3 10 233 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dbef5287e80e6396e823c1413c998428.pdf 9ba76ddc34dabb05c62f67ca521c7cee PDF Text Text , tJ jfrmj i r P i 1*.• ,B* fwT * U T-. j y " _______ £ P R A C T IC E Cwfr CluiUiol suss* * * » * o hmicimi. s o «u , i t «o w » FifteeaHn Gator BackfieUj riifP.ritjItoo FowGroop. r u rto m t» ? «*» DAYTONA BEACH, Be*. 4. —at. Aarutina’a k U i i d o ff to a ™1 J ia a r T a iM iM I GAINESVILLE, Sept. L - lle m . k tto wa/ Read Coaeh Jonh Cod/ aem n ie imsa^ WWW t u t :aealfied hk IS haekfkld raniZrJhWk l™ v*2. ^ •dake after taking three days te * * tow. um i M tk* Unl»«r»ity of Florida tell TV ™ " “ ,IU M I °* carriers over. !l. t r -m k_ - - 1 tJuarteiUchs! Bob Ire/ of Taa tnu.k -—-i— »ar»»! Walter Maykrrry of Ray*--* toaa Beach; Roy Gres.cn of Mar-, ??r * Cf « « . Tran,i Ed Hanning, Florsla, ■sea comeeerer U eam k- Ala.; kft halfbacks; Kenneth WIIElte l U i T u y ? . _ Ik Of Punt* Gordo; Benny Golden *ry. . 1v 0**1* * of Tampa: Russell Cummings of V.».-*!*? ! T r S L Augustine; Paul Roane/ of acaeaaad for toe follow- Chattanooga, Tena.; right half. * da* tto H . U . W . - .. •to'k*; Ikke Warren of Jacksontrinesb *•«•» P™ ' Hmck of Prnssr.U; are oeriod hr o J d T *u 7 r , " nk We,,w* Pw ocolo; /-II.. t ? T i by . , r hsek.: Harold Rowe or Guinesvilte; reathli J g J T i ' ’ ’ "E* lfcndr,tk* •* Thumsirllle, 1 .. Gator hacks whom ' |Coil/ and lewle Hardsgi- have not I 1definitey placed yet Include Dick! I t s d T k toil - U h T E l * BroW" 0f Ih r.i- , iw M ^ r t o i l ^ h t o * h" r'* of Itomearllle, Oe.. mid Krai.-1 * ■/ Hertman. o f Ualnesrllle. Urom I n j h t o lto **" W n Iklad a. a left luilftuek, I • week to tto frimwfng to t Hartman and Bernhird wnn rsfc-a,|not members of tho sipiai] which aehuLT^r ■ Ltflu . nSS «E?uSXZjs*is| -,,h <«»"'■ L * “ t e “ “ j| a t o i S ™ ,m . „ . i™ in i I s a i Z ' * n V l ,,m* ,lmc ,n th# ►''"dda lineup, dtoteSTsIdZJff .especially In th« baekfhld. the p.'flamf Walta «I-I ,IUo" ’ “‘ " P W hX *h«o 10 grid' tiers are nut at a I certain to 1m the iv-,- v «« c - __ *ame by ysmo tlni*. Tim Klorld.i U> « tto r*m* «mdir« have cIsMlficd them orAloes .tr~ P tto” J t o .i eorJlfld to lh* **"/ Itoy will linn U e « U t o « tto « r up on When Kim Ida takes •A ^ lh" U ,,‘ f" n' m“ f hn' ° “ hard eo ^ rtetk n ^ . tlm. finding a r.rt.ln nu.Merteck d ^ to «r^ o m e o t a «n e * or ,f,t ‘ f ‘ hey look r..r J u ! , r t ^to ^ l o « tt .th«’ kl"'‘ ot hrnmlIons they hate S * 2 . 1 ^ 5 - u |Z „ ; a'll*>,J * V * * , 'k? ,?rr * Bl SPORT CHATS No Uefrett f’Mxibty there ere some few ba«eteli fans in this city, wh.i renret that the lookouts fallal to gain a place In tto slate loop playoff series. Lot, personally, *« no " • * « '» ‘^ y »hoold. Of course, there is alwr.ys tto “ U*f“ ‘ i<in " [ k"*'" » « »h" t our ..... Contlnulnr tto lietu .trill. » ‘ hk *1‘ / «k.«W . more than n mw BBIBV * ^ -___ . . . « , w« » l «»■/ Halite to* *MV*. t t f . l L . . Cnn M b M iM . S;' l,y CT ,)'' rn,U bvr that «> far tho series has bran1 .w a u e r m i l C I I C B Rtanley, tsrklr* under Carlni , thing but a cunlest of “ who -------irmelnr, and linrka nil in me iartro c>n M,Utt¥,k with Ino umplra tto CLKMENTON, N. J., Sept. 8.— Rroup rrctlvlnp initrurllnn frnn, |OUsk-at and hur lost," wbllo that Vh— Pairlngn fur tiday’s 38-hole A**l*tnnt Cnarlir* U-srie Itnrdsge |* n very unfavtirnUIa trait that slagles of tto Waltor cu.i and Hnr„l Disnn. j « ur youngster* did not hare, •atehest ' Kicking prnrllrn has n lin d y Vo- mi rh tss nur own sutisfactioa. Hotter Thomson, Great Britain, €01111- a port of rnrh dny’» lognlnr, illnct- tho lamkuuts inado such V, John flood man. Omaha. | routlnt-, Ivey, junker hackflrtd a favorable showing at tha en I Jock Mctoan, U. B., V. Scotty punter who relieved Cnptafn B i- of the season, wo bcllevo that Campbell, Hcaltl*. | |y Chase with lbs fontwork nt every fnn Is more than pleased Cecil Ewing, G. B., t. John limes last yeir, wilt sen tho kirk-.wltji tho outlook for a bright Fischer, fdncinnatl, Ing department strengthened by season in tho stnte circuit iwtt Alee Hill, G. B. ». Reynolds Msvbrny. Hr rk. Manning and )*n>'. Therefore, It Is this col■mllh. Dallas. Delaney. The Horlda roaches he’d , unmlsCs belief that baistoll hat ' T‘ W* ,tor, "hurt pontlng sessions with Ihw.t f,mn'1 « tiermanent place In tto la the 1M psmad dlvtatoa, Crow­ ley WM caaatad ant In l:b t of tto atoth rewad after toppling to tto fleer, clutching his groin sn^ dag to tod keen fouled by t ap patrut that Refer** ArDoaavaa lariated tended in territory. Tto ltttto Brito.i tup .T b .: t r n n J f.Wp tlUcl“ " fl” c v '/ lead to Dm P to tto State U i ( M playoff eerie* t o * H t o w t o afternoon, rhaelag Wai­ ter B r m fro * the mound to Uh third frame ami winning by a to 1 frown altaraJ thtrc runs to r w i In f a «l**n he throw Um toll wild to flr.t tout. The Saints ocorej two aiura runs e lf kins to the third ou a irlpla. a duahle aid a aiajH*. f Haak Oomkki finished Ota ta rn end told tha Salute at to/ n itp t for tto fifth Innlr?, when the/ acorn) a run on tan s.nSica and a tolk- Obrrlcfci struck oat a t m men. Mean* bUc, /rank Vualn lim­ ited tto Islanders to right kits. Tto two date mert In tto sec­ ond fame of tto fltnl pta»o!f Miles for tto leagu* champumshlp at St. Augustine at 4:14. this rIti moon. The Mrirc ia led four out of sawn games. J. In the second stansa, Aadrrwa ” * singled. A single by SwimMI V" advanced Wm to second. Causler laid down a bunt, tlrocn nut £ In, pkktd op the ball and *toal” toted over whkh runner to ! should try to reftrt. Klntlly to threw to first. Ilk throw was hard aad wild and all Ihroo LS- mrn scored. tot In tto thinl, Owens led of^ |th whh a stogie. Andrews poked a •ks' triple out to center field, send. t lag Owens scroea the plate. Cauakr’s double scored Andrews aad Gorakkt rt placed Brown. The Saints scored off him la tto fifth. Andrews singled. •wtodtU's tingle to center ad­ vanced him to third. Bwtnddl . started for second and Andrews i aeVtd towsrd tome. Gornlckl I started to throw to second ant then throw tho ball tome. Tto i umpire charged him with a balk VntiWr, John IjinghV, “ II., White, Itonhnm, Trias. three-putted tto tUrt/-ltfth bate to toe It aad allow DuaUr to get a haired asateh aad give the Waited Btatea tto vletsiy at whitewash. Jokesy Fisctor of ClaeiaaaU, oa- the ildellaee durlag the y.sterK i t i n ' flataetoadl — | Over in (ialnesvlll*. whsru v, Kd Cousin Josh is drilling the toys in the fundamental* of thu great _ ] cullcgo piistlmv, sometimes ru hard right to tto ckla, with only fear ntnade to go. C oiw w rk ring-worm at tto ago ad ST, was alow and ualmpreeaiva from start to finish, n a p t Her a few widely separated fleshes o f tto fighting form that tarried him to a decisive triumnh ever Ambers a year ago. Whether It was duo to ftatle age or the kamUlty whkh made tto Garden seam like a Turkish toth, the etomptew lacked anything reMasbhag hie asual punching skUL XI—Acreage (or Kek, great hit with their fighting. ‘ third title, mad* short work of Threo professional bouts howled! Goorgo Deowagoa, left-handed the program, hut the Bemlnolu Bayslde, A. Y , pl*yer, 4-0,4-1, 4-0. youngster* nttractrd more altea-'if form run* true. Budge aad Fertion than did Um pro*. |ry will meet a week from SatnrThe most outstanding buut ot j , , for th# tUto woa t o t yosr by u i f S r T h ^ s n ' Wllmer Allton. Austin, Ten**, bert McMullln and Undterg Hall, ^ ritir*d from .Intw“ " lnu >Mr oli r t o t o . tokh h , Kup.titkm with an Injured WLMuhintf fwj pounds. Oihtr ihUrratintr Louts of tbm •voulutf ^ 5 * . __ « ' were those between BUly Wilkin- . J * ^ * " * son end Milton Edge, John Fruow J S to -S man Hall and Harry Lea Mouiv, and Lauience Barrlneau and Ray (^2ser' isr l sil woa* from FUK HACK: Usd Kelvinatur electric rrfj Igors tor. Almoit new unit. fJU. Easy forms. Genlersl Appliance Co. FMEEI BTOMACll ACID, GAH FAINB, INDIGESTION rellevod MISBIONARY Strawberry plants, ■akk. Gat Kroo sample doctor’s. Grown from northern stock, proscription, Udga, nt MtReyn- Ben Packard. Phone 4U-W. •Id/ and toimy’s Drug Store*. By ; ^ K“ H lTnN«~thM ^lllcyclj ■ m__ j ——— —— —See our tlm- and ask our w d A W B M wtmtm prite. HLatdcy-Roger* Hardware QBTt Fountain pea—betwren MeanUIn Ice Co, A Foot Of- KOR BA Id! OK RENT: Furnished 7-room stucco bungalow. Mod­ m. Reward. W. B. Qufford. Tel. ern 4 miles south on Sanford Avenue. Bon CK, Herald. FOR HALE: Hide Kurd V 4 Tu­ dor wltg trunk. Driven l,MM mlWp. Reasonable discount cr will take Chevrolet nr Model A Pod down payment, monthly payments, 484.73. 'Apply "CAR," Herald. NEW SIX-TUBE Westlnghmi** rrdlo, 410.00 Five-print Filling Station. ■ad building material* ■f all biato taH aa an. Here youH ftad the most rtaaonsbei prise* end best gaaSk ^ Che frickeel ee«vks. It Is eincctod that within two John K. Aoderoon, Jr., Hotekoa, weeks t h .r u T d te a n V v r i l l e N. J , » , « , *-4 « d Hri 8urpracllco situ for tto club boy*, face, Jr, Ranaa* City, Seeded N x since scverul trip* Mo in view !* wke. l(I,p0?*d for the winter eeaeaa. ffUnghUn, Pittsburgh, 4-4, 44, New bosiag equipmaat toe al, '“ I# ready been ordered, tarludlag Perhaps tto toys amat latacnew trunk* for w t fas tto ring, sstlag match saw Gene Mato, am-------------- j — seeded player from tee Angriee, C h ltlin o o ffl u c t l Md naUoaal daaUe* thampkm v m J o * w With Budgr, whs a feor-set knUt* T w o M o r e P l o j r c f l from Norman Blckel, Unkerstty ------■■( Chicago player from OnrFarh, AMERICUS, Oa, Bept. 1 - U ^ , 11L, 4-t. 44, 4-1, 44. Make.grew —Msurto label, tig right-handed■camlet* after winning I pitcher for tha America* Cardi- set aad far a Um* eppesi »al». letf yesterday to Join the la far grit* a riruggl# Chattanooga lookout* of the' sneered la tto* to ear* Southern Association, who iptleasd free* troche. Mm t; the local elab hi mld-seeaea. -------------------John Marion, • CakdtMl not- T g | a a a PmasmaJ -Me: who s to w u under ap. / T r ! . , tl«n, returned to tto Laetouta U A * 0 »g Wdaeeday, ------NEW ORLEANS, sept 4— Udlcattou paint to the griatori egaalag top crowd ta Tu'aa* tost- from ih« eyea aad hohiad tr***, Beared a 74 hi the meralug ead thea need set with a 34, asm under par, to M m hk lead la • up aad 8 to ggt M* matched par foe par ea the a n t two hole* to wta toadUy, Over tto 0 totoe he travelled, Jihiaty wa* tot thtM over per— a m l aetd-vo■mat at Fiaa VaBey. Charley Ye tee, tto erwealag darsen was safe slid toth pits advanced a base on MeGowaakl error. A b» Bortoo scored Balkki and Minor, rr. u n i s r i t K « “ ? * lllbM.ill, It * * I I Uuln.an. *s ' viukoiom , cf ; ? I 7 Iiwvos. O “ i I* ± Amir.- pi. It* ! ! ? 2 Hsrlnit.1l. »I J ? i ! rausl.r, Si» * * * ; lUinn.i, 3l> i !i ? Vtul.p |> J! .1 JL Tutsi* tt tt rr tr uWrusx u n t i l aa m o v r i.n i.mi. so ‘ ‘ ' Miaur. »f * * ? Anil.rum. lb * ' J Miirtua. If > J* “ tlUKKHII. rl I I I " lluut.n, in ? ! I It Hlruklr. « J |* J Marti*, r I I I ? Ilsllikl, e ? *1 I UrostH, ii * •" * Itnrnlrkl. p ■Krallrk Tula I* J ‘ , » » ' "> « —luilnl tor fturnlckt In sin. Hri.r. nr innlna*: Ht. Auau.tln* .... . *3J *1* * » « - « {•uvtunn llrach *1* *J* »•*—3 I turv. Amtr.sr* 3, Hsln* H. II. Causlrc. Minor, IIumI. Italickl. Krccr*. Mcdusran, llunnrr, lb llskt. Itrusrn. Itun* Iwtlwl In. Anfcrrws, fausl.r, Murlun 1. Htrurkl*. Twu.tmhit, 1'au.l.r. Thr»..baw tills. A*drawee Minor, atut.n bas-. *'lrmrntl. Harrlflrr-. Mrfluwan. l '« « . »l*r. In'iulil* plnr., fausi.c In Andr-sr* r. tall un lu ix , HI. Aiidualino 7, thirlniM |b,i.h *. ilnss-a un balls, « f ( llruwn I, V**ti S. PI ruck ms. by llruwn 1, Uufnlchl T. V»«lt. till* lift llruwn In t t-1 Innliu*. t; nff i turn Irk I in * 1*1 lnnlus*| I. Wild pitch. ilornb kl. lbsIS. itnrnlrkl. I^nplr.sc itrnham. Marsin, t-.br, r*mpb*ll, Isislna pitchrr. llruwn. Tim* nl asm* 1:51. half aa many atfWehs, saturad la the Itear Manhattan, and euept lee cburgee by Batptto,vtoi'l> a*gro sprinter, that theta w m teo mack afftriel "buck paaslag," cea- mot a DRUD GE Sent} It To The Laundry Phono 475 SEMINOLE COUNTY �. V - t -1 ■'i i : • • KVV>v ’ ( -I ir>‘ r * 1 t t 1 * * yjry-t: y K '^ r - /*, ' *■^ -J3 -f . ^ f l u M la l i t O n ly C e e tn i F fc rtla CMjr A ffa r it a g M N ffa n tf* A M W ater U F ^ m ra o t x x y a A M o cfa tai P r o a t t f a r f o S f u r 8 A N F O V D , F L O R ID A * S A T U R D A Y , 8 E P T E M B K S S, 1 «M “» * a l d E a U M tok H t o I N S N U M B S* S tt _*■ W91 Four Schools AS ROOSEVELT, LANDON, AND MIDWESTERN LEADERS DISCUSSED DROUGHT Government Fails Stores To Opes Doors In Counter Drive For Holiday On Labor Day h U r w t T b C u ter Or Daytefta A si t o a n itlih T # Held Pieaie Csssty •M L City H a l Not T » Opea boainen today tatab- ware obwira pre- Labor by ebalnir A i th eir F irst Street h oa n n b y TR e Herald this „ ------- .tad they £ S « * CHy tad County gov‘ wtaam will halt for «e dby ta CHy B ill and ® " * * JSaas* aAltta aud* tdanx •* SMa alWiMM ami reM alal M ilt, Tuesday memM established ad giving tta employe* t o y fra#, tharo will b# •d Tb* Hntld oa city mall d*!UerRn dad Labor Day and window* art slated Perishable *hjp• ’ "te tnd special delivery Mail N l ha diaMbatod. Certain.-mai’ nbpe lla H Labor Doy atto mm i Beach |Ma will appear "Cavalcade of Beduty." Johnston, tearing the OUt td "MU* Florida," will bo Aati-Slot Machine Week Is Scheduled Far Sept 6 To 14 AMI-alot machine week will be throughout Florida tomorrow sad ending 14, according to press dtoH m reeslved here today, tba movement follows closely its action by tba Sanford Mintorial Association which recent­ ly rircwlatod a petition to bo •abmlttsd to County Clmmlsston•»* with a request for a refsrendam so tba slot machine qo*iUtm la Bemlaala County. I . R. Barb»a, peiablaat of tho Florida AatMHat MacMaa Com aMttoe, waa gwetod as having Hid active committees a n func­ tioning throughout tba state ta aB but ton muattaa. Farther, Mr. Barbee, declared tbit there are strong Indications that every county la Florida will tala an alot machines Nog. 1 ABteg Urn general elections. R « t y Judfe Holdn N«w M a i l i M g Record local record In the of legal docu On sri to i, bo mailed a let la. The time waa as t i » P. M. At I P. M. * • lap*, t tba document of the consignee mm an Urn la Vi Tht. amcator «to M m re­ ived a letter af Ihaaiu for the M l wBh wbtob tb# matter wav ladled, store M enabled a MinMaetla attnawap to >hw > real­ ty dsaL_______________ _ f c t a n t Handed «».fla rid a Mayor Mcaaown-ut, b#*l -A Psdersl Crsad Jury today sm Ua P—bam. MOtor Tipbam. . » Mela# «t #bt *m sg tba m # ef matt* to to M M SCttowVltb Stock to • tows He* of 1 .0 0 0 S tu d r a te On City Of Irum W ill Start Terns Mom* day; 4,000 Others Brain Year Sept. 14 Om thousand Bemtaot* Gouty children will retom to school Mon­ day morning at Lyman, Oviedo, Ckiilaata and Lake Mary. On tin morning of Sept 14, 4.0«a m in yotngvters will Jam ocbool buUdtags In Sanford, Paola, ,'Ocnom and U k * Monroe. Bogiatntlon for tba latter four xctoela will be accepted Thurs­ day. Rtffu’ar bu* achcdulca will be run on that day. Eighteen principal* and other achoo| attache* assembled today in tha office of County Superin­ tendent T. W. Lawton to diaeu** rpeelal plana for the school year. All principal, were instructed tv report nil delinquent attendance* to the County superintendent to that the probation officer may toVritigal*. A hope waa express-d that througr this method of op­ eration much 'school skipping" could bo eliminated. Prof. R. E. Kipp, of the Sinford Grammar School, wa, name I chairman of a committee to work out a program of intelligence teat* for pupil*. Professor* W. L. 8 leg of Gonets, H. E. Morris of Sanford Junior High and C. W. Istdll of Laka Mary, ware appointed in consider the advisability of roInslitutlng callithcnica In Courtly school* to Improva the po»ture af itudeat*. After receiving the Seminole *te af Jobs to be available un­ der th# National Youth Admin­ istration, (the prlnijyit, allocat­ ed f t Job. to thir local high *chu:l, 1 ' Im o iM * « Swam From L e ffle r A sierts Rebels Charred Rains Ts Heavy Loss B old Refunding Indict On R ed Sohttm May Bring Harm 'l i '■ 2 1 ‘Human’ Effort: C i t y Commissioner Toned To Jin k S a y s Welfare Of Taxpayer Omitted Prince Btemark WM Represent N a i l s City Commissi ner W. A. l.efiler today nsHerte.l that the Seminole On Neutral Group County eoriil refmulitij. priqtram, authorised only u f«-w days nga, will handicap the City in its rclitinnrlng plan. In n canvas* of lending business­ men her#. The lli-tul I wa* forward­ ed th# fo lowing statement from Mr. farfflcr "I nolle# you have so lelteil npln. Inns of various eltitens nhout I ho rminly refinancing pi m. From th# information, | mo of the opinion that th# total rout in fee* for re­ financing, printing th» bonds, and swlldatinn costs will probably amount to flMl.lMHI. “ While It I* Irur that th# refi­ nancing will facilitate the prep­ aration o f forthcoming bulge*», the renewal of the l*nnl* nt high Interest rnles dm'* not take Inin ronsl.ler.ilbm th# welfare of th# taspnyer. “ And ngaln, th# refinancing of j the County obligation at this lime, nt th# Interest rates mentioned, [wil han.lienp th# City In Its reI financing plan. The City of Sanford and the « » r The S tw d s M Prsw) Government res latone# In the rebel-captured C ity o f Iran collapsed today a fte r an unaucceMful counter a t­ tack while new Rpaniah gov­ ernment In M adrid nubordtnated all political in torw ta to military em etvencr. ^ r m a n y appotoited Prineo Otto Von Rlamark, rraad son of the "Iron GhaneeUer" to iTere'* a general view of the unusual drought confcrenca atUnScd by President Roosevelt, hi* political rival, Gov. Alf XL taivlon, *lt #n a proposed London nonand governor* and senators of the midwestern states nt Dea Moines, Iowa. Left to right are: seated. President Roosevelt and Guv. It* It? committee, white foreign Clyde Herring of Iowa; standing, Montatn McIntyre, (lov. 8. Parrk* of Missouri, Gov. K. V. Mavland of Oklahoma, Hen. F. Rynn diplomat* at Raint Joan De Lna Duffey of Wisconsin, Sen. Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri, Pen. L. J. Dickinson of Iowa, Governor tandon of Kansas—Republican ahanihinrd efforts to “hnnnntan presidential nominee, Senator XliGHI of Kansas, Senator Gore o f Ohjahonin, Gov. Raleigh L. Cochran of Nebraska, Sen. Henrik Shipthe Spanish civil war. stead of Xllnm-sota, Gov. HJalmar Petersen of Minnesota, Senator Thomas of Oklahoma, and Sen. A. B. Capper of Kansas. (A P Photo) Abandonment of th* dwtoto* wa* mule after the Madrid gov­ ernment "positively rejected Uto diplomats’ propaeals that ish belligerents exchange •lag#* rather than execute__ Government forceo swept back toward charred Iron and again •lc»ed the approach to tho totrrnatkuial bridge Into IfmiM, Hundreds nf their comrades had first to Franc* forded »t lli<lasso* River and swaimni r t l r I U CH aay lu llln P i l e R e Q U e S tS connected that whnt affects lieto-l |Hi*lllona before tha on# will have its Influence on tht gents had n chance to City Commis* loner* next week foriun'itv Touuly <'uniml:i»iontfrt. d 1U v H a l l 41 f f-L i* o other, will 1* 1.In' i ir /RW* . sesal-ju* or* ‘slulerPlT J!SP%u(e Tu#«lay ;iil| 1 ’ 1" (-•'W ily oil ll.e ir .W Y a d lack cf Thq R-bcIs rallied inmi which ihcy rxpeet to #r»lufurmaimn aLout th*« (lhtVe government Fire Chief Mark Cleveland to­ duro a 17.15-37 municipal budget tht^vnurt fiouat for tht adtiptioti ^VotSitwIoF murk* *th« last «#-iv of a IM5-.17 budket. application* may | H . ; plan, and why the cost of ItM per day rppralrd to Sanford resilient* from the Internattotol Th., first assembly lx ratli-l The Session is expected to ref|ir rm,.rgeiuy crop loans, It bond to make the exehsngo?" , to keep weelt nnd grass cut with heavy casualttoo. A for Friday night wlun the body suit In a reduction of taxes over W | | B , nnounf«| ye.ier.lay by II. I -hurt at thi< particular time rf cannon, blasting away at ctototor ttfc“ ri ,,5 *0 present jn.d, field *u|H-rvi»or, on n brief the year, emphasising the danger will study pm|K>*rd figures, pre­ • u attackers near th* Fr-nrii fron­ indlcntiiin*. I visit here. sented by City Clerk Frank 8. of fin- if the growth* are allow#' tier, dropped several shell* 1-nm.ion, based on exiwmlilures Having iilremly adopted Its Application* are living received to ronlinuo unchecked. (C-ullaeen ew Pag* at of the lurrettt year. e i ... . S*,," ln" 1* bounty ul , h(. (tty i|t || by Mr». Helen IIn -aid that even though 1h«te One of thu major problem* twhiyd Hoard liar elfeete.l a mill- j|„ril.. ........ .. seeking loans hn-t lw#ii »ume ruin, such at yes­ whirl: the CoiiimLision may tac­ oge slash which is to he applied should cull Tuesday and WedncsThe Misss* Laura and K-lon terday. hot weather »oon dries kle I* that of u bond refundin' to th# county list of pru|.....I .jny. Mr. |)e«| -aid. Chittenden, teacher* In 8cnfori| out ib» vrirrtilinn *o much that lirogram, sllhourh it ii posaihle cxpeiallturer. School budget* are Jinnies obtained front the gov. Norman Glenn, son of Xlr. a il public schools, returned yesterday flro will aweep through it iplisk that this phase of th# year’s pro­ incorporated with • aunty bill eminent under th# emergency Xtrs. Robert I-. tilerm of I0d‘ from a visit in Washington. Ur- JyH *1' _ crop Inaii ulipulnthin* ate to lie East Fourl Street, wa* acciden­ "Some yrn -s fin**. It l« true, gram may bj delayed a bit, fore leaving for the trip, AID* Wednesday night the body c«nIndications me prevalent that u„-,| «in fall crops, th# »u|wr- tally shut In the left foot this Chief Laura obtained her B. A. degree, do littl# actual damage,'' IdH'ISni'RG, Nava ScotI#. morning while denning n target Hut on thej f,'rr,'<l »lth representatives of state tax#* nl-o will Imi cut some- visor pointed out. cum laudr, from Southern Col- Cleti-land a ertod, Sept. 5.— (AI*)— A toUrtto to practice gun in the National Other hand, they often dr-troy I Bondholders' Committor, v*lV't' , , ... , * , , 1 A $20(1 limit per former per lego in Lakeland. ranadlaw Pres* rvpsrM totoy Persons blentif.c.l with eounty | on all transactions, Guard Armory. line tree - an.l shrubbery. There ""Wever. Ih# discussion w«* „ M ono acre, no more Th# vmith wa* admitted to that Mr*. Beryl Markham, Engis olso It... ion.tunt danger H r.! Purely tentative and no definite government have (Hi nlnl cut that j.-„r No meeting of th# Seminole a lf»a « fire vv.ll communkiito |l(|t’oiirao of action mittinuf# nil tax redueitos »re quite likely ,.jr, rB1| ia)trow#:l. Fermi Id l.nugh tun Memorial Him- ll.A society woman flying n*to County Junior Chamber of Com­ bukliliin All loans nr# pry,able at hnr- pita I where be wn* treated by from England t# New York, ngrt vment tvas in the ft Co of a bond refamtlug merce, will lie held Monday night, program whieli recently wn* comv. t time, nnd tour five percent Dr. J, N. Tutor. crashed In a farced landing M Grass fi.es weaken the fists1 , " afhH *“ ,h" Plcled between the Commission r||t(l officers of (he organlutlon said )tf illlrlVk(. „ ro UIr,|1 The pl'i'slrian said young llaliear t'ov# on th* nmttorot protee.i..n of the community, thxl , lc3i‘ lh® «,rr’" ' V’ today. Postponement Is being ef­ chief |. .inted out. When fire |Glenn wn* "gelling nlung fin#" lip of Nova HcsSla tot wan #*4 im nls now in effect between the and the It. K. ( rummer Company n , ,-ollalerlal. fected because of Lalxir Day. of Orlando. ! |I„der term* of th# contract nt noon, pointing out that suf­ Iniurrd. psrntni i fighting surh a fire.l r ° '" m*“ « >»'«' City. ficient time has not elapsed to Sine# ul maturity date* s.f out- , whilh 1HOwy ,, |Mim, It i m t available if n more ser! I Th.. J’ -' I'*011 forth that for enUw „ut Th* weather: local showers to­ ous flu- should bleak cut, lu| i,."ch nch "on# (Copyright 1035 By Tto sum must be used only determine conelusivelk the n*' ''" " “ v expende.1 by standing boml* have b##n set night, Sundry and Alnnday. Ex­ the muniripnl government In op­ aliFitii -111 yviiris an i>|»portuii)ty ^>r th# purchase of seed nnd riousne-s #f the wound. Assoclaleil Press) salt). treme Northwest Florida: mostly NEW YORK, H#pt. « • fertiliser, Mr. Deal ...... ... , , 'Cm tie u soMkers tin re»;*> i eration, a similar sum I* to be r u I Z l ' e ' J**' cloudy tonight ami Sunday prob­ sibli- t»r many beunli and g t» < r) ■■ , hh, rhveel Mr*, firry I Markham, Eng Itab ably showers in rust portion. Mwlety woman airplane pitot, fin ; , ' I liief Cleveland l v|hmto I. apparent!/ hid conquered Ih# "In tl .- winter anil spring. wlu*n| / l l _ _ l ___ r*i . Sunday's tides: tow, 5:117 A. M everything Is moist, this dun ,.-r V i f l C C K C f 1 north Atlantic today on a flight II C y aad 5:10 P. M.; high. 11:58 A. »(. I* nut m i gicat. Hut smokers oft- m from England but aviation ta ­ as • as « " S_ _ * All upplirnlbms are sent fron Monday's tides: low, 5:29 A. XL cn continue thu habit of _dUturd-| 1 0 per!* feared *ho would Win oUt D C ^ l l l I V lO r iU U y I i a n i h A n n o u n c e d 8<«nfor.i t.. <»iumbto. s . wt.#.# Md 7:18 P. M : high. 12:23 A. XL of gaxollno before reaching Naw II _________ in I a they nr# artel up.in by the Fed* TALLAHASSEE, Sept, n .-b ll Md lt :U P. M. Tuesday*, tides: grass has dried.1 York. F o r P a rk A v e n u e . .-oi ia..d n«nk. —Tommy Denton, 21-yuar-old low. 7:35 A. M 8:27 P. M.; high, Thu small monoplan* novrorml II.. -aid tho heat from nj 1:34 A. M. ami 2 «d I*. M. Hun smuul'I.ring cigarutt# stub ba« Pinna have been formed for . Hoe* at 5:05 A. M. and sets at been fnunl by ndentlfie testing 5:43 P, M. Moon rises at 8:20 P. to be Mifficienl to Ignite dead county-wide checker liurnamee.t to le held under the auspice* of th M. aad seta at 0 ;2H a . M. Uuive* or grass. Sanford Chess nnd Checker Chrii. “ Aiiullu r rau»o o f these flr#s toginnlng Xlondsy night at 7;.'tn I* the hoof Lie built h|' persons Ii'el.wk _____ in the club’s room at the nainlnl on Ih# osiunu-nt in Iks "tlg'nully drslgniul f..r thi* ^ l r,u> ‘ rvm#, ramp raptsin.I Aviation m*n cat! natwf th# who do nut watch them careful-] Void#* Hotel. |y *« that they cannot spread." T . h T l X lir . .......... * country, were ordered " * «• ' h" hurcau wom. „ pilot had en.ugh gn*wThe tourn-y is open In the pub­ t hief I l.-vdnnd declared. "Even It wa, iHiinti-.'i in. .hit i , ... ' |Muired Into th* drought area* of *,v b'nie no details, merely re-l line to carry her to Main* but lic, and rach participant i* rvwhen they me watched, spark* ,il,!vl!fIM liiauiinul .r lio l y. r , HM-WttL porting that Denton wa, Shot to not New York, P«'rt#il to bring his own loan!. \ ploy!#/ iliagonul parking, there ........................ alUmpting escape yestenluy He A const gunrd pinno took o ff Bam Byrd, Bsnford’* young sometime, fly out of reach and Iterie* of six games will h# play. I from Hnlem, Mas*., t.i serv-v nn Broadway actor-maung.-r, who Is cam# thmage. For real safety, between the two men matched, with i special y sirangrrs, running Into | The Prison llnreun sent super- a guide down Ih* eastern ntor# pnxtociW (amton Raphaelson’s tomfire* *h. old bo built during th# two highest player* meeting tars which prulrudr.l from park- l e f t I H D l d V K f l l l J l C n f ,vi.or B. II. Dickson from Xlarian- of North America to th* worna# play, .-Wklu Mart," In New York ,h'' Wl t ” r" m- „ spores. # _ IJi»iyjyx|x I f - , (W ' d I a n* *° Investigate, Denton was who apptarod to have mad* lb# OB Ort, 13, has aanuunceil that h# Millions . f doltora damage bi In n rnitrh to deride th# rhampiot- •ngOriginally It was—designed IhH 1,1 « t g I O n l l y* » ' « |wmcmrii . ^ n r e d A[1* shiji of Hemlnote County. ------______ upr. n.'i thi, year from first solo Atlantic crossing from ha« algnert two movie artres.es, forcsi. and imps every year arc ... . . I Flagler county to serve |n vesr* East to West nchlsy.’d by b»r 8#cretiry A. C. .Madden of the parallel parking would bo altaweil rau.rd by ran lersne**, tho chief Fatay Ruth Miner and Joan on one side of the Avenue whto' Sm*lMntanor*ry gnm* wardens L robb<, whl(p arm,.,, sex. Wheeler, foe the tw* feminine leads conclud'd. This huge loss could club issues an Invitation lo ev.rv- diagonal parking would le enforced , ^*Vr ^ "n appointed by tho state, _____________ on# to atlcnd Ih# matches and Her navigation wa* accom­ la his show. Miaa MUttr and Miss be largely ambled If everyiiu on the other side. . Commission of Gam* and Fresh / t l . , witness th* games. plished without radio and In h#4 Wh**ler will arrive In New York exercised the proper care in pre­ Clerk I am.un pointed nut that I w " lrr Fi*h to s. rv# in the Onto k l l U I I i n t r W i l l K lC C t venting ojtibsir fir#*, he main­ weather. Dr. Jamta H. Kimball, from Holywood topt. 3 with even with th* parallel National Forest according to press tained. government meteorologist, a#M Mr. Raphaelaon, Ike author. ilDpatrhes received her# today, ir.rnt, parking spar# ha, been dou­ Of if th* report of her truss!#* to Carrie Knox, A ’aUm i and Th# nirn will d#vnt# their outble, since before widening the Avecorrect “ her performance I# B# Washington aocialile, will mvkr |miu. automobiles Were allowed to of-iloor lim# to th* enforcement remarkable It to almost Inersdher Broadway debut In “ Whito Thu Seminole County Chamher , 'lay dll tod on# able. Now park- of game and fish laws in nn ef­ Man" In tb# role of "Countess fort to protect th# wild life nml nf Comnierr# Hoard of Director* ible," r*' *■ ** lackey, mother #f permitted nn either side. He Mkl tto b'lind* young HU# D’Anyon." preserve it Dr th# future. will hold It’* final meeting of A stale Democratic rally sch.-D Mrs. Loy* Dasinger of S a n f o r d . ' _______________ _ ~*ho to only S3 and tto walker Mr. Byrd nnd Cecil Mack, au­ died Aug. 21 In Spartnnto.rg. S th# year Tuesilkjr night before Th# wardens, according i to tiled for Orlando on Sept. 11 has of a xevsn-y sar-old-so*—was I thor #f "8ktoe." have written t Ranger J. T. .McCullough of Ocala, stopping down and turning over to-en postponed, th*' Associated C , according to advices rereiv. J have fought headwinds nt U#s4 song, "My Cup," which will h# Press reported today. A number her# today. Funeral service* were have been wiected from personnel duties to u new board. half way acroaa tto A tioU s, used to th# stow during the lbiF- of Sanford members of tha party held Aug. 25, employed iy th# U. S. Forest Twenty-three new facei will ap­ lem seen*, and aang by the Ceci! were planning to attend. Surviving nr* th* following pear in the group, while Ih# re­ Service in national forext,. . Examination* for ftemlnnl# i al Mack Ctofr, A policy announcad by Ranger maining director* were re-elected state Democratic campaign mem children: County teacher* will be held * A ttoo sand square-fcot sign at ing Is Sept 18, th* news dispatch R. W. Foster of Biant in, Ala : Sept, 17, 18. and 19, accordin'/ XIcCu lough is to th# effect that for another year. f tto corner af Broadway and 42n.l quoted Clayton C. Codrlngtiui, Mr*. Ltnrin Barrow af Spartm - to a statement U,u*d today from every effort will b# mad# to see I’rinripul business to lie trans­ . r.h, Avars#* ...... 4J J 8lr**t la n u T ln s that 8am Byrl state Demorrntie campaign men- burg: Mrs, Cantrill Mabry of th# office of T. W, Lawti't, that hunting and fishing Is done acted Tuesday wilt to th# election Use. Avsrag* ------ t» 91 win protow -WkU* Man" I* the sgrr. M of Chamber officer* for Ih# com­ Aar. Aver*** ____ M j flpartiaturg, and Mr*. Dnaingrr. county school superintendent. in obedience to th# tow. At—*** ___ M I work #f nwotksr Florida boy, , A seenml rally, hilled for Tam-' A granddaughter, MU* Sara ing year, according to Hu ph Bag- Use Candidate* for aortlfica'e.i ll’SK AVil............... II 1 • f *»v. Bnd’s at tto .pa nn Sept. 12, haa been morel Barn*t of this city, and eight must soroll with tto county su­ Approximately 21,500.000 hornet well, secretary. Jl’ l.y AVa. »l 1 »* 1 ITMh ratty at Farida, Diaglax* ( up t„ H*pt. 19, tb# chairman an ! other graadchi'drsn, nil of Ala- perintendent not later than Sen'.. In the (tailed Slates, say statisti­ The meeting ia called for 8 P, M. AIl.il.. AVII..... .. ... is 1 / S 1 Bounced. , • bam#, also survive. nt the Chamber building. cians, are radio-equipped. 13, th* statement drill rod. I ..... .... - ........„ M 1 Cleveland Urges City, County Will Clear Emergency Crop Fire Prevention Decks For Budget Action; Loan By Weed Cutting City Fathera P l a n ­ Seminole Commission! Fall WednenUy Local Chief Points O ut Dangers Of H o m e Vegetation ning: Diaciuaions For Friday Night Slated To Convene* Fn* TiiPaHnv TniwV Applicants Urged To, ‘7 ^eminoi# nr# «> imi Sanford Youth 1» Accidentally Shot In Foot At Armory jSociety Airwoman Wrecks Ship After Spanning Atlantic CITY NEWS BRIEF'S OUT ........ ...... '“ SSI?.".Ji T'a.': j: 1 S ! Change InFarki.ng “ >-» r Flagler Youth Is “ Slain In Attempt To Escape Prison ‘""|N i j; h t At Valdez Lacal State Star SigM 2 ActreiweM For:Newest Drama Watlo,,al Fore8t To „ Off^erg Fo T Y CUT At Tuesday Session Mother Sanford Orlando Demo Rally Resident Succumbs Shifted To Sept 18 Kxamn For Teachers Rilled This Month /^ WEATOMr ... ________ ■ ----------- — ---- - —. iitow . ■ ii Ssi ' m �CANDLELIGHT And It i m m J to m* t# M m particularly bright In tbs fa r m uf Eric Blow u tto English butter in the pleturv, "fVcndOIy Jh*," ■tarring Robert Montgomery and Madge Evan*. If Mr. M m la yew dish, nnd I map aa wail admit at the outset that he la urine, than don’t mlu ihla ona. tocserahe’a Mrrtd ap In hia very haat etyte > ripping (ha Hbakrapeara qoct* Uoaa of HU master's father, (In* eidrnUlIp, lha quotation at the tap la partly n feature toward Mr. Blorrj, and calling la v a Mra. Bktowitch In a proper manner hp reminding her ° f Crulhahnak nton the aald that a cartoonist aaald never be an atttet. Al| of ui hare oar favourite •tare hulleri—thero'a Irma BimpMtn'a chiractcrlnatloa la T i n Grren Goddess" with Geerga Ar­ il**, ona of (he unforgettahtr paefamong n d boM earnpea k i n k m mmM. Oalp two traiti of Ihe theater, and HatHnC weeks ago neven convkted ■ ■riartu eacaped and lloblws, who It alaaya aa iaflatta Knvytnga, reached Trinidad In the British Waal Indian. Three of Ip correct and io touehlaglp teyul rrTrllingw, the fugitives were eo weakened hr gtarvatien and atm* Bub give me Eric Mere vhe burned that they required hoepiUuution. The ether four ran viprvM with on* eyebrow unafter being allowed to rest tot a fortnight, were act prrme disgust for the crwdtUm i f adrift In the Caribbean Bern by the Trlualed government the world, who ran iqoclek with in a email boat with provisions enough to hut for three one scornful puff of his droll Upa J _ T!i H <». ■■ weeks. For a long time the French penal colony has been under fire from liberal sources and new that the Peo­ ple's Front government has come into power plans are under way to abandon the institution, which, since 1852 has harbored France’s toughest criminals and has brought fear end terror to those who came near or wlth- Mra. Harry Raton, of Laka Worth, visited rolsUroo on Waal Pin t ftraot vnrouts from Toreads. Canada, whom aha aped hie time wathlng the ■ n e a t Uw last pair 9# shun aa kla leak Tha tonify Urea In a tumble-down WMk s^ oof that’s leaky, and /ur- Bince the pedestrian got there first, it seems only fair that some effort, along with the campaigns to curb high­ way accidents, should be made to make walking along our roads safer. “ Last year," says the Tampa Tribune, “ 3000 people were killed, nearly 12,000 were injured, as they walked along highways and country roads. This, says Mr. Penny* backtr, is *a roster of victims which could be wiped out altogether by the aimpie expedient ’of bordering all high­ ways with some form of sidewalk.' “ In the past, on rare occasions when this suggestion has been discussed, it has been set said r________ ____ _______ estimates ______ ‘prohibitive cost.’ Careful b; englneern, how­ ever, indicate that waterproofed paths, three feet in width, enn be mnutructed in their nlmplcnt forms for tin nvernjr of 12 cent* per linear foot, or $834 per mile. Allow $368, Upulm ft GrapevUle Mrs. C. A. MUItr has returned from Buffalo, N. V , whom ska bat boss vtstttog tor daughter, Mrs. L Schwsaiagur. X. N. Stravell M l Tuesday for Ohio w ton to will porrbaso Us utw school but to bo usod la Go­ sses this winter, Mr. uud Mrs. P, D. Dooley had as their guests on Sunday, Mr*. W. M. Mahoney. Mr. and Mrs. ILF. •utter, Katharine aad Mary .CM** .o ta ffw ti ihatL.BQ-pcrcent q L . t t f . a t t o i i j d . - ^ a L . t s r ^ r ? l too lai three children, almost As the stork Is knocking* at their ton's nan aa doctor, had ao Btofs feeling had, but may feel WUto worked on W. P. A. M 4U not got eufflatent pay. *ta *w u ter *U* dltfh**‘ * or wcrk hadn’t aughter. Maw^n^gal add Jake, but mostly * ^ ! * " t o t o n w and hie thumb. ■k W the’ hUte torn Willie Jackson, full „ f "FjM Nj^m n a promise of , Li?*? *•£•**• * li sa.-m * •ml —rwsran tsenates and Nino _________________Kenyan, WJrt’u become o f lht) " * ultimatums which ___ l . •fw uto all first-class wars? Two Univvrally of Rochester rantteto hare discovered what W « y is proof I bet thinking Wta before birth. Thte W|U £ ted blow to politician, whew u **•* thinking wlU never .tort. .,!**• ml will invoke MW tew in Its effort 2*? •* lutealcanta rate Jacksonville u • F**r, according it of tto municipal ■teafea. Over S mlltea thte amount la lost t But Just think tov te would be put out of ■lir ^ x J V iila o _ j Jt .* In thi* form of occasional drain* and unforeseen contlngencioa, and the average per mile ia still only 81,000. “ In the light of auch a cost factor what would an appropriation of $400,000,000, the equivalent to the projkmed grade-crossing program, accomplish? It takes the simplest sort of arithmetic to show that at $1,000 per mllu 400,000 miles of highway (or about 20 percent more than the combined federal and state systems) could be made safe.” SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO Tho street, are filled wilh vis­ T R m a^tto doctor tuld Ijlm ha itors every time the Clyde boat comes In as the excursions from New York City to Boafurd are at­ tracting them to Florida by the hundreds. Clifford Peabody Is homo for a few days’ visit with his mother and brother, Clifford Is llvlag at Ocalu, where ho la engaged la Uw crushed rock and paving business. Mrs. R. J, Holly and son, Rob­ ert, Messrs. Palmer and Roolnson and Misses Hchult, and Mur­ rell formed a party that went to Orlando ihla marnlng and will re­ main for tho game of ball thte afternoon. Born to Mr. and Mra. George D. Bishop ■ fine bahy girl thl* morn­ ing. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Roaeetter hove returned from their wed­ ding trip to points In Georgia and their many friend, am ex­ tending congratulations. Tho ac­ count of the wrdding at Commerce Is In another part of this Issue. Mr. Roaaettcr Is a Hanford bay and a successful grower and prom­ inent In busbiesa circles. Mrs. Rot■ettor Is also very popular here, having taught in Sanford High School last year. Tha happy couple will live at the RoeaotUr farm on Celery Avenue. Mr. aad Mm O. L. Taylor left today fur Hot Bprlage when they will aojaara for several weeks tak41 tha ra m time. Mra. E, B, Brown left ter tor home in Tumpe praterday after a two weeks' visit with tor ete­ ter, Mra. K. J. Holly. Among tto many ptenaaat mid­ summer aerial affair* was that of Mra. R. J, Holly, who entertained at brldgu teat Friday In honor of two visiting Indies from Tampa, Mra. E. B. Brawn and Mra. Hurry P. Driver. Those attending wen Mrs. Dunne Turner, Mrs. Carter, Mra. Byrnes, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Wataoa, Mrs. Thrasher, Mrs. Con­ nelly, Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. Mor­ gan, Mra. Dana, Mrs. Ball, Mm Lake, Mm Driver, Mm Smith, Mm Hart, M m Dteklas, Mm Hern dan. Mm Anno, Mm Matoy, Mm Brits, Mm Blatop, Mm .Parkbn, Mm Bwmilte*. Mm MeUngblin nnd M m Brown. 0. O. Bteratram has rsturned to Ida homo m Wmt first Btroat after being In Detroit, Mick. Mra. X. Kooormsa ontcrtalaod with s biith party at Daytona Tkaadag troalag la honor of hoc daughter, Miss Alko Kasscrama, of O m lsad. Mra. Richard Comb aad daugh­ ter, Miss Holm Comb, o f Orlando rtsited MV. seal Mra. E. Stafford. Tbs Lake Moaroo School will opm Monday, Sept I t Artist Says Hands Give Person Away; Face Doesn’tCouni Mra. Charlotte Tyner and a little girl she ca m far wen gueete of tor eteter, Mra. N. A. Fry, last week. Her son, Reuben, took tor keck to Tampa Bunday. MIAMI BEACH, Bcpt. 4.-O T —It’s not your face but your I n s t that give you away, thinks Nathalie Davis, portrait maskmtker and painter. "Hinds do not He,** the ltdyrsr-nld former New Yorker declarve. "They reveal one’s true character by their shape nnd movements where farrs usually hide it beneath a rJoak of com­ plicated and artificial poses.’1 That*, why the slender, blurryed brunette finds It neci-ssary to study a subject’s facial ex­ pressions for a time before attemptiag to catrh characteristics In plaster of pails or papier mache. In s world Harnessed by wire*, Psychology, she says. Is hvrdy lecml with roads. linked with mite, In helping her obtain a prrson’e there sre those who long to keep honest expression. Sometimes, some spol safe front rivlllutlon, some tangled wilderness vrith pathway, traced only by the ontmal* nnd with noteeo made only by the tilnle. Between Georgia nnd Florida, there !■ inch n place, nnd fees hardens. It measures six hundred square First, however, ,he must ,tody mile*, the Okefcaohra Swamp. the subject’* latcreite and gain hte confidence. For ram oerson* are frightened by the thought of haring ttofcr face entirely ctiv. •fed for several minutes while tto plaster In setting. Having this operation they must breathe through straw* penetrating the mold and tto must aseure them there I* nothing to fear from the days wton tto Indten tto brat thrown off by the fires used to curl their plaster’s chemical reaction just around (to moan-knag ryp before It eelldiftea. After tto one sitting, MU* Darla whn also te a sculptor, alia forth tor knowledge ef ■no1* character and accentuates the expression on tto final imprvuten tatoa from tto original. ” !*■» raster that tray.” she ei■Mtoai "toesuas am t people hneert tto pallrara far tto long WERT-The - JEWELER id , uvte4- Intliitoitol h im i Im i Uto— tot m u __ 'w n n A t a i- ,, | ___ Mtea ’ Yu • loin M M 'this week for TtomaavUle, Go, when abo will attend school thia wlater. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. LeFils spent lost week-end nt Daytona Bench. Mr. and Mrs. W. L Seig hare moved Into the Patera house, when they will Ucs this winter. Mrs. Purl Peters, Buhy aad Amoret Paler, hart moved to Ionford. Mrs. Tools of Oaten Is visitIng Mr. and Mra. J. V. Toole. Lorraine Yarborough left this week for Lake Mary whore aha will teach school Ihla winter. Plata Franklin kaa arrived from Louisiana to spend Uw winter wHk her aunt, Mia* Mary Stones, and to attend the Buford High School TIRES LAKE MARY The Chrte League met Turnday aft* moon at the library for the September buetneev version. Mrs. Menlck p rrak k i It was voted to held a clean up day on nearby grouade and gleg workera I dinner In ( H A t r . The dates for the annual bstaar were put ter Due. I and 4. A new resident, Mrs. R. H. Kel’ e-msn, wan voted into momborsbin. A donation o f eevtrs] new boobs was received through the kladnew o f Mra. M. 4. Hardaway, a former president nf the League. Mra. B. L Harris had charge of the rawing tour. The Kav. Joe Felds announces that an institute under tha dine­ tte* of the 8tot« Director nf tho t o pttet Training Union, Dr. W. V . WUllea of Jacksonville, will convene during the week of Oct 11 at the local thunk. Prln. C. H. I.bttl and temily, who hove spent their summer va­ cation In Georgia, returned hem last week. Miss Mary Dunn, who kaa been attending summer school at Gainesville, la nt tor horn# tore for a abort time. The Rev. J. M, Thompson aad family are expected tome this week and regular preaching serv­ ice will be resumed next Sunday' morning. Sept 7, a* 19 o’clock at Community Church. j Prln. R. E. True and famLy re­ turned Friday to their t o m tort far the winter. Mira Villa Mote, who ha. been spending * port af the eummr at tor former t o m In Montrose, F t, arrived la Into Mary Friday. Mtea Neon Willy spent a few EaeS U t t it H SC S«SO raraftf ifu k lla i, iiiHrisra H 9 9 9 S 9 9 9 M I H 199990 4 Tku first krigulten by Sera* an the Amartena la credited te WIIItem Utah 1* 1947. r LUl A it �Christian Endeavor Has Hamburger Fry A nd Personal Activities Phua for the wedding Mat week of Miss KatherlM May lyases of Chicago, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frank Symea o f this elty, to Robert Fargo Qrteniao of Chkagu, wore announced today. Tho cere­ mony wi.l be porferaad Thurs­ day. S«Pt. 10, at t:M P. M. In the garden of the Bjrnsea heme ia Loth Arbor by Urn Rev. Martin J. Brain, reetor of Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Miss Symei will hire Mrs, Cor* don Cherry of Tampa M matron of honor and Miaa Carmila Bar­ ber of this rlty aa asald af honor. Thomas Adams of Chicago will serve as best man tisd Roy Frank Byrnes, J r, will ha the grooms­ man. Nuptial musle will bo ren­ dered by a three-piece stringed or­ chestra. Followlag tho ceremony Mr. ami Mrs. Bymes will give a reception at their home for tho wedding goesta. Sine* tho annoorscement of her The Christian Endeavor of the r a n » t m » T ih iiu h m i we n o r uoa Congregational Church had * The luv. William Pros.is. rtenovs *n,l Senloni Atonies pastor. The nee. W. I. Campbell. H » most delightful time last night Wun.l <r Bchu-d. t IS A. St. at Palm Springs, where swim* Mamina Worship, II.V# A rueil.tr Iteheci. l*:s* A. M. Kit-nine. WoisMp. I.ee I* St mlng and other amusements were I’lrs.