa oP DUiy who ing *roie* of Ihe nilloa’a leading prove their ability at picking came through for the third lime football games each week-end winners and predicting scores, In thrre days, to put tha Card* through The Herald’* a*pkk-tlH- and wo aspect to sre more than back In the pennant rare with winn»rH ronlcat, which will begin one self-styled dope espert fall a victory in th# last game. Had with the scaaon’a opening gam:* down te woe Hid shed leurs for they dropped that final gamo of Saturday. his apparent Ignorance In pick­ the twin bill after losing the Prliee will be offered to winneri ing the wrong team. first, they would have been in f­ What a pleasure It will be to initely out of th« pennant race, in Ihe contest each week and the contest I* e i pec ted te arouse ua to ae* those, who like so well but as It is they still have a Intimidate • sportiwrlter chance to overcome the fourmure interest among local grid to ten* than any other local con- after he has made a tew week­ game lead now anjoytd by the will be chanked each week, and end bomrs, down and out be­ New Yorkera. failed to como Again w# would like to point •tore merchant* of this city will cause Duka In their game with out that DUiy pitches two attempt to give prises which will through Interest and attract more partici­ Davidson or because dear oP games to Carl llubbeU’t one and Slwash failed to go down in do- pulls Innumerou* contests out of pant* in the contest each week. (tear* tn be played over the na­ feat for the 122nd straight time. the fire by hla splendid relief 8o, Homer Little, S. A. II. burling, whi.h we would say tion this week-end are as follow#: Duke vs Davidson; Citadel vs Wilkinson. Bill Palmer awl u places him among the Immor­ Newlerry; North Carolina 8tnt* ffw oiher champion prupnotica- tal* in the world of baseball. All due credit must be given v« Eton; Portland v* Pacific Uni. tors around here, prepare lo \.-rally; Xavier v» Transyhani*; meet thou fate, for Ihe lime will lo those rough house guy* from come when your pre-game pre- Ihe Midwrst for thiy have un­ Oklahoma A. and M. vt Edmond dlctlona will fall thorugh. doubtedly kept Ihe National Teachers; Testa A. and 1. va Rlcj; Regardless of the woes whlrh 1-eague race alive with Interest Jordan va Oshkosh Tracbere; ran ba had aa • result of a for the |iast three seasons, all South Carolina v* Ersklnet South plck-the-wlnner contest, it I# of which went toward* (lacking Dakota State v* Guatavus most certainly a deckled plen*- Ihe crowds through the turn­ Adolphus; St. Norb*r|va St, Mary; ure to know that you picked a stile* to bring more cash into Howard Payne va f e n * Chrte- team ta win that waa doped to the hat. tian; Dickinson va Army Medical; lore by thrre touchdowns, so aft­ There Is no doubt but what Rhode Island v* American Int.; er all, this contest has It* up* thos# youngsters are the most Xavier (New Orleans) v* Jarvte; aa w*U ai It haa It* downs, all { Interesting nine te the major V. M. I. vs Wofford. of which goes to make It more leagues, for they supply pep. I>u* Also, Aberdeen Teachen vs interesting to the ladies and gin- mor and color that no other Ellrndal* Teachers; Catawba va tlemen of the sporting conlln- team In decades haa given lo Ihe Cullawhe* Teachen; Centenary v# “great American pastime." loulstena Normal; Clemaon va va Daniel Baser; Huron v* Valley Cl a Joey Repeat 7 Prrsuyterlan; Davls-Elkina | a City Teachera.; Kansaa Wesleyan What we would like to know, Lang.ey Field; Duluth k.sellers ts va Sterling; Loyola (Los Angeles) I* just how strong is this guy Wlncna Teachers; Emory-llenry v* va California Tech; McPherson vsi AI Ettore, who meets Joe IojuI# Randolph-Macon; Jonesboro Teach­ Emporia Teachers^ Mercer v:r 1in a 15 round struggle on Sept.i ers vs Southwestern; Kentucky va Statesboro, Ga. Teachers; Midland! 22. Should he gain a victory Maryville; King va Tvnn. Weilyva Yanktown; Minot Teachers «#} over the Drown Bomber he will an; Mi.alssippl va Tann. Weily. Spearfish Teachers. 1gain a high place in Ihe heavy­ ally; Monmouth Teachers vs IJnAlso, Morris If array va Mar­ weight ranks, whlrh would place field) V. P. I. vs Koanoka; W. Vir­ shall; No. Dakota State v* Oma­ him In line for a battle with ginia va Wayneaturg; Winnipeg ha; Oklahoma Baptist v* Murriy Jimmy Braddock. Rugby v# Concordia. Agri.; Pacific Lutheran v* Fort AI'.o, „Anpienliio vs ,,Rich­ Lcwb; St Ambrose v* DuhvJc; S*. _ Schorl . mond; Demldjl Teachers a. Moor-. Thom„ v, North , )aknta. ...... .. head Teachers; Hi.ilinitt* Jr. v .i|,l(lkc, , v< Sintu K>1 ttta% lapcov* your skla Relieve the Ink Monmouth; Csnyon Teacher# v*,v* Texas Wesleyan; low* (Vntrnl tauoa o f pimples sad blotch** with Panhandle A. and M.; Carthage va vs Grinnall; Jamestown vs Align i. rew diteg, irlaatlbrillT medlretid Darlington Jr.; Chillicothe Dus. vs lana; Spring Hill v* Troy TrarhMl.sourl “II”; College of Idaho vn ers; San Bernardino v# G'rndnlu A.Dion Teachers; llanl-SImmuii. Jr.; Southcwestern va Victoria. List Of G uica To Be Played Saturday. la filven For Selectioa CardsGain Evea Break In Twin Bill With Giants Record Crowd ’Watch W a y Pitch Superb Ball ToGmlnVictory NEW YORK, Sept. 1 4 .-W 7 Amid the tumult and the roar of the mightiest crewd aver to wit­ ness a National League baseball game, an overflow crowd of 64,. 417 that packed th* Polo Ground* to th* rafters, th* Ieague-leading Giants aplit a spectacular double­ header yesterday with their fore­ most challengers, the SL LouU Cardinal*. Rushing to the rescue of tile fal­ tering Roy Parmelre la the eighth Inning of the final game, the great Diiay Dean aavrd an even brruk for th* crippled “Gaa House Gang-’ after Ih* Giants had pinned their rare back with an 8-4 victory In the opener, with th* aid of two homer* by Mai Ott. Dean, pitching in hi* third gamo" In two straight days, turned back the home tram with the tying run on second base In each of the last two Inning*. Hla brilliant relief job protected a one-run margin, clinched a 4-3 decision for tbn Cardinals what waa due mainly to Johnny Mlie’a homer with two on. and kept alive what’* left of tho furious pennant battle. The crowd overflowed every available bit af seating or stand­ ing room te th* entire park. Dosena among the 15,000 standee* sought perchea in th* steel girders. Gates to the Polo Ground* were closed shortly after 11 A. M.‘, near­ ly three hour* before the first game. Police estimated nearly 50.­ 000 person* were turned away. Thousands remained In the vicinity of the park, getting th* returns on the rebound. “Old Dll'* was a trifle wild from 'iver-work but In the gathering twl. light hi* fast basil was difficult to #ee and harder to hit. SORE EYES * LOOKYOURBEST er Reslnol WUan was ar* sea* la f la a a i te fe c le g ' a a slt or unk rue* / 1 s t l l a l a g frees rasas, a lew *re| Allas*, re la w Ills r .is u s e e are w a n e >1. os* ere* te assfe . a r e are e ls * w M as (at te paavaal as** eves. Hast a I bore si aa Uaaaa. ts cates a 1 •I 77 Ill'N e tr (H dtn .Ml 71 . .run 1« tie UM , tied the acorn In the Knelt villa* .41A AI AT .41* AI *1 U n r ead puahed acroa* two tel- PHa I lAnnofA «A H .«• via teat of the keVahth. MvmpkU Y M U r liy ,a AtHultd. otn*r to the center I-AJ l'hHllHn«M.«a 1*1. wall knotted the arora in AlUmtH 5: l4lmtlr»iH*nt 3 * mm# «"»|i 4; Nnahvlll# I. eighth before both team* put Now OHfhrh I : K i»a « vMI# I leer on their ninth Inning relHee. M il tarn# mini. AUo Don’t Forget that the Boy O r Girl Student • Now Leaving For School Will A ppreciate m o st a W a t c h From W ert’s w ith R M I YOU! WATCH repaired COLORED WOMAN want* job by one whe really known how doing laundry. Ethel (telnet, TPe E. Sth Bt. A A g g a .* “Mag. Ave. II rtom ach ACID. OAH I »— A yutaM N te 1m Rent. FAINfl, INDIGESTION relle«td * * Got Free aample doctor’* FOUR. ROOM furnUhed apart­ ment. W. L. Cooper, phone 720. “ Udga, a t MdteynLaney’a Drug Rterea. IFUKNIHIIKD 4-ROOM IIOUftK. Dealrable. AUo Apt. Cor. E. 2nd A Locuat. lak k o n . FOR RENT furnUhed 3 bedroom houae. Good location. ITurno 122-R for appointment. FRESH~MILKING~llol*Ute cow, 140. M4 locust. Mike Sauk. Twalva-lnvh harbor guns at Fuit Nicaragua discourage* the Im- ready being ahuwn in London. Me. (04 locuat, Mlk* Raua. “Black-Draujrht I h Purely Vegetable” FOE BALE) Uaad Kelrlnator elaetrie refrigerator. Almost —What Dora H u t Mean? tw unit. |M- Eaay term*, (tea A great many things can aral AppUaaca Co. rau*« lonatipatlon ami there are MISSIONARY Strawberry plant*. Grew* f n « northern alack. Rag Packard. Pbore 414-W. HYPO HI-TEST tractor foal. 10c par gaBteL Sinclair Refining Co., Saaford. WE HAVE several _ used electric refrigerators at low ID WOMAN wants job aa H lne aad liberal term*. Call at Mall day. Haaa Mitchell,1Hill Hardware Co* lac. Phone 53. FOR SALE: RIM. I 1-2 t..n Rtadabakar track. Geadruaniag read!Oao. Hauled five ten* from Dayton, Ohio ta Sanford. Apply P. a >*a 157. ’ LAOIS QUANTITY USED celltag aad S a 4’a far sale. 0Mb ______ __ many remedies to relieve It, hut potelbly none more popular than th* “vagelabl*’’ laxative*. Among theae, Black-Draught ta outetanding. In Ita manufac­ ture, leaves of a certain plant are used, and th# roots of cer­ tain others. These are dried so they will kr«-n without preeervaUvea. , . no other chemical change from ta# way they grew In “f'othc- Nature’s medicine garden.** By iM r being finely ground, the digestive syetem ex­ tract* the active medicine right where It U aeyded. Conitlpxtkm la relieved. Black-Draught b so economical that a 28-rent package average# upwards ef IS dost*— Adv, h)i*<!art'*V.i TNKVM m i » m . im m o w .. . r e u . teihuu . ------------11---------------I -------- ------------- -‘■ n ^ -1 ^ MALARIA A* Dm Y Id Malsita Mar Rxrartlagiknhaailhan teaakoaw madaarawra edU*. Taka th* H iB U r FRESH QaTtele. Ubc remMaallna of lute lew toak Iran. The qufadw kina THEY’RE DOUBLY F R I I N Every package ie wrapped la 2 iackete ol du Mfkeel Rwabty : ... ? s .A • T H I V 'R E DOURLY O U A R A N T I I R . Smoke luM • oi 9 * CoW‘ ••#*44 **+ yoti’rw mot Mora Uu b pleated, mail ue the rem aining 10d«areU es w itlua 3° ^yaeJthudtee and well revvdyou A,,||, the pne, you paid lor tiu lul package, pim t " * lalKtba hi the bleed. The km taM H W e teitate aad h*b* SartRy UbM Uwthar “ t - * At tha I re r e J r e P. L O R IL L A 8 D C O M P A N Y , l a c . (RetM+ed 1 7 6 0 ) k . 119 Weel 40th S t r e e t . . . . New York Cdy teiMk U Msluk take OreelhltelMw* CMS Tank. Better stfl tab* R i t e S dartre Ih* MolaHa maaaTto w SdeS ^ d b a a r e G r e r e h T te e ^ C M T ^ - Miaix Txuresa CMI Tteie M e * kMM l 'l t l/ | III.i h * I ! H I I I* .Ill ' f ■n \ I 1 il DOUBLE-MELLOW I \ i n I I *» * IHM HI 1 ( l I I l ) *M A N t i tfu-iii r apt HDV rnro FACTORY FRFSH 1 Cty To Plan Water Plant Improvement Speakers Urge Im­ New York Times portance Of Aid­ B e r t a Germans ing P a r t y Candi­ ■ p o n a t b l e For dates In November Raids On Madrid ip PAT PATTERSON The City Commliwlon to­ day had under advisement n plan for the eatablUhment of an improved municipal water system. j Representative* of sever­ al firm* dealing in problems related to water supply nppeered last night before the B o a rd nnd sugirested changes te the local system and th* coat of such change*. The representative of a com petty which for 14 years hat dealt with municipal water pnd> lent* offered a flat rate of *'•<>'> for a complete survey of tin* Sanford system to culm'nntc in aa exhaustive report xml rrrnnt mrndatlnn* for Improvemtntt. Th* n-presentativn, who hail Mies walcr-rnftening niulpmrnl aakl that In the event the Com­ mission saw fit t<» employ hi# firm for any engineering work grovjng from Ihe survey, the 1600 fee would apply on the ad­ ditional work. It waa explained that San­ ford water contains Iron and •alphur bacteria, a fact which occasionally causes local hydrunte to produce red water. * Paul Stein, with two associate, proposed a thorough inspection af th* water plant -Hh Ihe P m te *Ww of making certain power dad v*mp chawre*. If* pointed out that at pre*, rat on* 15-horscpower motor is 1 supplying one-half of the city’s - water, while u I0 hor*e|mvur engine Is supplying Ihe other half. . Mr. Stein attributed the power loo* tn the use of air-lift pump* on the mote powerful motor, while a highly efficient ccntelfugal pump is employed on Ih* wesker engine. The three advocated the aboli­ tion of the air-lift device* mol recommended the suh.tUiilion of centrifugal pumps for gn-Vcr •fficicncy and economy. At tho conclusion of their ( xplanations, a pries »f SIJI75 rn« placed before the Commission lu cover the purchase of suffi.-ient power generntors and «nnip» for Ut* realixaiion of the proposed changes. For aoms time Ihe commission haa been considering the pinlil*m of producing Its own power at th* local water plant, rather than buy electricity from the power company. -4 — V. Maxwell Ballty Thomas, 20, a former resident of I’aola, dies! jJi'' Monday in Galnrsvillr, it was re­ ported here today. Funeral aervicra and interment are scheduled to be held in Sil­ ver Ink* Cemetery at I I*. M. Wrdnrsday with the lire. H. F. Grafywn officiating. Erickson Kuncral Home In in charge. Pallbeareri aro Morris Imdgr, Edwiii Pridgen Clifford Thomas, Robert Jama*, Fred Jamrs and Cassl* Spiny. Mr, Thomas had spent most of Ms life te Paolo, although he had bran residing in Gainesville for Surviving are |h* mother, Mrs. Burning ar0 the mother, Mrs. Susan Thomas of Fanis; a sister, Mrs. Floyd Ellis'of Winter Park; and five brothers, James Thom aa and Lr-tcr Thomas of Dr■srewl, )V. II. Thomas of Sanford, R. J. Thomas of llinton. Va., and llocac* Thomas of 1*1010. LUCIANO LOSES PLATTSBURGH, N. Y.. Sept. 15.—IN’)—('faulty Judge Th‘/m< P. Croak# ti’rncd down Charles "Lucky" Luciano’a bkl for free, •fern yreterday. Counsel for th* (•rarer New York City vice-overj lard naaounceH l«at*dia(rly (hit Lucians’# ronvicilon would be ap• pawed aa<l th* eofditutinnality • of tb* law under which It waa obtete*d would b« challenged. . S B !' Irving O. Thalbrrg SANTA MONICA. Calif. Sept. 18.—W1)—Irving Thalberg, 37yenr-uld motion pletur# priNlucer and husband of Norma Shearer, died suddenly here late yestrrday of loliar pneumonia which de­ veloped from a slight cold. Agriculture Unit To Hold Annual Confab Thursday Club WliTNominate Officers To Serve For Coming Year More than 50 Itemorreta, many from outlying arcliuns of the Coun­ ty. last night attended the first msjor political meeting of the presidential campaign year. Tha session was held In the Court House. Three local speakers, headed by Gar and W. Spencer, featured th* night’s program. Mr. Spencer, In s brief address, pointed out that the Koosevflt Ad­ ministration has spent 297 millions of dollars in Florida within th* last thrre and one-half year* In an effort to hasten th* return of prosperity. Further, he declared, the ex­ penditure and the Administration has assisted farmer and home-own­ ers and replaced confidence in hanking house* by Insurance of de­ posit*. Judge James G. Sharon reiterated Mr. Spencer’s remarks, sibling that the Democrat’* farm program h.*d ■Ions ronuldershlo to bolster Ihe •ntlre economic situation of tho United States. S. A. B. Wilkinson *tre*«ed the necessity of encouraging support of the party’s ticket and urged tho attendance of Seminole Democrat# at the Or'ando rally scheduled Friday night. Fred Cone, gule-r natorial nominee, ami other prom t aoilao#* «•> raw# Tkr#» One of Seminole County's oldest nml ino*t effective farm organiza­ tion* will hold it* regular annual meeting in the auditorium of the local high school building, when Ihe Semino'e County Agriculture Association meets there at 8 p'slock Thursday night Announcenii-nt of the meeting wu* made today by Alex R. John­ son, secretutj of the o u-nr/v^i n. I According to Mr. Johnson, tu.inv.s to come before the group will con­ sist of a re|>ort of the past year's activities and nomination and (lec­ tion of officers fur the ensuing year. I’rcscnt officers of the Associa­ tion are, F. F. It >rner, president; Henry Nickel, first vlro-preslilent; Charles Dunn, second vice-presi­ dent; Henry Thurston, treasuiu; and Alex It. Johnson, secretary. Member* of the board of direc­ tor* In-side the officer* a n ; George llulme*. J. J. Dolly, C. F. Ilranan. It. U. Chapman, John Meisrh, Sr., Ilex Packard, Gus Schnmh, Itoy Frank Synies, Sr., and George Witmcr. Though the organization ha* been practically Inactive for the past few month*, Mr. John*on pointed out that it was through the effort* of this group lhat Ihe first State Farmer’s Wholes*!* Market wa* secured for this city. The agriculture association spon­ sored a movement to obtain the market and plan* were laid for It’s construct ion by them, with final approval being received at Talla­ hassee. An attempt will be made at ihe meeting lo reorganise the group anil have It to become actively en­ gaged in the farm work of this county. . A ap4-ei.il invitation to all farmer* lo attend the meeting wax issued by Mr. Johnson. As determined Rebel soldiers were marching toward Madrid to­ day, Spain’* Fascist commanderIn-cklsf, General Francisco Fraico, was reported to have pledged 13,­ 000 mor* men for an attack, on th* capital of the Socialist gov­ ernment. Madrid leaders Ihcmsrlirs made th# announcement, -aying It Waa learned from s Ri-bd deserter. Th# government contended It was successfully checking fadvsnrr- on several battle front* hat th* Rrbcls, apparently securely established In the north and ex­ treme south of Spain, claimed they are preparing for a grnrral move­ ment on MuIrbL The New York Times, in n ills, patch from a correspondent at C«icere*, Spain, reported the town had ITen “made into n gigantic nlr base filed with German nvlstnrs." The correspondent claimed Ger­ man flier* nre responsible for all recent Rebel victories nnd had Iwen making sucre*.ful air raids on Ma­ drid. lie said reporters who learned about the German* hail been Im­ prisoned or killed. German alrmrn, Ihe Time* story said, made n > prenlense of wear­ ing Spanl-h uniform* bernu*# the field I* carefully guarded. The correspondent said flier* “camber into their plane* and take*off op­ enly." N T M I tm 27 4 | *One Third Of Sen­ tence* P h r a s e Ih Cited lly Governor A§ Group Convene* GOP Standard Ilearef T a k e s Governor's F i g h t By 40,000 Ballot* In M a i n e TAI.I.AIIAHSKE, Sept. Ig. -The Staff Cordon Itonnl t«» day clamiMil down on tho gonoral trio that it would not cwti^klrr drmency niiplicatiomc unlmn |»t »**un«*rn have nrrvod at Irani onethinl of thrir wntrnrm. Inivrrnor 8h«dtx# iM.aid (h airman, announ«o«l (ho tuli* n« tho ho4id 0|*rin(I .i m'ih unnii.'l m*arIoii with apjToMmaUI) l.'hNl ap|Hal« h rfoio it. LANDONITKS GET :i SEATS IN HOUSE [America Watches As Five. Staten Hol d. Primary Flections It. va# l<«Klslnl rm a Stmlving IIn- Itcpulillculf viitury in Maim’, thi* notion TK« lluard n h o doriilrd it |»r«’pnr« <1 tmlay for tho usu­ Would n«*t announve any of it-v al "|i >#t niortom", of tho action* until tin* nr bn ion in coin* A fa n ta stic lalo i f a ^foreign argument thut ph’t’tl. ‘’AnnouncuimnU in power*' plot t » 4 i *iiio i i u i I o K in j ftirioiia ra*c* will hi* made u it Inn .'ID h!d\vnrd o f t2ri*a! R n ta in \\.n told lireahs out every four yvRM day< i%inI nil action* vaiI'*«I»c tin lu court .it l.oiitfoii l*v tSoorgo A n ­ Iji* to how far the Pine Treo no i men | B lim illa n n iiK ly ," tho ti row McMlIloU (;|ImVO| Will WUA slate re .siili can lie wmaitl# fiovctnor «nitl. 1Rcntrvtred 1 • a >* it m priiuin u|M»a em l a "weather vane” of Thl« llllr lviolii.il *1 fi%4* It|t|d|- ronvh’tiori *»f i»r.••In* ing u rvY(dvo.* uatj.n-wiile I'te.siileiilial Hun- Thuddeu* t'ickrn* (above), 21, secretary to the late Mrs, Anna I’owrrll t'rnokshank. 78, wa* held n* a material witness while Lo* Angeles police sought lo determine whether itiluml causes brought death to the wealthy woman who hud named the youth the major beneficiary in I er will. (Associat- rattoM lontd ) on tot day to roni mutt* death vrntcnrrh ti* ltf«* im I l’re«* Photo) primnment. Twenty -two |»iiwi»nom •enDnccd from Sendnido rminty an* nniomr Ih tho innmtrN of tho State Prison Farm w Iio -h* n|»|i|iratioii« f*»r i*tomi*in |io Imftti|# i hi* llrtaid. ruder th,- Itoaid'H ruling, tho Huge Rattler Taken Near Here# Donated To Zoo following |*eixoii«, who •*with Intent t •• aU rnt III'* M iiJe » ly H in the ro l(d u u tii I |d«*ti I tliro w ing un ul(u t ut 4 «*n-«itiit i **m 11ill. (A F(H'iatcd I ' l i ”** I ’li to| ii|>|di«’«| Diamond Ring - Prize , *'uunJk KUll,y,uf ''•‘,inIK mm* A w a i. t# s gw Sanfordite I n Football Contest a- possible. Mr. Wert’* |25 prize will be given lo Ihe person who win* ami the Ititz Thratrr will donate si# individual tickets tv *« many per­ son* ranking nrarrst Ih* winner. Another mrdienl doctor wa* All chart* must he in Th* Herald added to the list of professional office not later than 5 o'clock Frimen of this city today, when Dr. <day afternoon. Thomai F. McDaniel, a graduate of the Emory University Medical School two years ngo, came hero lo take over the practice enjoyed by Dr. II. D. Smith, who is resting in * Jacksonville hospital on ac­ count of III health. The Salvation Army today had Sanford’s now M. II. I* s nalivj at Atlanta, Go., where he ws.gra.Tf“r * > “»'< P«ruated from Boy’s High School,- an I ly lo he given for Mr. and Mr*. anil later attended Emory Univer­ Rurn* nf luik* Mary tomorrow. Person, who wl,h to as*i,t in sity in that city, lie received hi* regular college degree in 1930, the affair ar# urged to give a and hi* Doctor of Medirine de­ pound of any kind of food to th* delivered gree in 19-14, following two years couple. Gifu may of Intrrneihlp, one on X-Ray at at the Burn* horn* or dropped at th* Grady Hospital in Atlanta the Army hradquartcr, on Kart and another in th* Tity Hospital Second Street. If wa, reported that Mr. Burns at Macon, Gs. Th* Doctor and Mr*. McDaniel, ha, been confined lo bed for who will join him here later in tha some time. Mr*. Burn* I, a crip­ week, arc residing at the le f . ple. tarnation# of clothing will also Her Apartments at I2I5 Magno­ he accepted for the couple, Army lia Avenue. headquarters announced. U. H. CONSUL HONORED Sulvution Army T o Hold 'Pound Party’ F o r County Couple EM M VACATION FELT II AM, Middlesex. Eng land. Sept. 15.—(Ah—King Ed­ ward VIII landed at the air­ drome here at 6:M P. M. yes­ terday, returning from hi* mid­ European vacation. V u t i n nf Maine rho«e a puldicnn govciim r to Hucrml thw I N-mt'crjitic inctunlM’nt, ic c lc it n l n lU p u h liim i H inator uftor A do !• rnrr and gate all thrrt* Yacht Facilities To Be Improved At Local Docks City Clerk To Open Registration Rooks For Primary Vote Managing Disorderly House# Other Charges Flood Docket In Weekly Session ____ ______ Of Municipal Court With the “pick-theAnriner" con­ test on in it* second day of the new season Interest is somewhat lagging and thus* In charge ut this feature are quick to point out that while fan# hav# always wait­ ed until the second or third week of the football season to show any considerable desire to “pick-tbeWinner they, nevertheless, shout. take advantage of ('has. Weil's unusual offer of a %'i‘t diamond ring prize. Realizing that most of the foot­ ball game, of the opening week would te probable set-ups and that very few would be of intrrest out­ side their immediate neighbor­ hood The Herald printrd a com­ plete list of all games to lie played Saturday In yeeterdsy’s paper. Fan- are urged to secure copies of Monday's paper and chim«e their “pick-the-wlnner" list a* quickly Iintent. of the ita tc ’w Bcutu in the llouaw ••f U c p ii ititativcH to KupuM ka tf. I l i f i.4 u gain of two Con« tfioui ficAti for tin* party# It wa* dawn tod.iy lefo ro I h l • (n atorial content U l m v n R*piihlitun b< lu lo r W allace ||# W h it e ,, J r . , an.I I'e m o rra lie Guv■m o r l,.u i* J. Ilra n a was (Itn d i’il. W h ite won !•> ulaiul S.4HI0 \otc-. ^ for parthm^ from Sem inole Iter- of the largest rnttl..-.dikes ever rupturt-d. nearly j Founty, Kill n«»i U» »t»n»idcn d Thoman Ogtc«h>, com ic tod of eight fe.t long, wa* on display ntiird* r ; llo ra io Row land, run today in M'lniripnl Zoo. vlctrd of Rooond degrro n iu rd o i. The reptile wa* brought in by 1.00 |tiiki-4, rioiYicti’d of loldte’ix , I uniiit Hal, a stale cattle inF il M c ' u II oul’ I i , lonviiTrd of -• * •|wetnr. after five men hurl 1 1 wiii O HarrowRcpuliliiRn# ond d* giro m u rd er; J*>tni tint struggled to securely bind nml vin, it»n>ictfil of hn'iHiil d i 'j i n drel attift F. Ilnndd Hullord* rage llu- highland poisoner, rapm urder; Floyd llm te r, i-onvt t id j In iiKH-iat, for Ihe giivrm o m h lp tutcrl nerr here. of Ja m i i j o f j| h im • • Inn »••• h\ uior«« II m i i IR.IMHI voti*n. Uprotod •••foiniii* flli’llltl - for Some fear wa, expies-rd that llotk. ro n virtrd of fluR'liiur int i:« puhlican.-* won thrro n*nthe prize may not live long, n lU c llu u ;; and V. K. I ’ouglu o >4*(lltH wlinli mil/ %i -it L'li ''in li.il m m U Oj iwiiittalMilUlC due to the |H*euliar tiait of rus­ ro n vU lcd of «*ruh«*tslemi‘fit Muliici|»ii| NV luii I H o le liadN. tle-nuke* to refrain from rul­ it’d io'l night h\ tlo i »!• Five tatiN hold printRry r|t<* ing while in raptivily. tioti’i today and wen* wntrhnl 1 1 1 lot .lied | i j to \\ Tb# huge AIShr was |l» -ed tliKt h . I l «v are Mwt-uaihUHoiU# for I'ultmi' iiovoral Mtt higan, New II iiUfthilc, W iB ’* in a !>#> cage with unother of the (dd Suwannee hi* kind. The m-we-t arrival, at i on -in and New \iifk . n di iv m ' t Inhi m though half hi* luttle* were af . .f Ii kiiickr.l t.ff dnrirt'j his rap lure, sang tlirouglio.it the night Mkoiglitoli. -•ip lilt* ml un.l continued hi, up not«n..u« Its without n license, I. J. Irby, buzzing wel into the day. •tlCl’t**. (KOI •I * it that -topping negro, wa* fined f.10 nr sentenced .••••nt b u g I- .t -----;| itncipal wharf h.i\» m* fato »|»vnd 25 day* in jail when he' I he t Ify t 4*11111 1 Ii.fi w ill # to Which I h •X .1lid st, .11 S« ii Hcid t M. I-oft in will nr« »*« igrufcned yesterday before ••mi le W cdtii’iila ) night f i iun> (•« t I’ d 111 v i* t.itiiorrow at the A tln nth l Municipal Judge Miller. •ci iot ini|Hirtunt di cijiiBiori f b ik Ir a n i l.ain-4iii \ o.i-M Line I lefNtt at 10; III A. George Burton,1also colored, the I'.t'id .’If iiiu iiiiii .il budgi I. w Ullthoi l/.ed to op* ii to million* the S.in fo ld Kivvanil drew a fine of |lu or a 20 ilny pri*. » •♦••*»» Irtisik oil Hi III *| *b t'lu h at niNUi on sentence after having been con­ The wiathi'r: |.nlly r|..i#ly lo .1 l',d i’ » firim iirv ••bition Mt-mliera of llie civil* club will Municip.i r ili* * r it i« ‘*« I im Iuv Inn victed of operating a disorderly *i NiivciiiIh • in* ft the Senator wtlli a motor* te n ta tiv e ly :ign» d tn the m rap night un.I Me in .-.lay, •cuttc house. llu- It..i*d alio Mlcd $ til ll-llt i mb* and drive In* nml Ills p a rt/ shuwi-i, W<-<|ne-.lay. I d ., * Gary Gibson, negro churg.d pifig . f ull pn*-t nt c ity trn ffn nv'- ,.,«Hliwei| FI. i| hi i |iu,)|y ,|. '••• o ffn * pan bv till’ 11 s. uiouitil the city, allowing th « with speeding, wa* assessed a $10 llbitioiK mnl ndvtKMti'd tbtir Itonight un.l Weiine.ilay. I un lit adm iiii fla t Inii*. TI point t of interent. fine or given the alternative of wilting in nil effort to tun t n ••■inly w ill I ••• a I,I*,I to •*•»••d A drive ovi r Lake Short n' rti t win wVo ii spending 20 day* in jail. A •pet-d­ ditioiij* wliub dnl not (‘li lnc»day')» tides U , lloulevanl id*** i.** ulnduled. lu u* um tlo i >,u |i wu point* tin* cun on t law*, wi cn* mmlo. I ing charge aguinrt J. W. Altman lllllt t ill’ I ot till #1*IIf«III hiwunian- tmluy i vpreni»ei| m Among tlii* propoM’ii ••ed chang rhungo<* i* . ^ nml ’2 VA P \| . high drew a $.1 fine or n 10-day jnil it Io fI Ull, A M. and h |s |* \| Him l-e llu i • a i i I., Hi f that mute Ih hi | ihi would tbc inxtitution t I mi onlinamc i» term, inlh of which were soapendadditional lonclieon i t Illllsf hr (*• iitti n*| tomorrow \ tt i|iiiring p-nking liplitN and .» tail «t t ill A M Mid MtM esl, I if tlo fd ln v s an* to e- the Mayfutr lloUT. Si»echi| mu light on vchivIcN parked out*nlr I*. M Moon i i - i * ,it (i n| \ M John Troutman, colored, charged the i* m S infood 111. Mlllt I, Il'iC *nat ( ntcitainniciit is to In* pru* ami M’tn at ii |7 p M. • district of till* 4 ItV with drunkenness, wa* fined $.'■ ' • e l in i i»> Mill ami ■i. \ tiled l») Itngi-r Wester UI mI h U Municipal Judge Miller ba pr * • or remanded to jail for ten day*. • t *4 lit \i ad, Ituiblii William T. A*.int ..f Ja, k .,M . oichentra Similar charge, agalnrt Edna la- - po#»d a "traffic Bchool" !•• whhli **ills-, un.l Mi** \ • mu M. I’nl>..,.| >lit loud. < rn\ and ........ Beset vatuuis fi*r the nffaiP wou il t«* Hint tI mmi* win vnd.ile of St. Augustine were dismissed. ».bd the 1,44I I "i Daytiinu ibu.lt wen- isiiuiv Ih made through T. K, traffic lawn. •, d pint Disorderly conduct • allegation* I..I III- . I l l IliniM. to we,| here Vclei.ljy iii it 11ii I S 11it 11vim, t Iimi r iii.i ii of llie Com* AImi iimb r conxidcratioii i* * nir.img lo ie<-..r,|, i„ U,.- ,,rii. •• ...I I I against Ralph Dunwoody, black, | finite,- on u tiwtigcineitlii. i i i ' m | i *| traffic ordin4iii*i* wbnli tin • ..IIIII. I- l"ll •lib. •••! a I A ll |tt* #«| , iv ie ilutis, iiirm ber* resulted in the payment of a t <>f County Jmlgc j.mie, i; |..o line, while Ihe same charge odgul I.’. S. Mepar mint of Safety i nk oil. til.. ■tlo !.ii»d.i nf tin* 1’itv and t s.unly t'oiiitnU* M o b il „ II.. against Jerlcne • Milton, colored, ing to have adopted by ull Ann r|( at I . I , io'i« and tio* County B a r ,Vi* fund drew an assessment of $o or a ban inuuieipalitii’*. -iN ialioti have I k ’i n in v iU d H I, WI. |4 d to pun Im 10-day pri-on sentence. in m Sen. I a-ft in apeak. ( I44««t If at lo <t nts t a« Two sentence* totaling i'.ii day, pair lb inihoud spur lie were handed to Nrdom Pin-, t. no ii •I ' • t I ii Plant gro, charged with hhvlng l«-en \iitbo t -it mn un wr drunk and di-orderly and u i-ting ■I foi lit* t ( till ' f •I Ilf .* 4 arrest. Both were suspend. I. Ta es o f camping lift* un.l camp tli*' watei works' fm>d > Five dollar* each in fine* or ten IVa. li.Ts’ . suminalion* for alt A ft e r n .l.ling assrnt to u -I .le­ • n trrta im m n t ocdipud tlo fU'i'il •lays in jail were pronounml by nient thit the “Flori.la liq.ior .t lundic n iK-riod i.f Sanfm ,| |j , •Va' • l Will kt lliipiiv • Ntint g . uf i> itifuul.'s will (••’ hrbl * lei k I-i to'oil w in t i t n f l 11. .r .lay in th*- library ||L I K the Judg* In tho cases of Frank nation i* getting nut nf eonti I.- ta rla m tuday. to ,.|!| fo, bills 4,1, | wu41 I mi** . I h i . r Milton and Wilson Miner, both the City torn mission last n ig .' High Sell....I | bi,4l*ijrf, "Hack** Kcrgustin. votid tb, U ♦ ••in* •m b fur llm mu I I aii'l • ....111v Sn|Hrmtcn.l.nt r. W. law*' rolorrd, charger) with di-. r Icily •lefm r.l ii|.|.rovul nf two rrqu.-I > •uin|M*r (,f the r u n , ut ( ‘amp \\ u „. •-*•••! it, pa I tioetit s, conduct. ion -iii.i today. for lirenses to rell win# an.l i»-r Iltt BCRSOn# told (lull till’ll l n , *,f I be Bnatd upptoteil i wtiling Jamr* Gainers wa* fined tin for until lirrnsing mrthoils of other ... 1 tlir routine fo I*•v%* . I lit th'* f.i I.. , , than is-ft uiqilirants ar# »*« nil iiiunieip.d in-niaiiet* pulll |l*H alrgatlon* that he conducted him­ nlci|.alitles )... t. .1 l.i -lii.i l Hi.- ti-st*. Mr. law Flori.la cfaul.l be V4»nti, Vfdusia county outing p i ••xpiring l h i . | self improperly. Imii ■•x|i|ain..l. •tu.liml. A Hiring rpm rtrl comp,.-,-,! ,,f A1-.. u|i|>i«v..l wu Hi ••xi*t Sam Mitchell, negro, paid <*• for TI..- vxniiiination# wilt ipiallf/ H \V. Shannon, Dave Sbanu n. • ity 4’b-tk F’rnnk S. Iam < .*i ............. il junk ja.'l in ili. ;oo in it i n it f » to m erpt jo I n i in S e r il* improper parking. was instrurteil III I ...k into the -1*4 k M artin nnd M ill M artin pr • ii|.irk on Elm Ai'iiui* * lung Eleven other cates docketed by note County sc Ii '-o I b. M iam i situation w here it w .i, re v i*b d musical M-h’ctl »n*. Itoy I rutin Ih* police were continued until |.orte.| that o.me al.-oho| licenser. lam l Ir o n .Stririiiu y< r gave •!»..-1 * as m* Ctfy oidinni . wu-, vi.duted and llie estaldi ion nt lid rot A houth it, 71. ntnrF# Monday. Mi ! talks I»n the out-«if-i Im .ih , |.ro.|.ire.l rss m u e h u i 41.IHM). I h culm* nliji, imn.ilili* cutting her third M l le t . IVof. Herman M rri • wa/ in The .'To M|i|> iralinns on which! t barge of the program. ..f te. a. Imn was .lelave.1 Ih -I night wenPresident II. ||. |'o| m* limn.i!ft4. | s.lhm ilte.l by l(. S. Murray o f |:i* Negro Draws Stiff Fine" For Alcoholic Operation Dr. T. F. McDaniel SetM ITp Practice In Ioocal O f f i c e MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Sept. 15.—(A1)—Fletcher Warren, Unit­ ed States cnnacl and secretary of th* legation here. ,w»« decorated yesterday for hi, herosim during an uprUing. Kwtabltehed In 190.H McMahon Nation Begins 50Democrats [Rebel* Pledg Held In Death Probe CleiD6D!Cy Rllle Convicted ItarcH ‘Plot’ On King Attend First <25.000 Extrds ’Post Mortem’ Tightened By County Rally For Kg Drive On Vote Count Pardon Board PRODUCER DIES 8URVEY~OF LOCAL SYSTEM PROPOSED Sanford In The Only Central V Florida City Affording Kail H h lk w a f t And Wuter Transportation > EANfORP, YLOjUPA# ^TUEHDAY. HEPTEMBER IS. 1W6 Substitution Of Cen­ trifugal *P u m p n , For Air-Uft Do• v l c e n Advocated ConuRiMion Consid­ ers P r o b l e m Of Power Production Sforalft A N IN D E P K N U B N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R T 0 U J M 1 XXV If Ulrla Hlcyclea—at Roarcrans, f a Iif., were unlhnlwred portatinn of foreign merchandise. 4 wlU M i l you this summer for tho first timo in Stanley-Roger* Hard Ileach wrap* tor IU37 are al­ It yaais for target practice. FREIII MILKING IfoUteln cow. ______ Maxwell Thomas. 20* W w In Gainesville; Funeral Wednesday W E R T - The Jeweler AND war* Co. > (5«i to Wort’n nml Ht-curo tin* “Key" word. Write thld word in the n|«ce uInivi* ami aetul Ibin ml with your chart to The lleralil Office. . Claeeified Advertitemente ! The Key Word Ih ( Sty* H , IW i Over Saints Pkk-The-Winer Cooteet Will Be Opened Satorday RING Hii Itlta Thttitr** 11« krtn Mill itl»«t U- tcT\* it lit i.i**- a#f ||*-«t 11»*- firvt h M r liirite-t! In will Ire- «l* a l.ar#*1 tlie winner Th»- t>ii*a Kiiihetdiil will I m* (If m|>|m *| Inin Hri «»ne| |tlite i lc. • 1 MOWPAT, g W Even Series With 7 To BanST ■ 1 B A H fO tD R f l U L f t B A M V m U |*y Chapman To Confer Manonic DegrocH CITY NEWS BRIEFS Kiwani.s M o t o read© To Show Sen. IxrftiA Sights About County; I t o t u r y Listens To Commission Studies Ta l e H Of Camping I, i (| o r Licensing Routine At Winona .MethodH Of Miami -------t:r •'I’eachers’ Exams Slated Thursday Municipal Officers Consider Drafting New Traffic Laws F'rei/-h A venue an.l II irns of III Sanfor.i Deputy Grand Master Ralph B. Chapman will confer th. Mus­ ter Mason Degree tonight when the Sanford bulge number nJ. F. and A- M. assemble, it Ms sonic Hall at 8 o’clock f»r reg­ ular communication. A large ■IrJrgatlon of fi.-stirnity member# from Tump • 8,t' exp*ctc<l to attend th- offa’r. local Masons reporter*. All Mas­ ter Mason* are urgrd to ‘h I res­ ent. Refreshments will ho -eirr-d after communication. that R tary bml lu rn invited lo Hoia-rt 1 lh<* Kiwanb luncheon t u n o r r ’ W Avenue. when Sen. S N t M. Ia»ffiti w ill r.y Junior High School KxcrciMPH Arc llclcl Today's guests in. ud*d Bill ||i*; an*i i»r. Me Ib ir i’ l of A tlanta nprning eirrris« a of the San ford Junior High Hchmd weie P I f i r F H II M l hrbl this morning as three prin( ipal speaker* were fratuicl on M \ M :ll» . tfept. 15 pi s* the d«y« p r o g r a m . c u t |Milire fiustrated a pl«*t *v Miss hJi/at>eth Karle on faBcl*t« to murder I ' m ddeiit M a i* tlo* national a n t h e m ex)laih!i.g liel A rana of Spahi and «»tt» r its origin and meaning. Th IC**v. high officials o f th* goveinm ent. .\ If. C«de and County Hupei in* It w a 4 confirm ed o ffic ia l’}* la » tendent T. W. Lawton also n|H»ke. night. Lamson Is Invited To Manager's Meet LOCAL WEATHER! F r in k S I .unison, ♦it) man. ger and •'11\ elerk, today ti.o 4 '••’*! J r-*n. A r « r i f B --- — r»-h. A f o r m g n —— — -hi ms. ititf mn ft* p nt o tp. " ! ho , U i r A V « M M Ihffi, It Maiiagenii’ut Pi •Idem for. A v « r a a « .... — k» •j A v * r « f a — .v« *’ion of tin* |nt« iu.iti • Tty IJCNIJ v' ll Manage^' Aotciati ii » tihly a t . Ji'l.V av*» i \t •;. A VO. Rirhuioml, Va., on n< ( !• t Included in the t*iitatl>e pro* I giant are dl«eu<sloii • of t)•«- I ’W \ i and U F A with •|M,’i.»| r e f e n m e 1 to th,* securing *»f a p p io va of piojeet;*. fin al..in / •*f (h e id ty 'i •hate, Imw lo meet iiiaiut'lianei* «" " t s .111,1 I hi* f lit l’ I , o f Irtitb pin. gram s. 70 a tt it M vl VI VI VI V4, •I II VI II II II M II 7» 71 74 71 71 "a 71 7'* 71 111 H it s*tt US —• *!7 .11 ]* 71 71 71 71 u ' � 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/6b5d4b4fada17ccad12afbe483aa4d08.pdf b5f9663182b42af248d9a574e9880651 PDF Text Text E■S Q- ■ B K *E* B <B ? 1 > fV " *M ' * .IB a E. in S K •’ E S B X X m w z S S P grg , J%, mT Iu*j: Celery Fed .^ a n fn r h GriWill la Ntl Turn; Goads Germans Toward Russian Badge, Great, Firry Amd Pmrkmr Baach ftaaft-Flaal N a z i Chief Temple Play R IV A I£ IN MAINE ‘ WEATHBBVANF Ninth Week Of Civil War OatCriJ j TALLAHASSEE, H o*. 11-btt —Tha TaUahaaaaa Capitals, Goorfta-Florida I m |w ckomptons, and tbs St. Augustine Salats, Winners of the Florida SUU dt•ait pennant, will begin a seven* | | tn e serif* bare Saturday after- The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackrts ami the University of Georgia Rutldoge lost no time in limbering up their legs as football prac­ tice season opened in Ihe Mouth. Top, Co*eh RUI Afcseadcr (le ft) best bockfltld bets; left to right. If. J. ,hr** ° f * r * h’1 . . . , _. . <Ikutcn) Konemann, Harry Appleby, and Ik I- (Scrappy) Edwards. Below, t'oaeh Harry Mehre (center) di«r.i*scs Georgia’s new offenao with (VCapUlns Julius Caesar Hall (le ft) and Harry Itarmon. (Asoociated Preas l*hotos) strength o f kla Improved showloo todav la figured to beat pBr(Mr> 1 Thus^the kng-anticlpated meatlag on Americas turf between Budge aad Perry probably w it take place In Matsrdey's final | Oa present and past perform­ ances, Perry la rated almost a cinch to become the first for-, signer to win the title three time*. At nny rate, ha holds onx| All-Florida Keefes I will be selectrd a* Ihe paying site victory over each o f tba other Tomorrow, the All-Flo,Ida iase- a* soon as tho W I'A project, whtoa semi-finalists. (ball series will begin between tho rails fur $16,000 in construction of Helen Jacobo cheered tho hearts Talahaasee Capitals, champions a stadium and playing field, la apof her supporters, rooting for 0f the Georgia-FInrldo circuit, and proveil ami tho miney turned her to win the championship for Dig g|, Augustine Kalnts, chainthe fifth strs(^kLJi''r. by crush- p iiu .a-u s i Urn Korida Then, too, ikvT^L tno Municipal Ing tho sfan FrancUcn aouthpctw.i Rivalry, ‘ . , on the front, will !>« Athletic Field, where our Lookouts | Oussle Raegener, N-1, »-0. T o - lj. _ _ i even keener ____ keen, than It would prrfurin during the summer! nvorrrw Miss Jacobs will oppose I---- '-----bv<ni — U lwran , a Georgia nine months, whlrh could accommodate ihe crack English southpaw, Kay and the Kalnts, and we predict n n fine playing field. Klammers, la what should ho1close seven-game affair, with tba Anyway, > l ’a ell gal in behind Mlsa Jambs’ hardest assignment.' Kalnts finally eking obt a .victory a movement to secure • I to become Class I) champions of sulta'.Ir playing ails for the Cal* ’ three Southern state*. eiy Feds this fall, for they Am P | Freddie Francis’ silver-rooted much promise of going to town i diamond luminaries wl I be an- In a big way, If thay ara only al* IHclpallng tha pleasure of their lowrtl the advantage of a good trip to the World Series and v ill home field. , attempt to hurry things up os So, all together for a good field much aa possIMe, s > that they for a good tram In a good town! SPORT CHATS B. L Perkins P AHOAKt) LA N l)O N TltA IN E N , M U R S O M n i F O HI is e * HOUTK TO MAINE, Bept. | - _ <AV-A “ fighting campaign for good govvrnmrnt psrticipsteU In ,y Republicans and Ih-m.xrata and Independent* everywhere" was piomlsed Indiana voters by (Inv. A lf M. Landon yesterday from thj rear platform of his Maine bound Sept. 12.— A d o lf H itler, •portal train. w ith hm ulm l.s o f N a il w ar “ We want a government that will planes roarin g in nn ngyreabe just and honest, that will pro­ slvp tem po overhead, totiay tect the average man in his eco­ declared Cerm nnv would l»« nomic lights and his opportunities, overw h elm in gly prosperous and also a government that will I “ i f w e htuT the rich ajrrinot take too much out of hi, pink' cultural lands and ore-laden et hook," the Kanun reiterated ! m ountains o f Soviet Hussla. to trainaide crowd* that cheered Speaking la-fore the labor his appearance. I front at the Nasi convention, “ Make no mistake about It, he told workers and youths Oerpresidential nominee wr > l'»y_ many would triumph over Russia all Use* whether we know it or~ “ if the hour ever comes," when not." I the armies of ihe two countries At five Indiana slops—Gary, meet on th» holllefleld. Valparaiso, Plymouth, Warsaw and As he spoke 200 heavy bomb* Fort Wayne Istmlori tepeated, in ‘ ers and hundreds of pursuit somewhat different words, his planes wheeled and circled pledge of a “ fighting campaign." abovo the congress hall. ltd ween stop,, a* hi, tram “ Germany must live,", ho H matinwr«• nr |M|f twwt shouted a* he painted a picture of tho prosperity tho Natl na­ tion would enjoy if it had tho lands and mountains o f Russia, Ry PAT I'ATTRRMON " V cKamploaihlp of Ibe Soctkeast will b» tbs prise of the Tallahassee-Ht. A arust las match**. CanMO will ba played In TalM asses Saturday and Sunday. Monday will be nn o ff day, ami an Tuesday, Wednewlsy ant Thursday Ibe teams will play In Rt. Augustine. I f ether ramrs are necessary, they will he played In Tallahassee Kept l » and 26 yaator* alatb. Electrical Device To Count Number Of Automobile* Pass* tag On Highway Bloody Fighting Con­ tinues At Madrid;j Rebels Fai) In Try; On San Sebastian **Tho inter-league series war nrrongod bp official* ot (be two flubs Tuesday ■night after T iltabs ease's fourth straight victory aver the Cordete Reds In tho Ceorria-florldr Laagtm post-sea- ■ to Bsrgir folio wed with hit Iwvnly-fnurth homer nf the sea. F o l l o w e r s With Traffic 'Eye* Pretident Seek* To Break Lands Of ‘Vidova’ Power Circle Farming Soviet C ountry Is IustaDed Landon Promisee 'Fighting Campaign* For Italian Cabinet Republicans En Route Near Sanford Democrats, Increases Force To Maine For Address Indian’s Estate Gains 1135,000 In TwoYear* Nats ratty, »• Coach Ed Walker's ebargsa bo'• gaa lhadr Upward rhml last era­ get their f b H . s t y g t n H y * ■■■ by wtaatng aloe games of a places aad do thtom tofu stiff, 13-gamt schedule. They, hopu laqulrlitff fvMp w 4 RSk U to coatlMo their advances this who will be wnteb'ag Ihs *** yaar. u < : try move Ja aa al t i a y t I ^ With aaly three veterans mtsv tenaiae the. atataa ad tea *• lag from las* year’s squad aad high school machlae. ™ three aad fear experienced men Time ia ripeet at prove" aw band far every spot on his team. a successful seassa an tbs " Caaab Walkoe /ears an 11,000• • mile schedule with confidence, If they will be espsrtad to tehw h* aat eatbasiasm. advantage of thuir opportunity u I Rtreager reserves will eaable the to hand a dafaat to ttm Ovlaado Rebels to shift their style of ptuy Tigers aad stop tkair grow Ilag •*- aowmwtmt \ wbkk has bee* gvlag an slate "Mere emphasis on passing snd thair last defeat at tba hands of IN I aad y Urn spew |ame," Walker tells his the Celery fed* la " • assistants aad charges this fall. again In 1V33. No douM remains ia tba minds tn* i Never strong, on aerial offense or defease, Walker expects to centre of local followers, but what tba *** bia st teat ion oa passes to sample. Seminole outfit will ttakk up la * * a c * t tho shifty deception of ll.o weight, speed and aggreaalyeiwa# with tha bast of them, with only * • Waraoe style ground game. He baa Jast the boy ho needs that much needed poach yet un ----- • * 'j f u e Ike po«,irg in Fr.rkcr i.'al-, w .d.-trrwlurd. Bo, aa tba Celery Fads bevln »** I triple threat sophomore. Hall may their first day a f s-rlmmage oa t * I find a regular place beside last H^.jrawi'a hockfteU aces. May 11apes, Monday, tJwro should .bw -tdsta a handful a f local g tU entkusiasu an hand to watah them p-r* form la tba rough Work, with moat o f the Inquiring on look* ra hoping and looking for tba strong points of tba 1131 edition of Seminole High 8cbool’a foot­ ball eleven. . Alligators oflea gs more without food. CORRECT MEN'S WEAR The Stste Road iH-partuient'a Aral “ electric eye," to record the V*.Dme of traffic ovrr Florida b lfb »»y «. was in operation today half a mllo north of the Lake Monrwa bridge. luatalled to record accurately the number of vehicle, passing a curtain point, data from tho devieo will la* u<cd In the study of traffic conditions and the creation of bet­ ter highways, both of which prohl*Ms are directly related to ttu numerical volume of traffic. The "electric eye" Is so located that it records automobiles hut doea not count pedestrians. This Bd To Attend lttt-37 T e r m S c m In o lc lldren will rlaas mom e snopewsd, schools were ratlitoday hi an affort to comraptor aad cleaning work wed to whip Ihe structures first daas condition for live Pension Monies 1 Available For Joard Gets 70 Persons Over 70 n hum the • it roll In Fascists, blaming __ th e b u rn in g Limited of TroR 'TA rK f^lt-ftll. have refused *h* np promise genersl amnesty to rlial r . „ __ _________ i. . » . ...... electric beams, 3t inches apart,, both of which must be trokrn s tll the same time before the counter * registers, i U is expected that certain er­ rors, duo to local tiuftir, will i » ' CUCorded, although these will re­ main constant throughout the I year. Also, there could bo no pro­ vision made to prevent the counting o f stroy cows that migat pass through the ieum. A distance o f three feet and eight inches separate the "ey-“ | from the crown of the road. A tmmlitg|.i',-|| is the dovir.iv . makes it posaibe to record tie hourly volume of traffic. Reams from the eye cross the read diagonally ut an angle of 3 1 d-jfrees. This Arrangement was made in order to prevent a truck ° nl>' l*s*r««»no 70 year* of age or I and trailer- with u apace between m" r'' wl11 »**•’•*• ° d age pensions — from registering ns two vehicle*.I*1' ‘ I'** county under Ihe new penInitial cost o f ihe "eectric e y s ’ * i“ n ** » * * announced tuis about $500, including purchase 'la>- by Mrs. Elmlna II. HislK-e, of and Installation, it was rrporte-l. '°<»l welfare office. ()|<eratlons cost amounts to approx **hc said Hurt a survey has been imately $3 per month. The Flor- nude of all persons over tiS in Ida Power and Light Compuny u Ibis county. I.imiled funds mak-s providing power for tho local unit. necessary to la-gin Ihe first penThe Lake Monrue bridge "eye" *ions at the 70-year mark, she p-Sr wrnt into operation yesteriluy with .plained. the automobile of II. II. Coleman, j Mrs. Ilisbec emphasii.d iloit ev1 manager o f the Florida I'owrr and ery aged person will not tcccivo Light Company here, hrenking tlo-Jo pension. I'aymrnt* will he niadu beam for the first time. Ion Ihe basis of actual need, she It was understood that several (deeared. . rnoru of the device* will bo in-“ Each case will la- taken on its I stalled on state highways, at bury own merit," the w* Ifare worker , traffic (mints. One is schcdu'cd to said, "A p erson to be eligible must > the placed near Marianna, whMo have lived in Ihe state for ut leant a second Is to he erected near five out of the last nine years, uud ■ Baldwin. for at least one vs-nr lirs-ccdlng the ic ewt, will deihrar the prinop;'!. .K.r|tP E,sclaU. all aRdma. Prof. McKay will r>'»| tombrd In th e she'l l a brief outlina o f the p i t *| t||Z, r atll|, „ f i|.c cl mark. The public la Invited. „u,|den s o rtlo on ortu Mora -ban 600 students a/” , rnlnrm workers whi expected to attend the high . |n(0 i school this year, eccc riling ‘ ‘M-n,,. jtrU-ls vv.-ri- • irullment flguraa arallabl* »,rUk fixhtlnt bay. Las; year's figure was! about 550. A t the Junior High 8ehnol, Prof. Herman Morris has called | f o r 'a full day'a session with no chapel period, since that phase i ot the schedule was rovrrid Thursday when registrations a retired engiware being received. ___ .. |*ark Avenue. Tba Junior Institution expects last night vva* uppoini-d deputy I 326 students for IU3<l-37, nl* p«r»onui tax collector by the though leas than 300 ha.1 torn City I'miiniission. enrolled at moon today. ...... ....._ __ _ Mr. Knipp succeed* tlm Prof. Earl Kipp, ot the Grai.i* Estimated cost I*! M. I». Tstla-ll who held the pul mar School, announced a chapct lion f-ir many years, period for 11:36 A. M. Clstsci ----- The vlepui/'s duty ro"*!»y* of ara to begin at t o'clock. The opening day program for parity cloudy to* effort« t-> ro'lect drlimiu.'rit per­ tho Primary Reboot coaid not ry. sentler-il show* w,nul luxe* whi-h appear oil li.: ba obtained since Mrs. Stella I’. muiiinpai lolls. Ilia appointin- nl Arrington, principal, was out of bs-cami«-ff**-tivo Imnn-dii’ .-J/ after action hv the Commissi -o tha-city. e*..*a)h|cloudy tonight Whde Coin-nls,loner* as»<-m'' lobly scattered bled primarily for the p-ir|>o«» Sunday's tide*: low, 12:15 A, of di*> lowing a IU3'S.o7 bo.I/-1, ««eallaaeO MS ,•*. let) M. and 12:31 I*. M -i high, 6:37 A. M. and 6:52 I*. M. Monday’s tides: low, 12:57 A. M. ami 1:15 P. M.; high, 7:1* A. M. und 7:31 ami seto at 6^17 P. M. Moon A. M. Trot. D. E. Wil iams, supervisor P. M. Run rim-* at rises at 3:17 A. M. and sets nl at aagro education In Florida, ami M m . Williams, former principal of 4:13 P. )L Deputy Personal Report Auguit’i T a x C ollector Collection High Allorsttorr Commission Studies Sanford District Is Proposed L i s t Of }|jgh Ranking For New Year's Budget Prompt Repayment CITY NEWS BRIEFS SAT. SPECIALS MALTED MILK CHOCOLATE CAKE Prom Ohio Graveyard trot out one of the strangest teem, on the Mouthern gridiron*. Mo, please add L. S. l\ to our four SANFORD William* Outlines Work Of Year For Negro Institutions COOKIES Prof, fling seven o f tho Calory Fada’ atlen- fine games on homo grounds, we nmo- think that tho least I x i l grid fan* bare, ran do for him wl I ba to uaa their rotary powtr and authority in securing roalbla a playlag field for Ibe Hemirvoics > osrrtM to Perform on thl* fall. • rtoad," Tha proctiro field which Ibe In n hopefuls ara practicing an at pre*. I crva’o ie a t would make o splendid lora-1 I Uoa for a stadium, aad probably | A U . KINDS 2 D o* 2 1 c School C h i l d r e n Protection U r g e d B y Health Officer Uw Orala High School, yrsterday outlined tha yverio school work to prtotopala aad toacbers of Semi­ nole County's aagro school«. la a brief addriia bofore the In-1 ■trectora, Prof. Williams stressed the Impartaaia a f taocking pupi s to appradato tba vaisa af industry1 Sen. Scott M. Loftln. nn hi* first and skIliad workmanship. He point I visit t r Sanford.xinee his establish­ ad eat that aelf-iuataining rlG- ment in tho U. H. Senate, will ad­ aaaa may be built o f a aorie’ y dress the loev! Kiwani* Club next Wednesday aftarnoon it 12:15 Mrs. Williams tipialaed th* - bo’clock In the Mayfair Hotel. JwMggg af elementary school* and Since Constitution Week begin* pave aa aatlia* af tba period or tomorrow and continues unl.l the growqb at first trade roodInr. | I'Jth. loralltrs expect Sen. I. ttin T, W. fawton, auperiatsn-lcn'.) .to make an adrlres* on 'be Cen* o f aaaaty asboo Is, urged the teach-1 ' stitutlon although tho title of the a n sad paiaripals to teach in such speech has not been ann .'ince*l a mamma that students w ll *«• All local rfvle dub* t.avr rsen qairw kaim lifg r, power aad skill. invited' to attend the event. Otli* -rs asked to bo present Include the KNOXVILLE, Team Sept 12. (Mb—Lawio McCaugkan, 40nr aid city fir*man, died yoatorIF ad d a l aad spin* toinries »»(■ mad la a ton white sliding down pola at flN keadqnarter* Monxy MRU to aaawcr a lira alarm. BB0BS Mis* Steven* announced that all regi»tr*li«n* must have been receive-l by the institution hefor. Monday night. commmna ro maxo ...» Classroom* orn bxnte-l over ’ ‘ “ '" W « " «h*lr h«n.. the Hill Hardware Company. in some instance* tho payme nt* Ru'ijeets being taught this were made on pa-t due in«lnll- year include bookkeeping, typing, merit• while some were payment* rhailhend, busine** English ami tCeeSleaea — f w . Twe> , spelling. theria we* advocated today l-y Dr. W. A. Me I'haul, .a t e health office*, through T. W Lawton, superintendent of Seminole County school* With thousand* of school ,i„l drrn rtt-.rniiig lo classo*, <he physician »ai.i. there diseatea Is m-.-rr e«-<l _ tcctive measures axa.n*t dipt. grsally and vaccinatin.r ami pro- T f t f k n s> n C a n t | •heri. will lesser ckaece* of In l O U p C H » e p l . !•>, ternintion o f tba «eV-tl t--rm „ , , and possibly .eve many l i v - . ( " ''" ‘ V huntsmen will There U no law -wjulllog Ihr « * » ' h* season a flrat oplwrtiir.ity vaerinalkm o f ehiblren befor-.- *" »h «°‘ Mrda on Sopt. l x entering school. Mr. Uwton ,h« A.*ociatr,l Pres* reported from quoted Dr. McPbaul, iv t U there Tallahawee today, o law requiring tha*. t'e y brj The marsh hrn hunting season protected against diphtheria, hut opens that day throughout tho all parents who wish tx safe- state, but since the fowl are found guard children against nrrdleti only in coastal counties, Memin-de suffering ami poeeibl. death sportsmen mu-.t trek to Vauvia should be sure to hove it done, or llre.ard counties fur gunnin.;. Mr. Lnwton sold the Male Tim -rnnn eloaes Nov. 30. cm ■ | I 't t ll* U 'tll KUI ww k Aw r U l ■■ i l i n t * «> ■ \ Ut e 8 n U i r l i w ,* 1" 1 ■rn « ' « l » l<‘ bms-a “ lo pro* " S : n P^|H.riH.l. ^ r t lllltoiy pr./eerdlonx I n to access It lex of Ihe International Supplies Of Food •1,-£,a,£ llWm .PProvwi ------salary Increases, averaging eight lu- neminnle County branch of rcs-nt, for 650,000 government Stale Hoard o f Sixinl Welfare employes ami added to lb" rived 70 new applications for w4g,.a „ f nun/ thousands of ef during the month o f Au* provincial and municipal workers, d, awarding In a report reMussolini told Ihe council •ed front the district hrud-piar* Holy’s campaign for self-sufflci* t in Orlando today, riency in ruw materials, especially It th.- same time, Ihe report those used for military |iur|»tses, ws, the loeui branch was able'has "already given notaworthy close II cases In which nine j M.*ult ami will be continued most V families were given W I'A : vigorously." rk. Two families secured pri-1 “ , . _— . ' Klkti Finish Plans For Monday Picnic At 'Lando Springs Farmers To Discuss Green House Plans Seminoto County grower* to* day were invited ter nttrnd a meeting nt the Court House n.i Sept. IH to discuss |m*.<ihlu re. search work to ho curried an nt the green house during the com­ ing |yt-nr. Con.tty agent C. ft. Dawsn-v said Dr. It. W. Itiiprecht, held of tho deportment o f rhemlstry at the University o f Florida Ex­ periment Station, and Dr. E. R. Purvis, in charge nf the green house, will address the assembly. th# liimR j-f Marsh Hen Hunting! MCOSOn IS oCnedUICfl' If. K. Jforria, principal o f the dlnlrict Junior lliah SchiM.I, annouixed I tmlay that Troop Five nf the l-xal Ray Scouts nf America will hul.1 it* weekly m elt­ ing at the Junior lliah buildinr on Monday night at 7:30. ASK I.H KNSK TO WE1> Mr. Morris statssl that the troop has n»t bee active during, the summer months due tu the fact that many o f the members have been away on their vaca­ tion, but that activities would be enlivened now with the re­ turn to school of most of them. Th# troop, which lo under the leadership of Mr. Morris to spon­ sored by th* local Kiwanto (.'tub Mexico officials aro attempting and to on* of this titles six to bars farmers raise soy beans. _ troops, _________ Ry Th«« Assuclatesl Press) mm m BOMB. Sept. IJ .-lu ly * cnb;* IJ | ,| n net, under tiu- presiding rye of I l v l | f ' I’rwmirr Mtiossiliiti, linlny voted I extraordinary appropriatl-ms for LOCAL WEATHER City Fathera Flan Talk On Aviution »**. Avsrago. r.b. Avars** Use. A n n e * nf the City Cor. Averse* * «--«* for Monday jWav i -s ih a v o . in City Hall J t'l-T * v tl. routine l.i.sl- A im . AVO. A regular session Commission is slalr.l night at 7:30 o’clock for Ihe transaction of ness. One of the riiatlcrs expected In be presented before the Hoard per­ tains to Ihe employment o f an aviator for full-time duty at Mu­ nicipal Airport, ___________ �Wfcy h H m t s otn—far wiB bam a ride and then Ut jroa ovtr Um hood far roar m r t a y f Wkjr k It that pcopio win tear thrir ihira to dect • cerUIa candidate, •inf Mb prala— to lift ikies, awl than a taw month* later, tarn Ilka tb» —tWarblal worn and become Mo oovcreut critic! Why to It that an aagaMc-loofclf child, with a »ol— of toador ow—to—*, will catch a fly aad proceed to tear him apart piece by piece, apparently with the greatest ■of pmmmi The answer to that there to no answer, The nearest approach to that the vagaries at Ufa nuke It so. There u t ig g A ilh ," N n t merabhg who* he wra otovto no groater troth than that which aoeau to he to not al* lag, Ms n o l i acw retetive* apways so, aad that which to ao do— not ah—ya seem to PM nd at the bathroom * m t , with be. One of the b—t examples of this came to na the other • y n na Mg as t o s H t m s a t ■ day fra— a person who described what he thought was a dbh H IM With all the available moat phenotnhuU peculiarity about himself. bmMkfMt eggshells. W lM did he It bad to do with sleeping. He aakl be was troubled dot I Nave yea the Captain sod with Inso—ala and that he bad tried every means of In* the •enhriU , Just u Prank during sleep by natural methods. He described how he Stockton did tto Lady and tto Ttwaa particular to have a nice, wide bed, with Invitingly n r . Pot I feel rare that the gal* clean ah—te. He raid he lived In the country where no !snt Caytala wraM contrive In way to — held the courage, noit— could disturb him. Hie room wee cool end comfort* ■anw pmwrae, ead legerdemain o f dear able, he had maguinea and a radio handy, all the various eld Denmark! sleep getters but be atill couldn’t go to sleep. But this, he thought, wasn’t ao peculiar. What r—lly got hto goat whs that every time he took • long automo- !