-hlna *er,t-e, 1» os A. M. SVetlntt.l-iy Wer.hfp. s.oo P. Kim ull't l l m r l l AVO. enjoyed. At a late hour, a ham­ Kiri>lini»a (nr i*ie tirS Toons r o » l» ‘i holm s >'rld*,' burger fry was held and was the 1:1* I*. U. hearing highlight of the evening. 1’rusrr Mn Una SCoInrolir. H i a l l sol t.s cat Ha Lit' c i r i r * m These present were: the Misses r. tv. rally Mass, I 111 A. u. M n. Sn.l ami Ith tVnlnss t'aarpsslon, PaturiMy from I I I Mary .Nickel, Clara and Ruth day. s I*. M. Thluv. J. J. Kellaghan. pastor. Melsch, Ethel Root, Jessie IhltHunil.iv U.lu. M l A. M. Ilvnnlictu.il slur Mas# den, flail I*eForest, Josephine Monson. Emmeline Thurston, _ Hobson.. Madeline Collins. Ruby now is im m M iir tk t lit in n Edith Ray, tattle Sharpe, Mary II# V. MnrHii Dram. Hn’tiir. Evelyn Laxeau of Jacksonville, TfilrtsMpnih Huml4y iiflrr Trinity, fiiih iVturrnmlitn * A VI. Marjorie Dalian! and Audrey 1’hurrii * Jrt .V M. ■Never. Il«!jr t*iifiifi:itifili«ili nml ##r»n«*ti, II IM a VI Also, Harold Herbst, Bob Hoi". r f A*i* V * Ju li tun Hi­ Stark, Ffetl Render, Hilty Vlhleti lt r». A. M I'MHIi**, j»ri|*nirui. K .ir.vt a r.rn m > iit r n t a n i Gordon Coffin, Herbert Thurston, an*M. VV. J. Arrpi'f. (Mildr. t ill Mi It » » ' lam and the sponsors, Mr*. J. It. Root Hut, lay Ha-hoot, |O:0G A. ■k Fifth nml llolly. M"r til tiff Hwrvlt’f*, IliS i A. M. and Mrs. J. K. Ballard Th** llt%. K I. Vt«'or*», lUKtii.', Kv« nin* Me'rvlc#* !.<*• I*. H. Hcn U-rw put’ll Huiol-iv, 1 1: Ht Httvlira .in* rofiiturtfit on (hn Hmtiil .1ltd fourth HuiuU m of #aeU Hun«lay XpImniI, lo toil A. mo ittu Wrt|nph.|,i y rl r|||dm MUa Lucille Bull is expected "tu rn today from Montclair, N. J., where she spent the sum­ mer. Mrs, A. M. Walker of Jack* sonvlll* has been the guest of Mrs. A. M. Philips. She will re­ turn home Monday, Mis* Nelma Campbell of Miami is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Cvok. for two weeks. Miss Margaret Callahan of An­ niston, Ala., who has been visit­ ing Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Callahan, let urinal today to her home. Seiriinole Commission Slated To Convene For Tuesday Talks Mra. Mae Dleklns and Russell Wallace have arrived from Chester, 8. C., to visit the latter's parents certificate*. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. W'al ace. This accumulation will be di­ verts! Into n bo n d silking fund slaughter, Muriel, returneil Thurs­ frtro which Commissioners, from engagement last week. Mis* Bymes day from a three week,' vacation time to time, mav draw for tho purchrxe of bonds on the open has been entertained extensively. spent at Ormond Beach. market. Mrs. T. I. Harris, Jr, give a bridge party last Saturday after, E. F. Hor.'holder, nttorney for Mr. and! Mia. J, W, o>«ik had aa noofi; Mrs. Hugh C. Whelchel and their wc«k-eml guests, Mr. anj the County Hoard, lux. estimated Mr*. Hamilton Bksbeo were Mr*. Jack Tamer and two children, that approximate $10,IM)C will hostesses at a large bridge par- Montes and Jack, Jr., of I'carsoa, accumulate yearly In the fund. It ha, been pointed out that ty and miscellaneous shower Ua. through the lefuiiding program, Tuesday afternoon; Miss Marcs which essentially meant tax re­ et Peters entertained with a lunchMrs. Della Robinson of Avon eon Wednesday at tho Mayfair Park is spending a month with duction, all the County's out­ Hotel; Miss Francos Morrow hon-1 her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. standing bonds tony la- retired orrd Miss Bymes with a buffet and Mr*. G. W. ( ’lark, at their with practically no more expendi­ ture* than those iii.ute by the supper Wednesday evening at her hams on Miller lake. taxing unit today. homo on Park Avenue; Mis* CarThe cost o f the program l.v an mlta Barber was hostess at a Mr. and Mr*. Jr*,.- (’ranforii of “ ridge luncheon Thursday after­ Jessup, Ga., who have been th' amount equal to I.H percent of noon at Mrs, W. U. Zachry’s home; guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. • the Isind, netun'l i.fuildi'd, Tills Is expected to Ih - nullified through and Mr*. (Jordon Cherry enter- Mullen, will leave Monday fur judicious buying of bond, on tbe tslned with a bridge party and their home. open market. kitchen shower last night at the home of her mother, Mrs. U P. J. R. Dos* and daughter. Mi*, Hagan, |*nrk Avenue. Lillian Deax, have moved to San­ Plans for next week Inelude a ford from their former home in buffet supper Tuesday etfnlng to Sallsnury, N. C. They are now liv­ bo given for the wedding party by ing at the Rose Court Apartments. Mr. and Mr*. Frank W. Chase at their home in Wlndemrre; and a Major Henry Lyons and Mrs. H'i-sllmrnl f mum esse ssrl dinner party after rehearsal Lyuns left yesterday for Birming­ paid holders of th.' Is.n.l. vch Wednesday evening with Mr. and ham, Ala., after spending a short are members o f the nrotectv Mr*. George 8. Witmer of Loch time here with the latter’s par­ nssiwintion. The "dollnr fr. Arbor as hosts. rnts, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Morrow, dollar” agreement holds up t Miss Bymes has lived the great­ Park Avenue, on.- percent of the out.standin er part o f her life In this city, She attended Cathedral flchoo| In OrThere Is sumo preliminary Spencer Marriage To Mias S h e p p a r d Of Lakeland Announced AT THE CHURCHES riH sT i t t in iH o r i a * w » aitsiXTixr ChrlxthP Krtgtit1# kprfli'P* KrP fl^td tVPFV Hittul.it »nnrn*D* Ml IH# chu rch it l!-t*t MIIjin ’ TUI1- H»t«nt| Htrrcl church HmuiIlnm m ain tain * Ml » II M fw* Mt til# rhnirh wher* III# Itkislw* till nu!hurtled I'hrlalion s. lant-f I *icr#*ur# mav * • r#n<l, h-irr*>wr'l up purs“hji«t»tl Op#n T ii"<a< ->> aiui K i l d i j i frum 1 lo • ecu I ion o f schist! duties. Following are those who attend­ ed the meeting: 0. E. McKay f Seminole High Schrol; W. J. Wells. Lyman; R. F. ("neper. Oviedo: II. K. Morris, Banford Junior High: II. E. Kipp, Sanford Grammar School; u. W. Isbill, Take Mary; Wnlter A. Teague, IToiiuotn; W. I,. Slug, Geneva; P. Steele, I«nk.- Mi.nr.nq It. E, Tine, Wilson Behind; Mis. B. P. A rrington, Bxnfor.l Primary super­ visor; Mr*. Marion St. Johns, San­ ford West JIIiIf ; Mrs. Velma Mitehe I, Sanford Fait Sl.lw; Mica Hrhec-a Stevens, Senford voeaI'I iist i*iM :sitvrriiM x t M in i n lionnl par* time; Mn. Itorolhy l'»r 1! in tmnn till pji* » or I.anil., school none; M i., Jose, Hniiiitir r* \ m phlne tbiydston, county home dem­ ilo* nlfti.* t.*-ri ic*. II Hti A II i'hr h 11tit Cittlc i %iti . 7mi I' It onstration agenl; Ml*, Edna ChltCi* uliiK Wiir* tilt* iiia |v S|, l.-n.lcn, Semlnol.- High English teacher, nnd Mr I it.vt.ui. tot, Va. She I* a graduate o f the Sargent School In Bocton and re­ ceived n B. 8. degree from the University of Alabam where she was a member o f Kappa Delta sorority. Shu taught In Seminole High School for a few years and for tho past thro* years has been living In Chicago. Mr. Green eo Is a native o f Chii ago. He was graduated from thu I Choate School and later attended Williams College. He received ft 8. and M. A. degrees from North­ western University and Is now working on a doctor’s degree In anthropology at the University of Chicago. He is affiliated with Zeta Psl fraternity ami was a memter of the I-ogan Museum Expedition to North Africa In 19.12. where the' young make their home.” which ■re the gueat* of Mr*. O. G. Boi­ ler for a few day*. They are earoute to Miami for a abort time. T. I. Harris, Jr., arrived tmlxy frum Fort ljiu.ler.ble to join Mr*. Harris who i, visiting her parents, Dr. un.l Mrs. K. D. .Mob­ ley. They plan tu leave soon for Fort Lauder.hi le to make their future home. Mrs. K. D. Chittenden, Miss Laura Chitten.len, and M i„ Ed­ na Chittenden, have returned from Clarendon, Va., where they spent tO day* with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Il.o WASHINGTON, Sept. B .-«P » — Th« National ralor.ilio’i ,\r-iKiillon today l«‘gan orgaulrirg a .amiuilgn again-* teacher oath law*. Official, announced they are nsklug e.luciitore of all slate, loneerning the "nature mid ex ­ tent of oaths, affidavits nnd other pledges required of teach ers." They said ilo ir ..rgHtiirnlion la "against the principle of niakug teachers a suspect class.” Probe Of Michigan Political A c t i v i t y Ordered By S e n a t. e Word ha- hern received that Mr*. Arthur llransn, her mother, Mrs. S. C. Nutting. Arthur llranin. Jr., and Bill Branan, will ’rave today to return home from t vacation in New York. They will ome by way of the Shenandoah Valley, and will be met hy Mr. Branan in Greenxboro, 8. C. Misa UUian Branan will remain in New Turk f,r two more weeks. ANNOUNCEMENT DIFFERENCE IN PERMANENT WAVES ( I HI S Itet-y v,« , im.leiilnldy un nt lilictive child. A H..IO.I fin e tv it li two merry htilo eyes looked out f •still Ih I ,v. .'li two biiu; timid i. SI..’ bud lii.lividu.ililv lod stylo, mid no one fall >I lo lu.iae her. Hut Betsy wanted lo look very different. Mu* lunged to wear curt, and look ruinniilir, end i«NE MI.Nl’ f i : FlfKDKIties IMlINh WAVES . M O N A U IT I dere.l u siiuilar investiguliou in Pennsylvania win.. charges were Hindu tin.I si.-*11 woikers were* be* mg Inlioii.luted in e.ouierli.Hi will, thu pre-i.lenti.) fleet lull. KNIl cum ri (ITII F|| *7, A f» MOV MU M :t PERMANENTS im.I.INH si; FIIKMKHIC si KITCKNK *1 ft ItKAl.lSTU’ S.T..TI) ft s m . i i i i:v TI'.XH’l.i: ( I'HI.S F2.S0 ft $:i Sanford W i l l C l o s e Stores Oil Labor D a y Psycho'eg lit, mj ; child’, tr lining should low aid i’ll.' uiugilig adaptability. Sunday = Monday --------- - A (Jreat Star Studded Picture Kledrifies The Nation ! ^ ! .Some feu lures of Ihis Irurlor are: || traniril for tk«* firsi 1itn«- with )our || nrw romantic favorite in the flam]| ing drama of the “ Gorgeou, || Hussy” wku became the puwer lieII Vinii- lire- While House . . . yet re|| mrined, first of all, a woman — || tanging for love! .10 Itr-ikc- hnmepower. TEACHERS’ EXAMINATIONS WII.I. BK HELD ON THI'K-SDAV. FRIDAY AND NATITRDAV. SEPTEMBER 17TII. IHTII. AND HlTII. IMS CANDIDATES FOR CERTIFICATES M IST ENR0I.I. WITH THE COCNTV SUPERINTENDENT AT THE COURT HOUHE NOT LATER THAN SEPTEMRER I2TH. Board Of Public Instruction T. W. LAWTON, Hapt. RIG llriHike IVIrfs Church — — chat. Mr*. Robert B. Axt, Mi*. The regular meeting* of aR rircIm o f tho PreibyUriaa Aux­ iliary have boon postponed from Monday, b y l 7, to Monday, Sept. U , become e f Labor Day. These lanltoga a n aa aaattal affair. THERE'S A W IL L V 8 C A R 3 T R U C K 3 ’aughing, and thy li;*s with rejoicng" (Job 8:20. 21.) The lesson-sermon also Inc udus 'he following |*ii*jic from the Thriitian Science textbook "Sci*nee and Health with Key to the tcrlpture*," by Mary Baker Eddy: Spiritual perception brings out the possibilities of being, destroy, eliance on aught but God, and •» nakta man the Image o f hia Mas•r In deed and in truth." 1* P. Hagan, J r, Mr*. Andrew Camway, Mra. Henry Poegfeaa, Mr*. T . I. Harrla, Jr. Mr*, k h art Hagan, Mr*. L P. Hagan, m a Howard C. Long, a.id the I r a n France* Morrow. Carm-ta Barber, and Margaret Peter*. II) WASHINGTON. Sept. 6. of. A complete inxesligation of all sli le nnd national politicini a. tivitic ill .Michigan wn, ur.tr*.'I yesterilxy t>y the Senate Clin.puma Expenditures Committee. Thu investigation was offered l.y the rointnitteu after it *" reived rhrrgc* that aiqiroxiinate ly f.’l.tHJU.IXHI in contritiutions had Is'en accumulated by ” |Hditlr-il I>u1 1i,', nnd candidates" for u-• in the camiutigti for major of fires thi* year. Lust week the committee ... Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Thompson of Jacksonville announce Ihu hirth of a .1.tighter, Kate, yesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital. Mrs. Thompson I, the former Mi** Catherine Ray, a niece of M.-s. John Schlrari! of this city. Native chiefs ceded Samoa tn tho United State, in l:H>l b it congress did not accept the island group un­ til 11*29. Talks To Parents C’oimni.,-iou must attend I . f. i, "K fflB W a s P its year’s budget. Among tha Item, U the settlement of com­ plaint* relative to equalisation. Anolh.-r rmijor endeavor i« the adoption of a tax lull, al­ though it was under ,l»i.d *h*l this i, practisatly ready f>>submission. It ha, tiern indieuted lliut lb” City will end tlq. current year soma EMMS) under the atipulxled ex|o.-nse* aet forth ul I’*< adoption of the la-l budget. THpixIori* lliMwiurlt wav lh*? ymwncit I’nmlilfnl of tin* Unilrd Slutes to lake office. Hi* wnji 4*2 tit tho time. r. mi. City Fathers Plann I n ff Discussions For Friday Ni«ht 4'do?- .oaiLi’ elshed hlgl;j «c£jkl]j L SuTlln.1 College Preps rutory^llrw? rude Garrett, of Kichinon. will make her the happiest chil4 In thu w tirlil. How one dne« one’* hnlr Is a eery personal question nnd shouM as far a* possible lie left to tho Individual. One’s clothe, dopeml on the length of the family purse, and parrnts have a right and four rach to Oviedo and l.y- to the final decision, since they man. must foot the bill. Hut utter one Applications for these positions has passed babyhood one should arc to be filed with a student^ bo permitted choice In the mutter principal. Thirty hours of work la o f hair dressing. Whether oie» required each month, A salary of wants it short or Irnif. straight or curly. Is n matter of |«'r*on»l fit is pskl. Superintendent 1-vwton urged preference like one’s thought* that all the prlndpnls lecoine mem- nml opinions. Hair Is part of thu berg of the National Education child and helnng* strictly Is* him. Tnii-nt* mn Insist on its lu'ing Association. Other illseifss ions of the morn* j kept ^'leiin and tidy, just as they ing session centered nmutul re­ insist on dean hnads nml face. port forms, record sheets mid For the rest, it Is n good phut 1routine forms needed In the ex. to let the eh ltd experiment. F o u r Schools To Open Doom On Labor Day FRED T. WILLIAMS, chmn. Hilbert llimch high tensinn mugneln ignitlnn, A munirnld dmignetl ft rertimmeiult'd by Kurd M otor I'u. tu burn No, I Furnace Oil. Ea.sy handling with platform wi nland up if dvnired, opecutnr The ran POUNDS MOTOR CO * 1 T tlT Z || - a*WRP..oo*d �l T O N IG H T ! f. H M * A ir « • * '.* * U r t V , ' . D,* We ? jsMove* i SO m? 0H • S t e u j U t V o te f i f t y Seeks To Hove Astrologer Forecasts New R e e l Estate B oom N ext Y e a r * TALLAHASSEE, Sept. S.-M*) —Florida's Hupreme Court Will ic> S O whether Srcia.lst* msy hurt M M of their candidates fur pubHt . t r ( l n printed on the No A 3 Er, ( M i l election ballot in Florida.. m « • Boriallst party barf put tho K ' SPMtlon rfirrtlly befor* the rourt ■ K‘,‘ palter day with a tiandrmu* scBr tiOT walnut Herniary of Plate Robert A. dray, who earlier seld I___no provision of law by then wan | wMch he eould certify the names i f Hoctails t candidates to rounty •uguwlstlon* for |kwpentlon of Mw ballot. The court Issued an order dlfoaUwc Gray to show cauae by •eat. I f why ho should not be re* qtored to comply with the Hoel*'.laW demands. This ' will result hi hedging the case before ^he full Mgrt f i r arguments by attorneys m question of law Involved. JL L. Bryan, Tampa attorney, m i l the ease. "The Socialist party.w his petition sakl, “ I* a recogMtod political party In the United Ife lM and aa such has hail Ihe gggto* o f its candidates an the offlftal ballots of praetJcnlly all the atgtes for tha past several state • M national general * lectio as." Bryan said the Boclallst party •MfWtfve committee held its con­ tortion In Tampa Aug, k and t» and nominated candidates for nfftfd, Including Charles E. Jensen q f Tampa for governor and KuM k F, potrInut of Tampa for eongfhaaman. There also were candi­ d a te for United Slates Senate and •Mm t congrrsdonal offices,- and MM for preslrlegtlal e'ector. M .T K U .K M r tK T T ItK e a r la lt- Y t< ■?• * . * J. H. MtlWTTRM.j M M h L To: t. h . M e irrrw w . m iin m unknown. Ton nr* torefcr ncd*r*4 M l r*. <ielri-d In to and ar r m Opsin tto. 1th to r >1 (M otor, r»Mk to Ito lull of Complaint (Usd sOalast ■Kill to l b * s h o t * sort L'ourt. " , rM H M M M The - K AXm iin , IIRHALD la h it r ln tonlaaatM. tto tto ( » • • • _- In ' _...JL i t . ordoi’’ shell .fe.ii to lie per e h m tthis psbllsltorf ; fnr (nor eoemeetl wesha. ' W1( ores O. P. Ileentoo, rtstK sain I'eert, s s l the efVM el m Ih rm il nn Ihe In i to y s f toots tor, l l t l , • . ____ _ anarthlei, main n ments In which ha Inent persons, aqd country U not hall the state pallca aaW. fart* well. He was found la aa ie There will be a bcom In real es­ shhek on Artist'* Lake, tate. Island. Around him was' a I There will bo nn recurrence of comb of dynamite, bwse this year’s disastrous drouth whicn rartridges and guns; aad^i slnr-augfirs believe was caused by an escefes of ultrm-vh’et rarflstiun frtun the sun. , ■ nine sticks o f dynuat There will he nn general Euro­ Arraigned immediate pean war fnr at least a year. Justice of the Sgan Japan will not advance on China Nsuss, of Taphank, Kuehnei wni LIKE FATH ER I.IKK SDN until |»I0. placed In eounty Jail fsr 30 dap "We want (o put astrology for abservntion. Ills, finger prints l it c i I f ie l d ; iil , sept, r,.where It lw!onger nd a stienlifle were rushed to the Department (AY—A father and non have lwi-n h*sl<," Davidson raid. “ W# ore of Justice Ift Washington an « president) o f the local school meeting In dliruss ways by which routine measure la aa attomH to toisnl art*l tho high school board astrologers'all river the count ty learn If he had any record ae aa re.tj>*clively fo r ten yrnr*. Dr. i-sn get together. If we obtain anarchist G. A. Sillier, Hr., the fnlher, no 1 Sent. Deals! Glaitovn told !IIr. (1, A, Slider, Jr., the *■».!. farts and data and record them KuehntI told tko arrwetlng of­ both err physicians, ami Imth pmperly, they will stand scientific ficers "the country to not Wing graduated from the same medical test*," Mrs. Mai ITeinde; of Oceanside, run right The Frenchmen era al­ college Calif., addressed the convention on so after me. They hove Won aft how crime might be reduced by the er me for years." When they seised a bomb lying festival known as "mnkahiki" use uf horoscopes, She cited Ihe Elam's es ports total about 13 which !a>lr<l five months, during hnrnrrnpe o f a writ known rrlntl- nn the floor, Kuehael was quoted which nobody worked. nal, who, she said, might hue as wemlagt "Be cartful,* thoee nre murderous Instruments," rhingi'd his lire if he hed been sub­ Hrrgt. Edward L. TatWy said jected to the proper training *ug- “ Ktiehnel mode no direct threat grsted through astrology. against »W Fret Ideat— he was The convention was described a< Just against ave^rkady." the first general meeting uf "lie seema to have a grudge 21— Acreage for Sale. American astrologers In three against everybody," RergvanFRONTAGE ON .Stale Highway Gtashevn said. HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired No. 8, Orliin.li) Rond, #W.bU by one whir really know* how l»cr snr. Flowing well hnmmoeii, Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Ave. The smithy o f J. L. P j»U , 7b A nnn who 'ii.1i inlu n tavern tull.lHI jter acre, i’hone dgjd, Overstreet loimi Co., Orlanrbr, at U nlvllh-, N. J. nle and dtank at Essei, Conn., Is tW third struc­ so much he was ns’eep when police ture In occupy the aame site, Fla. arrived tn arrest him. 2 G *- M b; t cl to rnumii (ue S'bio t B PTT 'FountJill p t lfin n w ^ Mountain Ico Co. A I'ost Offko. Reward. W. H. Guffnrd. Tel. is met L. Key, wateraa entl-prohl* kitten meysr of Atlanta. Os. seek, tog ra-eleetlan. teat eut-dlstanced to the dty-wlda primary by W il­ liam B- Martsf laid (above), atfvosole ef municipal refarms and se­ vere trills ef the Key admlnlttrai. They Mill settle their rivalry a run*off primary letsr. ( A » seeI■ted Press Photo) It M t i r w u i N s I llt - O . T IIK K X rllASrtK N A T I O N A L HANK OP TAM PA, a eoTpoN' lisa, as Tfhates, ptalotllf, ' P illtN KV A CITIU’a 'M ItO W K M ’ A l. HOCIaTH W , » corporation, ds* lend sat, t i m n t » r wpmrtAL ■ is r a r s ia u i tsr IKKIS) sf ito Nertbwsst nnartsv IN W iil d gsotioe SC Tswsshlo I f tooth, la s s * t» Kost, rue Um m ll.CS toslss WVsi, itotoe North to Mains to Ihe aorta Mae o* said N s r l k a s s l QeniMO M *ei4 Northwest Quarter. I k i s i s liny, t hr III) day of Mrptamtor, Msm M.as eaaleo toswe* tooth A. D. 1911. Ik* aame to lag Ito to ito M a t ef bettoaUg. roerlisl Muai.ar In said mua IS, the lalalan t l >u m , mtrs sr Ms*, ri-llnwluu il-acrllieU land* feilaale, trgoe falloee Is aptoar er flit lying and bring In Ihe (!ooatg ae Knnlnnl* end male nf gkirlda, to ­ ssewer er other oersees te .sett SUI ef CeMplalat, Ihe decree ol wn; * this Deere will to entered against l-nle Thlrirrn ( l » . Peoeleea a u tifie d Advertisements F O R K A I.K : Used Kvlvirtulur electric rcfrlgerntur. A Iiiiim L BEE REEL A N D Sons, 301 W. liew unit, Ui.V I'u y terms. G e n ­ First St. for week-end bargains eral A pplinnre I'll. l C M H trt N ram > a a i s » i . a W « t, r is a ia s . is r a t t r a a t . ( 1(1 and r m . . n (111 o f nieek Tlirrr ( I ) »r Ike Town of Oe« nrtn ss per plat ttoreof re. -iriin i in I’ lai la n k t. pane I I u f III* Public Record* o f Mrmlnnl-i I’ uunly. Plorlds. Al>» Ikal certain properly, (a,marly a part et th* slre*l •>r hlabwsr, lylan b * t w e e n Irfil* Thirteen 111), PeerteM D U anti Killeen (Id ). Pleek Three u ), «d 1ihe nferM aii plat and lha Kealrrty line ee ih* raltmed rlsht nr Way a* lh* Klnrlda Mast Const Line r7 t o Order to r s la le to auhUstod ease a wsea rer al least fsor enaaeeotlvc s u l i In The HanferS Nsratd, e ovwsrayer rcgulerlr ssbltstod to asmwule Csusty, PterCda. Done and ordered, la Banrnrd. Stmlsnls I'nvsl), Pier Ids. this Cth day et Aeaast, A. D.mc. ; Electric wayto ketpbreath E t o f i r k a l H uppllca w h oleson e r o ll HAI.R ntt RENT Furnished 7-room stucco Ininpirfow, Mi»l ern t miles soulli _ ell Hanford Avenue. Box CK, Itemlil. FOR Wardndie HAI.F!: llmne I r*8-J COLORED WDbfAN wants Job doing hnusewrfrk. Minnie Lm: Ellty, 71W Orange Ave. ____ JQi T a s " n UR-HK to" bnhy •mail chllil. Hulf-day. 621 •th Bt. LuOltv While. W IL L TRADE radio for used Fiann. Itamlall Ran*Is)I Fllvctrtc K lw l’ lc Co. C I S — A partu tew U fa r Rent. THREE ROOMS for light houw keeping. 112 Laurel Ave. r « 1 in . laorh Sfesr* wW— nnjlk. Ili* *---- ...—-l h hew n nse (— t I’kufewiJ I'*., OS. L**k He, « h.t y j ly handsome n if or lamp, a new vacuum dennsr, aa d ri - i - , * , it i *. dress* or some delicious new food-product. You ask: “Where did you get it?" I l Y l i f m T K S T trailer” fuel. lUe |wr gallon. Sinclair Refining Co.. Hanford. AUCTION Monday, Sent. 7—11 A. M. rows—cows MUI.KS & HOUSES \V*< Will fy*'11 I«• flu* illtollMMt Ptfihis-r I ‘in hlsli ariul** JiTto^s wiol lluera- IS—Hotnga Fog R n l rU RNINH Et) HOUSE; S be-1roums, electric refrigerator; •pea for Inspection 11-2; 6-B. 300 f r l ih d * hih I m»vi* inontty, H i » ktt**it • *•«•<! hm «s»rt m* m on limit I mol O^lkst^ Mslei «.ntlv Ffvith mill i'ii f I0 .1 1|4 Mill* I* work lltiFK*-* I’ iihb* HtiMlo ANo feih<l ynur Carlton Live Stock Exchange FOR RENT FURNISHED .1 bedroom house. Ibiml loention. Phon* 122-R fur appointment. HiTpftWmul Avtv A- l>k> ^» It SOMETIMES, in a friend's house; you see a partknhur* attractive chair or table. Or perhaps I f • a new cost or CLEARANCE SALE on electrie fitns. One fourth off, Rnrata II Electric Co. •i*ys. ( i« ii l iit*. I^N. as—Hermes tor Sale. ACRE celery fsr at |B)0 FOR HALE—8-room house. Good year. Mike Hsus. DIM Locust, city location. Bargain. Small FRESH M ILK IN G lloU leln cow, down payment; easy terras. 1*. O. 140. M l Latest, Kike Hsus. Art By K a m Wesllnghnuie COLORED GIRL wants Jnb doing NEW SIX-TUBE redid, flll.OO FTve-pnlnt F'illing housework. Nina Bell Black, 1003 Bay Ave. ___ Hluliun, COOK n il MAID. Jessie Mitchell. 821 E, tUh HI, Ha»* Yotnr Cloriu W d lt t o t Repaired On Who Really feun'fer**. p TkU ul* ssttopila sad n*uk dssdsnnS trunk. woifes qohkly. tl si.*—w•—ilk. M l , fend (,m feullfetn. Halu (e w tU lb l sad psllpl-'U.-n. • ma|M n — d sdfeis, sod Ikso rwusi.rferla Ih* *d*n ll i * * lm Try wls( IJStflu .-—y 1w* or llm lilk COLORED WOMAN went* Job ns nurse or maid. Melvin Alex­ ander, 1011 Knllroad Ave. P HKHNIXMC. CONTRACTING CO. l ^ r U t lp W anted J _______ W ANTED; Cnretuki r for eountry place with tall improve­ ments. Wages. 1’refer widow with grown son. Writo Box 678, Hun* n l. .a rtsrh ad Ike Ctrsoli reorl tomleele CeooCr. Piet Ido ^S an forJ- OLD PEOPLE flai Id used cars. These curs are priced MISHIONARV Htrnwiswry plnnls. fur straight sale with no traiiaGrown from northern stock. Rex I'aekard. I'hone 4II-W. ALL-STATE tire* Se»r*' price* ORE BUYING that Bicycland Sears' <iuatlty. Reel am See our line nnl nsk our ■cma, M l W. First St, r. Stunley-Rogers llarilwair "Vue rtlrrads glv* mor* tnltre pc f Inller than n*w tlr**. "Sir prlrra sr* 1h» lowest poeslbl 'or nustlty work. Trurk Hr* retreading • sprclsllr' W e grout ypu oa j drive Into our atalloo— WATER AIR (IAS or OIL last tore missed readier th* sds that day.1 llo iw It a habit to read tbit sdvnrtisiag 1 in > )i6 | b ’l V «‘ )»*»l** • •» v 1 wpapsr refttlariy, carefully. H ow �inta Continue Pennant March With Second Win Franklin Bannett A ire *iSss , h M U iiir J w liC ^ y Slathers T eu u Week ifkt M b ALABAMA X O X flY A K n ROUJNB Islanders From Park By Arbiter Batik* Are Wacadi _____ Arvln For Bench-Ridbis IW BackficM M s --------— — — ST. AU G U R iIN K , Sept, ft.— * By Fifteen Youth*; Q>w$00 g n p l o y , The St. Augustine Saint* contin­ M cattn H ire Sqaadi h UriMvaHy C M Condition ForWetk 1 ued their sensational march to­ ward the Ehu Ida .Stale leagu* Coach Leonard L. Mrl-ucs*’ penant here yesterday by making forty-odd prtd hopefuls ended I it two straight over the Daytona thalr fln t weak of training ye*- P P — _ _ • _ Bench Islanders in Ihe champion* tardap afternoon, with the heart- g Q g U l v C D K I ship series. * " eketod alterant. apUte. sat praetlra an* iiin which they | !U V i U was a wild A to 4 decision TM Tallow J m M i got k n I* urdargDOe during that pemarred by rain anil darkness nnd tl* aorta— k a la n a of I r u f f Um It base* un balls oy six moumtxfootball h i m la r n la ik r 'i Fm'lmlnary t'.>.Vln» drill* men. workouts. waft aleoa by r .* -nos Mi l.ura* Th* scene o f the series shift* and Gordon In it-e linesmen.: bark In Daytona Reach today , ATHENS, Go., Sept, ft.— while backfi ll! enreh. Rusrell when- the Haint* meet tho MattJ■ IL L S . S o ft Horry Habra said tka McCracken, drill*1 the l-wh* In' NEW ORLEANS, Sept. I— ei* In the third ronlest. Game U a r BwMaa Bawdy.; Caorpla M U « war* fa rte r pant retur n ■ and kicking. Red IMwwrn, Tula no f Mihail co.cn, lime is 3:3(1 o'clock. It will be Monday din.il.i (ird Hcav re |lr* the newr*pn|vr !mih concern- "Andy Andersen Day." ■ S -rw -o U donah- t* 1.3!1* f r m **• *»*'wlp*tflt of eon. H r a i B a p lo tto o aka woo tkt* ?.Ulottal TwiwAair than at anp aoaalona with less, met i-n the ing hla learn three day* to deal The Islander* were off lo n fir ­ H 1SH paateiSsp olfcalooi. I**"1* the report aiaaa aqpaad, since tha flrat week usual- with crimson *un*el*, purple hate* ing start, nicking young Mi l But•d S it , Sarah Poftrnp Fifty m, , 4 «w P.iaa l « n thalr mentor. ly sees aaeernl younptcu drop aml mt.ty twilight,. land fur five hits and four runa In Camhrlifo, Mont, aan ai rani I • rroult, the Bulldog. works*! sport* iu the first two Inning*. But the plana, N l pkpor la tha eoaatrp, fmi 1 * *1 tepa la apaln ynatnidny. Haint* hounded bark with a nineturn poets, «* it werv. will begin scrimmage Iha aatloaal woawa’a tennis aln : ••'lo-.um hit the charging sled. . That, In e*»ence. Is sis nit the hit nttark off two Islander mound*vrh.-n tke week v im champ!anahtp, aa moat fa * W tanholl, guard, fall In going men and went on n five-run scor­ I they wilt attempt t > jwUr th-.' only lend that cm be enticed from ing spree in the second frame. wwtko aipraaked thfnt%h ’ with .rr j puat and Injured hla knee. Mr. Dawson whi-n the subject of mittirnl n>.d m i aa m ap at hi qwaWkr of U.*i • dooa ilrtartea. Tha flrat dap of Sm footbak Manager Andy Andencn'a douaf AiMama hi sgh thalr paaaa at tm as his lU.lfl lit it ii Wove come* (o I le wa, turned into * tally by tha divide them Into grnupa M W OHLBANH, S.pt 8,-(A>) Trod Parry o f E ngltn< and Dm the floor. i tallow kneeling hi taa 1 i ara a few af than. Tba I to poeitlun ami ability. -iaacd "Bod1* Dawson appeared Islander* in Ihe opening frame • i f * , of Oakland, Calif, fa. k Yeua* taahtm At prevent i| appear* there] ■ * admit* that hi* team will tre and a four-hit at Inch featured by voettw la tka moa’a ehamrpttmaUp, tlouny yeaterday a* he put TuHI be a battle waged hv K. t - ’ * I” 1" 1 nl*w ■ "‘I lh*,n nnd maybe a Minor's long triplet to renter hath survived, bat tkap i n well ,rc a fa it ball candldatea through Laney ami John Morgan for Ihe'P***- Homelime, a hilfhack will langed over three mure rune In awara that IbayTl ha play la# fat •»o nil* t rnd afternoon workout*, flchl general position, wllh Imth run with the ■nit and now and then the second frame. Vrnle, Weigel ••a Inulr.ilod ha was displeased at men showing unusual'r good] the full bark may grow so faraien nnd finally Emerson followed by Sutter, the t Li.A nf jicp. skill at the quarter-bark'* Job. i •* •<> hit the Ine. By JIMMY CHAPMAN “ We tavo a mighty lough sched­ Mo I land on the mound but o ff tateraoilefteta champlaa from Now Tha half-back position* are r«-| tin defense, the linemen will try their deliveries the Daytona Rcaeh Ortaana, H M . t - l . a k Smipa ule and thi learn has to bo ready,' peeled to be capably fi'led b y, to break Ihiuugh mid nail Ihe tall errw faled to tally although an Ramblin' Wreck! ball eleven ever to gain a win nudged Gardnar Mallay af Miami. ho saM. “ Auburn follows Ok Mi** Billy Eachary at one ring and carrier. Think of that! four occasion* they leaded up tha In tha red clay hills o f North from the Notre Dame, that one H H H S-l. Math 8ottar and and I haven't found anyone who Malloy pat up a bravo fight la tha girea me any encouragement r.n Georgia there 1* In tho making a coming in 102* when the IrUH I l ‘ron Lnrion at the olhe-. aitlil That la the sum uiul auhstunre rack*. Emerson made a dstxllng " I Eaehvrv handling the nasaln-; |„ f , hcvlging. lurekling foity-mln finish, fanning five Islindera In football tram that, perhape, mop men had nne of the beat Uams flrat act aad plapad Junt wall Auburn." bo a return »l tne "Gulden Tor* In the hlitory nf the school. ( aaaignmr <t and ijiwson the kick- ute Interview with the "young Ihe Iasi three Innings. smooth ta aammon tha seat Parry ing Both men ara rlus've, 1|,hln* of fuutlmll." nado" of If'H, for tha Yellow UNIVERSITY, Miu., Bcpt. ». During tho wiL! second framo and Midge could giro. TWaaftor. Then, too, the Jacktta are the] Jacket* from Georgia Tech a n — A prolonged use of liniment •rr* y 1 * * uf T Z Z Wlt,'» , Whra ILevrri. Blerman used to tho Saint* leaded up Ihe snek* however, theca wan aethtag ta only Southern team which m i plenty nf drive on defense. . . erne in order yeaterday aa Coach bringing favorable comment from coaching on the Tulami with none away o ff Jack Hall. Dili rttbcr match. There l» * pertinent possibility tha beat of experts and coaches. boast a real National Champion­ campus, the folk* couldn't pry n Klnsel was culled In but walked la tha teat two cats, parry atm* Ed 'Walker pushed MiaaUstppi's Lean year* have accompanied ship, undisputed from anp sec­ that the full-back position will word out uf him about his team. in two run* and Irefore the locals pip flashed around tha court, aad football candldatea through two be well divided between Ihtee the jUmblin' Wreck teams since tion. workoota_of blocking dummies, Dawson, as a student and quar- eou d finally Lo stemmed they for all af Buttor’a shrewd catici. men, nil of whom are plenty cap­ Tho paro was intense, but Walk their capture of the National The trrbark at Tulitne. ws* of Ihe sarno pushed over five tallies. ttweet William I patloa. Perry was too mcrcUoaaip able. Those three ara Koliert » r aorved nollco It will he «pee,tedic'h* I" l ,l"ii*hlp from tho granting I'nr hear* very tittle about Bill tMotnoff. tester I'WUlf*. and l *• silent type. He always seemed tu Saint* scoreil it run on a walk, tu t far him. lloiuier'a up furthrr today when the *,|n.. I llea^*, i*'« California in 1U3M, but I'nsvy. think he wa, gabbing, even when Martin’* error ami Nr.. York Yankee|j-VHi" 'iic t IcJJan.!. But tha darling of tha dap waa squeeie bunt In the third and begins |ta final fortnight of pee. a /eturn to good times has been1catcher what with laiu Gehrig Ch. thi'line" the toughest .Dugh" ca led the signal, on Ihe field, tha flaxen-haired daughter af tho fuircast for thi* coming season. making threatening geetures to­ a practice. '" * * • ! -a * l»" ^ hi. words came hock on Annrews' sing'e, famed May Sutton. A abort, We witnessed, isvl tall, (wu ov ts aide llr.be Huth'a record of HU gle seems to be at the end ........ « Now he hardly needs to lii/t< Swindell's double nml a "ingle by with a good many candidate* chunky little girt playing la her three of the Ye!iuw Jacket con­ BATON ROUGE. la Sept. A — homer* and having Just about showing skill at th« wing posi­ knowledge uf the English /lan­ Bonne! to add their final niM flrat major championship, aha had S —The hard work nf the Ixm- trite, and to be exact, this writ­ the Iwsl year of his long career, tion*. At center, llig llralley guage when It comes to talking in the fifth. •upraise cnmmaad af tha altuUoa Ulaaa flu te University footbvll er has never seen a finer array nnd Rookie Joe HI Mngglo per­ (Wham is i pretty sure fixture, about his tram's prospects. Ill any The highlights of tha contest fra— tha flrat aat am. ■ t a d went through last spring o f backs than Coach Alexander forming In eensatlonal style. Rut with “ King Kong" Williams ri- other ronviuention, Daws-n ten cane In the fourth when Ihe Is­ In those ilny aflrr day, Dickey don* ht* Mr*. Pabpam warn the first threo helped Coach Bernie Moore spent trotted on the field oeeleil ,!•> hold down one guard go merrily along. Just let the sub- lander" fill'd tlu< sack* with wo rra'i _. t nan* if' 111 match, then-lost.vre, Up atlff practice yfskrday, netr*' tfsnn-s. I’lrO i" onHut'S'rsomiu irgnllu 1'■1 V-y ' ■, Hi » J racy, ■l/.Lnrerabi-go t Tie and won Una awra to load bp a •ary because o f the hard aeaion I 'Scrappy1' HvlwntTi*, Hi! pound* Uhlnd the plate to givti the Yan- * tie starts slackening his pair. ) Minor's fly to renter nnd with n ■at, but tha pouagatar itartad the opening game with Rice Sept. W. Wees the steam roller af the Yet, there's a business-like air henullful throw rut Martin o ff q i elusive barks that wa have ever second aat by winning the* flnt American leagu*-. Hie balling av ( a t t l l A tjfa t a 1k T |\|V tfU 2 atom* the nicthud in which In, uf. the pale. In the fifth Eltxeraiil The good condition of many p ay. •can. gam# aad from then on hold the ara from having done laborer* work erage. in the nelghborhoosi uf. £ l l l ! i 3 fice rustle* and his Mssisarls en­ bagged Martln'a finer and with Dutch Koneman, n big Jowlsh M i la atl tha mar# impraaslva | . - . --------- — advantage. Hitting tha ba| with during the summer also aided throw dnnhled gage m backbond sketches, pen­ another great lad with lenty of speed and pow­ clean, free stroke, aha was Moore to open tho throttle. when you not* that ha has 4rlv-j v v tiu n Al­ Both iloubto er; Harold Appleby, a . plle-dnv- an more than 100 runa across tho N, „ cil marked football fields ami Storkir off first. especially affecttvrw ith her fora* g„,g ing fullback; ami Lawrence platter, with moat of them com- hi. Louis innhi* believe players stretched plays killed Ihe Is'amlrr*' chnncn hand, which aka drova put tha AUBURN. Ain., Sept. 6. - W llayrs, shifty half-hack, were u Ing when they count m ost-ln tha ncro** it. And, out on Ihe prac­ nf overhauling Ihe Paint*. «K Coaeh Jack Meaghse Incrrasnl arring Mis. Pabyan time McGowan and Andrew* lead HI. few o f Ihe other hnll-carro-r* tice field, the Grrenie *,pia<| is pinches. HI* homo run total ofivin rlsssll again. tha ttmpo nf Auburn’s football who looked good in those gam> *. 21 In less than UHI games I* nsvl i*“ *ion never permitted to |ouf u minute. Augustine’s attack with Iwo hits With tho score tied at one cot drills bp sending three backfleld llrtHifah it Not only have the boy* fro f Dawson has every mi mile rnrh, Andersen topped Ihe vWI* apiece, Miu Bundy took tho fln t combinations through a signal the Plata nf Atlanta plenty of pow­ to be * nee zed at, aven though niiid.itij'i.u planned. There'* n session for lor'* nine-hit atlack wBh a dmibln IfilyftfRV't Rfririliri some of hi* trsmiMtes far out­ drill. Considerable punting oat of the last act and rh l.ag.i Is rillMlMUKh •». er and speed in tne back Grid, strip him In this specialty. .rad single. calisthenics, a session for warm­ to hoop winning sa passing activity aso waa held. 4 0 h«m unit nr tin t if fl*«1 hut they hare a group af lines­ During Ihe hrnt of Ihe contest ing up and handling the ha.l, punt­ Ho. William for na, a* Ihe out­ litriM TM riM f Line Coach Del Morgan lload up men that would have made Knnte Tho scon af the sa­ 4 hii*A«ti i t |*||t«tmri|ti. ing and passing drill and th-'n Dmplie Ham In ordered llalickl, tire match was M , H 0-L aevaral forward combinations for Kockne sit up and take notice in standing receiver In tha Ameri­ HI IgrillIm Mt flit. In»t lit. Ihe tog setto with dummies or in Brown nml Gornirki out o f tha can League. |Ivin tu M Ml Tulk. Mias Bundy w u modest about mock scrimmage. TVckles Hugh hi* day. pnik for giving him u bcmli tid­ l l r c c k lM i ill scrimmage. Rodgers and Herbert Raton were Khnrl-Kbnte— bar victory, aapiag, “ 1 Utah I w u Thera is no doubt hut that tho ing. Eight hig, hard games out of ten leading nne nf the best looking Maybe better times nr* coming pretty lucky. 1 caught Borah an an "Golden Tornado" deserves n !*»•». on the schedule IV" l| l/f'kl face Ihe new off-day. I doubt If I tenld da It lines Auburn has had In Mversl great deal of credit for their a>-. after all. nirup uur high Nrhool Nwkb Vntk Nil m 4! will probably t<1 IN wU Jcoach. His team pears. Irani ran perform in Mtin 14a 4'l»«pU i»«*Un*t nit •gala.” romplishments in Ihe past, for I UmlMill II •3 rale the underdog in every one o f and Milks? they are the only Southern font. Bryan Gnat, Atlanta, Johm Ma> h'l WkiHhhiHt'in »2 \ 1 LEXINGTON. R y„ Hept. *Y 4*hlri8Xn ...r» I them. DiarmId, Prhmtam. Johm Vas Spa, —Coach Chet Wynne and hi* n*.4*4 I IliiMlftn M 41 Small wonder that he shivers Philadelphia, Alice Marble af Saa ■istint* sent the Kentucky Wild.14w • HI. lamill I* •t when he bears: I’ hlU'lelj.M * II •3 .III Francisco advanced with eaap vic­ ents through their hardest prac­ Knoeh! Knock! t H t f r if l f 'a N . h IIs tories, but Jacqoaa Bcugnon, tice session o f the week yester­ N-w Ymk » . III.,in,i *. “ Who*, |h'"s?" tVsehioglun I. I'hilokalgltla France, Sidney Wood, Jr,* New day. "Ipains—** Ol hrr» lift | Mr Htrtttilril, York, Gene Maho aad Bahhy B in *, , Much bodily contact work wa* rnlversily Of llotida 44mm#« fr ia r "Ijialna whr ?" Hi l«i*iiIn hi D*(i m|t» both of Lea Angelas,, bad a barJ on the program and an aven hard­ Oct. 3—Citadel ....... Gainesville, ,1:tg| J*. M. "Ipnioa every ...... | think of N ' W Vnrli mi liv'wfriM Oct. 10—Ho. I'andlna Columbia 4 r |r Vli« ||i| Ml 4*hlt4«fi. er session la taper ted today. thi, schedule." I'fU U sIr Iphi.a 4 1 Wvistt luxlun. Oct. 17—Rletson........... . Gainesville, 3:0(1 |». M. Bob Davis, halfback, and Sher­ Oct. 24-Kentucky ....... ....... Lexington man llinkehela, center, ware mias. ( nmpleta Oct. 31 —Maryland Gainesville, 3:00 P. M. Roll log but mentors aspect them to With- NSTT* (Ilmarramlng) 33 Lb. bo In uniform when school opens. LVmvnt Nor. 7—Georgia....... -------- Jarksonville, 2:30 I', M. Nov. 14—Sewanee ........ ........... -Gainesville, 2:30 P. M. NEW YORK, He|i. ft.—tA*)»— MANOVSB, N. H . Sept. 5.- O f! Hprciai t ash A Carry I'ricea Nov. 21—Georgia Tech ....— . Atlanta The College all-sl nr foothill Athletic Aaaocla Nov. 2M~Auburn...... ......... Montgomery 1 3 l b . Hull ...............UM team, which battled to a 7-7 ll-i last night It hek Dec. S— Miss, state Gainesville, 2:30 P. M. S3 Lh. Hull |.»N at Chicago Tuesday with the l»ecold tha radio broadcuUag rights SEWANEE. Team, Sept. r,..J Prices for Ihe game, with Citadel, .Stetson nnd Sewanee trnlt Lions, arrived here ahoaid IN) Lb. Roll,Male ... -Ms far thcoa game* In tha rami (Ah—Sewanes’a 30 man football1 will be 11.00 for general n!minion with 75r extra for special a special train yesterdg/ to leto an oil refining ■quad went through two hour* af seats. Game* w ilt Murylsod ami Mis*. Blits ia Gaines­ gin preparations for It* second dummy blocking o*v It* icrond t***t. ville will be fl.2S for general admission and ||.2& and |1A0 are with Holy Croat, day nf practice yesterday. The nll-slar* are staled to op­ extra for special seats. The game with Georgia in Jaakaoavtlla Billy Crook, end. ami Rudd/] aad Marwlch. ' pose another National leagtm wiU be Sl-ZA for general admission tickets and 7Sc. 11.38 aad Craven*, hack, joined tho tram., emulating Yale Uni professional team. Ihe New York A t least a dosen mere are ex 8140 extra for special scat*. a faw day* ago »o (iiants, at the Polo Grounds next r h iin e 7 IJ all Eli game* under com peeled by Coach Hek Clark with Tuesday night. in the next few dap*. ATLAN TA, fl.pt. 8,—</P)— O w i t o Tn.h*. f w t l t l l p k rvn tlwtod Mldd.town (N tt) tPUialmmons, star i h N , u th.tr l r * ytatordiy. Lawmen Hayci M e m i WCngaft M r . «km - umBmu; »•*. ■»J-l i - a- - » I—' ■KLBWpVWMCtjr tWWI V n f f il ffl if w noth* hot n * wiki w « IM k n m A ft* fwtM H Uatrarnhy pragtfcan II-. *f Scaaaole Grid lalandera Drop Second Straight Game, 8 To 4 U r im it i E id Week’s Practice Contest Featured By Removal Of Threo Oy JIMMY ttH APW Vt System Of Work rM U M u k o lr iS Face Tough Schedule Of 10 Carnes, Ex­ pert To L o s e 8 M. — ..... sm SPORT CHATS Martin, T ea *, S. L Taa. a( WlaSSS} faot What. “ tackle, SVTi Rordwink, Daptaaa Hardwkk k SM * f N daring tha fln t law 1936 SCHEDULE 1936 ROOFING All-Star Football Team Is In Gotham Dartmouth Sells Grid Broadcasting Rights Sewanee’s 20-Man Squad Work* Out W wrda JJPOw UNITED LUMBER CO. merelal cpiu orahlp. came at tho clou af Urn fln t practice session of tho football aouon. PETER PEN ------- Warren, right halfback af Jaahaawetlla, tape tha heavywsWkto la tho bacbflold with 1ST. Fool Brack la tha same depart, maat, a f Paaaanli, wrigha I A a baaypwatpbn lac bade wha aS balance at SfH They are Ruaontl Cum St. Augustin*, left half b i f f Bandrlcki, Tboautasria* O a, foOhack; Eiyr Qranann af Hartin Tana., and Ed Man. S M . FWnla, Ala. Hcaricka rapactad far practice tha nuchal* mas*d Habtwalabt a f the iqoad, hat has haM Ma own apainat the ami while tha atkera have lost a faw Sa far, tha whola squad bold* af 1M pounds. All _—i — a.s L--a —--WlgUlp OWS WWI,JT �■i THE GORGEOUS HUSSY IT U s d ia c M c il ■ P IC Mote—Bet m m of the Material and i "The Gorgeous Unsay,” aa] b » r ifr that mart tnjoyed w* a n publishing the cu t: Joan Crawford __ __ ______________ Robert Taylor _____________________ Monel Ban | nait _________________ i Franchot Toaa -.... Melvya Dougina .... _ James B taw art-----------_ AlUon Bklpworth ___________________ tanla Cathcrn .... ...................... .... . Wert Crawford New P ictere f- ' * h r, Tone, Donv10 A n S Stewart WT For "H oa *” » J<a* m m but four young, band* pM O and romantic bading man [|MM »K h Joan Crawford In bar j P pbtorc. "The Oorawoua Hus ■ R * dramatic romance of the n p U n ’a npttnl 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 talkedabout l l g f a eni/** alnea Clark Gable. ^Thflar, In n brilliant perform* aano, appears aa "Bow" Timber* tp ijiv afGear on tha V. II. 9. ConM M I m and the flrat huaband raff tempestuous Perry O’Neal, Ldhaghier of a tavern-keeper who ( M to nn amailnr career aa the i ftr*t Lady of DamoerMte. Want hot Tone, maklnr Ms •■■Jot appearance with Mia* Growfaad since their marrlare, rhacki ! ap another sterling portrayal « i . JdM Raton, Minister to Spain, jjBha ultimately « » « • Parry 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 e x jK T le n re lielny o f p .-ly­ tlwn ah- I* nn.l n better rowlmy j»V Throughout the sin fy of "Tho ing themaiders 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 "M y , aarmarki t,f tho directorial genTliey ar«> only pmt uf n *e r« Am'tienn W ife," n'id.MIra Both? he 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,dint qtlirees i>f tile Him, prove* her‘ m b " and "A Free Boitl/’ .ltt "Tho Cummings, s.lher R a l i io r , i. ■i If n p.’rfi i l i-r ei, mate fur the European arlur. Fred Kb ne. Itlllle j£ fln>Wpiiea ffussy" he shares honors Henry (iordim and PrM.tn Iu- ■ X Wllh tlui stars In creating onj eort In "Hal|ywi»"| llo o te v a .'f ’ i Iturle, Erin t * <. -art and (limit iM ilibill hind the.. ruClOtUng L ed erer. Hitvtlb Cooper Sidney Toler ___... C-.ne Lockhart___ Clara Bland kk ___ Prank Conroy .... Nydla Weatman Charles Trowbridge Willard tteberatan Ruby De Remer „ . Dotty B ly th e _____ Zeffto T ilb u ry ____ SUNDAY, MONDAY—"The Corgcowa Bweey," with Joan Crawford, Robert Taylor, Ltoaal Barrymore, aa all alar aaat 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 star 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 netlev'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 " I f 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 rcnrallornl comeback, Wednesday nod Thursday Rilx. "Tha Mine With the lion nut 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 ', Yh IL' mitigated villainy, drop In at the of the popular Harold Bell lilts Theater, Kutunlay where Uu Wtight novel, plays Saturday at ^ ^ p ^ , rH m m norm] new Harry Carey Western, "Rustler'a Paradise," In on vbw, and tho Rita Theater with Bbharl by the fdhaeue writer ef fletiow, Deshieeli Hammett, whbh b ewe get n comprehensive flash o f F.l Arlen In the tbllar ram. Combining the obmenU of an of the beat the aether has turned DinItlu, ns played by that aatrrim-ly efficient actor, TheiHlore outdoor action picture, a thrill, out It b written In kb 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 whbh 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 o f tV ■ American IW e r it ;<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 An/ 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. Duwn tu tho sea In bathing suits goes thb 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 o f ■ 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 o f Iho cur,'lwat picture. >, NEW FASHION NOTH / Drslgned by Orry-Kelly for dinpar wear, a satin gown wllh slim Abrli skirt and white top has tho 'bodice covered with white yarn >|wla, thb being ono of tha new |d|U tricks the Warner Bros, daalpawr. employed to advantage. [, |aag, 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, sim ilar to the cut of Arkaratiap riding bravchea. " I wanted to see tho Brooklyn Now York was seeing the Aquari­ um," smiled Robert Tsylor as ho B rldfvreplied Taylor, with a ill** stepped mu Of a TW A plane nt appointed frown, "tut I hod to go Hollywood recently. to Radio City that afternoon and Taylor wns returning from n rehearse far by broadcast, "You she uid have soon tho hurried ten-day vacation In New York, hi* first. '(Jtten Mary’ corns In. That was “ But how about the women who a pteturo against nil thaws giant mob e| you!" asked the reporter. buildings, o "1 got lost In tha subway," "Seeing the Statue of Liberty w is another thrill," enthused Tay- grinsed Taylor, "A aks 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, " I f I Had A Million, playing Friday at The Kits. "Havw you over aeea the Aqiari. unit" asked Tap er aa he got Io­ ta hla ear to drive to Metrou o v e r n in e n t F a il* * I . m m . iiu n t r h Gahhryw-Mayor for kb now rob u u y c illllic m r««J 8 EAI.DSBUIUI. Calif.. Sept. 1. with Joan Crawford la *Tha Ill U M in te r D r iv p (11. Duana HimOorgrawa Hwasy," comiag to tha gn ix i, • |mersley rum ta.k from hi* flr.it U n U tV I I I In in • l'n,i,' k' 1,111 h‘' ,la,^ « four-foot V 11 U , I i ra« *■ "Ob.- ,,,( « fmjr-painte l ICjmlloora tram a ... ...| |'• , t . ,il the cx.iUuiicat of get ling •1,1 *rench ru-lmi* ho,ir»> m ihi» lr,t '* tho youngster laternatbnai brldte. atepia-d on tho coiled rntller. Tho war ministry n( Madrll, — —...... ........... . saying It wuuM make every , fREHF.LH IIKATRN fort tn strengthen the nrmhm In e MANAGUA, Mraragul. ■Kept, tho field. announct-il rietoiie* h I b .-t-ll— Nicnrng:an Natbmii lh” Toledo Provlacj. |(Icrar>l hcndqimrlrr* recohnl re. Right hundred Government P 'rl* yevteriby that Honduran troops who fk-il to Fran'r fromJr,d,-l«, cpi-ntlng near the fronIrun.wrro allowed by the French tier town i f Fnn Marrtrs bad kern K tviraiment to s t u n the hu'b t Icrcihed and ilinperseil by govarn- u J ntate PiiTgrninwni ft)PPM rwottk fnreiw Bette Davb again pbya the pan of n "had girl," in this Inrtance using her lovers to help her In obtaining the jawela, nnd polishing them o ff 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 tha picture from tha screen play by ROMANCE IN THE ROCKIES KotiaoiTn chi-a. IWEAKH UAKI.BY HAT Jena Crawfard s:orta another Mt la her flrat cratume picture, "The Gorgeous Hussy," which phya at the Rita Theater Saaday end Maaaay. The scenes are laid h Urn Jacksonian era, with Miss Crawford plsytag the part aff aa ha haaparV daaghter, whe rises ta beeearn a person of importance h tha White House. The setttaga aad epatumea are aauaaaUy hewetlfnl, and Adrian created as 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 aw ing to the tie- ta Dexia with Warren WUliam, aad hUag tones nf Lew Pol ack again a return engagement nf " I f 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 "A t tho Cod. Hammett, who gave us the "Thin fish Ball," are the aames o f 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 eId-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 Khun and Ruddy Ebsen and Hllm RummarJune Lang, Shirley plays a little vilb. Thla Is cna of la Tempb’a ten-waif In her new picture, who finds happiness with two old bn 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 rrl F, dramt, "Tha Mine wllh the Iron Duo.,- «n.i isuck production. Western, "Rustler'a Paradise." All In al’, thb week at 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 avid, 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 It Of Movie Capital In Lederer Picture Villainous Character Wright Stan Arlen' r fl (■ y>k a*tV itk New York. "Put how about tho women who n lleu you!" insisted tho rvportDIY DRND DECLARED WIN9TON-BALEM, N. G., Fept. R-—(AT—Directors of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company havw declared a qiuWtely dividend uf TO cents per share wa tha naiBiaii ■techs, payable la crab Ort. 1, to stockholders of record at (b ra aff to *— *# - Walter WlncheQ’a ova "QM FiMay," Bath Cambridge, b la private Ufa Mrs. Baddy Xhatn, wide at tha oatstaadbg star who wpparte Bhtriey T m ab la *TJawM b Jaaaary." Laafe eat. Bhbtey, af W. W. wUI have yra aad M a n Richard A r l e n s OneOfHappiest Of Hollywood^ Pair* Despite the fart that Dame Feetun# has smiad 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 kivbg put i» tho ranL.I. . a ------M , , . L A| ik a Dfltflionsfl, niKM, p i •iim mmwi.MdMiaor aad tha cam*at fbh prats klmaetl Aa far aa Dbk b eunm wd. " l *ig mights," film colony dtoaars aad "eoaktaU pnrtbsf want eat paarw ago. On tha othaa hand, ha loves company at hemp— tho n on 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) portrvyob aa that of Bab Htrvey In Colnmhia’a screen vertbn 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 FbhK Spencer JChratsr* aad l * r b t Bedford. David Howard dirotted. �■n t t a* -V - r-v "•: * •- '• > !': < 7 v •. . : . v r t : : ^’?>f * -*1•*%=*.*,. i-,: *rv-*■ ' ' AM ym joM m m DAILY NEWSPAPER Sf^raUi I- SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER R, IMS Farmer’s Market Rebels Reject Shows Expansive Surrender Of San Sebastian Step 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 EaUMiahed la IMS BERYL MARKHAM ACCLAIMED IN NEW YORK T "v n ..iL 1/eaiH i NUMBER S it C i v i l e . Seminole CommisskMI OtaiKSI Approves PetitioR ■1 304 Am ericansj <S,“ "11" 1*' O v e r H olidays 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 Growers Of AIR RACE WINNER tugal Spreads T « nion Of War Ovtr Benefited . Ibemian R e f tons i Rjr Car-Lot Ship* T /RMRU _T_ _o_ _ N o r t h „ "» I w h i H (•*•** ! ! Ilv 1MT PATTKRHON t * r Yb# iM-atelNlfdl F ffM l l Accidents ill Ml,. United .Stale! I Spain's fascist uresis seorn-1 Hontiiiolo ( ’ ou n ty C om * fully rejected an offer for the »ur-1 over the three d.i> Lnbtir Huy h>d- ntl)Ul|oilt<nt tmlay Wltatw ft (to* idny took ut least :uu lives. \chit'll ukt'll tt» rt Ill'lltloti ' ( f rvnder o f teslegesl Sin Sebastian' to<Uy while s .hurt-lived naval re-*, Truffle sccidenls caused 2.',7 «|tl:tli fi»-«l vnti'ril thnt A | M volt In rortugsl spread war tentlcahi* whit., drowning* timk 20, ntuchiiirt rt'fcrcntlum tto •Ion all across |he Iberian prninnir|»1rin«« enintu t |'J( |ruin iviucli'i enlUnl till NoV. Jl, aula. four, and ether accidents added lo ' T lltl lltvirtt lo o k M lP O the total. ; wlnm Ilii» Rev. M n rtln The .urrender offer wan turned New high travel records worn l>rt'«’ Htwl tl (loctDMCnt CntSe down at a conference In Franco nvt In miMt pitiiimN nf tin* iiiiHui t*uninif tuinu1! w and defendera of Man Msbastlsn inas 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 % JIM M Y CHAPM AN 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 h o * 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 rur, were on highway, j *“ , N',vrm7 . lW first to be establUhrd in amnesty for its defender! In an state, ea«mn!ified in Michigan led „allin sln.es In | - j | illA1 ,J*ie Pf*e il i*y IBP th# effort to prevent destruction of Lis,i•*i i .ii , | in * ' 11'ifl Ilf(1 1 * i* I Mr*. Beryl Markham, first ^ronmi In make a .olo flight across the Atlantic from mst In «>■-!. .Menial deaths with 21 killed in seasonal report on the ,{rnnl wa', origli.wt-wl by the city. was given n rousing welcome upon her arrival in Nova Scotia. Her hand- lalsed, she is seen unto accidents, one by a tall and’ ^ Kunr,<Ul| M|n,Serial Asso-I*. ties, rsV Markets activities, reVsux'd Two warships anchored In the today by Manager J. G. Michael Tagus Kiver hsrbor o ff |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 M M h and eeereee of rRstrvNeumann (above) " ^ . 1 .J - ' ’ corm,‘Km,|in* slot machine petition, eondleresl 6 C a h * the diffkultlaa «nperM in 10.15 , n)aJllf „ , m% „ „ City won tho 100-mile >> . • Week-rntl autnmiddle fatalities tlay'is work, the C immUriofi trapby speed »v«nt at the O r g a n i z a t i o n P o u ts O r x f O f l C f F l£ r L n a f l U M I Q S I M National air races In Loa Ange­ ms reported hy states follow; jumprtl tntrt mint her hnrfss-taell jlO flt k 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 officers to the Semic h 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 ho, HI.u<.m. It); luthaiut, Hi: Io­ siuii ami ptissibly souie aetivttF ■- ■ f,~et.-t* llm-ugb- Hie- run,ini, ji a r the small farmer is shown by thu {w ill lie elected by th* Board of Di­ 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. oju-nlng at It o'clock In tho Chant- j Ssnfnrd and the Ml. Johns Itivcr Imtis-ut issn-t weru that a 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 eito f other farmers. Ptnona farmMiss Lmisu Julio-1.in,, S iii ford, ka. 1; NewHampshire, 1; New : -pj,,, |,„„rd ooteil to pttrcbsx* _ " f president, vice-president, secre* thuslasts through sn article ftum tag 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* S r* _ I ,u,y' , " ' * ,urrr- nni* vice-president the pen o f Capt. tV. IV. Acheso-i, able to do this without this spe­ T 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. rant 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 Wisconsin, 7; Wyoming, 3. wax nilthorlxcsl. buyers, who purchase In quanti­ Chnmlier in good standing is *11- John*,” ami in it he take* thVice-president o f the organ! tit - while Mis, Ca»u wj|| mat,,, Uir ties ranging from one package to Approval was written to lb* Bible fur office. trader winding down Iho itsrk wa­ J-'uul as the lesult of ber winning Him, said today. nppiieation of llnntf MujesH fsir aa Ugh aa ten tons. Therefore, nt her activities scheduled for ters o f the stream which has gain.- i thu bi-iniiy pageant In-t night in Thursilay night the Iwaly will ira olta oe* eo ae*e «we> a liquor license, Public schools at Lake Mary, tonignt is tho seating of .13 now world-wide distinction hccau.ro it llcucli wln-ie ni-aily meet In tin* rounty judge's nffiee Daytona Cither aellvilles o f Iho mnrflniT Lyman, Oviedo and Chuluot* op­ Board members named in the re- flows to the northward, three score gitli wencompeting. in Ihi- t'umt 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 i i 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 o f the student*. 4 tho meeting. minor boot repairs limy 1* hat. tensive campaign in this coun'v lienuly" queen. month's grocery mnlrnrl for tlie But, he continues, if ono is in­ T. W. Lawton, county superin­ hacking nil Democratic enrol I George Moye of Manford sus­ rounty home nnd farm to C. W, Hundreds of Manfordite* 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 quest from Georg" II. Ilrldga Final data tor acceptance at the opening o f 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 that tho County ahtindoii n road application* fo r 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 o f Commerce arid lal,ir The vehicle in wide), Mr. Moye Murkliam Hoad. according to an annoaamaeat 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. ing Iteen Hitleswipeil iiy amdh-tr se)* County, those at Sanford, Fu­ The rluh also will go Into th i Monday's feature o f fe.tivilies Requests for Im m are to be els, Geneva and Lake Monroe, era Unveiling tho splendor of tho drive hy providing financial a* ear, the driver of which did not was a two-mile long pantile width filed wtth Mrs. Helen Morse at St. Johns, ('apt. Acheron paints siatance to the presidential cam stop. scheduled to begin work nest Mon­ Juried ut City It anil threat led Ci4r Hall. ll was reported here that the pnign. "Forward with Roosevelt" dayWednesday', tid.w; low, ‘ through Bench Mtn * 0 ^ A limit o f fWO per farmer per *b-> hit anil-run operator hail been Registrations f»r the unopened A. M. and U:33 P M.; high, 2:31 ? ' « « t t Hprlngs, of Silver Spro rt nutnmiddli- tags are nn sale m.u iverfront, then cro ■*'*! **,,f 11*11- rnught and returned to Del.und >J c r o l* placed on all according to Hy the mcmehrs of tho county or Institutions aru to be held Thun- A. 11. and 3:13 I*. M. Sun risen I 8" rl.ni“ n" , f stipulation* aet forth by the fed fix Liter to finish mi thela-ai-h. f1)r rniifini-ment in the roimt> ganiiatlon. Alt invitation was Issued today day when regular routes will be at (l:UH A. M. and sets at *!■U natural teauty spots. oral government The fund can D was estimated ( hi t more (hauljail, but ri-turds of Volusia eonn* by the I'roclor Chevrolet CuntIncluded in the story aru in­ followed by school buses. P. M. Moon rises at 11:11 P. II. be need only for the purchase 11,000 persons saw the pioecssi'in. ty show no one booked for the pany lo the general public to at­ 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 rest.! w reek, 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 nt to direct t l i i w i where clsssct Ales Sh.-rnn, win o f Judge V * ™ ™ M * * * * t The mens? is repayable at I s M w l H ! <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 liu ( 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 formers and grower* used which *tl| have nearly another over the week-end when he felll slight ruts and bruises, Chevrolet Motor Company la fur­ ty farm agent's nffiee Inslay t- The tirolta tall at I’ler t'.rsirio and o ff n raft on a fUhiny •xcuriion captain, an ardent * tha Isaac to tide them over fi­ week e f vacation. George Moye wus treated at nishing the entertainment to tha man, does not overlook the fa. t gan measutemenls o f farms "•her tilt fflcial ilanii , ut I hite.iu Approximately A.OflO children in the St. Juhn* River. nancial difficulties, that large and fine black ba-s i whose owners have filed wink l.ido also drew their quotas of Fernuld-Laughts n Memorial Hos­ pu die free of iliirge, stntnl today ladkaUoae this year point to will eltewd public eiiucatioml in pital. lmalites. I hut the show, would inrluds non a huger ,number seeking loam, ■titutlon* la this county this year. (). I*. Ilnmion, clerk o f the cir­ be taken almnst at will while uti- sheets ta obtain bs-nefit* under th ■ hour of interesting entertainment, many source* e f governBuildings and equipment hero cuit court, todsy was at ham* fol­ drifts s ong tho surface of the M . federal soil conservation program. feuturcil hy scenes o f 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 ing, imigariue news features, nnd 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 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'Watlom pital where he underwent a major to take Iho uildicncu behind th* by the mid-west drought. It is expected that other crews contributed by the federal gov- operation. , scenes o f the Chovndet proving will lie put into ths- field In the administer*.I ly relief A hiper i*11 invitation has been ingrounds In Milfurd, Michigan, near future expedite measur­ Tho weather: partly cloudy to­ iltlienn uf H««rti8n«il»* ('nuntv. where cars aru thoroughly tested Mis. Marjorie Tlllia of Manf. rd ing operations to that govern­ l f * k 41 f « i t - i i -i__ _ Am*** Um Improvement< which night and Wednesday, scattered thrmiich Uui *Semindt* County 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<| mail HUmtion wtr« re showers oier eauth mental payments may Is speed-I his been selected as a student #•» portion ( hamter of Commern*. to attrmll .roun(|4 counsellor to welcamo freshmen up. ' C d c b ra tk N i 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 at 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 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 showers In west portioa. eye care for children now under • . ... . . .. ■ » thirty thirty miles „,ii_ east of, tl.ii ■> t, ,toti screen ami hi-re today. hy I s her Day eoiebratioas, Chief way In Atlanta and will continue .r, .......... ik .will rnntain movls# nr u Chevrolet autontolillo doing Ml»* Tillis is among thu til) up- I>e held beginning it 9:10 A. M , te o WlUUms reported today. until Dept. II. Ralph C. Tolar, son of Dr. and pert-las-men who will arrive at 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 o f 301 Fast r . _________ FMCW next Sunday to direct ac­ ernor Dave Mholti |s to speak, al­ field sl n included reckless driving, A l th* raqaest nf the Florida A. M. Dkeffington. director of th* Tenth Street, has lawn named tivities of Freshriuin Week, when and entering, drunkrn- Gama sad Fresh Water Fish CnmGraduate Clinic Foundation, why so other prominent nffirials. ta assist members nf tha train­ more than liOO first year women rty conduct, immontl mIsalaa, tbs Beniinole County JA C K S O N V ILLE Dept. R - (C ) is internationally kiu«n fur his Juniper Springs was developed ing radre in the instruction of will begin acclamation to tollegc aad other minor offenses, Chamse, a ( Commerce today fur­ — The Weather Bureau said a trop­ work In visual correction. Dr. M hy the F'orr/st Service and is an Nilrecruits at The Cl-ad-d. South life, ef official charre* 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 ir a i* . I against a negro. Allan ta 'ywilbnidse la this county's wts n-nlralited this morai^f aboat [hiring Freshman Week the stu with Interesting plant life and r«t». Graduate clinics In advanced n reived here today Mar. A v «r «i« , charged wHh breaking and id attaaam for th* lover ef lou mi’es north aartheast o f 8an tometrle methods of corn-din? 4 nr. A nns* . Cadet Recruit T oll? received dent counsellors will meat husss I forSst growth; has a largo spring, the Hilt Implewmnt Com- _ Juan. Puerto Rka, meviag west visual problem, of children are W firmer military training nt Fnk 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. A VO, 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 o f increased inteaaity to this eitenalew program ef the Amrri niste four hundresl other ,uem- rns-n, conduct tours e f the lihrarty I large bathhouse, irest room fnrili- j ' Grid* to setting forth Florida's storm but preeauliams are tUU ad can Optometrie Association, thn bers o f 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 To Track Buyers SI S U te T im e d By Oraanixation In ; Yearns Operation this the i* K* .Chamber To Elect Sanford Brought 'Nine Officers For! •a-“ V,i«ssf i serve FST’Z-?f. !Capt. W. W. AcheHon T II Johna In SeptemlieHhaMte — Of Motor Boating _____ Isouihc Johnston Will Join Beauty From State W e t CouMt Young Democrats Thoniand Pupils In County Open fo r Begin Monday I To Eyes Sanford Girl To • »I See Exposition Of TripH Down! At Great Lakes ReadyToCampaign For New Members V Morning Sanford Youth I s P a in fu lly 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 CITY NEWS BRIEFS «l J # r- Measuring Ou t f i t s Be^iii Operation On County Farm * t a Dr. Henry McLaulin Will Attend Cl i n i c On Child Eye Ca r e Municipal Officer* Period1 SportaauuTs Guide WiO TeU Of City Storm U Located In San Juan Area ( ' o u n t y Residents Marjorie Tillis Is Invited To A t t e n d fliosen Counsellor Dedication Of Park At .Sta*e College Ralph Tolar Named Cadet Instructor LOCAL WEATHER1 I -------- • , , .r.LfsSTi;;_______ m '*.iA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 05, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/06a8db5834e8b812036edee9a62dbcad.pdf cebd89a9b60bc7923087b342acee640d PDF Text Text •Cl « . -fc* f .v T -v ^ r i T w iw o y ■ p «a to Vi ; :■ :* WP — r - -- Effect* ChOnMcLucas Sees Bright Season fnhenity Football Team WALKER CUR RIVALS GET SET FOR TOURNAMENT .Shifted To Guard And Walker To Americans Take Fallback As Second Day Of Practice Z To 0 Lead !o Is Ended At Gainesville L j. - 0011,^ A ll-S tars Walker CnpMatdi And Detroit lioiw'^Dsh ®®fcs p r s w battle To D r a w •«v. ttti. .Iv pjt < Bnttias Leaders Mare T hu Fort} Of Last Season Candidates Are Drop Fait Pace Drilled By Coach N < « To (M t f i l l s if Youth Ghrca Cards To Be Filled Out As Ts Trainisg Roles WASHINGTON, Sept U -U T>By JIMMY CHAPMAN Only Leo Gehrig aad Charlea GabAs the prospective Celery Feds riager of last year's Big Tag Aster- griMers rolled through their third Icaa League hitter* are kitting tha ' •» >Mteril*T *««reall hard eaough this year to re- , *••*» ®i**b ‘ Whltey" McLueas tala their standing, bat a itreag ?***•". , 1 ***• y«*«g»ter» gave rally dewa tha home rtretch start- “ ■ “ • *•* pmimet for a goal la earbMT FwUrdaF. put Jhaaqr F o u back up there. i*™ It takes gaits a ia m b —a aurvey * ^**F »*«ter drilled the ferty far betew the J N aw rh -to Gad er mor» taadldats, in the fuadameet af the hattiag leader* af of bkklag sad pawing IMS. Rookie* and prevkmaly light- . » ‘>h >lockl*g and taekHng practice er bitters bavw ftrgod altead. H «• U ljr la tha Lairs ptog Lea e f the T u k a a out this »umnu.r. ■_ _ „ has baaged eat a JT1 flgsre, while -Hgulpment was issued to 10 e f Cady stated that thla h Juet TflllnhflttitPP I A n d ' " " ' '" r • etperliiiinl. SnU W B S C~ C t\ IIt Uoerrn ( perlm.nl. With nearly fire —----. lO ------~ -----uown(|own e . . n „|||, mu |■mt ■ nII u n Itde* the Tiger*’ Gebriager ewa* aa av- the awn yesterday, aad the re- _ eraga sreaad J t t . lajariea. III- aaladte of the youths will receive A to go before tha flr<t r f i l f l p l f k R /l A A . f I I I ,r*v ,i ^ ,pr iGll. U1* plugging Frtaela Oahaet (ri«M), uptake a* tha AaieHiaa team, and B n Witttarn Two. >af Mn M h t l footbnll ramo of the tenill C C l Rent, and Cecil Ewing, an Irlthaeeeee aad elaaipa have bawled kbeir uniforms today or Uacrraw, players, are shews tethlng w mm as they proetteed See tha BfaNtee Cup mH I Mas f c k i ji i Sag, there may le* more ehang.-v W a a nr II <h P l i v n f f mBn *!"•••• hi* tre shot* over tha ether peae setter* ef a Rpeelal practice clothing U belag N. J , September t had I. Charge Vetea (toft) af AUswta, Ba* sate atathera the Gator coaches find Ihulr, L C t t K U C 1 ,U J U I > j mile down Ihe mi ld e, mndo rueli team, la same (left) trying sal tha trishy seam . ( year ege. wed by the Seminole conch, with •) n gallant rally they __ powerful eumblnallon ...................... ------- ---- Hint --------- evened Am early tajory cloeed the aea-' br4» hl P*»»* and durene JarJ, Roy Duggan of West Palm I AMERICUK, tin., Kepi. 3.-M 1 their mntrh will* Harry fllvnn of aea ta big Bash Greenberg, ef Dw pureheeed for use In gaiara, Hth, a Junior, brought tha —President Hollis Kurt of lr»* ftenttlr, nnd Ihe vrlernn Georg.troit, while Ulaeaa svtrtoek Chaste *M*b give’ the Celery Fade of ends to nine, report-, Georgia-Florid* Ila*elmll Isaguo)Vo|g|,t pf New York, lo save hi* pioa Baddy Myer ef the Senator* “ • ■*» *«d appearance of a cobfor practice yevlenley after- aanounced yesterday the rliani-' ninjetly’a forre* from what before the race waa a moatk eld. **** Uwthlp play-off >|H>|her ^ a. Duggan wa* not Included pl'"*hlp plny-off between ----- Talln-r >|wJ He has payed la few gaates elace ' . Athletic application card* have By JIMMY CMAFMAH gaang the athlete. Invlle.1 l.y;ha-*re Bahirday. aad has a M * average. Nervoae *•*" dletributcd among the n n Cetfy, but will go out for the Rstnrday nnd Sunday ------ •' J" hnny ‘ J,KM,'"U,, ',n,, SM’ ,,y i!T in « » ^ ! y ec!V/. l» ? nh2 _ disorder* drove Mickey Cochrane «Wntw, nhlrh must be filled out A . . . hud burled tin* ItrilUt. ....... .. iI Jivwav Will he ra»|Kall anyway. *• !»» • Is* in the Florida clgV, Happy Days! quiet, aelf-cffacing HabhelL TbeF.te the keepital nnd the Tiger man- “ "d Mgned bjF them, by their parT -r ,,, 0M c,ator Monday will Is* on offHl.y|rnnjb)1 w' “ 0" of, n ^ l? r Thom-on TherefTte —And when we say happy| au about schieVag great r e s u l t * wJU| # M|Uon ^ still one nhtnr, •*»* . _ . . urr,in- , ,i .¥ ,hl,lr ' nnd lltrry llentey, 7 end 8; Reyn#f ^ „ u , aad by their family pby.L McLeod. sophomore end. who hM « dlya weTe speaking of our much'on the mound in different f * * h - l „ u u X ht n a n K h i*IJ« Kmlih end K.I White, Ihe T .',clan. get arrived Irrd from Tampa yet. Mc-|Wlii i«» nigni gnmes hi t.onieiu. | imm|Ufj - r- had roulrtl Jark read-about but UtUe thought- Ion. Ol’ Dia lihea t* 'Teg ‘em"| ,M ^ U,r " ■ " •“ •“ ‘ ••F* wet rinretrd lo report With' *,,r" rmnes nn* re cei*n ry "om n a riters, nun rauini jars r ..* ! Just plate slumps caught the I *" applying for the privilege ef wat eipcrtrd to report Offer Of 410.000 For about Seminole High School past the better*, while King thereat of the tenm Monday and *° 'lef"1* the winner, they willl Mcls-an iml John langlrjr, H nnd other*. The Maaer-up te IKK, Jo* trying o*.t for the grid team, the Leltry Feda. Those forty odd use* more subtle mean* ef Season Is Refused youngsters, who are bearing tha smarting the enemy. It nil de­ VeernOt ef Ckvelaad, ha* pulled up |<«r* must sign a pledge with thb ___ ret pected „ _____ _________ . . . , . . . . . wgttenlay. |H m CoHele inlithtl nm Kept. ■nd Weller Emery, Oklahonm City, liy Chicago S t a r heat to gain shape for the com­ pends on the type o f workautn te JOI after a pitiful start. The > j j o » l n f qualincllona* hid Is-en fortunate rnont.h to hoi I DonbU-X man ef Baeto^. plump | 1. To train ccnslatently a* a.I. ^ *| B oth morning and aDermsm , 3J n11T " ll,h* , **":l ing grid season when they hope you prefer. riordim I’rter* nnd J. Morton ■salon* row ll.e CaU.r* nguin nt. Tallahau.ee wiM Is* defending CHICAGO, Kept. 3.—UP)—Jay Ui bring honor and glory to their Personally, wa prefer the DU- Jlnuey the slugger, hi* a current, vised by the roach! 2. Not to smoko Dykes to a lie In whnt they thmurlit h- butlness of limbering up fo r * " * W®1 rhamplottahlp. llcrwangrr could have made him- Alma Mater, have all appear­ sy one, who has Sept the Cards mark of -390 aad may make the during the semester which la rov. heavier work which will fo|.| »* u would le nnolhor Ameil-nn ron|sred by footballs 3. To make n ae-* ance. of being able to gain that in the race this lean wltg hU first ten. lew as the time of the flrtt game ! ' C’ . n "','fP* 3'"J<|Ue*t. Hill un.1 Ewing aim w e r o . ^ ^ * "P J ^ accomplishment. ............... Flit Cramer ef Beeten Is on* e f rlou* endeavor to keep up hi* , ateat/, every-day butting. Even Craw. near. At Ihe III o'clock »* * ■ . In event any game* [ , up,M,W(|t j >e eo.y victim.. ,7 .'- ™ . a line which sill ■rer-1 thougn he has been hrr*ttlTii frets the autjor disappolntmeata of the atodleas 4. To do all In his power Brill, saveml groups nf the ar,u»d.»" '>»*• «»u*lno*w meruUllt , h). Inveder*. competing ,r° ^ elnm ^ 'te r t h ^age - « ”170 or better, a beckfleld u M mound on eevtrai occaaiona, 1F*ar. Fourth a year age, he le still J* keep athletics desirab'*; rere sent through n fn*t work-1 " r ,h" ' « * ' »>•' “ their flr:.t Walker Cup •n i,v '* r*.i nich will average DM,i, etui au*l a 'it la a known fact that he h*s;b*nw J00 after a miserable be*° mab* •* ■ point P°*nt to abble jy at on pass drfenre and offen.e., "cw '»«»• »t Ihe .lie originally mU#,| rvcry „,l0 of thu numerous l' nlrer,' ' » •'» Chltego, la[ temh a*|uad of aectnd-atringrrs whi'bevn worked too often, even ginning. Fete Fea of Detroit and,|b• *»!•• *nd regulation* of the Hlgnal drills look their place ■ehaduleil. mi*take«.of tlielr rivals, roared to ,hP B,m« ,h[* «■ l-probabfy far can bo dc|«ntWd on to boar the; Frankie Frisch mimiU that, but Julios Bolters of BL Louis are far ••booii l Ta so conduct himself |g Ihe roullnr, nnd Ihe Gator.| ' . ~ the ocraaion wlivn needed with aub- n,,‘ Yrry " '" ' h money. brunt uf anybody’* elteuk, then Frankie would say, "how below their 1133 stride*. ! at other echoote that ha will hrln-f ' ahowisl alertness, b apltn of tie* S n a r t a n n l i r i f ( . a i l l R 2 par golf and ended ul. even. Ihe rugged PJO-pounder, who haratofore Jowly Celery Fed* n,e ii’ya expect us to’ win witbont' Those in tne Big Ten ae It *f*dlt to bla team and achuot. time Umv have been at II r|* ■* a f_ lim ln a * The HtUlalt Ulo ioal Ibvlr Li;; tamed all-America honora at half* well on their way to great U d n gsl^ t eretir piuher, he’s tha steads today, are Earl Averill ef Tboe# pledgee ere signed oe lb* running through the new 1 0 1 I-A.UU 111 Junior, rhancc ^ (|rv<*l )*S*J, when Hill back 'ait year and for three aea- in state Ugh .cheat footballclr- hrnlt 0f our tMta.” And frankto'* Gevsland, the current leader, with y««tha' honor. l World S c r i_ e_s ______ G a _____ m e s ,. .u-ed wrong club cn tlu IlilUy- ions was called the Maroon’a one- also, whore, for the JG~ . .. _____ __________ . . . . . . the . . . ______ past low ln hu way. for Joromo I* a ^71 mark; Luke Applleg of tho I* signing consent for their M The blocking diimmlr* ha-c* " ~~ laeroml, undercTubblng the 'trll and|man foothall team, likely could years, they have boon referred! willing to work If hie week willWhite Box at J70; Bill Dlckcy of hoy* to participate In Ihe athletic W put In Iheir nppcnranco yet.) BPARTANIIUIIG, K. Kept.l losing the hole to thu Americans.'have profited as high as $10,000 to as easy picking, even by ouf |help the Cards keep their repu-the Yankees at JMSlt Roy a II of Ptograt*, the patents are not *lgnthey will not lie lined for 3.—(dh—Spartanburg to* ok n 2 l| .. —------------------------!a scaion a. a momlA*r of thu Chi- supposedly aliter cityof ttvlamlr,, for winning ball garnet. g t Louis at JM; Gerald Walker•"« • «leJs« to Ihe schoo. on tho — 'rago Ume yet. Alrendy Stanley Ion I In the American Irgi m■ * » * Hears, had ho chosen to caih whose past rlhlctic teams Lave So, Lit for me, If you please. 0f Detroit at .345; Joe Di Magglo hoy'* Injuries, should he have any sad Carl..- Proctor, who hner Junior "Kandlol World' Kcrle* on hi* fume. / “t .mof " " yiK.r,JU v i« v ^Fed l h , . ' r ,,l*‘ 1’ ?*.!’ !!?,t.w?U!!.t.0i * i T ® * •* ■S4S» T w 'k r. *»_«•<• the season, but are.on'y been working wll|, Ihe taekb**, yesterday be defeating I.II Hi* mu* urged by many to grab the hand* the rCelery pitching dynamite la the major cievelaad, at 437. and Joe Kuhel slfblng a release to the school are p-avin'i: the way for bl<irklr>g Angele*. r, to I, tx-hind Ihe »l\Ihe money while ho could, ’.efoi'i! aggregation*. circuits. M T tiiu i i.s tx ttie i of Waahlagtoa i t 438, along with board from a law-suit in case of practiee with Interval* o f in- hit pltrhing of Kuvrrn Wright, 1'rt. turning lo Ihe task of building u That live local eleven will llvs Won iMutl Injuries, Coach Me Liras said. Gehrig and Gehrlngsr. ■ ptvurtlon In mnklng rontact anil their rleht-l.amle I hurling acv. N* w Yn i k up to pre-scanou drug-sture prog •J*J .btslnea* career. Reaches Also up aamag the leader* are The eoieh fuither pointed nut lay Berg DC •barging. | Mith Mahaffey, their flr*t- HI. laSsillM I ll1 1 Instead, he deckled to return to nosllcatinns Is practically a cer­ Patty Nn trio from Cleveland who won’t that these cards weto being dUFractires fir the rent of Dili "Ding ralrhrr. out o f the lineup •'liIrM .Ml the midway a* an assistant to Head tainty, for nothing but a physi­ Final* Of Tourney ■*play It t telelir Bill te 100 game* this year— tricuted ell over the state and were will bcor n lurifi* ninoiml with Injurlc, tin- Kprrtnnburg I'liirlfinutl cal catastrophe'cculJ keep them t'nnrh Clark Shiughnesay. He wdl --------g ___ _____ _____________ |Bruce CampcelL handicapped by not a retail of local ruling, but with for Iho 3" n,'.r* cll|.|»c,l Weaver nnd „ I ' sameni-** ■ .....llltlo H ............ .III work with the bock*, especially from having at least a .600 *ev WHITE SULPHUR BPRINOB. nines* for the second straight year, the m u lt of a ruling o f the Ktate feothrllers In do betide* routine! Htephenl nf Angele* for nine I'MIaO-lplil* ton, so when the bet* are place I •• ** •*** the Ireshmrn, and if he can tench W. Va, Kept. S.-W I-Red-halred wllh j g j . BIH g ^ Win , t jg o aM| High School Alheiic Association. W *lr*e*>'* H # « U * , activities. The i,tlil.d,-* welsh In' Mt**- Five error* l.v the Call^ ™ tau lb# !a* wel. a* he tan, passed and and the money .hanged, lay yoora Hi. I x . iii * I ; New V or k 1, Roy Weatherly at 481. Physical txa adnation* to te giv­ ami nut nt enc), prnrtlrn seulon, f,*'nil,n4 contrlbuleil to the vb.*- I ' k l r . i a " I ; l l r o o k l v n a. ........ ................ .. Muiuon talent should ? " t 'kicked, little W I.emi.flnaU o f the Mawn-Dlxon Wally Meoea r J Ithl*delphla, en the boys by their fimtly physi­ l-iiH.,,1- i f t i M * t 1' l i i . l . u i e h , r a i n . , 1I„ | , . Vl. i „ 11- , | and ell seem !<• he lo*ing a llttlo |,,ry' tra ne f u |; I women’* golf tsurnsment y**tev- who waa among the leaders along cian are signed for by the doctor. 8" unaevciopeu. V fl(ht with tin* rlmntrn fretrt *#ni Aiuirltt 00*1 ^00 010--1 0 *• l l , ,- t o n .1l a (w’ I n*r l mTw« ll l*. i r * l n . Owner (ieiirge IJalaa of Ihe ■timmrr Inurtivity to thi* 10jc—R 0 J with Campbell laat year, although, who declares that the youth la A aure-fi.e Imwlmll argument IlMMiklkn ul Clllr ug o. Rears, who brought Red Grago in­ —one that n«v«r fall* lo provoke tory over Fritxl Sllfsl of Who. I neither played ta 100 contests, has! physically qualified to try out fur New York *1 HI l-illl*. •xrrri/f tliry now ir*» through. I Hlftihcni nn I Ihippl**; I'liiliul' l|>liM ui I'll l a l oi ra l i . to professional football wa.i pie_________ Wil«»ht uni l ln*lrr, red hi t debate—U the discus- Ing, W. sb. a current 433 average cad may'the sport, whkh relieves the coach |1"-||'|| ul Clni'lMiMlI. pnre.l to go a l.ng way financially *lon of the relative merits o f) Paying a consistent gam*, tho soon pueh lato the top group. from worry abcut n youngster’ i V <111111 * > I . K X I i l l l to sign lletuungrr. IHisy liean and "arl Hubboll. lH-ytar-oid Minneapolis star "777 heart or any Oliver form of physkol l*rt. Won Ijo*I line of tho pioneers in the pr , Each hr i hit own staunch sup- stroked the out-nte* oa the “ eld Berg’s biggest obstacle ,to tu IJ .ftft? S r* Y ork , % I 1 game, llala.* pictured tv himself porter* who ere ever ready lo while" Greenbrier course te 31 title, matches strokes with V lr-1b*nJic*P*M A) « 1 Lastly, Ihe rard must ia signed , u 4# *5 h iii'li ftete Gullfoll of Syrocua*. Will |wy ca*h. Mr*. Ileliten*, •I*t» ft? ft] . i l l the throng i which woj d go to quote fact* ami figureu to prove and roasted ta victory over her la 4 M*$ by the high school principal, drnot1— A nnouncem ent*. .111 ft? ft 1 lathe Monroe. \V*U IsIllMt'iN their r* mention*. opponent, who has bee* the West lag that the candidal* Is achola*,dlN| 1Usnli.li f tl «A BAN M l ILL There I* no questioning H«t Virginia Slat* champion eight HAVE YOllIl WATCH repaired IB— llounca F or R ea l , Jft 1 HI. I stllU (? il (trolly * Igible for participation in WARDHA, India. Bept 3.-GF) fact that Dean and llubball nre 1 ? »4 , U 3 the luck who gained more than IM.il i. llstil.t by one who really know* bow the sport. V - - I r r S n r *w M r w n t l * -Mahatma Gandhi lay Ul today u mile ef gtoiind during hi* llual the two outstanding nvmmDmen Xoilay, te the eeml-fteal round Briggs- Jeweler, Mag. Av*. FURNISHED HOUSE; 3 Url1•!»11 1i'll l>% I I . M IS with malarial fever at g small *U> season at Chicago, who beat Il­ ,n the Natteaal «'!*•% * I,.i*«| WU »ll 1llM l| (h, Mrs. Betty MeekWy riMini*, eleelrle refrigerator; Isge where he has taken residence MEN WANTED to train fur n|>en for inspection 111!; ll U. HIM I'liit . i l i " Ml lU ialis n, i m In . * linois virtually single-handed, and N r s* Y o r k 3 (Id i ' U k t ’ l a n ' l 1; your choke aiul come near to be- of Washington, while Jean Bauer Hie temperature has remalnd 103 kit movie debut, is a son of the position* la Ihn Itefrigeralio'l who all hot wrecked Ohio Htate’i 1 Hit https). K. kdllh St. former chief Justice o f the Ruman­ and Air Coiiilitionina Field. Write I i b b s m Tm dm f ,ea*on in 111- Ten warfare by bril­ ing right. Hu, why not namo 0f Provldear*. K. U the defend- for two day* but doctors announc­ ian supreme court l» f i t ' l l Ml WMBhliiMli'n. Boa DM, llrmld. Dean the hlng-pln of the right- ln„ th*mplon aad apparently Mis* ed some Improvement 21— Acrenjte fo r Sale. liant tal-carrylng and defensive 1Mr \ • It!lit) Ml S r * Yssrk. handed to*"*r*. and Hubbell tho _ _ _ iMlIf IM'S III Iltsw 1till work last fall. PEItSONAL! FRON TAtiF. (IN Stale Highway Ht. I j i i i Im u l l*Mlfts|«l|»l)U. ,1,1,1- «V Ihe «ni|th-p-wi? Therj Nothing llala* had ta offer, MP.NI GET Vigor At Onrel N.-.v No. 3. (lil.ui lo Itoud, IVt.MI should be honors enough for H tiiT itr.it* .%hh «m t % r n > > Osirrx Tonic Tablet* contain |H-r acre. Fluwlni; well hauini'*'!*, howevrr, tould convince iterwenger Wss|| 1j»B| IVI, yaw oyster Invlgorator* an I other $.',0.IM per u ni. Phone 3323. A l l . • »*» » he c lullin't do letter by starting b’ ,s* ,i ' BH IB • IT The* ere diffsrent .type*—llm lUmulartt*. line dose pep* up or- tlvi't itreet land in., b| it ,&79 WJtk liitiiiedl llely on a lifetime DrLi'ali, nV ii -nt lst th .III* long, lomi-talklng Itean. ami the , h ms 11 It .344 job. lie har. a post with a manu gin*. gl.in>l*. If not delighted, Kir. N H O rlriliB n ht .1 X maker refund* few rent* |iald. l.l ll le* ....... Is << Tl .•ft** tnrturing (once.n which will per­ i j m i a l tr n n e m « Mi,s 1i n . . . , i ftl Tt .144 mit hlui lo give a share of hi* _______ Call, write, Mrlteynolda' Drug Co. 2B— lYllHcellutimiiM fur rune. K lst'% b |||<* il Ml • r » « r m tviux Iimi' to Mar.on grid hopeful*. If I nrrM'M Alt l«l|'ll' w 1? 14 . 41 ? FUR KAI.K: ll*«l Kelvlnntor V U ItKKIS Itelrtd iiy'e H rew lla he I* . ucre«»fu’ he plan* to about I W s n l and Found iSfs.1* mu » 1 1 I# * | ] S r * t »rI* mm 1. eli elru" refrigerator. Allan it I rra.»i full-time coaching Jo *). m i * ii i i i v( i N H H i t i K j u ’• . N o tI t ’s . l a s i t e t r u r !»»•■* lUnl Ro|lr« If lim irtsF 1 * ' "ihs**l' sin 1 tl.ll 1.||s*f|ld .1, I' l.i t rtl lOSTt Fountain pen -bclw *n new unit. 133. Fai»y term*, lien- Ff 'V lol M l| 4 lM. -M |sHIm u i k'llsiRb l l l f , F.1III. M Mounlnln lew Co. A |‘o*t Of­ eral Applianru Co, u lt iy p n u llr cf lt lil, w u r k l i i Ro n; J u l y . I » . |»S!e HteB HIM h i K 4 Ml *. ILs i _ _ a-• _ _ _a _ B t *i M W t' ... . t sl a s W a s fice. Reward. W. K. Gufford, Tel. MISSIONARY Hlrawberry plants. Mils* n J»S tli.it |xiy* lr«« than $10,000 JfiMlai mm ' I to -F f f * ^ ^ . , mut. Hpullt.llun l«c * l*a » ♦ * 7B7-W. |, S»M centoGrown from northern stock. ( H IC hC F I I O I t O 11 i s a yrar. | r ^t t|uU-U thereon. Ih* fullnwla* U«JNCII o f I key* on Swill kry Rex Packard. Phono tli-W . the i'uu»tjr *1 — j S u s p e n d e d B y O w n e r ! T u i a n c A n d A t o b a m a “ - 5 ? S « w T . gin,kin . tn -w li: ring. Finder rh-imo call 600-J Ilk ,, S W k o r N W tl See. * T w o . receive reward. “m m : our m lino m t tand ask our G r i f f i t h O f S e n a t o n i E x t e n d G r M C o n t r a c t —Kee I t Month IU u «* * » »■*•» eon* t.lain* «* act** mm* »r >••«. I I’D. prke. Stanley-Rogers llardwuiv 4 — Aulnmobilew. H**«**nt«al nf Ik. ****•• WASHINGTON. Kept. 1 (AY Co. . —Tim Washington Senator* yisHEM, AND Hon*. 301 W. prAgertr under the «• » e.»tlflPrank Thoms* .7 anterday Mnnnunrru announced that Patent S'jliRii'fl —U l—Coach r . First Kt. for week-end bargains WHITE LEGHORN ami R. I. irnifb/ rat* Ih w I ukkman In . lh* asm* ol Red pullet.*, 3 to 5 months old. CJIff llolfun had bem, susnemtsl ««•»««} >e*tentey that the Alt 1 * * l'» U »* tX»akt eefltrteal* *h*tl he I seed cara. These rara are priced without I«y for the rtiurimkr! b«-na-TuUn* .eentrnct W U n k r u o e r t y u w r i M u i . - . min^Titi1^ w in straight sale with no trade- Call 2202. t u i i lu Ih* kiahM l hhW .r *t lb* of the season for leaving Ih.' e*i>'ii ted from two to four year* ..................J ... B n r rM S it-h oua. 4 « * r nw the f FOR RENT OR RALE-4-room club withmit petinisilm. At tl i with game* alternating between llum iav ’ ■* the month e f house and garage. Orlsnrt.’ aanif tilin’ they nrtimimc.il tho Rirmlngham and New Orleans. -STATE tire*-Rear*’ ur. Isis. *bkb s t u tit*, ear The Crimwn Tide and Greeniea nf N eglem U r, ISIS. Road. 017 W. 1st S t I Rears’ quality. Be purrhvf of Khanly llogun. for­ Dwlml thu lllh day -f Aeaeat, pill meet thla year for Ih* first I il l IDI V . First Sjt FOU HA141 OR RENTt Furnished merly wllh the Mew York Giant*, tiie<* -lace t i l l , when Alabama 1 fk P. IIEIIXDON, ami Rottiin llrnvi**, from th 7-room alurro bungalow. Mol C t e r hn tt ’l r r u l l I 'n u r l o I tnation W n altd. Intetnalinnal l«agi.u * *u. II to 7. Th* gems will be ■ • m i a u l *C a u n l y . r u .r l d n . ern 4 miles south on Sanfor.l All.any id.