*!■• counterpart of Um mngnaine lilto ride, in the middle of the day with the hot aun boil­ Kwirira, oaly la asm* as Um ing down, and with the automomle careening down the ■torin are sot ra Htmlngwaybh highway at 70 mil— an hour and with every element end tto drawing* not by K. Simms present to make one wide awoke, he found he couldn’t Campbell, booms Hath Bryan Owon Rhode foe vice-president aad keep his ey— open. And the people who can explain this will have the Dorothy Thompson foT president l»IO. This wife of Sinclair Lew. answer to most of the paradoxes which are so noticeable In I* and mother or s small boy, in the world today. write* a column, "On The Record," yesterday Klsslmnwo naaoclotk.cn J C . l t Valentine, pceaktont o f Um I t Johns Citrus Growers oaaod n tion at Do Land; i . A . ftcarlatt, president o f Um West Volusia g v aoctstton at D. LandI and R. B. Chapman, president o f Um local for Um New Tort Herald Tribune, MAN ABOUT MANHATTAN *■ dUrob- and judicious action foUowbiv n collision in Boston harbor. My GBORflR TUCXtoto WtosTn i i n i W.henr,th* N w York, rammed the Ro* w—-nmbtrrebomtbyaotumw, |nunce in Boston harbor,r* writ— the New York Herald Of waw^the dnnHnr, u-.t win Tribu"*» "*wo circumatancea helped to avert a major ■St'.llifs ond blackguards uf the “ I’ snk'h me. naifl,,rTic apofo-" totoTbnw f " tragedy; One was the u t it wansdio ............. ........ thraUr are really aentlmratal, (toed, "but may t apeak with you that'dancing end. ends beneath emit Jhe ol.her other thmt ^ happened In smooth water. ker to bar* tho country. Hor ktodhiartod folk atill stands, L moment?" Thai'dancing beneath n cniril}hB th»*-It water, But of more ofraow * ,ra,t Importance was theTxemplary behavior of the crews of M * W ** *7— A t any — to, Baill Rath boo* Drawing him aside, the director LymbD enlg. M h vessels. N<*"a , trade Deolg. both Not a praiJnge'r passenger quitchu quoted has had aitfthliygliff* anything " J B’£ * '£ ^"»,*?**** £ * £ 1 *?**• R,f ^ cannot hrtrn himself to poison continued In n loud stage whisper ■ poppy. that could bo heard by all. Lb,ut pr* “ fo/ whj,t »rtR «n tly waa an neat and expedi- ^ "n f”7 ^ — ----------" I know 1 thrashed n child once "Kcmrmi*r that dog you kicked . ! - 1. — U . . I K U » ,l0“ " - " f . ’.'11 " ‘" ‘ " I ,l" “ h ■ » ° " ! . . L . " T i . g ( “ Da,Id Copperfle tT ), but 1 can't last night-he’s dead!" Gravely ktomiM o f a shark aoo. And once . nJLimln prenenceofmlml |Ush throaty qualities feed ground glass to n dog—not' looking him In tho eye, Cukor raid ■— DiskIII, nil of Um sharks i ^ o N c w York, who kept hin en-Lf bar Oliver tonguod fatbar. even fo r thn cinema. Tho puullc ho hoped he wouldn’t got Into any Ibaoranty seat probably wouldn't churning while he held the prow of hla ship snugly | o o o be eeoftaod thercln.-l’ lsot City »» tne ride of the excursion steamer. Next Is the dispatch Freehral Wild*, to* dramatist, CMatoc. with which both crews manned the connecting ladder and author of "Tlw lend of Dlacon. o------- * lowered their lifeboats. Matching the swiftness of these [t**t" and "Ten Pl.y. fra Um Ut* A crews of aoo,ooo ptnons preparations was tho qulot manner In which they w ere |t<a Tbratcr," spent a season n tort* on a trey of caviar sand* Curlouily enough, Kathbono toSMMd Atlantic city’* boardwalk carried out, preventing panic or confusion. Cilm efficiency **tomi recently and bad ra ra w w**hca, Aathbooa qualified hi. po- ’may bo tho rareon’. master Mack* to w ture, th« rational annunl|acems to have reigned, effecting In flft-n minutes a com-1 "; wlUl ' «l«W »r- ■iUoa. guard, but ho la m boro on Um |ag«—t o f pukbritude. And aomo- ptote transfer of her 274 najMenvera nnd erew fmm ,v- *oIkctlng dowagar whora bonk "T o traaafin na antagunlat with atago. In New York you’ll remom-1 S S there jolt 2 Irak .MhTiiS J im* f 0B ^ * P «fcn n »n «. 4Incidentally, the last Introduced to>>her.,<a htod^fruSS to ttolr wan-being an to bury icrartened tram tego .s e c t, their fare* In ...me of the dlam I 1 f « soveb and cheap mernture on rate " * * ! * * * & '. £ * *— 01 ratty newsstand. " J 1** B________ 1don confined with party lenders Wn t o o l sutocrlto bs nnr ana w" ,k— forw*r - through Ms w r a ts tn tto materisl ^ J l r s l n to grm t vUlilmr I W e r s . Prfsidmt S e e k s To Break ‘Vkioiia’ Power Circle — fra publication In the forum * <n,r*o t !V *^ * •ntomn, but we feel that every I f^ * * * " * *kremga n n trn l-1 should to w t * th«|J*mmed kbwt hl* p’otfona that " I public la allowing R tto p r i v i l e g e n * “ »• 4*w» to took et eapramlng Its.If. rraedom 0f « • » " ' ■ Well, that goes both ways ------a . _ _)__ m __ ________all mm ratmifl Id raM VMM. W * a yard o f .tool to ooo thing, b u t- tor him no Romra to Kattortao out la California I ’ve got lir a ) Cornell’s Jallot But to tho ocnon tog*, a springer, a cocker nnd version of too um a play, to I* two highland terrier.. I couldn't Tybalt, Almost never do hb Broad* gn tome nnd look them in tho e y e ' way engagements place him In If I mistreated an* o f their t a * ' anything but a heroic position. But nine coostoo, i v t . to m ak.-toll.v.," on the acreon, well, there'. "Dav­ i t waa a now script that brought1Id Copparfteld," "Captain Blood," *hto * version to light. They want* ."The Garden of Allah" and n long *d the k roes’, moot togonJeu. ; Ib t of others to which to portray, atoeadrel to poison a dog, and. Insidious poraonnlttlo*. to refused. George Cukor, the di*i "And now, Mr. Rnthbono?" rector who got kb start la tool " I t ’s hem* to Kngtand and » ttoaterm along Broadway, agreed |picture with Ann Harding. 1 .to ll to havo the script changed, but have only S4 hours In New York." to mad* Rnthbono pay haadmaelyl "And after that?" for U. "Didn’t I toll you about those "Cukor baa the most uapredict* five dogs waiting fo r ms ta Cali* able sense o f humor," the actor fnrnto? Our houra la overrun wllh cried. This loosed a floor o f Hoi-•them—fit* pupa and a secretary." Seminole Welfare T*M fI1!,ul*- w“* ear a_____ ra* . ________ lwn* filled nearly to w o m e n lo lA in i 1 t h Week " " " *2 J SPECIAL capacity aad 1 like dclcgatra rose apptoudtog so tk Crystal GuMato Of Pension Model the 1’res toeat stepped onto t t o li - ■— I platform sad an Army bond .truck . Mrs. Jimmie P. Ridge aad Mrs. up T h e Star Spoagbd Uasaer." I Hamilton Bbtoe. both IdmllfUd AtUred to a i|rabio bcasatod M w < with County welfare work tore, 4k* Prealdrat frequently | are la Daytona Borah today at> " ‘P"* bis forehead with s white I tending a meeting o f tto lXtb die* todherchbf, while men u d worntrbt State Welfare Beard. men to tto nadtasn used new*- I Tto major objective e f tto am* papers aad program* fra fas*. alas to to dbtrlbute tostrectloM « . . . l u r a s r i i a m ___ . I la toadltog spplbatlw form* f » ' d„u. u 7 Itelmveb r » e lb d ihei 1 than* who rath to purtWpnto to|“ " “ ’ ( •Uto1aaZweatole* "* Wotometa, had said that s L ^ te lT fL c i tto raaolo. r wtririt' *" ” 9^ a bocaara R g*!!M l2 r i f ? t w i t t o O T S K S S f r f r t S S J ! ***** *” ^1 "That ohaomUea," to aald, "stia Krspp Aopoisted " v * ^ .* * ? Deputy Pereosal T a x C o lle c to r . ___ ________ I toMk true. There ta s vtelouo Mr* further w b a tifb ■ N "suitably or. already tore, tto irargy might to oe ikd pwwplw kn^wwHi w W ngu would t o WERT-The. JEWELER F K L E e 120 OTHER WEEKLY PERRR SINCLAIR “REIT GRANGE FOOTBALL RADIO CONTEST Don't Fail To Got Your Entry Bfauths At R A Y FOX SINCLAIR SUPER SERVICE STATION • Park * SMI �iV v if « c t fen*. ta-hPK', * ~- * ; • ' m I t 11 lANFOtD m u l t M N m Mra. G. W. Spencer b Honored With Party S ocia l A n d PersoA ctivities m Bride Aad G m a A n Sochi Calendar Honored With Craise Penonali f; MONDAY. N m K U ; bu in ew ami program B t illn i of Uw Woman’* M ille n ­ ary Society o f tha First Method tat Church will taka plan at S:30 p. M. at the church. e lic it Number One o f tho Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mra. B. '’ B. Andrews, chairman, will matt • t 4:00 P. M. with Mra. A . I. CaldwtLI, Wcat P in t S tm t. Circle Number Taro o f th* Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mra. Philip R. Bach, chairman, will meet at *4:00 P. M. with Mrs. Mary Bolty, Myrtle Avenue. Clrtta Number Three o f tho Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mra. 1* P . Beyle, chairman, will meet at 4:00 P. M. at the home of Mr*. O. C. McBride. Palmetto 'Arrau*, with Mr*. McBrUle, Mra. Paul Shoemaker, and Mr*. John C. Smith a* hpatea.ee*. Orel# Number Four o f tho Pmbyterlan Auxiliary, Mr*. Vic­ tor Green, chairman, will m 'et at 3:30 P. M. with Mr*. Joo Corley. Cameron Avenue. Circle Number F ir* o f tho **"habyt«rian Auxiliary, Mr*. F. Scott, chairman, will meet at 3:30 P. M. with Mr*. Gcenr* Gray, 3W Fast Twentieth Street. Circle Number Six o f the Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mr*. D. L. Thrasher, chairman, will meet at 4:00 P. M. with Mrs. L. I. Frasier. Celery Avenue. Circle Number One o f the First Baptist Church will mrct at 3:30 P. M. with Mrs. B. C Dickerson, South Sanford AvoCirri* Number Two o f the Frist Baptist Churrh will meet nt 3:30 P. M. with Mrs. G. K. Rollins, 'JI0O Park Avenue, Circle* Three and Five nf the * First Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 P. M. with Mrs. M. N. Cleveland, 2173 palmetto Ave nue. Circle Number Four o f the First Baptist Church will have spend-the-dny party at tho home at Mrs. R. T„ Garrison, Rich moml Avenue. Covrrcd dish luncheon at noon. i 1 ( WF.DN F 3 D X V The executive boaiiT' o f Srmino|e .County . Council of F.-T. A. will* meet at 2:30 P. M. Ja the P.-T. A. room at South School. ] Japs Plan School For Munition Workers TOKYO, Sept. 12.—IIP)—'Tho ne*-d for tralnnt workers nnd firemen In Japan’s expanding muliltions Industrie* is iho esp'nnntlon given by the Tokyo edu­ cation hurriu for Its decision to Sunday E Monday fOUt DY1NO DAY m '.ftiM K M fttr Mr*. G. W. Spencer, •id*, was honor guest at a heidg* party ghrea Friday aftman by to r *Uter-ln-law, Mr*. Georg* C. Harden, at her home on the Paola Road. Mr*. Sren­ ter reetlveil a *Uver bonbon dish aa a gift from the hostess. BHdg* game* were enloyeo throughout tto afternoon and nt a tat* hour high score pri perfume, was awarded, to Mrs. G. E. McCall whlht cut prlns linen handkerchiefs, went to Mrs. C F. Rawsoa. The room* where the in.o*t* were entertained were deco rat­ ed with vaoe* and bowl* o f yel­ low gladioli and autumn leave*. Refreshment* were served l-y the hostess, assisted by Sin. Morris Spencer, Mm . Marko Galbreath, Mr*. Jim i* A. Wright, Mrs. R. 0. Fox, and Mrs. Ben Cantwell. Those ptesent were: Mr». 0W. Spencer, honor guest, Mr*. James A. Wright, Mr*. 11. M. Watson, Mr*. R. G. Fox Mr*, Let A. Conoley, Mrs. G. E. Me CalL Mra. Ben Cantwell. Mr*. Charles L. Park, Mr*. W. C. Hill, Mr*. George Gray, Mr*. Paul Stine, Mr*. Joo Gonxalr*, Mr*. C. W. Baker. Mrs. E. W. Copeland, Mrs. John M. Kelley, Mrs. C. E. Rawson, bridge guests, and Mr*. Marko Gal breath. Sirs. Morris Spencer, Mr*. W. 31. Thigpen, ami .Miss Taney Hancock, of 'Alma, Ga. PAOI rUNUDA Seminole County hews LONGWOOD GENEVA AT THE CHURCHES t u t t.Y ( R o t * i f t i c f r i h n n « t n o r uoo ru t Mm n«ntvn iml H«htofil Atriiart, U p f , > ln rlln IU.im, I lfv lo r . Tiro Bov. W. 1. L'ampbsll, *•*K ttu rirrn ih H u n iltf 4 f r « r T r l o l t r . Wo llitlF (**HittniinloO, 1 ^ 1 A . SI. mir.dsr Retowi. t* to A. M. ritu rch Svh".*l, f . i o A. M. I’rvaekloa K-trlf-, It o* A. If. ^loriiliihc i»ra > rr u n « l w r r m o r i Kim ami (Irneva Ave, Young Psogla's Meeting Frldap, II «»» A. M. HifcloHf; > lr«. i . Im ln «l« o r w ill T:30 I*. U. Prayer Sleeting Wednesday, MO plnir A tib oii h -J u *( F o r T im m 9 *• M oiol.iy. ail. aXguvtt H ull*! P. H. \V. St. ind stt.l Uh We,lo w r . 4i. \\. (Irit wtl.iy: Thtt t T W lff* t i l l day. S ee f . M. !•* >1* r r u u o ir e i t is k m x u s i Orlando R i* l near lisnsva Avo- h i M 'u i i i ) i x m iiiiiiii ifN W A i* > r*(*e, s et p. M r\nr.H% tri.as Th* tlev. C. >1. Hatter, pastor, WoBiJirt*n I ’ Uilt i *ii i»ak A y o h u #, Pundsy ttchool. SIS A. XL T it i* H rv, XV. M. Ijup ro. |*a«t*»r. Hermoa. It.so A. M. N*rvU‘M »in T h u r ta llf H r i i l f l f l l . Kvaagelteitc M tics, X *o T. X Hi!ti*liO' PdiiRtl. Ih.tttt X. M* Wednesday Prayer e J Trite* Frr.it hi hit n«r»lc#* 11; N A . It. Prsysr tfvrvlce Widrteedsy, l *V Ithpiiliiis Humloy •rFYlct* 1:15 1% toe. \l. _______ Mrs. Catherine Davis of Or­ Mis* Lucy Knlnninger leaves next week to enter the freshman lando spent the week-end with 3!r*. Fioy Stiller. eta<* at F\ S. Ci W„ Tallahnswc. Mrs. Campbell o f Hasting* I* A delightful surprise uni show, visiting tor dnught-r, Mrs. Ossie Mr. and Mr*. Jaeh Nerhert A y er were given in honor of 31r*. Flynt. McKay left tococko of day fee Miami when *he will Joo Fold* at tto home of 3!r*. bride and P. B. Dooley made a busliws* Iftli w later. Frank Walsh Friday aftrrn1KH1 trip to Winter Haven Thursday guests at a by member* of tho Baptist Thursday evsnlng by Mr. Mr*. George IVon and daugh­ Church. Arrangements for Uie nt- ter, June have returned to tlnir 1* K. Tew, J r, will bam Sun­ Mrs. P. E. RoumlOat on their day far Oninesvllle to attead tha fair were made by 3li»* Adrt- heme in Tampa after a visit with yacht, the ShyloHk Uataoealty o f nurida. w Waits and 311-* Aldiir Lae SIMs Edwin Sutton. The curst* enjoyed n ernbo Vigor who sponsored tiuiny rioter Mrs. W. 1L Gtlggs, Sr., and up the St. Johns Hirer after Mr*. Boy O. William* ha* reUtorary contest* for enjiYrnient Sirs. Urlxgs, Jr., of New Binyios which a picnic supper was tarnod from Boise, Idaho, w tort of (hi- gueds during the after- were guesti o f Mr*. T. W. 1’re by the hostess, assisted by Mr*. aha waa called several week* ago noctl. Many beautiful and use­ vnlt lust xvi rk. c i: i r v x WKrnniuer t it m e n FIII%T MirtllHIIIIT « Ml lllT f \ lire. W. J. nereey, eaitor. A. II. M m F Ir r V ful gill* were rceeiced liy the NnvUy rehoot, to on A. M. Mr. and Sirs, \V. J. iHvid i '■liini cId h« himl„ y11:» A. 4t* guest of honor. Fruit punch nil l spent the week-end with Mr Xtorntng Pervlre, tt 0 A. M . X X t>mhl|i, ||. mii A. M. T lir r n * Miss Lucy Koumlllat, aad C. Kvenlng Pervlre. * o» P. M. Mr*. Scott Williams aad daugh­ **1,ltl|,*|*|i'rnil t 'f '»( I'l'WFf'*. cake were served by the hostess and Sirs. Henry Wllle. Servlcre are ronitocled m Ihe 1* McCror.e, Jr, The \ illiUlC |t*ft»|»|rt J MU I1 *, SI. lute in the afternoon. Those ter, Batty Yvonne, of Jacksonville eerotwl and fourth Huodavs or each XX't"r*b'f|i. » I* M. Tlwmr "llo guests were presented with present were the honor guest, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, K. ■tenth r«uN Not TiiHw 11“ gift from th« boats. U .'in tu - i SIluRltinarr Mrs. Folds, Mi i*. Il.uotd Jackson. G. Hickson, Celery Arcane, rilF.C MSrritoltieT CIIUI SL.litl.iY ,tl J so 1* SI. ItUdlWM Those present w rrti Mr. end Miss Esther Pro *, r. Mrs. It. J. t*X r idonroe, eta. tintI t*i ni. Mrs. Jack N orton Aycocke, T lie H rV, J. XV, l(,-T . y e d t h |*ra>n uni IULI m hlutly, XVnlhtttt* Ovrr?tract. Mis* Atdin la Vlgne, Dr. and Mrs, H. W. Rucker ami Sunday Hchiud to on A. J l tlilY tl Y P, SI. honor guest*. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. children have r»turned from Mocks, Mr*. Iktugla* Danicll, Mrs. J. \. Frank Minshew, nnd daughter, P res rh la g tl <>* A. B I'ltt.ir it iirsirx.il, FrliWiy t»l Me Crone, Mr. m *I Mr*. F, D. vllls and Dillstoro, N. C , where Ills)line, Mr*. W, J. Wells. Jr.. Lnurelte, nrremipanied liy Grtr V. p, M. g. * 3« P M. V. SI Bcott, Mr. and Mr*. John Schl- they spent six week*. AH ohritim r urThlrrn w ill m*iYii Preaching t U P. H. Mr*. C. M. Olds, Mrs. Irvin Whiddon, spent Ihe week-cm1 in fi.t h ,tr«l nil nut* ri tM ft.lirr 1t»t, rard, Jr, Mr*. Helen Schult*. Koonir, .Mr*. Mnudc Tup|wr, Mrs. Pearson, Ga, Mr*. Minshew. who f ■m * •*« f «• 1 Jtt IV SI r iN * T r i o ni ll o r i HRKV Mr*. J. C. Aycocke, the Misses \\ * p s i' ihl mi Iii vita l I*in Iti u ll J. Fred Scholficld, Mis* liottio has been visiting her mother re Mrs. It. C. Morgan and daugh. ir ttiv T H * .r * .tf M.tlfM|t*l p r r fr rrn.*«* Camilla Dra*. Lillian Deas, Hel­ tar, Mtas Donna Morgai^ have Arnett, Sir*. 3l*ry lluitley. Mrs. turned with them. rtirlallnn h*l#m-* K*rvi,-rs nr* IwM rft*s i . lattrtiil «utr M*r%lrri«, XV# w # l« (Vrrv Nimilir inernins st the rhurrh conit’ %I f IIt.t!* en Wilson, France* Wilson, returned home after spending a Ilornnn Jean, Sir*. Ismi-e Waits, Ill nur CtiOlirrKtt* Sir. nnd Sir*. C. S. Ihmsld it Itail K'cand HI rest at It *0 I*atsy* O’Connor, l,ocillo Holt, Mrs. Clara Green, .Mi*. W. S. ron, Clarence. Jr., with their Siih>,-rt for tnmi'treiw I* '-Hot,- I loll. month’s vacation at Daytona Gene Marlin Laney, Frances Beach. EnUmlnger, Marjt rie Blanken­ guests, Mr. nml Sirs. Martini WI J»i»«*•*.** t iim x i i .i xtm x ANur Thi» church mHintainr ■ fr# licit*, Julia Higgins, and Mer­ ship. Mrs. lauiis Entnninger. of Tampa, s|*-tit Sunday and It^ittllnK r.»it and Sir*. F. H F#rr#n In iLtoXti nl til- chtiiph wtirr* ton Aycocke, Chandler Sharon, Mr*. SI. Ulmkcnshlp. Sir*. Jim- Uilsw Day at Daytona Bench. lh» lllltlu »nil all aulhufiieil Chrli* thiirMP, Miss Lydia Rankin ha* arrived Htind.tY ,s* hoot. |t» '*'» A. M. lion heUnce l*frn»*nr# Alex Sharon, Joseph O’Connor, Avant. Mrs. II. A. Gray, Mr*. V. from Chicago to spend some time Donald Anderson, o f Sliami. r^Atl. burrowcfl nr pur*'h»**4, iijnife llolltH n tMTlIl'Y, IIM 0 A . M. Wallace Philips, Bernard SehlGariur, Mir* Ellen Overstreet. X'oiinb* |*i o|i|p'* !-• »•l"ii, fi ll* I*. a iul F liiU y * fruin 1 to I here with her parents, Mr. and s|H-nt tlie ImlHir Day vacnMon XI i ’dilet rhitfitln** Itojril litttt tnrd, William DuBose, Malcolm I*. M. Mrs. I.. Cromer anil Mr** Frank Mr*. W. F. Rankin. with his parent*. Sir. and Mis ch arnv o f l lil* n#r%ic#. lllcgln*. Bernard Lake, Robert W®M». *»(•' it ,»ir m« « tinir. * It* I*. M. P. D. Anderson. u r »i m i n i r n m it»»n Kelt*, IIrodu* Earle, of Detroit, K ilt iillm i H fr v li'f, 7'K » I*. M. Tb«+ Se|»te?»iKer meHirn* nf Ok* rm uni l-nst Wednesday was “ Cl-nn ML** Mary Helen Tew returned Fa l*i liu I t u n i M ill In thl< Mich., B/ron Fox, and C* L* 31cllValivIrri.iii iif>v#rnm*nll Sewirur Club will anther nt the Up" (Uy nt lake s r l t l . i ii«* W t*tI i|« th<* I l ;0«» A, XI. Slnry Com today from Oviedo where she Murrilntf W»ri»hl|», livoo A, 1C* Crone, Jr. sort to* libra i y »ti Wcilnwilay nfternmni. mnnity Church, which romluded rtiurch HcbiMil, II «0 A* M, spent n few days with to r sis­ Tin *nl.i>. oi'i ii tlr nif ilfiK. I:3H Hv^nlntc MfrfU'i*. trfltl I** H, Sept. 1•’*. with th«* itminnan with a cake and ice cream sab-, ter, MU* Thelma Tew. • MlnlMer, (bn Hitv, Jiint*i Hi I* IT. Miss Emmeline Thurston en­ for the month. Mm. F. I., Ilarn c H 1.1lor- mrrllnfT. X «•» I* XI. s|Hin*nreil liy Ihe Ladies’ Aid ThfimpiMin. Jl, A. tertained n small group nf W* in •d »v. "rrrlrr nt Il«-v. 4, jl. Thnnn‘*i*n N pronmitfH Ttu* NVJjofi parkiiii: Iuhih* hu Societ). Mr. and Mr*. Ben Cogburn arc XII * llltriirt. L ik e St.II Y, ■\l« i thuTw tli.il -its IM tlfriiif Hub* frlcnda Informally Wednesday been IvftBtnl fur the ri’Amm by planning to leans Saturday for F iM »y, 11s*ltih«>Mr« i|.ijr ottiiiliiKi nl I* XI. Gslaeivtlta where Mr. Cogburn will evening at the I.... . of her par­ purtner* freon Clearwater, Fla, H-ttiinl iii, ••( <it stir turrtlitif 7:49 ents on the West Side. Game* I*%(•!*.% m i nt it n r »* Xi Honoring Mis* Mary Nkkcl, resume teaching at (he University were played and refreshment* It. E. Tooke and Cyril Itayl,m i: who hnve moved Ihcir fuinili -s Yon n n* rortl tally In x U ri! In 1 list |{ h II. r. iIr ilutnt. p.ittot who plan* to leave next week for of Florida. f Y i | * were served. Hnti.ln H.ltoi.l, MtitulAj- |o A. M. tto * rf tore M il hnve Inken Iho two tho Florida Slat* College for Mr. and Sir*. Homer GIea*iut FrI’-icIH m m , f i t li A. ,\ l Tho*u present were: the Pressor house* on Bay Street. Mr*. Roberta Howard and kirn. Misses Esther Strange, N. V. I*, s. HinoUy, 7 1 * \ \ and tier sister nnd their little Women, a surprise farewell xi i . km i.x' i x rtiDi.ir m i m n I ins FfMii'iilnir, HuiitLii, | I* st, A lecepthm for the l.ymnn Tin* if* s ,f. j. u> 1r>*tt11j*n, im.hI nr. party was given Friday evening Wallace W. Wright hava ra Williams, Mary Grace Blown, schiM.I teachers »a * given by th daughter were dinner guest* nf fr u f o r llvptltiu* l! Vi4m *4iiFi s Htll oil i X1,»nr,rN, 1 UU A. XI, '||»i| turned from Augusta and Clayat the home o f Mr, and Mrs. I tot I* Xt Ruth Strange, Gertrude 11-inter, P.-T. A. ut the scIhhiI auditorluot Sir. nod Sir*. Jerry I lay recent­ I* M. Inn, Ga., and Quincy where they Henry Nkkcl, Silver Lake. It ft* illi'I im i itflr r Rrcund niiiMM. Norma Wolfvr, lim a K illing of on Monday niuht Hlien several ly. r it i m it I M ill Alctt-to, I itl A. SI. Sir. nnd Sir*. Alfred Krirmiu, Gatma were enjoyed and re- spent two months. Til'ft n PV, lialirl J I'i'i’t li.i «1Ilfs St. Petersburg, Margaret ' or- speaker* ex leaded greeting* to ((••Nlftplll'r,, 1dilI*t» frvalunenU were served. rudi, 31adeli lie Collins, arvl Ud the turds of honor. .Mis. Fred Ciltort nnd Buddy returned homo Huudiy H i 1 ... 1 , 2 l»t» I*, ftl* I'llIII*TI V\ vriKVI'll I III HI HR* Harold Ferran of Euetli was Farewell gift* were presented son Horn*', Ismi-e llov ■<. Hyrl F'oncird |nreeled in tlie ill,o-lne front Miami Slut day week. Me W*’rYkr*, 2 uu I* It. ' Hill" I dht i'" Inlb# Nl|b|n*t of ii. . I. *, *s|i-wtT«ii<iii In a ll F lu u r b r ji tie glad Hint Mr. Erirsou and to Miss Nickel and Miss Cum the guest Friday of hi* uncle Higgs, A. W. Epps, Jr.. Wesley nf . tlie pie-ldent. Sirs. Wulket. and aunt, Mr. and Hr*. D. L. • m%r « m iid iix A m m tit ii ♦■( ♦ 'In I ■ i , S«’l« nllMt, 13. tlilla'rt will drive nnr school MeUch and Miss Ruth Mciseh, Cunningham, Joe D 'uglass, Among the spenler, weru Prin­ bull ltd)' N*i....d, |lt !*V|Oi‘ k ‘Tin* #»"bl*’lt T rit l“» fnilll II#* who are also leaving for Tut!*' Thresher, Itoeo Court. br* w * Itil. '"Now l.ilib la th# Juniur Rivers, Webber Welts -it, cipal W. J Wells, Jr.. J. Fred hoses this year. One o f our own I \ lo o t * tl Ni||if*r1lkf 43lll(#f|(, r ill*«t ,i ii4i •.f l Ii i hi; ra 1i «i Im*i | fur, H im • 'Ii uridi. t l fli’ifit’ k, men. hassee. Those present e r r - ; it-: I Vmnniuhm, ........ «I* I r ik C * o liol Mr. and Mr*. T. J. Barnett, Arthur Itevkwilh, Charier K il­ Seholfirld, I'redcs'or Tilden Ja­ Mr*. Warner Atuorgn I* here Misses Mary Nickel, Ituth lVtcrsb-ig, Oreo cobs. l'reife‘ *or Richard Skewc*. ■X'lntiiN (hr- * tt.ilboiw wbtrti riMtw and Mrs. Charles llytn o f Paint ling of St. l*ri-* lit- t*>Hoii-A#riti«iii l< Hi# fillMelsch, Clara Melsch. Helen Adams, lletheit Tunrstufl, Itefre-hmcnt* of in* cream ami visiting tin- week iiinong tie.i n i« r ii %i*riw r i in im ii ka, »pcnt Thursday hr re *.vith 1'*wlnu ti'ifi iti# lUblr* **|^*| nit •»x im m l lube, Jane Gantt, Georgena Charles Tliuislon, and Mr. and rake were servetl ut closing of folks. tin *m b ffiii Ihf I «w*r*1: I#• alt llt-v Jdlllfd H. I ’dV. T. O. Tyner mid Elmer Tyner Hart, Fmmrllne Thurston, Eve- Mr. an*l Mr*. A. U. Mahoney. Mr*. Henry Thurston lltv tiihfeibit.itif* *if llo< wurl ■I nnd lilt.!*• Ks-litd.l. *» I . tto reception. Mi ,ihn i.f Iifin. F**r b# Hjm •• nfill wete here Bund\v front Wiud,--( St» t: F C«hi|m r, • 1-n lfijp rr, Joseph] m» ( Munson, East Tenth Stm t. ii « in d*(no; b# romrnand 1. uni! ■9 Mr t W. I‘, ld< of toe-burg in. re- with Mr. and Sir*. Mag,it: t • r IniPtull ut. In ilt i f a#. Ruby Dobson, Matfiluie Collins, I! -I...,, 41'«. JLMM, Mrs. W. A. Leffler nml family Is vreiting TTer son nnd iMilJTilTer- son. ** ......... J •*** >4 h’ lffditl. ills** 1||« I(JYL*i| MUtUwl Roger* of ..Jask-wnytU'-' " i ; ' V ‘ I T * ’ i |# I " ’it " ' ,,i ' iii. i.dboAihif itiMdiip from (h# in-liw, Pastor Joe Fold* on I Alii an returned from Asheville, N. Sir. nnd Sir*. Slngiiu*on went l.htfillli; »i| Vlir, H■till |* ||, Ethel Root, Helen W i't » lirKti.io m*'i* in'.* MxIlHHib, “HrlC., where they spent several Sir*. Fold*. to Wlndemcre on Sonduy, taking Ihdlamy, Marjorie Balluri', and *■"••• »"i| II* -«lib wllb K**y !•» ib# i i i i v r i i xi*n*tr m i i m ii week*. They were nrcnm|«iniei The new leader of Iho W. I*. A. Fresh iirk Krell home. ||,. hut u tipitii* |.« M ir, l u i o r Swimming and dancing were Irene LundquUt. Th# lltv, \ \ i* lirttnh#, >tiitir•I |w lb,if wlib’ll In elrrI* Mrs. II D. Sonell of Sonfol I, Fled! by Mr. Leffler, who spent a few enjoyed at I,cell working in D.-ytano. the party given Also Harold llecliut, iMMii.r ,,*l not Im’ 4»|m Ii I# nf ili-Aord or Muii.I iy Mcliool. 1.IX \ SI Sir*. Barney Beck wire aide D avid'’b i 1 thcr* wr*k* •I* - ik liiilti, l.lfi’. and I j *%# :jr« Tuesday evening at Son latndo who Is tonnling nl Mr*, t'harlo* Bernier, Robert Starke. hti -Itir i»it»»liMi, fi^ ihf Hi-rtidiirm im# Hartley’s. The workers’ head­ I»» return lmm«* fmm tin* Farti’it. Springs fur the Christian En­ Coffin. Gordon Coffin, Billy Vlh11:M» A XI. Mi' w i*id to itihiitH |im |m*«| fur. lb# Mxriitnir XVtir-tiljfe, Mr*. Nuncyo Rickard and Mrs. deavor of litre I:** nitu. XV*•1•still*, X •»« I* M the Cuogregalionul quarters me now in the llaptid m I fi t‘-«|iit ,i I on Monthly, len, Roderick Adams, Joiner * X1*1* III’ Itf I blnun n**l ki rn ' HjdrXV. *ht. *.|it f XY«*r**liltt. Y tat i* -XI ti ttu NXhi.it, n, ,lf st Iml, Hunt or 3lary Flnnell o f Miami hnve re­ »ht» but Itii'ii Imviiu' livaliiH'tih Church. A picnic supper was Sunday School riom. Pearson, Herbert Thurston, >-a fur lb.« bald All «*"d, |n lit** tuily r#al niiluvl an«i>.'* turned home alter spending n served nt a lulu hour. Tho Sunday (idler* on Sir*. Harda­ for liielt I»ltto*| prt*Ai«iire. illhllL Those James Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. few (lays hero with 31r. nml Mrs. prfM-nt were: the Misses Ruth way nnd Mr*. Nlemeyer were Mr. tloclitfN win it her to jro to tin* Forrest May, Mr, and Mra. 0. E. McKay, South Suitfoid •Melsch, • III ||« tl IM* l . n l l Clara Mel-ch, Mary and Mi*. !*»*((t Slortmi and 3ll>s liorirh now. Her tmttiy frl#ntfY Frank Bauer, Mr*. J. FI.. Ital­ l i t tit •Mil M* dh lto|*e hlu* will In* L«*Mi r iumjii. 1-oubic Nickel, Emmeline Thurs­ Eliialotli Knud of Orlando. Th . It* ian!, Mrs. Joe Mrlsch, Mr*. Avenue. i: 1. \tM.*r.’t 1*1 Mr’*, Flm rr I ,mi.|.|in-d nn>l H. r \ 4 • ■' lull b Hu inIn i , ?| Tl A ton, Josephine Munson, Ruby Henry Nickel, 3fr*. Harry Kent, XI., 7 i Friend* nf 31rs. II. R. Ileck will r .xi il.mrliti'in, Irene, I'nmillu, AIK-* Dohsun, Audrey Newer, Jamami Mrs. J. B. Root, HtHfl * . H«*h.*III 1*' •**• \ hi Interested to learn Ihul she has ftrt*l A K :i 1i, returnnl thin weelc XX E.If, ■ d.iy * i i flitilt \ Gantt, Esther Strange, l.ois *l»returned to tor home hero from II I* XI Wolfcr, Margaret Yaa Nv«*, rim e s f™ xxlien * they Xon .iM> Irivlh d iiiirn iilii w ith tbs Florida Sanitarium In Orlande “ ■‘ “ it dpi*!it the junttm er. Norma -Wolfcr, All,'lie SclivM >•! where she received treatment fur A ' elhourne, Slurp(titllallani. several weeks. , M E D F O R D oklu,. 8. |d. I*-’ . VIHJ4 STRESS PASSING « it M. II I!** %IM* Nhi | IM IM II Airs. J. It. Root, Mr*. J. E. Bul­ • " » 11 I t ri11"I* ,XY*' f 11If a IMI * *I I. lard, Harold 11, vlist, Herbert bPl— If t ’l irenre E. Warren limin'! It'-1 4Aill11 lb 11*.if *| Iiu*-L MiliM = Mr. and Fits. R. C. Long nnd Is ett walking in ciretes., )te would KNOXVILLE, Tenii., Sept. II — An all day picnic was en­ Thurston, Hilly Vlhlen, Clm'les if# I, Hi’ln joyed all day Friday at Rock Mr, anil Sir*. Ben Cogburn have Ertling o f St, I’elershurg, F u d ­ have walked one nnd one-half time* lift Four hanks Qirei' experi­ ■I II... vv. ’ bn* enced and one a sophomote wereSprings by the members o f the returned home »fter *n extended dle Bender, Gordon Coffin at:d nrnUltd th e war'd. W illi tin T Ii* I- Lint Warren i* Medford’* (nail car­ on llm firing line ye-lerday in i*rlltl*''8*tl. til nf Sarah Parker Orphanage Club. trip to Iho Gre*l lakes Expo* Robert Starke. lbFI ol.i l*o i * ■ m a l t «■ ii a t ‘ lion in Cleveland and (mints in rier. Recently he wnnpUU 1 13 (eisrint- (iraelice lit Tennessee. *hhi *b* Swimming waa enjoyed In the years o f service. Since Im started They wete Phil Dleken, I!,-,I liar |>. morning and afternoon nnd a Virginia and West Virginia. rMft ill 1i.-Ltv.tr i* *it*l) ; :« I .11 Ii It..... rallying the anil on Aug. 13, 11*21, WiHuIrnw Ih-rryherev. noil lloli picnic luncheon wo* served. Ur. nn,| Mrs. Charles It. Ertling he has walked on average of NO ;‘neeil, flashy sophomore. “ Un­ Mrs. P. D. Parker presided p o o r pii r* it v 111K r v x * im IK it ovrr u short business meeting. and children, Emma, Clara and doubtedly. our pn- ing tld* year mites a week. jo i ; i • h i *,x, nl* c. |m * i *«r In hlM»l - i - x II Those present were: Mrs. Clar­ Charles Ertli|g, of St. Peters Mr*. W. A. Tilin' and Mrs. L iA t tliul rate, Wnrren walked will he a Idg Improvement over X- ■, - II i t burg have returned homo after gxno Higgins were hoti-feii'x ut ence Smith, Mr*. W. K. Wells, than 2,300 mile* a year, orjthst of In t year,” t rich Ibt’i N'ey. I'tr , 'I ,II I:n*|« i v*ii I 11*1 I* Xf, Mrs. W. R. EdenfieM, Mrs. John ■pending a week here with Sir. un<| tho regular business end social i7,r,0tl mile* In 13 year*. I <x•hIli • XYort*bl|». 4 •*«» I* XI I.io.l snid. C. Vaughn. Mrs. J. B. Crawford, Sirs. Peter Thurston. meeting o f Cirrlo Number Otj,Mr*. R. F. Crenshaw. 3lrs. J. of the First .Methodist Churrh K. Muttlnger, Mrs. E. 31. Kirchheld Tuesday ullornnon nl tinhoff, Mrs Georg* McCrum, Mr*. home o f Mrs. Tilli* on Elm Av.' nur. N. C. Lynn, 3lr*. J. G.' Walts, Sir*. It. F\ Crenshaw pre-id I Mr*. W. L. Clark, Mrs. N. II. Ellen of Quitman, Ga., Mr*. PARIS, Hspl. 12.—BF>— Leftists over the business session, M Georgia Hart. 3!r*. R. L. Shin- Frencli worker* plan to seise the T. I*. I loss taught the tru ll, bolter, Mrs. T. E. Wilson, Mra. Renault automobile fartory out chapter o f tin- mission stu-'i W. 8. Thornton. Mrs. P. D. side Puri*, the government was lo'd book, nnd Sirs. F. It Mitchell I I devotional. Refrechonn Parker, tho Misses I so Is Evans, yesterday, for "an experiment In the tr w om en knme lire- lin t were served nl th e tea h"(ir Juno WndstaB. Ntll Mulligan, Industrial Savietliallnn." I 'l K t - t l l l K M - i: i ,i p . r m . l. iK'htif llu v xxtinld tl»*v#r Thoco present were! 3ir«. I •• Martha Ann Edenfirld, and Joe A delegation representing 1,300 N * k «"»l "b tru-iLt ' vr.«v«*N, Crenshaw nnd Gwynn McCrum. foremen and technicians In the Writs Sirs. Julio Rundiiey. Mi f d -ill Iti*’ ill*, a hi b*’ ai||y( tt f*.*t» r ,-are |,.,|r |, Renault works, one of tto large,! P. I, Giwhlhu*. Sir*. Tom COME IN AND ins-M bii|fe*»rtaut. S**tbhfhf aibln 1 Industrial plants in Franre, gave Bam*. Mr*. 31. C. Sltll*. SI: ttiMii I*, wrl|-KniiH(ii<d SEE FM YOURSELF establish flea new technical the information to Premier la-on I*. Doss. Mr*. A. II. Col*. >1 i4i'|*<.«intM-« (ban u *»«■fity F. It. Stllrtoll, Mr*. W. D II » school* next year. fi.itt. rlntf to,t\r .ii,,| F r r ,f. • Ffigidalre Is wider, roomier, Blum. • t l ’ v I »N C -S H N I'T F XVIM F * With the army planning to spend - with av much sv 4it mole u*aThe group told Blum the rnova den. Mrs. Eugene Itigvin*. Mi ■ xv( n arbi-1v** Hip im ,g( about 1900,000,OftU on expansion ment was started by Communi-t R. F’. Cronthnw, nml 3lru. U t rchUllM, XX’** tir»* IL blc tpace im /reef. N o mole • • i.-s.l b r F f»d i Jp'* to Tilli*. awl especially replenishment of employe*. They declared they (roping. N o more crowding of th# h a ve. arms and munitions during tto learned the extremists are plan­ food*, plenty of (pace for every­ RINGERS TO 3IEKr ONE MINUTE WAVES next six yoire, thousands o f skilled ning to take aver Iho plant ty thing. P/aii Full-Width Sliding Th* Bemlnole Uounlv Sii'i'i": factory mon wilt to required. i ' H K D K I t l C S . . . . . . . $ 7. S 0 force and operate It for themselves. Shelve), Portable Utility Shelf, Class will meet lomonnw D in I ' M ' I N f c . . . . . . . . . . . . . (t .IM t Automatic Ice-Tray Hclcate 2:30 P. II. to 1:31) P. 31. ii* lbM O N A H C J I ................ n.ilO snd s Kors of other features Church nf God. rorner o f F i (,| i ' ( ' 'V V It- ’ ll that all prsrr their value in Street and Holly Aveitu-. Mo E N D < T H I.S ... .1.50 mu. See them. Try ihcm clan*, singer*, n- I oil inteic o th er pkrm anknth yourvclf I ed person* nre invited. t * - -* ^ LAKE MARY Mfaui Thurston Gives Party For Friends Miss Mary Nickel b Given Farewell Party Upsala & (irapcville Christian KntlUBvor Group Stages Party kT ,s ‘■fc 9 Orphanage Club Has All-Day Picnic Friday i . * il P.vre I :& tfi kid Tl HOUR’S A BIG U g-ttonb- debo: lanta wht» w o * MORE USABLE ... HERE’S. TIRES on TIME 1100 5 lV 0 Down x U A O V •* fA T IIC K • OIXOM INpsaFAUfTTI a* . MOWMAY RITZ. Week “Pay As You Ride’* SEMINOLE TBtE SHOP Ml N. Path . 2 D IF F E R E N C E French leftists To Seize Motor Works ^ •ii VH V.'* ‘ INmtman ‘( ’irelet Globe’ l'/i Church Circle Holds Meeting On Tuesday w o tvi s0[ Wamta. BY RETREADING $4 ,0(1 m - 20175 - 10 - — ?4 J“ 500 - 1 7 - - - $ 4 .5 0 500 - 10 - - - $4,50 525 - 1 7 - - - $4,50 525 - 1 8 - — $4,50 550 - 1 7 - - - $5.«o 550 - 1 8 - — $5.00 600 - 1 6 - - - $ 5.00 600 - 1 7 - - - $5.oo OllP f **trr.ct' Blvr mitft mlf*’* t*f ( t*.lL» r than it* w tlrr# . f»ur nr** lh# |r»wf#N| pj»-»lt*t f«p liiMtlly work* T m rk tir# re iremlintf R ttperlaltj FRIGIDAIR1 ^WITH ^ ■ M THEE T E R - M I S E R Rock*1? r,rArt. * Sh°PHill Hardware Co. 1.1’* Park IN PERM ANENT W AVES H II.I.IN f: ....... H t K D K H I U .. . . . . . E U G E N E ........ 15 K K A I . I S T I C ... $ 1.50 (■Mitre f.v rt vti i.c U l lll.s 12.10 t t 18.00 17.50 « I IS f ft H 11.30 ) . »•' P.PAUL’S t >3 Beauty Shop rilON'E 439 w- « �vm sm autrlenU, generally, both In dhlry rations W i tW* M l u never t a « Mod t o t W k n t advantage •T the section that produces It. In *JpP*Ng » « n i m H meal oat of * » amrth. M il fertllMy or plant W * I t * shipped oat, Which should *• n U t a H for tW had from which , T W eatery new er* neeessarlly iklpa mach o f Me boU fertility to the M et hem terminal market*. It le Important that ha pet somethin* l « h hi the aatl by growing good teeer crepe of haallap low land ' Th# f armer wHo nan there farm praettcee almeet taearlably feta better crepe tap continues the practices. Instead o f eajrlap: “ I eaanat afford carer crop*” he It amre apt ta cayi " I cannot afford hat ta hare the beet eorer crop* I can grow." Bail fertility auiy he loot In t«v. eta) ways, meat important of which a n by water and wind erosion, •rap remoral, and toachlnp. Contlaoooa cropplnp o f tho land with* I eat rotation la a eerloae drain on fertility. I The mineral plant foode are moat .limited la the ■•!). and which aoon. nitrogen end phoephorue. Supplies |o f iHyoten, natural or manufac* jtured, are pleallful. Legumes have the power of fletup nltroprn out o f the air and itorlnp same In tho i root nodules. Although extremely I Important to plant growth, there iU tint11 danger <>f a nitrogen fair. •Im . Plwsphorue, on‘ "the other ' hand, U llmltcJ !n *jp|>'v and un ’ • fortunately a greater prnporti in of phosphorus le lost through enielan than any other Important plant certificate Be. I M , It ird <ur « t Anggat. X he* filed '■ N T I Ka* m*4» syetlcatfea f 4**4 la ha teewed rarllftcala l a h r M N Ourf eKitchen 'l f e k . 1* V IPV V POPULAR tOai I ha i harrlM troH riy la tfc* Q M Hf «»r H#mi«ofV Mata m f la v li^ *•* : b*«. i » n x m u$ h jg or ait m r a« mrtt H>rO«a ie, Township >1 Mama naaaa >1 Kan. raa ■ l e j » HW on Ny ta f t N •# Bag ft ta ■*«. The a*•■» ament Of the m M property enter the a N eerttfteate I»ue4 wee In the nanen at fD I> KHT 11AN DEN PAKMK I’ nltn aal4 eerttneate shell ha rrd**m*4 areordlen la law, Iha properly heartI hep therein Will he •ole la lha hleheet bidder at the murt-honae Oaor aa the Ural Wonrlar la lha awalh at Oalahar. m lilt , whlrh la lha llh Nay at Ortaper, i m Dain. ihla ISth Nay e f Naylewliar, H it. m H n iw (X I*. IIWWNDON, riarh at Olreatt Heart at Hrmlnnle I'on air. Ytaetde. H AVANA, Cuba, Sept. 12.— W )—Interchange of Idea* no. IHNAt.l l»«* n North American itiHlenU .1 Hpuni-li utul I-atin American itudmt* of KngUsh it the obJ-*ct if a plun Cuba* “ grand old man X u , '" * if science,'' Dr. Carloe da la TiiriP, lir* ught lo Havana from Miami. Kla. Itrcnllcd from n trip that wal In rniuirc a year, Dr. de la Torre will hrlp Dr. Lucians Martinet, irrrlnry of rduratlun, to tolve 'ulia't eduratiunal |irtibl«m*. The aatrsanlfW o I the OH Knn.'Ve frnuv ■St.. .Petersburg, eropyyfr under'fli* said e*rftVW*.~ Kla., to lluvnna. h*' was “ tef|Ue.« luard wet In tha name ef IJN|Irred" at Miami by a primp j f KNOWN. Dnlrea aald rrrtlflrete ehatt h* areordlng •• law, the eroiwrlr d*»rrlh*d ms*1.1 I a aw a k l . k . .kIbcrtle h i t s . . will . * .aha . w" JJI Tone Advocate* Cuba, America Exchange Idea* MrtNTTNN, enmylala- ace hereby w t a n t u 4 re. la ha I M appear hyaa the u et Oaloher, l i l t ie the if carnalaUt filed easiest a the ahare entitled caaaa Hrand OU M ia' I Named Honorary Head Of Movement ^ * u7& w £ i promote the Interrhange plan. Our phosphorus fertiliser* now I lie aprrwl, and wat named hon* < coats chiefly from Florida and I orary president and umbussador I Tennessee, but avantiully must |to start l lie movement in Cuba. cede from our western deposit* Kubango uf student groups of thU miners!. Yearn ego It was between countries o f the two | recognJaed that Iro^ |coal, and giret language groups of the western phosphates are the most America* is i lie of tho features prevloue mineral heritage of the luiipiKed but individual correnatloN. Sooner or Uter we must •I«indenee between students l* the tom« to term* with phosphorus. first nbjective. tlwHimnd For tho country he a whole It Is j “ I have knmvii a eitlmated that more than | » lf I lilana to pinmiite understanding tbs original phosphorus le gone I between the peoples o ft he Amor* from the surface soil*. It took less I lea* and have tieru glad U» do help many of than tOO years to eecnmplUh this I whet I could destruction. Before another 100 I them,'* he said, "hut this plan yearn w* may have crop produc­ I *rrm< to me to bo more prac. tion control through a phosphorus I llrable than any o f the other* land n feel n way has been opened shortage. |to bridge ipiickly the linguistic I and geographic gaps between A 4-legged banUm chicken, ac­ lour American countries. , yeeterdey b y tha (MU- tive and otherwise normal, t* 1 "Th* plun ha* attractiva fea­ owned by Herbert Starkey of tures that trail to make IU adWent Plains, Mo. I vacate* more enthusiastic as I they piectlce It. It Is slanted ape* Icificuily to Interest large nuiaI brr* » f stodent* of each Ian- Tziataifwd Advertuementi I gu n ge I "I frel I have a new InUrestl I In wink frr that may prove Imory Iwnafktal than any I have ever hail aeklo from my long I fight for the welfare and happl* I n*ss of Cuha. Kvan that saenu Notice la hereby e lite that ear* eeael to final aeeree rendered aa •he llh day of September, IMA la lhal ceruta eaare yrnClap la the Cl reel! Conrt ef Semlaele Caaaly, PERK'S PLACE ENGLISH GULF Sanford ' Electric CONiaACTiNG c a B b c tr J a i^ 2 S | lM Pfcaap WHERE GET Attractive chair tr table. Or perkape i f a a acw coat cr Yaa ask: "Where did jroa get HT* ALlwBTATB W B HAVK several good used otogtrts rofrigeratore at low prkaa and ilhonl terms. Call at MM Hardoasa Ca^ law Phone U- eta.. f*Y » ♦ • \a ' r o w m ans e - , '> * h, » -'l ^-h'-Bhf* ■* s’ * s i a. (A ik |M ■ m T«ar CM w Am WatglM* RgpaM By O M W h o IU n I j �. *■: ^ a ' A * M f u n i ThisAfternoon Capitals t o iq p c n f m Finish ony omwt wras ann-remj Migkjr Atom U Tackle Poeitione Offer ft Practica; DroppedByPerry ProblemTo GatorMenton FroaNet Ten Rugged Men Seek Middle Poet* Oft Florida Seres With Six Of Them Well Over Two Hundred Pounds GAINESVILLE, Ssyt. I S . - Meat THE STANDINGS III* 10 ruggv-d young men who win FO E M T H IL L * N. Y., Sept. I f —(AV-Bryan (Bitay) Grant, Jr., the pint-aised tennis rebel almost caught an indifferent tlalem li Fred Ferry o ff guard yesterday, hut finally lost to tha English, man, who gained the final of th* U. 8. singles tennl* cham­ pionship against California’s Don Budge, while Helen Jacobs fought her way to her fifth straight final ami will defend Hew Turk s i Del mil. her crown against A ik * Marble W *a h ln s t»» al rieveU nd tomorrow. 1'Hllaitelphl.s s i t'klrage. 11*.non. pulling A crowd of flosloo si HI. teinls. for r.n upset similar to the on* Bltsy rrackeil three years sgu thla afternoon between Eddto Gilwhen he heat the ilefendliw chnmpton. Ellsworth Vines, al­ Ulead a t Dsfmad. pmtdrnt o f the most groaned tla disappointment Florida M ale League, aasd Cel. as th* scrappy Southerner Went B t M Feet a t A m t k w , presi­ t af A tfw t* la aaan avaraa^^sl^i^s a^e aarty laa^l ta _______________ _______ _ _af down to n iM, 3-8. 7-5. 8-S do- «J«si dent * f th* Ooergto-Flarlda eirtuit. a s c f v t r , ty* a8 MMtMUphia la enter iha__ aassl-flaai* to# Mattmai MasYa 1Mrata* toaraamest list' at Facial Faeset Hina, Hltto N.Y.Y. The feat. Perry, apparently in the Tha Final plans far th* ant la re•ear** war* I ti i- k 8 4 F I . (AaaealMad (AaaaaHtoi Brea* Free* fM FKetaJ ta j mood for anything but a tennis esfpt*. nsmhsr * f players altowad __________________ _ maUh, loafed through th* Orel *•sdt dsh was* completed and f*nr three sets nnd finally went to nmpkM, two from each league, **M Cave* AHis*s , aat- Fraawt** hsd lliwmes working on 1 work ln ,h* fourtk. although at were aafteted. Tha Florida Stole r tha FhrM s Casaarva- th# ftmdawiastali o f Hss play. \ mO "o time was he really going tinkU• Th* squad was alas dtftdad into - H is u t a her a full head o f steam. Tl BT JIM M Y ICHAFM.U8 Ankle Camphati and A l Harvlo and anssNst CMunittaa vol tw-> learn, and aant through * •***______________________Budge, showing at his U -t m tha Ca*rgi*-Florida League will radnaod th* daj'a hs ; p -n 'h if arrimmag*. A long shadow form since he returned from h*re Bah Vlakara and C. C. Hodge alghl fish, four *nda rrrl.nmage between th* two elev. bring his lOM total number of KngUnd last month, disposnl of Coti wmth* ftold* allowed hr atato law. rom<vletrd th* day** work for victims well over the 200 mark. The Frank Parker o f Spring Lake, Tha Ctpital* and Salat* will play ergaslaatlos I* c m of th* miripv. Brooklyn Dodgers firvball idtrh- N. J„ Instraight aets, d-|,9-3, i* hare Sander afternoon also and to Uk* thl* sporting Cfach Frermsa also put In sum* i-r U the first National Icaguu fl.,1, and If nothing else, assured after an «ff-d ay Monday will re­ (ward praaarvtag FUrw txtra work yesUnkty afternoon Imrlvr to go nvi-r21X1 since 1P2X himself the Nn. 1 spotin the tin(>* am** their warfare In SL Augtnling MMUr***," AUku-.i ^ Troy Hall, sophomore, who when I Dixy Vancewhiffed 221. tional ranking list tur this yenr. ti*a /Tuesday, Wednesday and . , , — . has teen sklfteil to center, nnd li _ nn self the No. I spot In the naThursday. I f other game* ar* a#*at years, kuadrada of will aid Tom Kirkland, another ii i. . u l , The Californian after the first s, Itobert Schroder, end or. tho |ook ih|ng , n, easily ..situ aaaary they wilt ha playad hero karma* from maay atato* sophomore, in th# ptvat duties. Tiny 1 V A eleven, whose )<«**- p,1Mib|B in lir,Ur to he in tip-. next Saturday and Sunday. tod U *ah*rg to partiet- Hfeahart, one o f the varsity censnaring was responsible fur three |op llwpe f„ r ,limorrow'» fin«l J.JJ,, Each team wa* granted th* opm team*menL Last y e o fr tera last season, ha* been shifted of Ihe Urlan h ftin* l**t full, Ii wkm K* will nttempt to kwp pevtantty to obtain oM extra (day. » u ®' K »* taekl*. Gordon McCall*, Um prrsHk-nt-eiect cf the student body. 1h, ,i(|B f r„m crossing the A t- I..... •r fb* tha aorta*. Tallahassee *•tuburgh. Fa-, who land- other en ter * f last season, sufA member o f tho Phi Delta Theta, |nn||e wjt), ferry. | Mated Da* Amaral o f Cordial*, htor weighing IS 1-4 farad aa injury In spring training he is th.- first fraternity man to Uu» Jacobs bad the dislocr*-.' boding hitter * f th* l**gu« to Second place want to J. which will keep him out thla fall. hold the position in the three years, thumb on her right hand tightly; veptat* F n n k M a t wh* waa re­ and the first football player In win hundagnl but it didn't seem to, called by th* NashvlII* Vohmthe honor In the history of the Uni- give hrr nny trouble ns the1 to m o f th* Southern Association. vcrslty—speaking of U, C. |» A., turned inone of the finestp«iTh* itoUU will select * pitcher co-rd sisters seem to run in Ihe formanres of her career In vanfami Ip* o f (heir grid lYsyers, quisliing the formidable llritis!i’ leffiUpftV- .hlsr obtained ali.ee t^ii.ruin Gin Ate \V. Iltcker- southpaw, Kay stammers. In TALLAMitBSKX, F I* .,-M y * 1J.I son, taclilr; 3hTrmnlT""('havooi-. sTraTght sets, *s-4, vf*L^. .in hm Florid* hunter* will ham' f t f v i f Itofftnaa aifitrmnciS center; nnd Willlnm Kdanrd showing yesterday nnd ngninst their first opportunity to shoot < yeatorday afternoon ha would sand 3paulding, hnlflmck will have si i. (iusslo lluegenrr Thursday In tno at gam* birth Sept 18, m Bari AH**, atnr righthander, to ters in school this fall -Tulnno i|uarter-flnals, It seems unlikely Th* marsh hen hunting arason tha hit) against th* Saint* In th* lindiahly kept Glrnn Srhlrl from that Miss Jacob* will fail in l.eopen* that day throughout Flori­ a I-American honor*, tut it gave nmbillon to become Ihe flrst^ da, but marsh bans a n found only o f th* four game* from Cord*!* him n job. Regular <|iiarter.bark I’Inyer to win the championship U th* ptoy-off series, shutting ' A review * f th* first week'* In roasts I counties. Therefore, in the Seminole the shooting will b* limited to for Ihe Minnr*nta eleven, Seidel H »* straight time*, them oat with fir* hits Tuesday /activities 'County ckecker tournament, aatt-water marsh areas. The sea­ apparently w i„ hrailed for natlon-l ^he tillehohlcr* next advernight. whith began B a a S y night anall recognition until the Gopher*I « rF MU* Marble of Ssa Iranson closes Nov. 80. Mmmgir Fred^Franels of Ht. pltyeil the Green 'Va»e last fall.lrisro. galneil the championship The regular hunting season Augustine who brought hi* club ; dar th* ipeueernhln of tha Baawhen he suffered n broken col- round In a 9-1, 9-1 walkover to Tallahassee yeatorday aftor- /ford Chaaa aad Checker Club, opens Nov. 20, hut there Is a apeiflnda A- C Madden leadlnj the rial dove hunting season for Inr tome. Now. however, he is var- ' k,,'r>r ,,¥,,r ,,rk n 1 iw a could pot be reached for hi* players with fiftnm games won |sily tiackriehl roach at the New Or Stamford. < «nn.. in a match that Broward, Dado and M°nmo roun-, ■tartlng mound selection. It was and Una* last, giving Mm aa lies which opens Oct. I and close* I leans institution - in the a-t ,ev. «h" oiost piut w .. a comedy b*U*v*J her* however, that h« average * f .1*3. Nov. 15. The regular hunting sc*, en year*. Tulane's Green Wave 1,f '" '\ n \ “ ‘V weald and J eff Eau raeo, who la ecrend place Is W. L. Har­ ■on close* Fab. 13. has won :i!> conference games, lost * comeUck after a two-year rehorkd cenaationat ball tor th* seven, and tied two. In four of the l ' " m o m e n t * of Batata agalaat "Gainesville and vey with 1IH fames w * and seasons, IfsTO. -30, 'l l and 711 -the MHiaiK# in »” “ n' , One hundred twenty-on# Y!*nDaytona Beach hi th* play-efh, -10H laat to* an avers#* *1 JHOther player* and their *vor- guage* arc spoken by Eurnpc's agalaat th* Capital*. agea art: Parks Hunter, l b 800,000 inhabitants. K,r i" " s ■ " • ■ ' ' ■ m i w . c r w m aad 10to laat tor an average i f .410; B- M- Buras, •*« At a T/wdon auction la 1P32, a SPORT CHATS Florida Game Season To Open Sept 15 ■ play IS* tackle position* or Flori­ da’* I #38 football team. Wklth two ar* th* top ranhiag t**lr #o*t now. well. the n!<f atnry of jro«r |w m Wing j j i t u goad U especially tru* at thla tin *. Tha Up man. Joth Cody, whs will atwaya o« talked a Soat fa * hia tackle play nn Sou(Sent grid- ' irotu, 1* far from having made « p ■ hla mind on a “ Who'a who** aaw ay lb* tackle*. And Car on Prertar, who playrd com* gn a t ball at larkl* with th* Gator* a f*w *#*. ■oim bark, and now Cody's aS> alatant with tho lino, concur* wtOl hla boa*. The only senior among th* tadU l**i that la one haring two yaaes of raralty experience, Is 3. L- Y m , from Winter Park. On*’a b*lag a senior don not guarant** any a a t * that h* will b* on* of tha rags* Ur*. H. I . will Ki t * to produce Jua4 a* much a* an over-ientoa* sop* ■'more if he wants In he aa * o f the ranking pair of tackle*. Ilarry Klettter. Ft. Pt*rc*| U k * K*li-ei St. Petersburg: Brn Perth, OrUndo, and Paul Whatley, f i d h snnvllle, are junior* on tha agssJL but in the time they've temped around with the Gators, only Ktoliter ami I'oreh have earned an T * for their bowling over o f th* e x ­ position. Coming up from the freshman squad of" lest fsit ar* B coup> of lads, John Crabtree, W *»t Palm Beach and Gordon Card* ner, Tampa. Then (hero are three transfers hero from Junlev eel* leges, Gorge »We^*. Covington, Twin., Jim Muilvrs, Nevr Port, Tvnn.. ami Jo* Ilardwlch, Daytons Beach. Each of those 10 Is clearly the keeper of hi* own gridiron destiny. No one has made such n profound Impression up to this writing M to soee-st that he will He on the first Tfocitp which Cody' rnTIi'5wT | for thr Citadel frny hero Oct. 8. 31* of thno 10 laeklae—Yaa, Kseel, Whatley, Owens, Master* ] and Hardwick, rang* from 188 up in 2t5 pound i. The sophomore*, ' Gardner and Crsfatrea nr* th* ’ lightest, 100 end 183, yet this hoy , Gardner has side-line critics hi1 clued to bflisve his unrestrained | sggresalvness will mska him a top , flight contender. Non* will play, If hi* work last year continue*. I more furiously thin K teller. and , he’s not In the 200 pound clnsa. You just ean’t tell. The** boy* bar* a big Job ahead o f them for I. tackle play Is just a* Important an * evsr. That they vAII huslU, put forth Uk) percent, we don't doubt. It will he Interesting to watch * then- big linesmen settle their own * rnres In-fore wading Into opposing ends anj backs a few weeks hones. Five Traiurtrirtw IWe A Oil CarH Burn f 'eck of Napoleon's hair brought 15.23. Director Joseph Slsnltry win ■ famous Imy nctur 30 yrnrs ng-t. *rs *u -m B T A O T Q V tro a . *TV>S i ’u l minates step on. ^ =rr~w L "t iV i t , G an q. <v&S • j iljg| p m\ W.4 '\ �t u» * C I ?■ ftoh Hrj-ui/s /J-♦ Ran fo rd f * T h e O n ly C n it il % < Florida CHjr 4rfanliag Rail. fHfAwaft AmI Water TrumyirtatiM Watch For Three New Creation* la nation to aaa those gowns with their cobra on the screen, stare they show up Mack and whlta. But •Ten the doacrlpUena are leery. I In ana scans crystal silver bare b uaad far an effective wrap. A i bread band a f the satin Is wownd twice around the waist and then tied In a largo loose bow. And There's a laugh, a UK, a thrill aad a heart-paag b the eatranclag story o f -Star Far A N ight,' Twee Both Century-Fox picture pls|lag Friday s t the Kite The­ ater with Claire Trevor, Jana Harwell, Arllaa Judge, E vely* Veaahle, J. Edward Bromberg, Dean Jaggar, A b a Dinehart and Joyce Compton. A lKtb whlta lb —told to make a mother’s happlnese com­ plete—starts ■ hullabaloo on Broadway, the locate o f the pictare, that culminates In a group Iw f to regret ha had tor­ af madcap chorus cutba turning t hb daughter's marriage a i»u»irt! hit topsy-turvy and H W »k _ r w y , Jre^i rival the main atam sxsrtlng all Its maka-belbva to make the wii- mother's dream coma true. Claire Trevor, Evelyn Venabb and Dean Jagger are panicstricken whan they Icain that y team tha screen pb y by their mother U mining to pny i Macau)*'/. Jo* T rrjh an 1 them a surprise visit. Tim mother, Jan* 'fbrwail, bus bat her siabl and has Keen le i to believe htr children sre famous and sue- #s b the acre*n b "Ballets or Belbta," n First National produrtba which la scheduled to return "to the Kits Friday. Robinson's new rob afford* him all ll^a opportunities for characterisation that "Little Caaaar," th* pbtare that made hire famous, gave him, bat b 1 this picture ha b not a gangster. H* la a hard boiled detective datermlned to put tha bold**! and bast orgauited hand o f criminals known to history out of burl- nc.vt. there b a m i » » i N ib grata arrmlef gaarn aat wrap a w l a t h entirely tortie.J with faariaoaa crystal aad altrer baglaa. T ib ae.l o|u o f the gown’* (b ra g aUrt are rvpcatori la the aiaaiaa a t.O a flowing coat, whfcfc b Meed ia gab grtea chlffc* a b fastened at the Bark With a hage atir anythin. I Thera b aaa b trig v b g daaiga thit la not a abate frock a* a hall gown, hot a negligee. PoaUa aatln rlbhoa trim* the fleah iahw j eerpo robe, tying la b a bow aa aaa ah ouMer and a groat thing eaacaJe at 'ha wabtllee. Oeer Ihb, Carob waara a II lowing ahraldar threw o f smiB curling aatHrh faathara aawtd to a chiffoo rage. No won­ der William r»wotl, aa Godfrey, fall a rlctlm ta the Lam bed hta when ha playa opposite her. A really rare arhbrrwwnt b the light and airy a n w b gown o f or* «hM chlffaw that J r aaa a f Troeto Banlnn’a sucreiee*. A t w y " V " deco'lete hug* the flgWIW b a plain bodice, adorned only with a ■pray of violet, erchld and M d t chiffon flowers, teaching from the right shoulder In the left tide af the waist, nenei th a satin gtrdb, clouds of swirling filmy ahlffatt emphaalte the sob extravagance o f the shirt nnd form a charming contrast to the aimpb line* a f the af the year prill ha shewn at the Kits Theater Taaaday for the bodies. first Urns beady. It b oatMbd "Love Baglaa at Twenty.' The ridiculous antb e ad Hegh Herbert, Hobart Csvanangh and Unusual Style Note In Haiti Designed yWPeacsUrgsd UOMTREUX. Rwlteartend, Bopt. » f i t T fr btorvawtba af -• lag aa a career, when an M-G-M. talent scout haw him In a col-| . » , leg* performance o f “ Journey's sF’ rog, raised on California com­ End” nnd offered him a screen merclal firms stretch to lengths ts-it as great as 2S to*has. “STAR FOR A NIGHT” LONDON. Sap*. W --IT V Georg* MeMahoa waa found yullty today a f pradactag a re­ volver near King Edward V III with latent t o alarm hb me* j*aty.* Re waa *rnteaced b It moatha' Imprlaonment at bar la* bor. McMahon waa acquitted an two of three chargee placed against ' Copyright IDT* hint after ha “ slithered'’ a load­ By The Associated Press ed revolver at the monarch aa N E W Y O R K . S ep t. 1 h# rode by In a military procesabn on (’onatitutlon Hill duly I I The pudgy, crippled Irish Scot testified a “ foreign power” had th e A tla n tic w ith hla pilot, wanted him to shoot the King D ick M errill, waa a lg h te d o f f on an earlier occasion and had C ape R ace, N ew fou n d lan d , tried to enlist him aa a spy tod ay a t 12:00, E a stern against Britain. standard tim e. Before the verdict was reached E a rlie r reporta fr o m th e McMahon pleaded with the court plane, “ Lady peace” came b to lend him to prison to protect after th*r« had beta seven hours him from those whom he said ha y illtwf. had betrayed by falling to carry Kbkmsn and Merrill, who re­ \ out the deed. The jury delibcently flaw from New York b 1 crated only ten mlnutea. London scrota the North Atlan­ tic, took o ff on the return trip fete yesterday, leaving a London firfb ld with fort casts o f good heather ahead. Oa the trip over they were farced down In South Wales by Zaae Grey Writes Outstanding Hit O f Outdoor L i f e , Saperatitioa* Of Airplane P i l o t s Laid Bare In Film bbndlshmanta af tha fltsltr daughter. RawIdea Wiliam Fawsll sal Carob l-ombard, th* cast Includes Alba Brady; flott Patrick. Jean Dixon, Eocene Pallet ta- AU-t Mowbray, Mbclb Auer, Rotort Light and Frnnklb Pnngborn. Gregory Lo Cara, one of Ilojtywood’s foremast directors, th* pbture. Northwest Canada Is Scene Of Fiha Actor Tickled With Having To Wear Hat Robert Kant demonstrated that ha la just aa handy with a flaktag rod as he te with b alx-shoot*r whan, during productIan o f Zane 0 ray’s “ King * f Mb Kajm* Mounted,” ho kant tho entire company supplied with freak J jmeI Optometrist \ Returm* From TVip To- Athuits Clink •w Th* weather: Partly cloudy tonight and Tureday, scattered showers Tuesday. Teachers' Examina- Chaa. Wert O f f e r s tk>M Sc he d ul e d Diamond Ring For Banfonl DeMoley members will •eaambb nt the Masonic Temple here On Thursday I n i t i a l V i c t o r ' Too much citrus fruit la teartag th* state, according to a warn­ ing Issued today by th* Fairida Citrus Control Committee |after watching increased grapefruit ahipmante. Up to Friday night. 