- -*d In Birmingham. tlub. ' ________________ 1ST WORK . . w»k, pm tei, Avenue. Do* CK, IteiaaL Pulton, Washington'* Grr; . skwU- (;a.,1|htr., K.ir tureed * heuserlruner. David Allen. FOR KALE: Wardrobe trunk. string catcher, bad been IU for wWl. whfn h, WM ^ overnight, Cypress Av*. Phone 183-J._________ several tlaya wllh almia Irntibie -It wa.* neither fright or grief. DAY work cleaning house, rod had ask'd that he be al- It Just happened. fo r Bate. Ing baby. Lucille White. hiwed to go homo for a while. K. 8th. FOB BALE—3-room house. Good Upon advice’ of tho club phy- pemiUulon to leave. city location. Bargain. Small skian tluit ILilton would be In Th# cluh was Infomted yeadawn payment! easy Urn*. P. O. lhapo tu play shortly. Owner lertiay Ibdtoi* hail left for I U s * Griffith refused Baton 9 m UT9, --------- ------In High Point, N. C THE STANDINGS;'", Classified Advertisements hizi For Celery Feds G ik r if, (M y Jl Bcrwanger T a m Dows Pro Offer For Coachet Job 8 :# f f £ '/ kT. w*o*wm - to a cloao, the Unlveie f Florida football eoaeltvs already, teen fit to nuke In Two Matches As! moving Watte n Ram* 4 Americans W in fomwr Andrew Jackson i •f Jacksonville, to |Im | SOLDIERS FIELD. Chita;o, department, and shifting Bept. I.—W>—Tho m am of the CLEMENTON, N. J , Kept.3.— aophnmnre end o f Wt.l- nation’* college football »UraW>—Amoilra'a heavily favored arm. to fallback. jand the National Profouaiunal,Walker CSp forte* grabbed n two taey held down a flrtt League thamploni of 1930, ll.e point lead over England'* fresh­ tackle berth on laat year’a I Detroit Unit*, battled to a 7-7 man team la the opealng four*',me fni*h cloven, playing on deadlock laat night on windswept dee a at Mne Vshey.yealarday. but i opposite able of tha line from Holdiere Field, bot 78,301 fen* a Scotchman and an Irishman from I Crabtree, right tackle, o f were comforted by the fint arm** the water-provided llm Falm llrnch. Walker wna touchdown* In three yean of thrilla with the grM ftat comolack the freahman .quad also, but [inch conteita. in the history of iakrgOHoxil am­ service last apring mostly Ini The fan-picked all-star* drew ateur team match tompetilion. j hack fie Id. However, Coaeh flrtt blood In the second petk 1 In the foiir malthe* played. e°d f includml Walker's bat Ihe Detroit Lion, ram* from A i£ r i^ w £ T lw o ” ^nd two we.n -------------------- - ™ £ w b « q .j - J W I n the fln.1 period to even J |h|i ^ 20( Bni|rr .VJ'.iEJ .., ®KA*- ^.. tm EndSecond D ay iofort B rp? r yZ *i K SPORT CHATS �S evei Fliers Aid To Needy speed West Id Is Promised tyeadiz Race ByRooserd RICHMAN, MERRILL REACH LONDON Arnett* Kartart Pat*President, L a n d o ' nam Lends Women Meet la Droug) Entries la Q a e a t Conference W i t R ebels H oist Flag A t Hood, Ashes C over City O f N orm A s Premier Quits Post J n lo M 's k e a ' a C D im ■ O IU | l V w a L u ljM I n A ir “ • m ™ • ■ — ****** r T o _ J -___ n ____________ “ s*rt. df-s m o in e s , low*. 4. —(A*)— President Rooeevelt, head­ lnB fur Springfield, III., for mon mid-west drought ctinfc ■cnees, i u reliably reported to- Rktunan And . Merrill ^ » « ___ t . .. .. now. *v n v m W U M r •“»* tod **t*b «”*"• inessitten Of Sanford; Lower Taxes Forecast For New Year Including London of Kanra*, ixIIM M M C Republican presidential nominee. 1 / O n d o n ■* ywUrday's conf«renco here »~i.wx. U|at >H ta nwJ u, cai|(1 Fanners Given ChanceToCheck Soil Work Sheet MADRID. Sept. I.—(AT— A man who faced dentil before u reliel flrlnir squad returned to­ day to the living. Claudio fisailu. refugee from n small lovtrn In the province of I'alcnclt, *ni(| he fled there Aug. Seminole County's bond refund­ to and reached Snntnmh'r after ing program was effected just In falling before » firing ••piml. lime to pievrnt a rise In laies, Fascist*. he -old. nt-mlencd hla E. P. Hou-holdcr, attorney for body among curp-e* relieving the County Commission Hoard, him dead. said today. ' With severe w-urnd* on the He explained that Hrmlnu e fare nn.] -hoilder mid with lit­ bonds. In thl, decade, were rapid­ tle food, Pa-ado -aid he rro»*ed ly falling due and that the only the mjtumtninc to Santander .New Government Is Formed In Madrid^ Socialist C a b a l * lero In C o n t r o l Pius Pleas For ‘Prayer Crusade9 Revolt Leaders Push , Y O k K . ®*P**1* '" “ ,# D ttM 0 1 > !& . Iowa, Sept. 4.— T o w a r d Seaeaat | * * 1 SsVtQ I U t pltne* yp)—President Roosevelt and GovAt San Sebastian 5 0 v n tw ir d toWXlH I/O* truer Lanuon, who greeted each S m i Iw today In Amcricn’s other with "How do you d», Mr. Hit T it Fnal Buto-COfltlncntal air speed President" «nd "How are you. S|utnish Fascism today E m Ic, the Bendlx n ice. Governor!", talked over the Kansas Imistotl it* flog over Ow ~ contest, prelude to drouth for 40 minute* at Iowa'* flnming rity of Iran J»ak Ike nations! a i r . paces opvn* j state home yesterday afternoon. way to meet the obligations was where lie wa- given medical aid. nrros.t tho border from 5 1 In .lira California city, The conference ful owed u lunchto boost taxes. Frnnre ns premier J«w (JiT* "I was sentenced to death be­ d te v six women and nine eon at which the President and the Hound for London, a goal they fallrd to reach In non-atop Under the refunding program cause I picked up a Socialist nl I’craira resigned and * ■taw aa parUaipwnt*. man who *eeki to oust him from flight, Harry Rlchman, stage and radio singer, and Dick Merrill, a negotiated with the K. K, Crum- newspaper which g- vernment now government wan xiw Fifteen thousand dollar* In the White Ilouie eat i t the samn native o f toika. Mi—., are shown leaving Kloyd Bennett airport, liter Company of Urlando, all ma­ f iers dropped in Iown.*' he nuinri'ii fur vvnr torn Spain. M M Mtwy awelt* the winning luru^eon table, ate fried chicken New York, In their plane, “ lardy of I’cace.*1 They made a forced turity dates have been advanced said. IVroiru resigned In tba flaw*. and eorn-on-Uie*cob, arid talked -It) years, thereby allowing the tapil.il. M adrid, niul th e S o­ Among the women pilot* U . about fUhlng. county taxing unit to accumulate cialist extremist leader, Fran­ AmtUa brhaxt Putnam of New After the luncheon and drouth cisco lairgo Caballero, WM a sinking fund to retire the cer­ York. Jaa Jacobsen. ana o f the discussion between tho opposing nnini-l prime minister and mto* tificates. flier*, reported trpm Miaffotd, presidential candidate*, in <"f nt In compliance with the federal i-trr of war. Mr, Houshuldcr pointed out Za—a*, bp tatopht o to Kaiuar unparalleled In recent political hi*toil conservation program. With almost the whole of that approximately per 0 $ 9 Umt hta plane eipluded In tory, Governor Undon told new*, He said any grower In doubt year wilt be pouted Into lire sink­ Irvin burning, with at nets littail sir near Stafford, throwing «* to the arcuru'y of the Infor­ ing fund. This money wi I be u-cd tired with bodies of HoclaHat Mas clear. Be aaid be landed "President Roosevelt hr a very mation on the sheet should call to purchase bond* on tho o|>cn ■I 'endcrx, with grim conflicting aalely bp parachule. fine, charming gentleman.' at the farm office and vrrlfy the market, he continued. lepwti* of fate of aa many aa Able* of the Kami* governor figures and other data for which :.uti |o-si lures who had been Held It I* expected that a two-mill *ir,t opportunityto study ' COTDON AIRPORT, Engtoml, told reporters clustered in tho r o -1 the form called. by fleeing government militia. reduction may lie effected in a,'rur:,,‘''lend- of tl Sapt tr-iM’h - Formally romplct- fund* of tho slate house tint tinIll la Is advanced vlctor'oualy Tin- County Cuascrvatl'.n Com­ taxr* for the next fiscal yrnr, Mr. hleirtial ee.tio,, y.-nr thro km Um vastward lap of a pro- President and Governor Lnnduii ili’ o'irh the fallen town. mittee Wednesday cimelinh-l the lloush-dder indicated. That ron*- 1 iter.ny Digest straw voir paaad rouad-tWp, Iraiu-Atlantk touched every aspect of the drouth In operation of ei.ab'l-hliig base let will be definitely decided Tues-! *u" ’ iHMlcrtnken one.- eve due tiny |iaml of dcaperaU sky holiday, the Amarkaiu Harry prob’tm from Immediate to long(i-ivi-nmerit xrulot* seised tho acrengi-s of Seminole farms, and rl»y when the Commission assent- .i'*'*r* by the teagnzino. dm Rlchman aad Dkk MerriU land, range needs, but that they reached lot ■rnathmal bridgehead at |r-tn Upon the-e Ini-ex farmers and bles to adapt a HM-37 budget. First return- In tho ad h*rs today. no decisions. In n wild ilnsh ami held U with growers ill be priil federal *1The County bond refunding pro-1 natlun-wldo poll gin- Gov. They flew from South Wale* Limion left the capitol Imme­ machine guns, grenades tad lolm 'its. gram has met extreme favor I andun. tint Its puhlicnn where tack of fuel rsuiol tholr Serniiodc County tu.l.i > i >..kc l Score* of Sunfiinllte* are ex­ rl«d guns. Beginning Tuesday several plane "Lady Peace" *o larul in diately after he conferred with the on with intense inter* tt as Vo­ pected to attend (he I.aIni r Day checking crews will Le placed President In Gov. Clyde |„ Her­ New international faceta of. i cow pasture yesterday. lusia I'umi'y Cungtiis*iimr* lock the Hpunish civil war, now lt d . They made the trip from New ring's private office. Hi* was Hie ptelim'mity step* to t-n i*irt W Week frstivltie* in Daytona Beach In the tidil to measure all Iarms Sunday and Monday when a reign­ in? It* seventh weef, laaMad' owners entered work Y aftf»te (Math'Wales' In' less third. nf,,fUa- drouth illncussjo u new road between Duytunu ing ipicen of Florbla's "Cavalcaile whose a plea by Pope Mua for a "erasheet* In the farm affir*. JAan IS hour*, a now record for Prealdent Rooeevelt held with gov- Dench and DeLand, of Beauty" will be chosen. -rule of imr.'ir" to curw tho eastward trotting it the emore yesterday afternoon. Ilcfcrilug again to threkinff Tin- lii-hvra) ts-tween Ino two world's spirltiMl Uta, and ‘a The other governor* In tho or­ Among (ho beauty contestant! work sheets, Mr. Daw-on raid W it h Atlantic. Kieneh ('oinrnunUt move to form der named, were Guy D. Park of cities, notably on* uf Hie ivjc*t ore three Seminole County young it is difficult to uffivt any In the slate, l» uo-l very freSockP-atB a united ABINGDON, England, Sept 4 . - Missouri, Herring and, afler thr •iu< oily by u m .j-ir.iy of ban- w mm. Miss Louise Johnston, Mil* change* once the ilocnu-ut i Is ft, Anna Mae Elti* and Mi<* Kllin- the Iocs* of (let- and arc* sent to UPh-Mr*. Beryl Markham, bknda Landon meeting, R. I* Cochran of furiliti** and other Heml nolo belli Cameron. They are sclmduled E n g lish tockty woman, took off Nebraska and E. W. Martanl or Innle County ChamlH-r of ( County resident* in week-ending to appear In IhiIIi a formal beautv Gainesville where tho Flrtlo Con­ CoiumunUtM vwnl HocUIlil Oklahoma. today on nn attempted non-stop H d R i i i i M mm paa# h t n ami vacationing In Daylorui pageant and n i alhlng In-auty pa­ servation Committee will act on Kianm to aid Socialist Madrid "It went o ff tike any other con­ flight to New York. them. Beach. because, tlu-y contend, other Eu­ rade. Flying alone, tho jW-year-old ference would go," remarked SenThou-ami- of ilulhr* will be ropean countries are arming tho A resol'Jton nlnytcil by the matron lifted her monoplano "The ator MdGHI, Democrat, Knnsa^, In Daytorn Ib-ach yuaterilay, trn brought it to this rininty under I teht-ls. Meaaangtr" Into tho air at UiSO referring to the Rooievelt-luindon Volusia cuminiisionirr* a'lHioiiied girl* were appointcil to serve la Hr. conservation piogralu, ac­ the It.-.ini's iittori'-v to have title K m i i m c S o« h w riv e t Dun, almost another Vardun, Eastern Standard Tlmo, the court of homr uf Mis* John cording to the firm a rent. Pay ab-l: acts rumIt- uf propony ulmig fdl after nearly sevrn full week* »tun who will appear a* "Miss mrnt* are made to growers who of siege, and the Fascist capa projioscd right-of-way. Florida," a title .-be won recetil- divert crop* and .vii.i plant cover tura pleased toward tho Bi*e*y The u-siJutlon net forth that crops. Buy resort of Han Hrboatlnn, the State l.urid Deolirlnnlit had Tire rntlr,plan is devi-ed by The girls are the Misses Mar­ A consignment »f truffle warn-1"lll,d"'"eight mile* to the west. agreed In ncunslrucl amt im­ garet tt***miis, Mmy luml.se Corn­ the governnienl In conserve tu.l big signs, uuthorlied liy the l ily Monk* and other hostage*, In­ prove thu -1-rnilu link. u a l, Miriam Snow, Mary Mir- 1replace certain mmrrvU In tho Cominis,i,n last week, should at- i r r i, n uIU, t j . i n XI cluding a bishop, wrrv reported When Gov, Dave Sholtx dult-* Waddanis, Agnes Smith, Evelyn roll. rue here within one wick and bo * rllllN H tU U Il III to hitvr been executed by the re­ catrit .S.io!ii Field in Daytona I'el HI, ftulh Baker, Nancy V in It I* Irnpiacliral to esliinnlo imstcd on I'ark Avenue, I’olito In 1D 28 I t i 'c treating government defended CITY NEWS BRIEFS lleai li s veral inontli.- ago lie I k * * I ing, Freildio Gardiner and Katie jest when federal aUolmcil'* will thief l(oy Williams -i id tmlay. of Iruii. The raptured city w»x Labor Day will bo observed a* spoke a solemn prumise that n Ma-sfcller. The signs were advised aa a HI o W H IH O lC Is made to tlioHv who are p.irleft iu flames and blood by tho • holiday Monday by the SanforJ The Rev. ami Mr*. Martin new highway would lie built be­ --------cunsi-rxu'.lun means of preventing -peeling on (being defender*. Mis* J ihn-tun and her court will tlcipaling In the poat office, R. J. Hotly, post, Bram had returned today from tween the beach and IhLaud I.the Avenue since the thoroughA-'Igntm nl* of inter mailer, announced today, and no North Carolina where thty spent fore be left thu guvvrnur's chair appear in the luibor Day parade mu elm nt. fare hr* been widened. Va'det Hotel Involving servic-a « f ratal or city earrkrs two weeks' vacation. at Ili.TO A. M. Monday and in Hiin Tallahassee, Other preventive measures, III- National Dunk of New will bo rccjulrtd. Road three ihowing* o f the “ Cavalcade" A pioposed right-of-way hiieluding the stationing of n mo- several t>->P|jieisoiH All postal window* win be closed The weather: Partly cloudy, long lueti suivvyed, it was or. . In the I'cshody Auditorium the At tnrcyele officer <m Dark Avenue, recorded In the Court throughout tbo day. fsrishab * local thundershower* Saturday deist noil. ■aim' day. are uniter ronsl-h r.itinn of the ,|ay parcels aad special delivery mail and in extreme north portion to­ Other features uf the two-dic, ILm y Ilowvn, represen'etive police department. | I'ndivi.h-d interest will be handled as usual, Mr. Hol­ night. Extreme Nurthwest Flor­ of the load department, win program ant aildresse* hy Juilc With the traffic pruhlein of- t„ j* percent w is Hanford's giant Cypress fea­ ly saidida: Generally fair tonight, i|Uide.t a- having m id 'the high­ t . II. Andrew*. I lent erotic norm copying a cnnsideruble part of x-iltj„t, Regular outgoing gull will bo Saturday partly cloudy, tures iu the 1‘J.M million of tha nee for If. S. Senate, and by S. way will boast a Hon*foot rightj the police’s time. Chief WHIiiliui ^ j- «•r, „ t , ,\riot li kardled. offiiiul F'lorida Hlato Road l)oof-way and will leave two l*r.ei Wider, youth director for tinApproximately 1,000 students indicated a hope that he would fllr , PUMl(. ul partment'a road map, according .City mall collcctloai are to be Saturday's tides: low, 4:.YI A. ol Haffie, Tnwnsend club* uf the state. will attend piddle school*th’ s' have the grerter part of tho dif I|||l(|(, lo copies received by the SemiM b from designate^ boats be- M. and S:0U D. M.; high 11:0:1 Ht-veial ilungctou* curve* iu fienltle* Ironed out before Uni ^,,, , 1, j ,n Elaborate enli-rtainment pr ■ ye*r inOviedo, Chutuota, l.ynmo nolo County Chamber of CoM■ m th* hours of two and three A- M. and 11:JI I*. M. Hun n*-.*s the swampy lamia between thu grunt* brivV been iltslgr}*! fur ami Lake Mary, recording to in ’ winter season begin mer re. lR lock In the afternoon, accord­ at 8:05 A. M. and sets at 6:Di two citn- would he tliminnlt-d, out-of-town visitors, according ' • diciitlnns yeslerdnk' when regnA photograph of tho treo' la P. M. Moon rise* at H:1 U |\ M. according to Mr, Bowen. ing to tho poslmaslerhi plana. Kay Clancy, director o f rem i trallon of pupil* was taken. nmnng five others whleb depict A. St. Whl'e It t* customary for most and MU at It wa* pointed out that Where lion for Dayt' na Beach, fipor’ Baseit ioi figures of last year, point* of interest In Florida, f places of business to close on Lapossible, p.u tones o f the *0*,'* event* and dance* lead the list. about 5,000 children will atten I Cover design of the map Is bur Day, no formal announcement Estall# McIntyre tmlay entered existing load will be useil to The entire program Is licit- educational Institutions through­ printed to represent a raise-1 from the Saaford Retail Mer. ■ult for divorce against J. II, Me- ' Bccuiiiinodatc one lane of traffic. sponsored by the Daytona lle t.i out the County, according to T. -urfuca showing a streamlined shoals' Association baa been made Intyrv, according to circuit court t hsn.lir of Commerce. Ted I’-ol) W. lutwtun, county superintend automobile speeding along an regarding the observance Its mem- res°rd»- A second ilivoree suit rn t U directing the beauty pageant. ocean shoreline with palm trees was op*aad IJ/ Fred John-ou ban plan to make. The schools where Thurmlay in the background. A sailing ves­ against Iron# Johnson. 8. J. Nix irgislrntlnus wetr In effect will sel In on the sea. represents both comptaintant.s. be opened nrll Monday for thRalph Bagwell, secretary of tha ninr-moiiths’ term. Other* will Country Vote Books The scheduled nn'Hintr o f lhe f'humbrr, -aid a supply of aupi not begin the year until Sept, tl. is on hand, ami Hanfnrdltes whs WU! Open Tuesday. S* minolo C oim lf Junior ChumbtT Definite plans for the year will Thu entile c >unty will be guests wish one may call at tha Cham­ of Commcrcu will not Iw held be laid tomorrow morning at M Clone On October 17 Monday because o f U b -r Day, D of Townsend club* from Oviedo, ber office. o'clock when all principals uf waa announced today by organ­ Geneva uni I'huluota on Labor Officers to -crvi* the Young white school* will assemble In Rr gist ratio* books for the No­ isation officials. lluy at Jacobi picnic ground, in Mr. Imwtnn's office. vember general eWetks will :o < hulunla, it was announced t -dily by club ffiii.il*. __ BARTOW, Sept. 4.—(AT— Judfw £ a Tuesday la tha country preda of SerainoI# Cwaty. W. J, Monkey-Faced llnla-rt T. Dewell of tha Poth An obi fushkined i^difry and I tiulay by S. Florida divorcet in Lii-'i had Thigpen, m a t y suponlaar of rrgpicnic are among the feature* uf |,rrn{l{rnt „ f county criminal court, yestarday increased 5H purii-i-l ov»-r tbc If Donated bstoatloa, raid today. , announced that he had set Thurs­ A rieetb.g number of legal -cpnniliont re­ Saaford precincts hooks afo op"Little Jo*-" HWmlrk-ks, Demo­ — ■ Freddie Woodson of IK-luind was corded in Ibis state for lli-'U. ru:- day, Hop'. 24 as tha data for th* A MW monkey-fared owl. so!- cratic nominee for Congress from trial of Rogeltu Gomel, former A youth known only by the name released from Fcrnald-Laughlim am sow to Mr. TMgpam's office ronling to i-laGstic* relensed to am Msadsys, Tuesday* and cmn slid silent, was added yeste.-- the Fifth Congressional Dlstrl-t nf Welch was hrl-l in the Volusia Memorial Hospital ye.lrrday aft- day by tbe Mi-tropolitinn Life rounty judge of Monro* county, nt Key West on charges o f alercounty jail today and charged ernoon where he had been con- Insurance Company. W steal daya between th* hour* of day to th* Hanford Muniriprl Z- o, of the state, is scheduled ts USuperintendent one of the principal speaker* for with the theft of an automobile fined since Sunday night foilnwR JL M. to IS noon, aad t P. M. ■rrordlng t to Tbo peninsula stale wa* ox- lion Iqw violations. James Houghton. the occasion. telonging to Ed Higgins of Han- Ing an nutnniobllo accident, •tell I P. M. cirerled by only onu, that of A l l The newest member of the local ford. The b-calion of the crash was bnros, in la -Into- r|-til were rn, Cl—tog data for h*4h country Special entertainment l* on the •how place ■ * , B gif* K, H. The vehicle, which was recovered tho lake Monroe Bridge when- cbnli'd in tbe survey. MU le'ween 10 A. M. and IJ o'clock Itfri rHy baa bees established a* "Monk*' Bennett, a Sanfurditv now noon. Tuesday night In Kissimmee, wa* two autnmoldle* and It persons More liberal divorre li-itWsMusic and dancing at night will stolen from Daytona Beach, were involved. • Mr. Thigpoa said sew rogistra- In Brevard, N. C. Hon nn-l Incri-asingtv good times Placed to tho cage wjth other conclude the day's feitiilUe*. A second youth riding In the J Emerson William*, a Daytona ttomo an slow, atoca tha majority were listed ns the principal 8f « • fttaama who win vote In No- monkey-faced awls, the North Car­ car at the time it waa rapturrd Beach negro, wa* still in the roun- mil -us of the action*. olina fowl quickly adapted himself was Ister found to be a bitchhikrr tty jail tmlay pending conclusion of faiulse latimer, new to the m m to ahoady hato rrgisterc-l It wa* also pointed nut Hint and consequently rsteased when a probe nf the crash. He wai drlv- the number o f nuirri.igcs InIRd Mat a ballot to tho Jaa* pri- to hla now aurroundlng* and com- :movies. Is one of Hollywood’s smallIt wa* determined ho was not In- ing one of the automobiles, Mr. urea.ud, nlthmigb n-i is-rcentugj fMrtoa aai racrat aaaatorlal alre- poah’T* nad apparently to ie*t actresses. She weals a site H solved In the theft, 1 Woodson drove the other. figure* were announced. Highway Between Many L ocalitei Daytona, DeLand Expected To See Nearing Reality Daytona Program Volusia Commission Court Of Honor S e e k u A tracts Named ForSanford Of Involved l-ands Girl. Slate (lueen Traffic Signs For Park Scheduled To Arrive Here Soon Local Postoffice Observes Monday Jly Closing Doors New Florida Maps Available C h a m b e r Building Tuwnsenditea Plan Labor Day Picnic At Jacob’s Grounds Young Democrats To Elect Officers At Thursday Meeting Owl To Zoo Volusia Authorities Hold Vehicle Thief Crash Victim Gets Hospital Release Divorces In Florida Show *r>8 P e r c e n t Increase Over 1!>32 LOCAL WEATI pit- it. I dre*», . i �■w n tsbla H to that to many Hw d— 11 waoato, w i n and Alton*, vlia taww aot and aura not, l M l b i Made to a ptrlwca horrftla Buffering and daath biaMM d poittieal theorists, aatftoh dema«o*ue* and would ha tyrant*. la It too anvil to hope that the ttea m jr aaaw when the Hitlers, the H w ollnnt, the Stahae, and a l fay eaten of atrife aad discard, and prophet* of hate aad violence nay be plaoed la one bit anna when they can fight anti kill to their hearta* content and leave the net of the world to live In peace 7 aad other advertbint material le a problem which ha* been combatted with netiifibie success, but it la a prob­ lem, nevertheteea, which need* to be' kept before the pubI k If our th o ro u fh fa re * a n to retain any of their ecenic charm. How the situation has been handled in Rutland 1* pointed out by the Fort Myer* New*-Preee which aayn: "The Britkh hfkktton of 198S to control erection of billboard* and other structures alont country highway* lay* down n new principle of low that should be Interestlaw to ua who love our American countryside. • "The Entikh to on the principle that the tree** to "KING TAKES DECKING the hint's hlthway can be controlled by the state because It own* the hlthway. Throuth granting or denying the WawhlnKton Daybook LONDON, Bept. 4.—lAV-Klmt right of aeeee*, therefore, the government to a k ite ex­ lljr PREHTON GROVER M eant, the Dairy HersM said tent can keep a hand upon tha way In which land adjoin* j today, *nt • ducking when a hit the highway k used and prevent what the English * okifr he was rowing overturned can Tibboon development.' The power k not used arbi­ j at a Greek watering place, but trarily. Through conference with land owner* difficult tho resettlement administration j h , caeca are brought to a fair solution. The new act will go ha* rot u new »tyle in government far toward* saving the scenic value of England'* prized phntogrupy, of which the rontro-J , country ways. vernal picture of the iteer skill, l "American stales have sought some means of pre- and dried wafer hole was a »amphv , > serving our own ecenic highway values but in Florida the Dakota editors criticised tho re., foes of the billboards have not been successful In either settlement idminl.tinllon for “ fhk-| i controlling or routing them. A few yearn ago a number ln«" photographs to mate the| of national groups got together to attempt to draw a plnn thought iiccm mure horrible no1 >Jwhich- -vrmVi enable property owners In ecenic region* to thu* |»crhaiu In further sentiment' ' act co-operatively to keep down highway uglified*. Hut ns fur rncliiniK'iil opotalioiu. ■4*1 receipts are showing ad Improvement, probably ho Use avalanche of straw I swooping tho country. ire Company has i business trip I* n. Taylor oeoeos• bat will reseats i toagor. Mr. Tnysatrial eoadttieaa being la tha asset tions and tha fae•ds working day awt away people i talking »t anastad bo seat away ord aad other* la r winter wantha Mrs. Whltoor aad ford are sajoytag the beech, pesoto »ch Hotel.—Daylor, tho hostHog Iho Hotel Carnot, i a brilliant now The editor* protested that a pho. togroplu.1 lur| used hut one «teer skull, moving it about fnr differ•nt picture*. The reteltlemenl adminUtrntion explained that nnn picture wj* taken of the hlrnrhed J skull In n dried mud hole. Then j the *kul, was mov|d “ nbout tm , feet" and photographed in the foreground of a parched grass brigadier general la a Booth Amer­ plain. Government photograph* ou so­ ican army. Tho Kav. II. K. Kxtl| and wife, ciological question* In years past tho parents o f ProL Exell and Mr. have been rare. Rather they, hare aad Mrs. L K. Yarborough, all of’ tended lamely to demonstrate Cross Aathor, 9. C., have beeni condition* such as need of forest tho guests of Prof Exell and wlfy1 fire protection, or merely to rrconl for several days aad ere enjoy- progress on government projects, lag tho country greatly. They will such as dams and tiro lookout towleave for their beam some Uniti era. The forest service, fur example, Ibis week aad think that Florida la a groat state tat Ike summer as will aupply on request photographs well as the winter, Illustrating tha effects of good Mlm Mary Waldron has re- and bail game management, good tamed from a three swaths' stay and had forest management Rare­ la Now England and vbltod many ly la the nrst step taken of show­ points of latenet in the eastern ing a hungry farm family Impov­ states. She will resume her posi­ erished by turning uf surround­ lion In the law offices of George ing timber and grating upon which A. DsCotteo and her many friends they had depended. are glad ta see her smiling fare It was the resett.ement admin­ again. istration that took that alep. The Mr. aad Mrs. Loach, who have photograph uf Iho bleached skull boon hi charge af tho Methodist was only one of a host uf pictuics Orphanage al Enterprise for tha taken. A casual glancw through past two year*, have resigned that administration Dies open to news, position aad will become residents paper wrtlera seeking Uliiatratlio of thi, cUy where they wT.I m- matter will bring out photographs gaga In tho hotel holiness as soon of “ fruit tramp" families, thoso aa suitable arrangements ran be wandering groups who follow D m mode. They ore experienced hotel fruit harvest up and down the people aad their advert Into Iho country, often In dilapidated car*, has Insso Ufa af thb rity will he rhl dri ll hairfuot and tartly <n gaad now* to thrir many friend* school. Again may le fouad a picture of a Mexican who, the caption say*, gives his age as 45 but looks TO. lie ha* been “ burnt oat" by arduous picking o f peas on tho piece-work schedule. Tho rvscUlowMtit administra­ WASHINGTON, Kept. 4^-OPI— tion makes no bunas about tho l***W Wgfaktbn to pat tho fact that tho pictures are ofaaw Owners' Loan Corporation k *r rivll service. President •oaovolt today railed for the ap- BELLEVILLE, K*n-, 8*pt 4^ (>Pl—Charles Klabitiba has found a way to do hta farm work and earap* the heat. Ho ha* been doing tractor plowing at nkht. themodem cooked in the three com* parjments of the raotter in one economical operation. i t . \•' It's a marvelous summer* timeconveniences Jtut plug in your router, without atalL Retains all the rich, original Davorsandvahmfale mineral aim Makes inert* Mary Phillips, George M. Pohoa's favorite leading lady, is one of tho bloat stag* ylreseat to sutewnb to tho Hollywood t o w . peps*** flits of meat testy andtender. : **•' ■* * : .t Don’t let y oar stal e r �ir » 7 T r FACE T H R U T H l S A N F O t P W B t A L P , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ^ And Personal Activities Social Calendar MOMDAT •f Wnltjr Cl*** •f t k Tint Mr* bodtit Chorea •U1 MMt Monday at > 00 o'clock « t t l M n. r . K. Whitehurst, lo t Savrath S t m t Roataaaaa b* Mn. P. N. Whitehurst, Mn. T. C. Carbon, Mn. W. L Marvw, Mn. Prank Adaaw, Mn. K. A. Donalaaa, Mr*. D. L Alt* nan. and Mb* AUaa Chapman Ctrtb Number U fa of tk* Pint Motkadbt Ckortk *U1 moot at T'JO P. M. at tk* Imbm of Mn. L. M. Swain, 1101 Watt Fourth K not Ctrtb Nambar Pita of tk* Pint Math*dial Chartk all] matt with Mr*. U M. Swain, 1109 East TUESDAY Ctrtb Nambar On# of tk* Pint Mathodbt Church will matt at SJS P. M. with Mn. W. A. TiflU, 1IM Etas Aetna*. Ctrtb lfaMktr Two of tha Pint Mathodbt Church will meat at 3:30 P. M. with Mr*. W. 8. Thornton, Woat Pint Stm t. _C lr«b ytambar T h m of tk* ^ te t Mrthodiit Church will meet V t : l l P. M. with Mn. S. a 8hinholoor, 140* Oak Arrau*. Clrrb Kombar Pour of tk* Pint Mathodbt Charch will moat at 3;00 p. M. with Mr*. Kota Adam*, I t * — * . * A . . . . . . . . r 1*1 JiHwH1 # Atari*n Claw of th* Pint Bap* tbt Chunk will hart a eora rad dbh n p far at San Lando 8print• at I M P. M. Maabara a n n* ao**t*d b nw*0 at tha church an* not at l;00 P. M. Lyman School P.-TJL Has E ucattrt Meet Tk* Lyman School P.-T, A . n * craVJr held an astautb* board *waU*« at th* harao o f Mr*. L. C. Walker in LongwoiA Am th* activitb* dbaaaoad for th* eoalnt year, was * taarhi r* r* caption, to b* hold Sapt 1, 0:00 P. M. at th* school. Qupstlon o f Managaaiont o f tk* huMhroom was hrootht op, and it was decided that tk* P.-T. A. would taka chart*, with Mra. Whitehead as supervisor, Mrs. D. L, Thrasher Hostess A t U s e fc w Mn. D. L. Thrasher enter­ tained with a luncheon Wadnttday at her h o m In honor o f MU* Batty Parraa, o f KuitU, and Mbs Carolyn Hill. Boa** an I llnniaa war* used aa decoratloiu, and a three coon* lunch wa, sanrad. After tha luncheon tha troop want In n body to thd m. tin## at tha th*at#r. Thoa* present wan: Misses Bat ty Famn. and Carolyn Hill, honor fuetta, Vlrfinia Mariwathar, An­ na Comall, Kathryn Tkitpan, Marian Estridg*. Darla Walker, Martha Adams, Habn Palmar, Carlin Palmar, Dorothy Wicxlni and Cccalb Truluck, 45 In Attendance At Department Picnic About 41 war* praamt at tha picnic held yesterday at Erans* dal* Park for laoiahora o f thr - annocnckmknt Mr. and Mr*, C- A. Anderson. Primary Department of th* Pint Jr, aanounca th* blHh of an 0 Mathodbt Church, of which Mn. paund ton, Oaorg* Cralf, Tuai* A. K. Shoemaker U superintendrat. dap, Sapt. 1, at hom*. After a rvfraahla* swim, a wbaar roast was enjoyed. Mr Walter Raloich wrote a tea— onto! “ History of tk* Vidor Moore, the comedian, World- white a prisoner ia Lonowns a Lony Island poultry farm. __ a SCHOOL OPENING -dteo*4.a-"4<**— e-ws-we**—.- — S-A-L-E Person als Mba Batty P#mn. of Eaatta, la tk* guest of Mn. D. L, Thrash­ er. Mba Mildred Bridges and Mba Clara Kankln have yon* to Day­ tona Beach to spend two wetka. Mrs. O. w, Douglas of Savan­ nah, Ga., U visiting her slater, Mn. A. C. Williams. Mr*. S. A. Van Every and sons, David and Richard, of Charlotte, •V t , have returned to thalr home, alter ctlng guests of Mrs. W, H. Bagwell. The Misses Louise ami Carolyn Collier are living at 205 East Eleventh Street. Mr. and Mn. S. 11. English hare returned from Union Point, Ga. , P,nt a short vacation with their parents. Bridge Luncheon Is Given Bride-Elect Swimming PartyHeld Norway Turns Down At SanLando Springs Trotzky Exile Plea Mba Katharine Symaa, who** morrbg* to Robert Fargo Gre*is­ le# of Chicago will taka place nest week, was honor guest at * bridge luncheon given Thursday afternoon by Mi*s Camilla Barber at tba borne o f Mn, W. B. Zachry, Magnolia Avenue. Luncheon waa served informal­ ly at the card tables arranged la tba living room which waa decorat­ ed for th* acresion with a profu­ sion of roses and other colorful gar­ den Dower*. Mrs. Zaehry assist­ ed th* host**# in carving. Bridge waa pbyed In the after­ noon until n Into hour when high aeon prise, chiffon hose, ‘ waa awarded to Mba Rebecca Stev­ ens, and low aeon prise, a bos of linen handkerchbfs, waa present­ ed to Mrs. T. L Harris, Jr. Mba Symes received silk llngerte aa a gift from th* hostess. Thoa* tevltad war*: Miss Kath­ arine Symas. hcaor guest, Mra. Hogh C. Whalchal, Mrs. Roy gym**, Mn. George g. Wltmav. Mrs. Hamilton Bisbee. Mn. Gor­ do* Cherry o f Tamp*. Mn. T. I. Harris. Jr, Mr*. Andnw Carrsway, Mrs. Henry Lyon* of Bir­ mingham, Mr*. Prank W. Chat* of Wiademere. Mrs. John Mebch, » r , and the Mis.es Rebecca Stev­ ens, Prances Morrow, and Mars gant Peters. In honor of Mr. aw! Mrj. Welch Tyre, who were married recently, a swimming party was held Wednesday evening at SanInndo Springs, by a group from The Gables. Those present were: Mr. and Mr*. Welch Tprv. honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. It. I, Winn, Mr. and Mr*. D. E. Peaks, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Smith. Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Casey, of IM-an.l, Mra. J. I'. Albritton, Mrs. Mae llallmn.i, Mr*. Kata Worrm. Mr*. W. 11. IVak*. Mrs. Alice Elder Green, the Misses Eugenia md IVirothy Warren, Mildred Nix, Elizabeth Whltner. Doris Jackson. IMoves luring, Jack Hadro, Irwin Moore, Buddy Shiver. Carlyle Willinghem, Earl KrndrU-k, Ernest iKdt, Wallace Albritton. Erans Mc­ Coy, Abel .Strickland, and Mr, Corner. ^ Pbdy of relative* .passing through Sanford yesterday visited with Mn. Fannie Munson and Mbs Pannb R d » Mimsun. They ____i-----wan from Milledgaville, Ga, and torludad Maria Echols, Agnes Stem bridge, Jud#> B«rta Stem•ddg* and Alton Iterm-s. Judge By BABY GRAHAM BONH* Stewbrldga has the dlstinctbn of Th* Parmer Decide# **• “ "IP woman Judge in *T am not saying that he dkl thb part e f the country. not do wrong,** continued Willy Mr. and M n. John Dunn and NHIy. “ Ye*, my crow dkl whet daughters, irb, Carotin*, and he should not do. But you me Orac# Soon*, returned Wednes- my frbnds her* have thetr fault* day from a trip to the North, and yet they will help any on# In where they visited relative* and tr#ubb. Would you destroy suel friends In Kentucky and Clevc- creatures? I’M kaown » y « bnd, Ohio. They visited also the to do the kiwlesl. most thought­ Cnat Lakes Exposition, NUgrs ful and unselfish Heeds." "And remember he help* you Palls, and point* In Csnada. too. He eat* more cut worma and grubs than you could kill if you M1Q BROOMCORN CROP worked day after day steadily." The farmer wa* aware of th# TOPEKA, Kans, Sept. 4.—I/D —11. L. Collins and Miles Mr- change that had taken place in Peeks, Jr., statlsticans for the change of lheka\c elaoinuldrhsv Department of Agriculture, fore- Sir Count since that visit he had cast Kansas' broomrorn crop as or made to PuddW Muddle. Before Aug. 1 would total 2,«on tons, SOO then. Sir Count wa* too cross to tons more than last year, but far bother about anything. Now he below the 1928-32 avenge of 4,. had won many ribbon*. Just then the tittle chicken -one the farm­ 480 tons. er wa* sure would take prizes later on and a dear little ehleken too—came running up to the farmer as though expecting College into your Wardrobe grrtn. Th* ................. farmer *mlled a little and Willy Nitty knew he hsd won Back home went thr little chick en with the farmer who prom­ ised t» pul away his gun for alt time. Ami then Christopher Lolum bus Cruw can'" down from hi» nest. Be gave Top Notch hi* wing to shake. “Top Notch.** he said, “ you re a rooster and a gentleman. I can never thank you enough fur this. You have saved my lif»-‘ Willy NUly patted Top Notch "Wo couldn't get along with­ out you, Top Notch," he said. "Caw, caw, that's right," said Christopher as he Dew back to, hi* nest for he was weary after hi* narrow escape. But aa he doled off h# murmured: “ What b Hfe without o touch of mischief?" NEW FALL BA G S DO CLEANLINESS FINEST MATERIALS GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP HOLLYWOOD SIGHTS AND SOUNDS lly BOBBIN COONS HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 4 .— Death — In the movies—hss practically lost its sting. The big one* and the little ones among nctors mi tenge r shy away from a cinematic derni-e. Nor does ilezlli (the usual movie synonym for an unhappy unllv meeting the gangster's fate Wallace Beery lias "died" at least five limes and been resur­ rected once. D*:ith was pciinsncnl in "The llig House." nnd “Thi Champ," in "Viva Villa" and in China Reas"—but in “ Hell Htv ending) necessariy spell box-uf- ers" lie was given half a life: the flee poison, gome actors, in fact, picture had two ending*, one o ' them “ happy.1 revel in dying. Death where it affect* stirs is Garin must be one of them. Sha definitely of two types, ncceidim is a> it again in "Camille," She to the rhatsrter. If it’s a hee-' has died more violent death* in denth must lie heroic. If R'g a fit* other film*. “ A Woman of A f­ fairs," or "The Green Hot," suw Inin, death cun he heroic hut Uau ally Un’t. her Iris March deliberate y clash­ "The Gorgeous Hussy’* in thi' ing a car into a tree, [a “ Mat.i e-nneelioii rdfers ail Interesting H iri" -he faced a firing siptatl. In study. Wlii'ii *liey started making "Anna Katenina" she leaped under it, early in the year, iiiut-rt Toy a tram. !nr was sti | just „ rising young "It men and Juliet," o f course, player. He wa* cast for tho role nl Is n mnrtlrian’s delight- laodle Joan Cruwford’a first lover and lluwnid, fresh fiom death in "Tho hasliand, one of several Important I'rtrifierl Forest," goes again ty "names'* In the east. This* lover poison. Basil Itslhlione nml John tlies about the fourlli reel, nnd Barrymore are killed in duels Bar­ Taylor Is seen no more. But this rymore has died in "Trilby," in does not prevent eipiul hilling ol "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hydr." in hir e*vwe with Item l*tovvford*"Dinner at Eight*' mid “ Grand Bo. rnw for since he did the part th ■ tel.*’ In “ Rasputin and tho Eu- Taylor name hrs grown nnd piers" John killed his brother Lio­ grown. His fans may resent Ids nel, vihii lou se f is no novier* at early passing, hat nothing rut movie passings witness “ Deter hen done nlioiit It, short of re Grimm" and “ Free Bold** among making I lie picture. other pictures But Julie llnyd'ii’ir ra n IllusRonald IV■lenmn h i given hi. Irales the ne.v "pn]tii ardv" of life for "Beall Crste" arid "A Tide death. She was among ...... .. runnf Two C ilM ," while Gary Coup sidered for liar r»!n in "A Tale rr riled iietoicnlly in “ Lives rtf a [o f Two I ities" which was to bring Bengal lainrer" to win new fan . new fame to Isabel Jewell, Bit Joseph Cn!lel.i prarticrlly lives n Julie sail nay hecair e sin. ili.lrt t die in pictures his character in- want to he "typed n- a rorpse." Karp BOLAND COWAN CO. You naked that it ire returned. mo here it is. “The Trail of the Lonesome .Vine” $1.00 VELVtT $1.39 SADYE’S M U C II THEY If they do—SADYE’S HEAUTY SHOP ia the place you should trust w i t h y o u r henuty wtirk. • iitarim ivii S E T ......... to v r o iN Hair Cuts TRIM S.... KVII C u rb 75c 40c 25c .. 2 . 5 0 , NEW FALL POLICY— "TRADE AT HOME AND PERMANENTS SAVE." 4 -5 0 We give you nil the uilvnntuge.-r of eity ntyie uiitl unul'ty nt liricen Hint nr.* right. to 7 .0 0 YOURS FOR THE REST IN IIKAUTY CULTURE SA DYE'S IIKAUTY SHOP phone ir> B. L. Perkins FLASH! New Fall Shoes Are On Display......... SPORT OXFORD THAT'S SI RE TO SCORE ON ANY CAMPUS, flo u q n . jt io o f WOODS MA Son Come* Home” HII.K CREPES BACK TO SCHOOL THE TOUCHDOWN W Pleated mid plnln afternoon Imgs. H|«ek, hniwn, green, wine, nnd other lovely Kali shuck**. M E AN AS TO YOU A S SHOULD? Correct Men’s Wear PRESENTS To-Night W. J. Crowdrr of Sarasota was the guest yesterday of Mr, and Mrs. Jno. I*. Jinklns. SPECIAL Pt’ IU’ IIASE Sundown Stories Straight out o f OSLO, Nnrwsf’, Sept. 4.—(J V » Norway tast night formally re­ jected Russia's demand for th* expulsion of tho rilled Bolshevist leader I-con Trotiky. A note hnndid to the Soviet minister at Olso said the Russian demamhwn* not Intcvmformityhrlth "th* existing friendly relation* between the two rountrbs.” The note declared Norway had not hern lax in preventing “any actions organitrd on her territory which may threaten the security of other nations.** /; . FOR DRESS . FOR SPORTS ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS Q E Saturday Each on*-NEW A DIP PERENT! Bach oao-casual, well-tailored, tha kind of coat to put on at oil times. Never pnssing or spocial car*. Patar R KYNE'S stampede” — Abo— rruJUi. Florence Tsur choice of camsl's hair, twaed, herringbone, and many othor materials. Plaid*, (hacks •ad bright solid cobra. All slata. Reasonably priced from $13.75 up YOWELL’ S 123— Eaaford, K. tat St RICE Charter* /FRIENDLY SCOTTIE BUCK BICKFORD “The Pride Of The Marines” P-L-A-Y S-C-R-E-E-N -O ARAHY CH F.K V-------- SMOKE GROWN---------HHEY-------- AUTUMN GROWN----------HOOT HLACK SEE THEM AT CO W AN ’S 311-313 BAST FIRST STREET You will naad a pair of Jarman Friendly Scotttt Muck shoe* for outdoor w av tkia} fall. * Hero ia a leather that haa already found favor with hundred* of well-dxaaaad man. It la' durabl# and scuff-proof. *e Coma in and |tt tha | *,k « r o l a pair on your lest. * . « You’ll like thom* The.Jarman Friendly Shoe ^ 8; �to p iV K . Italiaa* M i M urmi Htvir ROME, Sept. Stringent nod-sircraft protection la brought and child Ms Italy by awaaptan ragghtHana providing far tha rraoMsg e l Morally hundreds ef thoumads ad special aeo-pnld over* Tha overseer, a meatier o f the Earnlet party, bears the title ‘ hgpo-fhbbrteato,” which nwm • hand ef the bolding. This may be • factory or, since aloe-teethe of Mm I telfane Ura hi apartments, an apartawul haoae. Hie duties are ? U terrertitk activl- m c m |W« Meeting h i o f tin baOdtig so t i l l M light inside CM to m m from without. The M i n p i p ip h u a valvo easily turned o ff by the janitor. DayaaHi o f Ary Mad a n plrtcd In rooms under.the roof 10 as to put oat ftra. lastly combustible materUU art taken front rooms underneath tlw roof. A toe Mica! apart la eallrd when* erer cheages art to be made lit the building, a that the changes may correspond with antl-alrersft protectIan aeeda. Uatarmhw the aombar of dwe.lera who would voluntarily lean tha etty In tw o af war and to lo hill towns and other places away from attackable centers. Dectia In edraace tha teat ref­ uge In tha boast for all tenants. The moment mehillzatien Is de­ creed the “capo-fabbrlrstn-' mu«t: ■ h in t out the t«o-loud colors of tarracaa end roafa. Render sky­ lights and other reflecting sur- Tratshy, if was teamed, plana to lay Ms case before the a r i d through a libel eetlsn.against the If w e ante a Nasi party sod the por for aHenlintta against Norway. ehMo windows .and daora hernotlrally. Hare excasilve walgMe m tap floors removed. Mg thaadaUara must be takes dawn. Btotses » the front of buildings aiast he lab* en away. When the air raid ■torts, the capo-fabbrkslo nraati Beo that the refuge la ready. Make i are tha alarm has been heard by all. Bo certain the -tenantx, before rearing their pportmeats, have turned off g w and eWetriety. See that the central g w and electric valve a n turned off. Galde the teanate to the refuge, recommending a im , serenity and perfect discipline. * When the signal e f peril-over la sounded see that the bedding Put buckets filled with watur Is not permaetod with gaa before letting the tenants return to thew In apper-alory noma. Boy a special alkrra which will apartments, WARM ACT CALUtD VOID POISE, Idaho, Sept. 3— 1 « PadeHU DWrfct Judge C. C. O m agh ytiWidny hell the aaaeadad ymakr-Lembe Perm Mortgage Act uaronetHutkmsI. tt op for a a m A s t i Ones he proposed, lo g h l l M g rity within. • city ’ eo Me E a t Parkway estate. Bo would k m hum mayor with two dummy tom miss loners. City • f f l e l n l a H m lif thie glen ' When Ma "pat peeve,* the etty remmlmla, objected to hie' read­ ing • petition before them, he disregarded tha order and read a loudly and long tha mayor otlad RO|WfWwWla ColUcr eogtinufd to road, oddraaaing pictures o f city fathers "ta *ed M fkai" with the etty. which knag an tha commieejoa fift y nhm ya rn eld, CUtttsr MIR beUu Is e Itte long habit e# n m h i three miles barefoot •wared mamdnga each week, _____ __ ______ which may hu responsible for Vie-'this country for a high tartw ho half g desen physical by English visitors, seriy ****** tors wKh polities) and le- af Amerlena make.. LEMONS Extra largo par dog 19c SEEDLESS GRAPES 2 Rm 15a APPLES U. S. No. I Gruunlngn 3 lb« 15c YELLOW ONIONS 3 fee |0g CRISP CARROTS 2 bunchat ISc FANCY OREGON CELERY staft 10c |w mwWNiil .»