171 car­ loads o f grapefruit had bean Jhlpped from tho state nnd i n V those cars went forward In the first six day* of th* past weak, According to a statement Issued by F. E. Brigham, secretary for the Commission, ' TMroughout the state Friday, there wer* 33 rare o f grapefruit Wing prepared for shipment. Briglam laid. Last year only Bt car­ loads had boon skipped up to Sept M. ' Brigham laid K shipment* are Not curtailed It may be necessary h r th* Coatrel Committee to limit th* total vehsma having Florida, ft# urged shipper* to cut down their pl&lng immediately, adding that th* committee la reluctant to preommend a volume prorate and Would do so only no a teat resort Twenty Cases Booked fmr Municipal Court Five thousand children, whllu Following Its custom of the patt and colored, todiy had picked up'sesrral year* The Herald will spuntheir school work where they ‘ sey n football “ pick-the-urlnm-r” dropped it last June for a three-! contest again this season and tomonths* summer racstlon. ginning today a guessing chart v. i I All Sanford schools and the in- appear on the sport page daily ev­ stitutbns at Pools, Geneva, luik* ery week Monday through Friday. Mary and Osceola began their first i However, fans are urged to read week, while other schools in I tlu ‘ the rule* and directions carefully, County were entering their second‘ i for there are a few changes and week of activity. strict conformance to all regula­ At 8eminole High School this ( tion* is necessary to compete for morning, about 600 students were ( the prises. enrolled. The figure represents, One of the major changes In nearly 100 more than that o f Ia«t the program this season i* the yrar. fuct that each week The llerahl Principal addresses were deliv­ will have a co-*pon*or who in turn ered in chapel by T. \V. Lawton, will offer a capital prise to tho County superintendent, tho Rev. winner. In addition there will he A. II. Cola and the Rsv. Dr. E. I». Brownlee and Prof. G- E. Mc­ Kay. principal of the institution. rren. I f th* Miami officers expect The Rev. Cole and Mr. loiwton to make much headway in smooth, were t hief speaker* at the spenin-r ing out all domestic squabbles they exercises In the Grammar School. heller Increase the sIm e f their Opening ceremonies of the Jun- [ standing army. lor High School will be held at !> A. M. tomorrow. Tho public is invited to attend. The superintendent'* office sn-: •nouneed that Thursday has been ] ch"*en as the date fnmsminatiims ' of teachers seeking all grade re-tlficate*. No definito location has A record crowd of Sanfordlte* Urn selected for the work, but will hear Ben. Reott M. Loftin one will he announced probably to­ morrow. Joan Crawford haa tahad her third yrar o f grant apava. aad atoya FRENCH" SAY FLAG* ISTONED BY REBELS' Socialists C h a r g e d With Trouble Stir In North A f r i c a Jewish New Year services, to commemorate the Jewish calendar year o f MU7. will l* held here at the Community* Center YVedncs•I•) *t h I*. M. and Thursday a! V A. M. Itahbt Ted Cook of Philadelphia wi I have charge of activities. Ushering in the new year U termed “ Rosh llashanah” by Jews. In Bioliral times It was a festival celebrating the opening of th* agrL-tAtural reason. KabHnle tradition connected tho festirgt orith tho beginning of the creation, and said that on that day all creatures of the world pass ti review before their Creator for judgmrnt. In addition to religious sereices, “ Rush llnshnnah" is given ov­ er to the strengthening of friend­ ships and family ties. Record Crowd W i l l Hear Loftin S p e a k To Kiwanis G r o u p Keserrations for th* affair MO hatag accepted by T. E. Simpaow, KI wants rhainaan af th* commute* on srrangemsnts. Two ooeaalon of Sen. Loftin'* address wtU mark hla first vUU to lem toab County since taking 0 rent to th* U. 8. Senate. Members af th* Sanford Lions Club aad Rotary Club have been invited to hear the senator. Also th* City aad County Commlssloaa aad the County Bar Aaa*«Mten are offend the opportu­ nity a f artiadtog. Too. those who arc not nfflUatod with any of m* argaalaatbaa may attend th* luncheew end If planning to do ■o should maka reservations witk Mr. Rlmpaaw. A hoot n defendants war* schctL f b d to hav* t faced Municipal Judge Millar la City Court today, coedtag to Chief o f Polk* Roy Joha Byrea Wight, 79. father Wl'ltaam who compiled th* docket, of Henry Wight o f thl* city, died k AH aa*** are of d minor nature, yesterday to Atlanta from hsart TK* thief aald, with charges laeludtrouble, aaaovdiag te an Aiaaclattag drmakaeness, reckless driving. *d Froaa tosgatih. My- W ight waa a prominent Cairo, G#w taag oil grower aad a part peu ldmit e f th* Gaorgia Stete AgrkuKuroJ Society. Ha pioaoarad to th* development o f th* taag *0 b daatry In Oaorgb aad far paaia waa regarded aa aa aM•tendta* farmer aad aa aathartty m agricwltar* to Goacgla, . _ Survey Crews Work Toward Completion Of U. S. Soil P l a n Six survey rrews are in th* field todry wmklng toward completion of <prratinns necessary In this rounty before provision., o f the frdeial soil coiuervatlon net can become effective.. Each farm, represented by n work sheet filed In th* offku of County Agent C. R. Dawson, mutt be measured and certified by * Th# Rev. T. I. Deane, pastor of crew. Only tha acres o f land ac­ tually used to produce crops will th# First I’revhyterian Church at Dunedin, ami Mr*. Drane, former bt ronsidered baa# acreages on residents of Sanford, have re­ whkh governmental payment* will turned to thjlr hum# after a month b* made under tha ceauervatloa program. j 1of travel in Europe. ’ Among the countries si-ited For more than a weak Ih* o ffk * force o f Mr. D a w n has bean em­ were England. Scotland, Ireland, Belgium and Holland. ployed chiefly ta wkipptag th* work One o f the most interesting side aha*I* Into condition far forward* tag lo Gaincsvilla where tha State trip* taken hy the Kav. ami Mrs. Conservation Committee will err- Deane was one which led them tify them and send them along to through Sir Walter Scott's routtry in Scotland and th* vicinity Washington. where the “ Lady o f th* Lake” was written. TRO riC AL 8TDKM The couple Stopped one wrrk hi JACKSONVILLE, la y t. U . - M ’, Oxford where th* Rev. Deane to k —The Weather Rureaa today sai l n special summer coarse at St. a tropical hurricane la moving Hilda’* Co:i#g*. Ona week and a north northwestward through tho half were spent In London. Atlantic Ocean about 330 miles The Deanes, on their return, northeast of San Juan, Puerto Ri­ stepped for a while with the Rev. ta. Observer* mid th* alarm dors Dean*'* parents. Mr. aad Mrs. W. not at present told aay danger f-r T. Deane, on Geneva Avenue, be. tha United lUtea, _____ . fur* returning to Du a* din. DeaneH $top Here After. Interesting Trip On Continent It ■ t 9 W dtan Solui.itiun in N o rth ern j Spain Itnlay anil net up • jtcivil m lm lnU tration headed jh y the tfovernor of Pun* . pinna. (In vcm m en t «Vt* P o n d e r a * MUs I, w ho nlmmlonetl th e aLLy t o ,h e ' mlvancinif liw u rjrttn td M rtjr; utlng Sunday, set up new front at Mhn». I'till hut iUsipic Nationalists among them were fleeing US France rulhrr than fight fur- Services P l a n n e d F o r Observance O f Jewish New Y e a r j Sanfontite’a Father Swonabi la Atlaata pds-(t Kant la starred b the p r o d '“ ’a with RosaUnd Keilli — ' * ' t. Dbohart headlag a o a t a f screen favorite*. Seminole Popilt ‘Pick A Winner’ OpenOperntion* Contest Will Be For School Year Held This Year toa'ght at S o'clock to b y plan* for the coming year, it waa anteaThe ailUGon of problems o f v|. aounetd today. ■ton can do much foe unruly chil­ dren and poor stodanto In many In­ I. L. Hoffncr. W. C. loflcn nnd stances, Dr. Henry Mctaulln, Jr., Henry I.ongwr*l, who operated *» Sanford optometrist who recent* buyer's on the Rut* Farmer's I f returned from a graduate clln- Wholesale Market last season, k b optometry In Atlanta, said were here Saturday looking over today. I th* poealbllltba for another season Dr. MeLaulln said tho clinic at tho local market. brought out that 90 percent o f the "problem children” In institutional Tuesday’s tides: low, 1:33 A. M. and at home are foumf to lo suf­ and l:SH p. M.; high, 7:39 A. M. fering from visual disturbances. and 11:12 P. M. Bun risen nt 1:11 Th* local doctor expressed en­ A. M. and sate nt «:34 P. M. Moon thusiasm at tha work given during rise* at 5:10 A. M. and sate at 3:47 th* Atlanta clinic period. Ho said ____ vans. optometrist* of Florida will con­ PM ' tinue the study of (notarial pre­ Miami police, perturbed by th* tented through n series o f perl- number o f killings aa th* reault odlcal sessions nnd clinlcn through. of domestic difficult!**, plan I* Out th* yaar. establish a domestic ra'atioaa ba­ C i t r u s Committee W a r n s Grapefruit Skippers Of Volume GANDOLFO, Italy, The Holy father nevertheless Inv.ihed “ jpecial love born of mer­ cy and compassion” for the Span* l*h persecutor* o f bishops and Priest* and rilln! upon constituted authorities In all nation* to “op* po*c the** great evil* with every remedy and barrier that la poslib *.” Sa.lly h« foresaw utter rhao* If "those who have a duty in lit* matter do not hasten to repair the Dbk Powell ami Joan Blondrll, screen stars, are filing notice breach—If, indred, it ia nut alo f Intentbn to wed at the Los Angeles marriage license bureau. Unde# California law It will be three daya before they ran obtain a license. The singing star and Mlaa Blundell gave no definite date for their nuptial*. (Associated Press Photo) €|TY NTEWS B THE B06&—BUT! ha i------1------ - committee af W*rW Alliance b e latevaad Frbadahlp Ihrewgh tha tom. Tweaty-flva f aoanlrba CASTEL * * l’<- It — (A*|—Pope I’ iua X I b itrung, passionate tone* tdday gave hi* blessing lefor* the whole world to the militant defeaee again*! the -mad” force* o f com* Wuum, declaring the** force* menaced, In tragic Spain and els*Where, -the very foundations e f all anler, all culture and all civlltalion,” GaaS Weather Favor* Rkhniaa. Me r r i l l 4 On Epochal Flight Th* local* of Zan* C r y ’s "King of the Royal Mounted,” Twen­ tieth Century-Fox release, la th* primitive vastnesa, o f Northwest Canada, Replete with spectacular action hlghllahted hy scenic grandtur, nnd hard-rldlng romance Inter­ spersed with fast-,hooting thrills, th* picture stars Robert Kent with Rosalind ..........Keith ..... . and Atan Dinehart featured at the head of Tobert Ta,lev's father -waa e a cast of Hollywood favorites. reentry doctor, who mad. Ft* Wyoming ranchers in aavsrnl can* on a bieytb, and war* a darby hat to s u b la b tho dig­ aaotbaa are waging w ,r agalmt ptalrb dega which thsy say nr* nity o f hb ptam aiM . Nkk Grind* directed tha pro­ duction from Ih* screen play by Robert D. Andrew* and Joseph Hoffman. Pamplona Governor* G i v e n Control In. San Sehaatian Aa, Communists Fl e a : PAIR I8 F IR S T TO ilA K B ROUND TRIP extremely funny, white Warren Hull and Patriate Elite furnish tha romantic episodes that heap th* younger ab ates! a f tha audiences agog with btaroat Mat that it U aU mmanr* and comedy, hewever, fo r there are pbnty af thrMb in tha pic­ ture when a band a f hank bas­ terapt to shoot ap the town. It dite go on a raiapaga and atrrrailns fnr the lovers to capture most unique situatbna imagitha desperadoes In oa* o f the noble. Hull tloos a fine pbre o f act­ ing, although the radio linger nover resorts to hoag. Mlaa Ellis also is execellent as hla spunky brkb. Herbert and Cavanaugh. ■< tha heaiieckad husband aad hb mousey filcnd - are scream*- It themselves, neither aver having donn better remedy work. Dorothy Vaughan b ■aacolKnt as tha virulent housewife wno hn.i a yen for th* long test Rob­ ert Gbcklor, who proves to hi Mugsy O’Banbn, leader a f th* ibs p« redoes. Frank McDonald has dona n fine pbre of direetbn, bringing out nil the humor of the original pl(y by Martin Flavin. ' Two new hit senge, M thorel by Hurry Akat and Rldncy Cla-v, arc featured In "Htar For A Night,” Twentieth Century-Fox hit. They are: “ Over A Tup o f'C o ffe e ." "Down Aroun' M a lik a 'W a r* Claire Trevor, , Jew* Dwrwall. Arline Judge, Evelyn V i able, J. Edward Bromberg, paan Jagger, Alan Din*hart and Joyce Comp­ ton nr* featured In "Star For A Night." MISS AMERICA* OF 1936! Night C U b Singer, n a fw lm l A i r ­ Man Near Comple) ttato O f Ocean Hop SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK SUNDAY, MONDAY—“ My Man Godfrey/* co-starring WUIbm Powell and Carob Lombard. TUESDAY—"L o r* Begins A t 20“ with Hugh Herbert, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY—Double feature, “ Earth­ worm Tractor," starring Joe E. Brown, with June Trivial "The Devil'" Squadron," starring Richard Ulx. FRID AY— Double feature. "Star for a Night,” with Claire Trevor and Jane Darwell, ami sprrlal return tnguvment af "Bullete or Ballots" with Edward C. Robinson. SATURDAY— Doubb feature. “ King o f the Royal Mount­ ed," with Robert Kent and Hma1i.i l K< ilh; "JuIlbri-uk," with Juno Travb, Craig keynolda. To do- this ho renounces both --------b v * and honor, nt least tempo, rarlly, for he breaks with Ut* poIlea and ostensibly becomes a ' criminal himself, |n order to gather Ih* evidence to break up n band of crook* su powerful that no ona bail aver been abb* U put tlM -fW rt ------ J Tho picture Is tha story af racketeers who are supposed to b# renpectabb society leaders, Tha children manage l » keep business men o f wraith, pollup the pretense after the moth-r tic lam of high position and , - , ... _. h“ l- Thu arrives but when J. Edward bankers, men so well known that l,ta* nno sus|M-ets them. The"/ never' pWur*, based on a story Vj Jon­ Bromberg, an eya specialist, no _ . ■. S . . . . - 1L . . V Ihw I — s h I.I ! » l u s a,seas o f promises to restore tho mother's are soon with any of th« crooks wha carry out their orders, but aight by an operation, they re ­ alist the gamo Is up unless they contact just one man In tha work­ can devise some sensational ruse. ing organizatbn, wha carries out Two new hit Mings are fen- their order* and delivers th* pro. tnreil In the produrlbn, which ceeda o f their III rotten rains. war directed liy lewis Reilrr, un­ Tho itory Is hy Martin Mooney, der tho supervision of Executive the New York newspapermen Producer Kol M. Wurtirl. who exposed racketeering In tha newspapers, and was sent to ja » for thirty daya for contempt of court lierauae ho refused to di­ vulge I he sonrre of his Informa­ tion. lie r(aimed It was th* . . . . _____ _ _____ __ _ names of persons who gave him "snood" was designed by the j Information confidentially, geton Warner Brea, millinery depart-jjMiller rollaboialed wl*.h mant for Juno Travis, who wears Mooney on Ih* story nnd slut It In "Jnllbreak." . »"> *• ‘ h* screen play. The snllor-typ* brim la uf There ia an unusually talented white felt, while the crown I* n •« lh* picture, with Jean coarsely woven brown filet mesh Rbndell playing the feralnlnu which ravawb tha hair and also o|>P<>"lte Robinson. *sr S K t f- s s is r 'Lady Peace’ (Sighted Over Tear It Ja il North America For GnaEvaat y f \ n m v e r a a r y Other Government force* to _ _ 9 ' Ihc south claimed they had 1st M w a t A W / f , Gung hack n vicious attack BE F jr ilr j I we § a # Talnvrrn on \he road to Madrid, ___ |capturing morturs, machine guaa S a n f o r d Vicinity )inner Tendered Democrats Bill Important Rally wer, trylnf l0 #fc. tain ih,. release of women and m i cliildun among t.Tdd -Vsscista liu r e n * Who have tx-en besieged under ----- — ’ shell fire in the Alcaiar at TeMr*. June \V. lord o f -Sanford l,-,l>, for more than right weeks, yesterday celebrated her N3rd 1ho French Minister of Pubbirthday anniversary. Mile was bon- lie Works in Paris charged oied at a dinner given by her d’panidi Fascists stoned . ltlte> daughter, Mrs. Itosu Steward. Fu-nrh flag at an InUrnatbnet Mrs. Lord comes from a fa’iilly 'station rousing halting of rai*who settled near Palm Springi lot- way service into Insurgcat terrlfo ie ll„ - -I s * 1--W oe - { mmh I - I L s (•*{£ _,. father, Miles Tanm-r, was one of the few in this section who onned slaves in what Is now Semlnolo County. Her mother, nest Catlo rinu Jorlinn. comes from a Central , Georgia family which Imd largo ho dings in land interests and kept ll hlliM* ounils-r o f slue.-, 1 ---- . — j %^ 0 I Rightists in Franc* charged the SosiMlisI Government with (tying provoke u native uprieling in French Morocco In hopes 1'- would spread to SpvnUh Motocio nud cause tiuubl- for Fuaauthorities who suite I poaar 1,‘" l,-'Kinning o f thu revului tioll. —, Long UlneHH F a t a l To I). W. Dennett, 61, We«t Side F a r m e r II. W. Ilennett, 01, for Id yrar,I a resident and farmer of Memlmde County, died Sunduy at his hone on the West Side following ail ex­ tended illness. Funeral services are scheduled Tusdsy at 2:30 P. M. from the Erickson Funiral Home. The Rev. W. S. (juren will officiate. Inter­ ferment Is to be in Evergreen Cem­ etery. Mr. Bennett wn* a native of South Carolina. Surviving are tho widow, Mr*. Matilda Bennett; two sons, Nammi Ilennett snd Johnnie Ilennett, Imth of Sanford ven daughters. Mis. II. W. Hughe, of l-odge, H. Mr*. Gary Keith of Minneapolis, Minn ; ami Mrs. W. II. Benton, Mrs. M. K. Ifardy. Mrs. W. M. Benton, Mrs. Jack Itenton, and Mrs, N. D. l/»wry, all of Sanford; ana brother. G. K. Ilennett uf F'airfns, II. C.; ami one sister, Mrs. Ih P. Carter of Flhrhnrdt, S. Firemen Are Called To Automobile Blase Hold I*knic At 'Lando Springs K lk H One hundred Elks and their friends today were scheduled 'o attend a chicken barlwcue supper to Its- held at San l.ando Springs. Swimming, dsnring and other entertainment was on tha bill -<f recreation for the afternoon nnd late evening. Supper Is to be served at U:3Q o'clock. lionuH Bo nds Still Flow l*a«t Windows Of I'ostofficc H e r e A budget will have beeni - , i lj" !y Gan.sclma, of adopted hy Sept. When the in * "lT r U," ,U h“ « ,n hy the local ....... . BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Sept. II. turn ut fiscal year end*. ficr *inr«* the flmt Mir ru*h fol—147—Grixileil former slaves 1'iwinir the U«ue of (he rirtifigathered here today for an annual Jubilea and to swap stories of yrs* I " . , sistant postmaster, said tixlay. tsryear. in c r e a s e In S a n lo r d It was estimated that upproxl■— ■ mutely |I30,(Mo In bonus bonds MORMON G l'ID R FOR 31 YEARS Near y IS.WHI in governmenl have liet-n cashed here since they SALT LAKE C ITY, Rept. I I . - "baty bomU” have been sold due- Hive lieen in circulation. Nrar y John B. fah r wh-> f»r t l ing the first half of September $300,000 worth Of the hoods weie year* has been dropping pin* m from the Sanford postoffice, postal claimed by ex-seivice men in tho Sanford vicinity. the rostrum to demanetrale the authorities reported today. This figure wss a considerable Each certificate I* worth $."r0 famed arnuitks o f the Mormon tabernacle, his celebrated his 7Hth increase over the sales record for fare value, Mr. Harrison explainer!, birthday. A pin dreppad ran U> the month of August when less rThe maturity date is 1912 at which heard through the vaat domed hall than 1500 of the securities were i time a small accumulation of inpurchased, _ _ _ __1teres! ia payable. whkh ecata 5,M0 parse aa. A Macing automobile, owned by G. E English, yesterday afternoon brought thn City Fire Department into action at Geneva Avenue ami Melhinvil'r, While not estimating th* damagw to the vehicle, Chief Mack Cleve* land said the entire upholstery was luiir.nl. the top destroyed and thw paint cracked by th* heat. A defective electrical eonaec* lion was said to have been th * cause o f thn fire. i FORMER HL.WFM MEET ‘Baby Bond' Sales r‘tc* inJun'’ Sl- Garrison. •»- LOCAL WEATHER' f«n. A i t r u * . r»b. AvafKfw it«r. A n r i f * Apr. A v « r » i « Mav A v* n « « J lf NM A V it. J U . r A VO. At .O. A VO. . � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/483307acf23bf69f154673dddfe998d8.pdf ce0a5d2a76f312bbffdf9d0c0239ee76 PDF Text Text T* So k Gator Toko R i i Ii k N et Tn m j O # SPORT CHATS M m MvntorRefuses To FirstGames Light H a T a ta M And M k CanUm A n Nat SaMJg* Par MfW Orlemte, Cawadlaw m aad Charlie May* J r . M , H. Ytf Lon* Island m , together to IS* lin t prt M player* flmt kr/M, u d definitely fa* happened la tend la tV first T V cV npV nhlp will iU rt I M W (7 A. M. KIT.) m r baro always baoa aa aatftt la V MM hWcrfa Oatdaa City, L. I., taken aeriouily." Half m m , wttk IS match) ■ Mcntloniny several of tV grtd■ahariaM nad t i t | k y w includ- dera tV Gator sierra will k m to I t t eight former champion* and look oat for, Cody ipoV of Rnlth, I t fecclgw atora competing for a sophomore halfback from Lao* IV title vacated by Lawson Lit* liny, Mielu who waa recruited by Oa, aaar • professional. IV Bulldoya this yaar. Smith la Other ewtataadlng mateh*x~*ln ellythlo to compote ia vanity tV first w ild ara John K. Lab- gamca becauao he attended a Jaater maw, f m a r Wratern amateur college la Mkblgan lael eeaion. ehampkm, ». J. Wood Platt,1 Coach Cody referred to Inform** Philadelphia • . Walter Em*ry,> tlca from Mkhiyaa whkh V ra­ OUahmwa City, rannor-ap but re iced U it year rating Smith aa yaar, e. I a n M. Young, Jr., Ptttshwryh, wV loat to Lawton U ttia la IV third round iaat yaart aad Johnny Goodman, CVaaa r, U aatir Hkks, Glmcoo, T V I t faretya player* are lad by Hector Thomson, British amateur champion, nine other w a k m of tV Brltiah Walker Cay aquad aad C. Ru m (Sandy) ■emervtUe, Canada, American • ferry advin^rf i t the tr iitn ie tt tall Hrnrv Culley of Santa * « £ _J ham. Calif., M , t-t, t-1._C.Tkip t , w# atlll yiv* them a fightlay ia hlMerlny shot* forced P»rre a for the flrat time aince 10231. Natural y, there will V plenty. chance to train victory and aavo ■ rihlblt inme of tV heat tennla V of opposition over townrda iho up from a lad pick, i hi* shown here Ihla yeer. Plilaa, where Auburn'a Tiyera ■ are yetting growled up for their G a i n m U l e C « t e l l e r aenaonal campaign, and too, Umre n . , , , , n.mmaum HOM E RU N S will be aome hearty no'a aboutad K O U ^ n t I l y IM TOIUI from the Kentucky and Mlaaiaalppl ------ • a t* By The Associated Preta State aide of tV plyakln whirl, GA1MK8VILLE, Sept. ID.— 1 ' ! Yeatarday’* bomeri: I a a a Kreaa, Sana Iora, and H«»rr. but we (till aiy the Yellow Jack-. Galiwaville Baatboll Association I official* yesterday announced tV I • • J fhllllea, lit Oahrly, Yankee*, HI eta from Georgia lecii. Wh*takmt Yea JeehT ! tale of Milton McDougaL a J Z JL .* Mayylo, Yank***; Knkkartuekaf, tv >* *! '* Indian*: Slayton, Senator*! Chap|l.1*be*n<1 1)1 lad. Senatorat Oahlnper, Tlpcrol ',r. » i l i e - l l PVIpe, O odf.fi Walker. RwHl •*i at* a n — • Kthymaeher, aianli, and Kara” ponrin. R «k. 1 . C lassified Advertisements COLORED WOMAN “ want* >*h M®. Ynnkwa, H doing laundry. EtVI G a i n e s j ,oUbl HAVE YOUR WATCH npakml c - “ > g ‘-------------------------- -1 .. - by ana w V really kaewa Vw I t —ASMiDMSl* fST Rm I* National --------Mrknra, Jeweler, Mag. Art. POUR-ROOM furnished npnrtgrand old alvle Institution, nn>l ■*,l» havu.g plnyei PERSONAL! ment W. L. Cooper, pVno TVK hope youM Ilka It tV n , once you. in MEN GET Vigor At Once! New Outre* Tonic Tnbkla contain FURNISHED APARTMENT, d get tV FloHilo land In your aim**. I "*?*“***' w* We hear that Aivlatant Rami Wa*’ G-man player to ;raw eystar invigoratora aad other Flrat floor, M3 er four roam*. Stimulants. One dose pep* np nr- Magnolia Ave. on has alrvtdy frit tV touch of, L?1V* ___________ aaw iiw cai-w t* thk atata’a magic aaad between hit I P*". guai, glands. If not delighted, maker refund* faw cents pnbl. toe* am| has declared blmaolf a* sS sm Call, write, MeRaynolds’ Drag Cu, In r* Hi* Hatat* UKHjakU favoring the “Sunahlas State" u* t . ItillKT. a*****rti, ■ . . . . lk, a lifelong place of abode. I Kutlc* I* haraef ■'»•» * TV Highly Ataant • | umlrralan*). will "» *** ****1,^1 L f IM-Inlwr, A. II !IML ’ Up In Forroat lllll*. fighting' ilk* lli.Hi.raM* « ifor hta very IHr, U Ritoy Grant, [ . n*mln»l* C-aair.C*!*1.**^^Lu PUrlM. Ma li Ml rdura. *«*»*; and v**«»*r j'MlUln giant" of tV American j 1a* A.lmlnl*lralur -* *“* rfVAa—•c! i tennla world and a native and roe-1 111ISMJ!AM:i 3M 'T• • ■ *•- — -■ r— rgj Ident of Atlanta, Geogla. Thla fiva! land *» mid tin*. »>• *M ‘b*rJ two tncheazL cemcontrnted i ____________ ______ Issf. i* feet dynaailt* draarvaa the praUe and f r o n t a g e o n RWd h w jw w , ^ s i r '^ s s f f d T i i r r o v r 'h S s thaaka of all Anwrkaa apoetsmen1 No. I, Orlando Rood, e"®.*0 , M , Urh adml*iitmt*r. per acre. Flowing weUhMWMA. P.IM rot.■MJ. m n v r .1 An* aad sportswomen, for V has dis* | 9&0.00 per acre. r t w, A_ ' * riia o n. witanM. provan the fact IVt sine ran V Overstreet Land Ce# 0 M > ,\ A. A im lnW roi^er tV v n .1 a handicap. If one ban t V will to j Fla. N Dk i i h C win and tV proper competitive spirit anil courage. Certainly, no on# tennla star In tV pnat few year* ban gained quite ns wany win* ever tan ding net alar* as .this third eeadvd Giw’ga V y has, and certainly an net player has ever had tV bark* lag ef tV “tennla public,1* quite ns cempktaly a* baa this “mighty atom," so we proclaim ttryna “Rltay" Grant as IV Vrn ef .American lenal* aad aa IV cfcam* Aching Mrndct B ria tte e a Parmer champions in the field a n Praaeie Outmet, Brookline, Man, I tU aad 1M1: Chick Evans, Chkayo, ItIB and lift); B. D. R tm a , Sewkklcy, Pa., l t l t l Joaae P. Guilford, Auburndate, Ki m . Unlit Jean Hwertser. fit.* York, iyiis. a fta Maralun.' PMMHiphia. ID W ;_JW pu .Tom<W m, Ol aada, 1MV| and Georye MAROONS SCRIMMAGB STATE COLLEGE, Mlaa., Sept. IDL-UV-Iateaaa heat did not atop ■erbamayu fee Mlaaiaalppl State’u football team yeatarday. Although apotted aa wan expectad, IV Maroon* showed a lot of drive In the initial scrimmage Ceoch Ralph Saaae alternated four tennm nt frequent intcrvala. ------- . The Gator* aptnahod through a WALLACE UNCHANGED muddy aeaakn ywatorday whjrh^ _____ assumed almoat lha roughness of Seat hern fimtVtl DVBHAM, N. C . Sept. 10,-fJP) aerlmmaye. TV line cencVe mndn lahln* -i Northern —T V condition of William Wal-1no bone* aV ut blocking In tV lace, of Clearwater, Fla., aopho- forward wall but bock.waro, net arore footVU candidate at I>uk* allowed to m*V todUy »•«*** V hand ilf lk ll University, wa* r*|iu,i«u •— —■ — —— ' — aa w aareported ancn,n|Tij unchanged There *»» n°* tackling J* J* ^ jJ^*"|JjJ|ynntarday at tV university boa pi- alve bncka_ rnaVd dow aspoa IV tat. quitterhork dafonae. In abort, tV i man Nkrly m Wallace was given two blood. Florida coach** decided b h t I V at tV Vnda of transfusion* Tuesday. Tie went to,men get n taate of real ncrlmmagv, IV hospital la it Tuesday far .V I Vld Vckfleld playero to a fa it Itreatawat of an infected arm. Igamo of touch foothill. �■jr / >** a I: "vi. •* . ' , *S' V f'f ‘*• ' TrT 'o p , h- ,A1--‘"Jp*1vto JsHtnMCl ' X "• s-% A N O V B M M f f D A IL Y N EW S P A P ER JULIANA AND H ER PRINCE CHARMING Rootevck To Rebels Report Slaughter AtHofeDui O r2,000 Goverment Mallorca Island Fight Against Reds Revolutionists A n d Foes EncounterFor Death B a t t l e A t City Of O v l c d n DAYTONA DANCER FINALIST IN TALENTS* CONTEST WASHINGTON, Sept —A huge M m b l i of p o n r , m > pmrta from M a y nation* gathered k*ra Ulia if t o n t M to hear a m i > n t i k M a throw th* switch ftartbkg Iks giant turbine* i f i s aids r Dwa, highest dam la I N world. S a m of ik« 3,000 delegatee fa Ika third word p a w n iM h m K t fCopyright JtM expected a major proaouacowwH % Bv IW Aaooekated Frees) from Roosevelt on the AdarieletrmJNUBNBKKG, Germany, Um 'i power policies. Tka addreee ■ a p t. lie —T he th ro b b in g and starting of tka power plant H o U fi o f 400 w ar p la n es at Boulder Dam waa scheduled for This official picture radioed from I-nndon to New York, ahowa mid-afternoon. Prlncras Juliana o f The Netherlands with Prlae# Bernhard Zu Boulder Dam, across tka Colora­ _ Ltppe- Die* terfeld, German nobleman whom she will wed. All Nether- do River ia Nevada and Arison*, be-L land* rejoleeil In the engagement of the plump and Jolly heiress to t» 727 feet hick and back* up wa­ the throne. (Associated I’rrM 1'hotn)_________ . ter In tka ere a lent man-made laka mi earth. Tka dam mat $54,600,000. a tffi RgRiiwt Bolahevism. It will supply power for rommuntW planes awakened delegstcs lie* aa far away a a , Southern M i visitors hi the N ail eonvenCalifornia. V m etty a t dawn. They will gkM dsmawatrationa tomorrow. CIIARIjOTTK, N. C - Sept. 11.— 'At the congress itself, German UP)—A cheering, sopping wet au­ toftrtawmtal leaders took up the dience heard President Roosevelt ■all Rslih n tat campaign where assert yestenlay the natloa has D t f n and hta lieutenants left rounded the corner toward pros­ • f t loam stoervera at the Conperity but that Individual llberlip katieved Germany and Italy may Join in a campaign ■* - — against Bolshevism. By NINA OLIVER DRAM _ — nult> Dr. raid Joseph Goebbela, Hit“■ I *#foundl •I _was quite enm. rom- ^ wa^_ lark tk h f spokesman and propsfortable la a woolen suit and a The President gaada miaiater, yestenlay drfur eoat on the Arctic Ocean on heavy downpour the Fourth of July." said Mr*, sands of persom Walter L. Cooper, who wiih Mr. seven statea at Cooper, he* Just returned from tures" rally In ( taiulon's teed over Roosevelt i ,t l.<>. trip on which they pal stadium, ihrcnut—.i to los* than 2- *«r< ■' ij traveled IH.txw mdrs and’ Visited| ' A cloudburst v r ,V i|„ - w .r l o f lW* •no UT» ttdtU ' ten "‘foreign to isR President Marly T t lS h ir y W A r * straw vrule on trie*. from Asheville. I tlq, president Ini election, pres' "Well, a cold Fourth is sume- down agsln a* I fRfMtry IMusaloru of the ilispatchi's dL-rlostil Imtiy. thing new under the sun, hut a trade .uf cars malar mill occupy th* time The Kansas governor It shown I suppose it Isn't, under a mid- packed Charlotte at City Commissioners when they receiving 01,11)0 vote* and night tun," I aaliL Through the assemble at TtfO o’clock tonight in KoosoVelt 3.'1,123 with Jwmkc "Our flrat glimpse of the mid(r w iis M ■ the Commission room at City Hall. trailing the two major candi­ The seaaiM mill ha th* firit of date* with -1,1611 out of o total night sun was between Iceland uud the Spitsbergen bland*. It / I * | • eerie* from which mill como a o f 33,731 ballot* reported. on* a quarter after twelve at v O U I l i y 1 program o f expenditures to be folThe voting in Maine show* night and we were on deck. At o s s i a kswed by th* municipal govern- a decline Jierceittagc-wive tor m m l through th* neat fiscal year. London from more than 3 to 1 twenty minute* after twelve the S C I I c u l l 16 mw Loss than three meek* remain In last week to a little over 2 to sun was down and It wa» likr'ww which th* Commission has to farm- 1 this' week, the Digest reports. our twilight. Then in t w e n t /il1 O f IV IO I minutes there waa a red glowj __ Met* a budget, eiac* tho City's New York continue* to vote Jamet MJIIiga flaeal year ends Sept. 3D, and a approximately (ho same the sec­ In the sky Just like our sunrise and there waa the sun again. It[(;Uriand W.* Bps•am ane begins Oct. 1. ond week giving London 2 to According to estimates based on Dm current l!-month period, it First return* from T in * show WiH require npproilmately 180,000 4 to 1 fur Roosevelt. The pTealto carry the municipality through dent also tuts a alight lead in anti] Sept. 30, 1037. Uk-'ahotna, according to th* A regular meeting of the Com* ■tram poll. Marias t* elated for Monday night. Iasndon lead* in Ohio by 3 to 2, white New Jersey give* him lho name lead over tho Preai- San Sebastian Drive Imminent R In TarrU French Fear U pdo­ ing Of Nativen In N orthern A f r i c a The R eM Junta, which claim* it is the “r e a r na­ tional government of Spain, today nnnonnciil 2,000 Goveniment troops had been alfiiiRhteml in an abortlVR attack op the Island of Mal­ lorca. Fascist Rebels anil Social­ ist Government sources re­ fRVtji mflKmry background Sanfordite Tells O f Trip To Arctic And To Europe ported a new and vl.ilent en­ gagement nt the besieged Rebel fity iif Oviedo In the northeast mining country. Who actually won was hidden In hKht/ con* flirting claim*. .Madrid aminunrr-l administra­ tive buildings and .1 ronvent had Iwen fired he government- bomb­ er*, that Hebei* tried In vain f» rlev the city, and that Ovh.-dt) had hail no water since Kept. 5. The Rebel* said Ihe Ovltdu gatriwn had driven 'lo-otnnu nt back in battle, taking many pri*imera inc'uding woman. Thi-te uiiiv., .iinihi oilinflict of liaims ciflTiVi.v.v,. the success or failure of the Rebels' southwest­ ern ' ilrlvg on Madrid and w<ul hi1r hall',- fronts. The Rebel* at Burgos, scat of the Junta, il’i-'aird * final a tlurk on S*it Sebastian waa Im­ minent and said *n un-.ffiend trace there, invd-.ng negol'e* tion* for the e!*/s surrender, hod been broken because the defendi-r* wanted safe rondoct for rt Ililiamrn whom they desired to semi to the .K.-nto of nearby llillam. Another Urlirl announcement Mrs, Cooper Finds F u r Coat Comfortable . On July 4th While C nriataf In Icelandic W aters "Igjst Straw Vote Shows Roosevelt Gaining OnLandon Confab K Bcaatifiemtion Of M itM lB t Grounds b Work Of Youths ** - denL BaautlflcaUa* o f tka ground* CITY NEWS BRIEFS V ptostaa Hastier, Mward WIIM aad Prod Rtich, tran*plated grata am th* grauada and brought to mack for the lawn, designed tn heaattfy tka appaaranc* of the (Tomarit, whew the gras* come* oat. H ham haem plem ed by the Rev. A . H- Cal*, fa ster o f the church, to ptoal akrmbbery around th* tkameh, *e a s to make the entire toyomt attractive fey the fall and Tho weather: generally fair tnnlght ami Haturibry except wide­ ly scattered thundershower! Sat­ “ Vis, and I belie Vo they have urday afternoon alt ng G u l f another dutinclloii—imirg fish Cornst. than I have ever seen before in William Thigpen retim ed Ithlgy my life." from Daytona Ilearh, w hen )■* "Did you ace any Lapland­ attended th* house party given by e r .!" *ko Ft Kappa Alpha fraternity at "Yea, near Lyngseldet. We tka Sealreex* Hotel. vUit.d a U p village «nd «»» ouo of their great herd* uf reinW. If. Schmidt, Ross fjimeard ii'n iis w a am roe* i» * i and Willie Rrown landed |0 pound* boa* yeaterday afternoon In th# Weklwa River. The 10 pounds constituted » nice sited fish. This rounty's Democratic Com­ mittee Tuesday night named S. M. Lloyd, th* county chairman, a* campaign manager for this area in actWIIlea leading up to the gen­ eral election* of Nay, 3, A large number of Ramlno-e Democrat* are experted to attend th party rally scheduled for Or­ lando on Kept. Its. Republicans Choose Babcock F or Senute Race W ith Andrews To Ivy B ridget, 67,J Raaford Bar Named Ti Loud Fraternity At State University ' l l ft Rem*ley af Sanford has kaam alarimd pre*Idem! ef'Phl Kap M T n Oarih letter fratenrity at t o UmtowaMy of Phriria for thn Saturday'* tides: low, 11:1$ A. M.{ high, 8:47 A. II. and 6:0S P. M. Sun rise* at <:00 A. M. and aeta at 6:36 p. M. Moon ri»ri at 2:IR A. M. and *#t* at 4:M p. M. A final Judgment wa< ha mini ■hiwn by ITIren It Judge W. J, Barker at Bnrtom yastenl.sv nrilering R. J. Reiter and S. S, Prosr'er nf (hi* city tn pny $560 on a lond aimed hy the tw.i men for ■f- IK MTIer, mho had defaulted In payment e f tho amount constitut­ ing hi* fin*. Gloria Iwvlnge, who recently appeared nightly with her thr Chateau Lido, Daytona Itiach and who now bear* tbp till*- nf "J th* final* In the rontest In find tho "most taUhled girl" in tin Untie CHy. She captured the Judge* with torch .song* and lap "talents” tonlrst vrna Phyllla Dobson (left) of Hollywood, Calif., awarded her for winning first prise In tile bicycle parade. ( Asm Farmers’ Market 1935-36 Season Exceeds $600,000 Value Of Celery I s Leading Figure In Report Of F i r m A volume of Flmltla producfi valued at $628202.73 pound through the State Farmers’ Wh le. sal* Market here during the IU.1136 season, according to n report released today by J. G. Mir had, manegtr of the Institution. Out-of-state products hnni! >d amounted to I'td.KaId'll, giving tinMarket a total burdnes* volume | of $662,811.05 for thu entile per­ son. While only n snutil portion o! Seminole Founlv's celery wnx hao-j died through the wholesale unit,! $122,434.40 worth of that rommodify was recorded on tho m:nket's book*. Second highest in vs loo wi i bean* uf which $115,711.23 worlli poured through tka stall* of Ihu establishment. Other products, In tho order of their value, follow: Tomato#*, $73,628; rabbage, $663173; organ#*, $37.408j pota­ to*#, $IRJrjl; grapefruit, $2d,823; beet* with top*, $15,dri?; JACKSONVILLE, Sept. IL— (it1)—The Weather lluirau today mid a tropirut storm I moving wcst-nortliwi-itiv'iril through the Atlantic Ocean about toil mile* vast-northeast of St. Thomas Mood. SI. Thomas is directly east of I’urito Rico. An advisory i*nu-.| hy *n nl>. server ai San Juan. Puerto liiro, said pirwun> continUi-* to I** low over the extrema northeast Caribhi-an Sen but no high wind* have been re­ filled . Ship* adiiu-il in u» caution. Seminole School Assigned Classe Approximately 2,t«H) • .Seminole I'ounty student* who will begin ■ihiMtl Monday atreamed through >utity schuol* yesterday to rt-gl*l<r for cta**rn and bu assigned iiheiiu les, 1. W. I.nwton, county luqierliltendent, said that while the entlru registration list i* inrourplete, he rjpccti'd all pit,'dl* will havo teen rcglitm-d by Monday night. It wa* estimated that 5.WM chil(I m IIrhmI mm p*|p Iwh) dun will bsr accuin,n*ilatei| in tho Pindie educational Institution* af the County thi* year. About 1.0b*) of tint number began classes lust Monday. The other I.IHXJ open Hu ir text* Sept. 14. Mr. Lawton announced an altMrs. J. P. Ridge, director uf the day meeting of all negro princi­ local County welfare unit, and pal, nn,| teacher* at the Groom* Mr*. Hamilton Risbee, of the wel­ Academy Unlay fur the purpose of fare office, will attend a district iliscitssing plan* for the year. R. welfare board mre'ing in Daytona K. Williams, superintendent ef I Florida negro education, ia in Beach Saturday. The session is caCed for the pur­ charge of tho session. pose of acquainting persons a t­ tached to county welfare organi­ sation* of th* method* to he u <-d in distributing old age pensi m under the atate act. Five counties, including Sendnole, are rupresented In the 12th tile for th< state welfare district. Others iu.' Lrghn Inni Voluala, Orange, Oxctlaa and Rrr- Mere, Am yard. directing ' Mr. Bulge and Mr*. Bis bee said junior groth# Daytona Beach saaaion tumor- The unit row will coo*urn* am n tiro day. (or the ni| Seminole W e l f a r e W orkera To Attend Session In Daytona Woodmen Work For Family Niffht Plans Tropical Storm Huge* In Ocean Off St* Thomas Earlier Citrus i Movements Seen ; By Express Firm' ll'tsllsw * m »*s* l i n t Iak'uI A Kent AnMcrtH IiuHincNs Ih On lip*!* ' ” More grade Fur Summer istered than 2u student* had reg­ today for the Hanfortl Vicatlonnl S cIuhiI under the dirrctin of Mis* Kebs-ri* Steven*, Clause* ore Hinted to begin Monday. Mil* Steven* announced that not all pupils have registered, although tho book* ctnseil at noon tmljiy. Sh« until ttfh I^mon who An curlier movement of citrus shipments is evpci.tid this year by tho Rrilway Kxpress I'omputiy, according to un announcement made today by J. S.hirard, local agent, ltd i^|iUin«H| Hint nil ellruti frit it a •linp iltinil 1»y t'X|irt!i.t niri* 1*1*n* ***' *t!crul fKo liwltlilllii*l fn-tj ffinii lltit maturity utitl k^uiIu •'HtmM rnt^r hi* rvami* ho Intnr InvkN, lh$‘ only requirement k ln tf Murulny. that thn Rhipmi-nt.n n. iU meet tlm I Thr,™ ®f g * 9*** *"** State advertising tax statutes. |mttw*»*l the schocl. M ». Steven* These law s. Mr. echlrard snld. M»*1»inf d' Th*.y. * i .1 . . a s . . rt’guliiily rttipliTftUa (J) ptrw iw demand that a one cent tag Umpormrlly unemployed ami (3> be placed on each oruhge box. j > 'tuiUntti\ r , h<„ . nol I liiee* c®nU nrv irqmrnl un M «lr . . bo* of grapefruit, while Unger- " ‘i ^ ro o m a nr* bwale.1 ala.v. incs aako a Gie-cen. tax stamp. th|) 1Urilware c om|Hlny. All monies collected from this --------------— revenue source are used In ariverlistug Florida out of the stale. u !|| pr . T n s iw n n m In repoiting on generul bod■ t i l l r IKfl l O U r n c y ms* trend* ttirougbuut the sum■— mer, Mr. Scblrunl said theru lias Only five persons havo entoreil IFive More E nter Isocal ElkH T» H ear Summer€am|) Itepurt Sanford Klk, tunight will hear a report front six youths who were given a atiutrner outing at Camp Winona, In Vulusia count, on fund* provided by the local fra­ ternal Institution. Other business lying ahead of member* is the completi .n of plans for a chicken barta-cue picnic t> he held Monday afternoon and night at San landn Springs. Approximately 100 persons, in­ cluding fraternity mrmlers and their friends, are expected to at­ tend the event. A small charge Is being made. Tickets are available from any Indge officer. Fred K. Darner, exalted -ruler, naiil today that no picnic tick­ ets will be sold at the Springs, rinre It U necessary that the entertainment committee Vnc* tho number o f person, (or r/iiunt to prcpar* <upper. LOCAL WEATHER �t rdf* saw Bulk Bynn O m 'i te a m ” ! thing. W< "What ikoM ( h w p y P Bn m tho "W# t i n to B n 11a Cor thal Thar* ws Olympia O w n m 4 1 n m r sow I Uric* to m jg , poofCo jhswee Am Once Of Pm eetiee------ won M l of color—(to n , Dost. I tako **} (toco, everywhaee, sad Um meek owl they woo thrilling. II iw n f to wo I ________ tkol UlUor woo hotti; Hood to Oanuany t t o i 1 hod supposed, I didst hoar toy war talk Ikon ok oil." With ochoolo opening throughout the state Bod with countWoo ehJMrm ornate* together for m th Bad play. tho question of prokoeiiaB th e b W th Inevitably mUm , The State of flarfchi dooo not h m rigid health raqulmncnto, m the burden for whatever preventive mean# are vied la left almost entirely up to the pafiBte. Toronto, who netted havtng their children vacci­ b f gri*ii*r o big laugh mil nated." warns Dr. W. A. MePfcauT elate health officer, an W a w touch "ItuoiUlMil quoted In the Daytona Beech Sun-ft..lord, "ore expositor .w eaU Jw -JH t.r t f t f J i >a_it Jjw » ■ their former tormentor*. them to aeedleoe rink. Thera'la W M ete tew fif rfagffc seuM offotd H. 1 o*?'W t. « M drill* si half-mast ami when I ■etteasl drive to protact pets Mt-ead*nm drivers koa been ted to Washington. While we every sympethr In the world Wheels, we believe It would ittor to concentrate en human until Hungary ha* regain'd far rightful possessions, os aha le*t sweety perceot af them oftir the war.” "And whet of Auatnnr* "1 aahad our guide Ihere what the pvopl* thought of the proposed Austro (l.ni.arv Union, *od he replied that It wou.ilr’l moltev whet the people thought —thot It would oil he derided to higher circles." "It was ‘Us-talon In Vlcnno' fug the Coopers, wvae't It, to* cause you twe h.id toe* there pa your Rotary trip?”, I tug* Aeetrio, rhich Just now la sup* toad to be a republic, was over. m with htogs recently, King Kit* ard ef Woles was shooting part* to Vleooo Forest j King Lrod Belgium was mountain l i l while former King At* ef Spain wee golfing. »^hto colored Janitor for awtep- «wto who a n Ice ting for wkh Uo ktoo that they can k education like o person seat a t a pair ef peats slay at heme, Education { begin - toi > college end i ead whew see gets a dl* sod it can only bo acquired MUoaoue process ef total* think tog. AT HUGE DAM log hk hot eoreoilogly. The sun room eut and o ratobew or*hod the reaters sky as he left hia auto nod stepped en tho ■peoker'k platform. Apptoaae n o g eat sa he re* marked at the outset thot he "ue* Uced thot o ratobew ahtoss la tho aren’t the enly things ihst shy." Officials eattoutad MdW people were to the WFA-huik bawl wad warplanes while to flight clustered about Its rim. MOO troops Including the The President keih big oddraao prosperity Ihreeg h.et the aatiea. Here ead these ha Unshed k a a un which pre-elqctloa peUttoe has focused, Ha placed the dapreaetoo parted definitely to the peat, referring to it ao "that htetocte earear.” ead not bean tovodeA" "It wee ebvtoae, ef conns,” he continued, ■‘because of the eceoaseto unity of the satire country , Fanners’ Market IMS-36 S eason E xceed s IMAM "Yea, end We found the city quite different, Budapest woe very Interesting too, Wa went to aae the ‘Csordea’ Ihere sad the costumes and daactog wave so gey and cxtlUa*. Thau there woe Prague—with all lie hut# tone end llneee—the shipping there to wonderful, end Orsadsw with IU rhino, oad the ort'm aseam with the Btottoe tfedao**.’ "New 1 want to hear shout "When our party went Into Ruaalo we ware a Uttle k» afraid ef all Ike etrisk geveraowntol reguletlnne ead we warn en our very toot betevtor, We hod o guide far a grasp ef twenty whs practically Ured with we. These �tV. tld d y Ehsen Comes 5 BRIDE CHICAGO Central Florida's awn actor amt dancrr will perform on the screen at the Rlu Theater tonight. boltom. He U Buddy Elwen. the Or* Immediate y after the wedding Iambi boy who with hi* sister, Mr. am] Ilia. Sjrmr# entertained Vilma, crashed Into the "bit* With a reet|<lon In their home. time” entertainment circlet t>f room* of which were opened *n- both Broadway amt Hollywood. toite for tha occasion and dec* Hudjy appear* in n return en­ Offkere for th* M b « yaw oratni with a profusion of rose* an.1 gagement of “t’nptuln January," war* elected a t the I t p h t Mat* LIMIT 5 BAGS CAH1I A CAKRY fonts. starring Shirley Temple. b tr af tha Alathwa C b a a f tha The dlnfry* room Ub‘a was overFirst Baptist O m nh hall Tiara* laid with a plneaplo linen doth The humming idnl'a nest Is t I M P. M. at tha Odd Padova day evening a t tha laaw af Mra. and rentered with n large vcddlng moot difficult of nests to find, RaR. Tha president of the a*, J. W. Kay. Mra. A. B. Larajay pro■water where the boa The affect ef aa outdoor chapel •ike. tn*d* with a f.iur cornered aaa^ly v U bo la attendance. sided. a position a t Lloyd's ■as aehlteod la the west garden foundation which bore a smaler Ca Ifornla wln<* specialists saj MONDAY The following afflswi w FEED & SUPPLY CO. where an Improvised altar, bear- laend tiered cate. It wa. adorneJ colored glasses nre ruining the ap . Montb'y boaloeaa and program •toled: Mra. a B. -----. AKCADR BLOG. IMIONK n.vs with a mlnpturc wedding party lay lighted white U pon and white meeting of Mo Woman's Mission, »rj Mr*. C. R. Baffin*, pet predation for deliente shades ol Joined together with tiny wreaths flowers, was arranged sralnst a ary Society of tha Ftret Method­ Mr*. O. C. OMha. first d a various wine*. pink flowers. Other di rotations background af shrubs, palms, and •f ist Church will taka place a t IsfO dent; Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, aw th. I.LlJ ___ .1.1. ____ ___I P. M. at the church. flowertay plant* to form n sult- an the table were pink r rice-president: Mrs. J. K ahla set tiny far tho wedding par­ lighted whlty randies. Circle Namber Oaa of tha Free* third ric-presIdeal: M i Mr Itrfreshmrnt* w e r e ty. T la yuests were yrouped N hyterlaa Auslliary. Mra. 8. B. An­ Lorejoy, secretary and In throughout the evening a vide eipanse of yreen lawns. drews, chalr— a, will M e t a t 4:00 Aa retiring pmlfoni, ass P. M. with Mrs. A. L. CaWw.ll, Lovejoy received a pines af Wedding musk was rendered by hostess, j Si row. Kathryn ThlgWest P in t Itn a t. a stringed orchestra which played Frances ■ harurt and Martha Lohengrin’s Wedding March and !pen. Jane Circle Namber Two of the Pres­ Mendelssohn's Recessions), Tho Bishop. byterian Amil is ry, Mrs. Philip The bride and bridegroom left outrriage service was read to tho R. Mmh. chairman, «U1 meet at straina of "My Heart at Thy Sweet late In the evening in their house d t « P. M. with Mr*. Mary Bol- Dorothy Colo. gone to Gainesville to enter hi* Voice." far for Ahlqulu, N. lie s , whr.-e ty, Myrtla Avtaue. Those present won: Mra. W. If. Circle Number Three af Um Hand, Mra. Charles B. Cole, Mra. Junior year a t tho University The bride, who was glren In mar­ Ihry will spend several weeks it Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mrs. L. P. B. D. Hawkins, Mra. J, E. Page, of Florida. riage by her father, had Mr*. Gor­ Boylr, chairman, will meet at 1.40 Mra. A. B. Lor*Joy, Mr*. 0 . K. Botdon Cherry of Tampa a* matron Breda* Earle ef Detroit, Mich. of honor and Mis* Camilla Bar­ P. M. at tha horns of Mr*. O, C. Iin*. Mra. W. II, Harfcty, Mra. C. •pent this week here with Mr, McBride, Palmetto Avenue, with 8. Hockey, Mra. R. E. Peorlfuy, ber of this city as ms Id of hooor. Celeste Shoes with Unusual Style Interest! Mra. McBride, Mra. Paul Shoo- Mra. G. & Seim an. Mra. R. 1. and Mra. Fred R. Wilson, South Thomas Adams of Chicago served Baaford Avenue. as beat man and Roy Frank Hymei, maker, and Mra, John C. Smith as hoataasea. J r , was groomsman. V. 0. Methvin, Mra. M. 8, Nel­ Mr. and Mra. Jack N. Aycocke Cirri* Number Poor of tho Free- son, Mr*. I. E. Eitrldge, Mr*. O. Mr*. Greenlee wore her moth­ J Ryterlan Auxiliary, Mr*. Victor C. Gibb*, and MU* Dorothy Col*. of Tsliohaisee left today after er's bridal gown which, was fash­ spmdlag a few days here with 'Tlreen, chairman, will meet at 3:90 of Ivory-colored chlffonette the former's parents, Mr. ami ioned ,P . M. with Mra. Jo# Corley, Cam­ In the «ty e of the early ItMWr Mrs. J . C. Aycocke, Myrtle eron Avenue, with large puffed sleeves, a Cirri# Number Five of th* Pres­ shirred bodice, and full flounced byterian Auxiliary, Mr*. F. D. skirt. She carried a large arm Trimming of stitched netoeA Frieadi of Dr. II. D. Smith will Begot, chairman, will meet at 3:30 leather end guntn*tat silk lac­ Honoring Mlse Caroline Hill, ®e glad to loam that he ie Imprav- bouquet of blue delphinium, white B ’oierVs ing* is simple yet effect!**. F.-M. with Mrs. Geary* Gray, 100 who plans to lear* next week for tut* roses and white asters tied lag nicely from o recent operation Graceful, nun-scuff Continental O l/o rji [. ■hat Twentieth Street. with white satin ribbon. In her heel. Popular round lea. ot Riverside Hospital la Jack­ Circle Number 81* of Ih* Pres­ Ward-Bclraoat (Cal'eg* at INask- sonville. hair was a miniature bouquet of vllle, Ttnn., Mrs. R. A. Newman Fine black kl.L Estni arch n p byterian Auxiliary,* Mr*. D. L. white and blur flowers. part, sanitary tnoole. cushion' Thrasher, chairman, will mrrt at and Mr*. W. A. Adams entertained Crisp blue orgnmly was selected Fine Values! Girts' Well*Balanced Oxfords! fieri. Goodyear welt construction. 4:lo P. M. with Mra. I- I. Frailer, with a luncheon Thursday after­ for the dresses worn ty the metros' noon at Mrs. Newman’s home in Celery Avenue. of honor and nmid of honor. They Circle Number One rf Ih* First Rose Court. A color scheme of pink ' were made with square net hi inn, and green wta chosen for tho par­ Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 ’ puffed sleeves nnd long flowing P. M. with Nr*. 8. C. Dicker- ty appointments r ruffled skirts. Mrs. Cherry, who.*# Luncheon was srrrrd In count* son. South Sanford Avenue. dress was n deep blur, rarleil .in at the dining room table which was SlyU s * Circle Number Two of the Miss Louise Moye af Gold*born, P in t; Baptist Church will M il centered with a large bowl of pink ‘ i - 9 8 Itl.irk pil.nl leather. Elastic at .1:30 P M. with Mrs. G. E. rase* ami ferns. 8mal| nut cups. W. C. end Winfield Thompim front s-orv for snug flt, Neel bearing rose designs, marled the of Chrtsfleld, Md., arrived to­ Rollins, >100 Park Avenue. how, light weieht and terday to spend th* week-end with Circle* Three nnd Five of the place* of the guests. vtceabtr. tiflland id value*!_ Black side leather TV, all-hlnck Frst Baptist Church will meet at or medium brown with darker Ml** Hill was prearntrd with a Miss Patsye O’Connor and Mr. brawn trimming. AH leather 3:30 P. M. with Mra. M. N. leather writing portfolio by thn and Mra. T. L. O’Connnr, Jld (iirl’H whsre leather ought bs.1Cleveland, 1173 I'nhnetto Avenue. hostesses and tha "Mrteno” prim, Circle Number Four of tho note paper, was awarded to MUs George T. Wilson left todsy Blount, president; Mr*. H. K. Mur. First Baptist Church will have n Margaret Rclts. apend-the-dny party at the homo Those present w ant the Misses for Ambridge. Pa., after i|N.'iid- ris, lin t vicc-presidenl; Mrs. Ju of Mra. K. L. Garrison, Kichmon I Carcllno Bill, t o ^ quest, fl.irl* ing a two weeks' vacation with linn V s r r . second ks-fitdbll*' his P&teiiU, Mr. and "Airs. Iloriy Mrs. .lame* Holtxclaw, thirtl vice• ••■—»<• Covej-d dish 4. *chet* vd To^NIgiit J. Wilson. II* is with the eti- president! and Miss l.onnc Ktunl Early Auguit ^ F ’- F ils Shoes gineering department of th* nOCn*A gWEDNEfMBKr. Aid* r lean Bridg# Company. U m cxfcutlve botra of 1 Um Personals Calendar •i May Byrne*. daughter of Mr. m i Mr*. Ray Frank Symea af this dty, became the brWe af Eekett Fargo Greralaa, aen of Mr. u 4 Ml*. William Greenlee af CMka* «•» Thursday afternoon at o’doek a t Uw Bymca boot* la Lodi Arbor. Tha Bar. Martin J. Brea*, rortor of Holy Cntoa Episcopal Chorek perf ormi i the cert atony la tha presence af about 1M Av BLACK SUEDE STITCH DOWN 8 5»cpin L; to S hoes for the F am il *f« Tennis Oxfords Good Quality lilack or Drown School , For The Modern Mhw Cecil Jonr*. am of Mr. an Mra. G. A. Jones, has returned Seminal* County Council of P.-T. A. will melt at *;30 P. H. after spcmilng a three month'* In the P.-T. A. room at 8uulh vacation in the Blu* RUIyv moun­ tain* of Virginia. He was ac­ Side School. companied by hi* grandfather, C. P. Coll las, who has been ■pending the summer in Virginln and Wist Virginia. Fidelia Class Holds Monthly Meeting Soft leathern anti Beauti­ ful dcnlgnn, tho aitpear ante of mure ex penalvi ahocn. Mr*. I). K. McNab & ami Mra. Ju­ Julian V*rn wen hostesses at the regular business and social meet­ ing of the Fldetls Cas* of tinFirst Baptist Church .hold this week nt the home af Mrs. McNV> in Pools. The following officers were elect ■ ml for the coming year: Mra. C. I*. Henderson, teacher; Mra. Alim CALF O X FO R D S BUDGET FROCKS Black Hurtle, brown aued<*, laplitl black or brown ami two tine leather iombin:ttkma in oxford^ atrapi and aide buckles and many others. Sixes 8*4 to D’e in B and C widths. Low. cuban and htsh beets. All th* sty!* that you ex­ pert i t Badys's plus quality that will surprise you. Jaaior A Miss** siavs. Frtatad rhallis and solid color wools A siiks. the prettiest, most natu­ ral-looking permanents that you see ami you’ll he told they were given at SADYE'S. Why don't you come in and try tlw BEAUTY 8HOP lost giv«* you th* best work­ manship! Always lake CURLS 2.50—3.50 AU Over Girls’AIVidelStrafs Shoes'forJfrreis or^Playi of the First JapH R ate Highest Aa Esperanto Speakers SELECT— f Maib- on our mw I’l.itrau Inst! Block sunie with smooth black * ’wniiug. Smart square.br«L Young Methodists A ffiliate S e l v e s W ith DeLand Group The local lYoung Pmplo'* t'nlon Methodist Church which Up In a week ago was a f­ filiated with thu Orland» timl Apopka union has recently h-cuieo affitldteil with tho DeluutJ organlxalion. Twenty-two members of the l.iesl i<wly atU'mled a meeting in It*. Land last night, when the two nrganisallons Im-coiiio offii lull/ Joined. Now o il lev:* were elected by tbo group, with Itundall Priest or tbi* city being selected as tin- |ne i dent and Draxtun Huntley of tbit city beirg elected treasurer. VIENNA, Kept. t |. - ( .r , .ssftssa I *"SS« o»w 1 [ ....... •J u ' l ........ * '! 0 ; 1 U tile TiMrher .” . bl.irk p i t t e n t l e a t h e r stitchilowns. I Bm.irl wilt- straps. Kh-tlhlo wnlrrprwrf b-ithef sole*. Note tha rvtra wHfe stray . . » this new stylo feature give# th* f»ul almost as much support as an uifnrd. A stitchdown. Hoy’s Tennis Shoes —Added— l(t-hirn Sltmi ing Littlehdif i:. Iieranlo, tho "intarnallounl nut. Itiary language,'* is under ■: ■v ftU.OOO Austrian! uimI Ki.Ihhi \ i.