?& R O A S T Ik Fancy tKced, lb RO AST lb. (H M il am aw Lamb Chow ] Steaks a 19c Ramil Juicy W IK N E R 8 Mired t'alven’ UVRR lb. lb. MHHr i n u n omm 19c 29c Dressed Hens lb. 2$C HENS lb- 23C PICKLES 24-m Ur Swaat Mined 16c APPLE BUTTER 50* . lar Old Va. 19c Idb smalt Juicy \ Par-T-Poh tavaruf I (pbmdtp.| 2 for 25c W e i n e r s / BOTH Now Day Caffua vac. packed, lb 19c Big qt Jar Prepared /FOR u Ttarary Too 3 J os pkgi 25c M u s t a r d ) Tropkal Salad Drawing qf 21c 2 for i» Far Ywr .Waak Ead cud Labor Day FomHI COLD SLICED HAM HOMMiNA RMOKKD PORK SAUSAGE LARGE JUICY WIENERS SPARR RIB TIPS • PRBSH GROUND BEEP CUEmu 3 Us 2 cu t 25c FEMES 99-MO; 3 .& 14c CU Bette 3N c.2cau 25c Frrih Dressed FRYERS BACON B>>2SC GOODBEEF STEW 3!bn.b T2K LAMB LEGS small use lb. . ’ $|j Whole Cut Lamb SHOULDERS lb. |Jg Famou* varieties o f assorted lun- Dole’s Pineapple Jake 2 No. 2 Baking Ponder 2 for ffa a tm ,i'» • CWN N» 313 can lfe Conied Beef2No. 1 cansMe m il NAPKINS Faaitury 2 pkfE 19a pkg 10a DIXIE CUPS Kitchen Chant W u PAPER dottrel , Ba New Jell-O ka C a n v P iin SALT * ^ *»• t M U a lb Waahbnn’s Ppacake FLOUR 2 p tf^ l7 c dtBCO auuumea 1: t i 1 Vrui' 1 SuuhiueSaladDreeeing qtjar 25c SUGAR Stakley’s m um BACON * lb* 25c lb. 15c APPLES 5 Hie. 24c Avoeadoes each jc LEMONS Am UC GARBAGE- lb. ( ONIONS 3.Re CU! U U Y CORNED BEEF HAS UBBY VIENNA SAUSAGE KIPPERED SNACKS TUNA FISH BgM meat LARD �■ a flK B Q fM g M a * f; pa(ie ftVe legal my —*• ■•* “ “ ••W m r o r it r. o r K M tn ia t T o the S*hrrl(f " f I’ .m nt y, o f the K i o t o o f . k i u i h - j : II* it k n o w n , ttiat 1/ ItI tit AT. H n r a t J f ) o f O' * Kla le o f Florida, 4 hot t>> «lve ^ K r 3 3 f t 3 * " c # « I » t g D alryAa-’ •ociaUaa i t u M a movrr**«t to * gat f apla to 'http >th* dairymen to atoftandag on milk bottlaa. Tkn rtvuM kaa Won the rarovtry of nwattaf"The President did most of the n m l tlww H i bottle* being ratalk la* and Laadon asked a tow turned to th* rightful owner, mak­ faestioiu." ing It M m e tu irj for the local 1 dairymen to toy juat that many' Irnmndlat* tad long met tod* new bottle*. When you atop to eon* o f a le its ting suffering were dla* alder that oath quart, milk bottle « t o f L ‘fca aaU. along with wator carta the dairyman ft cent* you can raadlly at* the frta t aarkig m iN t'-iiA i. r.t.f.cTto.N to 111 br It••l.l In ; t'»unly« Mtatr »*C KlaritlAa on ru«-eiIajt ii«mt AUt’rt*-thnE th’ litn t lliiiiiliiy In November* A. I*. I H i . the m Id Tu*»4.tv he-ln* th** T hlnl I of Novi*mi**»r |*ur f n iU t l Htatr* Se-nAtor from (he. St.ilr* I l f Kl.-rUl.i. for th " 2 >#iir un**tpirnl i»rm of hunc.in l\ ^Irlrlipr i|pvmtin«|. For r n llr tl St.iim K^nal»»r from the >«iLfet«* of KlortllJs for Ihi* I year tine a.pi m il t*rm nf l*.irk TldfrtUlrll tl * . ,ta*.*l Fur *rbrn 1*1 Prrftii.* filial I'lrctor*. Fur II^l" r*-t-■.'nt.illvi* of In** Fifth «*oh * m District of the* i*f Florida*, in th** Hotpuiyeflftli t'onurfAA o f l ho Fnllpil Hl.ili'* For i b i w r i M of ili** tHat* of F l«rl«la. Fur Mee re I a n o f of Ih Mlatr o f 1*1 -rt,l.i For A llo t !»*■■) i •• ii*"r 11 of lli«* H* if** of Ftorlil.1 For l!«ftil»l rtoller of l ho Ht.it* » f Flofkln. For Tronrtiror of iho Mtat* of iMorlilbi For Hiii**«i liil>iol**nt of Fiihlle Inp|fu e l Io n w-t r ti Hi Air o f |*l*ir- tor a t Mrs. Qtaato VaadnMti and t o g c b ee^frtaad toU d jrX n r—a^ la many home* there at* fram earn to M milk bottles stored . . - ^ . .. t .. . to *Isapai to* aa gay West parties away. These bottle* should be pat "®J?A W W I, h',Ea»to| with the Priam aad L a * ra m * * . hack Into circulatioa. la the first o f hh j"* ?! *mt 1*** Legend haa M that the Prtare place they are th. property of •**« began to udam* mem with some dairyman. In th* aecond “ “ ' W wto*— .to* »*• UK ekaperean thaa with Lady place, they nee not being used and ifo. Put— to. aad nKimatOy the titled are Juat sitting around and *t» In wita tag rest *f the An* Eacllahwomaa to upped tat while. the way. Why not do something J*’ , -JKSPff* ■ •* * •bout in m O A L S VINt S A T U R D A Y M»rr' jaeAatof* Pears HOlbfi. 25c V— w a m a **»• TOMATOES 15c . Bl iPa— TT awgirr 29c Potatoe. ,,<"'?5*!*§L .; |lr ililting mrpa. | M'toaymlt tat at llerrili^i itoat. I ■■ ® I iaU p m m iu K 'of f o v fT i 'fh A i I TH- Ctrnty ConserTatlon Cota- tho cagMal gmmds before Atm aad g] t___ Lea, tww a than ia nearby tut ears. ' n<IHee. tontpo^d of C. 8. . 0»lel>, Roy Syme.c West Rida, “Ha scrupled a straight bach dim . . . . Cbepmea. ___. ___ . chair. Tw*nty-al» high-becked •rnnfuel, nnd Ralph 11. I, Iha* (ha dlf* chairs were spaced along th* WCl|r*,t RIiIp .-tanford, haa* nut pone Uni walla for use of the i ■»!* Hill of drlrrmining it ' ___ ''' I - »rrt-e and productlYity Imice conferee.. Roosevelt also wa* dem rIM to f ■» -v h farm concerned. Tl>it. work requires th* aacri* having done moat e f th* tail tog lice •f valuable time on th* part In the cnnfarvnce with the Mia* .if the riimmlttecmcn. sourian*; Occasional question* te.ii ;irnp«rty participating in were asked by Secretary 'Wnthtoa the. pr x.' h» wilt be nirasuml and 11nd Reneltlemcnt (LdminUtrator •naiqevi. This work will get umler Tugwell. vrty in Ihe nest few ilaya ami the “ H* (the President) questioned co-' ie-rmli m >tf the growers Is re- u* in detail almul the Missouri queried r-> Hint the svork may be situation and what * * would need," romplcled ai *•on a* possible. The Senator Dark, flemocrat. Mis* sooner Ih« work l< completeil the sourl, said nfterwird. “ We told sooner th*- payment* can oe m»de. him the mint immediate wa* loan* Thl* program will hrlng noveral for seed." thousand dollars to Seminole Clark added Ihnl the conferee* , alao aaplored the possibility of int’ ___ ________ pounding water in »nnt| lake*. f r u it s a n d v e g e t a b l e s a — 19c wane* Hurricane Placed East Of Hatteras WASHINGTON, Rapt. -l.-t A D Th* Weather Itureau tiMlay warne<| of s tropic*) storm about 1,200 mlje, east nf Cape llattera* onl about 700 mile* east northeast nf Bermuda moving northeast about tfi mite* an hour attemle,! hy hur’Heine winds. Caution wa* ndvised vassal* In the path of the storm. Bond Refunding Program Will For mi** IlnllrtMti i*>iminldft|«>rifr •<( th* Hi it i v of Fi •r i*l,i. For Hi all** H l to* fan lilll H**fin* I or InI I *t» 11 III of Hi •• Mini* of Fl ori d a. For 1Was Ale hi Her* »*t |h** Hot*** of llrp o *f| lld lh tM o f 111*- Hlilll* of Flo rid a. For I'oliHtv Jiittiro. For Hhorlff For F ifth of ili* t’ lfi-nit c*oiirf. For F ii*-*tmilln« Allot««*v, »*onoiy Fmirf, For tVitttm \ww.*at**ir of Taaeft. For Tux i*id1*r|or For I*i*iitii v so|t» i lnl*nd*nt i»f Fubtltf liiAf nii'lloti. For Fount* hurveior. For fir * Foil nit t'iimviitMlon*rv. For ihr** Mriiih*iit of |h*« I'm nilv l o a n ! o f Ptihln* 1list i tti’ f Urn, j 'For Jiintl** of Hi* |"riti1** in m».f fo r I h r fit|l*tw luit* 111 w.|!*•** |»N- P.lfMiesa are man Oslog lata the Ptolfle **«an at La Jail*, tatlf. In toast* t* t*o seespin mad In hitting Ruth Muir, socially promloenl wetfaco aacfhcr, aa a— aat aiena *n the baach admiring moonlight an Ida wator. Authamiaa my aha was too victim of an unidentified . . man eramd by at*. (AmaalaUd Praaa Photo) bring ahotil on adjustment of thc| city1* bonded Intfehtedness, will biformulated, and my h.dief is that \ some settlement nhouhl he made by the city with the eondhohler., j thnt Ihr construction of home, and ) location of Industrie* here will bo Senator's Daughter W eds Ex-Policem an stimuliteil." Nc-Hi Bottling: Co. II. I- Perkin*, prominent noil merchant: "I believe that the tefundlng piogram is tt divided step toward* the best, fur had It nut j been trelight nlmut then- wmtM hole been *n Increase in tn cut Inn on property in this eonniy, ind the citirens could not stand nn in­ crease over the present inillage. Iloweter, Instead nf nn increase the ev tens ion of time on the fund­ ed indebtedness Is e*peeled to hring abmt n lower tav millag >, which will Indeed is- welconieil |iy residents nf thl* county.” Minimize *37 Taxes Hinson To Affiliate WHERE DID YOU Wi t h TallahasHce W om en s C a llo w > T A t.I.A IIA R S R H r Si*pf.—V d-71 — I*r. M. It. Hinson, director ot Instruction in thn Stale ttepnr* nient of education, will heennii1 nssoclale professor of nlucst'on nt Pbirlda Rtato College fm Women when the fall term ho. gin*. F pt 11 Hr. llinsnn Ims l«*on mnnivli* I wit), the department nf education fur the pa«i nine yeiirt. Ills ap­ pointment to the college funtllV wr.* made hy the Stale Hoard of Control and the Slate Heard of IMuralloti. I)jn-nti holds a maslcr nod n doctor of education degiee fro*o -I'ciitesly t'ellege, Nashville. Teutl. He also studied at the I'nivevsitv o f Kloiidi and the ITnivrr»i!y -if Grrnolde in France, whete >,e Fram Rsna came* th. annaunesm.nt ln*t ftylvl* Patilci.i McCsrrao (shovel, it*ui]ht.r of tlnlt.it Slat*. Senator Pal A, MtCirrin of N<vadi wa. tra rd ly m.rrl*) Augwtl It at Cirson City to John O. Brcchcnridge. lorm .r i-rgrant ot capital police In Wa.hlnglan, <Aa■oculcd Press Hnotaj M ale the AANSLEY CALDW ELL’S SOMETIMES, in a fricuTi hoiwe, you see a particular­ ;; This Wrrh i SPECIAL :: | Cruneh— A . ’ i llritllr Icy, nplcay cuke. Itiwb Crystal fi.ihlrt* Ire Tran Sherhela 7a llsrh 1 , ; Dirfdion D IN KLER H O TELS CO . inrarporjltij i>l c l l i lll I ill's CARIINC DINK* IK PrttiJtflt JAti C<n<faI MMifff 112 S. I’atk — • ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ e e e « a * a * * * * - V ow friend says: “I got it at Blanks. Now look ut thi* theft cum rnrly or hr* left— Van isn ’t ask: “Haw did you know Blank’s had H u t lr m r iilr h I’ e a u t I 'lr Never bafure offered for it?" There ia no need to ask; there is no mystery about Umie Yen know your friend reads the advertisements in this paper. You merely siph enviously, aad think: * ■ ,i. .* i “I must have mimed readJar the ads that day.” / . 1 -* *i i. i . Make it a habit to read the advertiaina pages of Tuitefully furnivhed roomi Bcjutytcit m jlticvict Simmant bedt Comfortable chain R citlul bed li^lili W a ll lighlad b a l h r o s m i attractive chair or taUe. Or perhaps it’s a new coat or '* • ■ i i . , : draap, or some delicious new food-product 1v>V J' l >..i i |, , . Von aak: “Where did you get it?” home T h o to co m fo rtt are y o u ri whether you occupy in atpamiva tuito or a minimum priced room. And tho same friendly and efficient tcrvico loot to EVERT Rucit, ly handsome ni* orlamp, a new vacuum cleaner, an this newpaper regularly, carefully. \ T W I C E AS C O O D l.oU of other Special* Special Saturday R EA L Fried Chicken D IN N E R 30c ■ 3 P QpmtMin* T A ^ The Antley A t la n t a AadrftwJackson NAsfwiut Itffonon Darts MotmsoMdtr H a St.Charles tuw o u e a n s TM Savannah savannah TbaTutwiltraiiMiNCHAki gS& SSSH H it HS& tin iiM uin, m nB , itmittiMimiiuitNi* I Iit tut Hit rtu uiiuiiA LANEY’S DRUG STORE HOTEL ANSLEY, ATLANTA Yuli ami Camplvlr M rs Uqunrs lin t lUr Bertie* la Hanford �, tJ jfrmj i r P i 1*.• ,B* fwT * U y T -.j " ________ £ PRACTICE Cwfr CluiUiol suss* * * » * o hmicimi. s o « u , i t «ow » FifteeaHn Gator BackfieUj r i i f P .r i t j I t o o FowGroop. r u r to m t» ?«*» DAYTONA BEACH, B e*. 4. —at. Aarutina’a k U i i d o ff to c v ' / lead to Dm P totto State U i ( M playoff eerie* t o * H t o w t o afternoon, rhaelag Wai­ ter B r m fro* the mound to Uh third frame ami winning by a to 1 frown altaraJ thtrc runs to r w i In f a «l**n he throw Um toll wild to flr.t tout. The Saints ocorej two aiura runs e lf kins to the third ou a irlpla. a duahle aid a aiajH*. f Haak Oomkki finished Ota ta rn end told tha Salute at t o / n it p t for tto fifth Innlr?, when the/ acorn) a run on tan s.nSica and a tolk- Obrrlcfci struck oat a t m men. Mean* bUc, /rank Vualn lim­ ited tto Islanders to right kits. Tto two date mert In tto sec­ ond fame of tto fltnl pta»o!f Miles for tto leagu* champumshlp at St. Augustine at 4:14. this rIti moon. The Mrirc ia led four out of sawn games. J. In the second stansa, Aadrrwa ” * singled. A single by SwimMI V" advanced Wm to second. Causler laid down a bunt, tlrocn nut £ In, pkktd op the ball and *toal” toted over whkh runner to ! should try to reftrt. Klntlly to threw to first. Ilk throw was hard aad wild and all Ihroo LS- mrn scored. tot In tto thinl, Owens led of^ |th whh a stogie. Andrews poked a •ks' triple out to center field, send. t lag Owens scroea the plate. Cauakr’s double scored Andrews aad Gorakkt rt placed Brown. The Saints scored off him la tto fifth. Andrews singled. •wtodtU's tingle to center ad­ vanced him to third. Bwtnddl . started for second and Andrews i aeVtd towsrd tome. Gornlckl I started to throw to second ant then throw tho ball tome. Tto i umpire charged him with a balk a ™1 J ia a r T a iM iM I GAINESVILLE, Sept. L -lle m . k tto w a/ Read Coaeh Jonh Cod/ a e m n ie imsa^ WWW t u t :aealfied hk IS haekfkld raniZrJhWk l™ v*2. ^ •dake after taking three days te * * tow . um i M tk* Unl»«r»ity of Florida tell TV ™ " “ ,IU M I °* carriers over. !l.t r -m k_ - - 1 tJuarteiUchs! Bob Ire / of Taa tnu.k -—-i— »ar»»! Walter Maykrrry of Ray* --* toaa Beach; Roy Gres.cn of Mar-, ? ? r * Cf « « . Tran,i Ed Hanning, Florsla, ■sea comeeerer U e a m k - Ala.; k ft halfbacks; Kenneth WIIElte l U i T u y ? . _ Ik Of Punt* Gordo; Benny Golden *ry. . 1 v 0**1* * o f Tampa: Russell Cummings of V.».-*!*? ! T r S L Augustine; Paul Roane/ of acaeaaad for toe follow- Chattanooga, Tena.; right half. * da* tto H . U . W . - . . •to'k*; Ikke Warren o f Jacksontrinesb *•«•» P™' Hmck of Prnssr.U; are oeriod hr o J d T * u 7 r , " nk We,,w* P w o co lo ; /-II. . t ? T i by . , r hsek.: Harold Rowe or Guinesvilte; reathli J g J T i ' ’ ’ "E* lfcndr,tk* •* Thumsirllle, 1 . . Gator hacks whom ' |Coil/ and lewle Hards gi- have not I 1definitey placed yet Include Dick! I t s d T k toil - U h T E l * BroW" 0f Ih r.i- , iw M ^ r t o i l ^ h t o * h" r'* of Itomearllle, Oe.. mid Krai.-1 * ■ / Hertman. o f Ualnesrllle. Urom I n j h to lto **" W n Iklad a . a left luilftuek, I • week to tto frimwfng t o t Hartman and Bernhird wnn rsfc-a,|not members of tho sipiai] which aehuLT^r ■ Ltflu . nSS «E?uSXZjs*is| - ,,h <«»"'■ L *“ t e “ “ j| a t o i S ™ ,m . „ . i™ in i I s a i Z ' * n V l ,,m* ,lmc ,n th# ►''"dda lineup, dtoteSTsIdZJff .especially In th« baekfhld. the p .'flamf Walta «I-I ,IUo" ’ “‘ " P W hX *h«o 10 grid' tiers are nut at a I certain to 1m the iv -,- v«« c - __ *ame by ysmo tlni*. Tim Klorld.i U> « tto r*m* «mdir« have cIsMlficd them orAloes .tr~ P tto” J t o . i eorJlfld to lh* **"/ Itoy will linn U e « U t o « tto «r up on When Kim Ida takes •A ^ lh" U ,,‘ f" n' m“ f hn' ° “ hard e o ^ rte tk n ^ . tlm. finding a r.rt.ln nu.Merteck d ^ t o « r ^ o m e o t a «n e * or ,f,t ‘ f ‘ hey look r..r J u ! , r t ^to ^ l o « tt .th«’ kl"'‘ ot hrnmlIons they hate S * 2 . 1 ^ 5 - u |Z „ ; a'll*>,J * V * * , ' k? ,?rr * Bl n m w B B IB V ^ - _ __ . . . No Uefrett f’Mxibty there ere some few ba«eteli fans in this city, wh.i renret that the lookouts fallal to gain a place In tto slate loop playoff series. Lot, personally, *« no "•*«'» ‘^y »hoold. Of course, there is alwr.ys tto “ U*f“ ‘ i<in "[ k"*'" » « »h" t our ..... Contlnulnr tto lietu .trill. * SPORT CHATS « » ‘ hk *1‘ / «k.«W . , w« »l «»■/ Halite more than to* *MV*. la the 1M psmad dlvtatoa, Crow­ ley WM caaatad ant In l:b t of tto atoth rewad after toppling to tto fleer, clutching his groin sn^ dag to tod keen fouled by t ap patrut that Refer** ArDoaavaa lariated tended in territory. Tto ltttto Brito.i . S ;' l,y CT ,)'' rn,U bvr that «> far tho series has bran1 Rtanley, tsrk lr* under Carlni , thing but a cunlest of “ who ------irm e ln r, and linrka nil in me iartro c>n M,Utt¥,k with Ino umplra tto CLKM ENTON, N. J ., Sept. 8.— Rroup rrctlvlnp initrurllnn frnn, |OUsk-at and hur lost," wbllo that V h — Pairlngn fur tiday’s 3 8 -h o le A**l*tnnt Cnarlir* U-srie Itnrdsge |* n v e r y u n fa v tirn U Ia trait that slagles of tto Waltor cu.i and Hnr„l Disnn. j « ur youngster* did not hare, •atehest ' Kicking prnrllrn has n lin d y Vo- mi rh tss nur own sutisfactioa. Hotter Thomson, Great Britain, €01111- a port of rnrh dny’» lognlnr, illnct- tho lamkuuts inado such V, John flood man. Omaha. | routlnt-, Ivey, junker hackflrtd a favorable showing at tha en I Jock Mctoan, U. B ., V. Scotty punter who relieved Cnptafn B i- of the season, wo bcllevo that Campbell, Hcaltl*. | |y Chase with lbs fontwork nt every fnn Is more than pleased Cecil Ewing, G. B ., t . John limes last y e ir, wilt sen tho k irk -.w ltji tho outlook for a bright Fischer, fdncinnatl, Ing department strengthened by season in tho stnte circuit iwtt Alee Hill, G. B. ». Reynolds M svbrny. Hr rk. Manning and )*n>'. Therefore, It Is this col■mllh. Dallas. Delaney. The Horlda roaches he’d , unmlsCs belief that baistoll hat ' T‘ W* ,to r, "hurt pontlng sessions with Ihw.t f,mn'1 « tiermanent place In tto t t f .lL .. .w a u e r C nn tup M b M iM m ilC IIC B .T b .: t r n n J f.Wp tlUcl“ " fl” V n tiW r, y.ster- John IjinghV, “ II., White, Itonhnm, Trias. v, three-putted tto tUrt/-ltfth bate to toe It aad allow DuaUr to get a haired asateh aad give the Waited Btatea tto vletsiy at whitewash. Jokes y Fisc tor of ClaeiaaaU, oa- the ildellaee durlag the K i t i n ' flataetoadl — | Over in (ialnesvlll*. whsru Kd Cousin Josh is drilling the toys in the fundamental* o f thu great _ ] cullcgo piistlmv, sometimes ru FUK HACK: Usd Kelvinatur electric rrfj Igors tor. Almoit new unit. fJU. Easy forms. Genlersl Appliance Co. FMEEI BTOMACll ACID, GAH FAINB, INDIGESTION rellevod MISBIONARY Strawberry plants, ■akk. Gat Kroo sample doctor’s. Grown from northern stock, proscription, Udga, nt MtReyn- Ben Packard. Phone 4U-W. •Id/ and toimy’s Drug Store*. By ; ^ K“ HlTnN«~thM ^lllcyclj ■ m__ j ——— —— —See our tlm- and ask our w d A W B M wtmtm prite. HLatdcy-Roger* Hardware QBTt Fountain pea—betwren MeanUIn Ice Co, A Foot Of- KOR BA Id! OK RENT: Furnished 7-room stucco bungalow. Mod­ m. Reward. W. B. Qufford. Tel. ern 4 miles south on Sanford Avenue. Bon CK, Herald. FOR HALE: Hide Kurd V 4 Tu­ dor wltg trunk. Driven l,MM mlWp. Reasonable discount cr will take Chevrolet nr Model A P o d down payment, monthly payments, 484.73. 'Apply "CAR," Herald. NEW SIX-TUBE Westlnghmi** rrdlo, 410.00 Five-print Filling Station. ■ad building material* ■f all biato taH aa an. Here youH ftad the most rtaaonsbei prise* end best gaaSk ^ Che frickeel ee«vks. It Is eincctod that within two John K. Aoderoon, Jr., Hotekoa, weeks t h .r u T d te a n V v r i l l e N. J , » , « , *-4 « d Hri 8urpracllco situ for tto club boy*, face, J r , Ranaa* City, Seeded Nx since scverul trip* Mo in view !* wke. l(I,p0?*d for the winter eeaeaa. ffUnghUn, Pittsburgh, 4-4, 44, New bosiag equipmaat toe al, '“ I# ready been ordered, tarludlag Perhaps tto to y s amat latacnew trunk* for w t fas tto ring, sstlag match saw Gene Mato, am----------------- j — seeded player from tee Angriee, C h ltlin o o ffl u c t l M d naUoaal daaUe* thampkm v m J o * w With Budgr, whs a feor-set knUt* T w o M o r e P l o j r c f l from Norman Blckel, Unkerstty --------■■( Chicago player from OnrFarh, AMERICUS, Oa, Bept. 1 - U ^ , 11L, 4-t. 44, 4-1, 44. Make.grew —Msurto label, tig right-handed■camlet* after winning I pitcher for tha America* Cardi- set aad far a Um* eppesi »al». letf yesterday to Join the la far grit* a riruggl# Chattanooga lookout* o f th e' sneered la tto* to ear* Southern Association, who iptleasd free* troche. Mm t; the local elab hi mld-seeaea. -----------------------John Marion, • CakdtMl not- T g | a a a PmasmaJ -Me: who s t o w u under ap. / T r ! . , tl«n, returned to tto Laetouta U A * 0 »g Wdaeeday, --------NEW ORLEANS, sep t 4— Udlcattou paint to the griatori egaalag top crowd ta Tu'aa* tost- lllbM.ill, It U u ln .a n . v iu k o io m *s , cf Iiwvos. O A m i r . - pi. It* H srlnit.1l. »I r a u s l . r , Si» lU in n .i, 3l> V tu l.p |> * * ' ; ? I I I 7 “ i I* ± ! ! ? 2 J ? i ! i * * !i * ; ? J ! .1 J L hard right to tto ckla, with only T u ts i* t t tt r r t r fear n tn ade to go. u W ru sx u n t i l aa m o v C oiw w rk ring-worm at tto r i . n i . m i. so ‘ ‘ ' * * ? ago ad ST, was alow and ualm- Miaur. »f n il.r u m . lb * ' J preeaiva from start to finish, n AMiirtua. If > J* “ a p t Her a few widely separated tlUKKHII. r l I I I " ? ! I It fleshes o f tto fighting form that l l u u t . n , i n H lru kl r. « J |* J tarried him to a decisive triumnh M a rt i * , r I I I ? ? * 1 I ever Ambers a year ago. Whether I l s l l i k l , e U r o s t H , i i * • " * It was duo to ftatle age or the It n r n lr k l. p kamUlty whkh made tto Garden ■ Kr a l l rk seam like a Turkish toth, the T u la I* J ‘ , » » ' "> etomptew lacked anything re« — l u i l n l to r ftu rn lc k t In s in . H r i.r . n r in n ln a * : Masbhag hie asual punching skUL Ht. A u a u .t ln * .... . *3J *1* * » « - « {•uvtunn llr a c h *1* * J * » •* — 3 I tu rv . A m t r .s r * 3, H s ln * H. II. C a u s lr c . M inor, I I umI. It a lic k l. K r c c r * . M cd u sran , llu n n rr, l b lls k t . Itrusrn. Itu n * Iw tlw l In. A n fcrrw s, f a u s l . r , M urlun 1. H t ru r k l* . T w u .t m h it, 1 'a u .l.r . T h r » . .b a w tills . A * drawee M inor, a tu t .n b a s-. * 'lr m r n tl. H a r r lf lr r - . M rflu w a n . l'« « . » l*r. In'iulil* p l n r ., f a u s i . c In A n d r - s r * r. t a l l un l u i x , HI. A iid u a lin o 7, th irln iM | b , i . h *. ilnss-a un b a lls , « f( llru w n I , V * * t i S. P I ru ck ms. by llru w n 1, U u fn lc h l T. V » « lt. t i l l * lift llru w n In t t-1 In n liu * . t ; n ff i turn Irk I in * 1*1 ln n lu s * | I. W ild p itch . ilo r n b k l. lbs IS. it n r n lr k l. I^ n p lr.sc itrn h a m . M ars in , t-.b r, r * m p b * ll, Is is ln a p itc h r r . llru w n . T im * n l asm* 1:51. XI— Acreage (or Kek, great hit with their fighting. ‘ third title, mad* short work of Threo professional bouts howled! Goorgo Deowagoa, left-handed the program, hut the Bemlnolu Bayslde, A. Y , pl*yer, 4-0,4-1, 4-0. youngster* nttractrd more a ltea -'if form run* true. Budge aad Fertion than did Um pro*. |ry will meet a week from SatnrThe most outstanding buut ot j , , for th# tUto woa t o t yosr by u i f S r T h ^ s n ' Wllmer Allton. Austin, Ten**, bert McMullln and Undterg Hall, ^ ritir*d from .Intw“ " lnu >Mr oli r t o t o . tokh h , Kup.titkm with an Injured WLMuhintf fwj pounds. Oihtr ihUrratintr Louts of tbm •voulutf ^ 5 * . __ « ' were those between BUly Wilkin- . J * ^ * " * son end Milton Edge, John Fruow J S to -S man Hall and Harry Lea Mouiv, and Lauience Barrlneau and Ray (^2ser' isr ls il woa* from darsen was safe slid toth pits advanced a base on MeGowaakl error. A b» Bortoo scored Balkki and Minor, rr. u n i s r i t K « “ ? * from ih« eyea aad hohiad tr***, Beared a 74 hi the meralug ead thea need s e t with a 34, asm under par, to M m hk lead la • up aad 8 to ggt M* matched par foe par ea the a n t two hole* to wta toadUy, Over tto 0 totoe he travelled, Jihiaty wa* tot thtM over per— a m l aetd-vo■mat at Fiaa VaBey. Charley Ye tee, tto erwealag half aa many atfWehs, saturad la the Itear Manhattan, and euept lee cburgee by Batptto,vtoi'l> a*gro sprinter, that theta w m teo mack afftriel "buck paaslag," cea- m ot a DRUDGE Sent} It To The Laundry P h on o 4 7 5 SEMINOLE CO U N TY �. ■'i • -t-1 V i : • KVV>v ’ ( -Iir>‘ r * 1 t t 1 * * yjry-t: y K '^ r - /*, ' *■^ -J3 -f . ^ flu M UF ^ m ra o t xxy a A M ocfatai P roa t t f a r f o S f u r 8AN FOVD, FLORIDA* SATU RD AY, 8EPTEM BKS S, 1«M “» * a l la l i t O n ly C e e tn i F fcrtla CMjr A ffa rita g M A M W ater d E aU M tok H t o I N S N ffa n tf* N U M B S* S t t _*■ W91 Four Schools AS ROOSEVELT, LANDON, AND MIDWESTERN LEADERS DISCUSSED DROUGHT Government Fails Stores To Opes Doors In Counter Drive For Holiday On Labor Day On City O f Irum 1.000 Studrate Will h U rw t T b Start Terns Mom* day; 4,000 Others Brain Year Sept. 14 C uter Or Daytefta A si t o a n itlih T# Held Pieaie Csssty •ML City H a l Not T» Opea boainen today tatab- ware obw ira by ebalnir pre- Labor th e ir A i F irst Street h oa n n b y TRe Herald th is „ -------- .tad they £ S « * CHy tad County gov- «e dby ‘ wtaam will halt for ta CHy B ill and ® "* * JSaas* aAltta aud* tdanx •* SMa alWiMM ami re- M alal M ilt, Tuesday memM established ad giving tta employe* t o y fra#, tharo will b# •d Tb* Hntld oa city mall d*!UerRn dad Labor Day and window* art slated Perishable *hjp• ’ "te tnd special delivery Mail N l ha diaMbatod. Certain.-mai’ to mmi n bpe lla H Labor Doy at- Om thousand Bemtaot* Gouty children will retom to school Mon­ day morning at Lyman, Oviedo, Ckiilaata and Lake Mary. On tin morning of Sept 14, 4.0«a m in yotngvters will Jam ocbool buUdtags In Sanford, Paola, ,'Ocnom and U k* Monroe. Bogiatntlon for tba latter four xctoela will be accepted Thurs­ day. Rtffu’ar bu* achcdulca will be run on that day. Eighteen principal* and other achoo| attache* assembled today in tha office of County Superin­ tendent T. W. Lawton to diaeu** rpeelal plana for the school year. All principal, were instructed tv report nil delinquent attendance* to the County superintendent to that the probation officer may toVritigal*. A hope waa express-d that througr this method of op­ eration much 'school skipping" could bo eliminated. Prof. R. E. Kipp, o f the Sinford Grammar School, wa, name I chairman o f a committee to work out a program of intelligence teat* for pupil*. Professor* W. L. 8 leg of Gonets, H. E. Morris of Sanford Junior High and C. W. Istdll of Laka Mary, ware appointed in consider the advisability of roInslitutlng callithcnica In Courtly school* to Improva the po»ture af itudeat*. After receiving the Seminole *te af Jobs to be available un­ der th# National Youth Admin­ istration, (the prlnijyit, allocat­ ed f t Job. to thir local high *chu:l, 1 ' Im o iM * « Beach |Ma will appear "Cavalcade of Beduty." Johnston, tearing the OUt td "MU* Florida," will bo Aati-Slot Machine CITY NEWS BRIEF'S The Misss* Laura and K-lon Week Is Scheduled Chittenden, teacher* In 8cnfori| public schools, returned yesterday Far Sept 6 To 14 from a visit in Washington. UrAMI-alot machine week will be throughout Florida tomorrow sad ending 14, according to press dtoH m reeslved here today, tba movement follows closely its action by tba Sanford Mintorial Association which recent­ ly rircwlatod a petition to bo •abmlttsd to County Clmmlsston•»* with a request for a refsrendam so tba slot machine qo*iUtm la Bemlaala County. I. R. Barb»a, peiablaat of tho Florida AatMHat MacMaa Com aMttoe, waa gwetod as having Hid active committees a n func­ tioning throughout tba state ta aB but ton muattaa. Farther, Mr. Barbee, declared tbit there are strong Indications that every county la Florida will tala an alot machines Nog. 1 ABteg Urn general elections. R « t y Judfe Holdn N«w M a i l i M g Record local record In the of legal docu On sri to i , bo mailed a let la. The time waa as t i » P. M. At I P. M. *• lap*, t tba document o f the consignee mm an Urn la Vi Tht. amcator «to M m re­ ived a letter af Ihaaiu for the M l wBh wbtob tb# matter wav ladled, store M enabled a MinMaetla attnawap to >hw > real­ ty dsaL_______________ _ f c t a n t Handed «».flarida Mayor Mcaaown-ut, b#*l -A Psdersl Crsad Jury today sm Ua P—bam. MOtor Tipbam. . » Mela# « t #bt *m sg tba m # ef matt* to to MMSCttowVltb Stock to • tows He* of fore leaving for the trip, AID* Laura obtained her B. A. degree, cum laudr, from Southern Collego in Lakeland. No meeting of th# Seminole County Junior Chamber o f Com­ merce, will lie held Monday night, officers o f (he organlutlon said today. Postponement Is being ef­ fected because of Lalxir Day. Swam From Leffler Asierts Rebels Charred Rains Ts Heavy Loss B old Refunding Indict On R ed Sohttm May Bring Harm 'li '■ 2 1 ‘Human’ Effort: City Commissioner Toned To Jink S a y s Welfare Of Taxpayer Omitted Prince Btemark WM City Commissi ner W. A. l.efiler today nsHerte.l that the Seminole County eoriil refmulitij. priqtram, authorised only u f«-w days nga, will handicap the City in its rclitinnrlng plan. In n canvas* of lending business­ men her#. The lli-tul I wa* forward­ ed th# fo lowing statement from Mr. farfflcr "I nolle# you have so lelteil npln. Inns of various eltitens nhout Iho rminly refinancing pi m. From th# information, | mo of the opinion that th# total rout in fee* for re­ iTere'* a general view of the unusual drought confcrenca atUnScd by President Roosevelt, hi* political rival, Gov. Alf XL taivlon, and governor* and senators of the midwestern states nt Dea Moines, Iowa. Left to right are: seated. President Roosevelt and Guv. financing, printing th» bonds, and swlldatinn costs will probably Clyde Herring of Iowa; standing, Montatn McIntyre, (lov. 8. Parrk* of Missouri, Gov. K. V. Mavland of Oklahoma, Hen. F. Rynn amount to flMl.lMHI. Duffey of Wisconsin, Sen. Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri, Pen. L. J. Dickinson of Iowa, Governor tandon of Kansas—Republican “ While It I* Irur that th# refi­ presidential nominee, Senator XliGHI of Kansas, Senator Gore o f Ohjahonin, Gov. Raleigh L. Cochran of Nebraska, Sen. Henrik Shipnancing will facilitate the prep­ stead of Xllnm-sota, Gov. HJalmar Petersen of Minnesota, Senator Thomas of Oklahoma, and Sen. A. B. Capper of Kansas. (AP Photo) aration o f forthcoming bulge*», the renewal of the l*nnl* nt high Interest rnles dm'* not take Inin ronsl.ler.ilbm th# welfare of th# taspnyer. “ And ngaln, th# refinancing of j the County obligation at this lime, nt th# Interest rates mentioned, [wil han.lienp th# City In Its reI financing plan. The City of Sanford and the Represent N a i l s On Neutral Group «»r The S tw d s M Prsw) Government reslatone# In the rebel-captured City of Iran collapsed today after an unaucceMful counter at­ tack while new Rpaniah gov­ ernment In Madrid nubordtnated all political intorwta to military emetvencr. ^rmany appotoited Prineo Otto Von Rlamark, rraad- son of the "Iron GhaneeUer" to *lt #n a proposed London nonIt* It? committee, white foreign diplomat* at Raint Joan De Lna ahanihinrd efforts to “hnnnntan the Spanish civil war. Abandonment of th* dwtoto* wa* mule after the Madrid gov­ ernment "positively rejected Uto diplomats’ propaeals that ish belligerents exchange •lag#* rather than execute__ Government forceo swept back toward charred Iron and again •lc»ed the approach to tho totrrnatkuial bridge Into IfmiM, Hundreds nf their comrades had first to Franc* forded »t lli<lasso* River and swaimni r t l r I U C H aay lu llln P i l e R e Q U e S tS connected that whnt affects lieto-l |Hi*lllona before tha on# will have its Influence on tht gents had n chance to foriun'itv Touuly <'uniml:i»iontfrt. d 1U v H a l l 41 f f - L i* o other, or* ‘slulerPlT J!SP%u(e Tu#«lay ;iil| 1 ’1 " (-•'W ily oil ll.e ir .W Y a d lack cf Thq R-bcIs rallied tht^vnurt fiouat for tht adtiptioti ^VotSitwIoF murk* *th« last «#-iv lufurmaimn aLout th*« (lhtVe government of a IM5-.17 budket. application* may |H. ; plan, and why the cost of ItM per from the Internattotol The Session is expected to ref|ir rm,.rgeiuy crop loans, It bond to make the exehsngo?" , with heavy casualttoo. A suit In a reduction of taxes over W||B , nnounf«| ye.ier.lay by II. I cannon, blasting away at ctototor • u ttfc“ri ,,5 *0 present jn.d, field *u|H-rvi»or, on n brief attackers near th* Fr-nrii fron­ indlcntiiin*. I visit here. tier, dropped several shell* Having iilremly adopted Its Application* are living received (C-ullaeen ew Pag* at e i ... . S*,," ln" 1* bounty ul , h(. (tty i|t || by Mr». Helen twhiyd Hoard liar elfeete.l a mill- j|„ril.. ......... .. seeking loans oge slash which is to he applied should cull Tuesday and Wedncs- Cleveland Urges City, County Will Clear Emergency Crop Fire Prevention Decks For Budget Action; Loan By Weed Cutting City Fathera P l a n ­ Seminole Commission! Fall WednenUy Local Chief Points Out Dangers Of Home Vegetation ning: Diaciuaions For Friday Night City Commis* loner* next week will 1* 1.In' i ir / RW* . sesal-ju* inmi which ihcy rxpeet to #r»Fire Chief Mark Cleveland to­ duro a 17.15-37 municipal budget day rppralrd to Sanford resilient* Th., first assembly lx ratli-l to keep weelt nnd grass cut -hurt at thi< particular time rf for Friday night wlun the body the year, emphasising the danger will study pm|K>*rd figures, pre­ of fin- if the growth* are allow#' sented by City Clerk Frank 8. 1-nm.ion, based on exiwmlilures to ronlinuo unchecked. of the lurrettt year. IIn -aid that even though 1h«te One of thu major problem* hn-t lw#ii »ume ruin, such at yes­ terday. hot weather »oon dries whirl: the CoiiimLision may tac­ out ib» vrirrtilinn *o much that kle I* that of u bond refundin' flro will aweep through it iplisk lirogram, sllhourh it ii posaihle that this phase of th# year’s pro­ Jy"Some yrn -s fin**. It l« true, gram may bj delayed a bit, Wednesday night the body c«ndo littl# actual damage,'' Chief Hut on thej f,'rr,'<l »lth representatives of Cleti-land a ertod, Other hand, they often dr-troy I Bondholders' Committor, line tree - an.l shrubbery. There ""Wever. Ih# discussion w«* is olso It... ion.tunt danger H r.! Purely tentative and no definite a lf»a « fire vv.ll communkiito |l(|t’oiirao of action mittinuf# bukliliin ngrt vment tvas Grass fi.es weaken the fists1 , " afhH *“ ,h" protee.i..n of the community, thxl , lc3i‘ - lh® «,rr’" ' V’ chief |. .inted out. When fire im nls now in effect between the psrntni i fighting surh a fire.l r ° '" m*“ « >»'«' City. It i m t available if n more ser! I Th.. J’ -' I'*011 forth that for i nch on# ous flu- should bleak cut, lu| ,."ch " n*' ''" " “ v expende.1 by the muniripnl government In op­ salt). 'Cm tie u soMkers tin re»;*> i eration, a similar sum I* to be r) ■■ , hh, rhveel sibli- t»r many beunli and gt» < Slated To Convene* Fn* TiiPaHnv TniwV Applicants Urged To, ‘7 ^eminoi# nr# «> imi Sanford Youth 1» Accidentally Shot In Foot At Armory jSociety Airwoman to th# county list of pru|...... I .jny. Mr. |)e«| -aid. cxpeiallturer. School budget* are Jinnies obtained front the gov. Norman Glenn, son of Xlr. a il Wrecks Ship After incorporated with • aunty bill eminent under th# emergency Xtrs. Robert I-. tilerm of I0d‘ Atlantic H *1' _ crop Inaii ulipulnthin* ate to lie East Fourl Street, wa* acciden­ Spanning Indications m e prevalent that u„-,| «in fall crops, th# state tax#* nl-o will Imi cut some- visor pointed out. »u|wr- tally shut In the left foot this morning while denning n target v*lV't' , , ... , * , , 1 A $20(1 limit per former per practice gun in the National Persons blentif.c.l with eounty | on all transactions, Guard Armory. government have (Hi nlnl cut that j.-„r „ M ono acre, no more Th# vmith wa* admitted to nil tax redueitos »re quite likely ,.jr, rB1| ia)trow#:l. Fermi Id l.nugh tun Memorial Himin the ft Co of a bond refamtlug All loans nr# pry,able at hnr- pita I where be wn* treated by program whieli recently wn* com- v. t time, nnd tour five percent Dr. J, N. Tutor. Plcled between the Commission r||t(l )tf illlrlVk(. „ ro UIr,|1 The pl'i'slrian said young |Glenn wn* "gelling nlung fin#" and the It. K. ( rummer Company n , ,-ollalerlal. of Orlando. ! |I„der term* o f th# contract nt noon, pointing out that suf­ ficient time has not elapsed to Sine# ul maturity date* s.f out- , whilh 1HOwy ,, |Mim, standing boml* have b##n set enUw sum „ut must be used only determine conelusivelk the aliFitii -111 yviiris an i>|»portuii)ty ^>r th# purchase of seed nnd riousne-s #f the wound. r u I Z l ' e ' J**' « • fertiliser, Mr. Deal ....... ... , , IdH'ISni'RG, Nava ScotI#. Sept. 5.— (AI*)— A toUrtto to ranadlaw Pres* rvpsrM totoy that Mr*. Beryl Markham, Engll.A society woman flying n*to from England t# New York, crashed In a farced landing M llaliear t'ov# on th* nmttorot lip of Nova HcsSla tot wan #*4 Iniurrd. Th* weather: local showers to­ (Copyright 1035 By Tto night, Sundry and Alnnday. Ex­ Assoclaleil Press) treme Northwest Florida: mostly NEW YORK, H#pt. cloudy tonight ami Sunday prob­ Mr*, firry I Markham, Eng Itab ably showers in rust portion. Mwlety woman airplane pitot, fin ; , ' I liief Cleveland l v|hmto I. apparent!/ hid conquered Ih# "In tl .- winter anil spring. wlu*n| / l l _ _ l ___ r*i . Sunday's tides: tow, 5:117 A. M everything Is moist, this dun ,.-r V i f l C C K C f 1 OUT I I C y north Atlantic today on a flight aad 5:10 P. M.; high. 11:58 A. »(. I* nut m i gicat. Hut smokers oft- m from England but aviation ta ­ as • as « " S_ _ * All upplirnlbms a r e s e n t fron Monday's tides: low, 5:29 A. XL cn continue thu habit of _dUturd-| 1 0 per!* feared *ho would Win oUt D C ^ l l l I V lO r iU U y I ia n i h A n n o u n c e d 8<«nfor.i t.. <»iumbto. s . wt.#.# Md 7:18 P. M : high. 12:23 A. XL of gaxollno before reaching Naw II _________ in I a they nr# artel up.in by the Fed* T A L L A H A S S E E , S e p t , n . b l l Md lt :U P. M. Tuesday*, tides: grass has dried.1 York. F o r P a r k A v e n u e . .-oi ia..d n«nk. —Tommy Denton, 21-yuar-old low. 7:35 A. M 8:27 P. M.; high, Thu small monoplan* novrorml II.. -aid tho heat from nj 1:34 A. M. ami 2 «d I*. M. Hun smuul'I.ring cigarutt# stub ba« Pinna have been formed for . Hoe* at 5:05 A. M. and sets at been fnunl by ndentlfie testing 5:43 P, M. Moon rises at 8:20 P. to be Mifficienl to Ignite dead county-wide checker liurnamee.t to le held under the auspice* of th M. aad seta at 0 ;2H a . M. Uuive* or grass. Sanford C h e s s nnd Checker Chrii. “ Aiiullu r rau»o o f these flr#s toginnlng Xlondsy night at 7;.'tn I* the hoof Lie built h|' persons _____ in the club’s room at the Lacal State Star Ii'el.wk nainlnl on Ih# osiunu-nt in Iks "tlg'nully drslgniul f..r thi* ^ l r,u> ‘ rvm#, ramp raptsin.I Aviation m*n cat! natwf th# who do nut watch them careful-] Void#* Hotel. SigM 2 ActreiweM |y *« that they cannot spread." The tourn-y is open In the pub­ T . h T l X li r . ........... * country, were ordered " * «• ' h" hurcau wom. „ pilot had en.ugh gn*wt hief I l.-vdnnd declared. "Even It wa, iHiinti-.'i in. .hit i , . . . ' |Muired Into th* drought area* of *,v b'nie no details, merely re-l line to carry her to Main* but For:Newest when they me watched, spark* lic, and rach participant i* rv- ,il,!vl!fIMliiauiinul .r lio l y. r , HM-WttL porting thatescape Denton wa, Shot to not New York, P«'rt#il to bring his own loan!. \ ploy!#/ iliagonul parking, there ............................ alUmpting yestenluy He A const gunrd pinno took o ff Bam Byrd, Bsnford’* young sometime, fly out of reach and Iterie* of six games will h# play. I from Hnlem, Mas*., t.i serv-v nn Broadway actor-maung.-r, who Is cam# thmage. For real safety, between the two men matched, with i special y sirangrrs, running Into | The Prison llnreun sent super- a guide down Ih* eastern ntor# pnxtociW (amton Raphaelson’s tomfire* *h. old bo built during th# two highest player* meeting tars which prulrudr.l from park- l e f t IH D l d V K f l l l J l C n f ,vi.or B. II. Dickson from Xlarian- of North America to th* worna# play, .-Wklu Mart," In New York ,h'' Wl t ” r" m- „ spores. # _ IJi»iyjyx|x I f - , (W ' d I a n* *° Investigate, Denton was who apptarod to have mad* lb# OB Ort, 13, has aanuunceil that h# Millions . f doltora damage bi In n rnitrh to deride th# rhampiot- •ngOriginally It was designed IhH 1,1 « t g I O ______ n l l y* » ' « |wmcmrii . ^ n r e d A[1* shiji of Hemlnote County. ---------— upr. n.'i thi, year from first solo Atlantic crossing from ha« algnert two movie artres.es, forcsi. and imps every year arc ... . . I Flagler county to serve |n vesr* East to West nchlsy.’d by b»r 8#cretiry A. C. .Madden of the parallel parking would bo altaweil rau.rd by ran lersne**, tho chief Fatay Ruth Miner and Joan on one side of the Avenue whto' Sm*lMntanor*ry gnm* wardens L robb<, whl(p arm,.,, sex. Wheeler, foe the tw* feminine leads conclud'd. This huge loss could club issues an Invitation lo ev.rv- diagonal parking would le enforced , ^*Vr ^ "n appointed by tho state, _____________ on# to atlcnd Ih# matches and Her navigation wa* accom­ la his show. Miaa MUttr and Miss be largely ambled If everyiiu on the other side. . Commission of Gam* and Fresh / tl . , witness th* games. plished without radio and In h#4 Wh**ler will arrive In New York exercised the proper care in pre­ Clerk I am.un pointed nut that I w " lrr Fi*h to s. rv# in the Onto k l l U I I i n t r W i l l K lC C t weather. Dr. Jamta H. Kimball, from Holywood topt. 3 with venting ojtibsir fir#*, he main­ even with th* parallel National Forest according to press tained. government meteorologist, a#M Mr. Raphaelaon, Ike author. ilDpatrhes received her# today, ir.rnt, parking spar# ha, been dou­ Of if th* report of her truss!#* to Carrie Knox, A’aUmi and Th# nirn will d#vnt# their outble, since before widening the Avecorrect “ her performance I# B# Washington aocialile, will mvkr |miu. automobiles Were allowed to of-iloor lim# to th* enforcement remarkable It to almost Inersdher Broadway debut In “ Whito Thu Seminole County Chamher , 'lay dll tod on# able. Now park- of game and fish laws in nn ef­ Man" In tb# role of "Countess fort to protect th# wild life nml nf Comnierr# Hoard of Director* ible," r*' *■** lackey, mother #f permitted nn either side. He Mkl tto b'lind* young HU# D’Anyon." preserve it Dr th# future. will hold It’* final meeting of A stale Democratic rally sch.-D Mrs. Loy* Dasinger of S a n f o r d . ' _______________ _ ~*ho to only S3 and tto walker Mr. Byrd nnd Cecil Mack, au­ died Aug. 21 In Spartnnto.rg. S th# year Tuesilkjr night before Th# wardens, according i to tiled for Orlando on Sept. 11 has of a xevsn-y sar-old-so*—was I thor # f "8ktoe." have written t to-en postponed, th*' Associated C , according to advices rereiv. J Ranger J. T. .McCullough of Ocala, stopping down and turning over have fought headwinds nt U#s4 song, "My Cup," which will h# Press reported today. A number her# today. Funeral service* were have been wiected from personnel duties to u new board. half way acroaa tto A tioU s, used to th# stow during the lbiF- of Sanford members o f tha party held Aug. 25, employed iy th# U. S. Forest Twenty-three new facei will ap­ lem seen*, and aang by the Ceci! were planning to attend. Surviving nr* th* following pear in the group, while Ih# re­ . Examination* for ftemlnnl# Service in national forext,. Mack Ctofr, A policy announcad by Ranger maining director* were re-elected state Democratic campaign mem children: County teacher* will be held * A ttoo sand square-fcot sign at ing Is Sept 18, th* news dispatch R. W. Foster of Biant in, Ala : Sept, 17, 18. and 19, accordin'/ XIcCu lough is to th# effect that for another year. f tto corner af Broadway and 42n.l quoted Clayton C. Codrlngtiui, Mr*. Ltnrin Barrow af Spartm - to a statement U,u*d today from every effort will b# mad# to see I’rinripul business to lie trans­ . r.h, Avars#* ....... 