-n. nrse, among them ISO |»>li........... HO streetcar emp'oyes, and M ) railway cendurtors. The figure- were p ildi Ir.l :n connection with the nnnuul ( i n ­ vention here of th* Internj i I md Esperanto orgsniistt >n. It wu- al­ so said that Japan has the mod Esperantist* of any rounlrv. wi'h Sweden, Holland. Spain, nnd A' •trim ranking in that orio r m num­ ber of E*j»erantiJ>ts among ruriiinental countries. M E N ! SEE T H E S E V A L U E S Serviceable! Inexpensive D R ESS C^XFORDS * 2 -w » For men who want ramfort, trim lines and pUnty of wear. Gixslvcur well Bluchers of black Side leather, leather soles, rat­ her heels. Eirellent values I Men's Unlit Weight, Long Wearing Oxhide W O R K SHOES O x h id e D a ir y S H O E S In Australia, amateur athletes are not allowed to take instruc­ tions from professional*. Perm anents C r BEAUTY SHOP Th* upper.gcad* ' and h i g h xhixd mijrcs are *nlh*sU»tM falioul Ihcsel A stusdy, all Isa. thir, Gootlyvar wait shoe._____ D I 7 I 7 CAR A WKKK 120 OTIIL'K WEKKLV PIUZKR a SINCLAIR “HUD” GRANGE * FOOTBALL RADIO CONTEST Don't Fail To Get Your Entry Blank** At RAY FOX SINCLAIR HL’I'KH SKHVICK STATION Park & 2nd A Unusual value* at this low i> m Chocolate retan leather • lll-wl composition outvote, ruhlvr h i. I both pailcsl^ServireableV 8* . f S Jfur table, \plom �***+'*' ViV Abj S ta r t aad in Hu m r a n m th# world trip spout another »5,000, lie'* ■ad* that M by n t t i g f book*. Ml wouldn't advlaa many people •» H ," l* m R "It ta b * ■ carMia a n M m M m w«ll u ability aad knowledge of WASHINGTON, Hoyt. U-GPJ —Poor aad pnate generatad hi military piiota by extrema aaid when flying at high aUtadaw t* forcing abandonment of tho «M opan cockpit typo of alrptaaa. Captain Harry G. Armitreag, director of the Army'* phyxtological raxaarch laboritorV at Wright Flold, writing In tha Military Surgeon, dhelarcd that a* mid Incrrarea tha heavy win­ ter flying »ult* u»«l by service rim become Incffaettm and "wa id prngmelve mental dlstrr.n, i» of morale. Indifferent* or rtnta for th» minion, a tartncy to panic and finally^ itapor id ileath.’' * For tMa reason, he dcclnrsd, Drags*? Ho palM Um on* about *af** la a boat than crua*-] M W tk A m o*. XoUaaoa haa Ma own Idea* about oapodWaao that ta fn t the South ooaa, Mombar* ortcn iprivl ihoir timo ram utag with liquor and na­ il** woman, b* aaacrt*. than try, ta taah in oa wbatoror publicity thay can obtain. A# for hinutlf, ha taboo picture* ad aatiria la aaopoltad r*sioaa and l a i k m othar Information of acioatifk vain*. , Wltlk Kobfauoa. on hi, trip tbo China ««a* will *a:|. totfa, who waa with him aim ' la tho Pacific Ocean expedition* I U,»bo Galapago* and to Tahiti.' *k*y will taka paaaayo to Sing*P«», buy a. native tiakw>,.l aehooner which ha tovfta. refit It, and return home by way of the Capo of Goed-liopo. NORN TOOTS COST MO MONTREAL, Kept. 1 |—M>)— Motorlata bar* are fined tli> If thay ara caught blowing the horn* midnight end 4 A. M. un- aSB ja whilo woarlng winter flying clothing, betag taaadaaa of the fact that thay ara not than a» able ta control tha atryfaaa, op* orate oqnlpamat, or 'hail oat* In an emerg*aay." tn cantmat, It waa rontlad that oa tho fln t flight of Ad­ miral Richard E. Byrd*i party over tho booth pole tho groopl wore comparatively light clothing in their cabin feline aad Pilot Damt Balehen flaw tha *hlp without glove* or mittens, Many plana* purthanad by both the Army and Navy recently have retained tha abl open-coekplt construction but the new high *pred heavy bomban and many observation ahlpn aro cabin type Castoff *.i \> r Cocktail 2 No.(1 cans "25c w * ' V t t u r r snap PALMOLIVE Cake 5c m PEANUT BUTTER 12-m U r N A TIO N A L SPEEDY OATS W f n APPLE JELLY I 4 * t |a n 2 POTTED MEAT S Im M B VA- SA U SA G E S tan d ard 3 PAPER NAPKINS 2 f SEMINOLE TISSUE lO O O tk n n fra b FREN CH ’S BIRD SEED 2 | W O O O B tJL r ’S FACIAL-SOAR* 4 APPLE$ E ating o r Coo&inp !i W H IT E HOUSE— E vaynm lad PINEAPPLE 2 M OLD M ED A L FLO U M Me PEACHES Nu. 2 Can 10c DOG FOOD Can «C MACARONI Vr CORN No. 2 Can fA* MACKEREL} 2k Corn FLAKES * im m * '••IV %— 1 V »)*I|| || \ iitirn * § * l.arxe lh>t Ilea Hu* nallle Dfpuait Klarurrd Havener* Cheone A nd Tomato-Hancn IB'/, Oa. g B t o g t MEAT MARKETS _ _ in n * — M I I I .»n«G ^ ^ 2 7 c 12-bs 6 1 c 24b» L 1 9 White Bacon «« ’ No. 1 H’tl S F ® S i - isie a. n*. i Fryers 2 for b l’ b * IA. M e IffS IJjC , v K __ GRAPES 1 Lbs. 15c POTATOES tu ir ta tU ' Steaks ~ I9cl Va. S tyU H a m * \h « r w W n, Kama* C ttjr C tn n k R eact b Batwd. R o M .Y t a l R oast b * I f Lbs. C A R R O T S 2 Bunthefl EATOtG APPLES J Lbs. YELLOW BANDAS | Lba. L&G O F LAMB pMhtd SHOULDER LAMB P o n d * h 2f a 17'A c 25c 2184 Sanford Ave v t r a i w Knm. Baat SMa Straak O ’ U a n P O g r * B E A N S SC I S A L M O N TaUCanlQe . ^ 7 n it * m i Part Frail v ' .-aw«— r v r v ir * i ln timageirt ■ iiim : Ii t * H ead l |c i • it*. _______GAS }w Lba l m| cm m lIU G f O N IO N S 4 Lbs M e fcjjf.' - u , WHh f t mori*. r t v * m i • tr iv v n O'CLOCK Mild,' Median BANANAS 4 Lbs r . a. nn. i u w a ™ HMiin TO LOOT MARGARINE Pound T ic nT r c! COO'K r is - Pound 1W TOILET TISSUE * RoDsi*ie TOMATO JUICE Each JSC GEORGIA PEACHES * for 2Sc CAL0 DOG FOOD % Cam M e CERTO Try a.Bottle WAXED PAPER 7« f t roll * Wf ib t «ci.LM>i«aaM n n i i i i n FLY SWATTERS Each l« e - I N E A f P L E No. 2 Can IJ e ■^AM-OBEBSE } h r .........®TWUTTER 1 6 0 1 , 1 5 c 'tv r t M T f FAIRY SOAP ) Barn 14 c TOMATO CATSUP 14 ox. BoL ICe BREWER'S YEAST Pound l i e ASPART g IjS No. 2 Cans 2$C CR A B M iT f “‘ “Can M e m onarch * toffeT a,iy“ ‘ HASH GRAPES PLUMITE can 21c JjjllNOLA sm. siza-jjjc iHrMiOWR|pp;H SUDS 2 small pkgs. |C f SUGAR 5 lbs bulk 2$C s ite tv ^ r tfA r io lh fo r 2k CORNKI) HREF ■KKW u n m * ni*n* w ith an d B U L kT ilG A R ~IPM nS m KEV WEST, Sept. I I .- M V - 11, R. Schallcr, feilara] diatrict game commissioner, >nld Big Pitta Key would be designated a* a breed­ ing p ace for quail If property own•r» would co-operate with the plan. Wlfcwm’i* or Armotir'n TEA 1 3-4og.pkg. 9 ( nan. waevw r a m - *, ill f i f o o d s .. «: L’l M E 15c l B ty TNT . Me Y * * lb UC }?( Me CUTLETS Pound M i * •< • ^ p r 1 VEAL C H OP S Pound 25c MUSKET STEW 3 Pouufe 2fC i i ^ CHUCK ROAST Lb. 15c S T E A K S Lb. 1 9 c HAMSlGER 2 Pounds 2Sc WHITE BACON PataM |5e [PORK CHOPS Pound 2 k PW BR8 f f ito R U>. Dregited W t Lh. oh* 4 0 6 SAN FO R D A A P FOOD STORES SANFORD. FLA. rx i.r • • aagkiJBSsee Rhj^* �Jana. •nr* ' mm m M M •4 aft m m Ami "Jaw* p i l l |! Jaw* guilty!’ HITLER PLAN8 ACTIVE STEPS AGAINST REDS r v ? k *f r ir m it Stmlnoi* (tomtit. I , M e r i t ! .-I V m ia n l* l || k ii t w li »5 * l I. »• T . Secretary o l Ik* 1,1 «■ , Mo V r « b r *1 " iiknkhai, rA JK tion . Lettuce Me ***** You CM depend on ne for good moot*. We want to stay here and wo are net baying any of the m«> I" Wk»tf uf MMMfaaaiaRpl i *M r t — t o lo a il I V to IWto* ntUar “wfcmrvr l* it IomR.** "That the Jaw srabtod R u lsh s• I n hlto k a tn tl frrwinl tortv/ i * * n of FfesWrat RoeseraR. I* ns lo n g e r doubtful,*’ O o ab kah M id, " . . . atarjr tnnar B otshe- Big German Piaae harbor for Craases Atlantic fills* Tho ooloattan of this sits is on:* marks affktola [On Surrey FIRM tfnutlr*. polntsd oat, but It provide* IV P am-A CUU ANTS IK tklTU ctatlc U H etolte boss for oMparimonU) work, of whkh this flight, sponsored bp tha Oirous Flyln* Lina Lufthansa, U s part. BW * sa d 3 lbs. 2fc JIB tlB G B K tlb a .2 5 * ■bam ran nt nnro-ws dont Spaghetti 3 for H e A M»khe* Icorn Flake 3 for I f e 1 2 for 15 c In* boat, tV Xophyr, at 114 F. If. (Editors Standard Tlmn> with >JM miles of non-stop flying 'un­ kind tham. Tho trip wan in prapsmtfon for n profsrteit vsgulsr ‘tU —n k T .Sanaa lbs Attoatia. Fllfht C lo t Aaehlm B ashawburg *ald: "Wa ara lirad aflaT our nuariy t t hour* to tha air, but wt •ra happy, for wa hop* this may V tho forw-rvsnsr nf a regular •arelee. Wa hopa to oLIt tha Dsltad Rtotaa auroral times watt yaar, flying a rommeratal aarrtea." This ardtoarlly quid harbor, 7t rnlloa from Manhattan, wan conrartod tola A rucaptloa ground. Aar oral kandrod parsons gathered around tha p k r and hangar which bars bam cwnrartad by Pin-Anterkan Airways, lha Intcrntolonal Flying Uao of tho Unltod, Into a M O TIC B O f A P P L IC A T IO N MOM TA M O i l ) I M m i i min n *. i *»> MOT1*’IS IN IIK IIK II* IIIV K M , l U l U A ttU A K K T I . M U N T O M hotoar nl Ta s Caflltlral* Nn. I l l , I w M t » V Ilk M if ol A usual. A. U. Ill* , M « 111*4 U K * In m l ■■((Ira and An* w.aO- application fnr a la* 4**4 !■> k* laaatil thereon. Said ra ft If, 1**1* embrace* Ik* fnllnw lnu A*, a rrIh*d properly In lh « r a a n l r at Bemlanl*. Nlat* *f Plnrlda, to -w ll: Lai I I Vetoed llngkia. T V aassMwrnl nl Ik* n M prep, r r t f tinder tk* M id raftlttrat* teased waa In Ik* aatn* at M A I'U N » . J A M 1NOM. I'nlra* oald rtrtlllrat* okall b* rsdeemed acrnrdlng In la*. Ih* prnpn t r described therein *U1 b* *nM In tha klghesi hkldrr *1 Ih* caurthuaa* dnar nn Ih* flral Monday In lha month nf tie tn V r, t o ll, w h lrh I* I h v - l l h day of Orlnhar, l i l t IMlad Ihla Itlh day of I t p l i m h r . ton. it. r n r n M tio M , I'ltfll at I'I mall t ' w t of rttmlnnl* I'onnly. Plnrlda My: A . M. W B RKN . d . ir m K .lt ,) Quastkm About CA RD til P E R IO D IC A L P A IN S “ W h y do as m a n y w om en tab* Cardul fo r functional pain* «>f m rn itra a tio n ? " Ka*h dura of C a rd u l contain* a 'p u r e ly v e g s tW fv aedatlva an d anti-spa*m odi* th a t J o a p a in rsH sTtnc and r r a m p -r t llo v ln g madidna th a t !a «»p * c ta lly a ffa c ttoo at m o n th ly pariads. Th is fa ct about C a rd u l (t h a t It htlps to ra lle re m any o f t V o r ­ dinary functio nal pelna o f m e n otroatlon w it h a beneficial p lr n t sstrset, no t h s h it-fo rm in * . not objectionable to to ko) la gro a t ly approetotod by thousand* o f w h ­ om* Thoy rscom m and It to others. r**,.ul I - pur*ly » • ■ » l a l> I *. lh«uId In fnriu. » » d r ™ « In » nunc* bnl11*«, with fu ll dlr*ctlona fnr u>*. T r y I I ' Ilf rnur**. If II dn«* unt h i M f l l T i m . run cult • phyalcl* n.— Ad*. NOTICM o r APPLICATION ro il TAM 0 «(B i - - - - - - min Ms, tan MIVTIi' k in IIK M K IIT IIIT U M , IDs* J. II T I M I I K I . hold** •» T » * Cofa llllra l* Mn. *1, l**u*d lb* l " d b a r *f J u ly . A . t>. I M I . baa filer.'aame IM my nffIr* and ha* mad* appileu* Il» n fnr a I* a da*4 In h* la«u*d lh*f*»n, ra id **rtlflral* *mbra**s lha fnllnw lnw da*rrlh*d prope rty Ih lb* i'au n ty » f M m lunl*, Mtala nf riu ftd a , to .w it : K IH n nf Mr 11* ft nf N UB fl nf I n i I I HI. Jmaph'B. Th a aaaaaamanl of lb* aald propatly undar Ih* Wild rarllflrala laauad •a* In Ih* u n i t nf A I J I K R T 1,1It'AM, link** *nId r* rllfW t* ahall ha fa4**mad armed Ing In la v , IP* property daarrlhad Iharaln mIII b* m M fa lha hl|ha*l hlddar n l Ih* murf-haua* dnnr cat Iha flm* Maaday i-t lha moalh uf i h l i i r , 1*0* which la tha Mb dap *f daintier. to ll daied Ihla IMh day ef September, 1*1* O I* IIK IIN IH IN. M O T 10 a OP A P P LIC A TIO * * P M TA M D B B O tasnsfs BIN Ms. t « > N I iT II 'K IN I IK II K l ir IlIV K ff, Ibat H liN A f.K K K N IIt llT N hok«*r nf > ,l nf Ta* I'rrllfh a l* Nn. t i l . im u m I lb * tib day nf July, A. H lo ti, baa ftlad Banm in my nfflr* and ban mad* ap» ptlratlnn fnr a ta t d**d la ba laauad ib*r*nn Wild c*MlfW**i* *mbrur*a lbs fnllnalng d*arr1h*d properly tn tbu I'nuitly nf P«mlnel*. Nlal* nf Platt* da, In .w ll: n p. lin i.N lH lN . l*.|* * A I*. H*th W im druffa Plerk nf <'IreHit i*f»wrt nf HubdlvUlna. Htomlnofto rm in fr Klnt|«U Tb* ■-***,ni*nI nf lb* aabt propU r: *1. M WKV.KH. l». •* • ny undar Ih* aabt renlfk-al* l**u*d •a* to I V nam# nf I N K N O W N t’ nl*** w td crrllflcal* ahall b* ro* 4**m*A acroedfss In law. th* properly dnaerlbrd tV r s to Will he anbi lo Ih* Stub*** k M f r r at lb* »n iirt-b n «a a *nne an I V ftrat M nndnr In tbo m anth *f f>rtnb*r. lOt*. o b lr b M •h* 'I k ■*** Oelnber, lo t i C la st ifitd Adoertissmsnts The - JEWELER FOUR-ROOM furnished spsr* msnt. W. L. Cooper, phono 720. FURNimiRD " a p a r t m e n t , i •r four rooms. First floor. MI3 Magnolia Ara. .p . l ian , Vmlaafa. n is i, at Plarto*. la w ll: “ ,* . * M H at W H at MM1! a* MM>4 IA N T 1,1MB M A U ,. N*clto* S. Tawuabto to Baulb. • ASr. a cnrpurailan, Kang# It Boat. S s e n s idanl*. Tka a**r**mrnl at t V aald prop, P I ni.lC'AVOWM O * m y under t V aald ranlfirala i«*u*d TO APPM AH a , . In *-■■'* nf A N N A 1*. W lM Ifl. r A iM iK iin M iA f* a n m t H iK i>*tra 'A S T . I t W illiam * , I'm*** M.it in lir b at* •belt b* r*. nrk, N. T.* tIM IT K f l d ..-,«r,l ecnrdlna In law, Ih* prop. NT I I1M P AM T H P m r d .»rih * N Ih*r.lii wig b* n ld in ft! W a ll Str**t, M*w lb,* hiebmi l.|«l,l,r ai Ik* ra n rt.V u * * T f llt K d— r CO ih* flras Mftndar la I V A 2 V' l i n J l ' l n ' U 1 " '" i l k nf U ilr k rr . IftS. ofclrb I* Ik* T " , R D W A I t ll W . Sih ,tni nf I n inker, 1*11 ?V Ilf ff*w TOftfp IS 1511 '*tb day af n*pl*aib*r, bfiRtf T u rk , W. Y. J i> p tfaritiifrw ibj 1 riia iy . lahlnator . Alsinit warn. C om B Y F O H I - T E S T tra c to r fu o l. I V p rr g a llo n . S in c la ir R e fin in g Co., B a n fn rtt W A N T E D : S M A L L caah r s g i f r r . Cheap fo r ra «h . A p p ly R‘">to 1 Bos I M , j w t o i ______________ O u r rofroad* s ir* m n r* mil** p a r A n lla t than M W I Ipsa O u r prl**a are th* law*af paMlbl to r w a a lllr wash. •■ T r u c k H r* r* lr»a d tn g % pparlaltp USE DOZIER A Gsjr’a Patou Varakhou ua4 Enamala. Got tho uttoout for your money i,1 . Hernlanln I'ounl* M O TIC B OP A P P L IC A T IO N TA M O B B O O N i vast* am mo. m i N O T H 'K IH IIO m K ttT H IV K N , that n il W. tl. H .llin iN K H bidder of T IM r* ltllirB ta Nil M l. laauad tha Mb 1 1 1 nf Mutual, .1. II. lo ll, baa fllad vain* to my tffli* and haa mad* ap> plleallnn f » r a In* d#*d In b* liauw-t lliafm n. bald rartlfliNl* airbrai-** I V M lo w ln s dearrlknl- p r « p -H r m I V I'oiiniy nf Heniiaolj. Nlal* of OTorldu, In -o llt leu It R ln c k lll K a th ry n I’ach. H a l Monk 1 rug** U In U and ria l Hauk 1 page* * A t l . PVirl.t, Tk * <»*««am «M *f th* aabt prop* rrty under I V **M r m if b a l* l**u*4 wa* to I V o a o m nf C A S H IK OS. T tC B . lfal**a arid rerllfka la •hall b* rs* d**m*d airardlag la tow. I V prvaer* ly deactlVd Ibtrala will V anld I# Ih* hlgheif bidder al Ih* ro u rt-V w s * dner nn Ih* flr»l Monday In Ih* mnnlh of Ilc lo V r . 1*11, which lo I V lib day Ih-lnber, 111*. rmbrace* IV faHouInt 4«*c>lb*J p rrp -riy la lb* fo u n ly of Uamlanl*. NUt* uf KtorW*. is-w it: K U fl nf l« l < I A I, Hbirh II. T l - f I. Hanford T V a*****iutnl nf Ik* raid pmperly under Ik* aild irrllfl-'nl* larurd wa* In Ik* aim * nf NUN I 'A lt n iB <k W IU JN . I'nlra* on lit rerllfkal* ,h*M V ro* dr*i,i,<1 airordlng in l*w, Ih* prop* •ily dracrlVd I V r r ln m il V w lJ to th* hl|h*»l' bidder *1 th* m u rt, hnuH dnnr nn I V Ural Hondo y In I V month nf f NT obey, l i l t , which I* I V lib day nf itr ta V r , I0M. I>nl*d Ihla I Sib dsy nf H epIrm Vr, 1014. I I IV IIK IIN lu iN . •T*rk of I'lrru ll I'ourt of H,mlnol* I'ouniy. PVwbla. a * ' A. M W S K K H . p. It M O T IC B OS A P P L IC A T IO N POM TA M O B B O (Banal* will Ms. I U ) N O T H r. in iio . h k My H iv r iN . i v i S III.I.iA M A. U A l l J . I buUlor ol T * « r r f llln al* Nu. 11*1. Issued I V 1M| day « l July. A. I I IM I. baa D M •arn* in my altk-a and haa mad* « p pluiiilna lor a Ian d**‘l l » b* liauwi IV re a u . Bald cm lfW ai* embraces I V fallowing dear liked srop*rir In I V I'ou n iy of Hrmlnnl*. HIM* of Ob-rld*, In -w ill IV II* fl of ted I N of Nl H llao a llbtrk J l nf K s lV y n Pork) Me,-Hon 1. TownoMp I I Unulh, Kongo I* R*al. 1 Arfo*. T V #*oe**m*n» " I I V oald prage *My under lb* **l«t c*i1lfk*i* laouad was In lb* u m uf l.’N K N O W N . fill*** aald raallflcala ahall V rw* daanted accaadtag lo law. Ih* proper* ty desertVd therein will V add la I V k to V a l bidder al I V ,-wurt■V u a* ihnc oa I V flral U-iaday to * V nu.nlk nf Itr ta V r . Ill* , whh-h la IM* II h iloy nf IVIober, I01S tM ird Ihla l«th day uf HcptemVe, IN K n I*. H K IIN P O V , I la rk of lle rw ll I'nurf M Seminole i*nwM>. PtoddHu H r : A. U . W B P K S , ^ iv A IM K A U * �ESBQBKEBMIBEinKESBXX ■ < ? 1- ■> fV * * " * ' * . a . S •’ mwz SSPgrg , J % , m T I u *j : Celery Fed .^ a n fn r h GriWill la Ntl T u rn ; Goads Germans Tow ard Russian Badge, Great, Firry Amd Pmrkmr B aach N a z i Chief Temple ftaaft-Flaal Play R IV A I£ IN MAINE ‘WEATHBBVANF Ninth Week Of Civil War OatCriJ j TALLAHASSEE, Ho*. 11- b t t —Tha TaUahaaaaa Capitals, Goorfta-Florida Im | w ckomptons, and tbs St. Augustine Salats, Winners of the Florida SU U d t•ait pennant, will begin a seven* | | t n e serif* bare Saturday after- »• The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackrts ami the University of Georgia Rutldoge lost no time in limbering up their legs as football prac­ tice season opened in Ihe Mouth. Top, Co*eh RUI Afcseadcr (left) best bockfltld bets; left to right. If. J. ,hr** ° f *r*h’1 . . . , _. . <Ikutcn) Konemann, Harry Appleby, and Ik I- (Scrappy) Edwards. Below, t'oaeh Harry Mehre (center) di«r.i*scs Georgia’s new offenao with (V CapU lns Julius Caesar Hall (left) and Harry Itarmon. (Asoociated Preas l*hotos) strength o f kla Improved showloo todav la figured to beat pBr(Mr> 1 Thus^the kng-anticlpated meatlag on Americas turf between Budge aad Perry probably w it take place In Matsrdey's final | Oa present and past perform­ ances, Perry la rated almost a cinch to become the first for-, signer to win the title three time*. At nny rate, ha holds onx| All-Florida Keefes I will be selectrd a* Ihe paying site victory over each o f tba other Tomorrow, the All-Flo,Ida ia se- a* soon as tho WI'A project, whtoa semi-finalists. (ball series will begin between tho rails fur $16,000 in construction of Helen Jacobo cheered tho hearts T alahaasee Capitals, champions a stadium and playing field, la apof her supporters, rooting for 0f the Georgia-FInrldo circuit, and proveil ami tho miney turned her to win the championship for Dig g |, Augustine Kalnts, chainthe fifth strs(^kLJi''r. by crush- p iiu .a-u s i Urn Korida Then, too, ikvT^L tno Municipal Ing tho sfan FrancUcn aouthpctw.i Rivalry, ‘ . , on the front, will !>« Athletic Field, where our Lookouts | Oussle Raegener, N-1, »-0. T o -ljkeen, ._ _ i even keener ___ than It would prrfurin during the summer! nvorrrw Miss Jacobs will oppose I----- '------bv<ni — U lwran , a Georgia nine months, whlrh could accommodate ihe crack English southpaw, Kay and the Kalnts, and we predict n n fine playing field. Klammers, la what should ho1close seven-game affair, with tba Anyway, > l’a ell gal in behind Mlsa Jambs’ hardest assignment.' Kalnts finally eking obt a .victory a movement to secure • I to become Class I) champions of sulta'.Ir playing ails for the Cal* ’ three Southern state*. eiy Feds this fall, for they A m P | Freddie Francis’ silver-rooted much promise of going to town i diamond luminaries wl I be an- In a big way, If thay ara only al* IHclpallng tha pleasure of their lowrtl the advantage of a good trip to the World Series and v ill home field. , attempt to hurry things up os So, all together for a good field much aa possIMe, s > that they for a good tram In a good town! SPORT CHATS B. L Perkins P AHOAKt) LANl)ON TltAIN E N , M U R S O M n i F O HI i s e * HOUTK TO MAINE, Bept. | - _ <AV-A “fighting campaign for good govvrnmrnt psrticipsteU In ,y Republicans and Ih-m.xrata and Independent* everywhere" was piomlsed Indiana voters by (Inv. Alf M. Landon yesterday from th j rear platform of his Maine bound Sept. 12.— Adolf Hitler, •portal train. with hm ulm l.s of N a il w ar “We want a government that will planes roaring in nn ngyreabe just and honest, that will pro­ slvp tem po overhead, totiay tect the average man in his eco­ declared Cermnnv would l»« nomic lights and his opportunities, overwhelm ingly prosperous and also a government that will I “ if we htuT th e rich ajrrinot take too much out of hi, pink- ' cultural lands and ore-laden et hook," the Kanun reiterated ! m ountains of Soviet Hussla. to trainaide crowd* that cheered Speaking la-fore the labor his appearance. I front at the Nasi convention, “Make no mistake about It, he told workers and youths Oerpresidential nominee _ many would triumph over Russia wr > l'»y all Use* whether we know it or~ “if the hour ever comes," when not." I the armies of ihe two countries At five Indiana slops—Gary, meet on th» holllefleld. Valparaiso, Plymouth, Warsaw and As he spoke 200 heavy bomb* Fort Wayne Istmlori tepeated, in ‘ ers and hundreds of pursuit somewhat different words, his planes wheeled and circled pledge of a “fighting campaign." abovo the congress hall. ltd ween stop,, a* hi, tram “Germany must live,", ho H matinwr«• n r |M |f t wwt shouted a* he painted a picture of tho prosperity tho Natl na­ tion would enjoy if it had tho lands and mountains of Russia, Ry PAT I'ATTRRMON " V cKamploaihlp of Ibe Soctkeast will b» tbs prise of the Tallahassee-Ht. A a rust las match**. CanMO will ba played In TalM a sse s Saturday and Sunday. Monday will be nn o ff day, ami an Tuesday, Wednewlsy ant Thursday Ibe teams will play In Rt. Augustine. I f ether ramrs are necessary, they will he played In Tallahassee Kept l» and 26 yaator* alatb. Electrical Device To Count N um ber Of Automobile* Pass* ta g On Highway Bloody F ighting Con­ tinues A t M adrid;j Rebels Fai) In Try; On San Sebastian **Tho inter-league series war nrrongod bp official* ot (be two flubs Tuesday ■night after T iltabs ease's fourth straight victory aver the Cordete Reds In tho Ceorria-florldr Laagtm post-sea- ■ to B srgir folio wed with hit Iwvnly-fnurth homer nf the sea. F o l l o w e r s With Traffic 'Eye* Pretident Seek* To Break ing Lands Of ‘Vidova’ P ow er C ircle Farm Soviet Country Is IustaDed Landon Promisee 'F ighting Campaign* For Italian Cabinet Republicans En Route Near Sanford Democrats, Increases Force To Maine F or Address Coach Ed Walker's ebargsa bo' • gaa lhadr Upward rhm l last era­ * ■■■ by wtaatng aloe games of a stiff, 13-gamt schedule. They, hopu U to coatlMo their advances this *** yaar. u < : ^ With aaly three veterans m tsv *• lag from las* year’s squad aad ™ three aad fear experienced men " aw band far every spot on his team. " Caaab Walkoe /ears an 11,000• • mile schedule with confidence, If h* aat eatbasiasm. u I Rtreager reserves will eaable the Rebels to shift their style of ptuy •*- aowmwtmt \ "Mere emphasis on passing snd y Urn spew |am e," Walker tells his "• assistants aad charges this fall. tn*i Never strong, on aerial offense or defease, Walker expects to centre *** bia st teat ion oa passes to sample. ** a c * t tho shifty deception of ll.o * • Waraoe style ground game. He baa Jast the boy ho needs * 'j f u e Ike po«,irg in Fr.rkcr i.'al-, w »** Itriple threat sophomore. Hall may t * I find a regular place beside last H^.jrawi'a hockfteU aces. May 11apes, Indian’s E state Gains 1135,000 In TwoYear* N ats ratty, get their fb H .s ty g tn H y places aad do thtom tofu laqulrlitff fv M p w4 who will be wnteb'ag Ihs try move Ja aa al t i a y t I tenaiae the. atataa ad tea high school machlae. Time ia ripeet a t provea successful seassa an tbs Bd To Attend lttt-3 7 T e r m Scm I nol c e lldren w ill rlaas mom they will be espsrtad to tehw advantage of thuir opportunity to hand a dafaat to ttm Ovlaado Tigers aad stop tkair growIlag wbkk has bee* gvlag an slate thair last defeat at tba hands of the Celery fed* la I N I aad No douM remains ia tba minds of local followers, but what tba Seminole outfit will ttakk up la weight, speed and aggreaalyeiwa# with tha bast of them, with only that much needed poach yet un .d.-trrwlurd. ----• Bo, aa tba Celery Fads bevln their first day a f s-rlmmage oa Monday, tJwro should .bw -tdsta a handful a f local g tU entkusia su an hand to watah them p-r* form la tba rough Work, with moat o f the Inquiring on look* ra hoping and looking for tba strong points of tba 1131 edition of Seminole High 8cbool’a foot­ ball eleven. . snopewsd, schools were ratlitoday hi an affort to comraptor aad cleaning work wed to whip Ihe structures first daas condition for live n hum the • it roll In Fascists, blaming _ Limited the burning of TroR'TArKf^lt-ftll. have refused *h* np promise genersl amnesty to rlial r . „ __ ________ i..» . ...... ic ewt, will deihrar the prinop;'!. .K.r|tP E,sclaU. all aRdm a. Prof. McKay will r>'»| tombrd In the she'l l a brief outlina o f the p i t * | t||Z, r atll|, „f i|.c cl mark. The public la Invited. „u,|den sortlo on ortu Mora -ban 600 students a /” , rnlnrm workers whi expected to attend the high . |n(0 i school this year, eccc riling ‘‘M-n,,. jtrU-ls vv.-ri- • irullment flguraa arallabl* »,rUk fixhtlnt bay. Las; year's figure w as! about 550. At the Junior High 8ehnol, Prof. Herman Morris has called | f o r 'a full day'a session with no chapel period, since that phase i o t the schedule was rovrrid Thursday when registrations a retired engiware being received. ___ .. |*ark Avenue. Tba Junior Institution expects last night vva* uppoini-d deputy I 326 students for IU3<l-37, nl* p«r»onui tax collector by the though leas than 300 ha.1 torn City I'miiniission. enrolled at moon today. .............._ __ _ Mr. Knipp succeed* tlm Prof. Earl Kipp, ot the Grai.i* Estimated cost I*! M. I». Tstla-ll who held the p u l mar School, announced a chapct lion f-ir many years, period for 11:36 A. M. C lstsci ------ The vlepui/'s duty ro"*!»y* of ara to begin at t o'clock. The opening day program for parity cloudy to* effort« t-> ro'lect drlimiu.'rit per­ tho Primary Reboot coaid not ry. sentler-il show* w,nul luxe* whi-h appear oil li.: ba obtained since Mrs. Stella I’. muiiinpai lolls. Ilia appointin- nl Arrington, principal, was out of bs-cami«-ff**-tivo Imnn-dii’.-J/ after action hv the Commissi -o tha-city. e*..*a)h|cloudy tonight Whde Coin-nls,loner* as»<-m'' lobly scattered bled primarily for the p-ir|>o«» Sunday's tide*: low, 12:15 A, of di*> lowing a IU3'S.o7 bo.I/-1, ««e a lla a e O MS , • * . l e t ) M. and 12:31 I*. M-i high, 6:37 A. M. and 6:52 I*. M. Monday’s tides: low, 12:57 A. M. ami 1:15 P. M.; high, 7:1* A. M. und 7:31 ami seto at 6^17 P. M. Moon A. M. Trot. D. E. Wil iams, supervisor P. M. Run rim-* at rises at 3:17 A. M. and sets nl at aagro education In Florida, ami Mm . Williams, former principal of 4:13 P. )L Deputy Personal Report Auguit’i T a x C ollector Collection High Commission S t u d i e s Sanford District Is Proposed L i s t Of }|jgh R anking For New Year's Budget Prompt Repayment CITY NEWS BRIEFS SAT. SPECIALS MALTED MILK CHOCOLATE CAKE Prom Ohio Graveyard trot out one of the strangest teem , on the Mouthern gridiron*. Mo, please add L. S. l \ to our four SANFORD William* O utlines Work Of Year For Negro Institutions COOKIES Prof, atlennmobare, rotary roalbla fling seven of tho Calory Fada’ fine games on homo grounds, we think that tho least I x i l grid fan* ran do for him w l I ba to uaa their powtr and authority in securing a playlag field for Ibe Hemirvoics > osrrtM to Perform on thl* fall. • rtoad," Tha proctiro field which Ibe In n hopefuls ara practicing an at pre*. I crva’o ie a t would make o splendid lora-1 I Uoa for a stadium, aad probably | A U . KIN D S 2 Do* 2 1 c electric beams, 3t inches apart,, both of which must be trokrn s t l l the same time before the counter * registers, i U is expected that certain er­ rors, duo to local tiuftir, will i» ' CUCorded, although these will re­ main constant throughout the I year. Also, there could bo no pro­ vision made to prevent the counting of stroy cows that migat pass through the ieum. A distance of three feet and eight inches separate the "ey-“ | from the crown of the road. A tm m litg |.i',-|| is the dovir.iv . makes it posaibe to record tie hourly volume of traffic. Reams from the eye cross the read diagonally ut an angle of 3 1 d-jfrees. This Arrangement was made in order to prevent a truck ° nl>' l*s*r««»no 70 year* of age or I and trailer- with u apace between m"r'' wl11 »**•’•*• ° d age pensions — from registering ns two vehicle*.I*1' ‘I'** county under Ihe new penInitial cost of ihe "eectric e y s ’ *i“n ** »** announced tuis about $500, including purchase 'la>- by Mrs. Elmlna II. HislK-e, of and Installation, it was rrporte-l. '°<»l welfare office. ()|<eratlons cost amounts to approx **hc said Hurt a survey has been imately $3 per month. The Flor- nude of all persons over tiS in Ida Power and Light Compuny u Ibis county. I.imiled funds mak-s providing power for tho local unit. necessary to la-gin Ihe first penThe Lake Monrue bridge "eye" *ions at the 70-year mark, she p-Sr wrnt into operation yesteriluy with .plained. the automobile of II. II. Coleman, j Mrs. Ilisbec emphasii.d iloit ev1 manager of the Florida I'owrr and ery aged person will not tcccivo Light Company here, hrenking tlo-Jo pension. I'aymrnt* will he niadu beam for the first time. Ion Ihe basis of actual need, she It was understood that several (deeared. . rnoru of the device* will bo in-“Each case will la- taken on its I stalled on state highways, at bury own merit," the w* Ifare worker , traffic (mints. One is schcdu'cd to said, "A p e r s o n to be eligible must > the placed near Marianna, whMo have lived in Ihe state for ut leant a second Is to he erected near five out of the last nine years, uud ■ Baldwin. for at least one vs-nr lirs-ccdlng the Pension Monies 1 Gets 70 BOMB. Sept. IJ.-luly* cnb;* Available For cJoard m ■ ww under tiu- presiding rye of Persons Over 70 |I'ttll* ■■rkUAwil II lJv|,l|n|f ' Inet, I’rwmirr Mtiossiliiti, linlny voted extraordinary appropriatl-ms for again In 1V33. Alligators oflea g s more without food. CORRECT MEN'S WEAR R Sk The Stste Road iH-partuient'a Aral “electric eye," to record the V*.Dme of traffic ovrr Florida blfb»»y«. was in operation today half a mllo north of the Lake Monrwa bridge. luatalled to record accurately the number of vehicle, passing a curtain point, data from tho devieo will la* u<cd In the study of traffic conditions and the creation of bet­ ter highways, both of which prohl*Ms are directly related to ttu numerical volume of traffic. The "electric eye" Is so located that it records automobiles hut doea not count pedestrians. This Uw Orala High School, yrsterday outlined tha yverio school work to prtotopala aad toacbers of Semi­ nole County's aagro school«. la a brief addriia bofore the In-1 ■trectora, Prof. Williams stressed the Impartaaia a f taocking pupi s to appradato tba vaisa af industry1 Sen. Scott M. Loftln. nn hi* first and skIliad workmanship. He point I visit t r Sanford.xinee his establish­ ad eat that aelf-iuataining rlG- ment in tho U. H. Senate, will ad­ aaaa may be built o f a aorie’y dress the loev! Kiwani* Club next School Chi l dr en Protection Urged By Health Officer BB0BS »ai.i. th# liimR j-f Marsh Hen Hunting! MCOSOn IS oCnedUICfl' | •heri. will lesser ckaece* of In lO Up CH » e p l . !•>, If. K. Jforria, principal o f the dlnlrict ternintion of tba «eV-tl t--rm „ , , and possibly many liv-. ("''"‘V huntsmen will Junior lliah SchiM.I, annouixed I There U no law -wjulllog Ihr «*» 'h* seasona flrat oplwrtiir.ity tmlay that Troop Five nf the vaerinalkm of ehiblren befor-.- *" »h«°‘ Mrda on Sopt. l x l-xal Ray Scouts nf America entering school. Mr. Uwton A.*ociatr,l reported from will hul.1 it* weekly m elt­ quoted Dr. McPbaul, U there Tallahawee today, ing at the Junior lliah buildinr o law requiring tha*. t'ey brj The marsh hrn hunting season on Monday night at 7:30. ASK protected against diphtheria, hut opens that day throughout tho Mr. Morris statssl that the all parents who wish tx safe- state, but since the fowl are found troop has n»t bee active during, guard children against nrrdleti only in coastal counties, Memin-de the summer months due tu the suffering ami poeeibl. death sportsmen mu-.t trek to Vauvia fact that many of the members should be sure to hove it done, or llre.ard counties fur gunnin.;. have been away on their vaca­ tion, but that activities would Mr. Lnwton sold the Male Tim-rnnn eloaes Nov. 30. be enlivened now with the re­ turn to school of most of them. Th# troop, which lo under the leadership of Mr. Morris to spon­ sored by th* local Kiwanto (.'tub and to on* of this titles six troops, _________ U 'tll l i n t * n U i r l i w ,*1"1 ■rn «'«l »l<‘ bms-a “lo pro- KUI «>■ \ * " S : n P^|H .riH .l. ^ r t lllltoiy pr./eerdlonx Ut e 8 I n to access It lex of Ihe International Supplies Of Food •1,-£,a,£ llWm . PProvwi -------salary Increases, averaging eight lu- neminnle County branch of rcs-nt, for 650,000 government Stale Hoard of Sixinl Welfare employes ami added to lb" rived 70 new applications for w4g,.a „f n u n / thousands of ef during the month o f Au* provincial and municipal workers, d, awarding In a report reMussolini told Ihe council •ed front the district hrud-piar* Holy’s campaign for self-sufflci* t in Orlando today, riency in ruw materials, especially It th.- same time, Ihe report those used for military |iur|»tses, ws, the loeui branch was able'has "already given notaworthy close II cases In which nine j M.*ult ami will be continued most V families were given WI'A: vigorously." rk. Two families secured pri-1 “ , . _— . ' Klkti Finish Plans For Monday Picnic At 'Lando Springs Farm ers To Discuss Green House Plans Mis* Steven* announced that all regi»tr*li«n* must have been receive-l by the institution hefor. Monday night. commmna ro maxo ...» Classroom* orn bxnte-l over ’‘“'"W «" «h*lr h«n.. the Hill Hardware Company. in some instance* tho payme nt* Ru'ijeets being taught this were made on pa-t due in«lnll- year include bookkeeping, typing, merit• while some were payment* rhailhend, busine** English ami tCeeSleaea — f w . Twe> , spelling. theria we* advocated today l-y Dr. W. A. Me I'haul, . a t e health office*, through T. W Lawton, superintendent of Seminole County school* With thousand* of school ,i„l drrn rtt-.rniiig lo classo*, <he physician there diseatea Is m-.-rr e«-<l _ Wednesday aftarnoon i t 12:15 tcctive measures axa.n*t dipt. Mrs. Williams tipialaed th* - b- o’clock In the Mayfair Hotel. grsally and vaccinatin.r ami pro- T f t f k n s> n C a n t JwMggg af elementary school* and Since Constitution Week begin* pave aa aatlia* af tba period or tomorrow and continues unl.l the growqb at first trade rood Inr. | I'Jth. loralltrs expect Sen. I. t tin .ev e T , W. faw ton, auperiatsn-lcn'.).to make an adrlres* on 'be Cen* o f aaaaty asboo Is, urged the teach-1' stitutlon although tho title of the a n sad paiaripals to teach in such speech has not been ann .'ince*l ,h« Pres* a mamma that students w ll *«• All local rfvle dub* t.avr rsen iv t qairw kaim lifgr, power aad skill. invited' to attend the event. Otli* -rs asked to bo present Include the KNOXVILLE, Team Sept 12. (Mb—Lawio McCaugkan, 40nr aid city fir*man, died yoatorIF ad d a l aad spin* toinries »»(■ mad la a ton white sliding down pola at flN keadqnarter* Monxy MRU to aaawcr a lira alarm. A llorsttorr Ry Th«« Assuclatesl Press) mm m Seminoto County grower* to* day were invited ter nttrnd a meeting nt the Court House n.i Sept. IH to discuss |m*.<ihlu re. search work to ho curried an nt the green house during the com­ ing |yt-nr. Con.tty agent C. ft. Dawsn-v said Dr. It. W. Itiiprecht, held of tho deportment o f rhemlstry at the University of Florida Ex­ periment Station, and Dr. E. R. Purvis, in charge nf the green house, will address the assembly. LOCAL WEATHER I.H KNSK TO WE1> City F athera Flan Talk On Aviution A regular session nf the City Commission is slalr.l for Monday night at 7:30 o’clock in City Hall for Ihe transaction of routine l.i.slness. One of the riiatlcrs expected In be presented before the Hoard per­ tains to Ihe employment o f an Mexico officials aro attempting aviator for full-time duty at Mu­ __________ to bars farmers raise soy beans. _ nicipal Airport, »**. Avsrago. r.b. Avars** Use. A n n e * Cor. Averse* Wav * « - - « * ji -sih avo . Jt'l-T *vtl. Aim. AVO. � 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, September 11, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 11, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/fcd371e04547a61ba1df1a2b57c3082e.pdf b216b18da93f037831fa2068316a95e8 PDF Text Text v.'rvrii'TJT COACH LEAN C o I U g i a n t Boast First Win Over Pros At Dallas CeateaiUal Fiac Si ih b 1«| la Praipact Far S t i i i o m A n Started CalcgtGrUfcn W Comeback h N am ganw tt Hard ttVllXK, Sept. t.—UF)__ «*«* Houthwcst featured the midwet* writers a n M so *— p* thriller played in 30-degrt-e ia U ahm lty of PTortdo >» » * * . * > ; T w w Owtowlnl Eafoftonn from IKN bot P ^ * 0* " Co*** Moo o f a wleaiaw i h m 1 ®°* I* l°°k a blocked tool hick m i art riantc. , off tko too of Jack Hander*, who ■Coacb Josh Codr. tolled W * l1" * * ■ * tkr“ of hla IojI * alUhamaJ eoartilng r * ., ** fmta *5? Had la thow tooolu o u t 1 Tko All-Star. acorod fine, in tko Mo tko graaad no. i *klrd qeartcr. Rangy Jim I m Mow. tra ilI gj a now nntom of ***** Ualvoralty of Arkansas aa ianptrtenrod squad • tWrt** hrtatwptad a dangerous to m aM ton o f tha laai ™ * *oM P«“ Gene Romani, Bruin bkb loot bmio m m than *t *^ M*< loaaod on hla awn 23-yard m o h m la history, wtro *!rtP* fru™ f imdaatlon. t*** B * l SIMPSON W I L L HEAD CHAMBER FOR 2nd TERM oponcr wllb Devtdaaa Hart. It and iko larai l i hr Colgate’s Red Raldtra a weak Mar. "Oar aqoad la aamU, msasMrtag only 41 I weald aay that prospects are Joot aboot overage." Tko aoron regalera loot through graduation worn thrro ball carrion, M M B ag tko d r ­ ool caller, and tko entire left aldo of the lino with tko renter welcome co-op*retkin frun nil pernona approached far nld. Fur­ ther, ho eald, all member* would bo railed upon thl* year end oekrd to fire tome o f their scrv* Iceo to the Chamber. After coneldorahlo discussion, the Board o f Director* Ia*t night SPORT CHATS i the K° forth to bottle for the honor n at of their achool, there la tomethlnr that touches evrn the - nl« calmer,t c f person*, somcthlnr ' rT that stirs the souls o f the must had litUa chance to show, publication used by yachtsmen, I The BL Johns River will he the ndn n* Jonger will use tho principal point In the advertlsw a s sysUm which pro-ling, few victories during the past Ths vuluntrered services of PMn. Cody Installing n Harry M. Papwurlh were acceptyears, w o y Is |* installing n ef hla own, calling for short |rd to nttrnd every meeting of the | formations and the use of fltate Rond Department until ■ r ti. | gome final action haa heen taken 1 f**!?jn npj»ar faille well In refpn-mc to liptirovlng road I I between Hanford anti Titus­ ville. ~ *— — Waller Coleman, president of haWy » i l l got the rail at renTkfoo seniors—Captain Julian ths Hanford Klwanls Club, invit­ ed the Boa nl and nil others In­ M m . Charlie Root and Card,to Mngkss form the nucleus nf the terested to attend a Klwanls B*»rd m llngent. S. f . fon. a meeting Kept. 15 at the Mayfair MRinr, and Harry Klrklller, lunlor H old where Hen. Scott M. Lofprobably will see considerable sc* tln la to bo principal speaker. A report from the treasurer Um at tha tackle posts. lapkamorea must mme through showed a rash balance on hand In good ■hapo If Florida shows any Sept. I o f $2,03IJM>. B. F. Haines, chairman of the particular strength on the flanks. Floyd Christian, a senior, Is the Election Board, re|airted certi­ fication o f votes rast Sept. 1. ■mat likely slitter at one end. read the The line likely will average about Secretary Bagwell I N pounds to the man, hut tho names of 23 nrw direr1tors takhie bile Id will be lighter. C f ' I. | harkfield may ke a surprise. These Mind* Duke Warren, Harold Rose*, Rugs Hendricks, Kenneth WUlhi, Rob Ivey and Waller Maylorry. Paul Brock and Mnnn MillMao. MW to the scpiad, have potentMIties. Alabama hunters nre not allowed to shoot birds nr animals from aay craft propelled by or attached (a matarcraft BfsACK-DRAUOHT i the ll,!r* B* human. Isckloexplalnablo Is that certain those somcthlnr that football game* class |do to a peraon. vseept perhaps rhcrv| that th ey-alts-on v n fc e fin fu r ! ..J"'11 -paUad inu, vduek. WthiagM ■»’> ' j , ,n* can do so thoroughly, aulrv There •» certain to bo a tlash I r , i “ * spirit* when youth at It’s best * meets In divided sides, rachj . struggling for the same goal and fstable by Bin Bhakespeare, ^ stou t!***** m*|llrei| * 1,l‘ *hr same will former Notm D u n star, on the ,k>' . ,. | to win. Not as many people beAB-Btan’ tP. Tony Boraosky, o c ' « ’ 1 itand-1 •*» cullrwu football players Fordknmlto la the OlanU’ back- L , i fill' “ n*y f"r money or scholarfWld, hit Uw gaol post with u ' l*J,/1 ships, hstessly dolor their pull try far placement goal from tho, . » with no Inspired courage, but BRUIT, Ran.. Sept. t . - « P » - ■ - R a lm y tc n than got off a| t* e a '* hr'r play for the honor of their school ami fur tho love of the I’ leased with his victory In Ik* pnat. that raOed to the QUnts’j J recent primary, John F. Tko, n If, carertag ever TO yard*. Mill-1! " randldate for county clerk, pur- Mg Wok* through to block Ssis In So, whrn uninformed foot­ rausky'a punt, the hall rebound- f * ball-prejudiced person* attempt much tu u'aho you beiteve that these class boys go out on the gridiron and imlnc t‘, k *helr livis ami souls merely i but f ° r the money Involved, with no pound fccllna of patriotism and honor, i nre then do as we would do and say •a We would say, "that’s what HAVE YOUR WATCH repalred W IU . TRADE radlw for used by ono who molly knows' k a w ' Piano. Randall Electric Co. known os the "dean of F r e n c h ! -------------- ----_ you think,” thin go home boast­ .. — ■" ' — — 7 ---------hymbollsts," died of n heart at- The people o f Iran, formerly ing that football Is still the Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Ac*. tack Friday. Persia, call themselves Irani. greatest game of ’em all. PERSONAL! MEN (1KT Vigor A t Oncal New Ostres Tonic Tablet* contain raw oyster invigors tors and ether stimulants. On* dose peps up or­ gans, glands. I f not delighted, ( WMB far light houtomaker refund* few cent* paid. M l Lancet Av«. Call, write. Me Reynolds* Drug Co. u,™*•..■ C la a iifie d A d vrtiu m a n ta Par Fteoa Hvslem Helpo To Prrveot Hkhnesa FREE! STOMACH ACID, QAB PAINS. INDIGESTION relieved quick. Get Frew sample doctag’s prescription, Udg*. at MeReynolds' and laney’s Drug Stores. Ono of the advantages nf Dock-Draught I* that. If It it taken nt the first disagrrrablifooling of constipation, one or] two doses usually bring relief. Prompt relief, such as that. Is well worth while. Constipation Is too dang*rout to bo negleetrd. **A clean system for health” plan has saved thousands nr peeple much usrlcss sickness. They hasp n package of BlackDraught In th* family medkln* cabinet ami take this purely veg­ etable laxative at th# first sign of MMlIpaMon. They soy the ndl#f It brings Is mighty banl aport- FRONT AG R ON Blake Highway Na. t, Orlaad* Road, |M,00 par aare. flawing wall hammock, D M k par ana. Pfcoa* 3223. Oa* retreat Load Cm, Ortsmb, COLORED WOMAN Ptad out, by trying It** why BlackDraaght when It comaa to buyfag a laxailve.—aihr. as many people prefer l o r id a Mo t o r Ii MAR1R HARDUK. « dared wonta work. BIT Ol v fumlaksJ FUBNIBHRD 4-ROOM HOU8E. Dsairnhle. A M Apt. Cor. E. tad * U cesL U n m . ta bast. HA K M D I C m m V ) C W J l u Q V O K b t o r b M M Complete Mae L W s M Rm BocvM la RmIooR l i t P a rk A v s , P lw m t M I girt LUCILLE C O N Llt, •dacad^rt, wants Jok aa coak. MB K. lath. EXPERIENCED eoMod w a M wants Jak aa cask. Ckarlatta Cary. IBM R. Ttk R t �m z-T f W # # $ W - - *(.-•• • ' +¥.'-T^?)(k!V?-*W<; m H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R German Labor Corps Pledges Nazi Loyalty 10, 1m RADIOPHOTO SHOWS WAR-WRECKED IRUN BURNING 43,000 M n ‘ArnetT With ttpades WiU ‘Follow Wherever* Chancellor L o a d s rtH S a p p o r t i n u u f As Prop Rest Of New Deal Gets M a j o r i t i e s NUMBER 27S E n t a b t fc M fa 19W Rebels Turn Down Offer For 15-Day A rm istice Period D e p u t y E s lr id g c E x e c u te s H u n d red Diplomat Envisages O pportunity For Change In Spanish Code Of^ Statutee Potential K i l l e r s NURNBURG, Grrimarf, Sept. Chief County Ih-puty O. R, 10 — (4*) — Armed with shiny Kstridgc al Delated today at spades, 41,000 members o f Nazi the mas* execution o f a hun­ Germany's Leber Corps today dred embryonic killers—tiny pleaded lasting - allegiance to black widow spiders incubated Adolf liltler as "happy, healthy, In the sheriffs office. self-confident soldiers c f work." The potential nmrlcrvrs were Smiling, liltler pleased with the ot offsprings of a captive black Nail convention's recepitea of his widow which hid consumed half anti-UoUhevlst crusade, heard a dnxen grasshopper* during the work treops promise to "fo l­ her period of 1'inrrrration low'’ -you wherever you tend.'* ATLANTA, S «p t 10— Hr T*e I * within a glass jar. Hiller last night In a speech (A P )—Tba senatorial hope* Sixinlah lU-ltida w e re re Deputy Uhl ridge lighted n pa­ before 800,000 nails assailed bol­ i f Govtm or Eugene Tal’iMirtnl tmlny to h ave tu rn ed per torch nml Ihnut it Into th<» shevism, democracy and Jews. down n ))n>po*al f o r a 11V* N w r D eal c ritic, w ere transparent prlmn whrre tha Her fuehrer's personal address tiny Rcnerul urm iatice in tlw tod ay under an avalathy spiders, hxrd y Inrger thsn to the frurth annual nail party c iv il war. o f ballots Indorsing n plnhend, spnm|iered over Ihe convention followed a proclama­ Tlu* iin>|«>sal, cred ited to ( r o - R oosevelt R ich a rd B. tion in which he defined the nearly invisible skeins of a wrb F "tlliilunmt o f g rea t influ* nails’ next Immediate goal at spun by their mother. Ruaasll, J r , f o r re-election, ence, t'livisngt-d n ch an ge in rv possess Ion of her colonlea and This exclusive radiophoto showa the Spanish city of Irun in flames jus; after its capture by The mother fought raurngei Russel], th e ten th southth e riitlicnl ivjin ln h con iU tu rebuilding of her economic strucrebel troops. Loyalists, who held the strategic town fur more than u week, retreated lieforv the ously against the overwhelming s m D em ocratic sen ator to tlon to make it nu.ro ic be. rs-aowilnatcd thla yvar, mad* smoke nml deathly hent. But her lure. joverwhelming Insurgents, leaving It In ruins. Note ihe flames raging from one rnd of the c|ty to reptshle to the Rightist element* teymlty to the President the keyAsserting “the reck o f founds- the uther> (Associated Press Phot*) final lot was to drop exhaust­ ri veiling against the Boclallat U«n o f th# fttmte U an author!* of Ida successful flfh t for ed. and near the death she had government. Urlan wllt,M Hitler raid: aix-ysrr t e r m In | taleradministered to her Insert vic­ Madrid's accrptanra nf thn Elinor Cate, competing as "Unlimited Individual liberty Urt* party primary. tims, to tho h llom o f Ihe Jar armistice was said tu have been TIN rtd-suipcndercd govtrnur, “ Miss Fort Myers," won the title lends to anarchy. ns her brood perished with her. counted upon. Fascist Rebel Ms ffsbomatorial "heir apparent" of "M ist Florida in a state-wide. ma|| , tales have experienced leaders totally rejected" tho beauty contest held at D ayton *,,^ Hewtructlvw effects o f demoesad Us alato of half dotrn plan preferring tu fight on for Beach and will represent Florida ■tati boun officers, wer# iwtpt L ' * ' racy, inntplcte control nf the nation. "tlalshvlsm seeks to destroy sat hy popular majorities run- at the Great lakes exposition An unofficial armistice how­ contest In Cleveland, Ohio. (A s­ culture as we see In Spain whete atsa up to two to one. ever, [revailed before the ho80 percent of Ihe leading person Howell maintained a record sociated Press Photo) sieged city nf Ban Sebastian. all tics are Jews.’’ of so defeats in a political ca­ The Rebels, who took neat by In his 12,000-word proclama rter which sent him from guvhurt ami can rapture Ban Betlon. rend to the 800,000 nails crmonhlp to the U. B. Senate. lustlan If they wish to press earlier in the day by Adolf Wag _ ■ |t wsa the first political setmatters, are reported tu h*** In ptepnintion for the opening I t ■ ■ „ I’er-onal pioperty on which taxei ner, Ilavarlan nail leader. Hitler baek for Talmadge who has Oh N’ tiv. I uf Hu* Hanford S ta ir I U n U l n R 1 F O g r a m . nio unpaid w il be turned over t.i turned their attrntlnn tu a rawset forth hi* goal of .egalnlng! fought Roosevelt for two years. aimer’* Wholi ,4j|r Market for -------Sheriff McClelland on Sept. Ill, certeil drive oil tlu- raplt*!, Ma­ Germany’s lost colonies. R. D. Rivers, speaker of the drid. _____ the FfRBon, Man.nrer J. ($. In this fg*blr,n Hitler raid.1 m , , i . Sou*" and n former Tnljjijt'oaXt^fFSsJs lornially aio'uutauU' '.e'.-imvt**+*£££ niailiYj would Germany's financial Jom i O I O S S ^ S f f A U t O S t o ul, operator* rniucitinir that *lry tjho hroke with the g o v ' not lh-i (u i Jtt. hiiken ami.. liis. l e y W f d .U V’I:, ■ w o e over the qu r ’.lon o r—h w Inch....... mtempted -.o-W .il: j t l i i y 'I I ih KO ' ..ntvnit'n a f unit* for ir; K. f.-*T i“ i»not1rep;-if?lVu.ey rxeeifflon me now bfiiljf inuwii ti’i 1 kets would revivify her Interna New IhaJ, won the gtibemetorial dcs’ ioyrr Xa tlortda motorist* paid |22Jt'!l,-'spiue rental, since other npplie.i for the County Commission, sold i.inl prepared for oervico on nil American tlunal trade building up “ our (aw MwiniUon over Chart-* l>. Red* ^punish waters recently. Tho 000 to the state in IDXi for tho Uurt« are pouring In rapidly i«ltpersons whose |>er.onul taxe* show t ilny nn analytical statement uf material forces." Ms, HcnsU president and a idrid government also dl C.l prlvilegs uf upcrallng an auto.*tag fur reservations, the budget adopted Tuesday delinquencies, TSMsdgo (M a e , a a i_ . Juthr mobil*, according to statistics *a-1 Many changes hive hetm mail,* He puIntiNl nut that three mills A Slalu law provides that per­ was a government plane. Mantow r ir t aon. soother antiIt Wi.Atlngte^ Mb* S tile leased today by the Florida IV- 1„ the mark.- t's space rental plans were slashed from the general sonal preperty nit which Iheir are ^telatadgsKs, troll-urn Industries Ce-nmlltee tu since Inst season, and instead ol county fund: three were lopped unpaid nssossinent* may la- seised pnrlmrnt n .noiiitccd four Al Twenty Seminole County prtsM Talmadgo and Rodwlno admitted 1( k»wll««ir4 mm (MR# 4*v#| Jacksonville, j ;u>( single stalls being tinted, 01 from the state levy; nml two more arid sold to satisfy tax elaltrts. I defeat today, the former eongrji- ulicnt, sentenced to the Florida fe I from lhi> school assessment. The County rnIVctor pointed out Auto owners also contributed 11,double Mills will lie .eased tu upState IVnllentlary for terms •tetla* Russell end the latter 971,000 to the federal government erators. ranging from onu year to life, Two of the three milts taken that tin- majority nf Fernlnulo •ending best wishes to Hirers. In the form of taxes, the data tv-1 Same rental charges as have from the County fund were snipped County citixen* are n-t delinquent Btlll Incomplete and unofficial will apjdy to the State I’anion A "i*>und party," sponsored by been in effect all the h im will be from the bond Interest nml sink­ In imesonal tuxes. figures gave Russell 188,111 popu­ Board next week for releases, the local branch of the Salvation ' ’•'•l*reported Further, the Committee points a.ked, with rental using made ing fond, the attorney asserleil. lar votes and 344 unit votes; Tai­ the Associated Press Army, will he held on Sept. IS for today from Tallahasste. ls edge 88,203 papular vote* and two residents of Lake Mary, Mr. out, in this state each autoinoldla either on a monthly, eight-month lie emphasised this accomplish­ Following are the prisoners, ment in the face of Ihe establish­ M unit votes; Rivera Ut.lMO pop aami Mrs. Burns, officer* of tho was taxed for the average of $78.* or twelve-month basis. County Road I'utrnlman Marlon the- charge on which ea- h was 1 b while the national average Th„ „ .,.rill„ „ l(wtrln|l ment of n $31,880 sum to pay on tsr votes and 388 unit votes; Redunit said today. finrd-m today warned inotorlaU of convicted, and tho number of „ „ „ m mhl). lu i(> m „ r. ntrnct with the R. I". Crummrr Wise 70,333 popular votes and 41 Persons who wish to participate reached only »lfi.2«. Merida', m> Ihe rnforrrnu-nt o f the state law years to which each was sen­ lir riu .rVl,| , „ f Company for bond refunding. omit votes; Fortran SI,OSS popuin the event may leave one pound orixed transportation ..nit, paid ,!ur fur requiring that all aulnmohllea tenced and the year when sen­ the Mghest tax In the nation, t h i|them. ,).ou d pay their rental Mr. II in-hubler ret fmlh that Mr and 10 unit votes. of food anytime during tho day Walter 8. Coleman, president of come to a dead atop while echo'll tence began: statistics show. chaiges for Ihe firs! month, widen the 13.1.110)1 placed in Ihe budge t the Sanford Kiwunls Club, today In Georgia unit votes, based on of the lflth at tho Burns home, on hoses are loading or unloading pa i* 1— Thunua Oglesby, first de­ In gasoline txx- alone. Florida will le November, at once. under “ l.gnl services and (other) tnuilrl Invitations to local civic, twite the number of repressnta- gree murder, life, lu ll. they msy deposit tho gift at the eengera. funding of bonds," will he split governmental Army hend'iuartcri at 218 East|paid tho federal government more (in the other hand, operators do Uvee ench county has In the stite nnd professiunid 2— Horace Rowland. second The officer asserted that every |lhnn two • ntl •‘"''-half millions, ir siring to hast mi either a ten- ns follows: f 31,000 ns payment tu Imdies asking th it tlielr wem’ivra legislature, count officially. The degree murder. 110 years, 1939. Second Streft, effort will he made this yrar to 1 ’ ionmmr firm for Ihe ncliinl reArmy leaders sxld Mr. Burm “ 't nv*roge of 17.211 per vehicle. | month or twelve-month | bnri<, candidate with the largest popular attend the Kiwnnia meeting punidi rsreli-as persona who vk>3— Lee Dukes, tobbery, 23 has U rn confinr.l to his bed fori a u t* **»uliu- taxe* amounted to .houhi remit one hall the amount fending of horn!*; Ihe sri-nud di- Wednesday when Sen. Scott M. vote In each county gets all of the years, 1930. I lie the statute passed hy the Leg­ some time, and that Mra. Hum 117^88,000, or on average o f (Mi.- charged upon nppllcaliun tor vidon will use the remaining 12,- I (ift in will In- principal -penker. roonly’s unit votes. I —Ed McCullough, second de­ islature f ir the protection o f DJ per vehicle, according to tin ( na(t>> -"I'll fur legal service Itnt connectIs a cripple. The Senator, who Is pml t>resi. gree murder, 2(1 years, 1931, school children. Committee rrporl. | j ( r, Michael *lal.-s in the no- • d with Ihe refund. While the Army Is appealing dent nf the American Bar Asso­ r>—John Garvin, srtond degree Deputy Gordon said that nil "There are no expenses to the ciation. comes here nil Constitution ~ lives that since the Farmer’." Mar­ fur food. It also announced tint murder, 20 years, 1934. school Inis drivers will la- request­ ket is o|»erntrd entirely on a County for lKind refunding under Week, Mr. Coleman pointed out. it—Jefferson l-nflon, armed thithing for (ho couple will be ac­ ed to observe the license numlaif * '^ * "* * m *^ 7 ~ "* " I ouw-pi-.iUi tn-l*. only enough rive. lh>- runtract with Cnimniur," the ceptable. Among the groups invited In nt- oil niitomnhiles whose drivers illsrobbery, 10 years, 1930. attorney declared. “ The agreement j r f f T l y , | i c | — I f f J j nne Is wnnted to pay o|ieralinK ex lend the rluh session are Lions, 7— Isaiah Urn-, armul robbery, icgaril the deiid-stnp law. These I penves, plus a sinill amount inch to refund slipiilati-i that ( ’rummer Rotary, County liar Association, violators will bo reported, Mr. (Jor­ 10 years, I9IIO. S s i l l I i ^ ^ R ^ W i . I season for il’,prrciation on the -hall ( 11 clrfrny nil wa-nse* InciChamber of Coimnerre, Junior don -aid. 8— William Deloach, assault to i _ building and obsolescence of same. dental to assembling binds In he Chamber o f Commerce, and the I'rrsons who pnss a loading or A net natural gala o f 14 in rob, seven years, 1932. To ilate, Ihe manager continue", refnnd d, (2 ) pay costs o f print- City nnd County Commissions. 0— Floyd llraler, larceny o f a population In the Sanford vi­ unbinding school bus may bo n»market officia l hue hern able t j (up tlo- refunded linnda, (3) pay All persons who plan to nttendj sessrd it sunt, Including fine and cinity for August waa reports I cow, five years, 19115. put aside eliouifh la cover a fair i-o*t* nf representing Ihe County should nnke reservations with T, r. sts, up In approximately $20, the 10— Charles llrrk, shooting In­ Horace E. Loomis o f Miami to­ today b/ Howard Haaklna, vi­ percentage o f depreciation und on- hi legal proeceilings to validate E. Simpson lief, re Tuesday, Mr. officer pointed out. tal statistician for Sanford, Lake to dwelling, three years, 1930. day was named a member of the Tho weather: generally fair to­ nolesscenrr. ’ nnds oc any other lltigstlon exe Ciih'iiutii said. 11— V. E. Douglass, embrxile-Executive Boerd of tho Nations! Monroe, Lake Mary and Pauls. Council o f Roosevelt Electors, ac- night and Friday. Extreme North­ pense arii-lng from the refund, nnd ^ ^ O n e of the remarkable fea- ment, three years, t'J30. west Flurida; paitly cloudy tonight any other rush" 12— Robert Whitaker, breaking raiding to press dispatches orig­ and Friday, S n a of the month's compilation t Mr, lloushrder emphaslaed tlwt e f figures was the absrnce of and cntirlnr, three years, 1938. inating in New York. k hmc the f t 1,000 will Ihi pvid the refund­ 13— James May, assault to Tho Floridian, who will direct death among while males. Mrs. B. E. Takuch yesterday el>oprralirnx of 20 divisional direc­ murder, three years, 1934. ing c nipniiy only on condition that • Twenty-nine births wet* reit exchanges 73 percent of outtors, wax appointed by Jamei A. taineil a building permit to re..... 14— General II. Turner, lar­ corded over the 30-day period. a building faring Park Avenue. Work sheets, filed to pnrtielpata landing nunda. Of that number 17 were white, ceny nf a cow, two ami one-half Farley, chairman of Ihe Natloml Estimated cost uf operation- is The City Cnmrniiuiii>n is slated I f a rtte e rS • * » « « » ( M l ) IVmocratic Committee. " I f Crummer Company does not to R SM -i iih h- tomorrow night for in Ihe federal soil conservation Mure than iin Elks ansi llo a teclading 13 boys and five girls. Mr. I^tomis has Wen at the N-i- 8*3. friends will attend a chicken bui succeed in iln undertaking, the pro­ it. first major discussion of a 1 A m ag the negroes, there were - program, are etill being accepted hy County Farm Agent C. R. Daw­ tionsl Committee headquarters in beeue supper at San I .undo Sprin < gram will not cost the County any­ 37 budget, I t births, or eight girls and four Hi mer Little and W. J I’. !l Monday afts-rnosin and night, a> thing," ihe attorney «aid. son, It was announced today. the tliltmnre Hotel In New York bays. Whi e n« definite allorntions lire Since some clerical work remains since May. Earlier in the summer landed more than 80 pounds o f cording to Fred F. Darner, ex­ " I f the program is successful, ex|M'cted to l.e made, it is prob­ Fourteen deaths were recorded from Lake he served on tW board o f thr bass this morning the payment of $.11,MM would be able that sufficient progress will to Is- completed nn tho sheet* a l­ alted rulrr of the local bulge. R/ Mr. Haaklna. Four wer- fe ­ Roosevelt Nominators, supervis­ Apopka. Tho 80 pounsla Venn-sentmale whites, five male colored Final plans for tho outing wil made, and should ( ’rummer he sue- i>e accomplished to place the Com­ ready turned Into the farm offieu, U fish, three o f ing their field activities throughout •d a catch and another five female colored. In- made Friday night when organ- le-sfiil in exchanging every bond, mission in a position for positive Ihe agent said persons—who have them o f large s I m . A delay in arrival o f materi­ the country. not filed —may enter sheets unlit iluti ui members assemble in the then in next year's budget the sum action In the near future. al* »ot back tba completion date those ntready accepted are com­ The Miamian la president of John Courier, Hraxlnn llraxlon l‘ r-1clubhouse at H o’clock for a rrgu- o f only |9,2d| will be required to I' Commissioners, for the past few o f the National Guard Armory l-onmli and Hall, fnc., an advrr- kina, Richard Decs, (|of> Cnrpr!|'ter weekly meeting, pay in full fur the entire refund­ weeks, have been studying suggest­ pleted and ready to be turned over by about otic week, W. R Farts. Using agenry which handles ad­ and to Ihe State Committee in GalnetFrancis Roumll.’at i n-j Tickrts for the event may las oh- ing," lie concluited. ed cxpendllures in a list c implied WI*A work dlnvtor in three vertising au,i publicity campaigns among thus,, attending lb- IN.Iaim.l from 1‘cter Thi-rslon, llenby Frank 8. laimsi.n, city clerk. vllle. counties, announced today. Approximately 708 Individual for many Florida cities. Kappn Alpha fraternltv Im ' n ry Tamm, W. II. Eds iiflsdd, Andrew A narked Improvement in traf­ The figures are * ba<rd mi this However, ha said the shipfarm* nre reprrscntrd hy the work parly at Dsylonn Dcacli I ’ Currawuy. Charles Dunn, Jr., Ex­ f ic ttndlllons nn Farit Avimie year's budget. meiits have arrived and work­ week-end at the Krnbrre', alted Ruler D.rurr or any other baa Wan rvidencml xlnee tural- men nr* now employe! on Ihe Also under tentative considera­ sheet* now in the county agent’ s pmse-dun. Each person who la a f­ tel. officer. tion o f the Commission l< a |m.xM parking waa teotitoted on; armory project which h- rxpo.*U ks filiated with the conservation pro­ Supper will bs- serve.! nl 6:'b] siMe I.... I refunding program. I'reof th« street, C F. t a b , finished within’ Ihre ee week*. gram will recrlvo an allocation o f o'clock, it was ami uincvd, a • City motorcycle ofltre Yvsterda/ a aonshh rsbh- part A representative of the Atlantic liininnry discussions on the pro. federal mo n e y .____ though ths-ts- vvit| he entertainment p rn l were held list week. teld today. of the scaffoldag was ii-moved MT—The Weather Bareaa today in the earlier part uf the afternsion C a l Railway ruled at the Cham­ * TWra are no jutting bodies nf from the front o f the building received reports from Baa Juan, ber of Cnnimrrre todiy tn obtain j for those who care to arrive ut the terga tracks and no dangerous where a brick faring has Puerto Rico, that • tropical dis­ pictures sn<l information of San­ springs before meat time, Mr. Mae I N I ratten to menace the driving been erected, ford and SetuD.ole County to lie turbance was Indicated In tW At­ A prisoner giving his num- as Horner said. 88 T i l t* •as. Afsragwarea a f tW Avenue as long si Mr. Earle said three carloads lantic cast of there. •« i n published in "Trnplcnl Trips," a _ _ 47 l\ Hall was locked In the C.un’ y rsh. Avsrwas^tfco agw parking regulations are of rock were received Wrdnwvday 8T l i t _ _ f t of the M*r. Avsrsas The San Juan observer baud jail here toslay and booked un a iKt iklet Issued each si mmer by the 8anfi.nl WiMMlnu n M IT * the officer asserted. . , l i, l Snr. Avsrsas . __ IS and la being applied today to tW following advisory; “ Some In- charge o f passing a worthie s FRIDAY'S TIDES transportation company, Wortd will assemble it their h i . . A*---as •4 l i t __ M tW City CommU- the Sanford Avenue project Iced dleatlon o f a tropical dtaturWnce check. Ta The photograph of a relery lodge hall tonight at « o'clock il’ VH AV»I. . .... ST T1 „ had planned ta allow dlsr- log from tho Municipal Airport central about 17 degrooa M min ir t.r Avn. . _... »t Friday's tblei: low, It): 19 A. M. field and another of the Big Cy­ for a regular weekly session to vru. a v i :. A local hotel preferred charges. ___ St T4 8— I pgHtteg aa the cast side tu Lake Jriaup. Forty-five men utee north and SS degrees west, . .. s« TX __ i ... County Deputy Jack Hkk son and 11:27 P. il.; high, t:G2 A. M. press Trie will appear In the pub- plan a family night affair. st Ite tWrwughfaiw a » l paral- •re employed on the improve prohoby moving west-northweatT1 ..... St i The special even; will be hrhl X brought Ha l frem Tampa whew and 8:17 P. M. Ban rise* at d:0J lirallon. according to Ralph Rag..... ...... Ta ... a* tel parking on tba west. This ment o f (be high* ay. About ••rd. Caution odvUod vessels east he had been held by cuunty au­ A. M. and sets at 8:39 P. 31. M» m well. Chamber o f Commerce se.-.>(tft. I, according to present * _______ __ __ SI » .JI for tea- on*- lineal mile of rood lx In r f the Leeward Txtenda, during the T ....................... ...... si T* .18 . thorities for Ihe Seminole o f­ rises at 1:97 A. U. and acts ut 3:27 letary, who furnished the mate-j plans. All Woodmen are urged Tt .8$ .... so 9t voJvetL next 24 boun,1* . ficer. rial. ut attend tonight. IN ” >1 P. M. TJ Upholds %Political Record Drive on Madrid Newest War Plan Sweeps Into ( n m i M For G * ernsrsUp D u t i e s Government Officer I Fails In Surrender Try At T o l e d o e State F arm er's M a r k e t County Millage To Open Here On Nov. 1 Is Cut By Eight Jinking D e l i v e r s In Year's Budget Michael Urges Early Reservation Of Stalls Delinquent Claims As Growers Flood Office With On September 16th ______ Space Application Slash E f f e c t e d In Face Of Bond Ke*! Hx.-vuthow fur the sciiurr of Pritonert From Seminole County To-Ask Freedom 20 Inmates Of State Farm Will Appeal To Pardon Hoard Florida Motorists _. Pay 22 M i l l i o n s g A ieductionof eight mills Inthe|Jno. D. Jinkins. Seminole Countv SvminoleI'lndltydak levyllir, .'.'ff.'.ix colleetnr, riifi'fTTdiiyT I effectedfor thefiscal year of I93it-j Mr. .linkiua said Ihe pspers |fbs.i 'plane was Salvation Army To Hold Pound Party For County Couple (Jordon ToEnfi S t a t e School Kiivanians 'Dead-Stop* L aw S a n f <»rd M a i l InvitatiunH To B o a r Idiftin Speak Sanford Vicinity G a i n s 14 Persons During Past Month Floridian Is Named To Executive Group Of D e m o Electors CITY NEWS BiilEFS Ci t y Conimisniom'rH CmiHcnation Flan To A mhit* Friday Time Limit I Set For Itudjji't Confab Forward Hy Affent 100 Elks, F r i e n d s Planning To Attend Picnic At S p r i n g s Delay In Arrival Of Material Hold* Armory Work Back Motor Officer Sees Traffic iRiprovement Tropical Storm la Seen Near Sin Juan JACKSONVILLE Sopt 10— P. Hall Jailed Here On BadCheck thur^c Seminole County To A p p e a r In llooklct I ued By Railroad Woodmen ToArranjfe Family Night Event I OCAL WEATHER �f t o il O H u d n F .r 1931 Battb pw in d with the NrioaiiNH « f keeping ob their way to n d from eehoo), and m In* before they leap,'* « big step wM hBV wards mlnimmlng mcidmta Involving the tfan. The tether end anther e f every ehl (A T I—The Ivor of every car should reflect ea the • of rurmieff late or over a child. The a fatality in each aa accident ia a m iere. The affect ea Dan's mental eom- oSTJamit th T pSeoa who JaKSated f time could erase the horror of it a& I merebents should be S decided Improvement m, whet with so mssy iphs returning from vspeal swsry from the Because Judge Andrews, Democratic nominee for the United fltstes Senate, failed to devote aa much time to Dr. Townsend as the TuwnseadRss thought he should and spent most o f hia time euologising the Denmevatie Party and President Roosevelt, the Townsend supporters attend­ ing the Labor Day meeting in Daytona M M him. Judge Andrews is one o f the few senators pledged far the Plan. Just how the Townsend organisation Is faring throughout the country is well summarised by the Tempo Tribune whieh sayst “The AssociatedI Pm a wmmary rnvraia that, out of SM nominal ions mftde 12T, House of RepreeSSSBfVea, up t o i f c f Tueifllftf, k ir f" than «f> of the 'tomb:.''"* endotwa *r wore endorsed by .the NEW YORK. Sept. 10,-G rrWith two oll-bundag wwlass roar­ ing n prophecy of things to come, a German flying bant nsnrsd America today on n surety of Ike eowthem flight routs across the North Atlantic. The plane took off from a bans between Democrats and RAptbUeana. Ont of M Banate seats for whieh nomlnaticms have buen mad* or are to be made this year, only four nominations for these seats arc lUted as pledged to the support of the SSOOta-month pen­ sion plan. Two of these four are In Horidn—Nominees Pepper nod Andrews. The other two are Carpenter, of N ebraska, and Mahoney, of Oregon—both Democrata^ "Fifty representatives and four aenatm, therefore, aro the maximum Townsend prospects so far—and some of these will not be elected. Nomlnatkma yel to be deter­ mined cannot poeilbly produce enough nddlttonpl support to wive the plan n hope o f success in the next Congress. "Latest result U reported from Vermont where, on, Tuesday, In the Republican nomination for the House, the Townsend candidate was defeated three to one. -. o - - TODAY OUR ehuitbee are dark eavgrps where very little light ia permitted to enter. Tbla dwkness la not repraamtatlva r f true Christian doctrine. ChrUtianity came into being out of doors. The one outstanding and disttoctive note of the preaching of Christ U the happUMe^ gladness and joy in Cod.—Robert E. Spear, D. D. SANFORD TW ENTY YEA18 AGO On Tuesday eeaalsg Mis. frank Adams delightfully entertallied Urn stewards of tha Methodlst Church and thair wins In honor af tha birthday ot hef father, the Rev. t. C. Bteinmeytr. Is behalf ef the stew­ farming lutsreeto. ards, Forraat lake, la wall chos­ en sad spprepvtete remark*, pee- tlatry aad decete Ms Ham ■eatad Mr. Btaiaawyar with a handsome Mania chair sad read­ ing lamp. In tha course of , tha evening Mloa Bheldoa rendered several charming violin atuabra with Him Fhaale Reha Maa»on aa accompanist. Relaying tha gracious hospitality $1 Mrs. Adsaw «*r* i Mr. aad Mrs. Lshi, Mr. aad Mre. J. K. MetUnger, Mr. and Mrs. CharUa, Mr. aad Mrs. L. P. Hagan. Mr. aad M m yields, Mr. aad Mia. >. O. ShinhoUer. Mr. sad Mia. R. H. Chappall, Dr. ami Mrs. B. M. Maaaa. Mrs. T. D. Mayas, Mbs Baltta Rehaoa, Mbs Uheldae, Mias Fannie Rsha Muasoo, Mrs. Btata ta Rebels Ism Dews Offer For lMhqr Armistice Period 6 tifc * v , i t a •hip In (be Aeons hut night with fear pilots ■board. I’ m American Airways of the United Stale* is co-operating with the Gacmaity Plytsg Hsrvke Luf­ thansa la surveying a route for Irsas-AUanUc mail sktl paanen(t r schedule*. AIB TBAVEfc ACCIDENTS WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-(A> —Reporting that schedule air Hats had one accident pee 790,188 mile* • f ftylsf during Ike first half of IBM, the Bureau of Air Commerce ■aid yesterdiy that errors of op* erstlng personnel accounted for 41 percent of the accident*. fo r the The late Ring George V of Rnr< sli months, 42 accidents occurred land and Kaiser Wilhelm of Ger on scheduled air tine*, fiv e ware many were first court*Lna. fatal wpa T w h U M d ^ u L k d * d T tlosed “ the expansive sad mumsshe raattflMUma af the pub­ licly sustained New Deal prrpa ‘The total payroll e f the De­ partotent at Public Retatlans far H Is now dsolgaatod) Is ltd*. 702 aaaually. This Is all charged retreafMg f apeelpttf �M in Meriwether And Mbs HU) Are Feted Calendar Person a l» Instruction In S a f e Driving Is Added To Some Currie ulae Mn, C. O. Bradbury of U t m > pMt, La., formerly of thta city U TWtiac Bar son, Carl RrsAsfy, Azarian Class Holds Its Annual Election W d Mary Went la tw t vse * ia t at tho Peraald-Uaghton Mo* mortal Hospital whtr, aba s a fe * * * W an oyaration far appeadt «4 lL Tho prssldeat of tbs as— My * u bo la attendance. . Tho Jaatar Department of the , Maths diet Sunday School will have a ptrmlr at Saa Laodo Bprlagv. , Momho n Will moat at S.M F. M. at tho thtirch aaaaxt. Tho Wsrkcra' Council o f the ,, P in t Baptist Church will mart ■ at 6:70 P. M. at tha church, i ' Tha dcaroaa of tho P in t Ban* , Hat Church will meet at S OI P. M. at tha church. MONDAY' Monthly basinet# and program Mullen, Mrs. Many Waaeor, meeting o f Ih* Womna’n Miss loo- Mrs. A. H. MUdlotoa. Mn. Baa! ary Society of tha P in t Method­ Johnson, Mrs. K. H. Laaey, Mrs. ist Church will taka place at 1:10 A. y. Collum, Mrs. Clarke Leon­ P. M. at tha church. ard/, and Mrs. R. 8. McCall, Circle Number One of the Pres- Jr. , _ ---- -----byte nan AuiTTmTy, sirs, S. VrlttP •it"**, c ju lr r 'f, wIlLmcct at.4:1CA P. M. with Mrs. A. U Caldwell, 1 .Went P in t fltreet. Circle Number Two of the Pres­ byterian AualUsry, Mrs, Philip B. Bach, chairman, will meet nt 4:00 p. M. with Mn. Mary Bob , ly, Myrtle Avenue. ,noon at tha home of Mrs. W. 8. Circle Number Three of tha Thornton, ■ West first Street, with Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mn. L. P. ;Mn. Thornton and Mr*. T. r WllBoyle, chairman, will meet at 4:00 •on ’ as ho*teems. Mrs. W. F. fields P. M. at tho homo of Mn. O. C. presided, Mn. M. B. Smith had McBride, Palmetto Annuo, with charge , of the mission study les­ Mn. McBride, Mn. Paul Shoo- ion, and Mn. Thonioa led tW de­ maker, and Mrs. John C. Smith as tvotional. hostesses. Lata in ike afteraeon tofresbCircle Number four of the Pres­ meats wen served to tho fallow­ byterian Auxiliary, Mrs. Victor ing: Mn. C. C. Print, Mrs. T. K. Green, chairman, will moot at 3:30 Wilson, Mrs. W. P. field*, Mrs W. P, M. with Mrs. Jot Cor ey, Cam­ 3. Thornton, Mrs. Walter L- Mor­ eron Acenue. gan. Mn. W. M. McKIm. Mrs. A. Circle Number Tire of tho Pres­ P. Shoemaker, Mrs. J. M, MeCaibyterian Auxiliary, Mn. P. D. ki l, Mn. A. D. Zachary, Mrs J. Scoot, chairman, will meet at 3:30 K. Mettinger, Mrs B. U MttaP. M. with Mr*. Georgs G ny, 300 holser, Mrs. Z. B. Balliff, Mrs I . Bast Twentieth Street. P. Hagen, Mrs 0. W. Balky, Mrs Circle Number She of the Pres­ M. B. Smith, and Mien Benia byterian Auxiliary,* Mn. D. L Zachary. Thrasher, chairman, will meet at 4:00 P. M. with Mrs. L. I. Praxler. Celery Arena*. WB8MBSDAY. The euecutiee heard o f the Seminole Ceaaty Ceoncil of P.-T. A. win meet at t:M P. M in tha P.-T. A. mem at Booth Side School. chancier, an exollstle star of _ JY ‘ . • i* vth * » leached M a aad Mrs. Cecil Bale* have another day who attempts a i t in r i Irom Daytona Beach comeback through the writing of * “ !}. * " ° h?r * roul’ i l th» ho™ Tom Jehnson, oil operator and baea they spent a week’, vaca- his love memoirs fur a fan mag- day to Gaianvilio to resume hi* ■todies at tho Usivrslty of Flarid*. Ho was accompanied by Mr*. A. L. Betts and Mina Eleanor Hick­ son who spent tho day than, Mr*. O. J. Pope had her guest* last week-end at her homo on Soath Sanford Avenue, brolher-ln-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs Lewis Lanier, and children. BUIle, Lewis, Jr., and Peggy, of J. D. Woodruff at hat mmmtr la some sectIons of tha south that home at Coronado huh, eating o f peat on New Tcae'a wiU Tho guest* «nJoyed a straw bring fortune during tha poor. ride from Kara to tha beach whore swimming and dancing warn paitkipatrd to. h f f w was serv ed picnic stylo. Thaos , present want the Mian's Caroline HU!. Virginia Meriwether, Kathryn Thigpen. Mary Higgins, Martha Adam*. Darla Walker, Margaret Beits. Anna Oaraetl. and Franck BournM at M a r t WUaoa, Bah Cornell. Geiegl Anderson. Edwin Baatake, Kariyto Moutholdsr, O. P. Herndew, I f , and J. W. Altmaa. Nation’s Pupils W ill Find Auto Course In School Miss Doris Walker and Mlta Mar g »n t Belts will leave tomorrow far Jacksonville to enter tho Mou­ sey Business College. They wilt bo he accompaaid hy Mrs Paulk Beeves of Daytona Beach. Mr*. W, J. Pelt, and Men. Fred T. Scott who will spend tha day then. Miss Sue Dunoui la Curat Of Honor aalae, Paramount has eom ln l ' l“ l" n* n of the Hfth District Rrabout thirty former sercon per- f ublif» n wmmltlec, before riding tonalities of the silent days to 'n an open car In the legion pacolor a story studded with drama and then Hoarding a train ami thrills. for Topeka. In unfolding Iha story o f John Th* governor stood more than Blaktford, fallen star, the numinutes In the stag* wings of diene* Li taken to tho taomm <he forum while a previous speaknight s|sit a o f Hollywood and er finished his remarks. Thu shown the stnn at play, lack- crowd stood and applauded when •tag* at ths studios, with more he walked out, waving hi* hat. The celebrltlea o l the present and audience arose again when the ran. past at work Li nl*o shown, a* didut* left the stage, waving hi* a n the bathing beauties at Bal- band to the applauding delegates, >14. .Then*.U _ a l y p e 1 1ml'sjL.';/ ••,l»e»!Uii.. l-ondv-nthe homes o f "the stars and va- said: “ Of late then has been dl«rious colorfuT' scenes on and <iuieting evidence of attempt* to about Hollywood tluutevard, the *tlr up racist antagonisms," which ilreet. he described ns partly due "to John llmllldsy, Marsha Btad, what w* call ‘pur# orneriness*." Hubert Cummings and an excelA* legionnaires, h# said, "we lent cast do well by the t'xrltlngjhavr the responsibility to oppose story, but the audlencn seemed every move to capitalise Intolerespecially glad to see such old ante; to break lip the country Intimers na Kmncla X. Bushman, to host lie groups." Maurice Costello, Charles Kay, The candidate emphasised citi. Betty Coinpson, Mae Marsh, BUI ssnship as aiming "the present and lirsmond, 1’at O'Slalley, Krsnk future duties" of veterans. Muwsr and others of a day now Without mentioning by name the gone, who are still well remem- American Federation o f 1-abnr beretl. break with John I . lew is’ Indus. Tho story Is filled with ae- trial union group, London said: “ I, Hon. John llalllday as a former for one, am sorry tn see the resertrn idol, I* all washed up and rent split In the ranks of labor and eagerly seise* a chance for » hope that It will lie speedily comeback in a picture In **• healed. Ths great gain made hy rhang* for a story of hi* luve |4bor through fils organisation* *rfairs for a msgasin*. Ill* are In ilunger so long a* this dlfamily pleads with him to glv* V|a|a„ exist*. Here again, unity I* up. the hlea after the first few r^qui.n,, f„ r progress and achievehot chapters appear. He tn*a to hut the publishir holds him to ________________ Miss Francos Beits and M in Mariam Duncan entertained at a bridge party Tuesday evening at tha homo of tho former on South Sanford Annua ia honor of Mia* Duncan** guest, Mias 8ua Duncan af 8L Petersburg. A pink and green talar 'notif was used fur party appointments. At the conclusion af the bridge g a m e s high S C O T * prise was award­ ed to Mlaa France* Wilson and tow score petoa to Mlaa Helen Douglas*. Mlaa Duncan also re­ ceived a gift from the boot*****. Those present were: Mrs Hen­ ry Douglass and tho Misses So* Duncan, Mary Dighton, Gen* Martin Inner, Camilla fD#xa, Frances Wilson, n*l#n WUsoa, Helen Douglass, Lucille Bola, Mary Hurt, Lillian Deaa, and Julia Higgins- Id* contract. Blakeford meet* uvitlA t i» Besieged Spanish revels In Tole­ do during tho rebellion ate horses to prevant starvation. WASHINGTON, Sept. lO.-hPI —The llurrau o f Insular Affair* announced yesterday that I*rt-«ldent Boosrvt t had designated .1. Weldon Jones as acting High I'ouimlrsloner far tho Philippine is­ land*. • Grand Opening - WERT-The-JEWELER SPECIAL OFFER To-Night B elle D A V IS “Satan Met A Lady” Gary COOPER lark OAKIE George RAFT “If I Had A Million” T « For Fatrsnaa* Tho Viiulnio statu department :i isnit i • published nn agrlel t il ecoiv min luiieau repo edit-ting a sm«1 er meat supp I i .7 than l'.' id and "probahl; in ill a * in I'J'hi. WllK.ltK TO C.0 TONIGHTt •11,11 rr Air onl to DlNNElt W* |M»te l.noch Mu-ie, h is a Brer, Etc, _ iJaa— lirlna Venr »‘vl#e4a villi'* North nf SsnTdi Mi. Smith of llet.aad iutu IT. Sanlurd to Di Boat R o tla to r R e fr ig e r a to r • C o n c e n tra to r TIJERK’S A BIG DIFFERENCE IN PERMANENT WAVES wiimpn l< iti* w f h lM rrb u f to it V r IIN K frl*’*» ft.nl F’ n r f - IiKMli w III m fihit i* f h» fi|ft<t| |i*rf»Pt faaitlin. VVn urv tU re»n*»tl l<y f*rt»l»-rlt,‘*g « .* nlvw Ih * Whip. WAVES FREDERICS ..... *7, UNDINE ___ R MONARCH ........... 5 VONVIII'U Khirley TEMPLE Gar KIBEE “Captain January” IITII EH ,1 PERMANENTS tuniti.Kr TKSli’ t.r. r m a l l e n t lV ft.it. MIM rr, WIIIK* O N E M IN U T K s m lit4* H ill tR n # n i« 8Vi«-r vruulil rtu v.f ■*-*h m il “ Itariffsiln’* wr.»v*»iL a ll Ihw it I*.« i*t l>ed nt v* p r o ja r rare* n f th - Il.tir It in ianI ImiMiFinni NfillilMM1w*l<l • fH4»r « In u WiilMfHUMtrti aii|>pitr»rtri* thnu ,• a n filf RILLING _______SG FHEIIKHIC ......... 17, EUGENE ......... K A REALISTIC ...13.50 h With Purchase O f 5 Gallona Of Gaa Thank to u r The ship remained at Made* ivv • we-"o1. hut doctors were I a l* - it mount for tint stnutl milady. Sin* resumed her e®j : nd r ached Dunkerque wHI out further loaara. W.vnt . f«i I and the cargo i I,dips til wen* uneontnmlnato the ,api.iin aid. French heal' nuthnriti s, found nu case* i fever aboard. i L hkI ALL KTAR CAST and retnra W IU FlurtkiM O f 10 Gallons Of Gaa Fearful survivor* told be i .. i nt n dropped dead befo the i'Vc of their comrades, wM w i n i i i ; In Oppnr. nlly p*rfa hi iillh. I’lvn ethers wens tahl nif the -hip to « li:»|vlt»I at I I Slv.iks. Chirps, llot or Cola END CURLS Engagement CRBAHB J O B b o t h u U po We Never tTrv** Friday “ Hollywood Boulevard” e sri and DUNKERQUE. France, 5*1 )ii.. |(I1— An carlo cpldem whi.h cut tha 21-mnn craw i t)' Kn Uh frelehtcr Pea Has Her In half during n tragic VW ac*> from Dakar, cimr lo lUC j\ lorduy vrillt the vessel's ■ rival In ihl* pmt. CIIH'KKN If T o A H M ^ — iata F r id a y and S atu rd ay Only dr. of oil - Iwxlicj supported effort* to make irunvlnir (.-cneration conscious H e need for safe iteration autos Dance and Cool Oil tM F F ):i(K M l*l-: Warren WILLIAM NOTICE! ctidH, civic ns: tu a rii PAB1S, Sept. lO.-f/Pi Prnni-e set Syria on its way tn Imh'prnlence yesterday by signing a treaty providing far termination vf the French mandate there. H A V E PICNIC About Ut guest* attended the Salvation Army'a annual Sunday School picnic held last Monday aft­ ernoon at Rock Springs. Swim­ ming, races, and game* snJoyed and refreshments, d mated by local merchants, were served. This new special study, a sur­ vey shooed, was designed Its In­ struct the pupil how to taka ti­ the family auto and return it tlckctles* and with fenders in tact, Chicago's Lnno Technical 1llgts School announced it would offer one of the most comprehend tu roursci o f Hut Uml in the na­ tion, Ijtlto High pupils, nnmbcrim ■J00 boys nail girl*, will htivi a f33,Odd prat I Ice driving g rodIt I an which Superintendent •>. Schools William il. Johnson »a. I •000 students would receive in­ struction ei clt semester. The practice ground wilt have I,Odd feet of driveway for I e (tinners to skid on, an I will Ik* surrounded hy n 'dv font few*. Alltos used. Johnson anId, will be painted “unusual colors" :• prevent street tie. In ndilitloti. a fleet o f Jftl "dummy ear-," with cut wheels, will Is* availr.hle for "skull practice." Station: nest Jlny, students of liOd high schooli in Ninth Dukola must pass n safe ilrivhe: examiiintiim Is'fore graduation. “ Spoitsmanlike driving" Ims liren tulded to tins curriculum o' JIh Montana schools, and II." AAA pifmiddet of the sanui name has ls*cn placed on the text Ism’, lid of schools lit Tucnntn, Wu *h. unit course In auto drivfatf Connecticut'* baud education lut piviwml ii I * let on safe driving and la 8 Yurie sUlu outu driving c m arc lit junior and an hiisli fchuoU. Educational authorities fi many -tnlct reported nntoraol elective. CURLS .... 82.50 & |3 • Come In and see the Nor^d KolUtor Refrigerator — the rcfrigcratcir Hut sett the p-n.il for tlic industry— the only re­ frigerator Hut gites you the year ’round udvantigex o f llie 3-muring-part ItnlUtur tnhl* making mechanism. See the Norge Cuncentrilor Range— with the Concent! atar Uurncr that uses lets g n tu nuke more heat— the self-elevating Hruilator plate broiler that provides a new method o f cooking and greatly increaxes oven efficiency. Come in. Lctutihuwyouthe refrigerator belt suited to your needs— the range to nutcli it. You’ll be xmared to learn bow easily you can ow n both. ItOncE MATCHED UUMtOHV MBTf Autohuiit WeiAcr am/ flkatral Irontr . . . jituvblc the compUtm uJutkm tu your blundering problem —Live time, work, money, tioihem, lie tii arc typical Norge value*. ^ / ""■ / e,*3 C #) th e ' io u a to r * COM\ r u u o i . . . mnptayc e*»F, mbtof J powsrinitmdofbwdod Rttult—moi* cold lor the sad *I* slmotl sv*d«tlng • hu u. l r»> «r . Whatever eppl/onct yea art tiJtring next— sc* the ^ Norge before yea htqr* ^ 9 Seminole Tire Sho; Plane 37 201 N. F �: % Spivey f l f l l l l f prvjMrii&M r » f 1 InevitiMy had to eunfkV Wayne Alllaton, M ndatiniatrntor, If that all project* rpt Delta wtr* W[ to n l l m the shortage. do, ln w w t, H tm **>d authorised m Ml >•Hod to rommaoism, or stoto Mrlo'bm u PLACE practiced If* Ruaala, Km gslaad a stronger foothold tkas the florin* of Oarmsay Mri ftalf. P H u o n e n From Seminole C o u n t y To A s k Freedom lint. R. B. Baker, ronvictnl o f eulpabln nro li genre ami sentenced to 12 mouths In the county Jail or to pay n (1,000 fine, also filnl an Intrnllon o f appealing for a release. He was sentenced In lUrtrt. years, 1036, i J (—Weslay Ptowers, larccn/ IDAHO I.ACKH HOl'MKH o f s »Usr, two years, 1036. BOISK, Idaho, Hept. |0.-(A>> — I t —John T. Carroll, larceny A house shortage threatens to coat of 0 steer, two years, 1036. Idaho a considerable prospective 17—Tbeo KiUf, breaking anil Increase In populntlnn, I,. F. Par­ eats rtaw, two years, 1036. I t — W, 0. Wilson, robbery, two yeors, 1505. 10—R. H. Butler, embeiilement, an* year, lain. sons, secretary o f Idaho State Chamlier of Commerce w in s. Snowdrift Can j j g Mae WHO I m t t.< PN ot Blitter !* n i t La Can Wettewate Caaa, }J( « m r. K, PEAS BISCUITS Pkg l i e lte FLAKES 2 Pkgs 1 f t Rhinestone Imothes promise in • fawnd Itaelf—oa merely a of advertising material r fee free publicity— In the ■I wastebasket,* but that R id wide dtsaemlnatlon beOf tbo th*mkal society’s FLOUR 24 lb sk 4«e ' 1 ™ Morrell'n I’rWe or KbifM 'a HAMS Hospital In ■«***•*» _ fi 20—Albert Overhollrer, tar- rlva clips for popularity this au­ eeny o f autnmoblle, one year, tumn. 1*0 OOMOMtclOl M M ) bat I H M ills* In arthritis (stop), le oeOb's report* given out this tubpilot ghaut tubtnmn* r odtiorUI asserted that had bgdM'jpper i n r i l f M t l y l * [ml] Frl-Sat BACON STEAKS Loin or Chib t ( r LASTS CHOPS UR PC* * - HI* MliU.HU * B E E F B O A S T Lb 25* tM M m caoerte Mere am Aid h i a m uar “ H ^ u r iL A R D Smoked H»u-»e« Fresh Ground llnmtmrgrr M ine Juicy Wiener* Hiked Him IV>l«**a Spire liib TIP* t A m w I j i p o o f racip ol 15c LIVER Pound « b 2 Ibn 25c BOAST Pound i f * nmutoa o a w a a i m Powid « sm l - 2 lb s . Pan Hausiie EGG PLANT OKRA l SQUASH ) SWEET POTATOES 5 Lbs. 17c California LEMONS Dol 15* YELLOW ONIONS 4 Lbs 10c Nice Yellow Bananas 5 Lbs |7 c on University s it lt o d y la r g e c a r r o ts Avocado PEARS Ea. f c A l i e R U T A B A G A S Pound f a P O T A T O E S Id Lbs ISc Snap or IHiwdrr , D f LAND. Sept. 10.-P m Want W. R. Allen of Bletaon Untreralty Id n pactlag TOO stedeata t o reflotef far the 1333-37 term, and 1*0 by Ike aeroed MMesUr. be anHMMed todor. Tbo figure* are o. k. B ludird N*. S Cmm Tomatoes 4 tor * mmR... « 16 flL Cana Silver Fiona ,(J TOMATO JUICE 2 lor .Uraeon c HBtrcr n m « „ KRAUT 2 m f cocoa Yt «»»...— F ■ fegtetrstlon for froahmew he­ rn Rapt K . for upper-etoasmen, •pi. 21, with tlaaaeo aagtonlng Jcl-sert GELATINE 3 pkg*....... l | Nu-label Grapefruit k - l JUICE No. 2 (M .......... gl, f t f L I Phillip’* **Tha outlook la eicevdlngly light foe UOa W * Pmldent B n m U. “Wa haw added seto l new faculty (aembara and pee compi*t*d during the sumMr o 1*0.000 mod*** Cammono I COHN No. 2 eum.------m r No. 2 Cana Mapca’ * |*EAH 3 for.-------------No. 1 Cana Anglo I COHN Ell BEEr--------I I No. t Can Phillip’* 11* I l*OHK 4k BEANS———— Purity H P CUT BEETS No. 2ft 8^ cm 10 Ol Lang's Rw. MU or DILI* pickles.------I AU Bmnda > 1 ItAUY FOODS 3 eaan.. I ■oa Group, whkh U In tbo geoaral huildpragrtm of the unlm , boooau n hltehM bakery, atodent , safatorte, dining Xaclk bottld of RC holds Rnoofh sparkling, dtliclou* coU to fill two glut**. But it !> ao mncH b«tttr, morg rw* Irwhiag* you wQl want tQ jfcbDr fvtry drop yoars«lf. J SOAP 3 In. bom-------- y Lady Betty Cuba Chip* or ^ CELERY SALAD Jor— 12 OUNCES B * PEACH T 7 | Blue Boa* * I RICE 4 lb, pkga......... — C l Dial* v l DOC. rOOD No. 1 CM— M AU Chewing Gum or W HERSHEY BARS 3 for | fe . Graham or Soda | CRACKERS lb. pfcf----bap I Butter Kritp y td l BREAD 2 I*, louveu.____ I Counlry Roll W BUTTER IK.------------- 2 Ran. i s * SUGAR S k �• F - r v T T T ^ V . . ■'•;:> _ THE SENATOR VOTES _ .1 h /V a M . k.J J COTTON PICKEKt MAN OR MACHINE? - a ' M 1BE L9B rmT* - Richard B. Ruanall, Jr., n ymterilay’e Georgia prlmarlm hla ticket Into tha ballot box. aall, hla mother. Naums LAKE ,' ii.il Gov. Kuitino Talma<lpo in I •• *f m the U. S. Senate, drop* van vvi.h the *enator la Mra. Rue- i r I Ra b o i tT o o r r o n J LUCK—W. A. Fisher (left) ■ S a n d W. I . McLean. preek Jfdent and aacratary of th* <■ Flehtr Body Craftaman'e I Guild. Impact tha tiny j I coach modal! •ubmllted by ■ boy* striving far tha UniI »»r«lty teholarshlps awardI ad annually by tha Guild. ■ Ona entrant thay find, hae f hidden a rabblt’i foot in hla modal for luelu ALL I I T FOR TRAVEL—Oi iya of tripping In a tingle aultcaael Today a typewriter, hodak and mevle camera record the trip. A apodal trunk la peeked with a “ shoowardrob*" Ilka thla by lalby aampleta from ahoaa arch-curva fitted far iightaaaJng to gay allppart for evening. A 1_ aaaa teal conaarvaa energy. | SUBMERGING HUGE HCUTiTAJN DOMAIN I In by Mra. Fronalo Law ad I Cedarhuret, L. I , te give ' baa b new waman'a werld |raaard far tha apaalaa. Tara 1daya later her huaband •ought a 7H-pound tuna, j' Ifca largaat Hah aver caught ' aa rad aad real In North 4*aHyl CNOACED— The betrothal of Jeonttto MacDonald, film aongblrd, to Oeno Ray. mond, acre an actor, wao announced after a romance of a year. It will bo the flret altar trip for both. INC LI8H DOVS LEARN DA 3GB A LL—“ Doc" Hayden, American bateball atar, Inetruct* mor# than 100 London tchool hoy* every day In the ftna ■1 " * 1 i j fT u f "eluoairm." - MATE JAILED, RUN-AWAY GIRL HOME AFTER 19 YEARS A cotton field drama, which may determine whether man earrandapB the Job of cotton picking to a machine, le being watched by facto Oiperte following a demonelrallon olven by th* Ruet brother** rrw * ebanlcjl picker at atonevllle. Mitt. Th* contraat between negro M e # plckere and the machine le oaemplltled In the plctur* at tha tato below. Mack Hue! ehowa I left l how th* devlca pluck* th* U tteC from th* etalka. At right, tht cotton (arrow), etrlpped from th* b*M% la eoen pouring trom th* machine Into a largo doth container (Atob* elated Prrts Photo*) AMELIA REWARDS RACE WINNER U M th* finger* * f came fabled giant. Narrl* Lake la reaching ant between th* hide of (a o t Tennaeaa* m the water* at Clinch river alewly back up behind tha Tana***** Valley Authority 834.000,000 dam ( arrow) •top Knoavlll*. Thla alrvlaw cauaaa tha lak* t* appear Ilka aavaral email bodlea of water, but hi MECHANICAL COTTON PICKER GIVEN FIRST TRIAL rtaaamant * f Jeter Greer at Hernando, Mitt., on charge* of forging check* brought hit wife, th* farmer y Blediet. heme fo her paranta for a tearful, happy reunion 10 yoaro altar aha ran away I* marry. I , gMwn (right) boelowlng a klaa on tha lip* of her mother. Mra. J. T. Bledeoe, while her father ■ ait hMBlIy. Oraar, whom Loulevlllo. K y, poll** quoted ao oaylng hit coneclenc* foreod him to con. fcywipw wv* akaoko on hlo fathor 70 yoara ago, la coon (Itfi) being greeted by hi* tutor, Mr*. Oladyt m ill, g| Hernando. (Aaaaclatod Free* Photo*) BLACK LEGION MEMBERS ON TRIAL Out for Congress Amalia Earhart Putnam (right), famouo avlatrli. It ohown bellowing Ihe trophy on Bolty Browning of Wichita. Kae.. for winning tkg Amelia Laihart epced event for women at the National Air Racog hi Lo* Angela*. (Aetocialed Prtet Photo) WRECK HALTS AIR RACE LEADER heather** maahanlaal cotton ptakae being put through IU flret ten bo for* hundred* of k glnner*. plantar*, and fe n * Wh l l at Stonevlll*. Nit*. Some war* openly ekeptleai. anthualaitio aa a tractor putlad ftW machine up and dawn th* row*, atrlpplng th* cotton Hw expert* eald. howavae, MW ptahor— Invent** by John and Mack Ruat of Mtmphla, M be “ baoi* prlnclpia** but tabat bar II la *«o*:..i.»llly piactical mutt await aahauaUv* laboratory b e g (kawafrud Prta* F *1 « ) „ _ _ I a perlal navy etearor.l up Ihe bh»i* it 'Umanilml an rsplanation V C S S C I S Yangta* River to lake up pnel- from China for the riot in Chwntgu, Auir. .’ I. in which two JapJapan*** conaular oflkiala, le- enrvr wrru rrpnslatl killrii ami two a_ V — C L * „ epite their failure lo obtain CM- otherr wnunti.'i) hy a Chincea mob. ( “ Japan1* ilrmanti* are entirely IS IN v n i n « - net* approval, atarinl for Pakhol —----to Inveetigata me reported violent reaeonahla and fair,” the epokre'KING, 8*pf. 10.—*<PV— death of Junto Naknno, ' a . drug man ilr larml, “ ami Chins’* acm naval patrol* were re- «tor* propriety. Japanese repost* roptanrr of them would promote I yeatertlay In Chineee wa- weld Nakano waa etihbed during a Slrn Japnrvte Irirndahip.” The inrintigating commltxion an aftermath to the report- ilemnnetration by Chinee*. ( a f of a Japanme at Pak(In Tokyo a foryoln office left Carton for Pakhol ahounl a irpokeatMn characterised the Inel- W. n-boat. It wan uniteretcrul the Japaneae Ita two daatroyrre whirh. dent aa a “ gravely unfortunate af. naval slrs-egth in China wan announced at Tokyo, hail fair for both China and Japan.** Ispatched ta Chinme eouth(II* aald Japan would eeek sat- .atrvnulhened pirt y ao miueouenc* ta n , ether ehipa e f th* im- Uowawt g f tha alayiag m tha tame luf th« Chaagtg toaldawL U168C i To Reinforce ear Aaauaod af kidnaping and murdering Charlie A. Poole, young PW A worker. 12 mambara of Michigan'* Intomou* Blaak Legion went on trial at Detroit. Soma of th* defendant* art ehown being led from tbg aaurthaua* ta Jail during a naan race** In th* trial. (Associated W---fttR ttfR l , b. . Mrs. Retail* Jonee Dill (abavel. Who recently waa th* central flgur* In e ei"Mllonal divorce euit brought by her former huebend. E xS en iter C. C Dill. I* » candidate for congrese in th* Waehlngton elate grl. mane* Sept. S. (Ateoclated Free* Th* eraeh of hie plane on th* Navajo Indian*' reeorvatlon near Crowd Paint, N. M., hailed benny Howard, loadar In tha New Yark-Lab Angela* Bendla air raca, within W0 mil** af hla goal. Haro la IBb wreckage af hla ahlp in which ha and hla wife, both aatiaugly kb* Jgrad, lay trapped far tour haura. (Aaaotiatad Rraag P M fe l a �T* So k G ator T ok o R i i Ii k Net Tn m j O # M vntor Refuses To FirstGames Light M m H a T a t a M And M k C anU m A n Nat SaMJg* Par MfW Orlemte, Cawadlaw m aad Charlie May* Jr. SPORT CHATS M , H. Ytf Lon* Island m, together to IS* lin t prt M player* flmt kr/M, u d definitely fa* happened la tend la t V first T V cVnpVnhlp will iU rt IM W (7 A. M. K IT .) m r baro always baoa aa aatftt la V MM hWcrfa Oatdaa City, L. I., taken aeriouily." Half m m , wttk IS match) ■ Mcntloniny several of t V grtd■ahariaM nad t i t |k y w includ- dera t V Gator sierra will k m to I t t eight former champion* and look oat for, Cody ip oV of Rnlth, I t fecclgw atora competing for a sophomore halfback from Lao* I V title vacated by Lawson Lit* liny, Mielu who waa recruited by Oa, aaar • professional. I V Bulldoya this yaar. Smith la Other ewtataadlng mateh*x~*ln ellythlo to compote ia vanity t V first wild ara John K. Lab- gamca becauao he attended a Jaater maw, f m a r Wratern amateur college la Mkblgan lael eeaion. ehampkm, ». J. Wood Platt,1 Coach Cody referred to Inform** Philadelphia • . Walter Em*ry,> tlca from Mkhiyaa whkh V ra­ OUahmwa City, rannor-ap but reiced U it year rating Smith aa yaar, e. I a n M. Young, Jr., Ptttshwryh, w V loat to Lawton Uttia la I V third round iaat yaart aad Johnny Goodman, CVaaa r, Uaatir Hkks, Glmcoo, T V I t faretya player* are lad by Hector Thomson, British amateur champion, nine other w a k m of t V Brltiah Walker Cay aquad aad C. R u m (Sandy) ■emervtUe, Canada, American • ferry advin^rf it the triitn iett tall Hrnrv Culley of Santa * « £ _J ham. Calif., M , t-t, t-1._C.Tkip t , w# atlll yiv* them a fightlay ia hlMerlny shot* forced P»rre a for the flrat time aince 10231. Natural y, there will V plenty. chance to train victory and aavo ■ rihlblt inme of t V heat tennla V of opposition over townrda iho up from a lad pick, i hi* shown here Ihla yeer. Plilaa, where Auburn'a Tiyera ■ are yetting growled up for their G a i n m U l e C « t e l l e r aenaonal campaign, and too, Umre n . , , , , n.mmaum HOME RUNS will be aome hearty no'a aboutad K O U ^ n t I l y IM T O IU I from the Kentucky and Mlaaiaalppl ------ • a t * By The Associated Preta State aide of tV plyakln whirl, GA1MK8VILLE, Sept. ID.— 1 ' ! Yeatarday’* bomeri: I a a a Kreaa, SanaIora, and H«»rr. but we (till aiy the Yellow Jack-. Galiwaville Baatboll Association I official* yesterday announced t V I • • J fhllllea, lit Oahrly, Yankee*, HI eta from Georgia lecii. Wh*takmt Yea JeehT ! tale of Milton McDougaL a J Z JL.* Mayylo, Yank***; Knkkartuekaf, tv >* * ! '* Indian*: Slayton, Senator*! Chap|l.1*be*n<1 1)1 lad. Senatorat Oahlnper, Tlpcrol ',r. » i l i e - l l PVIpe, O o d f.fi Walker. RwHl •*i at* an— •Kthymaeher, aianli, and Kara” ponrin. R «k . 1 doing laundry. E tV I >*h M®. Ynnkwa, H Gainesj ,oU bl HAVE YOUR WATCH npakml c - “ > g ‘ ----------------------- -1 .. - by ana w V really kaewa V w I t —ASM iD M Sl* fST R m I* National -------Mrknra, Jeweler, Mag. Art. POUR-ROOM furnished npnrtPERSONAL! ment W. L. Cooper, pVno TVK MEN GET Vigor At Once! New Outre* Tonic Tnbkla contain FURNISHED APARTM ENT, d ;raw eystar invigoratora aad other er four roam*. Flrat floor, M3 Stimulants. One dose pep* np nrMagnolia Ave. ____________ a a w iiw ca i-w t* guai, glands. If not delighted, maker refund* faw cents pnbl. sSsm Call, write, MeRaynolds’ Drag Cu, In r* Hi* Hatat* UKHjakU grand old alvle Institution, nn>l ■*,l» havu.g plnyei hope youM Ilka It tV n , once you. in get t V FloHilo land In your aim**. I " * ? * “ * * * ' w* We hear that Aivlatant Rami Wa*’ G-man player to on has alrvtdy frit t V touch of, L?1V* thk atata’a magic aaad between hit I P *". toe* am| has declared blmaolf a* favoring the “Sunahlas State" u* t. ItillK T. a*****rti, ■ . . . . lk, a lifelong place of abode. I Kutlc* I* haraef ■ '»•» * T V Highly Ataant • |umlrralan*). will " » *** ****1,^1 L f IM-Inlwr, A. I I !IML ’ Up In Forroat lllll*. fighting' ilk* lli.Hi.raM* C *!*1.**^^Lu « i for hta very IHr, U Ritoy Grant, [ . n*mln»l* C-aair. PUrlM. Ma li Ml rdura. * « * » * ; and v**«»*r j'MlUln giant" of t V American j 1a* A.lmlnl*lralur -* *“ * rfVAa—•c! i tennla world and a native and roe-1 111ISMJ! A M:i 3M 'T• • ■ *•- —-■ r— rgj Ident of Atlanta, Geogla. Thla fiva! land *» mid tin*. » > • *M ‘ b*rJ ________________ ________ Is s f. i* feet two tncheazL cemcontrnted i dynaailt* draarvaa the praUe and f r o n t a g e o n RWd h w j w w , ^ s i r '^ s s f f d T i i r r o v r 'h S s thaaka of all Anwrkaa apoetsmen1 No. I, Orlando Rood, e"®.*0 , M , Urh adml*iitmt*r. per acre. Flowing weUhMWMA. P.IM rot.■MJ. mn v r .1 An* aad sportswomen, for V has dis* | provan the fact IV t sine ran V 9&0.00 per acre. r t w, A_ ' * r iia o n. witanM. Overstreet Land Ce# 0 M > , \ A. Aim lnW roi^er t V v n .1 a handicap. If one ban t V will to j win and tV proper competitive Fla. N Dk i i h C spirit anil courage. Certainly, no on# tennla star In t V pnat few year* ban gained quite ns wany win* ever tan ding net alar* as .this third eeadvd Giw’ga V y has, and certainly an net player has ever had t V bark* lag ef t V “ tennla public,1* quite ns cempktaly a* baa this “ mighty atom," so we proclaim ttryna “ Rltay" Grant as I V Vrn ef .American lenal* aad aa I V cfcam* Aching Mrndct B r ia t t e e a MAROONS SCRIMMAGB STATE COLLEGE, Mlaa., Sept. IDL-UV-Iateaaa heat did not atop ■erbamayu fee Mlaaiaalppl State’u football team yeatarday. Although apotted aa wan expectad, I V Maroon* showed a lot of drive In the initial scrimmage Ceoch Ralph Saaae alternated four tennm nt frequent intcrvala. -----. The Gator* aptnahod through a WALLACE UNCHANGED muddy aeaakn ywatorday whjrh^ ______ . C lassified Advertisements COLORED WOMAN “ want* Parmer champions in the field a n Praaeie Outmet, Brookline, Man, I t U aad 1M1: Chick Evans, Chkayo, ItIB and lift); B. D. R tm a , Sewkklcy, Pa., ltltl Joaae P. Guilford, Auburndate, K i m . Unlit Jean Hwertser. fit.* York, iyiis. afta Maralun.' PMMHiphia. ID W ;_JW pu .Tom<W m , Ol aada, 1MV| and Georye assumed almoat lha roughness of Seat hern fimtVtl DVBHAM, N. C. Sept. 10,-fJP) aerlmmaye. T V line cencVe mndn lahln* -i Northern —T V condition of William Wal-1no bone* aVut blocking In t V lace, of Clearwater, Fla., aopho- forward wall but bock.waro, net arore footVU candidate at I>uk* allowed to m *V todUy » • « * * * V hand ilflk ll University, wa* r*|iu,i«u •— * tackling —— ' — aa w aareported ancn,n|Tij unchanged There *—■ »» — n° J*J*^jJ^*"|JjJ|ynntarday at t V university boa pi- alve bncka_ rnaVd dowaspoa IV tat. quitterhork dafonae. In abort, t V i man Nkrly m Wallace was given two blood. Florida coach** decided b h t I V at t V Vnda of transfusion* Tuesday. Tie went to,men get n taate o f real ncrlmmagv, I V hospital la it Tuesday far . V I Vld Vckfleld playero t o a fa it Itreatawat o f an infected arm. Igamo of touch foothill. �■jr/>** a I: "vi. •* . ' , *S' V f'f ‘ *• ' T rT 'op, ' X "•s-% h- ,A 1--‘"Jp*1 vto JsHtnMCl A N O V B M M f f D A ILY NEW SPAPER JULIANA A N D HER PRINCE CHARMING Rootevck To Rebels Report Slaughter AtHofeDui O r 2,000 Goverment Against Reds Mallorca Island Fight DAYTONA DANCER FINALIST IN TALENTS* CONTEST WASHINGTON, Sept — A huge M m b l i of p o n r , m > pmrta from M a y nation* gathered k*ra Ulia if t o n t M to hear a m i > R In TarrU fCopyright JtM % Bv I W Aaooekated Frees) JNUBNBKKG, Germany, ■apt. lie —The throbbing H oU fi o f 400 war planes fR V tji mflKmry background This official picture radioed from I-nndon to New York, ahowa Prlncras Juliana o f The Netherlands with Prlae# Bernhard Zu _ Ltppe- Die* terfeld, German nobleman whom she will wed. All Netherbe-L land* rejoleeil In the engagement o f the plump and Jolly heiress to the throne. (Associated I’rrM 1'hotn)__________. a tffi RgRiiwt Bolahevism. W planes awakened delegstcs M i visitors hi the N ail eonvenV m etty at dawn. They will gkM dsmawatrationa tomorrow. 'A t the congress itself, German toftrtawmtal leaders took up the ■all Rslihn tat campaign where D t f n and hta lieutenants left • f t loam stoervera at the Conlip katieved Germany and Italy may Join in a campaign against Bolshevism. Dr. raid Joseph Goebbela, Hitlark tk h f spokesman and propsgaada miaiater, yestenlay dr- Sanfordite Tells O f Trip To A rctic And To Europe San Sebastian Drive Imminent n t i k M a throw th* switch ftartbkg Iks giant turbine* i f i s aidsr Dwa, highest dam la I N world. S a m of ik« 3,000 delegatee fa Ika third word pawn iM h m K t expected a major proaouacowwH from Roosevelt on the AdarieletrmUm 'i power policies. Tka addreee and starting of tka power plant at Boulder Dam waa scheduled for mid-afternoon. Boulder Dam, across tka Colora­ do River ia Nevada and Arison*, t» 727 feet hick and back* up wa­ ter In tka ere alent man-made laka mi earth. Tka dam mat $54,600,000. It will supply power for rommuntlie* aa far away a a , Southern California. French Fear Updo­ ing Of Nativen In Northern A f r i c a The ReM Junta, which claim* it is the “re a r na­ tional government of Spain, today nnnonnciil 2,000 Goveniment troops had been alfiiiRhteml in an abortlVR attack op the Island of Mal­ lorca. Fascist Rebels anil Social­ ist Government sources re­ C IIA R I jOTTK, N. C - Sept. 11.— UP)—A cheering, sopping wet au­ Mrs, Cooper Finds Fur Coat Comfortable . On July 4th While Cnriataf In Icelandic Waters dience heard President Roosevelt assert yestenlay the natloa has rounded the corner toward pros­ perity but that Individual llber- ■* - — By N IN A OLIVER DRAM _ — nult> m. “ ■I * #foundl •I _was quite en rom^ wa^_ fortable la a woolen suit and a The President fur eoat on the Arctic Ocean on heavy downpour the Fourth of July." said Mr*, sands of persom Walter L. Cooper, who wiih Mr. seven statea at Cooper, he* Just returned from tures" rally In ( taiulon's teed over Roosevelt i ,t l.<>. trip on which they pal stadium, ihrcnut—.i to los* than 2- *«r< ■' ij traveled IH.txw mdrs and’ Visited|' A cloudburst v r ,V i| „-w .r l o f lW* •no UT» ttdtU ' ten "‘ foreign to isR President Marly T t l S h i r y W A r * s tr a w v r u le on trie*. from Asheville. I tlq, president Ini election, pres' "Well, a cold Fourth is sume- down agsln a* I fRfM try IMusaloru o f the ilispatchi's dL-rlostil Imtiy. thing new under the sun, hut a trade .uf cars malar mill occupy th* time The Kansas governor It shown I suppose it Isn't, under a mid- packed Charlotte at City Commissioners when they receiving 01,11)0 vote* and night tun," I aaliL Through the assemble at TtfO o’clock tonight in KoosoVelt 3.'1,123 with Jwmkc "Our flrat glimpse of the mid(r w iis M ■ the Commission room at City Hall. trailing the two major candi­ The seaaiM mill ha th* firit of date* with -1,1611 out of o total night sun was between Iceland uud the Spitsbergen bland*. It / I * | • eerie* from which mill como a o f 33,731 ballot* reported. on* a quarter after twelve at v O U I l i y 1 program o f expenditures to be folThe voting in Maine show* night and we were on deck. At os s i a kswed by th* municipal govern- a decline Jierceittagc-wive tor m m l through th* neat fiscal year. London from more than 3 to 1 twenty minute* after twelve the S C I I c u l l 16 mw Loss than three meek* remain In last week to a little over 2 to sun was down and It wa» likr'ww Then in tw ent/il1 O f IV IO I which th* Commission has to farm- 1 this' week, the Digest reports. our twilight. minutes there waa a red glowj __ Met* a budget, eiac* tho City's New York continue* to vote Jamet MJIIiga flaeal year ends Sept. 3D, and a approximately (ho same the sec­ In the sky Just like our sunrise and there waa the sun again. I t [ ( ; Uriand W.* Bps•am ane begins Oct. 1. ond week giving London 2 to According to estimates based on Dm current l!-month period, it First return* from T i n * show WiH require npproilmately 180,000 4 to 1 fur Roosevelt. The pTealto carry the municipality through dent also tuts a alight lead in anti] Sept. 30, 1037. Uk-'ahotna, according to th* A regular meeting o f the Com* ■tram poll. Marias t* elated for Monday night. Iasndon lead* in Ohio by 3 to 2, white New Jersey give* him lho name lead over tho Preai- "Igjst Straw Vote S h o w s Roosevelt Gaining OnLandon Confab K Bcaatifiemtion Of denL M itM lB t Grounds b Work Of Youths ** BaautlflcaUa* o f tka ground* CITY NEWS BRIEFS V p to s ta a Hastier, M w ard WIIM aad Prod Rtich, tran*plated grata am th* grauada and brought to mack fo r the lawn, designed tn heaattfy tka appaaranc* o f the (Tomarit, whew the gras* come* oat. H ham haem plemed by the Rev. A . H- Cal*, faster o f the church, to ptoal akrmbbery around th* tkameh, *e as to make the entire toyomt attractive fey the fall and Tho weather: generally fair tnnlght ami Haturibry except wide­ ly scattered thundershower! Sat­ “ Vis, and I belie Vo they have urday afternoon alt ng G u l f another dutinclloii—imirg fish Cornst. than I have ever seen before in William Thigpen retimed Ithlgy my life." from Daytona Ilearh, when )■* "Did you ace any Lapland­ attended th* house party given by e r .!" *ko Ft Kappa Alpha fraternity at "Yea, near Lyngseldet. We tka Sealreex* Hotel. vUit.d a U p village «nd « » » ouo of their great herd* uf rein- W. If. Schmidt, Ross fjimeard and Willie Rrown landed |0 pound* boa* yeaterday afternoon In th# Weklwa River. The 10 pounds constituted » nice sited fish. Raaford Bar Named T i Loud Fraternity A t State University This rounty's Democratic Com­ mittee Tuesday night named S. M. Lloyd, th* county chairman, a* campaign manager for this area in actWIIlea leading up to the gen­ eral election* of Nay, 3, A large number o f Ramlno-e Democrat* are experted to attend th party rally scheduled for Or­ lando on Kept. Its. Republicans Choose Babcock For Senute Race With Andrews i i'n iis w a am r o e * i » * i To Ivy Bridget, 67,J Saturday'* tides: low, 11:1$ A. M.{ high, 8:47 A. II. and 6:0S P. M. Sun rise* at <:00 A. M. and aeta at 6:36 p. M. Moon ri»ri at 2:IR A. M. and *#t* at 4:M p. M. A final Judgment wa< hamini ■hiwn by ITIren It Judge W. J, ' l l ft Rem*ley af Sanford has Barker at Bnrtom yastenl.sv nrilerkaam alarimd pre*Idem! ef'Phl Kap ing R. J. Reiter and S. S, ProsM Tn Oarih letter fratenrity at r'er nf (hi* city tn pny $560 on a t o UmtowaMy of Phriria for thn lond aimed hy the tw.i men for ■f- IK MTIer, mho had defaulted In payment e f tho amount constitut­ ing hi* fin*. Gloria Iwvlnge, who recently appeared nightly with her thr Chateau Lido, Daytona Itiach and who now bear* tbp till*- nf "J th* final* In the rontest In find tho "most taUhled girl" in tin Untie CHy. She captured the Judge* with torch .song* and lap "talents” tonlrst vrna Phyllla Dobson (left) of Hollywood, Calif., awarded her for winning first prise In tile bicycle parade. ( Asm Farmers’ Market 1935-36 Season Exceeds $600,000 Value Of Celery Is Leading Figure In Report Of F i r m Tropical Storm Huge* In Ocean Off St* Thomas JACKSONVILLE, Sept. I L — (it1)—The Weather lluirau today mid a tropirut storm I moving wcst-nortliwi-itiv'iril through the Atlantic Ocean about toil mile* vast-northeast of St. Thomas Mood. SI. Thomas is directly east of I’urito Rico. An advisory i*nu-.| hy * n nl>. server ai San Juan. Puerto liiro, said pirwun> continUi-* to I** low over the extrema northeast Caribhi-an Sen but no high wind* have been re­ filled . Ship* adiiu-il in u» caution. A volume of Flmltla producfi valued at $628202.73 pound through the State Farmers’ Wh le. sal* Market here during the IU.1136 season, according to n report released today by J. G. Mir had, manegtr of the Institution. Out-of-state products hnni! >d amounted to I'td.KaId'll, giving tinMarket a total burdnes* volume | of $662,811.05 for thu entile per­ son. While only n snutil portion o! Seminole Founlv's celery wnx hao-j died through the wholesale unit,! $122,434.40 worth of that rommodify was recorded on tho m:nApproximately 2,t«H) • .Seminole ket's book*. I'ounty student* who will begin Second highest in vs loo wi i - ■ihiMtl Monday atreamed through bean* uf which $115,711.23 worlli >utity schuol* yesterday to rt-gl*poured through tka stall* o f Ihu l<r for cta**rn and bu assigned establishment. iiheiiu les, Other products, In tho order of 1. W. I.nwton, county luqierliltheir value, follow: tendent, said that while the entlru Tomato#*, $73,628; rabbage, registration list i* inrourplete, he $663173; organ#*, $37.408j pota­ rjpccti'd all pit,'dl* will havo teen to*#, $IRJrjl; grapefruit, $2d,- rcglitm-d by Monday night. 823; beet* with top*, $15,dri?; It wa* estimated that 5.WM chil(I m II rhmI mm p*|p I wh ) dun will bsr accuin,n*ilatei| in tho Pindie educational Institution* af the County thi* year. About 1.0b*) of tint number began classes lust Monday. The other I.IHXJ open Hu ir text* Sept. 14. Mr. Lawton announced an altMrs. J. P. Ridge, director uf the day meeting of all negro princi­ local County welfare unit, and pal, nn,| teacher* at the Groom* Mr*. Hamilton Risbee, of the wel­ Academy Unlay fur the purpose of fare office, will attend a district iliscitssing plan* for the year. R. welfare board mre'ing in Daytona K. Williams, superintendent ef I Florida negro education, ia in Beach Saturday. The session is caCed for the pur­ charge of tho session. pose of acquainting persons at­ tached to county welfare organi­ sation* of th* method* to he u <-d in distributing old age pensi m under the atate act. Five counties, including Sendnole, are rupresented In the 12th tile for th< state welfare district. Others iu.' Lrghn Inni Voluala, Orange, Oxctlaa and Rrr- Mere, Am yard. directing ' Mr. Bulge and Mr*. Bis bee said junior groth# Daytona Beach saaaion tumorThe unit row will coo*urn* am n tiro day. (or the ni| Seminole School Assigned Classe Seminole W e l f a r e Workera To Attend Session In Daytona Woodmen Work For Family Niffht Plans Revolutionists A n d Foes EncounterFor Death B a t t l e A t City Of O v l c d n ported a new and vl.ilent en­ gagement nt the besieged Rebel fity iif Oviedo In the northeast mining country. Who actually won was hidden In hKht/ con* flirting claim*. .Madrid aminunrr-l administra­ tive buildings and .1 ronvent had Iwen fired he government- bomb­ er*, that Hebei* tried In vain f » rlev the city, and that Ovh.-dt) had hail no water since Kept. 5. The Rebel* said Ihe Ovltdu gatriwn had driven 'lo-otnnu nt back in battle, taking many pri*imera inc'uding woman. Thi-te uiiiv., .iinihi oilinflict of liaims ciflTiVi.v.v,. the success or failure of the Rebels' southwest­ ern ' ilrlvg on Madrid and w<ul hi1r hall',- fronts. The Rebel* at Burgos, scat of the Junta, il’i-'aird * final atlurk on S*it Sebastian waa Im­ minent and said *n un-.ffiend trace there, invd-.ng negol'e* tion* for the e!*/s surrender, hod been broken because the defendi-r* wanted safe rondoct for rt Ililiamrn whom they desired to semi to the .K.-nto of nearby llillam. Another Urlirl announcement E arlier Citrus i Movements Seen ; By Express Firm' l l 't s l l s w * m »* s * l i n t Iak'uI AKent AnMcrtH IiuHincNs Ih On lip*!* ' ” More grade Fur Summer istered than 2u student* had reg­ today for the Hanfortl Vicatlonnl ScIuhiI under the diAn curlier movement of citrus rrctin of Mis* Kebs-ri* Steven*, shipments is evpci.tid this year Clause* ore Hinted to begin Monby tho Rrilway Kxpress I'omputiy, day. according to un announcement Mil* Steven* announced that made today by J. S.hirard, local not all pupils have registered, agent, although tho book* ctnseil at noon ltd i^|iUin«H| Hint nil ellruti tmljiy. Sh« until ttfh I^mon who frit ita •linp iltinil 1»y t'X|irt!i.t niri* 1*1*n* ***' *t!crul fKo liwltlilllii*l fn-tj ffinii lltit maturity utitl k ^uiIu •'HtmM rnt^r hi* rvami* ho Intnr InvkN, lh$‘ only requirement k ln tf Murulny. that thn Rhipmi-nt.n n. iU meet tlm I Thr,™ ®f g * 9*** *"** State advertising tax statutes. |mttw*»*l the schocl. M ». Steven* These law s. Mr. echlrard snld. M »*1» inf d' Th*.y. * i .1 . . a s . . rt’guliiily rttipliTftUa (J) ptrw iw demand that a one cent tag Umpormrlly unemployed ami (3> be placed on each oruhge box. j > ' tuiUntti\ r ,h<„ . nol I liiee* c®nU nrv irqmrnl un M « l r . . bo* of grapefruit, while Unger- " ‘i^ ro o m a nr* bwale.1 ala.v. incs aako a Gie-cen. tax stamp. th|) 1Urilware com|Hlny. All monies collected from this ------- ----- — revenue source are used In ariverlistug Florida out o f the stale. u ! || p r . T n s iw n n m In repoiting on generul bod■ t i l l r IK fl l O U r n c y ms* trend* ttirougbuut the sum■— mer, Mr. Scblrunl said theru lias Only five persons havo entoreil IFive More Enter Isocal ElkH T» Hear Summer€am|) Itepurt Sanford Klk, tunight will hear a report front six youths who were given a atiutrner outing at Camp Winona, In Vulusia count, on fund* provided by the local fra­ ternal Institution. Other business lying ahead of member* is the completi .n of plans for a chicken barta-cue picnic t> he held Monday afternoon and night at San landn Springs. Approximately 100 persons, in­ cluding fraternity mrmlers and their friends, are expected to at­ tend the event. A small charge Is being made. Tickets are available from any Indge officer. Fred K. Darner, exalted -ruler, naiil today that no picnic tick­ ets will be sold at the Springs, rinre It U necessary that the entertainment committee Vnc* tho number o f person, (or r/iiunt to prcpar* <upper. LOCAL WEATHER � 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. 