4J J 8lr**t la n u T ln s that 8am Byrl state Demorrntie campaign men- burg: Mrs, Cantrill Mabry of th# office of T. W, Lawti't, that hunting and fishing Is done acted Tuesday wilt to th# election Use. Avsrag* -------- t» 91 win protow -WkU* Man" I* the sgrr. M of Chamber officer* for Ih# com­ Aar. Aver*** ____ M j flpartiaturg, and Mr*. Dnaingrr. county school superintendent. in obedience to th# tow. s e A t — * * * _ _ _ _ _ _MI work # f nwotksr Florida boy, , A seenml rally, hilled for Tam-' A granddaughter, MU* Sara ing year, according to Hu ph Bag- U Candidate* for aortlfica'e.i l l ’ S K A V i l.......................I I 1 •f *»v. Bnd’s at tto .pa nn Sept. 12, haa been morel Barn*t of this city, and eight must soroll with tto county su­ Approximately 21,500.000 hornet well, secretary. J l’ l.y A V a . »l 1 »* 1 ITMh ratty at Farida, Diaglax* ( up t„ H*pt. 19, tb# chairman an ! other graadchi'drsn, nil of Ala- perintendent not later than Sen'.. In the (tailed Slates, say statisti­ The meeting ia called for 8 P, M. AIl . i l.. A V..II....... ... is 1 / S 1 Bounced. , •bam#, also survive. nt the Chamber building. cians, are radio-equipped. 13, th* statement drill rod. I ...........- .........„ M 1 ........ ...... '“ SSI?.".Ji T 'a.': j:1 S ! Change InFarki.ng “ >-» r Flagler Youth Is “ Slain In Attempt To Escape Prison ‘""|N i j; h t At Valdez Drama Watlo,,al Fore8t To „ Off^erg F o T Y CUT At Tuesday Session Mother Sanford Orlando Demo Rally Resident Succumbs Shifted To Sept 18 Kxamn For Teachers Rilled This Month i/^ al WEATOMr ... ________ ■ ---------- -- — -- — . iitow . ■ ii S s i ' 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/. 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 04, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 04, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 04, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7a457aa29c61d36bcbbfcf4383629639.pdf 22fa3de3d18aabca55fb1f4e99865d12 PDF Text Text ... »ci r r t * * 4 I &m — ■k Arid Saints Gain landers G rid M en A nd A zalias Drop if By Losing Yesterday Win H ark Btagtes W hSt Mates Get • ft Au g u s t in e , h y t t - n « M b sad ■ »iagi* u r w •!■*** 4 — Itee Salat* ranched 1st to t Jack N ttlw got a pair at —pte—Mg float* of tto I tingle* hi four trip* la tto plat* M tto Daytoaa Beach I>-| Tto Atalcao eeorvd ttolr loa* tora yesterday, bp alinil'.tally In Ito fourth itaara. Krantto f m r td Gainesville |nl « u *afa a t eeesai an Dkh fraa* tto champion pktus* •Hoslnskl'e error. Swift singled la M l l i f I to I victory, j left field to tend him aero** Ito i f tabbed on top of the'plate. -wte#- agalnal "JsSr&tS tto G-Men's :*>l I-. t P ra c tic e .G a in s Fltriis Metfer <*~NOME PROM OLYMPIC Sndi CaaMatet Tb—|h2 IMb M l t i L i A f d f M f m iB t y t c c •te r th e standings rbtacp which went 12 in* M T W rU U W t K »•*«. Won U * 1 to fan It waa decided bp a .*11 If II im . Twice tto rival team* Jv .4*7 Tl M .471 M i lattes. jciiiraga ■ill SI if aa It map teem It waa. I I’ltu b u reh .I I I G .111 •9 farmer Palatka man* iwatmi .♦H 74 he and ea-catcher who orated Brooklyn ,14* • 1 (i T ; ■ . f i I'biicdviuM* R«t —nag hero for St. Auguit> S rw York 7 1 Chicago 4. At Gahwavilb Saturday he I'ln.tiuiHh l i UnoloK I. I the G-Men, 7 to I, and yei4:inrlnnall >i I'h llsdrlyh la t. Uruoklyn a t Ml. Leal*, (■lord f hurled hi* iccond eerie* uul In fourth. with a ala-hit exhibition. A llriH.hljrn a t t.'hlcggo. error aad Lefty McHulen’a K tv York a t Mt, Idiots. run accounted for the Qalne*. rhll.nlrl|>hla al Mllalwik. ttnstoo al UlnclaaalL * Woe tppical Prod Fnnel* lu r .a iia * m u u in Which awept tto *erlo« W in |d«**l l*rl. 42 s* .171 peeterdap. Twice tto Saint* *•» t a t .MV •t ft .aped tto old “»i|ueeae play", feCSSS?" •I .411 (I «§ dnvv Bid then smiahed over INrIroll It ft .417 .41* III. 4 „ 1W a»hla»l»n ST •S f finMining four nine • With II .1*0 IM H attack off Ito entire (ialne*. I'hlln.l. I|.hl* RS IT .111 HI. l - u i . 4* «S .I I I vflte Ihurling ataff, Idrfly Albritton storied for th-i t m f r r d o r 'a to s e l ta Itf.fli.iH li ft*-* Hum. 1. O*)toa but Ito Saint* |fl.-i*..it I; I'hllail.lplila 1. him out in tto fourth \V.ifll.lnHl..n Si HI. tfl.ulfl 1. I'h trsgu -N rw York |>l*)*ip a l 1 flat hit* for three run*. lirrvti.us d ata. . Augustine’* attack waa tto w ro Today Halri.lt a t Wnsklstguti. ad bp FiUgerald, Owen* and t'lr ir la n il a t New Torh. man with two ilnglc* each, I'h* rliIran*, a t Ik.ali.n. th with a triple and a single HI. la.ula a t l'hlla.|>l|ihla. ■ah Pitman with B brace uf aotTHKae A M W I A T M I t o provided moat of the vkIVI Wua len t Atlanta 19 IS f effenro. O f PlayoS GAMES A f i r t y d h * Aaawcr CaS Of Caeca Jm h Cady A t F l a r i O a OAiNCiviixa aa. t—l ■aato tot ammtor h I I , I of Part—' foatb wat through tta find dap of practico which taw tto Gators in two drill*, at 10 o'clock peatardap owning at 4 o'clock paaUrday aftoraoaa. All to t on* af tto 41 grldd*ri lavIted to re­ port drew ttolr aalfiroM pasterdap morning. Jo t MeUod, aoptev more end, of Tamp* la— absen­ tee, hai not been hoard from bp tto Florida waptoo, hat oil Tampa grid candidate* report that MeLood will arrive todap. Sevan morn varailp prospect*, from school* oot of tto state, •llglbte for vnrittp competition brought hero bp Coaeh Cedp through ttolr attendance at Junior colleges, drew uniform* with tto reti of tto Gator*. Given onlp light drill* pester* dap, tto Plorbla team will spend tto rest of tto week Just getting Into condition. Codp announcrJ that to will not send them through ttolr fln t acrimmag* fur at least twn week*. Starting the first flap's pmc lire slnwlp with signal drill fur most of tto morning’* two hours, Assistant Coach Lewie llerdngo livened thing* up pesterdap aft •rimon with a fast passing ses­ sion. Codp could not sspevis an opinion on tto degree to which the athletes had remembered what ttop ware taught in spring prac Urea because the signals ttop were shown pesterdap were entirely different. Mays from punt for­ mation were used virtually throughout both of the first practices. Tto Plorbla coaches spent mors lime on plop* from tto ainglo wing-back varlattena which Codp Introduced hare last spring. Iterlp In the afternoon tto squad waa divided Into four group*, Codp taking chargo of Ito guards and centers. Carlo* Proctor handling tto tackles, Dutch Btan ley with tto end <te partment, end Lewi* Ifardage as sbtad bp Rand Disnn, down In tto other end of tto field with the backs. F u ll S w in g H e re L o o k o u ts F ir s t Sucker TtathtlUerp P la e e s H igh In Batting 1U U , T u r n Ami Hayes Gate Heaora Aa PM chtn, WhBa Clary Attatea On Balia a M e Davie, hakp L.ekou'. find Maker phased fourth la tto kitting eaten* with a hasty J t X white Mete m 4 T e rm war* orfkteltp the tee Mag pttetora of the cirtnb wfyb > wtea aad th n * .. up PH , •St* .MS SPO UT CH A TS Day. It. HI. An* Hsnford I'*talk* IIT Ml IS* IT* ISIS li s t li s t 1IM >1 I** C la ssified Advertisem ents R m ra ■5W drill yesterday afternoon by Coach Leonard L. McLoca* an.) Whltey" Gordon, with more tto.i 40 youths prosenL . Punting practice saw L*>a Laweoa, John Morgan and Rob­ ert Btolnoff tong groomed for kicking role* by t’p Seminob mentors, with the carious bucks being drilled la returning kick*. Equipment wilt to Usoed tu the grldders tto teat of Uib week, Mr. Me Lucas said, and It b eg. perted that at that Urn* pmettee will begin cn the tackling d u m m p ^ and regular algnal drills, with tto squad being divided into two or mac* division*. i i k s tT s s sakM lin d i . ike vlroSero e * I k . R M S J * I t o U ta - m l KUvilro to k* BeM ro ta . M *»e Torodoy S I M t o UrM SOroday t a S o r o k f l l A. IS- Ik— t a ro illlr o ita o M N j w llM , I w s H . i r r l t o i Ik- T t o L ro M k io e e ta o ll k o v . pow er t a rolskltaki oMo* oe sk d M o M ooW Irol r o » M * l l M ta k . ko ow o mm i t o t e r n Mvy Wool. . S l.o d lo o teetM erioiiy Ikro o o k ool Ike gn seos ktadw «« BIRMINGHAM, Se|d. 2.-M V I1M tl* *« •SIT Tto continued pr.-vulence rf in­ MSS MT IM .Sit fantile paralysis has caused post­ .SI* lit* 1*1 lis t SIS ST •MS ponement of opening all BlrmBy JIMMY CHAPMAN Inghrm and Jefferson county l U M V i n r A b S A T T IS S aoy oe ON ro o o l y, B H H r l . O S <( j t n a i t H H i i m t v t schnrdt. oSrlpol aod ta il p o o " " , . Awtrwa HI A SITTl Ml Tl !• -It* Naitlllllfl 1« it The action, by tto city and koosdo. kodtoo a o d sdfW .ro. ro o Wto'a There duxen new dormilurles to to ld j I’ll inn, IVVIII* *** I t Its IS I . l i t llldnlssham u 11 sis county school officials, affect* • illo lta ro l o * alatoSovy, W uW sItUAe. » U *d » I* It IT .V. o . l . iiia Everybody's knocking, so "knock* j the overflow cimliw from Ito Ito'i'S lateadere- Ata lea* u *1 K.li*n. Hanf II* tt IS I* I .SIT approximately 66.000 school chil­ U i n r i n s l l t a todW tel oe odla Jl.rt It «« TS knock," "who's ttoreT," "U. of Georgia line M tho Canadian line. ■ l o t e l r e l l t ^ a o d skoM e e ro rrik . .St» Itavelt, It'vllle 1*1 It ST t* DAYTONA REACH, Sept. 2. - I'hnltaa.H.ea fl 71 M « il, e o iln M l I t I t II I .SIS dren. Sept. 21 wo* set a* the new Ik* Jotad SrttoH , P, “U. 0f p, whoT ," "You'll S», go,Hl-luck to you Ji»h aad Ulnae. IMalk Maoaa Pralfck pitched the Islanders K h iisilll. in II liU id t i l TT t l * M I .SIT data frr school opening. t l . mi.hlfl hear *f we win moru than fourlb.-iu's hoping that you'll hove a llollng. hi *4 'Mia Urn final, four out of aeven lim y, 11'vIIIn l t l M M is I J ill u r»**f*O a»W ltav .lt rain. live, « U M M l M 1 .111 games again." •IM— IB i*U»*#l* * mi it ^successful Tsort uf a season P lltav ld . HI A ■MM play-off for the Florida M r-m i.illa J j K t u . l v Ilia I , Mei I la, I >*14, l i t I t I t IT .111 departo______________ LOCAL N G TIC S llll.a ra n l* h l guttito. And we'll venture that you will! In ><»* fM f »* ■ trident Iterh. ■MM to*rue ctompbnahlp pvi* and o fltro ro i t a d H W . I k . I .r r l •111 Il'Vtlln III I* M II Iflrr lo fllo d td . t a s o ta Me*WlM>lhear If the Unlvsrslty of Pb.ri la "f ‘hr nation’s leading state. ilnltgoa, P la l l i t M t l I t I IM n w riiM o r r w .K i-rtii* tatdap. He limited 1’aalka‘a Au* Wf te lo .o k rod ta o l . t a d r t a t a . r o We hope that the mild climate M rirg l. n -v ll «*T t l I t t Tl * .sa l S W I M S * * . Ike U lU tfllflffl » t Orlando Golf Pro wins more then four games In I— to three hit* aa the lal.ta •o k is s s rlk s m M s* a a d roooSsel W Krnnnnl. Plal. ■ .Ml • i l l II II > » ** Ik. D p f f l * ! * one season again, but you ran and bright sunsliln# srill supply Mnrion. Day. a l l I t M l ■* I .SVT ISM ■ F M to o* s a s o lta o So* a o t a oto« M tto fifth and deciding gume ■ e a , mt Ike S i a l. «• .rteeS M . Injured In Wreck the neees-ury speed and stamina ow ieoIM t a a d d M i w n i aod to A nitres. P a r . a ia aa t i a ta * .I I I most rssiirrdly prepare for It, fur . . . . lea Jfltsl Hefl.lell..a_ af ttolr Mriea, 0 to 1. Itlfllref. H esf. STS«• M l M * .1*1 • I h flq rf l l . rfllfl I * Ike l o a a l l . r is Iko ll.k lllly mt .a r k a o s k l . j to your toys up in University, ole' Jtsh and tto boys up at toarlag twice 1n the fimt on Itnhrne, tw ist 1ST IS I I * *1 I IM r T w . ml I k . S t a le e s P le y te a . a a d gallSy so d dtalrleSo. k r o d r * n o d i CHICAGO. H*pt. 2.-<A>)-Tom Gainesville are going to trot nut town, ami then we hope that l.n e it * . Hunt. MSTS MS (S I .IM I k * H I M * > H M f ” ! •• S r * ■ Ik .r lo d .k 4 s d o .ro .s W Ilo o s i IS . faa hit*, again in tho third on laiiH-p, golf profestlunai of Chi* they'll use that spied and stam­ llll.no*. H t A. IM I * M IT .!*'» twim mt I k r * . S llta a mt a l l I k e Ilste . f Iko ro ta k H ta ssse l mt w r l an eleven whkh Is not to ho a alagb and aa arror and thruo ASnlr. il'vlll# ST*T l IM ST ■TM • M e n r ln M •• r o t a k r o a v l ■sooW IroNly, s k a ll k * r s t a m H * . i '* * 0 ,n«* Orlando, P b- was li». sneesed at by anyone, and which ina to wnll»p all opposition ami llnek. ir v lll* ooly a a n lo a l g n e . rfy tk .r o w l .r o STS* * IM t t • .TM won't be ineeied at by opposing gain for themselves once more M rllln il'v lll* ITS1 * T* II S .T it aid mlIk. °th l i l t Jl,rrV »n *n automobile S tie Owene, nt. A. *T1 IT IM M the name of the “fighting ’Ga­ and two walks, thu Uander* accident white on big wap to plav elevens. M n.I.y, I X L ( 4 *1 * IT IS * IT S utter In danger. In a tournament at lbs Riverside |l| *1 Ml S» I .ITS When the toys lhat handle ihe tors" fiom th* "Land of "Sun­ HnnflkL, tiny. PraJIck struck out eight in.-n Country Club. Smith. P a ls I. *41 M I I I TT 1* .17* M id U al.l M roM .IW aa shine." athletic affclrs up ot the slit’e oro t o >1t a l l * , a s If la o r ttr m ir y , K an in ; M IT t S t » t l t ( o iln .d lo I k . • » « ! « « .1 I k . a is is ■Md walked only one. 1‘alntkn used Thu hospital to whlrh Carney university sebttrd Josh Cody as X le a n t. P ala I I I t * !* * II 1 .111 a l Ik* l i t e r a l K tn lta a t a Ssvetro M I n t o . Swrfc ta a o lrte a tllr — » three pitch*re—Iterger, Gould und INDUHTKY PROTKCTEO r v r r r t a . o il Iko pow rro . 1 a o n Pn llren, T o l d 114 t l I t 14 .171 was tak»n comment. g.s | _■ .a v* «refused m -« eewivig w V-HPUlVfPlle The Allv1 head roorh, the display signs of .171 T orres. San f t ITSt * 41 t l K kman—and TIIKN K r u n i - I. H. A. otalgvl r r o e a n l t a a a a d sk oll s t a . '! , f* phyakbn, |»r. 8. R. Banrield, Lo« Angeled Juniors using ttolr head* for something t o r o .r o otaTO a * a o . a4 I k . Wool Hwn.UII HI A. 1ST I t M* M T .17* U R .l t , S ro ro l.ry mt S l s l . mt I k . d them fur a total id nlno dr.-lion] to disclose hb patient's Iko S ta ir besides a football helmet, for WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-(A 7— Hgarknian. Pel tl I II I ■ITS B io l, mt S'Wrlda. d a krroky n i l* • ro itlrol d ltta ta a s od Mfa,_Mow*. . Milk I t o dot W . god r o ite a t ta o . I'slen, Knnfrrt M t I I M l I * •MS oollro th at o . . . . injuries, eicept to asp there wss Even S e r i e s With when It comes to knowledge of Senator William L. Hill. Florida Mntn, Hanford o t o r o o o ly . r o skoll t o .o lllta d It t M I SSI U K t a s i t r t t e n o s usager Arnold Andersen, out'« frarlura m s ih_t r . . . tto game, game, ability to handle the'Democrat, said yesterday foreign M artin. D a r t r l a k l . aod IS* I I T* TS a . m t will k* to ld lo . s t a ro o o ly Ik t a oil Iko s o e r n , la r la d ta o ro p ro ro o ta 111 14 I I * I .111 r ta tid a •• ToroSar o . « l . a r r o t a - • r l i l l r o n , iiuagna liny -•"> .»». iiw a S y s s -Sp’X " ’ ” ■ Spartanburg O u t f i t players, and downright coaching 'Img-staplo cotton competing with ................ Ita a ta I k . k ta ta M o ta ta io rr. .1ST raturned U the lineup at . D>Ld ** » SI I loo I k . lira ! WwOay ta k a i r i o to f The aecbbnt M •• SIT I I t l II T M« A. is. IkS*. I k . Mid Torodoy t o - wktak w eald a r o ro a ta I* SPARTANBURG, 8. C , toot. ability, tto former Tennesseeaii. tho South's Sea Island variety I* III,l>lk.“ D eM J y y e .te r d a y _ « m | _ g o t a Hlte'hliM _»tec"h. I n J ^ L l T |not Imported into thb country du- gupne, HI. A. IM IS Tl TT a . m i « . r » a ro o o ly . .Ml property rl UP)—Tto slugging l.os An­ Is atoolutrly tops. M ro rro I r o a l r a a d a t I t o ta o o ta l‘" t h ' i i im U IV o r R O tH R U W Of course, it'll to hMd for ths.ty-frce. polMr In sold r o o o ly skoll vrol gelas Juniors yesterday cvem-d t a I to r s l l l l n l l r o a . ro tro lta o . 1 rm av Vntirlw n td rli lit rtll’siii* ___________ _____ _______ __ _ a v a o le lm l ro rp ro o lta o to ta l M n .lo ll.o a pvroro- lo so a k Chick SU rer Leaven lo•too rold tto count st one-ni1 beating former Vandy roach to attain a s t .o d t o .o l . ta I to I 'r o a lllo - w k .o ro lo k lta to d a s to r o t a ro o unusual heights In hU first sea­ r ta rd . T t o roilroo ad Iko I t a r k .1 Spartanburg, 4 ta 0, lnthaaecnn-1 llao * ( I to s i a l . mt r i .r i d a , via. Astronomers Will Baseball; To Coach I t o H r * n il l o o t s a ad SkroMT skoll I JO IS T HKSIll.t T ill s game of Ih# Jm .ir American son at Flurids, but within twu or three years, ho should have some­ Pl . p . i tag ta I "flod s ro lta o I mt Weigh Star Bodies At Georgia College I to S i l k . SIM mt |to r .a s l l l o Legion "world **rU* of the thing In tto way of a grid Irani Bernice Grier, 1004 E. Oth BL sandInIs." SAN DIEGO. L'sfif, Sept. 2. t U . mt t t o S lo l. mt r ta r ld a . Hflthat will resemble the flghtlni: W ll.g ta Irn k to fl fro ito ro iw ro sk oll bo YOUR WATCH rvp.lmd WANT WORK aa MeElroy of tto Cnllfombius W —Whimsical Ivy Shiver, Han CAPE TOWN, Sept. 2.-W ) portar, t a r o , la flra o cad I o fo rlo a o l* . __________ti r o l a 'Gators in Ito days of Ctabtrie h f a— who raaliy know* how or houicclvaner, David hit* Diego Padre outfielder, whose Mo II N ro ^ itd Hr T t o Iro W ta - ro t t a r n a a d m a r vrTO ta I to ta o to —A new type of tvlescopa Allen, told Bpartanburg to nine Van Sickle. •Wool s o e r n aod d e lta *. Mo toro .1 T to S i a l. ml r io tld a i W — Jeweler. Mag. Ava. and shut nut tto Southeastern and 021 Cypress Ave. sreirod folding and long-range which will weigh tto stars by lip off ta* r o a ll t o s k ro isto d The whole thing in a nut-shell Sroltao I ml SM tal. 1111 tad w ltk o m l h r , r o . champs while M* loan.mat'* la that this statu has allowed photographing them 1* being hitting both dismayed and delight­ o f T hai i t o lo asiM oltao ml i t o s l a t . MEN WANTED to train for HALF DAY work cleaning house, pounded Dobson and Pooler ->f is k la e pros la loo fro r ta rU o . rotattso lo rro v ta ta o a to go Installed in the royal observa­ ed Manager Prank Sbellenhack, ml peaitkxu In Ito Refrigeration ta r I to S ard . I s l l n s . a a d g o . Ik * p r t l n m r o .t r mt o il P l o t . d o s t ., tending toby. Lucille White, the Camlinlar.a for nine VU e„J i most offh#tor best athletes M ng K,ury tl> tory here. la lost to tto Coast League team oow r o hr r r a l l .* pn o rrito d hr f .r l o a a l r . to aod I t o rota# ta —A Air Conditioning Field. Write 021 E. 6th. ky so rb ala runs. to ro k r s w a d r o . and ao oovrod. taw lo bo p t r f . r ovrd Ccnslstlng of twin photo­ for tto rest of tto soooon. B n US. Herald. ro o o ly .f f t a r r . M roklaa r ro lo lo rd non nan r r n j i n l oth* r »«tooU, instead of going ta oerosd ta sod skoll t o s a k Bpartanburg 000 000 004). -O 0 3 mftn th(m fur , h<( (Jainesvill-J metric lens** sensltlv* to Club officiate dlscloood Bhlvrr a sdillir 12— Waa ted. o ta I to r l . r l . r o mt | k . s i a l . h r ro ta sh all s tf r o s P rrl lr o s o ml to* Angeles M l 100 Ufls—0 t 1 Institution. rttata I I I o f l b . C o a o lllo ltro mt PERSONAL! color. It will make It possible drew his yap *>d left Saturday . 1 P tar Wo a l it o r o l l s r o . n l •Ab. k l o l . o t risrldO i .s r o p l mm im •Sroslro t o to ld t a I k . flr. 1 Dobson, Fowler isd Mahaffey; M INI GET Vigor At Oncet New WANTED: Good mule. Cheap. For Instance, from thl« city to compute weight by a com­ by train for Savannah, Ga., where Torodoy ta s f i r r I to Tirol W oodar lo •orb pro* I*Iowa th e re to mm rotale Oatrea Tonic Tablets contain Will pay cash. Hrs. Behrens, MeElroy and Dapper. paratively direct formula. Th* S w r o l n 1030. far rallfW altao ro to said ho tod a Junlaor college have gone three or four of tho rolroltafli said k n l t a a a . 1 A ril*I* d o lta a o< law oyster invlgoralors and other lake Monroe, best athletes ever to trod on a present method is extremely coaching job. X III a * oovrodrd .k a il ■iimubats. On* done peps up orcomplicated. ood p r ill ta rta o lo n m i n t > « * » gridiron in the South, such i* r o lta r ll r o t a s r o (ro r o o o ly p ar— 1 gbnds. If not delighted, M Hb—ao fe e Rial S l r r l l.Q S, Tk. Due to difference* in color, Don Jackson. All-American halfr o a o t l n mt I to S ta ir AltaiI grovld . proro a o d t a ro o o ta llo o Ik * I n — ■alter refund* few cents paid. a small star often will make a hack fur Ito North Carol ini la t t o ta o a ro r o m e r l to d h r kvw, Call, write, MeReynolds' Drug Co, FURNISHED HOUSE: 3 bed­ t a r sto ro . 1 I to lo k oM laols wka Tarheel* last season, ami Did; larger ImsiTO on a photo­ rooms, electric refrigerator: k r r o . fl.o ro s o * , lo llr n lly r o n t a Maxwell nml Jim Stoinoff, bulh1 graphic plat# then on* of open for Inspection U-2; 4-0, 300 I r r l r o r , May k o v . r ia l— aero greater magnitude. Tto new fine grldders at tto University •to old aod sysveolky mt sro taly i •Mo E. 20th St. erosMTO, k r o r v t r , I t o Lr o talo ■ ilso oe rotoroeso telescope will adjust this dlsof Georgia for three years. M B T l Fountain pen-betwesn lo ro — y ky s r o r r n l low era rids b r a — ta r tly ro I But we believe that Instead of crepancy. MaanUin Ice Co. A Post Of. To* n ooMrogi ■ • ■ ! . ----So. cork to u r Ilia, a o alhiMing this state's best to step Ih *. Reward. W. 8. Gufford. Tel. FOR SALE: Used Kalvlnator out fri in under his coat-tail, that W7-W. electric refrigerator. Almost Josh will Jerk a few from the MINCH ef 4 keys on Swilt key new unit. |3fi. Easy terms. Gen­ coat-tails of tto other state uni­ ring. Finder please call CI1U-J eral Appliance Co. versity roaches, and when those ‘ receive reward. toy* from statei further north LIGHT JOHNSON kicker foe once start eomlng to school in sal* cheap. Inquire 1114 K. 4th. I ifl-tontl I U ln ar, U M Far TW It ' J A group of more than 30 yousisters, all member* of the fienGaol* Bey’* Athletic Club, will leave here tonight at 7:?.P Vor Inland Beaih In Lnku county, where they will participate in or witness th* bouts on '-to American Legion program to be told there. tonight. 8. A. B. Wilkinson, toad of the Athletic club, annourued that the folk* lint buys would participate In the busing pio* gram: Clarence Barrlnes'i vu. WirJcp CunningbaiH; 11»Y F.d<e e*. Lau­ rence Barrlneau; Cllf.'m I Wd* llama vs. J. It. Kills: Ui'-I/ Wil­ kinson v*. Milton EJui.-: John P. Hall v* Harry Lee Moore: and Albert McMullin vs. Lind- Meet atrRn eeta te on* gams waa ahated Ip Brawn ef Daytona Beach and "Lefty" Rapes af tto Lookouts, each wkh IS. white tto Islanders and Baaford played tto fastest b u m la M tour ai ‘ U minute#. "Breeched" Clary, we* mb# nl e short fleidor for tto LeokouU. tied with Beth of Galnaavllte for moot bases on balls, each wjth 71. Tto averages aa released bp tto bagtw statistic Ian are at follows: ail* a „• * rL tm D t e r a t e t s u i t s r m i . bifi H * BeYeraJ men Irom this rltp areu sst i« a will carry llie buys owr In their m i M « it if An H li im i" 7 ■y. n. n t i#ei its lets m .»}• a utomobiles. fM pIfit ltd I U i» * » t i t i * n «i •*«»* ilaln av . m 4IM MT 1*1* II I'ulnl k— it* it * ! m i *«t is .in Birmingham Schools Puiiftinl II* <•!« MS »ss II ■Til HI. Aug, M l m t M l »T» li ■III Postpone Openings a i l rtg iM s u a i* o a k 111 1*11 IM * t * l lit ll» l l i l t Ml Backs Per Bep’eCbbMcmben JUcktep P o s i t i o n To Fight On Lake Semlncte High SctoeT* grldders were putthrough Comfy Program pectlvo tough exercising and signal Pitman *d the The tatieet mambire ef Amarl sab ckamgls* oipmpte Willard T. IsbrnhH (Ml) and Ja* Parteatorrp (rl«M) atespl* matter te totel little Kattorias Rawls, ahaaiptea fa rt Lato Wtain Pta* apen ttolr arrival te Ness V * ^ v oipmpte paw s hi Berlin, (Atutkted Preea T«ul Penal Of Sifael Drills M l RREL AND Bens, JUl W. MISSIONARY Grown front , Mro* BL fee week-end bargains 1i t aead cars. Ttose cars at* priced Ren Packard. ] I — straight sale with no trsdeBEFORE BUYING that Bieytli —Be* our lias nml ask our ’ price. Stenley-Kog«rt Hardware l U e n A U * llrsp—Svers* Co. ■td I * £ * ’ quality, Rd .f l —a, M ) W. Nra4 BL RELIABLE, to heramo nn] ind kccldcnl claim in your territory. Inexperience unnecessary, NT, Write Assoc Lateil AdBox 644 A, Milwaukee, ID GIRL vante housoWUIte May Wilburn. 414 GIRL waste Job as Uhtec h te— * �- -» ■" ' .•? i-f. '"; “• 'VJM' /_ .«i r * 1 fj i [ ' -F S ■a* i" S a n fo rd la T h a ( M f C o a tfa l Florid a C ity A ffo r d ta f R a B . H ighw ay, A M W a te r T ra a a p a rU U a a SANFOND, FLOniDA, THURSDAY, SEPTCMBBR S, IBM Hew AtUntk It Was A Black Flight Mark Set By Pair Ritter Says Impeachment Was Illegal Aad M en® Former Miami Judge Files Suit Attack ing S e n a t e ' s Ac tion In Dismissal Otnm la IB A t Forced • ** _ H u e Undamaged, M ahan R ep o rt N M t C l f b Sinter, Fro FMer Average 1M Mflet An Honr n»rtY3X)N AltTROME, PnjlUnd, ftopt- JLr-CAW— H m American flier* Mick in and B « m Rfctunan _____ » forced lanilintr a* Lheyncelyn, C am trtV i■Mre, South Wale* toUuy after fljrlnpr wrow ‘ the North At Untie from New York. Th* f i lm toHptoMd th* air* drum* k m M jrW tto p!*m "U d# h m " l u M In • Held, tho fltvr* u h m and tho plane umtaaiarril Lack of fool roused forte* landing, tW filer n i l . The a r k tore, who topped oxpkita of a lo af lk t of ocean ■peed f ilm la the flight from New York to the Irish w att, e a rn down approximately IT* ■Ilea from their Croydon tool. Katlauted time for the crossing fra a H ^ rA Jb a iM tt Field. Brooklye, ■’ J o Bay, Ireland, waa -af IB hoe re, 40 minfk r the apeodkrt Jrot SOUTHS *SAFB8T DRIVERS' WASHINGTON, Sept. .1.—WT —Hnlste-I I . Ritter, ousted Mlami Worn) Judge, today con­ tended hvfore the court of claims hi a conviction Ify the Senate on Im pcacliement charges violated a ronatitutlc net guarantee nrain t i being placed in Jeopardy twice |fur the same offense. * In n tong answer to AttorneyGeneraT* Cummings’ motion to t di-mis.* prorredine.t nttarking the Semite's action, the former judge con 11-tided he was removed from office on a flnnl article nf im pearhmrnt which only summed up six crtints on whirh he atrerdy hnd been nrrpiittrd.. Ritter fileil atilt in the rlaim.i Traffic haiarda hold n«L tenwya for these men who represented ,JTho Black Legion w m a klan court rnon .after hla conviction southern slates in the first annual "Safest Drivers1' convention in bf vengeance, organ lied to ac­ ing t t Z Z *" into' 'acanda^'and ' ***" * « * ; K. U. William, tm U d ) . Ccorgl.’. -..f e a t driver " complish Ita objective by forte disrepute." i plains a drivometer to those standing: Left to right: J. E. Dillard and violence, if necessary, It ear - ■ ; of North Carolina, W, J . Cotena, J r , of Florida, Henry 8. Carson a black klan," aaya Circuit of South Carolina and Guy V. Walton of Virginia. (AaMciaUd Judge George D. Ilartrtck who Press Photo) U ahown reading the grand m an reported alchtod off " to two h e m before I t a r n from thorn of the h w l tending ending the trip Ram New Toth meekly M M Bdba ky the braat Circle Jury’s findings at Pontiac, Mich. ■Imultaneouily with the murder trial of Irgion membrni nt De­ troit. (Associated Prcaa Photo) CITY NEWS BRIEFS ----Ithundershower* in extreme north 1 1 |. 1 .* p Seminole County I<4!P?Hion Friday afternoon. Extreme V a lid a tio n F o r A I nn#lnmrt f . IFf°ptnwt#l FloritU; generally full Among Leaders in tonight ami Kruuy. Conservation Idea II. C. Water*, F. M. Purdon nnd ■ .1 3 Huge Balance la Announced ByMorgenthau N U M BS* R T Besieged City's Dor* eminent la Taken By AnarcMats Aa Othen Seek Flight WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 ^ -b P )Disclosing he world seek 9400,000,000 in new cash in the Treasury's Tvptsmlvr flnancin:-, Secretary Margenthau to. lie ,ai| he p'annei! to keep n working balance of around $.1000,000.000 because of thrsstsning condittu.is abroad. Murgenthnu said he thou ght a $ 1,000,000,000 hula nee should he retained because “it is th. safest insurance we ran carry fur the American people should anything unforeseen occur." lie edited “these times and con­ ditions" abroad made hint "want to keep a working bstanrr" at ;i high figure. Revolutionists Want Entry Port ’ ' l i *' J Madrid Senda Rein­ forcements I n t o Toledo R e g i o n s «bv n # Armored WASHINGTON. ' Sept. 3,-G T) —With Interrat' in treasury flnancing whetted by President Roosevelt's forecast of sharply decreased borrowing, government fiscal experts yesterday virtually had ccmpletrd plant fur handling a $614,000,000 September malarity Approaching maturil/ of the Msrjotie lie ll.iccit, duughler more then half million In treas­ ury note* has created widespread of Mr. nriii Mrs. Carter Ik Ha­ curiosity in financial circles on ven of stage nnd senen fame, the extent of" th e"ireasury"* fail •* WtolHng to their illustrious financing. The notes full tlu e r ,H,,* ,,'P*' ,lrturnlnK Sept. 15. hut Secretary Morgen-j w" " '1 f , " nl “ vaudeville lour, thnu plans to anmunro terms o f!"*1* *»"' »» ImiairUnt danr•he financing a week ahrad of; l" * »">** >■' the motion picture, that date, "Pigskin Parade.” {Associated Speculation has centered on Press P h o to )__ __________ whether the treasury would con(CrnttHf* a * Negro Child Dim J ouj!,s A' e, HeW After Being H it To Face Charge* By Fender Of Auto l n Auto Stealing S a n f o r dite’s Vehi c I e Kccovered I n Crummer Company Contact!) ifoldursTo Speed Up Program i R cbtll S t iff Supreme Motif To Take I n i Secretary O f Treas­ ury Wants Billion In Coffers An In­ surance For People County’s Bonds Expected Oct'lf; t\ sj Follow* Parents_ tw w b M r r a n l caw, apittln* machine gun fire, nvoved oft hapten* Inin today In • "supreme" aaaault by 8f»S- ' lah Rebel*, Infantry troop* pushed toward the fiovemment town and last defenaea wire nhat lend. They were r*» pulaetl hut tried airain aa Gnvernmrnt halteriev boomed a desperate defiance, In (he besiegmi city itaelf, aa> arrhist* seised command aa4 built barricades in th* iln d n They ousted Socialist Isa tore at the defending militia krrahaa the Socialists wanted to i i t m t o . It wax almost the tod of IlM seventh week of Spain'* fhH war ami the action at Iron, Jwto 11cross the Internatkiial hoaadarF from Franre, appeared Ito matt violent nf the iky. Faarkt Sato els want* the Inin sector aa tha Bay of Biscay port nf entry fa* supplies and men. They need Ha' Oil store*. They waat to haM it so General Emilio Moto't northern armka can mhranaa aw Socialist Madrid wlthaal «ka menace of n rear attack. Also, they want control af tha International bridge from Franca, Madrid, claimiag I k aaftos* of Hue»ca In lb* borthaam, Nw* inforreti southern armka far # defense in the Toledo By JIMMY CHAPMAN A meeting of the presidents r.f the nine f*rn> loan association* lb the Sanford unit will be heal her* <m Friday, Sept. II, with lluftta R. Clarke, vice-president an I T. II.-Ilrstcr hauled In 30 poun/l* .vrcyetonr«ut th* FederaUMnd ____ end Approximately - 700 Beminrth oT fis Rank of Ctilom»l*, pre*ent, It was ■4 the flight Mused the Nana to County farmbri and growers are'“T fl“*1 ‘M« moTnin* Unm " " ^ announced Imlay by 8. K. An-1 Cheiler Kipling, nn rlght-yearmore gasoline than was ex M riS in iu n T Y n X ’fc.lend *‘ Jd ,r r ‘ of ,h* *• *»* River. The ilrews, sectrtary of the Farm Loan j'dil negro, died here yesterday _..w * « conservatlon^progrnm, ^lt w -i d u V ? * »■«' «**"«»•> Tkslr average speed waa exit dused today following the con- ba,, fn,m “ ln* " bo* ‘Association. |from Injuries sustained when he I l l ' U U U IU IU III y muted about 119 to 190 miles an clu*lrn of work |v the County Arcording to Mr. Andrews th c.w** ,lrUL'k with the fender of nn Tislay for the first time «lnr.» Conservation Committee late yei meeting will |h< in the form of n Automobile driven by Theodore C e n t r a l F l o r i d a * OUI1R the lieglnning c f the aummer u New York night terday. round tnlde discussion, with Mr. Morgan, ul<o colored. season, Sunfi-nl merchantt wrr* I etnb singer and actor, ami BierThe body ccnvrnel in the of. Two youths, unidentified here, Vall.bUc.n of Seminole County’.i Clarke leading a conference on va. | Police l hlef Roy Milliam* said on Thursdn;j rill, veteran transport pilot <m fire of C. It. itewson, county remrlnlng open t lous phases of the farm loan as- Morgan was released from ad re* were he d ill hi*-lmillce tmlay utiil I bis vacation, left Floyd Bennett farm agent, to certify wotk uftertoHin. An agreement watjlsind refunding program is * * ' i sociatlon work. ]spmisild||ty of tho acridcnt, since oooked on charges of ate ding tho Airport at 3:37 yesterday after- sheets signed hy jtersonV Identi­ reached through tha Merchunl's ligation by Of fleers Jletb automobile ut lid Higgles, idiu. ri Z X 3 i t o S K Hare than $3,600,000 i n ............ [noon. Flying at times at an alti- fied with the ngriculturu indus­ and Rol Ttllis ,'proved lord resident, from a Daytona With but uno day'* work to* Thursday half hrliday *“ ■ alatement j b„-„ ,,-rviccM through Mr. An.l : ''c,n,y T Thursday hrliilay on Sept. . . . . It ode of 10,000 feet, th t* mein- try in this crunty. bind them, Seminole Count# Bruch street la.-l night. issued today hy k. K. I(ousholder, -liew.' office, in Land Bank ■ndl,,V < * .... .. UHWeoi.tot.tc. [tained two wey radio contact A grout part of the conserva­ Deputy Jimmie iloiileii of the Voting Democrats at noon today Friday's tide*: low, 3:46 A. M. ,,t!“" 'r y for* the Hoard of t’oun- l and Dank Commissioner loans.! , roo d " * " on Tue.eith United States •tatlone for tion plan still lie* in tho future, ■ml 4 :1 1 P. M.j high. 111:1.1 A. M. *>' t'ommi*»ioner.4. the secretary further slated. ^ *»■* "toppe.1 Volusia county sheriff* furen wav rc|Nirted the sale of 40 "For­ Itto greater part of the flight. Mr. Dawson said thi* morning. ftom K’furitl u parkfil a itomoli# scheduled to return the youths to- ward with Roosevelt" automo­ and 10:3:! p. M. Sun rises nt 8:06 j Contract* and attnngvment* we e Prosper!* are evident for a hsif One nf the largest t.nks will bile tags. directly into the path of the mov­ itay for trial in Daytona Beach. lie the measure* of nil fnrm« A. it. and -els at 8:47 P, M. Moon completed yesteiday fur the refund million or more In loans to Send ing machine. Th* sale price of $1 each !a Ilian leant in the opening foursome rises nt 7:6il p, ST. and sets at of IJdilS.OOO in ivrtificates. Ne. mde County farmrrs during the. , , , , represented 1 work sheet*. Thj being collected her* and will to current year, which would bring “ «■ w«* n" ‘ i ' 1 ;*Uepai iiii. nt ai l the auto8 :IH A. SI. giiHntjott* were retwvvn the Com­ operation is scheduled to liegin forwarded to National Democrat­ mission and the It. K, Crumui.-r the amount loan......luring that Tuesday morning under the di ^ .* "7 / ^ !’ ' . t '."u ," " T t ," C*7l 1,1 ,ffo r* lo ,h*' •> Mation attend. ic lleadipiarter* to asv'-i in de­ C mpany of Oilundo ami Chicago, ■iusj far above tho same Iimnunt'if I* 1 rectlrn of W. It. Wlltluins. presidential campaign ant who sold tho coupe two gal- fraying t'oriimissiuner* are scheduled ln*t yeur, arcording tn Mr. An- youngster. The farm agent said several extremes, Chief Williams said the Kipling lone or gnsollnc crews will In- placed in the fb-ld. > P | * a t v i| ,n ITglW T w i n " '‘' t 1° the ear.y putt of ne g we.-k drew*. S. Alex Sharon, president <f l*oy npparenlly was running from Tht* Vi’hieltf hHo lci! W;in u K l l | l f„r the udeplion of a rt*sn|uli»n Their duties will 1st to certify1* ■ w-J»*$l v ■ " I I At the last niridintr nf the San- his __ father who held a switch ill hi* niiMirl nutuiiiobitc. Hie local organisation said I ho Irving Fe la berg, formerly of instructing Mr. tloushohlvr to file ford Production Credit Association, hand, Huiifoitl |m»)it-«v rotorifii tmluy worker* plan to ruvtr Sanford ■incy, arrived here today to •*petitions for validation of the le- which covens an area of six coun­ i*n»e Ike poeitkn af research ehemibww that I U ni y Will J oin**, a nn- proper then carry their campaign It was explained that hnse ■ ■1 ■ tun,ling bands. The procedure will ties, it was revealed that more of the Citrua Improvement acreage refprs only tn that part K io, I-'* h)*hl In ja il aini ih a rn io l into the country precincta wh’l* Three Seminole County gitls to- go Ihio'tgh circuit court. than twice the amount had Iren n A A individual captain* are to ba Company. • m A It At I * 111* tllli'llU 'tlitltf lift* k lifo Nllth of a farm which is usml for• crop,day |-->■ were •»». preparing ta t|* f>r Tmlay Crummer representatives loaned during this year through * Mr. Felnbtrg la the BUttenm r purposes. u -*i*»l, Nani <»nffiu I»I «I i) lit 1<1 named. Area* nccupied it by,stale beauty honors again'/ H>‘> were active in contacting bun-1the furilities of that association Young Democrats have ached* to R. F. Mansalvatgr, who resigned houves. Iinrns, ditches, mm la ami other gld* who wilt sssemMe at lioiileis in un of foil to obtain con­ than during the entirn preceding uhd a melting fur 7.W o'clock •fitly to accept a position In i tier tilings will lie deducted. Daytona Beach Sunday ami Mon­ sent of the necessary 7*6 percent, year. tonight •In County Judge S to fIke Philippine Is'ande. arrest. Following the completion of day for FI' ri la's first "Cavalcade Thirty-three member* of (he | a stipulation in the contract. IlnwMr. Andrews i* secretary of the Sanford Sons nf the Legion lust J. K. Davit was arrested hy Of- on's office tu further dwreaso The new chemist Is B graduate arrrnge certification, all work of Ileauty." ever, no trouble is expected in that ptiias fur a membership dlivi. hf the University of Florida where sheets will he forwarded tn the laiulse Johnston, holding tho tl* X X n T iv tr *' n th ,,t l! r i Vii”n A**°*l*|lon night attended Initiation B„d In-!«•»» .... . ........ ............... >earned his B. 8. degree in ehem- State Conservation I'ommiltee I* He of “Miss Florida," Anna Mao line f * . . . , , ,, . „ta r m Assuciatlon, and , UIUtinB reren1onies of a.|uadnm » " driinkeniie , charges. .Mr. IftMMholtli r nai«| tht' Ciu .ii * , nnmllnn prnrtirally a!l of lh»* lary*»numi,er a DeLmn«l I'i»Bt fiIn-■**••$ I <*•$■!• nt*t»r>s u ai in engineering in June, 1936. Gainesville. Data will then h^ Kills, who won the distinction of ..4 4 •Hag his college career he was re moiled and forwrnlel to Wash-; known a* “ Miss Sanford." nier Company, ut pre-cut, is ban er (mm leuns coming from this Perey Slero, rhaioiaii of tie- the city tail vv tiling to fo, e cloirges Ikied with 8lgma Tan, Gam- Ingtob. (an(j j; iial*,ih Canier n. tn fee dling refunding u|ieratiuns for county, together with those com- American Buys’ Work Cummtttoe, Vf i" ,lt t," ‘l •« —rU"ily conduct [nut Sigma EpUlon and Phi Kappa Mr. Dawson was not in a posl; oM, „ Seminole County." will r«n- ub ut ten tualiig t nits located o ilin g from five nearby counties, -aid 17 Vo n.in county y.mth w.■re,,'Ml1," l t . 1 " '‘■'''V . Ftoii.Lt, | which are cmhrarcd by tho organ*hm to estimate the Imre requlrwl rMM| lhrU , |Phi, all honorary aocklles. admitted tu mcmlierehip into the | - v " '" 1";''' 11 bl,‘l nrw unit l11*! » liKhlin^ rlmrjcu, whim Smii Last week Hr, Frlaherg enm- * " ,m* " ' u; ln‘'r "lwr«>l"n; Miss Ellis and Mis* Cameron l rompl.tiurr of the refute, nation. Sanford postal recelpla for Au­ work on kk degree nf • formal beauty , in« agreement yesterday has a s -1 -------- — — -------Following the buvinc.s session .W4‘ ,," " kr'1 gust, tu:i8, were $940.12 tn OX„tau,v,| at , h(1 Ritx Thl. , . aured the County uf a 'sta b e D N*1* **«aot.hip tore any Anrer- and other reremonies, refreth for d i-ofjeily coiid.itt. oter of science, an hnm-r nhh-h how many crows will bu PU‘ Ini", Chief IVilli.im* uoiooioeeij that cess uf the s a m e month last year, th * eras obtained from the stale the fkld. ■un.-ial rindillon for *t least [II Iran movie If any member uf the mein* were served. Federal g* vernmenl funds are east is “non-Aryan." II e . l l e . r U M * * * , t k r r e l lirerslly. Because nf the trip In Ih-Iuind. the regular M nday se don of mu- according to a compilation of fig­ to be paid those participating I n ' , D w t o i t a Bwch labor Day ures released today from tho postthe local Junlnor legion |h» I will f? " rl ^ V" '" :...... “V* the conservation p ro g ram , ,•vrn,"' " th,,r th»n llw not meet this week. Next meeting 1,1 *?***•*• ,l,,Ce ,J,UOr f,,IU office. Amounts o f payments nro govrenl«*l* Sunday and Monday, This year the month'* rvvvoM Friday. Sept. || when target prac- " " '" *' • emed by aeveral factors. 1wi'1 in*‘lu,l“ M>orl* events, dances, amounted to $.1,047.13, while tho live will be railed for the organ­ Seminok CounlV ranks rather fl"» l I'a'ades and other attractive income from Auguat, 15, totglod isation'* rifle team. high in the number of wrrk feature*. but $2,607.29. -<• sheet* entered. The neighboring ,l 'o nsored hv the While postal receipts were gotocounty of Volusia rrcordeti but Day|ons Bej.li Chamber of Com Election notification letters were «f officers, and, as this I* onn of Ing, the sal* In government toby me ran. Tentative plana to retain San- 260. being forwarded W a y by the Sen- I the most important meetings of Vond* dropped off to almost noth­ I feed's bond agreement with the tool* County Chamber uf Cum- tha year, we sincere’/ trust that Piineip.il* and teachers of I.V- ing, another report revealed. Ibaadhokkra* committee were dic­ mrrre to 23 directing >oard mem- you will make every possiblv vf. ■nun, Oviedo, I hiiluotn end Luko Twelve month* ago tho An* iest night b f a iV Comter* elected by I,a I t im Sept I I fort to attend at this time." , Mary Sr book today were on duty gust isle nf bond* reached $$,tera and repeesen is lives President Andrew Carraway ofi , ■ ,, , I Following D the communication, | The complete Board of Director*, b at their respevtlve inst it ill oils re- 437.60. Last month tho total ioto | tf the committee. of Chamber -* Florida's first pre-view , how bl[ T. )L Simpaon, preddeiit including the 23 named by the ru­ the local Ju n c r entire Commission met Comintrre announced toilay that reiving regblralion* and a lig n ­ was only $229, • ing tin leei f ir the Pj:»i-:t7 school Work is progressing rapidly ing of Vincent Lopex' -Knockl I with Kenneth M. Keefe, chairm <-i C’T ! be,r . L . rent ballot, i* as follows: more than 25 benches hail al­ Sanford—C. E. Adam*. George ready been ordered b|r the Jay- year. |of tin aemmittee, and J . W. nn the Gulf Refining Company’s Knock” feature one-reel.r was1. , A.* r* ‘ u" " f h,‘ of ,n The four schools Will begin opattorney for Urn group, new service station being con­ seer: on the screen of Uiv Hits t ,U *» ,h' Kl" ti,m " " I). Bishop, K, E. Kl. (worth, IJoyd Cre* to lie placed In front nf |1W*day, I am very happy to ad- F. Boyle, Martin J . Brain, Arthur varfous' buxlm*a” ctUbfl»hm*nti dlacnask n for a structed a t the corner cf Park! Theater this morning. out the ( minty will not open until plan also was Avenue and Second Street. The film evnt.rvd around Ihej V ** ! h* l y')U. . h l ^ •levied a , Hransn, Randal] Chase, J . II. Col- of the city. U r. ____________ T l Already a foundation ha* beenj parlor game of "Knock Knock" director of the Seminole County Hough. ||. ||. Coleman. W. S. there no •] The JayCees began a drive lo Sept, 11, arcording tn announce­ Tm b. J lff R It A iira n ft 3 laid far the huge gn-oline con­ mentfrom the office of the coun­ Mar. Chamber of Commerce for the rn -j Co emaa, W. I» Cooper, I . Wigito (tops taken. Which ha* covered the country place thr-e bench** rn the street* Upice Uw pteaant agreement tainer* to be Used, with prarti.-il- and ia being used In tonteati "to "* year, Oct. I, lUM -Sept. Mb Hawkins Connelly, R. L. Dean, so that visitor* to th* city might ty •uperintemfrnt, T. \V. lawtnn. Apr. Mav V - V s a ^ r R H All principn * of white srhnni.t %IU1V V f dbalHnre, the City pav* 1y all of lh« foundation of the in many sections. Ju lu* Dingfrhler, R. L. fTknn, have a place to rest. . . . ................. •! ?n ft “I ,know that by yuur rvperi Sydney G. Gray, W. M. Ilayne*. Httn a $1 tor every $1 building baing finished. Mrrrhnnt* of the city were will aoseiifble ut 10 A. M, Sutur- •1 ... ........ tl The s ta lk *, which 1* being con­ •lay with Mr l-uwtnn to lay plan* ence in busines* matteri ami thr J. Ingley, W. B. Kirehhoff, J» to operation np to one ................. ..... It St .. asked to ro-operat* with them Tl FAIAB ALARM VI W the total amount ret- structed a t a cost of $4,000, will interest and pride you take in civic VV. A. loftier, If. J . Lehman, J im. in tho movement and bear part for the year. The srsxi n is srhed St - ....... ................ it FREMONT, OhPt. Sept 3__ . ____ _ . „ ft| ft 31 ~ I to t o n * held by the be computed within six weeks, —A little light flashed on in affair* that the other memhei • o f , L. Ms rent cite. C. R. Mason. John of th# expense, and more than u’eil for the superintendent's of­ tt .. .. tj It according to tho contractors. fice. U .. ft . it John Powers’ attic. Neighbor« the Hoard and officer* of the Mvisch. Sr., W. Herbert Me**rr. 26 responded to th* drive, ... tl 14 tnmtlng Hrpiic (i)H'ratlon* on all schtol 11 became Harmed nnd notlfiei i'himber will enjoy working with » A. Newman, II. H. Fhpwurlli.l Th# benchei will he of steel ....................... M M . 15 Kelp beds act as natural break­ Ohio Power Company to Investi­ you during the coming year. It ....................... ft N. B. Pope, G. E. Rolllaa, Ja*. G. J and bear tha name of the Junior buildings were nearing completion ’ 1 ia . _ ............. it ft water* and partly pretest besc he* gate. Electriciaiu found* a fire­ "On Tuesday, Sept. I, tho Chain- Aharon, 8. O. Shiaholaer. T. E. >Huimhcr. Thsy will be placed at today. All work wi I have been litl- 3I «R ft Vriihf, layt 11.1 Ireni nwaioa, ___ _ her will told ita aanual election' i i h Usm c ws page Usee) * interval* on the duwntuwn itrxxts. Uhvd by opening date. fly caught to a cobweb* i _ 19 feinberg Assumes [diemkal Position Jiih Citrus Body "q I i Loan Association Group Heads M eet Here Sept. 11 700 Farms Will Federal tand Bank Official To Discuss Participate In Agricultural Interests In RoundT h e w ceth rr: g en erally fair to Table Session This Month U.S. Soil Plan |night and Friday except scattered _ Snnforil Doudney, Seminole County tax collector, today was on n short vacation which prubably will extend until Tuesday his office announced. EatahHahed I n I M S i _____ - J pm ' -x-jt mI AN W P K T P m m t DAILY NIWgPAPCT ijw in iM j^ ___ i .i f ^ -4 1 , ’v a I »V Report Sale 01 41 Campaign Plates Seminole Beauties ,h” To Daytona Beach I* o c u 1 LcRionettcH A I t e nd InHlUllRlIOU |*» Fete Of DeLand UnHj™-,1, Itsf'onsi.hoo 1.M.I .i... es’fil I. m .,,L■ *,s ■ t.tL * IConmimioners Hold I n l t l n l DiacuAHioit IOn B o n d Situation New Chamber Board Is Notified O f Election, Called To Na me Officers New Service Station I Going Up Rapidly 'Knock Knock* Film Gets Showing Here ’ si.. .1 i s' I.. Postal Huiness la On Upgrade, Local Receipts IndicaU Four Schools Take Registrations F o r JayCees Send Order Opening New Term For 25 Bencheti To Be Put On City'H Streets LOCAL W EATBH9' ‘S r . ., . — ■ s .------- --- ., ‘-m w �could hare been avoided hn>r *d States and Great Britain eith- Judge Worth W. TYanmmU orFrance had a political machinery. j#r j„ th , >piritual security or dered court exhibit* prepared here the gradual absorption of thr m>teritl well-being of their Tuesday to accompany Lewis E. They nay that the streets of London these days echo By GEORGE E. SOKOLMY th* will of the people. Napolon people 7 Mallory'* appeal to the State Su­ with the “Maine Stein Son*,” "Flfhtinr llllnl," “Anchors understood this. This it made preme Court in the $300,000 loveOften, in the earl/ dayv nf thr I have never known a so clear in General Armand tic theft suit brought against him uy _ m H W i i r l» M M l t t M . Awcijrh," nnd many another American college air. It seems MAI.LORY APPEALS If* t t m mi IM rmmI <mi~ the London street musicians have discovered that a home­ Russian revolution, I listened (a revel ui (waist. Leahs w CaulainruuU's Memoirs, which MIAMI, Sept. a,-<A’)-C lreu lt James Edgar, J r - of Detroit t ik« h i sick American in the midst of the strange left-hand traf­ the thrilling oratory of Zinoviev. meek personality; fiery Tretsk/ begins in the September “Atlan fic nnd the Kngliah servants who say “kew” after they It was an exciting eiperienca, In a gentle tool. Sun Yat-sen tic." could hardly raise hi* voice in Napoteon undr rstood that a have done something for you, upon suddenly hearing the even though my Russian U lN R U r L U o lU W A h . anger. Yet, the** men could, government must have a way to rath dearly familiar strains of “Washington , , to. catch . ihlngti And I«e Swing’ sufficient DPPEB 1$ TE1JE FEUTT LIMB EKEBT TO COONTSSACt with th« flick o f a pen, send absorb the publie will. Bu* the ACID. ALEAU TOOE BIBTEM will be very generous when he flings money into the tin XU .tlm»- their revolutionary fore** for­ public will ami th* revolution1.-'.'* NKMI HALTED CHOCOLATE ward to work a terror. What will are not the same thing. That So Italian barrel-organ grinders, Scotch hamper*. Utin,r ™ be­ 9 duality NEE! BOOT BEBB la their personality both Lenin and proved to Iw. Th« ttat different* Stalin under­ and gypuy irell-JInglers all play Dartmouth.’* . As The tween the two wa* psycholofical- make* them *o mild in their stood, but Trotsky, Zinoviev and ROTAL C W W 'COLA ■•4ft*** mmU MEB1 TBUB H W T OHAMGB ■•J Rnllrn of Hacks Go Tearing By“ as if it were an American football ly rssential. No matter how on* private live* and aa fierce la Kamenev never could understand that. IK Ift* pmrpmmm mi rally, and cx-patrlated Americans and summer trippers •tiff* rid from Trotsky, It f « their public relation*7 TBBAT TOVBAELT, TO TEE BEET fmw nlike grow strangely mellow and sympathetic. As a re­ obvious that hero wai • rlowply That is why, in a very limit­ It U fsastieitm. A wild final*ed degree, the new Soviet con­ sincere ami com|ietent human beness of pumoio. An absolute sult, the London street musicians rot well this suirtmcr. C t HBHj EOXtUMO C a * ■ 4 V4«%n f f p f r * There's good psychology behind their strategy. Music irr, capablo of acre m|».'busing knowledge that each on* alone stitution recognise* the right to (« III# niflw* nr# undeniably cun create a state of mind that no amount of any lm*k and of making «a) kaowa what b right and yicd. private ownership of soi.ie prop­ r rill#* m§ sacrifice. Trotiky was a a o f I do not *sy “ belief*’ for that erly. The moment aftrr that ft Iff! ptl mrf fm! I mii|. talking can produce. Back in the boom days, it wasn't for ficivnt idealist. became la insufficient. I say •’knowl­ was acknowledged, It I‘Wk |» «r4 Htif nothing that the high-powered real estate promoters on Zinoviev, on tho other hand edge,” for these men »!• »UC* possible judicially In kill t!i>> re­ Miami’s Flagler Street had a violin plead the cause nf the wa* an orator. Ilia fullest form that they know. The slightest maining revolutionists. The rrvoE fV tM 9m i nf r i# Ptmmm wftlrft ta M rls- new developments. The music poured out and the dollars of pelf-exprtsiiion appeared la doubt aad they fail. The siiglde-t lution is nvcrj they need not live. •MHM f t (ftp «•# tnr pp- poured in. The revolutionary deviee rtoea uncertainty and their entirtr speaking words. Like •f all RPtti ilfspnirhi not speed rhanges, for changes When service clubs sing together, the men may joke ■truc’-tr* of though*, fail* spait. who are orator*, and I II i f wnf Nlftppn l*r . I k t i l * ' ’pUfNPf m HI plan fkp about it and make great fun of their neighbor's out of cr*, ho wa* ao lucid that he Th* cruelty of revolution is hot take place only in the mind* and mwm » • * ! L#rH». %n personalities of nun. And that PHklk*sflnn n f pprrinl key tenor, but it gives them n feeling of comradeship that cimvry the impression o f pro­ Inherent in new ideas, but cruel­ l*r»r they would not have felt without the song. The next time fundity even if he wa* skipping ty la inherent la fanaticism. Wny is a slow process. J4>re ’ (Itr you go to your club, whether you sing with the crowd or about in verbal sand*. It waa do th* Bpaaiek revolutionist) de-.tive is the recognition of human TBUEtlDAY. HF.ITHMIIFH J, lajr, have some peculiar path that you follow alone, when ihc Inaulifid even a* a bell may spoil the chttrthe* of Spain I I frerdmn within » ronstitutioral Many of them b n Inc *tt of. framework. Grent jlrilain’s iasl song lender b e g s all the fellows to “all Join in,*’ “sing, be beautiful. But there was net Ihsst chorehes. Bam* may even revi.lutiim ocrurnsl in the ’ line B VBKflR FOR TODAY niorh niorv to him than great brother sing!” the Bpanish of llliver Cromwell. The Uni’-*J l.enuly of voice and eiprvaaloo bo artists. B a t GAMBLERS A THK GROSS; In tliose days Blalin seemed to church 1* a symbol of iandlmd- Stales never had a revolution I they criirifleil him, and parted Ih- in tho rear. Occasionally oae ism and they must b eok some (the Revolutionary W ar not exMb garment*, railing lot*: Hint a Iking that belongs to u .aud­ c* pled). came across him or hia be fulfilled v*hit'll wm Where are Ih,. countries torn io rd to reUrass their wratlu Yn.ni hut not in a class with The St. Augustine Record gives its readers some cx\by the prophet. They pnrtrd the Shth-hai is reporlwl to have hy revolution—where are aarmrnti Hmung ih....... relhuit ml vice which could is* followed to good advantage nr Trotsky, nor even, 1 fear, hilled his favorite concubine land* that hnvc had revolutions 281 N. r»rk with Zinoviev or Kamenev. Ilia 111 1 A . ,1 *• “ F . m turu did Ihey r o l 1..1<. in Sanford. The ncw^kt|K*r points out the fine prospects i il»y wa* to come later, whea when h« ‘«ss coovlncto that ht1 during the la*t two ccn'ort-* for u iianncr tourist crop this year and then goes on to th* fire of revulo’ iun wa* smol could not be an empemr. Hi had ihnt n it eompnee with the t'nit—Matthew 27:35. explain what could and should Ire done to get tourists to drring low nnd when men want* to destroy somsthlng, em u ore. TO A I'lGElIN visit nud become interested permanently In ft town. id order at any price, even at to maintain hia faith in hisviself. ON A CITY STREET "It is grsxl news to the people of Florida to know Ilint the price nf losing Ihe fruits of Itcvclutioriist* destroy on muen TW*e Wi-Iv not ini'iint for you Hie mountain resorts of North f'aroliim have Ircen having the revolution In which they the ssmi impulse. three streets tin t run a gras) season. It Ih indicative of better times, and of tire theiiuwlve* had fought. When 1 «aw th* fi'tM'/.g lit i’elmtike melnl streams, lurrrn on desire for vacation travel, which can Ire gratified. that day ranie Trotsky wa* ea- grad Ihe da/ the Hi Uhrviks enueither sl«le. ileil nnd the old fire-entin:' Bol turul the Winter l**le.*. Kei"All thiH means that Florida can look forward to a Fringed by no leaves lin t glitter slievlks were no longer popular. rn*hy hs.1 run away. Th • "Red g<ss| tourist season. People are more prosperous. Condi­ In the sen. Revolutions uro like that Guards" held '.he vity. A Gw tions have improved greatly. Of course, a great many will Untouched by ihtimalo mess tin t Those vast upheaval* of human cadet* were trying lu stave nil stay In their home states and communities, in order to emotions in nnot Inst too long cnnipli te defeat in III,- tele ihinn1 strokes I hi' Ihie To momentary wlriil. of jieace. vole in the General Flection of November 3rd, but us soon nnd when the emotions subside eichange, but their effort was us (In* di *v of balloting is over, we can undoubtedly hs>k those fulness. who have carefully so obviously futile that force You who have lived in trull.-H-.l fo r« ‘ of visitors. was like trimmed their sail* plow into tho used against them trees nf stone , . date operators in St. Augustine are now re- debris to salvage for tbcmsclvew bringing up Hig Uerth.v to «KNever have known green hills, nor ceivio,. inications for aecommislntions, and the word is »h»t i* left of power. The Hus- atrny a chipmunk. Vet, Here can you guess going f. ,h that people who hnve houses, rooms, and apart- alan revolution was no reception, wa* firing everywhere and f'nalWhat lies le-yoinl tin rnfflc'-i |,nei,ts for rent should be prepared for a busy season. They It ended whi n l*nln died and Jy the Aurora sailed up H-awirl anil groan. Iare also asked to bear In mind that people who come here Trotsky wont into **Hr- Then Neva and flreil on the Win’"r appreeiatu comfort, brightness and charm. Anything 10 *««umul»*0 p®*’ J ’nlacv—which was empty. I «i> t Hardened by rlrrumitnnre, ,.li L A * . th f I ,,, i* rr _- " n'1 llk“ Mussolini and Hit- nearly killed that night mar H'y" " t which c a ll 1«« dona N> k’Fvt! th e hom elike touch, e jiitiiiic ch eery |i r nnd Koinal Alnlurk and CM- |,aac'* Cathedral ami u* I lay Bet»eath'rethe*'iierlluu* wheels to th e Wcltt.mi’ aiirii, Hhojlltl lie incliiiteil in th e pr"|.nnt- nng Kai-shek. he carved out for upon the pavement wsi’ ing f. r seek a rru*t |liotm. V isito rs m ay ht* willlntf to «tny a few (luya in ortii- himself n realm in which he ha* Ihe machine-gun fire lu ream i Cast down by ebnncu. B«u-itig yuurpm ry, ilriili HurrotiniliiiK’t, w hile th e y see th e nijihlft o f S t. Ihe power of lifu ami death over wondered whelher llinsu whp plight, i know 1AiiRiistimr. Hut if their nrcommoilatioiiM arc really cum- all men. were shooting hail ii tarftet, llbw G<>d nuifi feel when men for-/fnrtulde, |iict|irt'M<|uc (tutl i'lutnniii|f they m ay stay week.-t How ninny nf those whom I whether the/ were ju*t sttieksake tho t riLot or mouth.'*, ami become regular visitors, or cv cii im*i have knywn during the Iasi ing innocent folks, or whuf. He left in field nnd wood, Iio-.v nciit rertiilenta. twenty )^ar» arc dead! Assas­ Now l know what it i*. There He must pity “(!omforta)i1e mirrouiMlinua anil a hoitpilnhln welcome sinated, murdered, maimed, Mi- would1 have been no revollllli o The living dwid who ply I lie can make im more frleinla than anything elnw, lu'l lid re* rides, prisoners—wh-re are my if thu llolshrvlks Had taken over sterile rlty, 1' mettilier Ihese two thinga when we wonder what we can friend* of yesteryi nr7 In u rmr- from Kerensky |M-acefullv Anderson M. Serugr*. liid iiiood, on a rainy d»y, I olt- would have been like an el-ctlo-i, do tr. make St. Auifuatino more attractive to visitors. en conjure up (heir gnu its ami Tho ardor of Hie revolutioni its ---------o - - Fnnuf'ixl’ nl iif*fii||m«k3dor llu* pa t think of them. What had they would have been dispelled. They y ftr: Spurn- burn mo I*11$'t dune to hut cut off so vatlyT had to be rvslati'il if their faith to I nr ream Atiny i” "Hiller te­ waa to he maintained. If thvru, Wiiai lisvv been their crimes7 lco*** 3IMKKI pigeon* for ‘spirit of Ami in the ffnsl analysis, waa no enemy, they had to ere. peace’ at Olympic*,’’ their greatest crime ws* to at* one. We, in Ihie country, p-ay Mr. and Mr*. J. It. .Sayre* and lude C»r.ty Rank, has returned (||J||k t„ ffl.r,.nl|yi -rht.y deviated Tha Li te ra ry from a uiorith's v avid mu spent in Harry Itiilmian', plane n tv fly­ little daughter and Mr*. Strickland, ftnm » pattern woven by hin lightly with lha word, rcv.duI)i$e*t Presiden­ Largest welling tire ing tlu- All ml li lit I III tin i 41VHill ii lull nf Tampa, -pent several hour* northern cities ulul III tlm liniun- who hud gathered to himstlf con- tion. To eueh schoiastl-s ns tial Poll broadcast on cartli plhHii mir ini n, fici Mini'** tain*. Tugwtil, a revolution is n tadiInd of tile duMh. wield lug power (i. W. t'rim, ticket agent of the of the slate. They hart deviated ca) change. It ie hrought olnul by Goodyear over Ihlnir to piny riniuiiil with m t.i-t* I in tin- city Hidnlny, (lie guest* Bis* “ h ie I" S o MmV j >r Mr*. K. II. Ilrowii at t'mnfoit A. I ‘. U, leave* today for a vaca­ of II fnni .t tniulifiyr. (tom him. ir'ume, perbap*, were by great mimls thinking pro­ |t'nltage. They were etirmile to tion of thirty dsy*. Mr and Mr*, foundly and often. It is by rigid ■laikitonville for reveral d-i)'*' vis­ t'rim will *|M-inl some lime visit­ Isireil with this concentration ul adherence to a plan, li i* by Throwing Hie hull iill j, „ l*iwrr. Others sincerwly ivalieved ing their daughter, Mr*. Guy that so inurli power in the liand* urganising public opinion in sup­ ular sport ill K|mio, ,le,pile tin. it. 4.71 Mr, ,iri,l Mrs. J. <’. lloiieiI* anil Itundall, at i’oduiuh, k y , and wi 1 of one man can never bo light port of a plan to remake ihe raging civil wnr. .Iu | i , L.. n t,i.,h •It at the report* of “ iletoiie-'* (anitly have returned from a de­ later go to Indiana wlieie Ihey wilt ami just ami beneficial to man world a* ipilckly a* possible, it Monday, lightful trip to Idly tuna i Reach remain until alsmt to l- 1- W. f. kind. himled out by liolli ride*. may even be lots of fun. Wednesday and mode in Undr Mivwrll ear. Mr. Mat hi* will dispense tickets dur­ And there are rich women, uml And so they hud to die. No Friday cvtnifl* Rol*-it* t, lull-1 mi Hie job of eily ing Mr. t’rim'* absence. even not a few rlrh men, who Hoelally prominent American* tale* nf Oriental despot i'll! ran ■'elk ami look* like lie bad elijoye I Mr*. K., K. l-oi ha* returned aft ran belelve that they will nmrhooic strange palbwny* to tievie with lliu columns o f tmr own > ,. . .... rr a ruunlh'* vacation spent de­ front page and ninth desired pub. Hie milt lileexe*. ln‘» riUn* * 1,f ,hnr f *”' i n * * hi accounts of mm Icing ★ ★ ★ * lirity, Mr*. Ilebne |.'er1e*.ue )f..y I’nil I Snyder, catcher of the SI. lightful! milling friend* and rel­ leslriiycd at Ihe whim of Ih* dren by being on the insi.l-. or ^this paslime. They feel that nold*, wife of j, tiiliario heir, went I.nui* Niitional*, i* in the eily ative* in Washington, Webster, N. despot. How many more men 'they will give up less by joindown the highway tn page on.- in -pendirii' an eilfoleed vacation V., and l.iiliuglun, Mich. must diu ts-foro Hta'lit can ait Mis* Clara Milieu I* hmno again Inc »b« mob than they would if n meat wagon borrowed (i on n made neee»*ary liy un injury la ii|miii his tliionr in th* Kremlin butcher. hi i riglit 11*11 lustuined in a play. after a imuith spent ill Undo City rccuru and safe -as seturu a* they resisleiL They imagine th-y Mr*. Ida Me Mur ray nf Gage where she attended the h-aclier*’ Ivan Ihc Tcrnblu and Mlch»laa can save their necks ami llo* m \trn necks of their children >./ being Heminnle <'minty falli in ...... Itiii*., N. Vo ha.* arrived in the normal. 117 Curl Hchultx i* hunie ug itn a ft­ rity and will take up her work at with mt'vnfil iittirr Fliiri'fii1 And lightly wr pas* the news "sympathetic capitalists." But they know nothing ah»r 9rnm«*rilnl unitn l»y in[«»ptinif sl i nrti| nitre nl the Ftenrh Millinery Shop. er spending several ■month* at and government press reports revolutions, Trotsky could !>-!! Ml*. M. K. Illee, lale of New (ialesiiurg. III., looking alter tin- are puhli.-dicd and th* refunding prog,uni. The act not corre­ only assure* the t ’mnity of a firm Voik, liu*.arrived ul the Frem-li Mil liiisities* of Hu- Krhu U Cigar Cum- spondents coble roliimn* ami we them how willy they ar?. Th,-v financial finding for the ::u year* liuery Shop wiiete she will lie em­ puny factory, lie i* glad to g.d turn to an Astur trial or rven should hire Trotsky lo a.lvi*,m a d e b y t h e w ro rld ’ i tuick to Sanford and reports a wry to a Sliarkey-laiui* fight as a them and hr wuuhl 1,-11 them Which the plan will be i ff, i-live, but ployed during the sramin. that th* sympathetic capitalist | largest r u b b e r c o m * A. lb Kr-y, ravhier of the Semi- hot summer in the north. b No Indicate* the st ile i* on Hie nlcucuntcr diversion. Wo hare Is th* first to he despoiled l>y upgrade to normal lime*. p u n y — t h e a c k n o w l* become ■». accustomed t«* violent ‘fanaticism, as an esample to death that it mrn*n no more to those who arw strong enouph c d f(c d q u a lit y W a d e r Mr. Roosevelt's Inp flirmiyli the ur thin a cold table of mortality still tn resist. draught area and the fir r |uin,| Ity I’K F H T IIN G H O V F .il statistic*. Th* flra has burned AllitivcyotilbeOOOO* There is and/ one antidot- to Infer mat loll he gather may [end itself nut scatter the a*htv. revolution and that is to keep WASHINGTON, Sept, l.-A n y seek* the llartison toga. Stale Se.i presidentIal influence to th,- Kv.-rYEA R * * * * * * 0 9 Itefolulions are uglv human SA F E T Y — C e n te r gladre Iteelnni.it ion Hill whicli mm -Mi**i*st|.plan cuulil he pnr- atnr Frank ll.upcr ul... seek* tin- i-nii-r prise*. Impatient Imlivldual* far away from it. The Chinese say that if yuu move alsmt a nomination. Rrpresentslive J, Jl„rk Wilnu duneii f»r wondering why Ihe iimim goad me >.|i lo lake the sholtest T r a c tio n io r q u ic k Hacking t’onm-r are Harrison's rut ami then it is discovered grease pot, you will sooner nr plana to introduce to the ru-\t t'mi •>f .Senator I’ut lluriiiuin of Hint fre**. The '(il.idi--, - i may re­ state so often, i* mentioned in senatorial cnUe-igm-, Theodore G that there ar* no short cuts to later, become greasy. And that s to p p in g is true In revolutions. It either call, rnntain seme nf ihe vvoitd'* sj.etulati.m as to I’resi.lent Ho««.-- llilho, and I’au] Johnson, former human i-vpcrirnre. W* learn hurl* you to the top or il de­ H iv e most fertile soil. Mm velt’s M-h-rllon of a romplroller congressman and runnerup In Gov­ bv doing und those who am revernor Hugh White In the Inst gu­ olntli(lists rarely hsvr hail tho stroy* you. O U T F E O T E C T IO K m general. As 1 read my history, no rev­ bernatorial campuign. New Aorje stale'* rj«-|| - eitalne, time and opportunity to do. The/ The genial Misaissippian has [V E R Y P L Y — B u ilt Hill*, ha* sworn he will hate have road and they h t u talked. olution has ever been necessary. Hubert Wagner, Itn* this to *ny teen coming ‘each lo the House French Revolution w ith p a t e n t e d S U M * over the radio nl*iul tlm future of of ihe Senate for 2rt years, without Harrison's political scalp for thu They havo planned and they hav* Even Ihe this country. "The whole of Ann r- -erii.ua elvetiun truuhle. Why, then, latter'* support of the confirmation nrgurd. Th.-y have paint ul rain. t w is t CORD lea is marching msjeslirnlly to. should Harrison, with a virtually by thr Senate of the np|Hiintmrnt U.ws and they havo fouled their of Judge Edwin Hotliir* to thv L iv e ward Ihe day when poverty vhalt perfect New Heal record in the own handiwork. But they hav* have no place nud When tutor slmil Senate, be rated as a possible circuit court of appeal* bench, till- not hammered upon th* anvllt T H IC K , L O N ft-K IL C * bo fought confirmation In retal­ enjoy the heritage the rivlli- “lame duck” candidate for comp­ they huve not hui't a house. iation for what he ternn-J an in­ A G E tre a d s *ath>n it ha* huiil. Soberly, * l,a l- troller 7 Living underground, In eonjustice he received from Judge slant fear of police, financed and faetly, Ihe K re risd AdininiitiaAll Rive you top values The truth I* Harrison face* the Holmes when Ihe latter was pre­ tlon U hud-ting toward that nay.’’ toughest rs-eleelion Imltle he ever siding in the federal district court supported by a party, or by ad­ — LO W EST C O ST F I D -a----------mirers, ihe rsvotuli.iuaiy rarely has fought. He is one New Dealer in Mississippi. Jesse Owen*, flying ehmy of bus knowledge of the ordinary M IL K o f s a fe ty who will not he available for much The junior senator has opened Ihe cinder track* and rnrrent Olyncampaign duty outside his own hea.i.|uartrrs in Jackson and has procedures of the marVsi-place. pie star, ha* announee,| hi* sup. state this year, at least nut until mapped out a speaking campaign He knows that h* dislike* th* wear and tear of x human fo rt •f Governor lain,Ion thereby after the primary. in which he will slump Ihe statu tivity. Other S ia n Priced la 1’rsfwrtiesi 1U know* that this offsetting tho ham* dum- Ihe |km> Harrison is battling an align­ for Conner. Ocrotic rntt-e when a negro dewould b« a simpler und happltl Johnson, too, planned to tsku thu world if all human brings wne livers,I an invoention nt Ih.- Phil­ ment o f three men who once were adelphia convention. Or if you lake political enemies They have burled stump fur Conner, whom he op­ ■v H and just and perfset, if 'ho other viewpoint, Owen’s action their difference* in an offort to posed when Conner ran for gov­ Ihert wer* no trrors and W* will count -raet Ihe good done the defeat him In the Aug. 25 primary. ernor Bilbo basked Governor jealousies ami no Inhonuinitisa. His chief opponent U former White in the last campaign against Vrd he cannot under itand whv IDwaiocrat cause when anolhue nePhong 113 S. Park P h © n t"» 5 'f|o said the Roosevelt Adminis­ Governor Ssnnett (Mike) Conner, Johnson. Governor White has ws who ar* so civilised should tration wa* Ihe bed friend of the who rtalm* he balanced the state's thrown hia support to Senator Har. so often he short s’ghtrd budget with lb* sales tax. Now be rboa. !-l I'tftL btooh race, .A — AND 9 0 MEN DIE TIRES on TIME $ 1 0 0 Down 5 O' Week . . . * “Pay As You Ride ” (food Advice To Follow ..... L -.f * t is A if M J 1 J : t f k»- ■1. r t* .. * a • 2 .all ' l' » ». t L, i ( n1 Il LdH aId■ -*•arn.. E . .w -, A t-.. SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO i u SEMINOLE TEE SHOP TUNE IN NBC Blue Network *8.6013 L ! U J i 131$ 910 *8 fill P A IH f iN M R £ *5.50 ^ 7 .0 0 * 3 9.75 ‘ 3 4 2 0 *3 1 9.70 WASIIIN(iTON DAYBOOK E j S N ID W A T o i AM »sa **»,*4J5 All youTOUCH, DRIVE IN! L E T US SHOW YOU YOUR Sl /E I 'l l J R ock eys T ire Shop �— - - •• .. . t v 7 - • I v -4'-t 14**jr v >•■ ■«t. , - . •—— »— , T ~ ’ * x .. PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA AndPersonal Activities ial Calendar # v THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, Mjg _ _ •* » > ■-. u » ial V *V - • -------------- - Big Forest Fire Cuts Wide Path In Glacier Park ANDREWS TO SPEAK “ You C a n ’ t Beat D odge for Economy" DAYTONA BEACH. Sept. 3. I,lb—Judge C. O. Andrews of Or­ lando, iH-inocratic nominee foe United States senator, *#. I ad­ dress Townsendlte* at a meetity on the ocean front here next M ns I lay night in observance of labor I President .1. .1. floldents-rg of tto Townsend Club announce ' yesterday. IM • Sorority Spoasor \|' To Farewell Dance y STAR IN MOUNTAIN SAGA Personals 1,200 Men Fight To ^ H a l t Destructive Advance Of Maze1 PM Alpha Kanpa »ororlt/ held a farewell nance Wednesday Mrs. J . M. McCaskill ha* as MONDAY evening at City limit Its honor Tlu* laml battle ef Manila wu« The Daughter* of We.lcy Class of those going away to college. h ir guest fur the week. Mrs. fought on <\iig. 1*. 1>'.,*<. f the First Mritualist Churr.v The Hall was decorated wi'b H title Humphrey* of Lakeland. CilsaXCIKU I'AHK I meet Monday at H:<HI o'clock .-alms and bamboo and Doc .1.- t/l*» Thv w»»r«*t f< n*«t fitv in I f r . and Mr*. Ralph A. Smith ith Mr*. I*. N. Whitehurst, 101 furnished music for the occasion. n v n >»aiH wlupio.l arnmw the] Cast Seventh Street. Hostesses Nance and hi* Rhythm Kings are planning to leave Saturday I continental divide, cut a tpiu k ill be Mrs. I*. N. Whitehurst. Chap>rot.es lor the dance were for .Washington, New York, and path i f ilr«ti cl ion iuiu«« a |* »p T. C. Carlson, Mrs. W. I- M<y. F. K. Koumlllot, Mr*. C. H. Dost an to spend a few weeks. , ‘ kir Auiitiner i i'"oit and irackhtl Murgnn. Mrs. Frank Ailams, Mrs. Cogburn, Mr*. W. Dyson. Mra. thiough valiuhV tnnher Ian U t M ie and Mrs. Robert U. A*t K. A. I lunulas*, Mr*. II. I. All- Frank Mcisch, and Mr*. W. II. while l.-'ihl fin»*|, « hat I led •» and rtm Pohbie, will leave tovan, and Mi«* Aline Chapman. Ntewart. vain to i hick it, a lvalue. Cirelv Number Five of the First morraiv for Daytona Ueaeh to Those attending were: the CJu»"*t?* in a li'uxnr |V»ik h**tel J spend! a Month. IrthodNt Church will meet at Misses Martha Adams, Mary weie f o n e d t • I ». a- the wall «»f ;30 I*.* M. ul the home of Mrs. L. Higgins, Mar/ McMahon, Kath­ j lir e combined 'flame* of three I. Swain, HOI West Fourth leen Iarmy, Joan Awarcllo, AmD id McClelland has gone to I I bfitxe.4 which have I- n m t l fur nn»re Augiwta, (la., where he was trcct. nrrt Peters, Kathryn Thljpcn, tli.in a Vkick mared *1* wn the v.il TUESDAY Kiir.ilsth Dyson, Cecelia Ttu­ caller by the illness of his h > . leveling a toupft camp of t»*i Circle Number One of the First tor k, Mary Forrester. Calhatlne .father. «ahin* and trovuig .% :a nger *l.ietlnxli-t Church will meet at White. Virginia I'riold, Martha th»n. Mlsi Ial by Cornell left yr*ter. 30 I*. M. with Mr*. W. A. Till!*. Telford. Ana Wright. (irrtc*wn ^u|H*tinti ndent I I Seoyen m i *I 100 Elm Avenue. Mnnlsit", Helen Palmer. Ilr'en dgy fe r New York City to ,|>end more than tl.iHHi a c u « of timl*ei Circle Numler Two of the First K< I y of Miami. Mertam Duncan, thret-.week*. She will take the Nut I ilid* have In-eii hiurt%J ov» r Tue** for rniffurt that go ethmlist Church will meet at 3:30 Sue iMin-ar. of S-. Petersburg. from Jacksonville. ifay the file had ea|o | the pa k placet an.I iriurti with n*1 M. with Sir*. W. S. Thornton, Adelaide lliggins, Evelyn Cale*. heiindary and wu* eitini? ini • harm «lon«* to their origi­ Mr. a nd Ur*. W. W. Nelson have rat First Street. Helen (lamer, Csrllft Palmer, •freen tim ler !an • along the E a s t ­ nal lineu. Th*y are p ""» ii Circle .Numtier Three nf the Marian EstrWge. Jane Sharon, £ ,urn* ,> h to larngwood from ern l*oi det (ial for dm tin «• miliry 'irst Methodist Church nil, meet Connie Mcisch. Marli*« Torrcn c. Krntu.-| y whore they attended the Bylvia Sidney and Henry E'omla are m.-taned in Wn'l.r 'The fire i tin* w«»r*t in ( J icier lUjri ntnl night *. 1hey .................. ..................... t 3:30 I*. M. with Mrs. S. I). Shin- Iltrschrl Hamby, Annie D«"efuneral of Mr. Nelson's mother. Wanger's Technicolor version of "The frail of the l.on-ome Pine," I'ark -in e I!*«!• and it i* the fir««t can Ik* packeil ntnler u l*er. 1108 Oak Avenue. Methvln, Otnla D/•■••». AHtne the famous John Fox, Jr., novel of Cumberland Mountuiu “feudists." lime a fi’e ha* it < , | if,,. t .nti luit, awurig alni.iid a Circle Num er Four of the First Harrison, Mr*. Frrd Zerrenm-r I* leaving l*ot Wiggln*, Eli*-* 11iiin. «*r luMtled up a Methodist Church will meet at loth Cameron, Dot Mitrhell, today for Baltimore to visit her The picture plays a return engagement at the Ritr Theater Friday. nental divnh ii«* r.'in." So*yen gangplank without t**o h»id Only a ,it» toof *jivei| the P. M. with Mrs. Hess Adams, Martha llishop, Caroline Diggers, cousin. Dr. William S. Holt, uf lam! ling report hotel fiom «om Ittuch careful li.imlling. Avenue. Carolyn Hill, Margaret licit*, Johns Ifopkin* University. I M i t v .* p l ie d* "tno 11. i Dr. Anna C. Catll has re­ ntit.i l l . n U r an I M’ Itoris Walkrr, Anna Cornell. turn'd to lor home In New Yoik Strictly a ""titl'd in 'ti>inir \ •penal tram toiigfit Irutnd Mi** Jane Cochrane j* spinn­ llomcsieltc Bryant, Dot Pope, after a visit ■" iSaii.oltl. Mh M t i o w '** 5i*t*r. Mm llrtiry I m. fighter * fio'o S|» kan* . \Va*h, Marguerite Ingley, Mary Klixa- ing the wrek-rnd with her broth i> •'ti". ••f Dirtumir'iatn. Ala., mi* a* ll.» I fame * r uiie.l thiealemng beth Neeley, Minnie Strange, rr and sister-in-law, Mr. and Dr. II. W. Rucker ha* left for 9<i.iiii HILLING \1 nd iy. Other* Lake Mottsvtlle, N. C., t» Join Mrs. p n o fi'n l with "ilk vhDfovi ho r. prop rtn*ii" Eliiabvth Turner, Christine Pow­ Mr*. Horace Cochrane, V v ele ru*he | here fr ni YellowThow pri ' « fit Mi i f \li*w h ith97.:>H ell. Marian Haynes, Joyce Hunt, Mary. FREDERICK Rucker before she leturns to ertn Synu"«, honor kuH , M i *. •!*•»•* iv.fk iii Notlliwest Wyoming. Kathryn Vcrnay, Margaret VcrSanford Iiewptto tin* r.'|*i.| Mvreep of I In* If«*nt > |y< in of Itinninghaiit. V a . $.*> \ $)i EUGENE Mr*. Frank Wyman returned il'ssU ssr* ffsw M s* sasl | nay, Eda Stich, Betty Hendry, Mi* tJordo.i tTmny of T uii| i , fire. S* i*v * 11. i heeled hy a lielil hut years, since the maturity date*' *«-:,liiia Stich. Wilma Iwinhart. last nirht to her homo in Green Paul Diggers Jr., will leuvu Mr* Hamilton lh-h««. XI» Mm*l» "teolv rainfall. *ai*l it w.i« |h* s:i.r*n \ St* REALISTIC of outstanding bond* have te e n ! Margaret Tcnhct, Mary Wathen. vlllc, 8. C., after spemling sev­ Sunday for Raleigh. N‘. C„ to C*. \\ *u*lrh«*l. Mi An It* w i .»•*.» •ll'le I l»a- I lllllh «* ai|v.llie«* \v«*t|ld !*«• set forward three decade*. Lucy Roumlllat, Marjorie Cog- eral days here with her cousin. enter N. C. State University. SHIRLEY TEMPLE locked pomi N • other hmldm/ wav. Mi.. T I ll.irri«, |r . f M. While the Drummer Company VImrn, Mary Hurt, Camilla lb » *. Miss Camilla Hurler, Magnolia Cl TILS S'J -'M I A ?3.r»n cun, i|.i , and tin- Mi- >> lb l« •. a I v»11 . ni tin- piitli .if tin- bin . ba* one year In which to get lh" Lillian Mcisch, Janie llabum. Avrnue. Mr*. Paul Itiggri*. and Puul St.-v• Catmita |t.nb, r. and Mur* program into operation, less thin Jaeipirlino Campbell, Dorothy Nowell Riggers, Jr., huve returned from Mrs. T. A. llutner and M!-* West Puliil Reach, where they g lu t IVtrrv ; half of thut time i* expected to Couth, and Lillian A<iam*. tieiieva Ml |.*|| |: Hills, || bo consumed, ncc 'rding to Mr. Ilnixton ferkin*, Charles Vivian llutner have u-turned from -|H-nt a week. They were accom­ B I eV ) atol I \ | •*g.III llett*. John Courier, Ulehanf Daytuna Beach where they weio panied there by Mrs. Riggers' * llousholder. I ike Mai v Fluid. F v a in , H*»y All validation proceeding* and Dea*. Jack Robin»on, Max Ituir- the guests of Mr*. II. C. Morgan neither, Mr*. F. M Shaw. I How* II in,| B* •1 1 I! I im*, refunding b n l Nsiuince* will lie Ith y, Uotwrt Rumbley. Wi'sott a ml Miss Donna Morgan. I »Ve Mii |ii *h IoIiii Bell. .1. bandleil by the County Hoard a t­ Smith, Sam Dighton. Bill (llenn, I i'*len Jaeid i f I h u * S» lnnah. m Pete Echols, Roy Wrlgh*. Hill Hr. and Mrs. Sam Fleischer mid torney. 1 ••III?*'' t 1 II M. in. k. < B Morrison. Al WaUaec, Mac Hud­ daughter, I'hyllis, have returned S» .m > and \\ .1 IV. IN. .Ir. dleston, It. (1. Hickson. Urban from an extended trip in the East. I'.nda .In F h. v. t: II 1 May, of Daytona Beach, ticorge They are temporal! y making thri. I. M ••MflMMr l I (MW I'm ** O n rl Mi*s Katherinw Sytoes, recent and |r K M, Sal Cosh, of Daytona Beach, Hob home at the Colonial Orange Court, ' ride-elect, was honor pte t a l a Sill*|••*n, \V II T'llltll* ^ffe Ifd SI iv i » \n '»• w 1Iti.lii, Jr . \»i I’lercison, of Orlando, Jimmy Hotel in Orlando. buffet supper given la-t night by Fled I' W.IudII 1 I'M .1.1, •»' *,n and M ir* III SI. Chapman, Karlylo H«u»hoM»r, tivi*«i*» i: r. r*'i>|**r, • ii.ni» * Miss Frances Morrow at the homo II i e o l .1 I \ B e d p a th . JIM ’S Hilly Tyre, Buddy Itlshop, |>oug Mrs. J. J . Cates, Miss Kve'yn of her parrots on Park Avenue. | jf. I \\ I iill*«»tt, I* I . H •.** i Stenstmm, Charles Robinson, Date*. and Jimmie Cates returned Ml m Symv* r r c th n l nnvidty and W It \\ illi.YiiM. PvrMtiisililt Hair,tils i:\ SF \ \'|<»lt IHKS .lark Hamer. Edwin Honlake, Wednesday frnr.i Daytona Umrli. wh«n*tw nn,| pillow r* M » and r*nk Alt.iiuonte .v|nrig" Ihiii 1 Fur t»r • M n n r s . s.pt \ » b » • tlronre Audi IJO.-., 1 ItrOwTs Wil­ They were amwnpanieil by Mrs. rn aatn * m g ift* from the lioHfr««. IliitiPi, I.. I> Hullo • and \\ It j i 1i.ul* \ It. i * * n o*f |i«* I .ailivs A I'h lh lm , son. O. P. Herndon, Jr., J . W. K. ft. Carraway, who will wRgiol S i||«|m4 via'* arrvrrd inform illy Haines. Mmih. o'.T, f* ■un i I till* •! *"lfit» • Altman, Delnrar Batte'rt, Ray­ several days h< re. in the dining r«*oi»» when* tin* tah|»riiuhiota S V. lomr. \ <i , B* ■ •I*I hi * at**! front! Imv . mond l.und,|ui*t, Claude Kelly. ( was tiYriluld With .1 hli'i* ch'tll and Wagner and Jutne* \\ \\ r «*u I .o*d \ r*idiv I *w.i M«lh***|i»l St. Clair White, Jr., Paul King. M m . ( ’. IK. Duncan and dutigh* rt iilorc d with an unusual nr Fern IV,•k t; i . Ion I l l . i n u t '. i |l (m* •* •hote Li w.i taken James Henry Dyson, Curl VatUie, ter. Miss Sue Duncan, of St. IV- rangrtnrnt of nhl *li"v\ and lift I. S Halo* .ifid I S. to i" , i J v |»t *rio'i uf f, * mg a hiokou Walter Haym-s, Julia.\ Ailauts. tersburg, arc the guest* of Mr.. r n m d**cnratt*d with p!nk to-* F«»r»• "t » iiv I! hrrt * Itruf h M l from hi l.e I Wallace Phillips, Roy Echo'.*, K. II. Duncan ntii| daughter. Miss hud-*, rihltm*. ami tin*. Mm I'm fold. Fled I rAtird nn*l W I .,* I...........Iinti* * .1 *lio ; Ul Volie William-, lid I Preston, amt Mriiim Duncan. Al Wallace. Nntif'tPdOI'Eledion Katherine Symus I Honorec At Supper fo r 2 vvPPKS Madame Isabelle Is 50 c Beauty Shopfx I ___ _______________ ,,a « .a a * a l i ...i» »otiow --—***** I ^ n U IC H ^ T H T W i *««m i e IMAIMRI A an UN 1 !>*•*!».»» I" nnd.'iMatii ,; o'. It I.a3 rvrtylloiej i n« could ever v au.t ill a Ith t r %.tr. Ami ui a.Mot* n.„ SPECIAL H To-Night 11 j t»w^*rtwi»fi>*«- AsfCswItssiifts/wws* T otay ih t» I din ptmiil»I ruy l‘)Jfi Permanents ( hamhur Buavd Is W.JIMC. IfpM.M• My I9 J I Dodge gave ma tuch rv d iln it »crv k p in n , w ?ir*i I v%a i ir.i.ty to buy a tww car, 1 chow an.*t!u*r lVw*g«*. * it, (Validation F o r County’s Bonds Expected Oct 1 si., i rosin Rriff.sorf , ju e x * I ll 1, t l .r 1 1 m •>1 t t c U o l i l k i l C al I Im* ,' c o t sirt* ellt I urn tv ring I r mill" »*• itn* pulton. N o Mr«ynu kan 1 U j I Liiili:** » i *v* f»» ,nyl DODGE $64Q N E W LOW F iR S T C O S T *••1 **r* I »•! I'lurt •l |.rlitit, I*«tl *Mt \nll I ■ «UMs'Nfl <Hf if l-MIgril |.» fit f<•• NIV.I t. I *' «*'*•% ........... ■ r.itp'.-ali.P, • ■ ■ ■ ! , . U cu l till 4| SU'*I iWUMr Clti',1 lt»,*4l| t) O DGK «K: \\ I I — . Sons I-I s|. SCHOOL DAYS START AGAIN IN A FKW DAYS. Wr llavt A Larne Stork Of COTTON FROCKS WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT GREATLY 1^ III REDUCED PRICES FRIDAY aid SATURDAY ONE GROUP OF COTTON FROCKS — A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WASH MATERIALS AND COLORS— VALUES TO *3.95. ONE GROUP OF DRESSES INCLUDING EY KLETS—VOILES HROADCLOTUS C R A SIIGINGIIAMS-VALUES TO 11.9--, ONE GROUP OF WASHABLE FROCKS - •rlforjobacco '*cut right to smoke right COTTONS AND CREPES— LIGHT AND DARK COLORS M ILLIN ERY- .,1 There's a right way to carve a chicken or slice a liain. And there's a right way to cut tobacco. • * • When the tobacco in your cigarette is cut the way it is in Chesterfield . . . right width and right length • ••it burns even and smooth • •. it smokes better. SILKS—LINENS—.STRAWS- LIGHT AND DARK COLORS VALUES TO *1.95 The Style Shop 102 E. FIRST ST. PHONE 75 r v —!#I F t •<* C hJi, b urr \ Miu» fwo-icuriCn. * �•- I PLAIN 0« SLICED 14 OZ. LOAVES Convene In Clove-, ; l a n d Sept 20-25 PAN ROLLS 5c W atd For I CLSVKLANU, f'Sept, • * - < * > ) - I WASHING F H * a n (r.m ■> many different The Agrirali m t l o i , of the country, have de- tiered itrk l «Wired their eandldacief for (he «n the qualit yeet of national commander a* the menu freer A met Iran Lrglon preparrs to movj fire day* of — •* '*“•* M Fo.lowing M Coare nt Ion S ep t 20-25. ----------------------- - — In alphabetical order the flee ’ department ordered ship* fit* llmw W aiplro to .tail the Legion Hod to grades higher than federal through what offtrer* consider may grade number th rei and to ik e *0 * . ho eve of Ito moat rrilicai years, or larger, except that 10 percent - . Me: Harry W. t'olmery, Topeka, |of escli hamder'a (cult might conKan.: Daniel J . Doherty, Wehom, [aM of tire BdL Maas.; Raymond J . Kelley, Detroit,! It was the l i n t order Issued by f , ' Mich.! Qulmby Melton, Griffin, the Agriculture Department under Oa.t and John Lewi* fimlth, Wash-! the new marketing agreement for lag ton, D. C. ( the Florida eltru* ladustry. Other candidate* for the Job! The commission’* rocommrndanote held by Kay Muiphy may Hon was nwmben said, to ! V * forward In state department I insure count mars agalWt early* ! coneentlons yet t» be held nr from season Inferiority er Immaturity tha floor nf the convention Itself, log citrus fruit. Shipper* In Lee snd r All >-------- ---------------1 ha L* ... 18 OZ. FAMILY LOAF CLOSED ALL DAY LABOR DAV, SEPT. ?TH S• PvlfA RKLE r FLAVORS made, this week. The effect of tha order waa to limit Interstate ar foreign motements of grapefruit to the first a ad second grades according to quality. The site restriction means shipments of grapefruit so small ns Ga., Daily' to require more than SO to fill a 1box will be prohibited, live of the I The period began at 12:01 A. M. the bonus Tuesday and enda at 12:01 A. M. year—the Kept. 8. The Agriculture l>eilunal coin- pertinent's order wav signed by ,L ’ Willi* R. Greg, acting secretary. ROOSEVELT UNVEILS RU8HMORE lie service and hold the mcni'nerahip with a program which has n*» self­ ish goals. This program of public service, given form hy *iirceedini( conven­ tions since the first caucus In Paris In tOlll, embraces adequate aid fo r dlsaldrd veterans, aid fur wi­ dows and orphans of those kilie I In sefvlre or who died later from the effects of their wounds, com­ munity service, child welfare, and Amerlcanlistlon which includes the junior tmsebnll program. Hoy Braid aid nnd promotion, and adult •duration. i The national rommmdorshlp Is physically arduous and generally an expensive assigmrnl. Frank M. Bolgrano, Jr., national commander In llt.W. In reporting to the HI. Louis reinvent ton, -aid he had trav­ eled over llfl.OOn miles that year on Legion business and had made 500 oddrrs'es, not Including 85 radio talks. Tile salary Is something un- •'d a pulley of political non par tlsanshlp and no past national com raandrr except Governor Paul V McNutt of Indiana has gone from the rnmmanderahlp to prominent polltlml of flee, a 'record In which the legion professes pride. The Cleveland convention In con­ trast to the pievlou. convention there 18 yenrs ago which attracted only an estimated 20,000 persons is rvprrted this year to bring up wnrd of '.*00,000 legionnaires to the lake city. K pageant employ­ ing a cast of 10,000 persons will open the convention Sunday night, Sept. 20, amt seislutu will cuattnur through Friday, Sept. 25, when the national commander for IDJAtf'.MI will Is elected. It Is a far cry from the small group which gathered In the Cirque ■te Fails on a chilly day In March. IPIO, to the $15,000,000 public au­ ditorium In Cleveland, whare the main sessions of tha convention will he held this year, within a President Roosevelt took tlm# nut from hla drought Inspection month and n half of the declara­ tour nf western states to dedicate the 70-foot image of . Thomas tion of an Armistice IS yeara ago. Jefferson which Sculptor Outson Borglum Is carving on the side of Mount Kushmore near Rapid City, 8. D. The I’resident la seen sratril (left) In his automobile during the ceremony. Standing nrnr the renter is llorglum. High above them are the incompk-tril statues of Jefferson, George Washington, Abraham Lincidn and Diamonds And Walrhrw Throdore Roosevelt. (Associated Prrsa Photo) Watrh And jewelry Repairing W E R T 'The •JEWELER Fine Diamond Mounting And Engraving -wHsss t'Miikm ana n i Lownow-~ SUGAR HKEA1) * i G E L A T I, N 4 pkgs. 1 7 c 8 O’CLOCKRED CIRCLE BOKAR....... TOMATOES 5 cans 10 lbs BL r r tK CO FFEE » PICKLES2iars 3 3 c FK ESU VEGETABLES & PRODUCE M ARKET-SPECIALS GEORGIA CURED PEANUT SWIFTS RAMS. ONIONS 4 lbs Genuine Sprltirf " BANANAS 4 lbs pound RUTABAGAS 3 lbs. ■% LEG-O-LAMB lb ........... Half or Whole »• SHOULDER ROAST lb. LAMB BRRA8T Ih. VEAL SHOULDER ROAST lb. BIB CHOPS lb ..................... RRI5A8T Fpr Stuffing lb ....... SU N N W ELD BACON h Dosder & Gay’* QwURy PiKST PEAS “ Bent F o r I k e B o e th T . Paint has only two purpssve to Great# Steely Provide I’rotecHoa. To achieve this dawMe pwrpwse It Mouth, you nerd a palat eapertaly made for this How tllmale. , . J i t '( t U ; t ,, - Sugar Cured. liACON SQUARES lb. lb ANCT Fresh Sliced FORK LIVER 2 lb*. Stanley-Roger* Hardware Co. •WVMII W IW V / . . SPARE RIBS 2 lb * #A rm lypo of recipel # M U a d £ io# cio(f m o n pdfidoklbQ woyl % M orveloui ftovorl COLORED—WHOLE LARGE BOTTLE CHEESE Ih SU N N Y F1ELD EX CEIL SODA A Back battle of RC holds taougti sparkling, delicious sola to fill two glasses. But it Is so modi better, mors refreshing,, you will want ft tfripfc rrery drop youraelt *. »*n i>r { Borne fe a tu re * o f I h k (m e te r m i « 30 brake hornepower. 12OUNCES C d R o b ert Bunch h ig h ( ew iew m a g n e to i f A m anifold denigned A retum m ended F u rd M otor C o, to b o ra N o. 1 F e o m r i OR. Enuy hand ling w ith p la tfo rm oo s ta n d op I f d taired . oyer POUNDS MOTOR - t l i a 'T i n f . - CO. NE-H1 BotlUng Cot Vi GAL 27C TISSUE fel * « \ e i K f l > - t * A V 3 rolls GALLON 4 9 c OATS 3 lb. pkg* l| c POWDER 4 pkgs. 10c eiaewor P E P P E R 2 o2. c a i COLA r. IVf-W#'iV^rtwWtt-* A&P 2 one ih. pbp-IfC 1 0 c Peaches No. 2 can l # c t'A K M 2 WESTERN BEEF ......................15c CHUCK ROAST lb. POT ROAST lb................. .............-.12»/3C RUMP ROAST IK............ ......................20c *»• % LETTUCE cabbage lb. ANN PA G E Baking Powder YUKON BEVERAGES �WORLD tra m a ry Tara day aaflmatad M W k o i m l a f t of rS O . 000,000 for tha rarraat n atal f t a r , or; abaci ona-tlxth of U m borrow- Th a aharpty Arctic P b ae C rab Takes Lives Of Six AMERICAN-DESTROYER PAHFFP OFF SPANISH COAST A N C IIO B A a K . Alataa. Sept. A. — ( A V - F i r e paaaanrrrr ami PUut Stavo H ill* K » t thair Urea |a tha wreck of * plana on thy Kraal 1‘ralmuU about M milM from Kara. Pilot Al llorninr. R jln t from a amail taka near tha ploym rnt tonditkaa aad draught • x p ra lta m . Bat ha adad that h any e rta t ha ripactad aay ntteatary Incraaaa would ba lata than WOO,000,000. m PI In ra Ih* b l i f t . i -o r b y . of H C N J A U I.S <•«»•»!.. .Hollo* la hereuy rlte n that the iimlaraianaa w ill. <>n the la tk day .f IV teb er, A. P. H I* , p a w n ! ta Ika Itnnnrakla Cunalv Jude# of 4*mlnnla I'm in lr. Florida. Ma f lml rat u rn . account and anuakara ia Aduitntelratur of Ika E alala af 'IttX fA M t!* r. r t t l l K T , dereaaed. md at an PI time. tti-n and there, u.ike application to Ilia an Id lodge fo r a final aattlrmaat of tl. adm lnlalrallnn of aald aatata, not tor an ordar illerharglng hint tv aiiah adm lnlrtraior. StopChM s and Faverf Patad ihla Ik* lltli day of A u ­ to •I A. P. li lt . ». w iij io x . %• Apm lnlatrator of the Katala of ■ K N J A M IX T . r o t t e r . Peceaaed. menu a f tba c m h , carried ward to Unward that a rareiw party raactad Milli’ plane lata yaotarday and found rlx dead. Oenldta Mill*, noted for marry flight* in Alaaka. tha daad weta Hr. nml Hr*. Uaurga Mark,-a. Hr. and Mr*. Lawrence Darid and Auguatua Talk, , all of Am-horage. I Map M d yea ara m forrd to iM k h totafort. For half a century, OroeoH trhm Chffl Te a k baa been rare i d d Malaria. It la hat aa uatful, to#, aa a m l lank for eU tad yatmg. F ln m a t aba tad abattoir hr k n d t a Safa ta I undamaged when an unWentlMane returned the fir* with antiI Baaratary Hull to preteat ta m ldtrod tha kemblng the raault M h a laauo Inatructiona In tha SOCIETY WOMAN VICTIM OF ‘SEX-MAD1 KILLER R O O FIN G » .* ] « £ £ vnrtiN »p raft ir iiir a iiM T t t tiran «a*aa.. m il *e. teat la ln -tr h r |t!v**ri, IhWl 1*11. \\\ It ilAltHINM It. HatbMr *«f T »* *rr|lflt*f»l» Nd» M J. ( h « tlh lilt »if Auwu«t. ' 1* 1^11 . filial M«imr In my « m l ha* Mtitilf* i* 1»1>Ila-.d11«' f> for tl III* * tt lea* |p a i ideal •Ulttlr* I |l**f om liM rn H +tl*l th« W f' fnllirwlnn iM«i*rlViMo| in Hi** i*»iiml:r *f ml mitt*. Slulu iif lrlurli. 1** In* w II ‘ leaf II lllttrh 21 K .ilh n w r in l Hf*t*k «, •! Ill ft» 4 * A 41. r i.ll Itm ih «. N peri ai i a*h A v'arry I'rlree «.1 l.b. Hull ........................ I .» » UNITED LUMBER CO. I* i»«r» The it» »* ft*n» »lit i»f thw m M . n(«i|imrl v ii ml a*r Ihi* *4 hi i*erllflr j ii r u**u* fl «f i* In Ili«* finniM ««f T in t ("tilrNw *miIiI rwrllilcnlM1 ■!»•!! FpileeitinV iircririllnfl' In Inw. *ir"i‘**ftlf f,e*«rrlhe*t fl»ef#ln w ill wiitl fn th«* ttltf hf Mt fi|k1tt**r nf r-niirt h*'ii«f* i|i»*if *»« Hi** Hr** !*• Ih*» l«** I hi* l i r In Ih* ni'iiilh nf September. i * 1d, whirl* H the l i b flk»y nf -ia-n If m l*«*r. M il. I'tUil t It In 12th al i V nf Auim l, tt«4 . Cl* ft o, I* M i:n \ l> n V . mP 1*1refill iVmt| •*V M**ivtlnnff* i *n»imy, Kim Mu Ttta Week SPECIAL Moth 1 'tja U I liohlel* Ira Tea* Nhefbet* OCEAN FLIERS USE PING-PONG BALLS FOR SAFETY Tl Katk McLaulin'ti 113 H. Park (ita a tM iM * * * * ** * * 1 WHERE TO HO TONIGHT! -f le U r r A ir out In R h o ftV Dance and Cool Off Wa Neter One# C H IC K EN D IN N ER 7IW Hleaha, Ctkipa, Hat aa ( ’aid I'lala l.uarh tiimd Munir, Itr r r . Win a l.iguara, P in. Ntlnp Veue rH e a M ra d eelee the weeh-tad at • a o R th . t-ewalen enlr ndnltfed fa ta# Itwfc R h w aftee i P. M. N Im I A I M * H a rry Rickman, a(age aad radlu vinger, and Dick M errill, veteran pilot, ara I | l « « With lh a a , ping-pong balla. PrapaHag fo r their trann-Atlantie flight from New Y «rk !•> N dM aad ratarn, tha pair loadad thair p la M WRh the buoyant little |H-|lel* in hopra the »hip tdd bob UgbUy from wave to wara In caaa o f C fw c »v| landing at >ew. (Aawrriated K n u I'boln) THESE Praaidant Raaaavait (arrow) Join.J hundrada at mauraara at fuaaeal aarvtaaa far tha lata laarttary of War Oaarga H . Darn In tha great Harm an tempi# at bait Lake City. Utah. Juat In frant af tha Praai­ dant tilt Oern't widow, wearing « black vail. (Aaaatlatad Prat* Phot*) Seven tlmae Qua Langley (above) faced death In tha electric chair at the North Carolina atata prleon In Raleigh and aavan tlmee ha waa epared fay reprieve at the leaf m in ­ ute- A l iaat he proved he waa In­ nocent of killing a filling Italian operator at Aehavllla and Oov. thnngheue pardoned Mm. (Aeoaelated Preea Photo) Wonder >M N n W IU M AKE voh^t Our Kitchen POPULAR n c greet you n* drive into our station WATER AIR GAS or OIL Gulf Service f ■ ’ \* Ii i / French ------- Than Ever For -------Stcnki -------Chicker ----- Chop Su«.*y I'lrk your farorile dr lab Ynu’ll find It at I'rrk'* liar. And >mi II find It mlird fight and aerrrd right. . . a raault of eelerted lliptor and apctialiied taialng. That'* tha aerrrt uf the pupultfily of I'rfh'a better drink*, aerretl Ih* MIGHT way P E R K ’S PLACE PkoR a ill 25 .1 ML So. uo Urkindn Raid �•Cl «. -fc* f .v T - v ^ r i T w iw o y ■p«a iofort B r - -- . . , ®KA*- ^.. tm McLucas Sees Bright Season For Celery Feds Take Z To 0 Lead !o WalkerCnpMatdi Fallback As Second Day Of Practice Is Ended At Gainesville L WALKER CUR RIVALS GET SET FOR TOURNAMENT j . - 0011, ^ A ll-Stars And Detroit lioiw'^Dsh ®®fcs pr s w Two Matches As! battle To D r a w 4InAmericans W in to a cloao, the Unlveie f Florida football eoaeltvs already, teen fit to nuke moving Watte n Ram* fomwr Andrew Jackson i •f Jacksonville, to |Im | SOLDIERS FIELD . Chita;o, department, and shifting Bept. I.—W>—Tho m a m of the CLEMENTON, N. J , Kept.3.— aophnmnre end of Wt.l- nation’* college football »UraW>—Amoilra'a heavily favored arm. to fallback. jand the National Profouaiunal,Walker CSp forte* grabbed n two taey held down a flrtt League thamploni of 1930, ll.e point lead over England'* fresh­ tackle berth on laat year’a I Detroit Unit*, battled to a 7-7 man team la the opealng four*',me fni*h cloven, playing on deadlock laat night on windswept dee a at Mne Vshey.yealarday. but i opposite able of tha line from Holdiere Field, bot 78,301 fen* a Scotchman and an Irishman from I Crabtree, right tackle, of were comforted by the fin t arm** the water-provided llm Falm llrnch. Walker wna touchdown* In three yean of thrilla with the grM ftat comolack the freahman .quad also, but [inch conteita. in the history of iakrgOHoxil am­ service last apring mostly Ini The fan-picked all-star* drew ateur team match tompetilion. j hack fie Id. However, Coaeh flrtt blood In the second petk 1 In the foiir malthe* played. e°d f includml Walker's bat Ihe Detroit Lion, ram* from A i£ r i^ w £ T lw o ” ^nd two we.n -------------------- - ™ £ w b « q . j - J W I n the fln.1 period to even J |h|i ^ 2 0 ( Bni|rr .V J'.iE J •«v. ttti. .Iv kT. w*o*wm - .Shifted To Guard And Walker To Americans Vi :■ :* EndSecond Day Effect* ChOn fn h en ity Football Team to rp ? WP — ; r Bnttias Leaders Mare Thu Fort} Of Last Season Candidates Are Drop Fait Pace Drilled By Coach G ikrif, (M y J l N < « T o (M t f ills if F o u back up there. i*™ It takes gaits a iam b —a aurvey * ^**F »*«ter drilled the ferty far betew the J N aw rh -to Gad er mor» taadldats, in the fuadameet af the hattiag leader* af of bkklag sad pawing IMS. Rookie* and prevkmaly light- . » ‘>h >lockl*g and taekHng practice er bitters bavw ftrgod altead. H «• U ljr la tha Lairs ptog Lea ef the T u k a a out this »umnu.r. ■_ _ „ has baaged eat a JT 1 flgsre, while -Hgulpment was issued to 10 ef Cady stated that thla h Juet I A n d '" " ' '" r • etperliiiinl. nU W B S C~ C t \ I tI Uoerrn ( perlm.nl. With nearly fire S —----. lO ------~ -----uown(|own e . . n „|||, mu |■mt ■ n II u n Itde* the Tiger*’ Gebriager ewa* aa av- the awn yesterday, aad the re- _ eraga sreaad J t t . lajariea. III- aaladte of the youths will receive A to go before tha flr<t r f i l f l p l f k R/l A A .f I I I ,r* v ,i ^ ,pr iGll. U1* plugging Frtaela Oahaet (ri«M), uptake a* tha AaieHiaa team, and B n Witttarn Two. >af Mn M h t l footbnll ramo of the tenill C C l Rent, and Cecil Ewing, an Irlthaeeeee aad elaaipa have bawled kbeir uniforms today or U acrraw , players, are shews tethlng w m m as they proetteed See tha BfaNtee Cup mH I Mas f c k i ji i Sag, there may le* more ehang.-v W a a nr I I <h P l i v n f f mBn *!"•••• hi* tre shot* over tha ether peae setter* ef a Rpeelal practice clothing U belag N. J , September t had I. Charge Vetea (toft) af AUswta, Ba* sate atathera the Gator coaches find Ihulr, L C t t K U C 1 , U J U I > j mile down Ihe mi ld e, mndo rueli team, la same (left) trying sal tha trishy seam . ( year ege. wed by the Seminole conch, with n gallant rally Hint they __ powerful eumblnallon ..... .................. ------ ------------- evened Am early tajory cloeed the aea-' br4» hl P*»»* and durene JarJ , Roy Duggan of West Palm I AMERICUK, tin., Kepi. 3.-M 1 their mntrh will* Harry fllvnn of aea ta big Bash Greenberg, ef Dw pureheeed for use In gaiara, Hth, a Junior, brought tha —President Hollis Kurt of lr»* ftenttlr, nnd Ihe vrlernn Georg.troit, while Ulaeaa svtrtoek Chaste *M*b give’ the Celery Fade of ends to nine, report-, Georgia-Florid* Ila*elmll Isaguo)Vo|g|,t pf New York, lo save hi* pioa Baddy Myer ef the Senator* “ • ■*» *«d appearance of a cobfor practice yevlenley after- aanounced yesterday the rliani-' ninjetly’a forre* from what before the race waa a moatk eld. **** Uwthlp play-off >|H>|her ^ a. Duggan wa* not Included pl'"*hlp plny-off between ----- Talln-r >|wJ He has payed la few gaates elace ' . Athletic application card* have By JIMMY CMAFMAH gaang the athlete. Invlle.1 l.y;ha-*re Bahirday. aad has a M * average. Nervoae *•*" dletributcd among the n n Cetfy, but will go out for the Rstnrday nnd Sunday ------ •' J " hnny ‘ J,KM,'" U,, ',n,, SM’,,y in the «Florida » ^ ! y clgV, ec!V/. l» ? nh2 _ disorder* drove Mickey Cochrane «Wntw, nhlrh must be filled out A . . . hud burled tin* ItrilUt. ........ .. iI Jivwav Will i!T Is* in he ra»|Kall anyway. *• !»»• Happy Days! quiet, aelf-cffacing HabhelL TbeF.te the keepital nnd the Tiger man- “"d Mgned bjF them, by their parT - r ,,, 0M c,ator Monday will Is* on offHl.y|rnnjb)1w' “ 0" of, n ^ l? r Thom-on Theref Tte —And when we say happy| au about schieVag great r e s u l t * wJU| # M|Uon ^ still one nhtnr, •*»* . _ . . urr,in- , , i . ¥ , hl,l r ' nnd lltrry llentey, 7 end 8; Reyn#f ^ „ u , aad by their family pby.L McLeod. sophomore end. who hM « dlya weTe speaking of our much'on the mound in different f * * h - l „ u u X ht n a n K h i*IJ« Kmlih end K.I White, Ihe T .',clan. get arrived Irrd from Tampa yet. Mc-|Wlii i«» nigni gnmes hi t.onieiu. | imm|Ufj - r- had roulrtl Jark read-about but UtUe thought- Ion. Ol’ Dia lihea t* 'Teg ‘em"| ,M ^ U,r " ■ " •“ •“ ‘••F* wet rinretrd lo report With' *,,r" rmnes nn* re c e i* n r y "o m n a r ite r s , nun rauini ja r s r . . * ! Just plate slumps caught the I *" applying for the privilege ef wat eipcrtrd to report about Seminole High School past the better*, while King th ereat of the tenm Monday and *° 'lef"1* the winner, they willl Mcls-an iml John langlrjr, H nnd other*. The Maaer-up te IKK, Jo* trying o*.t for the grid team, the Leltry Feda. Those forty odd use* more subtle mean* ef ___ re t pected „ _____ _________ . . . , . . . . . youngsters, who are bearing tha smarting the enemy. It nil de­ VeernOt ef Ckvelaad, ha* pulled up |<«r* must sign a pledge with thb wgttenlay. |H m CoHele inlithtl nm Kept. ■nd Weller Emery, Oklahonm City, heat to gain shape for the com­ pends on the type of workautn te JO I after a pitiful start. The > jjo » ln f qualincllona* hid Is-en fortunate rnont.h to hoi I DonbU-X man ef Baeto^. plump | 1. To train ccnslatently a* a.I. ^ *| B oth morning and aDermsm ,3 J n11T " ll,h* , ** ":l ing grid season when they hope you prefer. riordim I’rter* nnd J . Morton ■salon* row ll.e CaU.r* nguin nt. Tallahau.ee wiM Is* defending CHICAGO, Kept. 3.—UP)—Jay Ui bring honor and glory to their Personally, wa prefer the DU- Jlnuey the slugger, hi* a current, vised by the roach! 2. Not to smoko Dykes to a lie In whnt they thmurlit h- butlness of limbering up f o r * " * W®1 rhamplottahlp. llcrwangrr could have made him- Alma Mater, have all appear­ sy one, who has Sept the Cards mark of -390 aad may make the during the semester which la rov. heavier work which will fo|.| »* u would le nnolhor Ameil-nn ron|sred by footballs 3. To make n ae-* ance. of being able to gain that in the race this lean wltg hU first ten. lew as the time of the flrtt game ! ' C’ . n "','fP* 3'"J<|Ue*t. Hill un.1 Ewing aim w e r o .^ ^ * " P J ^ accomplishment. ................. Flit Cramer ef Beeten Is on* ef rlou* endeavor to keep up hi* , ate a t/, every-day butting. Even Craw. near. At Ihe III o'clock » * * ■ . In event any game* [ , up,M ,W(|t j >e eo.y victim.. ,7 .'- ™ . a line which sill ■rer-1 thougn he has been hrr*ttlTii frets the autjor disappolntmeata of the atodleas 4. To do all In his power Brill, save ml groups nf the ar,u»d.»" '>»*• «»u*lno*w meruUllt , h). Inveder*. competing ,r° ^ elnm ^ 'te r t h ^ age - « ”170 or better, a beckfleld u M mound on eevtrai occaaiona, 1F*ar. Fourth a year age, he le still J* keep athletics desirab'*; rere sent through n fn*t work-1 " r ,h" ' « * ' »>•' “ their flr:.t Walker Cup •n i,v '* r*.i nich will average DM,i, etui au*l a 'i t la a known fact that he h *s;b *nw J 0 0 after a miserable be* ° mab* •* ■ point P°*nt to abble jy at on pass drfenre and offen.e., "cw '»«»• »t Ihe .lie originally mU#,| rvcry „,l0 of thu numerous l' nlrer,''» •'» Chltego, la[ temh a*|uad of aectnd-atringrrs whi'bevn worked too often, even ginning. Fete Fea of Detroit and,|b• *»!•• *nd regulation* of the Hlgnal drills look their place ■ehaduleil. mi*take«.of tlielr rivals, roared to ,hP B,m« ,h[* «■ l-probabfy far can bo dc|«ntWd on to boar the; Frankie Frisch mimiU that, but Julios Bolters of BL Louis are far ••booii l Ta so conduct himself |g Ihe roullnr, nnd Ihe Gator.| ' . ~ the ocraaion wlivn needed with aub- n,,‘ Yrry " '" ' h money. brunt uf anybody’* elteuk, then Frankie would say, "how below their 1133 stride*. ! at other echoote that ha will hrln-f ' ahowisl alertness, b apltn of tie* S n a r t a n n l i r i f ( . a i l l R 2 par golf and ended ul. even. Ihe rugged PJO-pounder, who haratofore Jowly Celery Fed* n,e ii’ya expect us to ’ win witbont' Those in tne Big Ten ae It *f*dlt to bla team and achuot. time Umv have been at II r|* ■* a f_ lim ln a * The HtUlalt Ulo ioal Ibvlr Li;; tamed all-America honora at half* well on their way to great U d n g s l^ t eretir piuher, he’s tha steads today, are Earl Averill e f Tboe# pledgee ere signed oe lb * running through the new 1 0 1 I-A.UU 111 J u n io r , rhancc ^ (|r v<*l )*S*J, when Hill back 'ait year and for three aea- in state Ugh .cheat footballclr- hrnlt 0f our tMta.” And frankto'* Gevsland, the current leader, with y««tha' honor. l _____ __________ S c r i_ e_s ______ G a _____ m e s ., .u-ed wrong club cn tlu IlilUy- ions was called the Maroon’a one- also, whore, for the JG ~ . .. . . . . . . the . . . ______ past low ln hu way. for Joromo I* a ^71 mark; Luke Applleg of tho I * signing consent for their M The blocking diimmlr* ha-c* " ~~ laeroml, undercTubblng the 'trll and|man foothall team, likely could years, they have boon referred! willing to work If hie week willWhite Box at J7 0 ; Bill Dlckcy of hoy* to participate In Ihe athletic W put In Iheir nppcnranco yet.) BPARTANIIUIIG, K. Kept.l losing the hole to thu Americans.'have profited as high as $10,000 to as easy picking, even by ouf |help the Cards keep their repu-the Yankees at JMSlt Roy II of Ptograt*, the patents are not *lgnthey will not lie lined for 3.—(dh—Spartanburg to* ok n 2 l| .. —------------------------!a scaion a . a momlA*r of thu Chi- supposedly aliter city of ttvlamlr,, for winning ball garnet. g t Louis at J M ; Gerald Walker•"« • « leJs« to Ihe schoo. on tho — 'rago Ume yet. Alrendy Stanley Ion I In the American Irgi m■ *-»* Hears, had ho chosen to caih whose past rlhlctic teams Lave So, L it for me, If you please. 0f Detroit at .345; Joe Di Magglo hoy'* Injuries, should he have any sad Carl..- Proctor, who hner Junior "Kandlol World' Kcrle* on hi* fume. / “t . m"of" yiK.r,JUrv i« v ^Fed l h , . ' r ,,l * ‘ 1’ ?*.!’ !!?,t.w?U!!.t.0 i * i T ® * •* ■S4S» T w 'k r. *»_«•<• the season, but are.on 'y been working wll|, Ihe taekb**, yesterday be defeating I.II Hi* mu* urged by many to grab the hand* the Celery pitching dynamite la the major cievelaad, at 437. and Joe Kuhel slfblng a release to the school are p-avin'i: the way for bl<irklr>g Angele*. r, to I, tx-hind Ihe »l\Ihe money while ho could, ’.efoi'i! aggregation*. circuits. M T t iiu i i.s tx ttie i of Waahlagtoa i t 438, along with board from a law-suit in case of practiee with Interval* of in- hit pltrhing of Kuvrrn Wright, 1'rt. turning lo Ihe task of building u That live local eleven will llvs Won iMutl Injuries, Coach Me L iras said. Gehrig and Gehrlngsr. ■ ptvurtlon In mnklng rontact anil their rleht-l.amle I hurling acv. N* w Y n ik up to pre-scanou drug-sture prog •J*J .btslnea* career. Also up aamag the leader* are The eoieh fuither pointed nut la y DC •barging. | Mith Mahaffey, their flr*t- HI. laSsillM I l l 1 1 Instead, he deckled to return to nosllcatinns Is practically a ce r­ trio from Cleveland who won’t that these cards weto being dUFractires fir the rent of Dili "Ding ralrhrr. out of the lineup •'liIrMNn tainty, for nothing but a physi­ .Ml the midway a* an assistant to Head It t telelir Bill ■play te 100 game* this year— tricuted ell over the state and were will bcor n lurifi* ninoiml with Injurlc, tin- Kprrtnnburg I'liirlfinutl t'nnrh Clark Shiughnesay. He wdl cal catastrophe'cculJ keep them ------g_______ __ _______ _ |Bruce CampcelL handicapped by not a retail of local ruling, but sameni-** with llltlo ............. for Iho 3 " n,'.r* cll|.|»c,l Weaver nnd „ .III work with the bock*, especially from having at least a .600 *e v WHITE SULPHUR BPRINOB. nines* for the second straight year, the m u lt of a ruling of the Ktate feothrllers In do betide* routine! Htephenl nf Angele* for nine I'MIaO-lplil* ton, so when the bet* are place I •• ** •*** the Ireshmrn, and if he can tench W. V a, Kept. S.-W I-R ed -halred wllh j g j . BIH g ^ Win , t jg o aM| W *lr*e*>'* H # « U * High School A lheiic Association. , activities. The i,tlil.d,-* welsh In' Mt**- Five error* l.v the Call^ ™ ta u lb# !a* wel. a* he tan, passed and and the money .hanged, lay yoora Hi. I x . ii i * I ; New Vork 1, Roy Weatherly at 481. Physical txa adnation* to te giv­ ami nut nt enc), prnrtlrn seulon, f,*'nil,n4 contrlbuleil to the vb.*I'k lr.ia " I ; llroo klvn a. ....................... . Muiuon talent should ? " t 'kicked, little W I.e m i.fln a U o f the M a w n -D lx o n Wally Meoea r J Ithl*delphla, en the boys by their fimtly physi­ l-iiH .,,1- iftiM *t 1 'l ii .l.u ie h , ra in . ,1I„|,.Vl.i „ 11-,| and ell seem !<• he lo*ing a llttlo |,,ry' tra ne f u |; I women’* g olf tsurnsment y**tev- who waa among the leaders along 8 " u n a e vc io p e u . V fl(h t with tin* rlmntrn fretrt *#ni Aiuirltt 00*1 ^00 0 1 0 --1 0 *• ll ,,-t o n .1l a (w’In*r lmT w« lll*. i r * ln . cian are signed for by the doctor. Owner (ieiirge IJalaa of Ihe ■timmrr Inurtivity to thi* 10jc—R 0 J with Campbell laat year, although, who declares that the youth la A aure-fi.e Im w lm ll argument IlMMiklkn ul Clllrugo. Rears, who brought Red Grago in­ New York *1 HI l-illl*. —one that n«v«r fall* lo provoke tory over Fritxl Sllfsl of Who. I neither played ta 100 contests, h as! physically qualified to try out fur •xrrri/f tliry now ir*» through. I Hlftihcni nn I Ihippl**; I'liiliu l' l|>liM ui I'llla lo ira li. to professional football wa.i pie_________ Wil«»ht uni l ln*lrr, red hi t debate—U the discus- Ing, W. s b . a current 433 average cad may'the sport, whkh relieves the coach |1"-||'|| ul Clni'lMiMlI. pnre.l to go a l.ng way financially *lon of the relative merits of) Paying a consistent gam*, tho soon pueh lato the top group. from worry abcut n youngster’ i V <111111 *> I . K X I i l l l to sign lletuungrr. IHisy liean and "a rl Hubboll. lH-ytar-oid Minneapolis star "777 heart or any Oliver form of physkol l*rt. Won Ijo*I line of tho pioneers in the pr , Each hr i hit own staunch sup- stroked the out-nte* oa the “eld Berg’s biggest obstacle ,to tu IJ .ftft? S r * Y o rk ,%I1 game, llala.* pictured tv himself porter* who ere ever ready lo while" Greenbrier course te 31 title, matches strokes with V lr-1b* nJic*P*M A) « 1 Lastly, Ihe rard must ia signed ,u4# *5 h i i i 'l i ftete Gullfoll of Syrocua*. Will |wy ca*h. Mr*. Ileliten*, •I*t» ft? ft] . i l l the throng i which woj d go to quote fact* ami figureu to prove and roasted ta victory over her la 4 M*$ by the high school principal, drnot1— A n nou ncem ent*. .111 ft? ft1 lathe Monroe. \V*U IsIllMt'iN their r* mention*. opponent, who has bee* the West lag that the candidal* Is achola*,dlN| 1Usnli.li ftl «A BAN M l ILL There I* no questioning H«t Virginia S la t* champion eight HAVE YOllIl WATCH repaired IB— llounca F o r R e a l , Jft 1 HI. I stllU (? il (trolly * Igible for participation in WARDHA, India. Bept 3.-G F) fact that Dean and llubball nre 1? »4 , U 3 the luck who gained more than IM.il i. llstil.t by one who really know* bow the sport. V - - I r r S n r *w M rwntl* -M ahatm a Gandhi lay Ul today u mile ef gtoiind during hi* llual the two outstanding nvmmDmen Xoilay, t e the eeml-fteal round Briggs- Jeweler, Mag. Av*. FURNISHED HOUSE; 3 Url1i'll l>% I I . M IS 1•!»11 with malarial fever at g small *U> season at Chicago, who beat Il­ ,n the Natteaal «'!*•% * I,.i*«| W U »ll 1llM l| (h, Mrs. Betty MeekWy riMini*, eleelrle refrigerator; Isge where he has taken residence MEN WANTED to train fur n|>en for inspection 111!; ll U. HIM I'liit .ili" Ml lUialisn, i m In . * linois virtually single-handed, and N r s* Y o rk 3 ( I d i'U k t ’ la n'l 1; your choke aiul come near to be- of Washington, while Jean Bauer Hie temperature has remalnd 103 kit movie debut, is a son of the position* la Ihn Itefrigeralio'l who all hot wrecked Ohio Htate’i 1 Hit https). K. kdllh St. former chief Justice of the Ruman­ and Air Coiiilitionina Field. Write I i b b s m Tmdmf ,ea*on in 111- Ten warfare by bril­ ing right. Hu, why not namo 0 f Provldear*. K. U the defend- for two day* but doctors announc­ ian supreme court l» f it 'll Ml WMBhliiMli'n. Boa DM, llrmld. Dean the hlng-pln of the right- ln„ th*mplon aad apparently Mis* ed some Improvement 2 1 — A crenjte fo r S a le . liant tal-carrylng and defensive 1Mr \ •It!lit) Ml S r * Yssrk. handed to*"*r*. and Hubbell tho _ _ _ iM lIf IM'S III Iltsw 1till work last fall. PEItSONAL! FRON TAtiF. (IN Stale Highway Ht. I j i i i Im u l l*Mlfts|«l|»l)U. ,1,1,1- «V Ihe «ni|th-p-wi? Therj Nothing llala* had ta offer, MP.NI GET Vigor At Onrel N.-.v No. 3. (lil.ui lo Itoud, IVt.MI should be honors enough for H tiiT itr .it* .%h h « m t % r n > > Osirrx Tonic Tablet* contain |H-r acre. Fluwlni; well hauini'*'!*, howevrr, tould convince iterwenger Wss|| 1j»B| IV I, yaw oyster Invlgorator* an I other $.',0.IM per u n i. Phone 3323. A ll.•»*» » ,s * ,i ' BH IB • IT he c lullin't do letter by starting b’ The* ere diffsrent .type*—llm III* lUmulartt*. line dose pep* up or- tlvi't itreet land in ., b| it ,&79 WJtk liitiiiedl llely on a lifetime DrLi'ali, nV i-tlst long, lomi-talklng Itean. ami the i n th., h ms 11 It .344 job. lie har. a post with a manu gin*. gl.in>l*. If not delighted, Kir. N H O r lr iliB n ht .1 X maker refund* few rent* |iald. l.lllle* .......Is << Tl .•ft** tnrturing (once.n which will per­ ijm ia l trn n e m « Mi,s 1i n . . . , i ftl Tt .144 mit hlui lo give a share of hi* _______ Call, write, Mrlteynolda' Drug Co. 2B— lYllHcellutimiiM fur rune. K lst'% b|||<* il Ml • r » « r m tviux Iimi' to Mar.on grid hopeful*. If I nrrM'M Alt l«l|'ll' w 1? 14 .41? FUR KAI.K: ll*« l Kelvlnntor V U ItKKIS It e l r t d ii y 'e H rew lla he I* . ucre«»fu’ he plan* to about I W s n l and Found iSfs.1* mu » 1 1 I# * |] S r * t »rI* mm 1. eli elru" refrigerator. Allan it I rr a.» ifull-time *). m i* i (coaching i N H H i t i K Jo ’ • . N o t I t ’ s. las ilimirtsF te tr u r ------- -Ro|lr« If !»»•■* lUnl 1 * ' "ihs**l' sin 1 tl.ll 1 .||s*f|ld .1, I'l.it rtl lO S T t Fountain pen -bclw *n new unit. 133. Fai»y term*, lien- Ff'VlolM l|4lM. -M |sHIm u i k'llsiRb lllf , F.1III. M Mounlnln lew Co. A |‘o*t Of­ eral Applianru Co, u l t i y p n u llr c fltlil, w urk liiR on ; Ju ly . I». |»S!e HteB HIM hi K 4 Ml *. I L s i ___ a ------------ • ______ _ B t * iMW t ' . . . .a Its lasW fice. Reward. W. K. Gufford, Tel. MISSIONARY Hlrawberry plants. Mils* n J»S tli.it |xiy* lr«« athan $10,000 J fiMl i mm ' to - F as f f * ^ ^ . , mut. Hpullt.llun l«c * l*a » ♦ * 7B7-W. a yrar. |, ^ |uU-U thereon. S»M centoGrown from northern stock. ( H IC h C F I I O I t O 11 Ih* fullnwla* U«JNCII of I key* on Swill kry Rex Packard. Phono tli-W . the i'uu»tjr *1 A n d A to b a m a gin,kin. tn -w li: ring. Finder rh-imo call 600-J I lk ,, S W k or N W tl See. * T w o . receive reward. —Kee our lino and ask our •) Bcrwanger T a m Dows Pro Offer For Coachet Job SPO RT C H A TS Offer Of 410.000 For Season Is Refused liy Chicago S t a r World a THE STANDINGS;'", Patty Berg Reaches Final* Of Tourney * I' ■ ......H C lassified Advertisements 8 :# f f £ '/ iiiiv “m m : m m tt 4 —Aulnmobilew. hizi Youth Ghrca Cards To Be Filled Out As Ts Trainisg Roles WASHINGTON, Sept U -U T > By JIMMY CHAPMAN Only Leo Gehrig aad Charlea GabAs the prospective Celery Feds riager of last year's Big Tag Aster- griMers rolled through their third Icaa League hitter* are kitting tha ' •» >Mteril*T *««reall hard eaough this year to re- , *••*» ®i**b ‘ Whltey" McLueas tala their standing, bat a itreag ?***•". , 1 ***• y«*«g»ter» gave rally dewa tha home rtretch start- “ ■ “ • *• * pmimet for a goal la earbMT FwUrdaF. put Jhaaqr TflllnhflttitPP pjt < prke. Co. is | rt t — j Suspended By Owner! Tuianc “ -5?S«w T. Griffith Of Senatoni Extend GrM Contract I t Month IU u «* *» WASHINGTON. Kept. 1 (AY —Tim Washington Senator* yisterday Mnnnunrru announced that SPatent irnifb/ 'jliR ii'fl CJIff llolfun had bem, susnemtsl without I«y for the rtiurim kr! of the season for leaving Ih.' club withmit petinisilm. At tl i aanif tilin’ they nrtimimc.il tho purrhvf of Khanly llogun. for­ merly wllh the Mew York Giant*, ami Rottiin llrnvi**, from th All.any Intetnalinnal l«agi.u tlub. ' Pulton, Washington'* Grr; string catcher, bad been IU for several tlaya wllh almia Irntibie rod had ask'd that he be alhiwed to go homo fo r a while. FOB BALE—3-room house. Good Upon advice’ of tho club phycity location. Bargain. Small skian tluit ILilton would be In dawn payment! easy U rn*. P. O. lhapo tu play shortly. Owner U s * Griffith refused Baton 9 m UT9, --------- ------- yZ *i I Stanley-Rogers llardwuiv . HEM, AND Hon*. 301 W. First Kt. for week-end bargains WHITE LEGHORN ami R. I. Red pullet.*, 3 to 5 months old. I seed cara. These rara are priced straight sale with no trade- Call 2202. FOR RENT OR RALE-4-room house and garage. Orlsnrt.’ -STA TE tire*-R ear*’ Road. 017 W. 1st S t I Rears’ quality. Be IDI V . First Sjt FOU HA141 OR RENTt Furnished 7-room alurro bungalow. Mol tnation Wnaltd. ern 4 miles south on Sanfor.l 1S T WORK . . w»k, pm tei, Avenue. Do* CK, IteiaaL * heuserlruner. David Allen. FOR KALE: Wardrobe trunk. Cypress Av*. Phone 183-J._________ DAY work cleaning house, for Bate. Ing baby. Lucille White. K. 8th. j u K t.la in * »■*•» eon* «* act** m m * » r >••«. I ’D. H**«**nt«al nf Ik. ****•• prAgertr under the «•» e.»tlfl—U l—Coach Prank Thoms* .7anr . rat* Ih w I u k k m aInn . lh* asm* ol ««•»««} >e*tentey that the Alt 1**l'»U»*tX»akt eefltrteal* *h*tl he b«-na-TuUn* .eentrnct W U n k ru o e rty u w r i M u i . - . min^Titi1^ w in e*i>'ii ted from two to four year* t u i i lu Ih* kiahMl hhW .r *t lb* ...... .............J ... B n r rM Sit-houa. 4«*r nw the f with game* alternating between llu m ia v ’ ■* the month ef Rirmlngham and New Orleans. u r. Is is . *b k b s t u tit*, ear The Crimwn Tide and Greeniea nf N e g le m U r, ISIS. Dwlml thu lllh day -f Aeaeat, pill meet thla year for Ih* first I 1ill tiie<* -lace t i l l , when Alabama fk P. IIE IIX D O N , Cterh nt t’lr r u ll I'n u rl o I * * u. II to 7. Th* gems will be ■•miaul* C a u n ly. ru .rld n . id.- -*d In Birmingham. ________________ . skwU- (;a.,1|htr., K.ir tureed wWl. whfn h , WM ^ overnight, - wa.* neither fright It or grief. It Just happened. pemiUulon to leave. Th# cluh was Infomted yealertiay Ibdtoi* hail left for I In High Point, N. C �S evei Fliers Aid To Needy speed West Id Is Promised tyeadiz Race ByRooserd RICHMAN, MERRILL REACH LONDON Arnett* K artart Pat*President, L a n d o ' nam Lends Women Meet la Droug) Entries la Q a e a t Conference W it R ebels H o ist F lag A t Hood, A shes C over C ity O f N orm A s P rem ier Q uits P o st J n lo M 's k e a ' a C D im ■ O IU | l V w a L u l jM I n A i r “ • m ™ • ■ — _ J - ___n ___________ “ s*rt. df -s m o in e s , low*. 4. —(A*)— President Rooeevelt, head­ lnB fur Springfield, III., for mon mid-west drought ctinfc ■cnees, i u reliably reported to- Rktunan And . Merrill ^ •“»* tod **t*b «”*"• » « ___ t . .. .. now. Including London of Kanra*, *v n v m r W*U * * *M* * T o r MADRID. Sept. I .—(AT— A man who faced dentil before u reliel flrlnir squad returned to­ day to the living. Claudio fisailu. refugee from n small lovtrn In the province of I'alcnclt, *ni(| he fled there Aug. Seminole County's bond refund­ to and reached Snntnmh'r after ing program was effected just In falling before » firing ••piml. lime to pievrnt a rise In laies, Fascist*. he -old. nt-mlencd hla E. P. Hou-holdcr, attorney for body among curp-e* relieving the County Commission Hoard, him dead. said today. ' With severe w-urnd* on the He explained that Hrmlnu e fare nn.] -hoilder mid with lit­ bonds. In thl, decade, were rapid­ tle food, Pa-ado -aid he rro»*ed ly falling due and that the only the mjtumtninc to Santander way to meet the obligations was where lie wa- given medical aid. to boost taxes. "I was sentenced to death be­ Under the refunding program cause I picked up a Socialist negotiated with the K. K, Crum- newspaper which g- vernment liter Company of Urlando, all ma­ f iers dropped in Iown.*' he turity dates have been advanced said. -It) years, thereby allowing the county taxing unit to accumulate a sinking fund to retire the cer­ tificates. Mr, Houshuldcr pointed out that approximately per year wilt be pouted Into lire sink­ ing fund. This money wi I be u-cd to purchase bond* on tho o|>cn market, he continued. It I* expected that a two-mill *ir,t opportunityto study reduction may lie effected in a,'rur:,,‘''lend- of tl taxr* for the next fiscal yrnr, Mr. hleirtial ee.tio,, y.-nr thro lloush-dder indicated. That ron*- 1 iter.ny Digest straw voir let will be definitely decided Tues-! *u" ’ iHMlcrtnken one.- eve rl»y when the Commission assent- .i'*'*r* by the teagnzino. bles to adapt a HM-37 budget. First return- In tho The County bond refunding pro-1 natlun-wldo poll gin- Gov. gram has met extreme favor I andun. tint Its puhlicnn inessitten Of Sanford; Lower Taxes Forecast For New Year ixIIM M M C Republican presidential nominee. 1» /~Oi .nwd oxn. U|at ■* ywUrday's here >H ta nw J conf«renco u , cai|(1 Fanners Given ChanceToCheck Soil Work Sheet .New Government Is Formed In Madrid^ Socialist C a b a l * lero In C o n t r o l Pius Pleas For ‘Prayer Crusade9 Revolt Leaders Push T o w a r d Seaeaat At San Sebastian , Y O k K . ®*P* * 1* ' " “ ,# D t t M 0 1 > !& . Iowa, Sept. 4.— | * * 1 SsVtQ IU t p ltn e * yp)—President Roosevelt and Gov5 0 v n tw ird toWXlH I/O* truer Lanuon, who greeted each S m i Iw today In Amcricn’s other with "How do you d», Mr. H it T i t Fnal Buto-COfltlncntal air speed President" «nd "How are you. S|utnish Fascism today E m Ic, the Bendlx n ic e . Governor!", talked over the Kansas Imistotl it* flog over Ow ~ contest, prelude to drouth for 40 minute* at Iowa'* flnming rity of Iran J»ak Ike nations! a i r . paces opvn* j state home yesterday afternoon. nrros.t tho border from 5 1 In .lira California city, The conference ful owed u lunchFrnnre ns premier J«w (JiT* d te v six women and nine eon at which the President and the Hound for London, a goal they fallrd to reach In non-atop nl I’craira resigned and * ■taw aa parUaipwnt*. man who *eeki to oust him from flight, Harry Rlchman, stage and radio singer, and Dick Merrill, a now government wan xiw Fifteen thousand dollar* In the White Ilouie eat i t the samn native of toika. Mi—., are shown leaving Kloyd Bennett airport, nuinri'ii fur vvnr torn Spain. M M Mtwy a welt* the winning luru^eon table, ate fried chicken New York, In their plane, “ lardy of I’cace.*1 They made a forced IVroiru resigned In tba flaw*. and eorn-on-Uie*cob, arid talked t a p il.il. Madrid, niul th e S o ­ Among the women pilot* U . about fUhlng. cialist extremist leader, F ra n­ AmtUa b rh axt Putnam of New After the luncheon and drouth cisco lairgo Caballero, WM York. Jaa J acobsen. ana of the discussion between tho opposing nnini-l prime minister and mto* flier*, reported trpm Miaffotd, presidential candidate*, in <"f nt In compliance with the federal i-trr of war. Za —a *, bp tatopht o to Kaiuar unparalleled In recent political hi*toil conservation program. With almost the whole of 0 $ 9 Umt hta plane eipluded In tory, Governor Undon told new*, He said any grower In doubt Irvin burning, with at n e ts l i t tail sir near Stafford, throwing « * to the arcuru'y of the Infor­ tired with bodies of Hoc laHat Mas clear. Be aaid be landed "President Roosevelt hr a very mation on the sheet should call ■I 'endcrx, with grim conflicting aalely bp parachule. fine, charming gentleman.' at the farm office and vrrlfy the lepwti* of fate of aa many aa Able* of the Kam i* governor figures and other data for which :.uti |o-si lures who had been Held ' COTDON AIRPORT, Engtoml, told reporters clustered in tho ro -1 the form called. by fleeing government militia. Sapt tr-iM ’h - Formally romplct- fund* of tho slate house tin t tinIll la Is advanced vlctor'oualy Tin- County Cuascrvatl'.n Com­ km Um vastward lap of a pro- President and Governor Lnnduii ili’ o'irh the fallen town. mittee Wednesday cimelinh-l the paaad rouad-tWp, Iraiu-Atlantk touched every aspect of the drouth due tiny |iaml of dcaperaU operation of ei.ab'l-hliig base sky holiday, the Amarkaiu Harry prob’tm from Immediate to long(i-ivi-nm e rit xrulot* seised tho acrengi-s of Seminole farms, and dm Rlchman aad Dkk MerriU land, range needs, but that they reached lot ■rnathmal bridgehead at |r-tn Upon the-e Ini-ex farmers and ad h*rs today. no decisions. In n wild ilnsh ami held U with growers ill be priil federal *1They flew from South Wale* Limion left the capitol Imme­ machine guns, grenades tad lolm 'its. where tack of fuel rsuiol tholr diately after he conferred with the Serniiodc County tu.l.i > i >..kc l Score* of Sunfiinllte* are ex­ rl«d guns. Beginning Tuesday several plane "Lady Peace" *o larul in President In Gov. Clyde |„ Her­ on with intense inter* tt as Vo­ pected to attend (he I .a Ini r Day checking crews will Le placed New international faceta of. i cow pasture yesterday. lusia I'umi'y Cungtiis*iimr* lock the Hpunish civil w ar, now l t d . They made the trip from New ring's private office. Hi* was Hie ptelim'mity step* to t-n i* ir t W Week frstivltie* in Daytona Beach In the tidil to measure all I arms Sunday and Monday when a reign­ in? It* seventh weef, la a M a d ' owners entered work Y aftf»te (M ath'W ales' In' less third. nf,,fU a- drouth illncussjo u new road between Duytunu ing ipicen of Florbla's "Cavalcaile whose a plea by Pope Mua fo r a "e ra sheet* In the farm affir*. JAan IS hour*, a now record for Prealdent Rooeevelt held with gov- Dench and DeLand, of Beauty" will be chosen. -rule of im r .'ir " to curw tho eastward trotting it the emore yesterday afternoon. Ilcfcrilug again to threkinff Tin- lii-hvra) ts-tween Ino two world's spirltiM l Uta, and ‘a The other governor* In tho or­ Among (ho beauty contestant! work sheets, Mr. Daw-on raid W ith Atlantic. Kieneh ('oinrnunUt move to form der named, were Guy D. Park of cities, notably on* uf Hie ivjc*t ore three Seminole County young it is difficult to uffivt any In the slate, l» uo-l very freSockP-atB a united ABINGDON, England, Sept 4 . - Missouri, Herring and, afler thr •iu< oily by u m .j-ir.iy of ban- w mm. Miss Louise Johnston, Mil* change* once the ilocnu-ut i Is f t , Anna Mae Elti* and Mi<* Kllin- the Iocs* of (let- and arc* sent to UPh-Mr*. Beryl Markham, bknda Landon meeting, R. I* Cochran of furiliti** and other Heml nolo belli Cameron. They are sclmduled E n g lis h tockty woman, took off Nebraska and E. W. Martanl or Innle County ChamlH-r of ( County resident* in week-ending to appear In IhiIIi a formal beautv Gainesville where tho Flrtlo Con­ CoiumunUtM vw nl HocUIlil Oklahoma. today on nn attempted non-stop H d R iiii M mm paa# h t n ami vacationing In Daylorui pageant and n i alhlng In-auty pa­ servation Committee will act on Kianm to aid Socialist Madrid "It went off tike any other con­ flight to New York. them. Beach. because, tlu-y contend, other Eu­ rade. Flying alone, tho jW-year-old ference would go," remarked SenThou-ami- of ilulhr* will be ropean countries are arming tho A resol'Jton nlnytcil by the matron lifted her monoplano "The ator MdGHI, Democrat, Knnsa^, In Daytorn Ib-ach yuaterilay, trn brought it to this rininty under I teht-ls. Meaaangtr" Into tho air at UiSO referring to the Rooievelt-luindon Volusia cuminiisionirr* a'lHioiiied girl* were appointcil to serve la Hr. conservation piogralu, ac­ the It.-.ini's iittori'-v to have title K m iim c S o« h w rivet Dun, almost another Vardun, Eastern Standard Tlmo, the court of homr uf Mis* John cording to the firm a rent. Pay ab-l: acts rumIt- uf propony ulmig fdl after nearly sevrn full week* »tun who will appear a* "Miss mrnt* are made to growers who of siege, and the Fascist capa projioscd right-of-way. Florida," a title .-be won recetil- divert crop* and .vii.i plant cover tura pleased toward tho Bi*e*y The u-siJutlon net forth that crops. Buy resort of Han Hrboatlnn, the State l.urid Deolirlnnlit had Tire rntlr,plan is devi-ed by The girls are the Misses Mar­ A consignment »f truffle warn-1"lll,d"'"eight mile* to the west. agreed In ncunslrucl amt im­ garet tt***miis, Mmy luml.se Corn­ the governnienl In conserve tu.l big signs, uuthorlied liy the l ily Monk* and other hostage*, In­ prove thu -1-rnilu link. u a l, Miriam Snow, Mary Mir- 1replace certain mmrrvU In tho Cominis,i,n last week, should a t- i r r i , n uIU, t j . i n XI cluding a bishop, wrrv reported When Gov, Dave Sholtx dult-* Waddanis, Agnes Smith, Evelyn roll. rue here within one wick and bo * r llllN H tU U I l III to hitvr been executed by the re­ catrit .S.io!ii Field in Daytona I'el HI, ftulh Baker, Nancy Vin It I* Irnpiacliral to esliinnlo imstcd on I'ark Avenue, I’olito In 1D 28 I t i 'c treating government defended lleai li s veral inontli.- ago lie I k * * I ing, Freildio Gardiner and Katie jest when federal aUolmcil'* will th ie f l(oy Williams -i id tmlay. of Iruii. The raptured city w»x Labor Day will bo observed a* spoke a solemn prumise that n Ma-sfcller. The signs were advised aa a H I o W H IH O lC Is made to tlioHv who are p.irleft iu flames and blood by tho • holiday Monday by the SanforJ The Rev. ami Mr*. Martin new highway would lie built be­ --------cunsi-rxu'.lun means of preventing -peeling on (being defender*. Mis* J ihn-tun and her court will tlcipaling In the poat office, R. J . Hotly, post, Bram had returned today from tween the beach and IhLaud I.the Avenue since the thoroughA-'Igntm nl* of inter mailer, announced today, and no North Carolina where thty spent fore be left thu guvvrnur's chair appear in the luibor Day parade mu elm nt. fare hr* been widened. Va'det Hotel Involving servic-a «f ratal or city earrkrs two weeks' vacation. at Ili.TO A. M. Monday and in Hiin Tallahassee, Other preventive measures, III- National Dunk of New will bo rccjulrtd. three ihowing* of the “Cavalcade" A pioposed right-of-way hiieluding the stationing of n mo- several t>->P |jieisoiH All postal window* win be closed The weather: Partly cloudy, long lueti suivvyed, it was or. . In the I'cshody Auditorium the tnrcyele officer <m Dark Avenue, recorded In the Court throughout tbo day. fsrishab * local thundershower* Saturday deist noil. ■aim' day. are uniter ronsl-h r.itinn of the ,|ay parcels aad special delivery mail and in extreme north portion to­ Other features uf the two-dic, ILm y Ilowvn, represen'etive police department. | I'ndivi.h-d interest will be handled as usual, Mr. Hol­ night. Extreme Nurthwest Flor­ of the load department, win program ant aildresse* hy Ju ilc With the traffic pruhlein of- t„ j* percent w is Hanford's giant Cypress fea­ ly saidida: Generally fair tonight, i|Uide.t a- having m id 'the high­ t . II. Andrew*. I lent erotic norm copying a cnnsideruble part of x-iltj„t, Regular outgoing gull will bo Saturday partly cloudy, tures iu the 1‘J.M million of tha nee for If. S. Senate, and by S. way will boast a Hon*foot rightj the police’s time. Chief WHIiiliui ^ j- «•r, „ t , ,\riot li kardled. offiiiul F'lorida Hlato Road l)oof-way and will leave two l*r.ei Wider, youth director for tinApproximately 1,000 students indicated a hope that he would fllr , PUMl(. ul partment'a road map, according .City mall collcctloai are to be Saturday's tides: low, 4:.YI A. ol Haffie, Tnwnsend club* uf the state. will attend piddle school*th’s ' have the grerter part of tho dif I|||l(|(, lo copies received by the SemiM b from designate^ boats be- M. and S:0U D. M.; high 11:0:1 Ht-veial ilungctou* curve* iu fienltle* Ironed out before Uni ^,,, , 1, j ,n Elaborate enli-rtainment pr ■ ye*r inOviedo, Chutuota, l.ynmo nolo County Chamber of CoM■ m th* hours of two and three A- M. and 11:JI I*. M. Hun n*-.*s the swampy lamia between thu grunt* brivV been iltslgr}*! fur ami Lake Mary, recording to in ’ winter season begin mer re. lRlock In the afternoon, accord­ at 8:05 A. M. and sets at 6:Di two citn- would he tliminnlt-d, out-of-town visitors, according ' • diciitlnns yeslerdnk' when regnA photograph of tho treo' la P. M. Moon rise* at H:1 U |\ M. according to Mr, Bowen. ing to tho poslmaslerhi plana. Kay Clancy, director of rem i trallon of pupil* was taken. nmnng five others whleb depict A. St. Whl'e It t* customary for most and MU at It wa* pointed out that Where lion for Dayt' na Beach, fipor’Baseit ioi figures of last year, point* of interest In Florida, f places of business to close on Lapossible, p.u tones of the *0*,'* event* and dance* lead the list. about 5,000 children will atten I Cover design of the map Is bur Day, no formal announcement Estall# McIntyre tmlay entered existing load will be useil to The entire program Is licit- educational Institutions through­ printed to represent a raise-1 from the Saaford Retail Mer. ■ult for divorce against J . II, Me- ' Bccuiiiinodatc one lane of traffic. sponsored by the Daytona lle t.i out the County, according to T. -urfuca showing a streamlined shoals' Association baa been made Intyrv, according to circuit court t hsn.lir of Commerce. Ted I’-ol) W. lutwtun, county superintend automobile speeding along an regarding the observance Its mem- res°rd»- A second ilivoree suit rn t U directing the beauty pageant. ocean shoreline with palm trees was op*aad IJ/ Fred John-ou ban plan to make. The schools where Thurmlay in the background. A sailing ves­ against Iron# Johnson. 8. J . Nix irgislrntlnus wetr In effect will sel In on the sea. represents both comptaintant.s. be opened n rll Monday for thRalph Bagwell, secretary of tha ninr-moiiths’ term. Other* will f'humbrr, -aid a supply of aupi The scheduled nn'Hintr of lhe not begin the year until Sept, tl. is on hand, ami Hanfnrdltes whs S* minolo Coimlf Junior ChumbtT Definite plans for the year will Thu entile c >unty will be guests wish one may call