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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>, September 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/0b5e5cc724922f5c493c7bfac5d29392.pdf 67b06c4170ff123d475a13473afe7516 PDF Text Text ■gywf r j _ ••••« « f i l l 8ANV0M Grid Moral* - - B B ! VVVI t’JBBS •if ' S3 * ^ R B U m ftAKFORft Florida T—|fc Swri—i Take Final Contort From f h o M f F i By II To 1 Court And Grab V M Far H» Waak M d eg, T e e k U e t Practice T* BeHeM U McLart* to, -Whitey" •V Ih C rttk M Mb High grid A* t i n t day Nfc a f practice Mara A m fatty af Seminole maty's chefs* ja a a in te n t o r mm4 U rater Aa daily routine ' prattle*. which began laat owday and arttl '•ontitter till ua« UaM aa Oct f , sh*n the **a* ■■ here agatamt Rattle. hick lights of Aa fra: ar*k a a v Bralley Odhaa retusroj to Ma aid pee Wan at tackle and Jimmy McBhaaaaa ikUtei to A a cm ter poet aa the only anil* able candidate. Ceecb Mclmeae paaalhly boliovaa that tko bljt youngster will do bmto food at the lacklo aaclyawint than he would have a t caater, aiaco hie weteht la each aa advantage In breaking tkroafh the opposition'* at football practice, “I'm counting an you ltd* aa When the catedideUe go out aeoflded Merrlien when he finally ocoloe the “peak' for praeiiee heat waak, they will help* (Aoaaeletid Pro** Photo) bo wanting their ahaoldar pade and holiaete, far at that time harder at aa thaakine a teak. teagh ecrtannmge eaaaiona will Weod waat aat kafarw Aa Dm ha begun hotween different ylen wH e aad hoQet Barrier af teame ae picked My Aa Semniolo Heary M. CuOty af Raata Bar* laeatere. bare. Cutter, aa automobile Aa the rough work la berm , lire] belt! schrnl. Duke, seems at preaant tn •alaaiaan. w iaJtri*.*. jeo*? Ma It la practically a certainty that Speaking of football, ono wonl|K, lh() m0il chobMjas Aa tennla ropotatiaa m the doubles Aa flrat eleven men will bo wonder^ about the outernsi WAJfhcrn Cnnfrr*nco:r=WBilkpte« partner of WUatar H lararof Co> ite m * for -Thti t ic* In tlm T7prtf* eu'uuwiatern ...... Conference, thlt ton ton, while th e n arc himbia, I . c , teak advaatefr of than, aacapa If yuu want to puli ln« tilt with the Ube count is ns. I ful U u U n w , would bo picked at' to torn I other elevens who will Wood** faltering atari, wan Aa Weight ihould play a big par* the conference winner thia cen­ n » i i — ' - i . o j o.o u i iteo It that way, la not at all atwrari. give them a plenty tougfc fight. Tha aaa thing whleh make* tha tal the Celery Made* chance* fur ion. Up Nnwth, there — are ------severalI _ ... .W »*"»<' Permnally, L', ‘W# •)»» Personally, but not officially, (mart a t aracy troa Floctda man ‘ .promise ■ to -be strongj up laat year bad tended third thrill wlA petda la the spirit they will put a line on the field we would select the Georgia Tvcb tcuma who over-1 *cr-| bellow Jackets a* the potential* contender* for natloaal hoaere la this tournament, wan tha which'these Gator grlddsn **• which will have been ampli|r. It la te ha aaea ta» erary ehadowed by only one line In pre. winner, with Auburn, Alabama I thl* entuinr araeon, with Mlaae- third eat, t-3, bat Celley raced ‘ . ____ ____ a'co te leading the pack. The pew- oa after tha laCcrVal to e'eee Kentucky giving them' thing they do. They are rertetaty vloua ytare, that of the ll><b13|and la k e e ln e n M i* a 11. . . f ! n |. petting themeelvea whalahaarted- eleven, when Riser, Branaa, lia r-'d o te rnct to'the finiib, There U him ou« hi A ejeu tA . *-3. «*i*» probabfy no team In tha nation ty late tha Job at hand far Cody rleon, r.nd Praaton i la the final act, CwlWy won shining atari of tha which can compete with l-<> hie own eerrlca hi the flex*wall Jackets when It eempa to yo’ilb game, broke \hraugk te Ukt Thle eeaeon'e backfleld will and speed, and tha boya from :bo ;»Wood’s In Aa eaeead. aad waa Georgia capital ore plenty powuralM play a deciding part In the weight advantage, ami It, t"» ful end bt-avy to go with that. Two other fa verttee, Mrs. fa probably overshadowed by Our own Gator* huvv ittle or Marjorie Oladmaa Van Ryn. oaly tha *3S team backficld, no chance to gain any real cham­ Philadelphia, and, Mrs. Mary which raw little but elualvc. WU- pionship recognition thl* season, Greet Hwnrte, Kaaaae City, wsra eoa Smith, Skinny Vincenl, but they should at Iea.it supply eliminated. M n.,lterrte went out "Dub" Cntamngcr, George Me- Interesting (.position to all com­ * pretty l)own in the cattle country, before Gaaala Claltami, Johnny Courier, II. It- er* thl* season since Cousin Josh Odkam aad other ball carrying took over the rein* at (aalnev where last year, Ae Southern youngster fram MM Fianctoeo, Methrdht teem ran rampage who la rated Na t la A a N .rthluminaries perform under Celery villa. In the Suuthem Conference, Texas Christian and 8. M. V. ira Califentea Metric!. aad Mrs. North Carolina is woefully weak­ should a*a!n fight It out for the Van ftya. a memhcc af A e Amer­ ened by the graduation of Its championship of Aa Southwest, ican Wlghbaaa Cup team. Mat eutatandlng star, a Sanford boy. with Rice University renting la te l a y ftammars af . Ragland. M, M. • Don Jackson, and It also lost fur a share of Ae glory. several other members of Inst Of course, there has never year's tt)uad, who dropped from been nn expert who reuld exactly figure out the Far Weet winner, TMa Week but from a natural ataadgelat, FRONTAOR ON Slate Highway SPECIAL Stanford again looks te ha the Na. S, Orleads Road. 9M.M Reek Crystal Gaklsta pec acre. Flewlag well hop meek. cream of tha PecIflx Coast crop. •M.M pec a m . Phone ASS. Overatruet Land Co., Orlande Fla. SPORT CHATS - W e —* ,. Long Distance Ratos food fur the body'* needs, end by their action mure energy I fur strength I I* obtained from the food eaten. Th» fund, rf courte, brings the additional itrengt:l. but Cardul serves as the imuna te thla and by IU good Influence) on' the digestive system.—Adv. B •aw C llH M Spnodi Im M W e rta flfM f w a ty s w lf g la i i — I StaLtaga Resinol �* • >« f l u f o r t b T k« O ntjr C m t n l V F b rW b CMy AI f a r t in * fUU . HHtfcwRft H e r a l d AM Waltr Tninsportatioa AM ■ A ftP M O L F L O R ID A , (■ B O A T , 8 R F T K M B K S I k ' l l H NK M I1ER 271 E mU M M m A t o 1W 8 .on Will Hitler Open JbM u PteparesPapers Government County Commission Chamber CampaifnTo On Personal Tax TroopsEnter b CeUeetar Ready T* Tackle Jab Toledo Fort Allocates $150,318 W 2nd Tern TakeColosiet Of C B H P rik u iM t Bills r rc mw B a lts , Bagwell Aad N asi Chief B r u u Also Com; t i n o e d In Pools For G c n u n j Be­ For Another Year fore Hnge Crowd Ow fa r tba to a a iu and sell all of delinquent f i r ........ tu im are both taagtola laauad aad wfll b t taraad aad totaagMe, belonging to tW to tbu eauaty abarrtf far toxpayer, within tba ra w . •rrvfca, Jan. D. where the levy and assess meat tax Rebels’ Sliest Tba* lution For Operation Cost Artillery Is For F i r a t Since Revo­ Hit S p a i n Im Hudgeted Twenty Defendants Face $161,056 For Road. It o n d» Fund Ex* Municipal Judge's Court Sinking pc ns Of 1936*3^ President Urges >Aggressive Move Copyritfct—U N Fm dfkial rvporta^roichrd Ma­ " I urn of tha view," ha coalite Ha painted eat (but w h ite____ fly The Associated Ptwta drid today that goverumant mlNURNBERO, Garauay, Bapt. 9. pvrsoasjn tbte eauaty have art- aad, " that this personal proa- litlamra entered the Toledo Alraarty, subject to seizure and salt, —The Reich's Chancellor Ado i btetodra property acquired subae- ■ar preparatory to an attack on __ . . H itter today proclaimed a four there era a few atilt to arrears.’ quaat to tba data of the uaaaau- I.TiH) Reba'a who had defied an The tim to eli collector ratted attention ta tba faltewtag A<so­ meat, but prior to tha levy aad eight-week*1 siege of th* ancient R a P v T o a a l a A f J *h» aatental daraaM* aixtad xt (to cle ted Praia dlapatch which erigtfortress. ? • * ; * ■ A ‘ r > tl of H k l w Germany ctonom- aatad to tba Tallabanea office at Tha press dispatch to whkh Mr. Insurgent artil.try and snipe.-i T o R o O d 'k a l l y Attonmy-Oaaaral Cary D. Lan­ Jtobtoa referred reported a rwl- from within tho crumbling wall* lag following an Inquiry from were mute during the night for dis: T . R. S lm paon w a s re-1 The proclamation, sounded sod* Attorney-General Landis pres Comptroller J. M. Lee, who a l l the first time tine* July 20 a.td a b e te d la s t n ig h t to a e rv a d#»iy before xoo.ow> Naate aa- vtenaly rated th at “to rotteettag Senator J. Turner Butler of Jack­ some unconfirmed reports said the a a p resid e n t o f th e S em inole aombted In the fourth annual con-tonal property taxes which sonville reported the D u t u I Rebela had surrendered. C o u n ty C h a m b e r o f Com* vantteo, dtecteeod Hitler boa ■tread ra lavlad aad aaaesied agatoet County tax collector had miAn epidemic of sympathy strike* the taxpayer Wandas e f the own­ raustrrad dlffkulty in coltecttoR in France by Lrflst workers de­ reorganltlag m m i fo r a n o th e r y e IK a r.* W* personal property taxes levied la co no my and hiking tbs planned ership of taagibte personal prop­ J r. Hajitea waa chosenI ajratn a, manding “guns and planes for , while production of all Industrial aad ag­ erty, tba chanty tax eettecter la Jacksonville. Spain" spread today. " Arthur ricultural products. Hundred* of fugitives from an Branon were renamed to the Tbclr realisation, ha declared, “la impending bombardment of north­ respective posts of secretary only a question of our energy and ern cities arrived at Rayonne, aad trooauror. determination. Our colonial de­ Prance, as European diplomats Th# following vice-presidents, mand* are part and parcel of this sought to save hrleagueird Sun s a t from each County Con mi*- program. We must build up our Sebastian from becoming a eity of •toner's dlstrkt, w art placed in raw material force*.” ruins. office: 1—Charles Dunn, I — The proclamation also declared Rebel* yesterday refused an of­ M m Mr lech; 3—C. B. Searcy, the “shackles of the Versailles fer of the governor of the city to 4—B. r . Wheeler, 5—A, G. Treaty” have been torn, the arm ;, surrender in return for am rsty for the defender* hut diplomats tried la a short aeeeptanca addreaa, navy and air force are now cay. m gx__ tv „ n __ agsin to arrange a truce. Mr, Blmjmm aounded a pro- able of defending Germany agaiust 1 0 U p C n U o o n s W [ Delayed, unren»nred dlepatrhes graaalva note and em phulted all enemies. T a r n V n w f M n n H l V , f" " " Madrid said mass executions th a t -now I* the tlma to atart ■ t e r m f u e x * I T lo n Q V . | l,f Ka.ckt. , rp continuing daily In something aggressive.1 Spain'* capital. Estimates plnred * The president pointed out that The endorsement 0f tha Ctomoer '."r ,!,T *»t»l nu.s.U-r of dead fro... firtits Chamber has been lying af Commerce waa balag sought to- '![****?"■1 8‘h,M' 1 wi 1to aeca-ptwl, lnc M|ual|, mrr* than 1.000. gotet far tig months, than bo, day for a movement to enact teg- J* " " * * * ■"** * b*1iw*!* I In Washington, the Stale IVUtattoa for the establishment nf A* **’ *ml ! v‘‘WJ J j * I piirtmrnt indicated it may again Papworth Volunteers ;•*» pmtan, emw»tia* <nmtempt Get Independent th# mt of cm Police Dragnet Spread Over City During Labor Day Holiday Period Gets _____ Variety Of Charges School Millage y h Set At Eight A City police dtugm-l, spread ov. er Ssnfnrd through the latlair Day k holitbly period, was hauled up In municipal court yesterday with ‘Jit defendants faring Judge Miller. Henry Will Jones, negro, An ii]n*nttinn.V budget of charged with making threats with a pistol, and Sim Griffin, who al­ JirdUIrt.Ml nml n im^tmed legedly gave the gun to Jones, exiK’i’tlitiire list to enro for diew the stlffr*t fines and sen* tlu< rsinkinyr fuml a ml inter* teners, each Is-ing handed an as­ eat »n nmdH mid iMinds, sessment of Jolt or ordered to prls. am ount ing In 910-1,(156, w e r t on for 90 days., adupteil late veatenUy by A tlO-duy sentence meted I„ II. the Hentinule t ’nutily Coate Seminole County Ikmurrnts to­ Higgins for alleged disorderly inlaaion fur tho year 1980* day rpcnrd a campaign uffUo ii conduct was suspended on ron- :t7. An ninount of I'tJtTM.I'J a suite at the Vr.ldel Hotel, S. ditkn Hint he a. stain front alco­ M. I.lojrd, chuirman of the Co-iii- holic* for n pvtoid of two months. set aside for the agricultural ly Ikino Executive Comm.ttoe, Allen Mctiil', hlark” " c"harg -.i fund: 7 ^ C w ” ’ i l l " , t o H S l has announced. with nn.l entering the f^ ,u,rrd *■ ■38®’78' w V1*' ^ th breaking nn.t l e d night the Issly assemble I Hill Implement Company, lompany, was ,Wui alanW A **•* to lay prrhmimiry plans for th- turned over to the County, A County millage of 34 1-1 roming rnmpuigii. J. K. Davis, charged with drunk­ was approved t» product* tha J.w ll'Connor was nrnie.l sec- enness, puid B |5 fine. general revenue fund. Tha gen* retary of the lorul organisation Disorderly conduct allegations an.l will to stationed in the hot. I against W. C, Flemming were era! school fund is to to raised office. K. J. Wagner was chosen omike.i off the books when the de­ from an eight-mUl levy, Blxta millage for sell mils was net a t as treasurer. fendant fulled to nppenr, thereby two and nne hnlf milts. Ikmocint* voted to install Mi. estreating u fill bond. u tS S m ' ,p ,rl*wM ,Ult0" ^ “ co'mrany, sh. 1 r. E 5; f,“ ,,|w" M lS" -nl' h The following s|<ceial school and Relie!* to explain the attem pt­ Lloyd as rnoipnigu manager of Sanford Elks will astambla s*..'., taL... i .idis--'Fred WUIUma, (Jraford engl- g " * " * prin,,p*'' ■nBOUnr" ' «~ ed Immlilng of an Amerkin de- the p ir q ' it. this »*.afiirjT*' •—*- .. Jewel. tJtuplw.kK iUfl ■ n i of . b o , had Friday, plf h t a t B VcIock In th#te fill I"utd when slip f.'ttltM' T T ~it]V- Iznl: “ T fil Spanish water* recent­ The f. Honing party memtier JJT& X *** s^ia*taati’tution will b eg in -lu elubhou-c ‘ in “JillhpArfe plans for pear in answer to disorderly eonN'lmJ-rr 1 maintenance 10. ly. European powers sent reprewere selected to do ,'i.oj „u nf regular term Monday morning, a barbecue dinner to ba sad dtjui chur^ca. kinds I-*; number 2—mainte­ sentstlves t» laindnn to talk em­ ed m .tJln rd tha WncflU la to obt0 M, „ Stevens. work In Sanfonl: at Son Lando an ArniNtcu.l FMil-s ro'orcd, «ni.I to nance ID, bonds M; numtor 4— • Phil iluch, John Mrisrh. Itilt '?> 0t th° *» “ *• following release, tha bargo plana to enforce non-inter Fhelky, Hob Putifoy, James ti, have torn guilty i.r fighting, drew niainlcnan.e It), IhiihIs K; num­ principal sat* forth three classes Trntton agreement*, Fred P. Domer, su ite d niter. mautxtlaa In Florid* Sharon, Fred WUorn. Gordon u line nf (10 or a Jail srnlriBe of b e r I maintenance in. bond* I t , •Me lu tn lli out fir* mate* prate af r awaaa who are eltgtbte to aW * *• -■■■ Harnett, T. A. Ilrumlry T. I. 2t* days, James Norwood, *f«n numtor ft—indlntenanca It), bdnd* aeta that the station raald under- trml roratlcnal classes: secured. from Peter 10, Frn-or, (irnhani llunt.-r, W. E. hlarl. and charged with fighting, ft, numtor it—nuiintcqanca chairman of th* committee, Hen­ tab* at the **m* time emphasis- j “ I. Persons regularly employed heard Judge Milter pronounce the (I tin!<«iHrtl MU |M|9 l« « | Watson. K IGlenn. .1. F. MeIng that there era scores more. —Those who are regularly entF t MIAMI, Sept. 9 —(/F t-F red P. ry Tamm, W. K. Edenflchl, An­ saiiie verdict n« in Fields' rase. Clrll: n.l an.l II. J. la-hmiin. part-time Com , Demorelic nominee for gov­ drew Carraway, Charles Dunn, The iiartkutor propaaal* ta whkh ployed can attend Glaaro Lon.lon, negro, ilirw -i Those apiminled to woik with ernor. said today if a special ses­ J r , Mr. Domer or any. othar Mr, William* n f tr ta d ar* | | ) hs* school provided they work reguthe County Committrrman in fine of |ir. or 31) days in Jail for an) cate tropical aternia, (2) find an torlg not lets than 2< > hour* club ofCror. sion of the Legislature in Janu­ r. unity prerlntcs are: Picnic dinner will be served at economical and practical way to weekly. They shall not attend ary could effect the state** partiriA. J. Wagner, t'holuoln; Frank The Seminole County Cham­ use Everglade* pant, <3| study part-time school more hours per 0:30 P. U. Monday, although y sttes In tbs federal unemployTalbot, Oviedo; Andtew Ihid. ilteluk si d. ber of Commerce, located in beach erosion, (4) find an economweek than they nr* employed, want Insurance p an ho would ru'l many Elks and their friends are Sluxia: Frank Silvers. Osceola; Other defendant*, charge* and] one of the world's grrntrst ana immediately upon assumin'; expected to arrira earlier in tha kal, practical aad qukk way to **2- p ,r *on" temporarily oneinT. Alderman, Geneva; W. II disposition* follow; cure Spanish raosa, and (St ezperi- teyml—Those who are tempera­ ritrus p ro d u r in g ar* n , W. i afternoon. Office. I'.qH-, Goldi-nrnd; W. It. Ilntlurd, Georg,. A micron, « in* llln a * l>r«*»un» »» City srrntfhrd its hrnil over Ihb. AHamcnte; T. I*, lewis, tainy Snake, Exalted Ruler Dorner said a ment with the common 1st applka- r,,f unemployed mny attend tho colored, disorderly hie' , Commission limy bring about • "Tba present governor seems to lion of tung oil ' Part-time school for not more one tivlay. lahefrunt touulifkathiq project, w.hsI; the Itev. J. W. Thompson, I I" or *jo days; pntdc Hill be afraid of tilling the Legisla­ program for the evening la being In elaborating an the phase e f , |t a « If‘W *'»lly during a Ikfi.ri' the Board of Direr, take Mary; John Hell, Lak. ture together and 1 ran do nothing planned. "red. disorderly conduct. '„r 10 j «; l,t l1l» (;.'“n,y. Mora than 100 persons attend­ tors', session last night, Frank Monroe, r.ti.l George Sintlli. I'u ■lay*; Maggie Brewer, n egr.. ",ln,r about It until January,” he said. ed th* event last year. *oM / °8 Talbot, Oviedo, told of visit* Z l ’ h "oTVtor! Ir » , t h;i V .ro,teC Mh«t*?h"y” rh ^ nla. Irunkenness, five day,Hetty ' "mnierrn director* U«t night The Insurance law provides em­ Other planned activittee for th* ing a man confined to his bed lie pointed nut that there Is The first public speaking of ployers must psy ana percent ta x Friday night club meeting include brrnu'e of illness. A die. of the campaign leading up <n the I'silton, drunkenness, dismissed; good pu liability that WPA fund* on salaries they pay this year to a report of ramp life a t Lake ctlrus Joi.-r« It...I torn pro­ Nov. 3 eleetion* is scheduled for Henry Whili', colored, diiinkcu- could to mndu nvailahlu fur tha b» . i . t . m i M . w . t a . . . . h go Into fund with a levy gradu­ Winona by six boys who w en riess. fr, or lo days; David Jones, scribed by n physician. Monday night ill the Court negro, tilling bicycle in reckless endeavor. ated to two percent neat year nml given a summer outing on Elk Hevernl tor tutor 1 of the Cham* While Mr, Talbot was, con­ House. Definite penkers lun« manner, dismissed; Jessie ll.irils, throe percent thereafter, | longer be clatsr.l a* eligible for fund*. versing with tho III man, lie licit yet torn sclerted to r responded to Mr. Glenn’* Mr. Williams said that with two ttim part-time srhool training, negro, disurdtriy cundue, lift nr statements by asserting that picked up a rrai of orange or more of the station, it would “3. Contract student* |n..t ,10 days; l.,>nnie Hall, negro, ilruna hikefront heoiilificntlon is, per* be possible to heap track af all | ploymD^Sueh persena may nt. Juke used in the diet. Tlu< nod disorder y, ||i l or 20 days; Imps, one of tlist most wortlty o l storms without batag dependent . for j,,b prrparutnry Irni-.- label bore the simple Infor­ I k ito it Mclntrc, negro, fighting, Imal proposal*. mation, “grown and packed In on ship, in tha law haromaUr area, |„g for a period of not to ex. dismissed. California.” The planning toard member LOB ANGELES, Sept, 9 . a mrlhod th* gov-' m d three mrnths. They sh-dl , re|Hirtcd that several nthcl- pmj* IA P |— Federal District Judge eminent bureau, | have a regularly drawn ro n trv t r m n e e r O f F lo rid a | rets,, tu Ik* by WI1A, Laos R. Yaakwich made perma­ TOC KM MIICNT.UNH Mr. Will lama ateo appealed to for a Job whkh by reasonaMi Boh Highleyman, son a f Mr. the Hoard la worh toward tha ab- rffnrt they ran lit • a ..a fiimls, bnvtf Ijh-h ui»|»n»viKl IIM nent yesterday an injunction preparr f ,r I f IC'S I f ! J a u h H O n ^ U l e ari* in Wu-ihirmtori iftvwMilitiiC il* upholding citrus marketing pro­ and Mrs. S. D. Highleyman of olition of a sbarb whkh ha* re- within the threr-mrnth*' ptri,„l KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Sepl. 1). — -, It rnti<»n i»f fumlte vision* under th* Agricultural Sanford, ha* accepted a Now crntly been eractad aa Lake Shore ‘ Ml** .Sierras said auhkrt* to (A*)—l’rrsidcnt Itoosevelt mine Ikpresentativa-clii t and Mrt. JAi KSONVIl LK, Sr|»i. t». (,Ti Mr. (!lrnn stiUl hu vipecU som< York city position with tha ad Boulevard between th* read Itself ha taught Inrlu.lr brnhkrrpinc. here today front Washington nn.l laotdon J. Ilatm-tt will letive lin e Adjustment Act. |jtnnx(» Arthur Wilmm, "j, p ) .1rrlran ^ in thi* in’iif fulun*# The Injunction, first granted vartlilng department of the J, and Loke M ean*. for Miami from wkelu I shorthand, typing, business Eng- set out by autonmbl> on * K.l). |, h Inclu«!r«l in tin* project* »r# a a a temporary basis on Apr. C. Penney Company, operator nf mile tnur through the Great Smoky they will sail for Galveston, Tax., nrucr |»ru|M»nrnt of Impruvin^ He dccland th a t tha slructuro’a ,l*h ■“d apelllng. FImi iif.i ut*rktiAnn* uutl luiviutiAw I pfoiH f»r wiirk *»ii wvuml d, la In favor of the govern- a chain of retail star*#, accord presence is a menace to tha bout*-! . . ~ z z Mountain'. Accompanied by puli- fur a visit of several weeks, i«*f ihe Hiute, ilhii thin ttmrninjr, "tiw U , Improve nun U ti» thm 1 against Hugh David Ed- tog to Information rveeived to­ vur.l, since a a axcavatlon of th o ' y,rt*pr. • 8<”‘vr' mystery stmv tk a l leaden, he was expected tot ryi*t»*m niut certain chariKM is, ColUm fruit shipper, and day. have a picnic lunch In the mmm j Tin- weather: I’urlly cloudy at hi# Humour home in otMihy A* ^**«»*r "road Slope” waa raqulrvd bafora recently, had i.i. rr l>, !„• made on the local athletic luntie Ueach, Tha former Sanford youth hoe las him from shipping taina ami arrive in Ashevillr, N. '"M ight and Thursduy, scolteird l ‘“ " work* ° r *° hl* Ilk; h.id been ill several month*, field and golf course. as sags* fruin California In vio- been an active member of th* the house could ba built. C., to night. j -towers along west roast T hunPresident T. E. Simpson namwl *______ tetiaa ef tho probate quotas ea adverttelog profession fag the ■I: y. Extreme Ninthwest Fhirhla; lie was chairman of the Wilson and Toomrr Fertiliser t ’oinpany labliahcd by thu Secretary of past twa and one-half years. He Frr.i Wi son, B. F. Haines, Judge generally fair tenight and Thin waa Mandated with tha advarand other l.usinesses, chiirniun if Agrkultur« Jan. 24. 'layF u r $ l ,7r>0 Issu ed the Florida Agricultural Tariff ' The government contended tteing staff ef the Orlande dally and Mr. Willtonu on a con miltm Thursday’s li,h-s: h»w, t):’3l Association, Florida Citrus In-dith a t although the United Slates newspapers until he established to Investigate for the put pose o f. Huilding penuita totaling II,* attempting to dtecovor any m eth-! ■•prams Court Invalidated por­ resldanra to New York. A. M. and |U;3:t l‘. M.; high. tutn and of commission* whim In bte new position, young od by whkh th* to tiding might be ■ tions of Um AAA, other parts 3: Id A. M. and 1:20 I*. M. Hun sponsored Ihe Florida eshhdts at 7311 were issued yesterday after* I Klwmntona today ar* l.sAing committee was Ml tba measure, including thoea Highleyman will utilise tlw train­ remoitd. Instructed to rise* at f);0H A. M. and sets ut the Chkago World Fair an,| the noon at City Hall, according to rcc* ■ — I forward ta what la expected to rxpeciall/ invite all members of " 'U l*. M. Moon rises at 12 ml Clckcland Great Lake* Fspo-itioo, arils of Huilding kpcetor G. B, bader which the citrus quotas ing to rapy-writing and adver­ Paxton. ■ . ,, I he on# of the moat important warn atUI in opera- tising layout gained In Orlando, _ , ,n ' 1 **' The Ktamlard Hit Company ob­ to tba preparation of advertis­ I meeting* of the ec*>un nest the {'hamtor nf f’nmmert*, the A‘ GFJIHGIA VOTES Linns ami Rotary clubs, tha tained permission to e-«-el a »tor* - - I - 4— 01-------I l f Wednesday whan Bcott M l-nflI'hsrtrs Hells left this inn tiling Thu Vailed States atturney'a ing aad Rahttdty ta be used to e 6 '■ V* on. V. 8. Senator from Florida, Hcminok County Bar Association fur the University nf Flmhi.i, nffk* bar* said th* case waa •very state a f th* union. ATLANTA. Wept. tr.-bPi — age tank to cost llJiOlk, Iswaliun "<U come to Hanford to address and both new members and pres­ where he will resume his studies Deal governor's drive to oust a of Ihe new atruduiv is uu Lak* th« first of its bind to reach ■ | tho ctob and it* guests. • final decision. ent members of th# City ntld ns a .ophomnre at the stole school Georgia Democrats wrote their Shore Boulevard. A second permit was issued to Chjrh s is a im inhcr nf the I’i Kap­ veidict today on their nntl-NekV All stuiient* who plan to a t-' Wonl that the Senator would County Commissions. GANDHI RECOVER IN (i tend Seminole County public to present at the next luncheon The principal speaker on the pa Alpha fraternity and u stulf staunch inhuinistrutinnist from .Standard Oil for the nlterntloq schools this yaar should regiitrr canto al noon today when I’rrsi- program today was J. Y. Cheney, menita'r on t)«- Heininvle, the I'ni tho Foiled Slates Senate. Gover­ of a frame building mi laurel BOMBAY, India, Bapt. 9.—t/I1 nor Eugene Talniudge and Sena­ Avenue, Estimated t'« t Is $20t). thix week if tto y to** not al- d ta l Walter Cokman told the federal probation officer of versity year Ismk, The Mehttms Gandhi. Indian na Nearly 400 people accepted the C. C. Clark drew the third per. tor Richard B. Russell, J r . Klwanlans at their weekly me t ­ ready dene so, T. W, Lawton, Tampa, whu talked on th# routtoaaltet leader, last night wa* *e- in v iu tk n of the Proctor Chevro­ wound up a healed two months’ mit of th# afternoon, lie p'ana to ing held at tho Mayfair llotrl tin* of hi* work. “ Moat Impor­ county superintend*pt, raid w' d progressing faveribly to- let Company to wltnes a free campaign with victory predic­ add one room to a stri'ctur# a t that a letter of occeptancr had tant," Mr. Cheney sakl, “la the recovery from a current ill- moving picture on their lot at Iday. tions but mada no definite esti­ 1121 Ornngo Street. Estlmatctl bran received. In the k ttrr. fact that you must remember despite a slight increasu in tie comer of Magnolia Avenue H* made tba atgtfaM t after mates. ro*t i* $23, ________ ■ever*>1I school patrons pat row* had to- w hkh the president read to the that practkally all person* cent Mb tomperaturv. and Third Street h u t night. dab, tha Renator aakl; “I have to prison will at one time again Sons of the Legion will ho d reg­ formed him thay Much favorable comment was said ha waa **jffer­ NOKKIH IN HACK your letter of August 27lh,,and enter society, and you must ular meeting* on Fihlay night* aa to the registration tlma. a l , i simple fever, first ap- received by tha local dealer on Instead of Wednrsdny* during thu deckle what they will do then." awt Educational toetHotteM w U eb l"* * Jinrf ,h*‘ ,tl l » 111 ^ f ’V th* eouad mala, whkh war* laet week. LINCOLN, Neb., Kept. U -bV) - •an. A iinrs ___ ia Th# speaker also pointed out II)3d-'t7 school term, Percy Mero, sponsored Jointly by th* local did not upen »*— *-)- will to *fU* ,nr m® *" a'ldres* your hi___t; K*b, Avcraas Senator tienrge W. Norris, Vet­ wanlo Club on Wednesday, Sep­ chairman of the American Legion that children should be krpt out JAMES R. MILNE company aad tba Chevrolet Mo­ opened tomorrow between • A. Msr. Avcraas ___ t» of jail whenever posaiblr and Hoys’ Work Committee, said tn- eran Nebraska Republican iitle- Apr. Aversa# n tor Company. Features nf th* en­ M.. and 12 o’cleak naan to ac­ tember 14th." * V Raw TORE, Sept. 9.—VT)— tertainment. whkh lasted an hour cept registration*. p'-ndent, was named candidate fur Ms* Av«e*a* __ l« Immediately the local Kiwanis that the work of tha probation day. . •: list; .xvii. and a half war* th* showing af .Superintend**! Lawton raid head began making plans for department includes this objec­ This Week’s meeting will fcotim' re-election tmlay with the filing JILY AVfl. ItoSbm aw torar' ^ * wiw“ll,nir Alt;. A V U jj of a petition bearing >lgtive In lie rotulne. a continuation nf rifh' practice tv the meeting next week, Ik ap­ scenra an the General Mater* regular bus rout* pebadutes will 99 t luIU tag eampantes on proving ground* a t Milford. b* observed aa • aanvautence to pointed F. 8. Lamson, Georg* The program alia Includ'd thr Junior Legion team which will. iu lure* on his behalf at the sec­ n . tl M tba Atlantic aad Pacirk Mkto. aad pictures of a Chevro­ pupil* who ragxlariy p m th* DeCottra and Robert Glenn on Eddie Reynolds, local business In Ihe pear future, schedule reg­ retary of state's office. Norris, 73, ft * « **1 dted Monday u t bte borne let automobile as a field and manly school tiM M artotton i n ­ a m m ailttra to arrange the pro­ man, who rendered several sc- ular competitive event.- with other had not offerml for re-election and 7 ... >1 I had said he wished to retire. gram. Each member of the Ictiona on the piano. tern. outfits in the state. '1 -track compatitor, ta n ; Ckamtor Aikd Vocation School To fiooti Stale .RcfittratioB Tr Mvtrial Unit Bcfia Thursday Wagner. LefitUHofi S o i f h t Institution To EotaMMi Plant At GsinoiviDe Site Old Ape PensionFund I G i v e n $9,000; Mothers Get $3^86 Democrats Open Campaigp Office In Valdez Hotel 8. M. Lloyd Is Named Party Manager Of County Operations waa Slated Elks To Plan For Chicken Barbecue that an intensive pro-* la before the organise-1Supper At Bo ■dedand that during his office ..toceivod bald New Governor Will M aaday. chicken Springs C til k g f e U t U e For January Term California Get» One Over On Old Rival, Florida "SJ Beautification O f MonroeShore Is S e e n Possible J n i t t c a ^ T s s t t l s a r S 'j ^ L T r j : Judre Holds Citrus Under AAA Statute Highleyman Acccpta Advertising Pooition With New York Firm nowemployedby CITY NEWS HRIEFS € ItuiUlinK’ I'ermitH Kiwanis Chib Schedules Senator Loftin to Speak Here on Sept. 16 School Head UrgM R All County Pupils L trfe Crowd Attenda Free Chevrolet Show Junior legion Will Meet Friday NightM LOCAL WEATHER -- �a ■WTTTO . y& l' ■ b*. .v ■i j ’ t '• . *. ■,' . rf. > » 8wjwl Ncotrattfr PLYMOUTH, b | , 8*pt * > - '* poaalMa RfM lo torok Britain** policy of neutrality toTend* Union* Congrsas. Tkroo labor Icodcn loft hur­ TALLA1IABSEC, Sept, # .-(# ) of wintar with all Ita attendant mffaring from coM and riedly for Itari* to dWtaoo ~Uw —The Supremo Coart asld yoatar. atanration, would tom hia fact aoathwaid whata Ufa in ita qoootlon wNh French labor Bond*. day Florida municipalities may not ibta expectation of will rotura ITr lnm laj and eiceed wont atag* is pasadiaa eorapanad to a bad of Melos. Noth­ They prior to the drawing op of revenue* frssi publicly-owned util­ ing could be more natural than that Florida should be­ sareport, ities when they borrow from tbs declaration of policy. am s the h m of unfortunsta poopta alaawhora who Many delegates were d i r | h | Public Works Administration for would ba spend the hardnbips of tha worth and would tbo tbs Fascist men Paoebt govern government* of Ka- Improvamontf to properties. find sanctuary under our warning sMea. If tha res sons bln expectation to rops had tW «M tbs Li We do not wish to appear unsympathetic for thoaa un­ si neutrality understand exceeded, the wort said the got*fortunata enough to ba caught In tha north without food, drl*tatot war* fevering native tloa of incurring tha obligation clothing or shelter during the wfaitar. We wish it were British support of Uw Madrid gar- must be submitted to frtohoidara in a referendum election. so thst everybody, no matter how poor, could come to ernmrnt. Florida and eaeapa their fata. Wa wish this state bad At say rats, tbs delegates worn The decision affects about 17 enough money la Its treasury aa that tha destitute in the expected to rots farther financial ap­ whole country could be taken ears of right hare. We wish assistance for tbo Spanish work­ from the PWA previously ware * that all the citisena of Florida wars (adWIdwilhr so well ers la their struggle against Fas- proved by the court. countrymen. off that they could shell out of their own pockets and cistMeeting Is the ancient Guild-1 provide food and lodgings for its winter vagrants. kali, not far from famed Plymouth Unfortunately, such Is not the cast. Florida has its Roe, whirr Sir Francis Drake In­ TONIGHT! own problems of unemployment and destitution. It can terrupted a gnmo of bowling on tlw scarcely provide relief for those already hart within .its tie rs to sail out and dsfest the own borders, people to whom It may, perh**, really owe Spanish armada the Congress heard Ihnce^iiNi Cm ) Off an obligation. How utterly unfair to expect that it open accounts of “underground’* actirWa Warn Chen Its arms to all the unfortunates of the United Bates and Itles in both Germany and Aus­ CHICKEN DINNER Ws | provide relief for them while they eeeape tha rlgere of the tria. These wars described aa “per­ btlooped to the Ashley northern winter. haps on* of tha most Important Florida la simply not In a position to bear tha burden |M to hove some roeogniof the struggle against for the rest of the nation. Action should ba taken imme­ phases diately to stem,D m inevitable tide of poundcM vagabonds Nsillsm." In addition, the delegates wart who will soon ba descending upon our borders. It is im­ being ashed to approve: perative, both for the sake of safeguarding our profitable I. Boycott of German goods and tourist crop and for protecting our home people, that state service* In all parts of the wor d! and county authorities repel an invasion which would 3. A plea for renewed measures designed lo panlsh Italy for her annexation of Ethiopia; 3. Expenditure of large sum, to assist solcalist and trade union ref­ Magmkita tim ■Imers, MnilnHktaJlw PMMoiN snooQDtHiy ugees from Germany isrid Aus­ I s atoted over tha news that tria; and, law ana models will embrace 4. Demonstration* throughout Modern -SAFE PH O N E 4 7 8 Seminole County Laundry Tor A Real Treat V bit Our Soda Fom tain & Luncheonette SPECIALS LA HUE LIMEADE with cherry.......... Be Double Dip ICE CREAM SODA........ 10c Otif r*fr*fi*1« mlwm tnnirw ml!*« t»r» •foliar than lire*. Our prW* sr*» th* Intrant poasIM for mi* lit v w.»rk. Truck fir** rrlrrmlintf 8 •perlaltj W ERT-The-JEW ELER DiaroaMa AM Watehtn FHm Welch AM Jewelry Repairing Diamond Moeetiag AM Engraving ■ saroiitou in-*—'^ “ha (Any Flavor) HOT DOG & large glass Buttermilk lOe Pineapple, Cherry & Strawberry SUNDAE........ 15c RAKED HAM SANDWICH for.........10c POTATO SALAD on Lettuce..............10c Breakfast & Lunch Served Every Day Get The Best For Less Money At L A N E Y ’S u>:t£ln*£ -l ” e -r^B »LyjC SC ‘TrlC hi-rome u f I runch ctm nler-e iogo during the World Tiirope is supervisml, aw T ,I ing *, report, by a joint ~ ■____________ War, now SO yrarn old but ntlll Ing Ictus than 3R. tells tha Congress International of . j young is—of all rnmmltts* 'Tha president of a large shoe the ^ r ! n th n t h e rjra c re t for staying Federation of Trade Unions and things—to ■ a r l l i l s i company ride* hie *LI * yawn. That’s all, " Just yawn. International secretariat repre­ ’frie n d s of MUUnguette declare she has retained her sentatives who “at Intervals pxSprit to work rtrry day, while l i d d hta PM employees ride ynutB longer than any French woman since Sarah Bern­ smlne and consider the work that l aatamabilee. fa he to bo praised hardt. Explaining this eye-filling fact she oaya, Tvo Is being secretly carried on.” done it by yawning. Yawning is the greatest beauty treat­ "We have neeessarlly to be exflag aa aaampta of frugality or U ment ever known. reedlngly reticent in regard lo kg I t W Condemned for hla rloeewhnt Is being done." the report " 'American girls are supposed to havo the moat beauti­ M M mathnds thereby heaping adds, “*s published details might tommy eat of circulation and de- ful legs in the world, hut they piny tennis, swim and tk> easily lead to the arrpxt of our all aorta of hard exercise to get them. All I do is yawn. yaprtag eiher men ef Jobs T “ 'Yawning stretches every muscle. It is a recipe for comrades. Time wlt| prove thst youth as well ns beauty. If my morning yawn and stretch 'fam e estimation of tha power *g tho Queen Mary’s propellers isn’t enough, 1 Invite some politicians to dinner. That UMg.ho gained from an acrldent keeps me yawning—and young—and some sny beautiful.' M M eeturred when the giant ship "So, lads, If the Only Girl stifles a yawn ns you edge Mtak haing berthed recently. Us up to whisper sweet nothings in her ear, don't tnke it ns ■jtoMab picked up s ferry boat a gesture of Imrcdom. She may Just be fixing to slay you iM d Sleeks away and slammed it with her enchanting beauty. She may be, but on (he ■ M i * bulk bead so hard that other hand tho lovely Mistinguette may be kidding.” AMS' Of tho HOO pasengtr* were Ma«W* to the darks. Secretary Hull has called upon lha.kroiaa ef the world to unlto to ’g ip a sia t effort lo prevent Iho tawing ad Mm forme of a gononl amt which might result In n "vorMaMa shattering of rlvltastlon,” IM P See, the last tiaw the brains *f 4ha world g at together they deVtaad the Versa 11lee Treaty, that mmmowntsl document which was aOppseed te make everybody love hta boother so much that anolhM war would be impossible. , James Speyer, New Yerk bankSK retorntng from Europe adds MW role* to that of Thomas La*a having th* conviction that a In no danger of war In Eu­ rope Mayka its just the optimis­ tic mythology of big financiers •had makes them view th* outlook with such roso-eolond glasses but SfttMo distance and from what we M d M tho papers It looks a* •tough all that wouU ba necesa dry to hat* tha rspM on go off Would bo for aomoons ta aay “boo* id ftro a cap pistol Daring tha Ethiopian crisis last NR whan England and Italy atomnl OS tha brink of war tbera occurred ■ 1masting between Mussolini and MS admin ta, th* tenor of which la credibly reported aa follows; 7 | k your policysaid tho ad■ M ai spooking to II Due*, "te ptoaaod with aa aattaa which will pcwSMate war with Qaaat Britain, w R .W w you. Eat wa think wa •■ ■1 to MO you, before you irrav- "Brat For tha South6 Fog 3S years Dealer A Gay’s Palate bars been made especially for the Heath. , They wlH not chip, crack, ar peel nmier the Heathers sun and rain. Alway* specify Dealer A Gay’s Paints. SUnley-Rofftn Hardware Co. EpcK B o ttlri o f XC H o ld s t jM io u g H s p a r k l i n g , d c lic io o S col* t o Is so fill tw o g l a m s . mucH bettar, fre th in g , you w ill But K n o n w ant ro * M idrink .e v e r y drop y o u r s e l f . NE-HI CountyCommiasion E n g l a n d ' s Eden Allocates $150,318 Moves T o U n i f y For Operation Cost Whol e Continent irsatlnsoa trow aoa* lond* 13. Doctor ft Gty'i Quality Punts Bottling Co. v vvsunr LONDON. Sept. Al­ __ _ >p, bedridden. _ though Foreign Seres- CD LA Tearing down the lotsl County1tary’ AnthoaynWrn _______ moved swift. mllUge, the following rmult* rasults |y ‘ |u t night to unify Europe** ars obtained: gwwrsl j revenue, 7 neutrality in the Spanish civil mills; mails and brMg* *” fund, S war. mills; fine and forfrllure fund,) Auioua that the rebellion’s beat 3 mills; mail and bridge oinking be kept from spreodlog to the rest fund, 13 mills; mothers’ pension| of the contiMat. Eden, who is kept fund, t-3 mill; agricultural fund. In bed with chicken pos, kept in 3-4 milt; publicity fund, 1-3 mtll.j constant tonch by telephons with Analysing the general oporo- the foreign office, lions budget, an amount of fM,laformed sources said It was 600 for legsl tspensrs, bond r*-' Edon who summoned the first sesfunding costs. and other Items lk>n , t tateraationsl neutrallaffillate.1 with the ventura is , , wmBlUw „ B tt, Wednesday the largest single Item. I morning In hta offlr* under tha The aecoml largest single chairmanship of W. S. Morrison, unit 1* for III,000 allocated fo r| flnaneUI secreter yof ths treae(wnslons under the social wel-1 ury_ W,'i ,1 ■, * W ro, they sold, was rosponsibta Nine tadividual n p tm t a e - 'for ^ oni. r hutructlag tho Britcounts falling under Jfc«' w ^ .ta h rhorg* d’affaires in MadrU te and brldga fund total IS7AH. | ascortain tho truth of root) charge* Tho fin# and forfrltara funJ, g0varnment forcaa war* using go* which irtcludaa tlw Mlortao and ^mb* «p#ns« of tbo law-enforcing | At tho ram* tlm* th* charg* . M ^ ^ itaWnlK*. G .A .D . Ogltvle-Forbos, ^ h_____ '*** *• Moh. tlm Inquiries. fv t* l mhH remains so lh" • B 1**1* nmhossador te Spain, umn 1 1M7* *l» H- o . Chilton, w u told to ad. until Sept. M>, mi. vie* tho robols -grav* ro o ^ quencoo” might follow thraatened Officers Seek Clue S T J tiS Madrid in reprisal. In Miami Snlelde Bush n raid, authoritative qnar— - ■ to n feared, might rooalt In Uw MIAMI SHOREit. Sept, t,—GT>, nmptate upoat of tha pvopoaod ta—From an onigamUs fnrawoll taraattannl commltta* to mguh t a note, anUmritioo sought to Warn roatrallty, hscaaao it weald ontoday why Mrs. Harriett Brock-, daagor tha live* of British and man, 4*. fired throe hottete Into other Oatlaails. Jack Sinclair’s hack and aaa totoi Rapa waa agpiemad that Fart. Ms head, billed bararlf wtMk a ugal-wklch has withhold aocon- MOTOR CO .sie’i.V - - 1IIiartoM'j i; I �- "*■•> - *♦ i i •: ■ ._ • • .. . ; ______________ — . - • * - ■ - ■*---------- ---- •* - * - ' - ■ — .* • ’ i, < ----- - 1- <1 4 ' - - l m s y m ,"-m-*• **m w•.'-% m*■' *#• *"$* 1t/ - w W '•■ A H ■»VTN.i»W^>^T:*p»C VZn*-.-+Qm O* S ? W wK R a V ; ;‘ .'V IT , g g r y m a a i n THE 8ANF0KD M«|ALD. gANFOUP, FLOMPA m >Joseph Mefoch, Jr„ la John Dighton Hoot Honored .On Birthday At Dinner P a r t y ! Soc&r/ i4m/ Personal Joseph A. Mtisch. J r„ who cal- MAMAirr n rru a , ***? wot* Mr. And Mrs. O h m Give Buffet Sapper ^Social Calendar WEDNESDAY. f Annual business meeting of the f l n t Baptist Church will be held a t 1:00 P. M. at tho church. THUBSDAY The Alathean Class of the First Baptist Church will have its reg. alar hualneai and social mooting a t ■:«) P. M. at the homo of Mm. i . W. Kay. 2472 Palmetto AcoAn important board meet log of the First Christian Church will be held at It:00 p. M. at the church. All members of the church are incited. The Ijjrmsn School P.-T. A. will meet at 7:00 P. M. at tba Lyman School near Longwaod. The T. K. L. Class of tbo First Baptist Church will hare a busi­ ness meeting at 3:00 P. M. at the at the church annet. A sewing meeting of the Con­ gregational Friendship League will take place at 3:00 P. M. at the home of Mr*. Elitabeth Jewett, West Eighteenth Street. The Fidelia Claa of the First Baptist Church will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mr*. D. K. McNab, Paula, with Mr*. TfrNah and Mrs. Julian Vnrn jx hostesses. The wedding of Miss Katherine flymes to Rohert F. Greenlee will take place at fl:(W P, M. at (he home of Mr. and Mrs, Roy F. flymen, Loch Arbor. FRIDAY The Junior Department of the First Presbyterian Church will hate a picnic at San Lando Springs. Members will meet at 2t30 P. M. at the church. Regular mreting of Semlnoh Heheluh Ludge will take place at StflO P. M. at the Odd Fellows Rail. The president of ^he as­ sembly will be In attendance. The Junior Department of the Methodi d Sunday School will have a picnic a t flan Lando Sprlngi, Members will meet at 3:00 P. M. a t the ehurrh nnnext. The Workers’ Council of the First Baptist Church will m-et ----" k r m l l ’V. M. aF7T*- ;KuVVh. The diarc.* r.f the First Bnptlat Church will meet a t HOO P. M. at the chnrrh. MONDAY Monthly business and program meeting of the Woman’s Mission­ ary 8ocWly UT the’T ir rt MltMfl1st Church will take placa a t 3:30 J jf . M. at the ehurth. Mr. and Mrs. Fraak V . Chase gave an informal buffet supper Tuesday evening at their home la Wind*m*re m honor of Mia* Kath­ erine flymes and R a b a t Fargo Greenlee of Chicago wboee mar­ riage will taka place Thursday -aftemocn at 1:00 o’clock at the Rome of Misa flymes’ parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Roy F, flymen, Loch Ar­ bor. Supper was served from the dia­ log room table which was centered with a large bowl of yellow gar­ den flowers. Other table* for the guest* were placed on the laiyr* verandah. The honor g u rita were presented with a novelty salad fork and spoon. Those present were: Miss Katherlne flymen imd Robert Fargo Greenlee, honor gaeata, Mrs. Gordon Cherry of Tampa. Mis. CarmiU Barber, Ml«s Margaret Pe­ ters, Stanley i Vernay, Thomas Adams of Chicago. Maxwell Slewart, and Mr. and Mrs. Chase. Baileys Celebrate Their Anniversary Mr. ami Mrs. Fred llalTey, resi­ dents of Ijshe Mary for mnny year*, celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Friday, Sept. 4, when they were entertained with nn informal party given hy a group nf Lake Mary friends, A feature nf the evening was a greeting rard shower from friends nil ever the enunlry. Mr. and Mrs. Halley were marTied In Elllcotlville. N. Y , Sept. 4, 1870. the year of the Centen­ nial Eahlhitlnn In Philadelphia. In Davis-William In Mystery Film At Ritz Today ool Days! Jl’hn Dighton enteiUined with 148 ebrated his third birthday annl- “ .dinner party Saturday evening I Ip'etionah M k « 'M a rjo rie Boniske Uft (*(*B j H r Tu'cal<»o*a, .\|a., to <*mrn her atudics at the In ivaraRyaf Afahsma. ^^4t*a Martha Fox underwent an a p m tlM this morning at St. Vla***** Hospital in Jackjontil.r. Dull* Bridgman left today f t f Orlamji* when* *kv will m t?r nurae’s training at Dr. lic itt llo«. pitsl. Mrs. fi, M. Macllnnough of Jacksonville arrived t.slay to visit Mrs. J. U Ingley, South Sanford Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Iiwlinet hJ 'e 41 their g u c ti i r a c w days, Mrs. J. |. SL ..ait an.: son. frank. Mr*. E. C. Kch. ... lh>u;;trsx Echols, Roy Kcllul . Echols left ycit.ru.", f„, |>j„ i;. aril, Ala. U» *|“ Hil e v. (r. rersury this week, wa* honor ** hl’ •'(' ra>‘ on West Twentieth gtiv«t at a birthday party g j^ n j Street in honor of Miss Margaret Tuesday afternoon hy hi* mother. M*ctkmju*h of Jacksonville and Mrs. Joseph A. Mrl.ch. at their I Wn lsce of Chester. S. (’, home on Magno'i* Avenue. | * h" ar*’ Bue»ts in Sanford. Ihnncr Games and contests were eiy wa* ,t' r ’,e'1 ,ro ™ * l°nF table ovJoyod and prizes were awarded Jo with a l.iee cloth and ren* Endsley Mcisch and Bobo D *anl,*r*J wl,h a hou,lu«l ° f guden who won h r a marble hunt. Y B ai00*'** in P**1*1 shade*, h stess wa* assisted with the gamaa I Dancing was enjoyed after dinly Mr*. John Mtlseh. Mr*. Jeha ‘ !* r- Th"!* pr*»*nt were; the Melseh. J r , Mrs. Wynn W. Fa*- * tar * * “ ■ » » XacDonough of ter. and Mr*. John I , Galloway. I JarkaanvflW, Caroline nil!. MarBalloon* and m lnlatun ships f f . KAhleen Lanry. w w prtMtntH to the roest* la * * r" n «nd D. U Prr(he dining room where the la h k ""*■ J r -_ * “•** • Wallace if wa* overlaid with a novelty d oth S’ * " nichmn! Dea*. Jenls-Mrlng a nautical design. Tha ntnB" ,,u rt *tul sn e 'l. Robert b i r t h , c a k e ariw topped^w ltha •* ■>"«"« Henminiature boat bearing threw light- ** D ysm bandJohn Dighton. ,t**Jlw ’ A. ffllfT ,*c1h" " * *f ***! Mr. and Mrs. "lrwin' Fleischer *v*.W°e » s a sod young son havr gone to DayTTmae invited were: Joseph A. tuna Beach to spend several weeks. Mel«ch, J r , honor guest. Mary Martha Melseh, End*'ey Melseh. | Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fleischer and Meara Fatter, Lillian and Dig! daughter, rhylll*. are living ternBoyle, Mary Ann Galloway, Dot- porarily In the I Irwin Fleischer He Attn and Jane Whltner, Olyve home on West Tenth Street. Aim and Ada Adam*. Jane Chap- ' ,“ 7T* , ~ . man. Mary Zachary. PhytH* <. M,»'• J Wrln.lein of St. PeterrFleischer. Bobo Dean. Thomas ! b“ fir >• visiting her son and .laugh. *peer, Billy May. Bobbie Ast. an d . Jer-ln-Uw. Mr. and Mm. George T. I, Harris. Iff. Weinstein, South Sanford Ave' __1 ___1_______ jnue. Shinhober Home b Scene Of Meeting Friends i f A. 11. Z. ;r r w ! " :< . g rit to learn that tic n iir:.... . . Mr*. J. B. Crawford presided be III a t Waycros* lb ■id o'u-,o uvrr the regubr meeting of Cir­ he ha* b«en r r c c i v i r t,v..Intent Utile ilnvis and Warren Wil­ cle Number Throe nf the First, liam com- t«> the Hit* Tliriit»r for the past two m»ni . Methodist Church held Tuesday today in I heir new co-starring afternoon at the homo of Mr*. | Mr. gnd Mrs. Fra-.l Warner Bros, production, “Satan , S. it. Shlnholser. llak Avenue. i Met a Lady." Warren William ley h ate arrived fir ; Mr-. II. W. Turner led the de­ play- uppi site Ml*.s Davis, while land. Md., to make ti.. ir I others In the ra*t include Alison Sanford. They ate tec 'in,t . ii votional and Mrs. J. 1*. Hall taught a chapter from the hook, Skipworth, I’orter Hull, Arthur Ball Apartments on We t i "The Stewardship Lifo.’’ teepth Street. Treacher. Marie Wilson, Winifred 1 Kofreshmcnt.* were served into Shaw and Olin Howland. The picture Is bated on a novel Mrs A. C. HcHeyno.d.s l.ri In the ufit rnoon by the h'»*t*»*, hv the famous writer of fiction, relumed from Chattaitooi.i and 1UMi" ted by Mrs. Lucille .VlbritPashlcll Hammett, which l* one Maryville, Tenn., where alio rpur. ton. Thus,, present wee?: Me*. nt the best the author has turned several Weeks. Mr. Mcltcyn dd«. | J B. Crawford. Mr*. C. M. Flow-• out. It is written in his u«ual who spent last week there with 'c rs . Mr*. It. W. Turner. Mr*. J . ! I'. Hull. Mrs. Georgia Hart. Mr*. style, with mystery und thrills her, has also returned homo. J. C. Vaughn. Mrs. C. F. Hranan. rombined with sophisticated hu­ mor, love ami intrigue. Mrs. Mattie IUU. who *p*nl Mr*. J. E. I’roslon. Mrs. lauilH* The story Is woven about thu a month’s vacation at Clear­ Albritton. Mr* W. M. Carter, search hy a bund of crooks for water, has arrived m spend n ami Mrs. W. I , Clark.n legendary Ivory trumpet, sup­ frw day* here before returning I Mi** I d a May Jennings nf posed to contain n fabulous for­ In Clearwater for the season. Jacksonville i* expected to artune in Jewels. Murder follows .LktMb- iv,vnrrnw to spend n •hz.'i on murder as the rrook* double cross riicfi Tit her In their battle turned homo ufl^r _ altejullng ' time lu re with Mi** Marguenie Jo cheat racli other out of the -n iw si ” reboot M- :i„ " I ’ui— > forunv. »lty of Misxieo in Mexico City Bette Ihivl* again plays Ole She visitisl relatives in Mary i Miss Joan Rols'rts returned yes­ part of a "bail girl." in this In­ viUe. Ti nn, m th** ctmdiuiori of terday from White Springs where (he spent two wrek* with hrr aunt, stance using her lovers to help the summer course. Mr*. ||. V. Carver. her In ohtaining the jewels, ami polishing Ihsun off in one wity nr another when they erase to he of further use to her. William, also, is an unscrupulous charac­ ter. 180‘J they moved to Dtisvl'.le, N, Y , where Mr. Bailey was engaged in business fnr a numlTr of years, They have licen living on an ornngp grove n few mile* west of liiko Mary since I'.KTJ. Mrs. Bailey was horn Vov. 3, IftS.i and is HI y-ars old white her husband, who wa* born June 4, IRT.I, is K year* old. They have nn children. » W u [ - ARE HERE *I Now is the time to get out those Heavy Clothes and] Let (7 5 - Reclaim then Our Dry Cleaning Wi l l Make Them Look Fresh And New! Just Phone Well Call For And Deliver AS M l JU I COLA AT m Yellow Tr uck T W I C E AS G O O D f i>1 * Phurte l(i."> Ne-Hi Bottling Co. *» s mild ripe tobacco John Dii'hlnn and Sam Dlcthton left (he first of the we*-k for T usulorsa, Ala. to enter th* Sophomore Class at the Univer­ sity of Alabama. . . . nobody ever made a Thursday To-Night « n p iM flood cigarette without it B i M i l d . . .Chesterfield tobuccn is mild . , . nm strong, not harsh, nut hitler . . . hut pleasing In the taste. BETTE DAVIS WARREN W H l iAW P i p e . . . ( Ihesteriield tobacco is ripe . . . ripe like a hij» juicy apple liuntfintf on the tree. . . full of good llavor. You Asked For It Back. So Here T i s ---------------- The mild ripe 'Turkish tobacco used for Chester­ field Cigarettes adds u pleasing aroma and taste. im h wSj.ySStt *c.no« |V k . t lo o n 1 I HAD A Y ' M il d R ip f . T obacco .. that's what makes Chesterfields m ilder and better tasting ■M l.IGGHTT A MYRRH lo itA C C O C O . 0 IM. IW M naltra.T ouuiC a. i 4 �v .'r v r ii'T J T COACH C o I U g i a n t Boast First Win Over Pros At Dallas CeateaiUal LEAN Fiac Siih b 1«| la Praipact Far S tiiio m A n Started CalcgtGrUfcn W Comeback h Namganwtt Hard ttVllXK, Sept. t.— UF)_ «*«* Houthwcst featured the midwet* writers a n M so *— p* thriller played in 30-degrt-e ia U ah m lty of PTortdo >» »**.*> ; T w w Owtowlnl Eafoftonn from IKN bot P ^ * 0* " Co*** Moo of a wleaiaw i h m 1 ®°* I* l°°k a blocked tool hick m i a rt riantc. , off tko too of Jack Hander*, who ■Coacb Josh Codr. tolled W * l1" * *■* tkr“ of hla IojI * alUhamaJ eoartilng r* ., ** fmta *5? Had la thow tooolu o u t 1 Tko All-Star. acorod fine, in tko Mo tko graaad no. i *klrd qeartcr. Rangy Jim I m Mow . trailI gj a now nntom of ***** Ualvoralty of Arkansas aa ianptrtenrod squad • tWrt** hrtatwptad a dangerous to m aM ton of tha laai ™* *oM P«“ Gene Romani, Bruin bkb loot bmio m m than *t *^M*< loaaod on hla awn 23-yard m o h m la history, wtro *!rtP* fru™ f imdaatlon. t*** B * l SIMPSON WI LL HEAD CHAMBER FOR 2nd TERM oponcr wllb Devtdaaa Hart. I t and iko lara i l i hr Colgate’s Red Raldtra a weak Mar. "Oar aqoad la aamU, msasMrtag only 41 I weald aay that prospects are Joot aboot overage." Tko aoron regalera loot through graduation worn thrro ball carrion, MMBag tko d r ­ ool caller, and tko entire left aldo of the lino with tko renter welcome co-op*retkin fru n nil pernona approached far nld. Fur­ ther, ho eald, all member* would bo railed upon thl* year end oekrd to fire tome of their scrv* Iceo to the Chamber. After coneldorahlo discussion, the Board of Director* Ia*t night SPORT CHATS i the K° forth to bottle for the honor n at of their achool, there la tomeI The BL Johns River will he the thlnr that touches evrn the ndn n* Jonger will use tho principal point In the advertlsnl« calmer,t cf person*, somcthlnr w a s sysUm which pro-ling, ' rT that stirs the souls of the must few victories during the past Ths vuluntrered services of PMn. Installing n Harry M. Papwurlh were acceptyears, Cody w oy Is |* installing i the ll,!r*B* human. n ef hla own, calling for short | rd to nttrnd every meeting of the | Isckloexplalnablo Is that certain formations and the use of fltate Rond Department until those somcthlnr that football game* ■ rti. | gome final action haa heen taken class | do to a peraon. vseept perhaps 1 f**!?jn npj»ar faille well In refpn-mc to liptirovlng road rhcrv| th at th e y -a lts-o n v n f c e f in f u r ! II between Hanford anti Titus­ ..J"'11 -paUad inu, vduek. WthiagM ■»’> ' j ville. ~ *—— , ,n* can do so thoroughly, Waller Coleman, president of haWy »ill got the rail at renaulrv There •» certain to bo a tlash I Tkfoo seniors—Captain Julian ths Hanford Klwanls Club, invit­ r , i “* spirit* when youth at It’s best ed the Boa nl and nil others In­ M m . Charlie Root and C ard,to * meets In divided sides, rachj Mngkss form the nucleus nf the terested to attend a Klwanls . struggling for the same goal and B*»rd m llngent. S. f . fon. a meeting Kept. 15 at the Mayfair fstable by Bin Bhakespeare, ^ MRinr, and Harry Klrklller, lunlor H old where Hen. Scott M. Lofs to u t!***** m*|llrei| * 1,l‘ *hr same will former Notm D u n star, on the ,k>' . ,. | to win. Not as many people beprobably will see considerable sc* tln la to bo principal speaker. AB-Btan’ tP. Tony Boraosky, o c '« ’1 A report from the treasurer itand-1 •*» cullrwu football players Um at tha tackle posts. Fordknmlto la the OlanU’ back- L , lapkamorea must mme through showed a rash balance on hand i fill' “n*y f"r money or scholarfWld, hit Uw gaol post with u ' l*J,/1 ships, hstessly dolor their pull In good ■hapo If Florida shows any Sept. I of $2,03IJM>. try far placement goal from tho, .» with no Inspired courage, but B. F. Haines, chairman of the particular strength on the flanks. BRUIT, Ran.. Sept. t.- « P » - ■ - R a lm y tc n than got off a| t* e a '* hr' r play for the honor of their Floyd Christian, a senior, Is the Election Board, re|airted certi­ school ami fur tho love of the I’leased with his victory In Ik* p n a t. that raOed to the QUnts’j J fication of votes rast Sept. 1. ■mat likely slitte r at one end. read the recent primary, John F. Tko, n If, carertag ever TO yard*. Mill-1! " The line likely will average about Secretary Bagwell randldate for county clerk, pur- Mg Wok* through to block SsI N pounds to the man, hut tho names of 23 nrw direr1tors takis In So, whrn uninformed foot­ rausky'a punt, the hall rebound- f* hie bile Id will be lighter. ball-prejudiced person* attempt much tu u'aho you beiteve that these class boys go out on the gridiron and imlnc t ‘, k *helr livis ami souls merely hark field may ke a surprise. These i but f°r the money Involved, with no Mind* Duke Warren, Harold pound fccllna of patriotism and honor, f Rose*, Rugs Hendricks, Kenneth i nre then do as we would do and say WUlhi, Rob Ivey and Waller May•a We would say, "that’s what HAVE YOUR WATCH repalred W IU . TRADE radlw for used by ono who molly knows' kaw' Piano. Randall Electric Co. you think,” thin go home boast­ ' lorry. Paul Brock and Mnnn Mill- known os the "dean of F r e n c h ! --------------- ---- _ .. — ■" ' — —7---------I. Mao. MW to the scpiad, have poten- hymbollsts," died of n heart at- The people of Iran, formerly ing that football Is still the Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Ac*. tack Friday. Persia, call themselves Irani. greatest game of ’em all. | tMIties. PERSONAL! MEN (1KT Vigor At Oncal New Alabama hunters nre not allowed Ostres Tonic Tablet* contain to shoot birds nr animals from raw oyster in vigors tors and ether aay craft propelled by or attached stimulants. On* dose peps up or­ (a m atarcraft gans, glands. If not delighted, ( WMB far light houtomaker refund* few cent* paid. Ml Lancet Av«. Call, write. MeReynolds* Drug Co. had litUa chance to show, publication used by yachtsmen, C u,™*•..■ C laaiified A dvrtium anta BfsACK-DRAUOHT Par Fteoa Hvslem Helpo To Prrveot Hkhnesa FREE! STOMACH ACID, QAB PAINS. INDIGESTION relieved quick. Get Frew sample doctag’s prescription, Udg*. a t MeReynolds' and laney’s Drug Stores. Ono of the advantages nf Dock-Draught I* that. If It it taken nt the first disagrrrablifooling of constipation, one or] two doses usually bring relief. Prompt relief, such as that. Is well worth while. Constipation Is too dang*rout to bo negleetrd. **A clean system for health” plan has saved thousands nr peeple much usrlcss sickness. They hasp n package of BlackDraught In th* family medkln* cabinet ami take this purely veg­ etable laxative at th# first sign of MMlIpaMon. They soy the ndl#f It brings Is mighty banl fumlaksJ aport- FUBNIBHRD 4-ROOM HOU8E. Dsairnhle. AM Apt. Cor. E. tad * UcesL U n m . FRONTAGR ON Blake Highway Na. t, Orlaad* Road, |M ,00 par aare. flawing wall hammock, D M k par ana. Pfcoa* 3223. Oa*retreat Load Cm, Ortsmb, COLORED WOMAN ta bast. Ptad out, by trying It** why as many people prefer BlackDraaght when It comaa to buyfag a laxailve.—aihr. l o r id a Mo t o r Ii MAR1R HARDUK. «d ared wonta work. BIT Ol HA K D I C m m v M V ) C W J l u Q V O K M M b t o r b M Complete Mae L W s Rm BocvM la Rm I ooR l i t Park Avs, Plw m tM I girt LUCILLE C O N L lt, • d a c a d ^ r t, wants Jok aa coak. MB K. lath. EXPERIENCED eoMod w a M wants Jak aa cask. Ckarlatta Cary. IBM R. Ttk R t �m z-T f W # # $ W - - *(.-•• •'+¥ .'-T ^ ? )(k !V ? -* W < ; m H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 10, German Labor Corps Pledges Nazi Loyalty N U M B E R 27S E n ta b tf c M f a 19W RADIOPHOTO SHOWS WAR-WRECKED IRUN BURNING 43,000 M n ‘ArnetT With ttpades WiU ‘Follow Wherever* Chancellor L o a d s rtH S a p p o r t i n u u f As P rop Rest Of New Deal Gets M a j o r i t i e s 1m Rebels Turn Down Offer For 15-Day A rm istice Period D e p u t y E s lrid g c E x e c u te s H u n d re d Diplomat Envisages Op p o r t u n i t y For Change In Spanish Code Of^ Statutee Potential K i l l e r s NURNBURG, Grrimarf, Sept. Chief County Ih-puty O. R, 10 — (4*) — Armed with shiny Kstridgc al Delated today at spades, 41,000 members of Nazi the mas* execution of a hun­ Germany's Leber Corps today dred embryonic killers—tiny pleaded lasting - allegiance to black widow spiders incubated Adolf liltler as "happy, healthy, In the sheriffs office. self-confident soldiers cf work." The potential nmrlcrvrs were Smiling, liltler pleased with the ot offsprings of a captive black Nail convention's recepitea of his widow which hid consumed half anti-UoUhevlst crusade, heard a dnxen grasshopper* during the work treops promise to "fol­ her period of 1'inrrrration low'’ -you wherever you tend.'* ATLANTA, S«pt 10— Hr T*e I * within a glass jar. Hiller last night In a speech (AP)—Tba senatorial hope* Sixinlah lU-ltida were reDeputy Uhl ridge lighted n pa­ before 800,000 nails assailed bol­ i f Govtmor Eugene Talper torch nml Ihnut it Into th<» ’iMirtnl tmlny to have turned shevism, democracy and Jews. down n ))n>po*al for a 11V* N w r D eal c ritic , w ere transparent prlmn whrre tha Her fuehrer's personal address tiny Rcnerul urmiatice in tlw to d a y u n d e r a n a v a lathy spiders, hxrd y Inrger thsn to the frurth annual n ail party civil war. o f b a llo ts In d o rsin g n plnhend, spnm|iered over Ihe convention followed a proclama­ Tlu* iin>|«>sal, credited to ( r o - R oosevelt R ic h a rd B. tion in which he defined the nearly invisible skeins of a wrb F "tlliilunmt of great influ* nails’ next Immediate goal at spun by their mother. Ruaasll, J r , f o r re-election, ence, t'livisngt-d n change in rvpossess Ion of her colonlea and This exclusive radiophoto showa the Spanish city of Irun in flames jus; after its capture by The mother fought raurnge- the riitlicnl ivjinlnh coniUtui R ussel], th e te n th so u th rebuilding of her economic strucrebel troops. Loyalists, who held the strategic town fur more than u week, retreated lieforv the ously against the overwhelming tlon to make it nu.ro ics m D em ocratic s e n a to r to be. rs-aowilnatcd thla yvar, mad* smoke nml deathly hent. But her lure. joverwhelming Insurgents, leaving It In ruins. Note ihe flames raging from one rnd of the c|ty to reptshle to the Rightist element* teymlty to the President the keyAsserting “the reck of founds- the uther> (Associated Press Phot*) final lot was to drop exhaust­ ri veiling against the Boclallat U«n of th# fttmte U an author!* of Ida successful flfh t for ed. and near the death she had government. Urlan wllt,M Hitler raid: aix-ysrr t e r m In | taleradministered to her Insert vic­ Madrid's accrptanra nf thn Elinor Cate, competing as "Unlimited Individual liberty Urt* party primary. tims, to tho h llom of Ihe Jar armistice was said tu have been TIN rtd-suipcndercd govtrnur, “ Miss Fort Myers," won the title lends to anarchy. ns her brood perished with her. counted upon. Fascist Rebel Ms ffsbomatorial "heir apparent" of "M ist Florida in a state-wide. ma|| , tales have experienced leaders totally rejected" tho beauty contest held at D ay to n * ,,^ Hewtructlvw effects of demoesad Us alato of half dotrn plan preferring tu fight on for Beach and will represent Florida ■tati bou n officers, wer# iw tpt L ' *' racy, inntplcte control nf the nation. "tlalshvlsm seeks to destroy sa t hy popular majorities run- at the Great lakes exposition An unofficial armistice how­ contest In Cleveland, Ohio. (As­ culture as we see In Spain whete atsa up to two to one. ever, [revailed before the ho80 percent of Ihe leading person Howell maintained a record sociated Press Photo) sieged city nf Ban Sebastian. all tics are Jews.’’ of so defeats in a political ca­ The Rebels, who took neat by In his 12,000-word proclama rte r which sent him from guvhurt ami can rapture Ban Betlon. rend to the 800,000 nails crmonhlp to the U. B. Senate. lustlan If they wish to press Hx.-vut how fur the sciiurr of earlier in the day by Adolf Wag _ ■| t wsa the first political setIn ptepnintion for the opening I t ■■ „ I’er-onal pioperty on which taxei matters, are reported tu h*** ner, Ilavarlan nail leader. Hitler baek for Talmadge who has Oh N’tiv. I uf Hu* Hanford S tair I U n U l n R 1 F O g r a m . nio unpaid w il be turned over t.i turned their attrntlnn tu a rawset forth hi* goal of .egalnlng! fought Roosevelt for two years. aimer’* Wholi ,4j|r Market for -------Sheriff McClelland on Sept. Ill, certeil drive oil tlu- raplt*!, Ma­ Germany’s lost colonies. R. D. Rivers, speaker of the FfRBon, Man.nrer J. ($. A ieduction of eight mills In the|Jno. D. Jinkins. Seminole Countv drid. _____ In this fg*blr,n Hitler raid.1m , , i the . Sou*" and n former Tnljjijt'oa'.e'.-imvt**+*£££ niailiYj Svminole I'lndlty dak levy llir, .'.'ff.'.ix colleetnr, riifi'fTTdiiyT I X t^fF S sJs lornially aio'uutauU' would Germany's financial Jom i O I O S S ^ S f f A U t O S t o ul, operator* rniucitinir that effected for the fiscal year of I93it- j Mr. .linkiua said Ihe pspers (ui | fbs.i 'plane was not lh-i *lry tjho hroke with the g o v ' Jtt. hiiken ami.. liis. le y W f d .U V ’I:, ■ w o e over the qu r ’.lon o r—hw Inch......... mtempted -.o-W .il: j tliiy 'II ihKO ' ..ntvnit'n a f unit* for ir; K. f.-*Ti“ i»not1rep;-if?lVu.ey rxeeifflon m e now bfiiljf inuwii ti’i 1 kets would revivify her Interna New IhaJ, won the gtibemetorial dcs’ioyrr Xa tlo rtd a motorist* paid |22Jt'!l,-'spiue rental, since other npplie.i for the County Commission, sold i.inl prepared for oervico on nil American tlunal trade building up “our (aw MwiniUon over Chart-* l>. Red* ^punish waters recently. Tho 000 to the state in IDXi for tho Uurt« are pouring In rapidly i«ltpersons whose |>er.onul taxe* show t ilny nn analytical statement uf material forces." Ms, HcnsU president and a idrid government also dl C.l prlvilegs uf upcrallng an auto.*tag fur reservations, the budget adopted Tuesday delinquencies, TSMsdgo (M ae, a a i _ . Juthr mobil*, according to statistics *a-1 Many changes hive hetm mail,* He puIntiNl nut that three mills A Slalu law provides that per­ was a government plane. Ma n tow r i r t aon. soother antiIt Wi.Atlngte^ Mb* S tile leased today by the Florida IV- 1„ the mark.- t's space rental plans were slashed from the general sonal preperty nit which Iheir are ^telatad g sK s, troll-urn Industries Ce-nmlltee tu since Inst season, and instead ol county fund: three were lopped unpaid nssossinent* may la- seised pnrlmrnt n .noiiitccd four Al Twenty Seminole County prtsM Talmadgo and Rodwlno admitted 1( k»wll««ir4 mm (MR# 4*v#| Jacksonville, j ;u>( single stalls being tinted, 01 from the state levy; nml two more arid sold to satisfy tax elaltrts. I defeat today, the former eongrji- ulicnt, sentenced to the Florida fe I from lhi> school assessment. The County rnIVctor pointed out Auto owners also contributed 11,double Mills will lie .eased tu upState IVnllentlary for terms •tetla* Russell end the latter 971,000 to the federal government erators. ranging from onu year to life, Two of the three milts taken that tin- majority nf Fernlnulo •ending best wishes to Hirers. Btlll Incomplete and unofficial will apjdy to the State I’anion A "i*>und party," sponsored by In the form of taxes, the data tv-1 Same rental charges as have from the County fund were snipped County citixen* are n-t delinquent been in effect all the h im will be from the bond Interest nml sink­ In imesonal tuxes. figures gave Russell 188,111 popu­ Board next week for releases, the local branch of the Salvation ' ’•'•l*reported Army, will he held on Sept. IS for Further, the Committee points a.ked, with rental using made ing fond, the attorney asserleil. lar votes and 344 unit votes; Tai­ the Associated Press ls edge 88,203 papular vote* and today from Tallahasste. two residents of Lake Mary, Mr. out, in this state each autoinoldla either on a monthly, eight-month lie emphasised this accomplish­ Following are the prisoners, ment in the face of Ihe establish­ M unit votes; Rivera Ut.lMO pop aami Mrs. Burns, officer* of tho was taxed for the average of $78.* or twelve-month basis. County Road I'utrnlman Marlon the- charge on which ea- h was 1 b while the national average Th„ „ .,.rill„ „ l(wtrln|l ment of n $31,880 sum to pay on tsr votes and 388 unit votes; Redunit said today. finrd-m today warned inotorlaU of convicted, and tho number of „„ „ m mhl). lu i(> m „r . ntrnct with the R. I". Crummrr Wise 70,333 popular votes and 41 Persons who wish to participate reached only »lfi.2«. M erida', m> Ihe rnforrrnu-nt of the state law lir r iu .rVl,| ,„ f Company for bond refunding. omit votes; Fortran SI,OSS popu- years to which each was sen­ in the event may leave one pound orixed transportation ..nit, paid ,!ur fur requiring that all aulnmohllea tenced and the year when sen­ the Mghest tax In the nation, t h i |th e m . ,).ou d pay their rental Mr. II in-hubler ret fmlh that Mr and 10 unit votes. of food anytime during tho day Walter 8. Coleman, president of come to a dead atop while echo'll tence began: statistics show. chaiges for Ihe firs! month, widen the 13.1.110)1 placed in Ihe budge t the Sanford Kiwunls Club, today In Georgia unit votes, based on of the lflth at tho Burns home, on 1— Thunua Oglesby, first de­ In gasoline txx- alone. Florida will le November, at once. under “ l.gnl services and (other) tnuilrl Invitations to local civic, hoses are loading or unloading pa i* twite the number of repressnta- gree murder, life, lu ll. they msy deposit tho gift at the eengera. funding of bonds," will he split governmental Army hend'iuartcri a t 218 East|paid tho federal government more (in the other hand, operators do Uvee ench county has In the stite nnd professiunid 2— Horace Rowland. second The officer asserted that every | lhnn two • ntl •‘"''-half millions, i r siring to h ast mi either a ten- ns follows: f 31,000 ns payment tu Imdies asking th it tlielr wem’ivra legislature, count officially. The degree murder. 110 years, 1939. Second Streft, effort will he made this yrar to 1’ionmmr firm for Ihe ncliinl reArmy leaders sxld Mr. Burm “'t nv*roge of 17.211 per vehicle. | month or twelve-month | bnri<, candidate with the largest popular attend the Kiwnnia meeting punidi rsreli-as persona who vk>3 — Lee Dukes, tobbery, 23 has U rn confinr.l to his bed fori a u t * **»uliu- taxe* amounted to .houhi remit one hall the amount fending of horn!*; Ihe sri-nud di- Wednesday when Sen. Scott M. I lie the statute passed hy the Leg­ vote In each county gets all of the years, 1930. or on average of (Mi.- charged upon nppllcaliun tor vidon will use the remaining 12,- I (ift in will In- principal -penker. roonly’s unit votes. I —Ed McCullough, second de­ some time, and that Mra. H um 117^88,000, islature f ir the protection of DJ per vehicle, according to tin ( na(t>> -"I'll fur legal service Itnt connectIs a cripple. The Senator, who Is pml t>resi. school children. gree murder, 2(1 years, 1931, Committee rrporl. | j( r, Michael *lal.-s in the no• d with Ihe refund. While the Army Is appealing dent nf the American Bar Asso­ r>—John Garvin, srtond degree Deputy Gordon said that nil "There are no expenses to the ciation. comes here nil Constitution school Inis drivers will la- request­ ~ lives that since the Farmer’." Mar­ fur food. It also announced tint murder, 20 years, 1934. ket is o|»erntrd entirely on a County for lKind refunding under Week, Mr. Coleman pointed out. it—Jefferson l-nflon, armed thithing for (ho couple will be ac­ ed to observe the license numlaif * '^*"**m *^7~ "* " I ouw-pi-.iUi tn-l*. only enough rive. lh>- runtract with Cnimniur," the ceptable. Among the groups invited In nt- oil niitomnhiles whose drivers illsrobbery, 10 years, 1930. attorney declared. “The agreement j r f f T l y , | i c | — I f f J j nne Is wnnted to pay o|ieralinK ex lend the rluh session are Lions, 7— Isaiah Urn-, armul robbery, icgaril the deiid-stnp law. These I penves, plus a sinill amount inch to refund slipiilati-i that (’rummer Rotary, County liar Association, violators will bo reported, Mr. (Jor­ 10 years, I9IIO. S s i l l I i ^ ^ R ^ W i . I season for il’,prrciation on the -hall ( 11 clrfrny nil w a-nse* InciChamber of Coimnerre, Junior don -aid. 8— William Deloach, assault to i _ building and obsolescence of same. dental to assembling binds In he Chamber of Commerce, and the I'rrsons who pnss a loading or A net natural gala of 14 in rob, seven years, 1932. To ilate, Ihe manager continue", refnnd d, (2) pay costs of print- City nnd County Commissions. 0—Floyd llraler, larceny of a population In the Sanford vi­ unbinding school bus may bo n»market official h u e hern able t j (up tlo- refunded linnda, (3) pay All persons who plan to nttendj sessrd it sunt, Including fine and cinity for August waa reports I cow, five years, 19115. put aside eliouifh la cover a fair i-o*t* nf representing Ihe County should nnke reservations with T, r. sts, up In approximately $20, the 10— Charles llrrk, shooting In­ Horace E. Loomis of Miami to­ today b / Howard Haaklna, vi­ percentage o f depreciation und on- hi legal proeceilings to validate E. Simpson lief, re Tuesday, Mr. officer pointed out. tal statistician for Sanford, Lake to dwelling, three years, 1930. day was named a member of the Tho weather: generally fair to­ ’ nnds oc any other lltigstlon exe Ciih'iiutii said. 11— V. E. Douglass, embrxile-Executive Boerd of tho Nations! night and Friday. Extreme North­ nolesscenrr. Monroe, Lake Mary and Pauls. Council of Roosevelt Electors, acpense arii-lng from the refund, nnd ^ ^ O n e of the remarkable fea- ment, three years, t'J30. west Flurida; paitly cloudy tonight any other rush" 12—Robert Whitaker, breaking raiding to press dispatches orig­ and Friday, S n a of the month's compilation C i t y Conimisniom'rH t Mr, lloushrder emphaslaed tlwt ef figures was the absrnce of and cntirlnr, three years, 1938. inating in New York. k the f t 1,000 will Ihi pvid the refund­ To Ahmcmhit* Friday 13— James May, assault to Tho Floridian, who will direct death among while males. Mrs. B. E. Takuch yesterday el>oprralirnx of 20 divisional direc­ murder, three years, 1934. ing c nipniiy only on condition that • Twenty-nine births wet* reFor Itudjji't Confab it exchanges 73 percent of outtors, wax appointed by Jamei A. taineil a building permit to re.... . 14— General II. Turner, lar­ corded over the 30-day period. a building faring Park Avenue. Work sheets, filed to pnrtielpata landing nunda. Of that number 17 were white, ceny nf a cow, two ami one-half Farley, chairman of Ihe Natloml Estimated cost uf operation- is The City Cnmrniiuiii>n is slated I f a rtteerS •* » « « » ( M l ) IVmocratic Committee. "If Crummer Company does not to RSM-iiihh- tomorrow night for in Ihe federal soil conservation Mure than iin Elks ansi llo a tec lading 13 boys and five girls. Mr. I^tomis has Wen a t the N-i- 8*3. friends will attend a chicken bui succeed in iln undertaking, the pro­ it. first major discussion of a 1 - program, are etill being accepted Am ag the negroes, there were hy County Farm Agent C. R. Daw­ tionsl Committee headquarters in beeue supper at San I.undo Sprin < gram will not cost the County any­ 37 budget, I t births, or eight girls and four Hi mer Little and W. J I’. !l Monday afts-rnosin and night, a> thing," ihe attorney «aid. son, It was announced today. the tliltmnre Hotel In New York bays. Whi e n« definite allorntions lire since May. Earlier in the summer landed more than 80 pounds o f cording to Fred F. Darner, ex­ "If the program is successful, ex|M'cted to l.e made, it is prob­ Since some clerical work remains Fourteen deaths were recorded he served on tW board of thr bass this morning from Lake alted rulrr of the local bulge. the payment of $.11,MM would be able that sufficient progress will to Is- completed nn tho sheet* a l­ R/ Mr. Haaklna. Four wer- fe­ Roosevelt Nominators, supervis­ Apopka. Tho 80 pounsla Venn-sentmale whites, five male colored Final plans for tho outing wil made, and should (’rummer he sue- i>e accomplished to place the Com­ ready turned Into the farm offieu, U fish, three o f In- made Friday night when organ- le-sfiil in exchanging every bond, Ihe agent said persons—who have ing their field activities throughout •d a catch and another five female colored. mission in a position for positive them of large s I m . A delay in arrival of materi­ the country. not filed —may enter sheets unlit iluti ui members assemble in the then in next year's budget the sum action In the near future. al* »ot back tba completion date those ntready accepted are com­ The Miamian la president of John Courier, Hraxlnn llraxlon I'l‘ r - 1clubhouse at H o’clock for a rrgu- of only |9,2d| will be required to Commissioners, for the past few of the National Guard Armory l-onmli and Hall, fnc., an advrr- kina, Richard Decs, (|of> C nrpr!|'ter weekly meeting, pay in full fur the entire refund­ weeks, have been studying suggest­ pleted and ready to be turned over Francis Roumll.’at i n-j Tickrts for the event may las oh- ing," lie concluited. i R i p r o v e m e n t by about otic week, W. R Farts. Using agenry which handles ad­ and ed cxpendllures in a list c implied to Ihe State Committee in GalnetWI*A work dlnvtor in three vertising au,i publicity campaigns among thus,, attending lb- IN.Iaim.l from 1‘cter Thi-rslon, llenby Frank 8. laimsi.n, city clerk. vllle. counties, announced today. Approximately 708 Individual for many Florida cities. Kappn Alpha fraternltv Im ' n ry Tamm, W. II. Eds iiflsdd, Andrew A narked Improvement in traf­ The figures are * ba<rd mi this However, ha said the shipfarm* nre reprrscntrd hy the work parly a t Dsylonn Dcacli I’Currawuy. Charles Dunn, Jr., Ex­ fic ttndlllons nn Farit Avimie meiits have arrived and work­ year's budget. week-end at the Krnbrre', alted Ruler D .rurr or any other baa Wan rvidencml xlnee tural- men nr* now employe! on Ihe Also under tentative considera­ sheet* now in the county agent’s pmse-dun. Each person who la a f­ tel. officer. tion of the Commission l< a |m.xM parking waa teotitoted on; armory project which h- rxpo.*U ks Supper will bsserve.! nl 6:'b] siMe I.....I refunding program. I're- filiated with the conservation pro­ of th« street, C F. t a b , finished within’ Ihreee week*. o'clock, it was ami uincvd, a • liininnry discussions on the pro. gram will recrlvo an allocation of City motorcycle ofltre Yvsterda/ a aonshh rsbh- part A representative of the Atlantic JACKSONVILLE Sopt 10— federal mo n e y .____ though ths-ts- vvit| he entertainment p r n l were held list week. teld today. of the scaffoldag was ii-moved MT—The Weather Bareaa today in the earlier part uf the afternsion C a l Railway ruled at the Cham­ * TWra are no jutting bodies nf from the front of the building received reports from Baa Juan, j for those who care to arrive ut the ber of Cnnimrrre todiy tn obtain terga tracks and no dangerous where a brick faring has Puerto Rico, that • tropical dis­ pictures sn<l information of San­ springs before meat time, Mr. Mae I N I ratten to menace the driving been erected, ford and SetuD.ole County to lie turbance was Indicated In tW At­ A prisoner giving his num- as Horner said. 88 T il t* •as. Afsragwarea a f tW Avenue as long si Mr. Earle said three carloads lantic cast of there. •« i n published in "Trnplcnl Trips," a __ 47 l \ Hall was locked In the C.un’y rsh. A vsrw a s^tfco agw parking regulations are of rock were received Wrdnwvday 8T l i t __ f t of the M*r. Avsrsas The San Juan observer b au d jail here toslay and booked un a iKt iklet Issued each si mmer by the 8anfi.nl WiMMlnu n M IT* the officer asserted. . , l i , l Snr. Avsrsas . __ IS and la being applied today to tW following advisory; “Some In- charge of passing a worthie s FRIDAY'S TIDES transportation company, Wortd will assemble it their h i . . A * ---a s •4 l i t __M tW City CommU- the Sanford Avenue project Iced d lea tlon of a tropical dtaturWnce check. Ta The photograph of a relery lodge hall tonight at « o'clock il’VH AV»I. . ..... ST T1 „ _... »t had planned ta allow dlsr- log from tho Municipal Airport central about 17 degrooa M min i r t . r Avn. . Friday's tblei: low, It): 19 A. M. field and another of the Big Cy­ for a regular weekly session to vru. a vi :. A local hotel preferred charges. __ St T4 8—I pgHtteg aa the cast side tu Lake Jriaup. Forty-five men utee north and SS degrees west, . .. s« TX __ i ... County Deputy Jack Hkk son and 11:27 P. il.; high, t:G2 A. M. press Trie will appear In the pub- plan a family night affair. s t Ite tWrwughfaiw a » l paral- •re employed on the improve prohoby moving west-northweatT1 ..... St i The special even; will be hrhl X brought Ha l frem Tampa whew and 8:17 P. M. Ban rise* at d:0J lirallon. according to Ralph Rag............. Ta ... a* tel parking on tba west. This ment of (be high* ay. About ••rd . Caution odvUod vessels east he had been held by cuunty au­ A. M. and sets at 8:39 P. 31. M» m well. Chamber of Commerce se.-.>(tft. I, according to present * ______ __ __ SI » .JI for tea- on*- lineal mile of rood lx In r f the Leeward Txtenda, during the T ........ ........... ...... si T* .18 . thorities for Ihe Seminole of­ rises at 1:97 A. U. and acts ut 3:27 letary, who furnished the mate-j plans. All Woodmen are urged Tt .8$ .... so 9t voJvetL next 24 boun,1* . ficer. rial. ut attend tonight. IN ” >1 P. M. TJ Upholds %Political Record Drive on Madrid Newest War Plan Sweeps Into ( n m i M For G * ernsrsUp D u t i e s Government Officer I Fails In Surrender Try At T o l e d o e State Farmer's Market County Millage To Open Here On Nov. 1 Is Cut By Eight Jinking D e l i v e r s Michael Urges Early Reservation Of Stalls In Year's Budget Delinquent Claims _____ Pritonert From Seminole County To-Ask Freedom 20 Inmates Of State Farm Will Appeal To Pardon Hoard As Growers Flood Office With Space Application On September 16th Slash E f f e c t e d In Face Of Bond Ke*! Florida Motorists _. Pay 22 M i l l i o n s g Salvation Army To Hold Pound Party For County Couple (Jordon ToEnfi S t a t e School S a n f <»rd Kiivanians 'Dead-Stop* L aw M a i l InvitatiunH To B o a r Idiftin Speak Sanford Vicinity G a i n s 14 Persons During P ast Month Floridian Is Named To Executive Group Of D e m o Electors CITY NEWS BiilEFS CmiHcnation Flan Time Limit I Set Forward Hy Affent 100 Elks, F r i e n d s Planning To Attend Picnic At S p r i n g s Delay In Arrival Of Material Hold* Armory Work Back Motor Officer Sees Traffic Seminole County To A p p e a r In llooklct I ued By Railroad Tropical Storm la Seen Near S in Juan P. Hall Jailed Here On BadCheck thur^c Woodmen ToArranjfe I OCAL WEATHER Family Night Event � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/0f4c93673266b2914a87fe7c0c02bb1e.pdf c93336f5df23812d3afcd526036c864d PDF Text Text ■i THE GORGEOUS HUSSY IT U s d ia c M ■ P I Cc il Mote—Bet m m of the M aterial and i "The Gorgeous Unsay,” aa] b » r ifr that mart tnjoyed w* a n publishing the c u t : Joan Crawford __ __ ____________ _ Robert Taylor ___________________ Monel Ban | n a it ________________ i Franchot Toaa -..... Melvya Dougina ..... _ James B ta w a r t------------_ AlUon Bklpworth __________________ ta n la Cathcrn ............ .......................... Wert Crawford New Pictere f- ' * h r , Tone, Donv10 A n S Stew art WT F o r " H o a * ” » J<a* mm but four young, band* p M O and romantic bading man [|M M »K h Joan Crawford In bar j P pbtorc. "The Oorawoua Hus ■ R * dramatic romance of the n p U n ’a n p ttn l In the early alnapgMMh njnlury, which plit/a the n B e Theater Sunday and Mooxfca-atorred with Miaa Craw. W M atony with Lionel Barry. d i K fo tha mnaationnl Robert 'U p h r , Urn moat ta lk ed about l l g f a eni/** alnea Clark Gable. ^Thflar, In n brilliant perform* aano, appears aa "Bow" Timber* tp iji v afGear on tha V. II. 9. ConM M I m and the flrat huaband raff tempestuous P e rry O’Neal, Ldhaghier of a tavern-keeper who ( M to nn am ailnr career aa the i f tr* t Lady of DamoerMte. W ant hot Tone, m aklnr Ms •■■Jot appearance with Mia* Growfaad since their m arrlare, rhacki ! ap another sterling portrayal «i . JdM Raton, Minister to Spain, jjBha ultimately « » « • P arry I EVNaat from tha acandaI-spread-. , tear tongue* of Washington so-1 tiMVJrt | i. Others who add to a pllcurs Itawrkabln for It* superb acting -B o Melvyn Douglas aa John' Bsadalph of Virginia, the man' With whom Peggy O'Neal first ‘ fhlle In love;and James Set wart Urn fictional character of Tli(* runmnlic altrry nf a titled After many ye:.r* on tin' ■Rowdy" Dow, dashing Washing. screen as rlar.t and b- ding u i n. nulilcrima who marries an Ainrri' I tM newspaperman, who also nf- fourteen uf the liestTnv.wii •>!■!- can girl, and then eels ul«>ut to >4hrs hla hand and heart to tbs time actors ale enjaylii.r 111" prove himself n better American ff flirtatious paggy, unl>|ue exjKTlenre lielny of p . - l y ­ tlwn ah- I* nn.l n better rowlmy j»V Throughout the sin fy of "Tho ing them aiders fur the fir-t lime. than Id* neighbors In ArUonn, is - Oenreons Hussy" slnlk such ratpn-uited in “ My American The fourteeu are Finorii ft erfttl characters as Andrew JaM- Ilushmen, Chnrle, [lay, Mnaii " Wife," I’m nMount picture alar* •a*, Dolly Ifndlson, Dnniel Wchs. Custrllu, lleltr t’limp ort, Mil ■ lilt;. Frr.il I, lederer nnd lovely i, ley, Henry Cloy, Martin Van tin* March, Herlwrt ltnalin*> n Fi . i1: Ann Kolhetn, The film .w ll play ; fan, John Calhoun nnd a host nf Mayn, Jnek Mower. Wiltinin I ■ Tuesday nt Ih,. ftilx Theater. •: ether politic* ono hundred uivl veond, Bryant Wit*hburo, l‘,.t Tin* ■t.ir nf "line Rainy After;; bwenty-flve yenrs ngn, O'Malley, rreightnri llr.i", .I.ii noon" In t:lv,n n story jierfeetjy [i,‘ The production Iwnrn all the Mnlhnll nnd Roy d'Arey,, ulti-il tn Ida rhnrin iu "My , aarm arki t,f tho directorial genTliey ar«> only pmt uf n *e r« Am'tienn Wife," n'id.MIra Both? h e of Clarenco Brown, tlui man nr more, old-timers nf • **.» tiler.I ; t who, ha* produced Mich Idle a* days vthn am suppurllo r J hr el It, hi IMlt-fu'iled inmmltie ae. "AJtT wTlihmessr* "Anon Knr- Hnllldnv. Mv dm Hunt. It,d in t qtlirees i>f tile Him, prove* her‘ m b " and "A Free Boitl/’.ltt "Tho Cummings, s.lh e r Raliior, i. ■i If n p.’rfi i l i-r ei, mate fur the j£ fln>Wpiiea ffussy" he shares honors Henry (iordim and PrM.tn Iu- ■ European arlur. Fred Kb ne. Itlllle X Wllh tlui stars In creating onj eort In "Hal|ywi»"| llooteva.'f ’ i Iturle, Erin t * <. -art and (limit iMilibill hind the.. ruClOtUng L ed erer. H itvtlb Cooper Sidney Toler __ ... C-.ne L o c k h a rt___ Clara Bland k k __ Prank Conroy .... Nydla Weatman Charles Trowbridge Willard tteberatan Ruby De Remer „ . Dotty B ly th e ____ Zeffto T ilb u r y ____ SUNDAY, MONDAY—"The Corgcowa Bweey," with Joan Crawford, Robert Taylor, Ltoaal Barrymore, aa all alar a a a t TUESDAY—"My American Wife," with Francb Ledorer ami Ann Bolhent, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY—"Satan Met A Lady." with Bette Davta and Warren WUUam. Also "1 I Had A MUtba,* with all s ta r cast. FRIDAY—“ Hollywood RnnbvmnJ," with Marsha Hunt. Robert Cummings, and I I old lime stars. Also Shirley Templo In "Captain January." SATURDAY—“Tho Mine With The Iran Doer." with Richard Arlen, and "R net lev's paradise,"-with Harry Carey. Gary Cooper Only One Without Stage Training In Film II [I. II ,1 . H ■ , m Sf ;• ,v j4 h Gary Cixipcr It the only one <<f .the Imposing nrruy of atara uppearing In "If I lla.l n Million." showing Wrdni'«iliiy mil Tbornbiv In a return engagement to the Bite Theater, who hid no alage kiperlence teforv going to motion -pictures. lociiiiled In the Iht r.rn tlcorga Raft. ho hail stock work tu his 'eredit ua well as being a dancer -in many muslcul shows | Jack Oakb, who was nlm n muticsi .eoniedy hoofert I’hurlle Kugglea played rslurvd cumedy rules in bulb dromullc ami musical pro* duclbms; Mary Ihdand who spent years on the stage, including sis of them as Julia Brew's lending woman; W. r . FiehU toured the World In vaudeville and musical revile*; Alison Bklpworth who hail IIH years stage experience be­ fore entering movies | Mo^ Hob­ son win, recently celebrated her KHh nouUcrsnry aa u veteran bglllmnto trouper, and Richard Bennett who belongs In Hits KotiaoiTn chi-a. IWEAKH UAKI.BY HAT ■ 1 A hut, a "inline and u rifle nn-u awned by the famous marksmsn, Annie Oakley, aru today In the pus•ssslon of Fied Stone, *tagu vettran who appears with From is . lode rec ami Arm Rulhcrn In the jllm romance at the Hits Theater Tuesday, "My Ainericnn Wife," The hat U one Stena was Oak ry {pears ago. Rhe retuined It, wllh ; the saddle and gnn, as nirmcntus _ shortly before her itralh. Ho y.wpars It In a sequence of Iho cur,'lwat picture. >, NEW F ASHION NOTH / Drslgned by Orry-Kelly for dinpar wear, a satin gown wllh slim A brli skirt and white top has tho 'bodice covered with white yarn >|wla, th b being ono of tha new |d |U tricks the Warner Bros, daalpawr. employed to advantage. [, |a a g , balled abeves have oarV«V, turned-hack cuffs an thb jnarav w hib tho skirt meets tha S i f l u In two wide Batches above flkt belt, similar to the cut of Arkaratiap riding bravchea. rcnrallornl comeback, Wednesday nod Thursday Rilx. Jena Crawfard s:orta another Mt la her flrat cratume picture, "The Gorgeous Hussy," which phya a t the Rita T heater Saaday end Maaaay. The scenes are laid h Urn Jacksonian era, with Miss Crawford plsytag the p art aff aa h a haaparV daaghter, whe rises ta beeearn a person of importance h tha White House. The setttaga aad epatumea are aauaaaUy hewetlfnl, and Adrian created a s leas (has I t elaborate drriaea for Mlea Crawford. The eatire east h prial* ed elsewhere on the page for there who are interested. On Ttipsday, Francis Ltdarwr, one of Ihednewer screes lovers, co-stars with Ann Botham la "My American Wife," in the story af a European nobleman who mirries a rich American girl and triea ta become en American ■ cowboy— with good results! A doable feature wilt be show.* on Wednesday ami Thursday— UtUe IhlrMy Temple’s twin­ "Satan Met ■ lady," starring Bet* kling tone a n a w in g to the tie- ta Dexia with Warren WUliam, aad hUag tones nf Lew Pol ack again a return engagement nf "If I Had aa tha tiay dimpled star return* a MU km." In the flrat picture, la KHh Century’s "Captain Jan- Bette Davie ptaya the rule ef a aary," to tho RiU Theater Fri­ hird-holled Borgia, ,a characterisa­ day. tion in which the flte beat. Tha "The Right Somebody to later," story was written by Uesklei] "Early Bird" and "At tho Cod. Hammett, who gave us the "Thin fish Ball," are the aames of the Man." It b spritaly, sophisticated three bread-now rhythmic treats aad debonair. which Pollack compond for tha On Friday is another double fea­ aaw picture with lyrics by Jack ture t "Hollywood Boebvard," YeUm and Sidney D. Mitchell. which drab wllh tha upa and dovnu Shirley’a new dances Include of a rareer In Hollywood, and a sensational novelty called the whoM main Interest U the come­ "multiplbation tabb dance," and back o l l t e Id-timer* to tho screen. a group of iatricete steps with On the same kill will be n return her new partner. Buddy Ehocn of engagement of "Caplato January." Fotlba fame. stirring RMrb-y Temple, and In­ Supported by Guy Kibbeo, Film cluded in the cast are Guy Kibhee, Summerville, Buddy K hun and June Lang, Shirley plays a little Ruddy Ebsen and Hllm Rummarvilb. Thla Is cna of la Tempb’a ten-waif In her new picture, who finds happiness with two old b n I ipIftOffNe* rriasbd sea-salts, low* It, and Saturday also has a doubb fea­ fights her way hack again. Ikavld ture, Richard Arlen In a mystery Biftler directed thiv TVu r r l F, dramt, "Tha Mine wllh the Iron Duo.,- «n.i isuck production. Western, "Rustler'a Paradise." All In al’, thb week a t the Rita HOF AT DAWN LONDON, Ber t. S.—(AT—Dawn won't be disappointing to tha movb tomorrow was sat aa a poaalble public of Sanford. The programe time when Dick Merrill and Harry are varied, from historical to ultra­ Rlehman, American Irons-Atlantic modern, with a couple of mysWrba filers, may take nff on the return thrown In. flight to New York. The airmen who were forced down In South Wales on tho flight here, said they would go tomorrow If tho plane b ready and weather la faroroile. D a v id , WtlHamiTeMpleAgainSiiigs Co-Star IaDdddeD In Return Showing Hammett Mystery Of Favorite Film 14 Former Actors Nobleman T r i e s In Unusual Picture To BecomeCowboy Theodore I,orch I t Of Movie Capital In Lederer Picture Villainous C haracter W right S ta n Arlen' rfl (■ y>k a * tV itk "Tha Mine With the lion n u t Include Atbew Bklpworth, if yr,u want to gate upon the m il thing In black-hrerted, un­ Door," Columbia's screen verilon A^ n 2 f r J ' , Y hIL' mitigated villainy, drop In a t the of the popular Harold Bell lilts Theater, Kutunlay where U u Wtight novel, plays Saturday at ^ ^ p ^ , r H m m norm] new Harry Carey Western, "Rustler'a Paradise," In on vbw, and tho Rita Theater with B b h arl by the fdhaeue writer ef fletiow, Deshieeli Hammett, whbh b ewe get n comprehensive flash of F.l Arlen In the tb lla r ram. Combining the obmenU of an of the beat the aether has turned Din Itlu, ns played by that aatrrim-ly efficient actor, TheiHlore outdoor action picture, a thrill, o u t It b written In k b usual lag detective story nnd a red* style, with mystery and thrills lairch. In the story this peculiarly blooded romance, It Is Raid t v combined with anphbtlcatad hnr-M-hlixidrd smunilrel I* known prnvkb the type of ».*rrv,i enter- mor, love and Intrigue, only to his lineally mil law band talnment w hbh offers the matt The story it wurea about tho rearch by a band of crooks fur mi mbir* by Ihu fiendish sobri- universally popular appml. Cecilia Parker appears appo*l|o • legendary Ivory trvamt, supijuet he affects, lie lives up to It, too, for Mr. Roreh aucceeda in Arlen. Henry B. Walthall, Htan-lpoaed to contain a fabulous forley Fblda, Sprnrer Charters and tune In jewels. Harder foOwwa making him ns repulsive a R| Barbara Beilford are prominent murder aa the trooks doubt# men of malignant ninnhn, ever enniniltled crime on thot In Iho east. David Howard direct- rroaa rath other ta their battle rerwn. HOLLYWOOD BEACH PRETTIES WASHINGTON, ■•■.t, f.fi William flrren, presldi u of tV ■ American IW e rit;<t:i of [ nl, .r, ,(.• dared offtel illy IihIov lb'll 1(1 uni-n* In thi• fur In­ I I.. wife, however, Is led by dustrial orgririlintion v, n it „f her mStlier Into maUng capital Ihe Feilcration. (Jrecn aid lly I-f l.ulelel'n twin) pie.lige, Hho union*. 1*1 by John I. f < nr, • I* i get t her A n/ ma Imckground blent of lh>< Hulled Vim Wori. nod Insist* upeu l.eplng her e«- bat "withdrawn" im n i l , . I Inn bund in lirnbl and me la's. Thu Fedeintlon and bed let been vili­ lunuuin- alniu.it bits Ibe rocks pended. kefnre ilie two are reunited. Bette Davb again pbya the p a n of n "had girl," in this Inrtance using her lovers to help her In obtaining the jawela, nnd polishing them off In one way or another when they cease to be of further use to her. WllUam, also, is an unscrupulous character, a private dateetlve without morals and few principlen, hut a maa with a sense of hemor. WUUam Dbterla directed th a picture from tha screen play by ROMANCE IN THE ROCKIES Duwn tu tho sea In bathing suits goes th b bevy of Hollywood beauties surrounding C. Henry Gordon, tho menses la "Hollywood Boulevard," which plays Friday at Tha Bite. Asked About Women Taylor Discusses Fish! "The biggest kick I got out of Now York was seeing the Aquari­ um," smiled Robert Tsylor as ho stepped mu Of a TWA plane n t Hollywood recently. Taylor wns returning from n hurried ten-day vacation In New York, hi* first. “ But how about the women who mob e | you!" asked the reporter. "Seeing the Statue of Liberty w is another thrill," enthused Tay- "I wanted to see tho Brooklyn B rld fv re p lie d Taylor, with a ill** appointed frown, "tu t I hod to go to Radio City that afternoon and rehearse far by broadcast, "You she u id have soon tho '(Jtten Mary’ corns In. That was a pteturo against nil thaws giant buildings, o "1 got lost In tha subway," grinsed Taylor, "A a k s old lady *ur. ■et aw straight." He started counting on bis fin“Blit," pleaded the reporter, gers. "how scout the*womea who mobbsd Alison Bkipwiirlh and \V. C. rbl* arv two af an all star cast "And I saw Control Pafh, too. yo«T" In Iho film, "If I Had A Million, playing Friday at The Kits. "Havw you over aeea the Aqiari. u n it" asked Tap er aa he got Io­ ta hla ear to drive to Metrou o v e rn in e n t F a il* * I . m m . iiu n t r h Gahhryw-Mayor for k b now rob u u y c illllic m r« « J8 EAI.DSBUIUI. Calif.. Sept. 1. with Joan Crawford la *Tha Ill U M in te r D riv p (11. Duana HimOorgrawa Hwasy," comiag to tha gnix i, • | mersley r u m ta .k from hi* flr.it U n U tV III I n i n • l' n,i,' k' 1,111 h‘' ,la,^ « four-foot V 11 U , I i ra« *■ "Ob.- ,,,( « fmjr-painte l New York. ICjmlloora tram a . . . . . . | | '• , t . , il the cx.iUuiicat of get ling "Put how about tho women who •1,1 *rench ru-lmi* ho,ir»> m ihi» lr,t '* tho youngster n lle u you!" insisted tho rvportlaternatbnai brldte. atepia-d on tho coiled rntller. Tho w ar ministry n( Madrll, ——..................... . saying It wuuM make every , fREHF.LH IIKATRN DIY DRND DECLARED fort tn strengthen the nrmhm In e MANAGUA, M raragul. ■Kept, WIN9TON-BALEM, N. G., Walter WlncheQ’a ova "QM tho field. announct-il rietoiie* h I b .- t- ll— Nicnrng:an Natbmii Fept. R-—(AT—Directors of R. J. FiMay," Bath Cambridge, b la lh” Toledo Provlacj. | (Icrar>l hcndqimrlrr* recohnl re. Reynolds Tobacco Company havw private Ufa Mrs. Baddy Xhatn, Right hundred Government P'rl* yevteriby that Honduran declared a qiuWtely dividend uf wide at tha oatstaadbg star who troops who fk-il to F ran'r fromJr,d,-l«, cpi-ntlng near the fron- TO cents per share wa tha naiBiaii wpparte Bhtriey T m ab la *TJawIrun.w rro allowed by the French tier town i f Fnn Marrtrs bad kern ■techs, payable la crab Ort. 1, to M b Jaaaary." Laafe eat. Bhbtey, Ktviraiment to s t u n the h u 'b t Icrcihed and ilinperseil by govarn- stockholders of record a t ( b r a aff af W. W. wUI have yra aad M an u J n ta te PiiTgrninwni ft)PPM rwottk fnreiw to * — * # - Richard A r l e n s OneOfHappiest Of Hollywood^ Pair* Despite the fart that Dame Feetun# has sm iad benignly upou Rbhard Arl.n, ho lives quietly and sanely In a small hat rambling early American hems north id Kbilywood. Ho hoa no retinue of servants, no string of high-pow­ ered rare or *table of racing po­ nies. Instead ho has a home that ho caa thoroughly enjoy with Kb wife, tho former Jobyna Ralston, and his three-jtir-oId ion, Rbhard Ralston “ Ricky" Arlen. Ar an’s home is on pkturoaqim s« it Is comfoatatlo, with gnarled •aka, cohbbsteno walks and • •wlauning pool. Dbk brags a Uttla about k iv b g put i» tho ranL . I . . a -------M ,,.L A| ik a m m w i.M d M i a o r Dfltflionsfl, niKM, p i • iim aad tha cam* a t fb h prats klmaetl Aa fa r aa Dbk b eunm w d. " l *ig mights," film colony dtoaars aad "eoaktaU p n rtb sf want eat paarw ago. On tha othaa hand, ha loves company a t hemp— tho n o n tho aservbr—sad fronuontlv tatartalns with aaaal, informal dhumrs. Tha A rte* rhwvo their own circle of friends, among them tlw Bing Croat ya, the Jack Oshba, tha Gary Coopera aad olhers. iwith such *■— *■— - — to understood ratadlnrs. It’s why Richard Arles’s enjoyment of Hfo U reflected ta such whobaoma •creel) portrv yob aa that of Bab Htrvey In Colnmhia’a screen vertb n of Harold Be'I Wright’s ravel, "Tha Mfoa With tha Iron Dwor." A r m b aimawdeit by a rust whbh larlades Cecilia faritrr, Renrv B, Walthall. Rtaaley F b h K Spencer JChratsr* aad l * r b t Bedford. David Howard dirotted. �■ntt a*-V - r-v •- '• > ! ':< 7 v "•: * •. . : . v r t : : ^’?>f * -*1•*%=*.*,. i-,: *rv-*■ ' ' AM y m jo M m m DAILY NEWSPAPER Sf^raUi SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER R, IMS Farm er’s Market Rebels Reject Shows Expansive Surrender Of San Sebastian S tep In Progress N I Revolt In Por­ ftaafori U The Only Central “> . » - % Florida City Affording Rail. Ili«hwiff S V1 And Water Tnuiafortatie* - m >3 I- BERYL MARKHAM ACCLAIMED IN NEW YORK T "v n ..iL 1 /e a iH i NUMBER S it EaUMiahed la IMS ■1 C i v i l e . Seminole CommisskMI O t a i K S I Approves PetitioR 304 Americansj <S,“"11"1'* O v e r H o lid a y s IMinisters Score _ — ” Public Victory Transportation Facil----I t l e n T a x e d A a County Croup To 8ct New Travel Marks! 1936*37 Budget In Are E h t a b I tolled! Afternoon Sesakm rvr tugal Spreads T« Growers Of AIR RACE WINNER n io n O f W a r O v t r Benefited . Ibem ian R e f tons i Rjr Car-Lot S h ip * T / RMRU _____ To N o r t h „ "» I w h i H (•*•** ! ! Ilv 1MT PATTKRHON t* r Yb# iM-atelNlfdl FffMl l Accidents ill Ml,. United .Stale! I Hontiiiolo Spain's fascist uresis seorn-1 ( ’o u n ty Com* fully rejected an offer for the »ur-1 over the three d.i> Lnbtir Huy h>d- ntl)Ul|oilt<nt tm lay Wltatw ft (to* idny took ut least :uu lives. \ chit'll ukt'll tt» rt Ill'lltloti '( f rvnder of teslegesl S in Sebastian' to<Uy while s .hurt-lived naval re -*, Truffle sccidenls caused 2.',7 «|tl:tli fi»-«l vnti'ril th n t A | M volt In rortugsl spread war tentlcahi* whit., drowning* timk 20, ntuchiiirt rt'fc rc n tlu m tto •Ion all across |h e Iberian prninnir|»1rin«« enintu t |'J( | ruin iviucli'i enlUnl till NoV. Jl, aula. four, and ether accidents added lo ' Tlltl lltvirtt lo o k M lP O SI S U te T im e d By the total. ; w lnm Ilii» Rev. M n rtln The .urrender offer wan turned O r a a n ix a tio n In New high travel records worn l>rt'«’Htwl tl (loctDMCnt CntSe down a t a conference In Franco nvt In miMt pitiiimN nf tin* iiiiHui t*uninif tuinu1! w and defendera of Man Msbastlsn in; Y earn s Operation as h.-liday celebrant* tu*ed tram - VH,,r* »lielr anformed they would be punlahcd if portal ion faciities m most slntea. ’I’1',' !' , ', mt ,h” ,"1"1 U they bore arm . against the tslvanc. 9 % JIMMY CHAPMAN National Safety Council slat is- i lm|'»,»r » » • Ing Insurgents. It appeared almost Proof that unusual su'v tic inns had figured there would la'" V T " ' ^2* certain th.it anarchist* within the teas ha* accompanied the •*tHI traffic fatalities over the hoi- ' T ' 1 f,’r , ,rk ,,f northern resort town would set It growth of the Sanford State Idays Including those w ho* in mak!’ Farmer’* Wholesale Market. afire rather than aurrender. i'lrle* ........... I fatally weeks la. f" r tl"’ Hot nincldne quwsttoa » Florida's Jar*e*t »tate-owned In offering to give up Man Sofarmer’* market and th* Iter. An estimated 2l.000.0tMI pas.'1 l0" S: n' ,n ’ -J lastian, the guvernor asked for - eager ru r, were on highway, j *“ , N',vrm7 . lW first to be establUhrd in amnesty for its defender! In an this state, i* ea«mn!ified in Michigan led „allin sln.es In | - j | illA1*' , J1*i1*ei* IPf*eli K* th# effort to prevent destruction of Lis,i•* i i .ii , | in 11'ifl Ilf( i*y IBP Mr*. Beryl Markham, first ^ronmi In make a .olo flight across the Atlantic from m st In «>■-!. .Menial deaths with 21 killed in the seasonal report on the ,{rnnl wa', origli.wt-wl by the city. ties, reVsux'd rsV Markets activities, Two warships anchored In the was given n rousing welcome upon her arrival in Nova Scotia. Her hand- lalsed, she is seen unto accidents, one by a tall an d ’ ^ Kunr,<Ul| M|n,Serial Asso-I*. today by Manager J. G. Michael Tagus Kiver hsrbor off | Lisbon acknowledging the cheers of the crowd at Floyd Dennett field, (In the light i« Acting Police Coni„ , 1tion. A greater partlon of th* sad tha Florida State Marketing mi*.ioner Harold Fowler who represented Major l a Guard ia. (Associated prrss Photo) The (.nvernnu-nl rsnaue Bureau’s (1 nffitPll „ H.ir names dugti'ealleent • • (Mae i n , i remots from 21 cltlee listed h u t , . , .......... ........., prl« Seeps e f activities. whirl, amomobde fatalities for the I«r-. rlprlion last month. le general seUvttlee, M e m i ,'on" " |rrl1! After taking nrll»n cm (he MMh and eeereee of rRstrvNeumann (above) " ^ . in 1 10.15 .J - ' ’ corm,‘Km,|in* slot machine petition, eondleresl 6 C a h * the diffkultlaa «nperM , n)aJllf „ , m% „„ City won tho 100-mile >> . • Week-rntl autnmiddle fatalities tlay'is work, the C immUriofi National air races In Loa Ange­ ms reported hy states follow; jumprtl tntrt mint her hnrfss-taell jlO fltk il with a survey of the rc- les with an average speed of Alabama, H; Arkansas, 1; Arl- t.r mloptlng a unit-17 bodge*. have been obtained to S2&201 miles an hour, selling a M u tt* whteh wb Nine officersi to serve the Sem i- !C a p t. W . W . A cheH on T cIIh O f TripH D ow n ! goria, 3; Californis, t l ; Conneetl- The work was exps-elsd to con^ is t* . note County new record. (A P PhotqL., . hi. W s i in '!, Georgia, I, I I hi mi.. rtftc“T1fiins—uflrtM on—see*__ Advpntac—._r * *+-■c marker ta FST’Z -? f. J oh n a In S ep tem lieH h aM te — ho, HI.u<.m. It); luthaiut, Hi: Io­ siuii ami ptissibly souie aetivttF ■- ■ f ,~et.-t* llm-ugb- Hie- run,ini, j i a r the small farm er is shown by thu {will lie elected by th* Board of Di­ O f M o to r B o a tin g _______ wa, r.; Kansas, I; Kentucky, ">: tomorrinv. fact that the market enables rector* tonight during a rsaaloa j *”* __ __ _ louisiuna, I; Maine, I; Maryland, A tax roll also Is to be adopt* them to include their vegetables 1; .Ma-saehosells, 1; Mltlilga.i, 'd. Imtis-ut issn-t weru that a oju-nlng a t It o'clock In tho Chant- j Ssnfnrd and the Ml. Johns Itivcr sad produce in car tot shipment* h 21; Mhun-snta, :>; Mississippi, I: ..light slash hi County mlllagea ber bulldintf. ‘are thrown into tho national llmoto the north, together with those MI«s,.oti. 7j Montana. I; Nehrn*-,|nay |„. ,.fr,-cted. Offlce* to lie filled are those light of yachting and boating eitof other farmers. P tnona farmMiss Lmisu Julio-1.in,, S iiiford, ka. 1; NewHampshire, 1; New : -pj,,, |,„„rd ooteil to pttrcbsx* _ "f president, vice-president, secre* thuslasts through sn article ftum ta g oa a small seal# would be un­ Still bidding the title of ''Miss Jersey. S;New Mexleu, 1; New p,onl ivarl Malliy n right-of* _ V I,u ,y ' , "'* ,u rrr- nni* vice-president the pen of Capt. tV. IV. Acheso-i, able to do this without this spe­ T - S r * R A F fr" '" l'*ih of the five County Jacksonville, ci|ipt*siritiir in tfu? Horido,” wi | acrumpi I,/ Mi.s York. II; North Carolina, 3; Ohio,!w|(y running nrros* her properif cial service, because their volume I c H I I 1Commissioner's districts. . September issue of Motor BustWould not bo sufficient to war­ Kimor C.iM*, FL My. r-, to Hie II; t'k uhiinu. fi; Oregon, 1; I’enn- lying tietwi-en Altamonte Bprlnfd Seminole ( uuntjy Young Demo­ *y11 itnla, 11; Snitlh Cnmtlna, I; Ten*, (11„| iho state road, 0_ g f t L. n r , | | ’ " h i o only members of the Ing. ra n t such large shipments. tin nt laiki-s K*puiiii,iii. tiessee. I; Texa*. 7; Virginia, 10; | I'urcliasr nf two trurks from Capt. Acheton*. slory is tlth-d, crats early this week will open Naturally, tha largest trend ef E M m U IO le t i l A n W 1 1 1 .Board ere eligible ta partielpste in Hiss Johnston is uwarded tinu drive to increase club member­ sales has run towards the truck A c t i v i t i e s ,h*' v,’,inir- *nY of the “ Florida's Wonder Ulvrr, tho St. ship t» nt least HO, Alev Mharuu, trip aa beauty quern of the state, \\ nshlngtnii, 7: West Virginia, I; ||„. Btrirklnnd Motor Compary B e g i n wax nilthorlxcsl. buyers, who purchase In quanti­ Chnmlier in good standing is *11- John*,” ami in it he take* thwhile Mis, Ca»u wj|| mat,,, Uir Wisconsin, 7; Wyoming, 3. ties ranging from one package to Approval was written to lb* Monday Morning Bible fur office. trader winding down Iho itsrk wa­ Vice-president of the organ! tit - J-'uul as the lesult of ber winning nppiieation of llnntf MujesH fsir aa Ugh aa ten tons. Therefore, n t her activities scheduled for ters of the stream which has gain.- i Him, said today. thu bi-iniiy pageant In-t night in Thursilay night the Iwaly will irao ltao e* eo ae*e «we> a liquor license, Public schools a t Lake Mary, tonignt is tho seating of .13 now world-wide distinction hccau.ro it meet In tin* rounty judge's nffiee Daytona llcucli wln-ie ni-aily Cither aellvilles of Iho mnrflniT Lyman, Oviedo and Chuluot* op­ Board members named in the re- flows to the northward, three score gitli wencompeting. in Ihi- t'um t llou-e to select of­ nnseiidily includ'd the a|iprnv*l I The captain advises the yachtsened yesterday for the 1934-37 cent annual election. Thu Ft. -Myers giil ii to bt- drsficers for th-- coming year. nf a notary ImiihI for It. II. IHllh>* public 1* Invited to attend man to stop in Sanford where term with approiimately ],0G0 The Young Demos ,|dnn an in­ Igiiatcd at Fl'iriila', "lavalcudu uf hint, tho nwniding of the student*. 4 tho meeting. minor boot repairs limy 1* hat. tensive campaign in this coun'v lienuly" queen. month's grocery m nlrnrl for tlie But, he continues, if ono is in­ T. W. Lawton, county superin­ hacking nil Democratic enrol I H u n d re d s of Manfordite* George Moye of Manford sus­ rounty home nnd farm to C. W, clined to cruiso any further south­ late*. tendent, said that because of the thiungvd Daytona Heath Maturdu/, tained painful ruts on the head, Fairing, und the rereipt of a re­ ward it I. advisable to return tho press which always accompanies ('lull li-aderv lire hoping *J Monthly r,nj Muntlay it, watch tin* a ilisloenteil knee anti minor Final data tor acceptance at the opening of school* the evict services of Tony Smith as tho pi­ Inn,It several nut of county speak - luibur l<ay Week program of lirtdsi-s Inst night in an automo­ quest from Georg" II. Ilrldga that tho County ahtindoii n road application* for emergency drop enrollment will not sbe available lot. ers to address local audiences lo- events sponsored by the city, (ho bile crash near Orange City. traversing- hi, property near the tonon has been set fee tomorrow, for a few days. “Tony can l« found at his futli- fore the general election* on N'ov. t handier of Commerce arid lal,ir The vehicle in wide), Mr. Moye Murkliam Hoad. according to an annoaam aeat by •r's boat yard,” writes the cap­ i, was ildiug overturned after hav­ Tha remaining schools In Demi­ unions. H. Deal, district supervisor. tain. se)* County, those at Sanford, Fu­ The rluh also will go Into th i Monday's feature of fe.tivilies ing Iteen Hitleswipeil iiy amdh-tr Requests for Im m are to be els, Geneva and Lake Monroe, era CITY NEWS BRIEFS Unveiling tho splendor of tho drive hy providing financial a* ear, the driver of which did not filed wtth Mrs. Helen Morse at scheduled to begin work nest Mon­ St. Johns, ('apt. Acheron paints siatance to the presidential cam was a two-mile long pantile width stop. Juried ut City It anil threat led Ci4r Hall. ll was reported here that the Wednesday', tid.w; low, ‘ pnign. "Forward with Roosevelt" through Bench Mtn «l 0 ^ A limit of fWO per farmer per day*b-> hit anil-run operator hail been Registrations f»r the unopened A. M. and U:33 P M.; high, 2:31 ? ' ««tt Hprlngs, of Silver Spro r t nutnmiddli- tags are nn sale m.u iverfront, then cro * >J c r o l* placed on all according to ■*'*! **,,f 11*11- rnught and returned to Del.und "rl.ni“ n" , f Hy the mcmehrs of tho county or fix Liter to finish mi thela-ai-h. f1)r rniifini-ment in the roimt> stipulation* aet forth by the fed Institutions aru to be held Thun- A. 11. and 3:13 I*. M. Sun risen I natural teauty 8spots. ganiiatlon. Alt invitation was Issued today oral government The fund can day when regular routes will be at (l:UH A. M. and sets at *!■U D was estimated (h it more (hauljail, but ri-turds of Volusia eonn* by the I'roclor Chevrolet CuntIncluded in the story aru in­ P. M. Moon rises a t 11:11 P. II. be need only for the purchase followed by school buses. 11,000 persons saw the pioecssi'in. ty show no one booked for the pany lo the general public to a t­ struction, far the best enjoy no nt Trackers at a!l Seminole Oosnty ami sets at 1:4» P. M. of seed and fertiliser to bo used Mcori'S of Beruhndi' County re st.! wreek, tend Hu- showing uf sound motion of a cruise down the river. Then public school* were on duty today to the neat crops. dents attended both the ''1,-auty I After Mr Mrye’s auto lam e! pictures on their usrd car lut n t to direct tli iw i where clsssct Ales Sh.-rnn, win of Judge V * ™ ™ M * * * *t The mens? is repayable at Is M w lH ! <l“ ,'n” "** ’*u' "ci'fsoialloit' turtle, his rmisln. Hub Moye, the corner of Magnolia Avenue and were la progress, snd to arrange for James (J. Sharon, sustained e ' ' ‘'p' V I " 1 m ? ' ____ _ ■ iie l i u ( tall, olticiul events, ntageil „t tha lighted the rniu-hlni- withmil ai- Third Street, tonight at 7:1U. »arM 1 ‘ 1 year about ISO Mcminn's lb* term’s Activities in schools painful wound ta tho left leg ®‘h' r ,d*‘* " h f 8 "ltd Tennis ( lull, ristuin ir. Bob Moye also rereive I The local dealer, who with thn One new f men lr»,n the court I ' •n,(,"P*n ,ll>le. -* Cewnty form ers and grower* used which * tl| have nearly another over the week-end when he felll slight ruts and bruises, Chevrolet Motor Company la fur­ off n raft on a fUhiny •xcuriion captain, an ardent * ty farm agent's nffiee Inslay t- The tirolta tall at I’ler t'.rsirio and tha Isaac to tide them over fi­ week ef vacation. George Moye wus treated at nishing the entertainment to tha man, does not overlook the fa. t gan measutemenls of farms "•her tilt fflcial ilanii , ut I hite.iu Approximately A.OflO children in the St. Juhn* River. nancial difficulties, Fernuld-Laughts n Memorial Hos­ pu die free of iliirge, stntnl today that large and fine black ba-s i whose owners have filed wink l.ido also drew their quotas of pital. ladkaUoae this year point to will eltewd public eiiucatioml in Ihut the show, would inrluds non a huger , number seeking loam, ■titutlon* la this county this year. (). I*. Ilnmion, clerk of the cir­ be taken almnst at will while uti- sheets ta obtain bs-nefit* under th ■ lmalites. hour of interesting entertainment, many source* e f governBuildings and equipment hero cuit court, todsy was a t ham* fol­ drifts s ong tho surface of the M. federal soil conservation program. ( ' o u n t y Residents feuturcil hy scenes of safe-sDIyloans have' been closed In bare been pat Into first rate con­ lowing a lo-rird of confinement in Johns. f . It. Ihtwson, farm sgent, said There are many side trips «>• there are approximately 7U0 sheet, the past few mowtbs because of dition through tha expenditure of Fcrnald-Laughton Memorial Hos­ A t t e n d ing, imigariue news features, nnd Invited To U 'ssitssfS ■■ mu» m-1 stunt driving, with a final ahosr on (lie at his offire. the drain on relief fends mused school feeds and other a'W atlom pital where he underwent a major Dedication Of Park to take Iho uildicncu behind th* by the mid-west drought. It is expected that other crews contributed by the federal gov- operation. , scenes of the Chovndet proving Dr. Henry McLaulin will lie put into ths- field In the administer*.I ly relief A hiper i*11 invitation has been ingrounds In Milfurd, Michigan, expedite measur­ Tho weather: partly cloudy to­ Will Attend C l i n i c near future Municipal Officer* iltlienn uf H««rti8n«il»* ('nuntv. where cars aru thoroughly tested Mis. Marjorie Tlllia of Manf. rd thrmiich Uui *Semindt* County ing operations to that govern­ l f * k 4 1 f « i t - i i - i___ Am*** Um Improvement< which night and Wednesday, scattered it in« the 'world's largest proving i # a* , . (»n M A O Z l i n I M H l a a j (mtivR<| m ail HUmtion wtr« re showers oier eauth portion On Child Eye C a r e mental payments may Is speed-I h is been selected as a student #•» ( ham ter of Commern*. to attrm ll .roun(| 4 counsellor to welcamo freshmen up. ' C d c b r a t k N i Period psire to f t a w h g ami sanitary Wnlifi-silay. Fstremo Northwn.it nf ,h” k A field day reel, showing an attending FT.rida St .!.* College .......... cystome a t many ef the scIi»uIj . Dr. Henry Mclaulln. Jr., today Florida: partly cloudy tonight ami U. S. . Forest .Service it-ir.iili.in.il for Women in Tallahassee, accord­ devi-Iopmnt at Juniper Springs, lo­ toinnhi'a doing everything but th* City yelk* recorded 91 arrrsta Wednesday, probably scattered U attending a graduate rlinu on Ralph Tolar Named vault wilt bo flashed an th* ing to press dispatches I revived cated on Florida State Itand S t, pole over th* thrro-day period occupied S p o rta a u u T s G u id e showers In west portioa. eye care for children now under • . ... . . .. Cadet Instructor hi-re today. ■ thirty miles „,ii_ east of, ■ > t, ,toti screen ami hy I s he r Day eoiebratioas, Chief way In Atlanta and will continue .r,» thirty tl.ii ........... ik .will rnntain movls# nr u Chevrolet autontolillo doing Ml»* Tillis is among thu til) upW iO T eU O f C ity Storm U Located te o WlUUms reported today. until Dept. II. Ralph C. Tolar, son of Dr. and pert-las-men who will arrive at I>e held beginning i t 9:10 A. M , shot put, like a champion track an-f appearing tn the poliro Instruction is being given bv l»r. on the grounds. Sept. 11. g o v ­ Mrs. J . N. Tolar of 301 Fast included reckless driving, Al th* raqaest nf the Florida In San Juan Area A. M. Dkeffington. director of th* Tenth Street, has lawn named FMCW next Sunday to direct ac­ ernor Dave Mholti |s to speak, a l­ field sl n r . ________ and entering, drunkrn- Gama sad Fresh Water Fish CnmGraduate Clinic Foundation, why ta assist members nf tha train­ tivities of Freshriuin Week, when so other prominent nffirials. LOCAL WEATHER rty conduct, immontl mIsalaa, tbs Beniinole County JACKSONVILLE Dept. R -(C ) is internationally kiu«n fur his ing radre in the instruction of more than liOO first year women Juniper Springs was developed will begin acclamation to tollegc hy the F'orr/st Service and is an Nilaad other minor offenses, Chamse, a ( Commerce today fur­ —The Weather Bureau said a trop­ work In visual correction. Dr. M recruits at The Cl-ad-d. South life, ef official char re* nished sttracthra and al.uring da­ ical disturb ence la the Atlaotr- Lattiin said. acre tropical park inters perxrd U b. A v t n n Csndina, according ta wi*I te* A v irai* . I against a negro. Allan ta 'yw ilbnidse la this county's w ts n-nlralited this m orai^f aboat [hiring Freshman Week the stu with Interesting plant life and r«t». Graduate clinics In advanced n reived here today Mar. Av«r«i« , charged wHh breaking and id attaaam for th* lover ef lou mi’es north aartheast of 8an tometrle methods of corn-din? 4 nr. A nns* . Cadet Recruit Toll? received dent counsellors will meat husss I forSst growth; has a largo spring, the Hilt Implewmnt Com- _ Juan. Puerto R ka, meviag west visual problem, of children are W firmer military training nt F n k snd trains, welcome re w student* pool with dam; an old-fashioned li'NH AVft, . ThJ* tafeemetkin was desired hy northwestward. arriving In sai», ttssbit in giving (water wheel; picnic shelters and j r i . r AVlI. ing he'd In tha principal cities uf Union Military Arad.-mr. s\l*4l. AVO, tha Stole'Commission for us* uf “There ha* bee* mu indication th county In connection with the He, as well »• thn approxl- various test, required of all fresh- outdoor fireplace for conking; the pMMahsrs ef The Sportmmn's of increased inteaaity to this eitenalew program ef the Amrri I niste four hundresl other ,uem- rns-n, conduct tours e f the lihrarty I large bathhouse, rest i room fnrili- j ' Grid* to setting forth Florida's storm but preeauliams are tUU ad can Optometrie Association, thn bers of his cU m , Is well plc iwd and advise tho new girls on va-. ties; Urge parking area availto winter tourists, vised all vrsseki ia Rg path," fere- tasal doctor reported. lious matters, _____ 'able. ______ with The Citadel, ■». . * Saks Trend Rons T o Track Buyers .Chamber To Elect Sanford Brought To Eyes Sanford Girl To 'Nine Officers For! • » I trapby speed »v«nt at the Organization Pouts O r xfO flC f Fl£r L n a f l UMIQSIM See Exposition •a-“ V,i«ssf At Great Lakes Isouihc Johnston Will Join Beauty From State W e t CouMt Young Democrats Thoniand Pupils In County Open fo r ReadyToCampaign For New Members I Sanford Youth Is Painfully Injured In Auto Smashup Deadline For Crop Emergency Loam To FaDWednesday P u b l i c Is Invited To Attend Chevrolet Show Here Tonight J # r- Measuring O u t f i t s Be^iii Operation On County Farm * ta Marjorie Tillis Is fliosen Counsellor At .Sta*e College 1 1 -------- • , , .r.LfsSTi;;______ m ' *.iA �i n n % Fighting Men Then And Now CALDWELL'S Mussolini's b o u t that he eouM pat e ith i mUSou •otdleni into the field at a moment’* notice ha* grouMd a •ea l of speculation u to whether O Doc* can ha takes at his word this time or whether he 1* juat spoofinf. Other nation* view with amaiement the statement that any such etaable army could be mastered tanther hi flaw of « jterlencca of the World War when Prance, for instance, mobilised only 7,032,000 daring the entire faar years of the war. Granted that the world hag progressed a long ways in the matter of military preparedness since tha M a i days of 1014, the thought is inescapable that Mussolini, hi ettiaf Ms figures, did not mean actually 8.000.000 fffh tia f sotth en , men who would see the firing line, but 3400,000 men occupied in the various tasks in the jjrm sta U i of a war. Any estimate of military strength must M afias the terra “mobilization" to trained, equipped, and orpaiimd men assembled In a self-contained army corp& And It la ■ * 08T0O A T A D O R A T IO N ; tefate stead round * •, sad about th« b a r heart*, asd foil ■aa an tkair fur**, te4 Oed, end vrftUM n u (Sis acfgh M M ib r i wtor* pet*** am always m Iw I t M k m than U ether p h m , H m U wash ead price* *a w a m a NEW LOCATION toW tahtagtew , tto I t t u i a - MS Wr*t 3*4 SI m l Mm*m 3*7 rwally d t e T r M tto^responri! llty foe th* i r r a t h a tu » p < * | wMsg of the America* destroy. ’ la a * by sn unidentified sir. a m In Sysateh water*. fighting continued on sit front* Is Interesting to take a look at how other powt that might be allied with Italy and thorn that pose her, would stack up. Military authorities have esti­ mated that the forces immediately available a n t Italy, 2,000,000; Germany, 1.800.000; Austria, 1 I M M ; and H u n ­ gary, 300,000, This block, therefore can BMRt upon 4,750,000 men Immediately, to which might be ha aided another million if Poland is included. Another obvious group would Include: Prance, 1,200,000; Little Entente, 2.400,000; and Masala 3 M W . This Bide would total 6,600,000. But to complete tha picture attempting to show the number of a v a m b lg aohUera In Europe it would be necessary to add England with 860,OOO. the Balkans with 825,000, the Baltics with <70,000 and neutrals, 1,250,000. This group adds 0| f to 8,018,000 and the grand total equals 15,845,000. This figure la just Of VoyageThraagh o r a m m m av B tam pa TAMPA, Sept. S.-IA V -C ircuit fadg* L. U h r t i began hearing D p m b Friday in a w it brought by a . E. GItoon and eevr s etiwr owaer* of oy*t*r bed*. who aooh IMAM damage* from the CHy of Tamp* for nlteg*d polntioa of T in p o Bay by tho city’* Mwegu disposal *y*t*m. plained by CSft. New Torh, on* of 11 original ■tat**, ha* b**n nine* 1*30 the moat populous In th* union. aaylnf, ROOFING TONIGHTt OMdhHn run* Red* an<l Bs tea* of religion, but la teriwd* himaclf in "Better Air uat te t t e f i * Hfta At Lotteries In nn editorial captioned “Is This Society’s Surrender" Lawk am ides! of tho MIm Work***, urge* a a af ISAM a ytar for I Mar. W* wonder how ■ t e n la Seminole Cnun- ■gna with hlmT ■ d n d aad fifteen p*r■ bitted throughout the a m la b o r Day wrekWa te a r aa much about of municipal lotteries to raise funds for eivfc Improvement and goes mi to show how reprehensible such an attitude by a unit of government is. “This newi»ajier," nays the Herald, “haa always stood for sensible liberality In thought and action. We have no patience with hoary blue laws that are rseuirtetad from time to tlmo through fdnaticai endeavor aince they have no place in n condition that has been changed by the march of time. But to advocate taw violations as a means to sn end nr excuse It on tho far fetched assumption that It l* the lesser of two evils Is not permissible unless we are *• being done In nt least one city in the state and approved lieu mark. Though it wus fully ((potted by tha marital awoag*m«at that total aalao foe tho c e m a t am am of 1033-M would roach batter than tha million mark, uaforeaern ciramuUncee (Upped into the way and ante* wora limited to 0SSM44.03. CooUs nod ralm aad light (tornu daring the terlior winter season coupted with dry weather in th* Central Florida section during the spring Mason wer* attributed a* tha caua* for thl* unexpected low voioiaa ef ■sir*. A total of Mventy different rarlatte* of Florida „ fru it aad Trgetable* were sold during tha 1035-3(1 seaeou. Culery ted all other commodltl*a u to total sate* and volume with 4113,434.40 ia (atea recorded for tha a*a*on which repreiented 60.7H6 rratea a t an are rag* of 12.01 per container; closely fol­ lowing celery ante* were inap AUgaters waha mo ftagsiaUy with thter nightly billnateg. TH* g n a t owl trim hte w w s aclt*; a r»th*r weird t heat h tel m ating nlgbUy laK rtntem ite, m a tin g a feeling that daylight wfll ha wel. com*." Dance mild Cool Off V* N m f A a CHICKEN DINNEK W» M a te Ctete Ma* at CuU Plate U w b WATER AIR GAS or OIL Goad Mute*. Wlate Uqa« . GaK Service F ir a t KART HARTFORD, Cowa. fl*pt. 8.—Wi—A n*w record w»* tateb41shed hero when 1*-month*, old Jan* Motor* cut h«r ilateoath tooth. WERT-The - JEWELER lftfyjr-tw rrrr-i.i.)u TTtei»'(|nij.*M the tadilu m k it iu aa “bralateaa,1 kt i w ^ Tout 'nf ' V 7. 'TRRVly entitled to pursue his avocation withnut restrain t of the luiM. Mlm 78,803 re n ta in m at „ law. Their classification automatically becomes identical' 4IA3 per container bringing that e irrespective of whnt Interested legal opinion may be. Tol- tataL Next la Una to b*aa* wet* r. erntiun of the municipality’s act on the grounds th a t it green cabbage with a total *4 ii lessens the business of tho racketeer ia not only childish $5S,K70.S3 la ante*, attained by " bu t an admission that th e situation la out of hand. Since tha ante of 3,163 ton* a t an *1 th e lawless can’t be suppressed there are communities with average of 431.74 per ton. T*> 11 some newpnper support th a t propone to net up a compell- mntne* brought total tatea of 4T3A48.14, which re p m ta te d 47,k live business with the object of getting rid of them by 3St contain*r» a t an arerag* ,r bankrupting them. Such a conclusion ia nothing less prlc* of ft.SO par container. Irtea * thun a complete surrender, and if there Is tifith in the potato** brought th* next hlgh**t promise that what is sown will be reaped we dislike to ante* with $33,831.31 raeotdad by the illutributlon of 21,338 trate* r. vision the harvest th at ia to he­ rn "The individual since the beginning of tim e has a t nn average of 4I.M par con­ ■ytsought advantages without regard for entitlement, has tainer. Other product* bringing UNITED LUMBER CO. high total* of aatea and volume wer* orange(. with ovar $27,000 for over 21,000 crate*, grapefruit, with more than 433JMM for mom 16,100 crate*. IS,100 crate*, aad beets aad ■quash, each with apprialamtely I 115.000 In aatea total*. Tha total number of container* rrpr**cnt*d In tha total ant** w*r* 306,000, out of 74 varbttea of fruit* and vegetable* handled. Waned nn poundag*, cabbage led th* field with a percentage of 23.0 nf th* total fruit* and vege­ table! handled through the mar­ the German prince, Bernard Zu- ket, while celery cam* accotid with n percentage of 17.7. On the lippm Blritrrfteld. Mb* haa been the aubtect of much other hand, baa*d on grow return (peculation by royal matchmaker* aa exemplified above, eatery led 4122.000 and over in ante* in Holland, tor name being Unhid with for a percentage a f ISA of tha romantically with leverai eligi­ ble# laclading Kbig Edward VIU of Gnat Britain. Some reort eeotvee mid they tnMevid Juliana aad tho prince would w*d la the epriag. Jollaaa'* mother, Quoea Wlltolmlae, now 3S, ateo married a’ Gorman prince. 8he ha* ruled the Netherlaade for 4d year*._______________ AirpUne Ride, BirtMay Gift Is FstEl To WomEn (■ABw today ar* InvolM*w powerful motor* aster m*eh*nte*t perfret e *pe*d* af aarrnty and aUte* aa tour (««m, com»hr. lib* forty and fifty yam ago. A number of B n teM oa that they HoDand PrinceM Will Wed Member Off German Home MIAMI, Sept, fr -|F )--l|(k Mary Bette Brubaker, 10, wat kUted today by a birthday pee*, eat from tor brother—her fln t airplane rid*. Ska and Saaiaei Cooper, Mi­ ami, amateur flier, araatad te ttoir (teatto near th , AB-Amerteaa Airport durhw a algtoeei lag flight Mr*. Rrukbaker, who** huehead aad thro* young sans an at tom* la NVw Tork, wa* via. itiag tor brottor aad ■other hero. Yesterday was bar thirtieth Mrthtay. Brottor, & W. Miaetre*. giro tor aa airpiaa* rid* sa gift tedar. Oeoper waa at tto ■KW EEPM 8 PUT PALM CtNOKB AUI AMP d ffk b m t r u e f r u it lim b m c x it t o c o unteract a c id , a lk a li t o u r 8 T i m THERE’S A BIG DIFFERENCE PERMANENT WAVES t r am m en know Ik e MKVKUKNia re *IO ik m a , ncnle lh«> « » u te never e*ek m il a “lm r* * ta" v a v e e , • if all in* t k i in k e a a lv , |.,„ e * r c a re <>f ik e k a lr te inoet Im p o rta n t. R n ik ln g aiM a more in a M ill MALTED CKOCOLATB MKMI ROOT U U ROTAL CROWN COLA ■ C tN NRMI TRUK FRUIT ORANQR ( i . i n t T a iira J TREAT Y0VR8RLF TO TEE BEIT ____ _BteriMaM Rtette* BEE! EOffLIHQ CO, C B. M ■ ■ EnilW Tmr I k , S M tk Fa* 34 yean Itealar A Gaj’a Palate hat* t e n cepacia!ly fa* th* Heath. They wW ate chip, crack, a* peel under the fTiaUnn aad rata. Always specify Dealer A Gay’* Paint*. BUnky-Roffen Hardware Gk ** 11-groomed ■p p v n ran re th a n a eo fily (U tte rin g w ave an d g re d *'»£■ «*Nw-»i*irr« wihmI^MM w ill achelve Ike m e t p erfeel r e e u lia We a r e |L renee.1 k r g r e d e r lt's In giv e POPULAR . —: Hum Ever PERK’S PLACE Modern — SAFE chua a*eond with a p*rc*ataga af 18.4 of tha total istea. Local *upp% compared morn than favorably with that *f tto to t of th* *tet*, line* th* Baaford market (upptted more eatery mul cabbage ttuia any ether eeetlon and was as high or M gte In other vrgotabtea or frwtte than other Mctteaa af tha rial*. White tha Hanford market wa* built and opantea primarily tag th* benefit of th* Flatlda farmand grower* aa s sale* evtet tar their prided*, than te grad, aatly being built up a ml** **tlet there fee eut-*f-e tote, which Floridlane CompetUtea aaa Sa Sanitary! PHONE 4 7 8 note County Laundry ly reduced by truckera hetegi-fi Florida Military Initltute g.J* piir H4il PI7B a n * • In rirade Throwgk Cfrlles* Fieparalery M HOLAfflCi POT# of our toy* lucre id In College, LOCATION; te center af *t*te, oa eecoad highest paint COUIPMENTi • Madera haUdtega . . . all romaa with hath. ATHLETICS: land aad water ■porta under careful lepmrbtea Total expense* (laetadteg naiferm) 4T74. For cateteg ndtaw Bn 8 COL. W. BtIGBNB JONW. F v l l i s t rad Avw, Bate*. Oty, Pterito Ftoma « Oar rriread* ft** WM» afrWi M >toiler l k » new lire*. o«r prl—* ere lb« l*w*(l po**IM for ouatltr work. *«Tire Skip �a u a r j ! vallry In a drop shower and tied' A. An. ter*. ll.'nilrrvonville, Mr*, Borland, Anita A with white aatln ribbon. Grover Ixe (’tawf.trd of A*b*-| Tyre, amt h p M aba apant • faw weeks with bvr "Mr*. Anitara, mother of Ihr villc, N. &. Col, J. W. Blanding, mary Department, Bert M b * , Ml** carotyn M n « i and ERBst abler, ■ « . F. C, Welden, Jr. bride. worn a Mona blue meinThe following announcement, gvwn trimmed in Dubonnet nml of Ta!!ahn**re, llaaghtoTi Walsh, '.oremo; Junior ear n a if ,, Wilmington, N (*.. Mr*. C, L. i taken from yesterday's TlmceMr. awl Mra. Wynn W. Potter fa.*hioni’d on Ioiik, stonier line*.! JlcCruiw, Sanford m il Mr. ami tackle I’ltWr, E. f t Carter. Vnlon wtll be of interest to hare rvtarnad from Coronado A jaunty jacket vra* a feature Waterman and .Mwrr, Albert Huff, and MM/ - I of lb,, costume ami Dubonnet hat Mr*. It. K. Plaler. .1 •each wbara they spent the woo*- many persona In Sanford: daughter of Tallnhasstv, lira. "Mlaa Joyce Klaine AnJera,' and ahoaa were wont, and*blur Intermediate DrytrJgM . MMa n f with Mr. and Mr*. J. D. WoodHubert Wilson nn<) Mi** Betty elder daughter of Mr. ami Mr*. glmrr*. A corsage of P<n_'; rest * Then Vkktry, CorHe'la AsMM, raff. Ernest Klbert Anders, became and valley lilies complet'd the Ann Wilson of Orlamlo. Mr*. and Mr*. W. F. BmwbJh Jr.J K. M. Little of Now Smyrna; Lurry Horton Is recovering at the bide of Jack Norbert Ay­ char min* outfit. Mr. anil Mr*. C. II. Wal*h ami Alathraa Ctaaa, Mr*, J . t . h |* » Oar*ly« Kent or WiaUar u h a m , 7M Palmetto Avenue, cocke, of Tallahassee, ton of "Mra. Ayecockr, mother of the Mi«* Mary l,oui*(- Walsh of Mrs (!. 8. Salman; T. f t L> Mr. and Mra. John Calhoun Ay­ •MBbhg Mr*. M. Mtanna wm an operation per format bridegroom, aelected a Hojttlj Wilmington, N. ('.; nnd Mr. and Class. Mr*. Jana f t Smith, MM, r. W. Stile*, and Mr*. UUtoB m m on Parh Atanue, msday — eaiag at the Faraald* cocke of Sanford In one of tho blue Chantilly larc gown fash­ moat brilliant and banutlful wed­ ioned along simple lines. Vicltry. The U rN m i Manorial Hcapital. dings of tho summer season at ■trees was worn over slipper **tln 5 o’clock Sunday reining, Sep­ and accessories were navy bine. I tember $. The event took place Her Towers were a clusto of Baptist Honor Roll t r m Bathwater, N. T. to spend in the cast wing of the Hyde F or Month Given MM* U m M tv with hU mother, Park Country Club In the pres­ pink roses. “ following the ceremony a re. I Mru Oewcg* A. DeCottes, Park ence of about 500 wedding ception for ‘.'00 co o ts » ,* given guests, tho officiating clrgyman In Ibeir homo at II4S Owin' being the Rev. William Carroll, Mr. aud Mrs. W. A. Adams and pastor of the Tallahassee Catho­ Street by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Klbert Anders. The receiving line daughters, Olyva Ann and Ada, aad lic Church. stood In front of the mottle Mr. aad Mra. John Melach, Jr., “The bride was given in m ar­ Am gkitr, EnrUIty, wer» tho riage by her father, and had as which was adorned with Ascen­ Sunday of Mr. am| Mrs her attendants, her sister, Misa sion Jllirs, white asters and fern, m%mt\ B. A il at Daytonn Bunch. 1.noise Iona Anders, as maid of to form a beautiful background. honor, ami her couslita. Mis* In the receiving line a t 'o l Mr.! Ftteads at Mis* Dorothy Smith> Annie Laura Pare, Mildred Lou­ ami Mrs. Anders, Mr. nnd Mis. win ba interested to learn that ise Ilmwn, Opal Klaine Anders Jack Norbert Ayrocke and Mr.1 Mr, aad Mr*. Joh i Srhlrarit and Mra. John Calhoun Avowhc. ’< aa f young saw. John lin e ter- aba has gnlrard Liuisinna Slate* of Hendersonville, N. C., and "The room* of tho hotit.* were I Liuise Crawford, of Asheville, Uai vert tty and i* specialising in *• bavu nturnesl from Coeodecorated throne bout with a r ­ **• fca*b w han they spent a ptaaa music, majoring in pabtic' N. C., as bridesmaids, Miriam rangement* of white asters. As­ Csthleen Horne was tha little cension lilies and fern. flower girl, and Jack MeCrone —To-Night— •‘After remaining [r.r some James W. Pippin, Jr. of Birm­, of Sanford was the ring bearer, time with lheir guests, Mr and Mr. aad Mrs. T. l . :'clt and Mr. aad Mr*. W. U. He :niriiC vr»'r«i ingham returned home today* "William Hood of Tallahassee Mrs. Ayrocke left for their wed­ after spending two weeks bar*, waa Mr. Aycocke** best man. ding trip South, M .*, Aycocke anting than from l-<with hie brother and slstsf-ln Groomsmen were Allan Mease wrarlng for travel a suit of Sunday a t New Smy . law, Mr. and Mr*. Roys f t Pip­. of Tallahassee, Ityrun Eoi of ivory-gray with a phitlumn fox Sanford, William y. Dowling, Jr., pin, West First Street. Mr. aad Mr*, l,. »• ami (luy W. Me**hole, Jr., of collar on the smart Ntte.l Jack­ Dr. aad Mrs. fi. D. i Mis* Entitle Lingle has reinrartlI Jacksonville, Acting as ushers et. Her hat and a rrrsw i.-t w.-te On T h e Screen daughter, Eugenia An.. .............. from St. Louis, Mo., and points InI wire St. Klmn A osta, Jr., Me- ■Dubonnet. week-end a t Daytonn I.fuel.. • "Mr. nnd Mr*. Aycocke will Illinois where she spent tha sum­. Swain Wood*. Jr., Fred C. Langruaide nt IMS McDaniel Street mer. She was accompanied by Mr., stun and John Seashole. c . B. Byaa and aon. C. It Hynn, In Tallaha**»o upon their rotuin J r , # # Pilatka spent the e c c -c n d and Mre. Glenn l.lngte and son,, “The beautiful young bride from their honeymoon. Glenn, who have been visiting Ini wore a lovely Molynsux model "Mr*. Ayrocke is a graduate h*ra with tha foriter'.* ir - tli... Lllnola fer the past several week*. of R'diert K. I.re High Sehtml la-law aad siatsr, Mr. a si t and formerly resided in Wash­ f t Mabaaiy, Emit Truth ington, D. C. “Mr. Aycocke attended tin- Cit­ 'LISTEN, KH>, Mr. Bad Mre. Peter 8eha.il of it.-, adel In Charleston, w«* gradu­ lando aaaoance the birth tl ,, ated from North Cnrnliun Stole daughter this morning at the FeeTake It from the DMtlmer (Fred College, mid Is a member of I'Ut nald-Laugh ton Memorial Hospital. Stone to j oil 1. Count Ferdinand (Fran Kappa Tun social fraternity. He is run nor ted with the comptrol cl* I rilerer) I* aces In this fast mo* Melvin Gatchel ha* returned from I ler’s office in Tallahassee. iuu v.irn id the count who went cow Jaekaoavilla where ha spent the "Mrs. Ayeoek,- ho* been enter lm, lo win the gal he loved. summer with Mra. Arthur Gatchel'* Mr. ami Mr*. L. F. Hoyle are tallied extensively since the nil »®th*r, Mrs. Ethel Ia*h. planning (o leave Wednesday or nouncement of her engagement Thursday for Ijmrens, 8. ('. lo \<l.ipicil f n m K linor Davis* S a tu rd a y Ev*» | "tint of town wedding guest* Mra. D. E. Bryan returned Kun. spend a few days. They will be itintf I’nwl s tu ry “T h r Old Tlatar.** I were Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Anilei* day to bar homo In Jacksonville accompanied home by their three of Hendersonville, N. I’.. Misses after aptmllnf « ahnrt lim# hrrt* daughters who have been visit­ ' Mabel l.lnggenfelter and Jul'n with bar nUce, Mra. Arthur tlatch- ing their grandmother, Mrs. A. Yates of Tullalmssee, Mrs. it. Dial Gray.___ ____________ I Activities Perron alt Calendar An acooaafl i f A * tesBOag af J. M. WUaau, J r , facmai ly ad this The Big Night Over -100 - Reasons TIIK LAD’S OKAY.w a . Tha film apuaa taday a t tha Ka Theater. Tha star of “One Rainy Aftertaa” ta gtvoa a stagy porfootly Mad ta Wa charm la “My Amortm Wtf*,“ aad Mtea Batbata, la " M i Hassell, ■ ethar of the bride, waa attired la a fall suit of Mat with a shoulder corsage of roses. Mre. Wilson, tha only daughter of Mr. aad Mra. C. C. !Hassell. I* a young xromaa af charming persoaallty. She received her educa­ tion In tho High Point tehoole aad Arthur Branan left Maturduy v t , gradaated with Use class it for Asheville and Greensboro, N. I H i She to known aa a very ta!- C. to spend a abort * time. ){« will ba Jolntifl In Otcaniboira by hia family. Mils Essie Whittle of Hrewton, Ala., aad Mrs. f t N. Wright of Greenvll e, Ala., spent Labor Day .'-•’v t.d h their els err. •WK. Gcurgu W. Huff, and other relative!. Mr. and Mre. Royo R. Pippin and daughters, Elisabeth, Gladys Isle, aad Peggy Aaao, ami guest, James W. Pippin, Jr. of Blrmingbam. returned ureeterdiy from a UIP *° B**ch and West H l u Bench. l W« lawn BiflMIB LltoU R II L E Y ’S Tte« SffN. 1«h | 2 2 5 L ^ _ I S Steaks Ik H & l e g s ""i CHOPS Ik 1 9 e Rraaaty I M p i t l B f . in ia r e e * aaar, u m w t t t f l 8TEW |Ik 17C WAOT Ik 1 9 c Cold Cols Ik s g c l M R lb. f a Mr, and Mra. Edwin Strwhbebn announce the birth of a daughter. Margaret Neul Strohbehn, Sun. day, a t New Haven, Conn. Mrs. Strohhehn wilt bo remember.-d here as the former Mine Mm garet Neal. Von win* love the limitless luxury of lying Im Inti with ,i cricking story and a rorbing £ oihI smoke . . . this evening make friends with A l.iKh Sm<kt. . . a li^ht smoke o f rich, dp*> Iwi'hul tiilvjuo . . . l.uiky Slriktf Y ou'll t t t i t thv tlcliiioiix flavor of higher-priced tobaccos . . . ail tlnive fine tu n e r leaves, the Cream o f the Crop. You'll learn the joy of smoking with that w dcome throat prottttion nllercd by Lucky's ptivat* priKcsx—“ It's Toasted. " A /->i>/>t SmaJk* for you* peace of itiiiul! A U rbt Smoki for you! throat! Mr*. George W. McRory and Miss Mary McRory rsva returned from Safety Harbor where they •pent a fem weeha wtih relative*. Mr. McRory has returned ftnm Gamp M rCbraa In AnnUton, Ala., where he attended military camp fer two weeks. Mr. and Mr*. A. Wldmldt and Mlsa Lydia Wtebnldt have re­ turned from points In tho MidWest where the* spent u few weeks. Mr*. WteboMt vldted rel­ ative* in Springfield, III. while Mr. Wiebeldt attended tha N a­ tional Photographers' Convention In rhieag*. * * NEWS FLASH! * * LEMONS Over 1,300,000 prizes awarded - AVOCADOS APPLES , I | sw * POTATOES Assorted JELL-0 PEANUT BUTTER USAGE 2 for SOUND MOTION PICTURE PROGRAM Ihtel Ih* doof D<1 worn/ Ciftj tar* . , . anti opart up 4 fr*»fc pork of Luckiml Vo* Hav* no h a ir / fatlinig whan you imok* far info Ih* night. A LgM fm oio loov«» a dnon toitB, and Lw<bi«i or* A |I<|M Small#. TT QiSfti' in "Sweep,take*" think of lit Over I.XKMKO pet*M have already been awarded ia d g grrai national cigarette genie, yea# Lucky Strike ''Swcepeiahea." Hava )•« entered yell Have you wow p e e Lucklet —a flat tin of JO delldona Luiky Strikes/ , There’s music on tha air. Tuna ia "Your Hit Parade"-Wednesday aad Saturday evenings. liema. judge, aad study ih* tune*-then try ymm la d y Strike "Swet pi takes." , Aad if you're not already «mohlag Luckies, buy a pack today and Wf them, loo. Maybe you hast b*M mining tomethlng. You’ll aggrecieia the advantage* of Luckies-a UbM Smoke of rich, ripe-hodiad mbaaam Proctor Chevrolet Used Car Lot fed R Magnolia * Pull Spur of sibiulld Bring The Family 'A lb V w.Aa \ �■g y w f r j _••••«« fill Grid Moral* - - B B ! V V VI t’J B B S ^ 8ANV0M R B U m ftAKFORft Florida T—|fcSwri—i M d eg, T e e k U e t Practice T* BeHeM U McLart* -Whitey" •V Ih C rttk M Mb High grid A* tin t day Nfc a f practice Mara A m fatty a f Seminole maty's chefs* ja a a in te n t o r mm4 U ra te r A a daily routine ' prattle*. which began laat owday and arttl '•ontitter till ua« UaM aa O ct f , sh * n the **a* ■■ here agatamt Rattle. hick lights of A a fra: ar*k a a v Bralley O dhaa retu sro j to Ma aid pee Wan a t tackle and Jimmy M cBhaaaaa ik U tei to A a cm ter poet aa the only an il* able candidate. Ceecb Mclmeae paaalhly boliovaa that tko bljt youngster will do bmto food at the lacklo aaclyawint than he would have a t caater, aiaco hie weteht la each aa advantage In breaking tk ro afh the opposition'* at football practice, “I'm counting an you ltd* aa When the catedideUe go out aeoflded Merrlien when he finally ocoloe the “peak' for praeiiee heat waak, they will help* (Aoaaeletid Pro** Photo) bo wanting their ahaoldar pade and holiaete, fa r a t that time harder a t aa thaakine a teak. teagh ecrtannmge eaaaiona will Weod waat aat kafarw A a Dm ha begun hotween different ylen w H e aad hoQet Barrier af teame ae picked My A a Semniolo Heary M. CuOty af Raata Bar* la eatere. bare. Cutter, aa automobile Aa the rough work la b erm , lire] belt! schrnl. Duke, seems a t preaant tn •alaaiaan. w ia J tri* .* . je o * ? Ma It la practically a certainty that Speaking of football, ono w o n l|K, lh() m 0il chobMjas A a tennla ropotatiaa m th e doubles A a flrat eleven men will bo wonder^ about the outernsi WAJfhcrn Cnnfrr*nco:r=WBilkpte« partner of WUatar H lara ro f Co> item* for -Thti tic* In tlm T7prtf* eu'uuwiatern ... Conference, thlt ton ton, while th e n arc himbia, I . c , teak ad v aatefr of than, aacapa If yuu want to puli ln« tilt with the U be count is ns. I ful UuUnw, would bo picked at' to torn I other elevens who will Wood** faltering atari, wan Aa Weight ihould play a big par* the conference winner thia cen­ n » i i — ' - i . o j o.o u i iteo It that way, la not a t all atw rari. give them a plenty tougfc fight. Tha aaa thing whleh make* tha tal the Celery Made* chance* fur ion. Up Nnwth, there — are -------severalI _ ... .W »*"»<' Permnally, L', ‘W# •)» » Personally, but not officially, (mart a t aracy troa Floctda man ‘ .promise ■ to -be strongj up laat year bad tended third thrill wlA petda la the spirit they will put a line on the field we would select the Georgia Tvcb tcuma who over -1 bellow Jackets a* the potential* contender* for natloaal hoaere la this tournament, wan tha *cr-| w hich'these Gator grld d sn **• which will have been am pli|r. I t la te ha aaea ta» erary ehadowed by only one line In pre. winner, with Auburn, Alabama I thl* entuinr araeon, with Mlaae- third eat, t-3, bat Celley raced ‘ d Kentucky . _____ ____ a 'c o te leading the pack. The pew- oa after tha laCcrVal to e'eee <b13|an giving them' thing they do. They are rertetaty vloua ytare, that of the ll> la k e e ln e n M i* a 1 1 . .. f ! n | . petting themeelvea whalahaarted- eleven, when Riser, Branaa, lia r -'d o te rnct to 'th e finiib, There U him ou« hi A e je u tA . *-3. «*i*» probabfy no team In tha nation ty late tha Job a t hand far Cody rleon, r.nd Praaton i la the final act, CwlWy won shining atari of tha which can compete with l-<> hie own eerrlca hi the flex*w all Jackets when It eempa to yo’ilb game, broke \hraugk te U kt Thle eeaeon'e backfleld will and speed, and tha boya from :bo ;»Wood’s In A a eaeead. aad waa Georgia capital ore plenty powuralM play a deciding part In the weight advantage, ami It, t"» ful end bt-avy to go with that. Two other fa verttee, Mrs. Our own Gator* huvv ittle or fa probably overshadowed by Marjorie Oladmaa Van Ryn. oaly tha *3S team backficld, no chance to gain any real cham­ Philadelphia, and, Mrs. Mary which raw little but elualvc. WU- pionship recognition thl* season, Greet Hwnrte, Kaaaae City, wsra eoa Smith, Skinny Vincenl, but they should at Iea.it supply eliminated. M n.,lterrte went out "Dub" Cntamngcr, George Me- Interesting (.position to all com­ * pretty l)own in the cattle country, before Gaaala Claltami, Johnny Courier, II. It- er* thl* season since Cousin Josh Odkam aad other ball carrying took over the rein* a t (aalnev where last year, A e Southern youngster fram MM Fianctoeo, Methrdht teem ran rampage who la rated Na t la A a N .rthluminaries perform under Celery villa. In the Suuthem Conference, Texas Christian and 8. M. V. ira Califentea Metric!. aad Mrs. North Carolina is woefully weak­ should a*a!n fight It out for the Van ftya. a memhcc af A e Amer­ ened by the graduation of Its championship of A a Southwest, ican Wlghbaaa Cup team. Mat eutatandlng star, a Sanford boy. with Rice University renting la te la y ftammars af . Ragland. M, M. • Don Jackson, and It also lost fur a share of A e glory. several other members of Inst Of course, there has never year's tt)uad, who dropped from been nn expert who reuld exactly figure out the F ar Weet winner, TMa Week but from a natural ataadgelat, FRONTAOR ON Slate Highway SPECIAL Stanford again looks te ha the Na. S, Orleads Road. 9M.M Reek Crystal Gaklsta pec acre. Flew lag well hop meek. cream of tha Pec Iflx Coast crop. SPO RT CH ATS -W e —*,. •M.M pec a m . Phone ASS. Overatruet Land Co., Orlande Fla. Long Distance Ratos food fur the body'* needs, end by their action mure energy I fur strength I I* obtained from the food eaten. Th» fund, r f courte, brings the additional itren g t:l. but Cardul serves as the imuna te thla and by IU good Influence) on' the digestive system.—Adv. B C llH M Spnodi •aw Im MWertaflfM fw atysw lf glaii—I StaLtaga Take Final Contort From f h o M f F i By II To 1 Court And Grab V M Far H» Waak to, •if ' S 3 * Resinol �* (■ B O A T , 8 R F T K M B K S I k ' l l H .on Will Hitler Open JbM u PteparesPapers Government Chamber CampaifnTo On Personal Tax TroopsEnter b CeUeetar Ready T* Tackle Jab Toledo Fort W 2nd Tern TakeColosiet Of CrBrcHmw P r ik u iM t Bills B a l t s , Bagwell Aad N asi Chief B r u u A lso Com; t i n o e d In Pools For G c n u n j Be­ For Another Year fore H nge Crowd Ow fa r tba to a a iu and sell all of delinquent f i r ........ tu im are both taagtola laauad aad wfll b t taraad aad totaagMe, belonging to tW to tbu eauaty abarrtf far toxpayer, within tba ra w . •rrvfca, Jan. D. where the levy and assess meat tax >« Herald AM ■ A ftP M O L F L O R ID A , • Rebels’ Sliest Tba* lution Artillery Is For F i r a t Since Revo­ Hit S p a i n EmUMM mA to 1W8 f l u f o r t b T k« O ntjr C m t n l V F b rW b CMy AI f a r t in * fUU . HHtfcwRft AM Waltr Tninsportatioa NK M I1ER 271 County Commission Allocates $150,318 For Operation Cost Im Hudgeted Twenty Defendants Face $161,056 For Road. It o n d» Fund Ex* Municipal Judge's Court Sinking pc ns Of 1936*3^ Copyritfct—U N Fm dfkial rvporta^roichrd Ma­ " I urn of tha view," ha coalite Ha painted eat (but w h ite____ fly The Associated Ptwta drid today that goverumant mlNURNBERO, Garauay, Bapt. 9. pvrsoasjn tbte eauaty have art- aad, " that this personal proa- litlamra entered the Toledo Alraarty, subject to seizure and salt, cm —The Reich's Chancellor Ado i btetodra property acquired subae- ■ar preparatory to an attack on __ . . H itter today proclaimed a four there era a few atilt to arrears.’ quaat to tba data of the uaaaau- I.TiH) Reba'a who had defied an Police D ragnet Spread Over City During The tim to eli collector ratted Papworth Volunteers ;•*» pmtan, emw»tia* <nm- attention ta tba faltewtag A<so­ meat, but prior to tha levy aad eight-week*1 siege of th* ancient Labor Day Holiday Period Gets R a P v T o a a la A f J *h» aatental daraaM* aixtad xt (to cle ted Praia dlapatch which erigtfortress. ? • * ; * ■ A ‘ r > tl of H k l w Germany ctonom- aatad to tba Tallabanea office at Tha press dispatch to whkh Mr. Insurgent artil.try and snipe.-i ______ Variety Of Charges tempt T o Get R o O d 'k a l l y Independent th# m t of Attonmy-Oaaaral Cary D. Lan­ Jtobtoa referred reported a rwl- from within tho crumbling wall* lag following an Inquiry from were mute during the night for dis: A City police dtugm-l, spread ov. T . R. S lm paon w a s re-1 The proclamation, sounded sod* Attorney-General Landis pres Comptroller J. M. Lee, who a l l the first time tine* July 20 a.td er Ssnfnrd through the latlair Day a b e te d la s t n ig h t to a e rv a d#»iy before xoo.ow> Naate aa- vtenaly rated th at “to rotteettag Senator J. Turner Butler of Jack­ some unconfirmed reports said the k holitbly period, was hauled up In a a p resid e n t o f th e S em inole aombted In the fourth annual con-tonal property taxes which sonville reported the D u t u I Rebela had surrendered. municipal court yesterday with ‘Jit C o u n ty C h a m b e r o f Com* vantteo, dtecteeod Hitler boa ■tread ra lavlad aad aaaesied agatoet County tax collector had miAn epidemic of sympathy strike* defendants faring Judge Miller. the taxpayer Wandas e f the own­ raustrrad dlffkulty in coltecttoR in France by Lrflst workers de­ reorganltlag m m i fo r a n o th e r y e IK a r.* W* Henry Will Jones, negro, personal property taxes levied la co no my and hiking tbs planned ership of taagibte personal prop­ Jr. Hajitea waa chosenI ajratn a, An ii]n*nttinn.V budget of manding “guns and planes for charged with making threats with Jacksonville. , while production of all Industrial aad ag­ erty, tba chanty tax eettecter la Spain" spread today. a pistol, and Sim Griffin, who al­ JirdUIrt.Ml nml n im^tmed " Arthur ricultural products. Hundred* of fugitives from an legedly gave the gun to Jones, exiK’i’tlitiire list to enro for Bran on were renamed to the Tbclr realisation, ha declared, “la impending bombardment of north­ 8. M. Lloyd Is Named diew the stlffr*t fines and sen* tlu< rsinkinyr fuml a ml inter* respective posts of secretary only a question of our energy and ern cities arrived at Rayonne, teners, each Is-ing handed an as­ »n nmdH mid iMinds, aad trooauror. determination. Our colonial de­ P arty M anager Of sessment of Jolt or ordered to prls. eat Prance, as European diplomats amount ing In 910-1,(156, wert Th# following vice-presidents, mand* are part and parcel of this sought to save hrleagueird Sun adupteil late veatenUy by County Operations on for 90 days., s a t from each County Con mi*- program. We must build up our Sebastian from becoming a eity of A tlO-duy sentence meted I„ II. the Hentinule t ’nutily Coate •toner's dlstrkt, w art placed in raw material force*.” ruins. office: 1—Charles Dunn, I — Seminole County Ikmurrnts to­ Higgins for alleged disorderly inlaaion fur tho year 1980* The proclamation also declared Rebel* yesterday refused an of­ M m Mr lech; 3—C. B. Searcy, the “shackles of the Versailles day rpcnrd a campaign uffUo ii conduct was suspended on ron- :t7. fer of the governor of the city to An ninount of I'tJtTM.I'J waa 4—B. r . Wheeler, 5—A, G. a suite at the Vr.ldel Hotel, S. ditkn Hint he a. stain front alco­ Treaty” have been torn, the arm ;, surrender in return for am rsty for set aside for the agricultural Wagner. M. I.lojrd, chuirman of the C o-iii- holic* for n pvtoid of two months. the defender* hut diplomats tried ly Ikino Executive Comm.ttoe, S l a t ne __ d agsin la a short aeeeptanca addreaa, navy and air force are now cay. LefitUHofi S o i f h t Institution Allen Mctiil', hlark” " c"harg -.i fund: 7 ^ C w ” ’ i l l " , t o H S l m gx__ tv „ to arrange a truce. has announced. Mr, Blmjmm aounded a pro- able of defending Germany agaiust with nn.l entering the f^ ,u,rrd *■ ■38®’78' w V1*' ^ th breaking nn.t all enemies. 1 0 U p C n U o o n s W [ Delayed, unren»nred dlepatrhes To EotaMMi Plant graaalva note and em phulted l e d night the Issly assemble I Hill Implement Company, lompany, was ,Wui alanWA **•* T a r n V n w f M n n H l V , f " " " Madrid said mass executions th a t -now I* the tlma to atart At GsinoiviDe Site ■ t e r m f u e x * I T l o n Q V . | l,f K a.ckt. , rp continuing daily In to lay prrhmimiry plans for th- turned over to the County, A County millage of 34 1-1 something aggressive.1 roming rnmpuigii. J. K. Davis, charged with drunk­ was approved t» product* tha Spain'* capital. Estimates plnred J.w ll'Connor was nrnie.l sec- enness, puid B |5 fine. * The president pointed out that general revenue fund. Tha gen* The endorsement 0f tha Ctomoer '."r ,!,T *»t»l nu.s.U-r of dead fro... fir- retary of the lorul organisation tits Chamber has been lying Disorderly conduct allegations af Commerce waa balag sought to- '![****?"■1 8‘h,M' 1 wi 1to aeca-ptwl, lnc M|ual|, mrr* than 1.000. an.l will to stationed in the hot. I against W. C, Flemming were era! school fund is to to raised gotet far tig months, than bo, from an eight-mUl levy, Blxta day for a movement to enact teg- J* " " * * * ■"** * b*1iw*!* I In Washington, the Stale IV- office. K. J. Wagner was chosen that an intensive pro- * omike.i off the books when the de­ millage for sell mils was net a t Utattoa for the establishment nf A* **’ *ml ! v‘‘WJ J j * I piirtmrnt indicated it may again as treasurer. la before the organise-1 fendant fulled to nppenr, thereby two and nne hnlf milts. Ikmocint* voted to install Mi. estreating u fill bond. u t S S m ' ,p ,r l*wM ,U lt0" ^ “ co'mrany, sh . 1 r. E 5 ; f,“ l- explain S" - nl' h the attem pt­ The following s|<ceial school and ,,|w" Relie!*Mto Lloyd as rnoipnigu manager of .. Jewel. tJtuplw.kK iUfl Bo ■dedan d that during his Sanford Elks will astambla Fred WUIUma, (Jraford englg " * " * prin,,p* '' ■nBOUnr" ' «~ ed Immlilng of an Amerkin dethe p ir q ' it. this »*.afiirjT*' •—*- fill I"utd when slip f.'ttltM' T T ~it]V- s*..'., taL... i .idis--'■ n i of office . b o , had ..toceivod Friday, plf h t a t B VcIock In th#te Iznl: “ T fil Spanish water* recent­ The f. Honing party memtier JJT & X * * * s^ia*taati’tution will b eg in -lu elubhou-c ‘ in “JillhpArfe plans for pear in answer to disorderly eonN'lmJ-rr 1 maintenance 10. ly. European powers sent reprewere selected to do ,'i.oj „u nf regular term Monday morning, a barbecue chicken dinner to ba sad dtjui chur^ca. kinds I-*; number 2—mainte­ sentstlves t» laindnn to talk em­ work In Sanfonl: t0 M, „ Stevens. bald at Son Lando Springs an e d m .tJ ln rd tha WncflU la to obArniNtcu.l FMil-s ro'orcd, «ni.I to nance ID, bonds M; numtor 4— • Phil iluch, John Mrisrh. Itilt '?> 0t th° *» “ *• following release, tha bargo plana to enforce non-inter Maaday. Fhelky, Hob Putifoy, James ti, have torn guilty i.r fighting, drew niainlcnan.e It), IhiihIs K; num­ principal sat* forth three classes Trntton agreement*, Fred P. Domer, su ite d niter. mautxtlaa In Florid* Sharon, Fred WUorn. Gordon u line nf (10 or a Jail srnlriBe of b e r I maintenance in. bond* I t , C til k g f e U t U e •Me lu tn lli out fir* mate* prate af r awaaa who are eltgtbte to aW * *• -■■■ Harnett, T. A. Ilrumlry T. I. 2t* days, James Norwood, *f«n numtor ft—indlntenanca It), bdnd* aeta that the station raald under- trml roratlcnal classes: secured. from Peter 10, Frn-or, (irnhani llunt.-r, W. E. hlarl. and charged with fighting, ft, numtor it—nuiintcqanca chairman of th* committee, Hen­ tab* at the **m* time emphasis- j “ I. Persons regularly employed heard Judge Milter pronounce the (I tin!<«iHrtl MU |M|9 l« « | California Get» Watson. K IGlenn. .1. F. MeIng that there era scores more. —Those who are regularly entF t MIAMI, Sept. 9 —(/F t-F red P. ry Tamm, W. K. Edenflchl, An­ saiiie verdict n« in Fields' rase. n.l an.l II. J. la-hmiin. part-time One Over On Old Clrll: Com, Demorelic nominee for gov­ drew Carraway, Charles Dunn, The iiartkutor propaaal* ta whkh ployed can attend Glaaro Lon.lon, negro, ilirw -i Those apiminled to woik with ernor. said today if a special ses­ J r , Mr. Domer or any. othar Mr, William* n f tr ta d ar* | | ) hs* school provided they work reguRival, Florida the County Committrrman in fine of |ir. or 31) days in Jail for an) cate tropical aternia, (2) find an torlg not lets than 2< > hour* club ofCror. sion of the Legislature in Janu­ r. unity prerlntcs are: Picnic dinner will be served at economical and practical way to weekly. They shall not attend ary could effect the state** partiriA. J. Wagner, t'holuoln; Frank The Seminole County Cham­ use Everglade* pant, <3| study part-time school more hours per 0:30 P. U. Monday, although y sttes In tbs federal unemployTalbot, Oviedo; Andtew Ihid. ilteluk si d. ber of Commerce, located in beach erosion, (4) find an economweek than they nr* employed, want Insurance p an ho would ru'l many Elks and their friends are Sluxia: Frank Silvers. Osceola; J Other defendant*, charge* and] one of the world's grrntrst ana immediately upon assumin'; expected to arrira earlier in tha kal, practical aad qukk way to **2- p ,r *on" temporarily oneinT. Alderman, Geneva; W. II disposition* follow; cure Spanish raosa, and (St ezperi- teyml—Those who are tempera­ ritrus p ro d u r i n g ar* n , W. i afternoon. Office. I'.qH-, Goldi-nrnd; W. It. Ilntlurd, Georg,. A micron, « in* llln a * l>r«*»un» »» City srrntfhrd its hrnil over Ihb. AHamcnte; T. I*, lewis, tainy Snake, Exalted Ruler Dorner said a ment with the common 1st applka- r,,f unemployed mny attend tho colored, disorderly hie' , Commission limy bring about • "Tba present governor seems to lion of tung oil ' Part-time school for not more one tivlay. program for the evening la being lahefrunt touulifkathiq project, w.hsI; the Itev. J. W. Thompson, I I" or *jo days; pntdc Hill be afraid of tilling the Legisla­ In elaborating an the phase e f , |t a « If‘W *'»lly during a Ikfi.ri' the Board of Direr, take Mary; John Hell, Lak. ture together and 1 ran do nothing planned. "red. disorderly conduct. '„r 10 j «; l,t l1l» (;.'“n,y. Mora than 100 persons attend­ tors', session last night, Frank Monroe, r.ti.l George Sintlli. I'u ■lay*; Maggie Brewer, n egr.. ",ln,r about It until January,” he said. ed th* event last year. *oM / °8 Talbot, Oviedo, told of visit* Z l ’ h "oTVtor! Ir » , t h;i V .ro,teC Mh«t*?h"y” rh ^ nla. Irunkenness, five day,Hetty ' "mnierrn director* U«t night The Insurance law provides em­ Other planned activittee for th* ing a man confined to his bed lie pointed nut that there Is n The first public speaking of ployers must psy ana percent ta x Friday night club meeting include brrnu'e of illness. A die. of the campaign leading up <n the I'silton, drunkenness, dismissed; good pu liability that WPA fund* on salaries they pay this year to a report of ramp life a t Lake Henry Whili', colored, diiinkcuctlrus Joi.-r« It...I torn pro­ Nov. 3 eleetion* is scheduled for could to mndu nvailahlu fur tha b» .i.t .m i M . w . t a . . . . h go Into fund with a levy gradu­ Winona by six boys who w en riess. fr, or lo days; David Jones, scribed by n physician. Monday night ill the Court negro, tilling bicycle in reckless endeavor. ated to two percent neat year nml given a summer outing on Elk Hevernl tor tutor 1 of the Cham* While Mr, Talbot was, con­ House. Definite penkers lun« manner, dismissed; Jessie ll.irils, throe percent thereafter, | longer be clatsr.l a* eligible for fund*. versing with tho III man, lie licit yet torn sclerted to r responded to Mr. Glenn’* Mr. Williams said that with two ttim part-time srhool training, negro, disurdtriy cundue, lift nr statements by asserting that picked up a rrai of orange or more of the station, it would “3. Contract student* |n..t Judre Holds Citrus ,10 days; l.,>nnie Hall, negro, ilruna hikefront heoiilificntlon is, per* be possible to heap track af all | ploymD^Sueh persena may nt. Juke used in the diet. Tlu< Highleyman Acccpta nod disorder y, ||i l or 20 days; Imps, one of tlist most wortlty o l Under AAA S tatute storms without batag dependent . for j,,b prrparutnry Irni-.- label bore the simple Infor­ I k ito it Mclntrc, negro, fighting, Imal proposal*. mation, “grown and packed In Advertising Pooition on ship, in tha law haromaUr area, |„g for a period of not to ex. California.” dismissed. The planning toard member LOB ANGELES, Sept, 9 . a mrlhod now employed by th* gov-' m d three mrnths. They sh-dl , re|Hirtcd that several nthcl- pmj* IA P |— Federal District Judge With New York Firm eminent bureau, | have a regularly drawn ro n trv t r m n e e r O f F lo r id a | rets,, tu Ik* by WI1A, Laos R. Yaakwich made perma­ TOC KM MIICNT.UNH Mr. Will lama ateo appealed to for a Job whkh by reasonaMi Boh Highleyman, son a f Mr. the Hoard la worh toward tha ab- rffnrt they ran lit • a ..a fiimls, bnvtf Ijh-h ui»|»n»viKl IIM nent yesterday an injunction preparr f ,r CITY NEWS HRIEFS I f IC'S I f ! J a u h H O n ^ U l e ari* in Wu-ihirmtori iftvwMilitiiC il* upholding citrus marketing pro­ and Mrs. S. D. Highleyman of olition of a sbarb whkh ha* re- within the threr-mrnth*' ptri,„l KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Sepl. 1). — -, It rnti<»n i»f fumlte vision* under th* Agricultural Sanford, ha* accepted a Now crntly been eractad aa Lake Shore ‘ Ml** .Sierras said auhkrt* to (A*)—l’rrsidcnt Itoosevelt mine Ikpresentativa-clii t and Mrt. JAi KSONVIl LK, Sr|»i. t». (,Ti Mr. (!lrnn stiUl hu vipecU som< York city position with tha ad Boulevard between th* read Itself ha taught Inrlu.lr brnhkrrpinc. here today front Washington nn.l laotdon J. Ilatm-tt will letive lin e Adjustment Act. |jtnnx(» Arthur Wilmm, "j, p ) .1rrlran ^ in thi* in’iif fulun*# The Injunction, first granted vartlilng department of the J, and Loke M ean*. for Miami from wkelu I shorthand, typing, business Eng- set out by autonmbl> on * K.l). |, h Inclu«!r«l in tin* project* »r# a a a temporary basis on Apr. C. Penney Company, operator nf mile tnur through the Great Smoky they will sail for Galveston, Tax., nrucr |»ru|M»nrnt of Impruvin^ He dccland th a t tha slructuro’a ,l*h ■“d apelllng. FImi iif.i ut*rktiAnn* uutl luiviutiAw I pfoiH f»r wiirk *»ii wvuml d, la In favor of the govern- a chain of retail star*#, accord presence is a menace to tha bout*-! . . ~z z Mountain'. Accompanied by puli- fur a visit of several weeks, i«*f ihe Hiute, ilhii thin ttmrninjr, "tiw U , Improve nun U ti» thm 1 against Hugh David Ed- tog to Information rveeived to­ vur.l, since a a axcavatlon of th o ' y,rt*pr. • € 8<”‘vr' mystery stmv tk a l leaden, he was expected tot is, ColUm fruit shipper, and day. have a picnic lunch In the mmm j Tin- weather: I’urlly cloudy at hi# Humour home in otMihy A* ^**«»*r ryi*t»*m niut certain chariKM "road Slope” waa raqulrvd bafora recently, had i.i. rr l>, !„• made on the local athletic luntie Ueach, Tha former Sanford youth hoe las him from shipping l ‘“ " work* ° r *° hl* taina ami arrive in Ashevillr, N. '"Might and Thursduy, scolteird Ilk; h.id been ill several month*, field and golf course. as sags* fruin California In vio- been an active member of th* the house could ba built. C., to night. j -towers along west roast T hunPresident T. E. Simpson namwl *______ tetiaa ef tho probate quotas ea adverttelog profession fag the ■I: y. Extreme Ninthwest Fhirhla; lie was chairman of the Wilson and Toomrr Fertiliser t ’oinpany labliahcd by thu Secretary of past twa and one-half years. He Frr.i Wi son, B. F. Haines, Judge generally fair tenight and Thin waa Mandated with tha advarand other l.usinesses, chiirniun if Agrkultur« Jan. 24. 'layF u r $ l , 7r>0 Issu ed the Florida Agricultural Tariff ' The government contended tteing staff ef the Orlande dally and Mr. Willtonu on a con miltm Thursday’s li,h-s: h»w, t):’3l Association, Florida Citrus In-dith a t although the United Slates newspapers until he established to Investigate for the put pose o f. Huilding penuita totaling II,* attempting to dtecovor any m eth-! ■•prams Court Invalidated por­ resldanra to New York. A. M. and |U;3:t l‘. M.; high. tutn and of commission* whim In bte new position, young od by whkh th* to tiding might be ■ tions of Um AAA, other parts 3: Id A. M. and 1:20 I*. M. Hun sponsored Ihe Florida eshhdts at 7311 were issued yesterday after* I Klwmntona today ar* l.sAing committee was Ml tba measure, including thoea Highleyman will utilise tlw train­ remoitd. Instructed to rise* at f);0H A. M. and sets ut the Chkago World Fair an,| the noon at City Hall, according to rcc* ■ — I forward ta what la expected to rxpeciall/ invite all members of " 'U l*. M. Moon rises at 12 ml Clckcland Great Lake* Fspo-itioo, arils of Huilding kpcetor G. B, bader which the citrus quotas ing to rapy-writing and adver­ Paxton. ■ . ,, I he on# of the moat important warn atUI in opera- tising layout gained In Orlando, _ , ,n ' 1 **' The Ktamlard Hit Company ob­ to tba preparation of advertis­ School Head UrgM I meeting* of the ec*>un nest the {'hamtor nf f’nmmert*, the A‘ GFJIHGIA VOTES Linns ami Rotary clubs, tha tained permission to e-«-el a »tor* Wednesday whan Bcott M l-nflI'hsrtrs Hells left this inn tiling Thu Vailed States atturney'a ing aad Rahttdty ta be used to R - - I - 4— 01-------I l f e 6 ' ■ V* on. V. 8. Senator from Florida, Hcminok County Bar Association fur the University nf Flmhi.i, nffk* bar* said th* case waa •very state a f th* union. ATLANTA. Wept. tr.-b P i — age tank to cost llJiOlk, Iswaliun All County Pupils "<U come to Hanford to address and both new members and pres­ where he will resume his studies Deal governor's drive to oust a of Ihe new atru d u iv is uu Lak* th« first of its bind to reach ■ | tho ctob and it* guests. • final decision. ent members of th# City ntld ns a .ophomnre at the stole school Georgia Democrats wrote their Shore Boulevard. A second perm it was issued to L tr fe Crowd Attenda All stuiient* who plan to a t-' Wonl that the Senator would County Commissions. Chjrh s is a im inhcr nf the I’i Kap­ veidict today on their nntl-NekV GANDHI RECOVER IN (i tend Seminole County public to present at the next luncheon The principal speaker on the pa Alpha fraternity and u stulf staunch inhuinistrutinnist from .Standard Oil for the nlterntloq Free Chevrolet Show schools this yaar should regiitrr canto al noon today when I’rrsi- program today was J. Y. Cheney, menita'r on t)«- Heininvle, the I'ni tho Foiled Slates Senate. Gover­ of a frame building mi la u re l BOMBAY, India, Bapt. 9.—t/I1 nor Eugene Talniudge and Sena­ Avenue, Estimated t '« t Is $20t). thix week if tto y to** not al- d ta l Walter Cokman told the federal probation officer of versity year Ismk, The Mehttms Gandhi. Indian na Nearly 400 people accepted the C. C. Clark drew the third per. tor Richard B. Russell, J r . Klwanlans at their weekly me t ­ ready dene so, T. W, Lawton, Tampa, whu talked on th# routtoaaltet leader, last night wa* *e- in v iu tk n of the Proctor Chevro­ wound up a healed two months’ mit of th# afternoon, lie p'ana to ing held at tho Mayfair llotrl tin* of hi* work. “ Moat Impor­ county superintend*pt, raid w' d progressing faveribly to- let Company to wltnes a free campaign with victory predic­ add one room to a stri'ctur# a t that a letter of occeptancr had tant," Mr. Cheney sakl, “la the recovery from a current ill- moving picture on their lot at Iday. tions but mada no definite esti­ 1121 Ornngo Street. Estlmatctl bran received. In the k ttrr. fact that you must remember despite a slight increasu in tie comer of Magnolia Avenue H* made tba atgtfaM t after mates. ro*t i* $23, ________ ■ever*>1I school patrons pat row* had to- w hkh the president read to the that practkally all person* cent Mb tomperaturv. and Third Street h u t night. dab, tha Renator aakl; “I have to prison will at one time again Sons of the Legion will ho d reg­ formed him thay Much favorable comment was said ha waa **jffer­ NOKKIH IN HACK your letter of August 27lh,,and enter society, and you must ular meeting* on Fihlay night* aa to the registration tlma. a l , i simple fever, first ap- received by tha local dealer on Instead of Wednrsdny* during thu deckle what they will do then." Educational toetHotteM w U eb l"* * Jinrf ,h*‘ ,tl l » 111 ^ f ’V th* eouad mala, whkh war* laet week. LINCOLN, Neb., Kept. U -bV ) Th# speaker also pointed out II)3d-'t7 school term, Percy Mero, m® *" a'ldres* your hisponsored Jointly by th* local did not upen »*— *-)- will to *fU* JAMES R. MILNE company aad tba Chevrolet Mo­ opened tomorrow between • A. wanlo Club on Wednesday, Sep­ that children should be krpt out chairman of the American Legion Senator tienrge W. Norris, Vet­ of jail whenever posaiblr and Hoys’ Work Committee, said tn- eran Nebraska Republican iitletor Company. Features nf th* en­ M.. and 12 o’cleak naan to ac­ tember 14th." * V Raw TORE, Sept. 9.— VT)— tertainment. whkh lasted an hour cept registration*. p'-ndent, was named candidate fur Immediately the local Kiwanis that the work of tha probation day. and a half war* th* showing af .Superintend**! Lawton raid head began making plans for department includes this objec­ This Week’s meeting will fcotim' re-election tmlay with the filing ItoSbm aw torar' ^ * wiw“ll,nir >lga continuation nf rifh' practice tv of a petition bearing scenra an the General Mater* regular bus rout* pebadutes will the meeting next week, Ik ap­ tive In lie rotulne. luIU tag eampantes on proving ground* a t Milford. b* observed aa • aanvautence to pointed F. 8. Lamson, Georg* The program alia Includ'd thr Junior Legion team which will. iu lure* on his behalf at the sec­ M tba Atlantic aad Pacirk Mkto. aad pictures of a Chevro­ pupil* who ragxlariy p m th* DeCottra and Robert Glenn on Eddie Reynolds, local b u s in e s s In Ihe pear future, schedule reg­ retary of sta te 's office. Norris, 73, dted Monday u t bte borne let automobile as a field and manly school tiM M artotton i n ­ a m m ailttra to arrange the pro­ man, who rendered several sc- ular competitive event.- with other had not offerml for re-election and I had said he wished to retire. gram. Each member of the Ictiona on the piano. tern. outfits in the state. '1 -track compatitor, President Urges >Aggressive Move School Millage y h Set At Eight Old Ape PensionFund I G i v e n $9,000; Mothers Get $3^86 Democrats Open Campaigp Office In Valdez Hotel tan ; Ckamtor Aikd Vocation School Tofiooti Stale . RcfittratioB Tr Mvtrial Unit Bcfia Thursday Elks T o Plan F or Chicken Barbecue Supper At New Governor Will For January Term "SJ Beautification O f MonroeShore Is S e e n Possible i t t c a ^ T s s t t l s a r S 'j ^ L T r j : ItuiUlinK’ I'ermitH Kiwanis Chib Schedules Senator Loftin to Speak Here on Sept. 16 ,nr -- Junior legion Will Meet Friday NightM a w t _ i .JlIipL aA •M n A i n r s __t ; ,A K * b v c r a t » sts*r.Y n A e s # _ l v.x«V * t«fn.;A iU .fla*..*tj«9•1l: 7 .> LOCAL WEATHER � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 08, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald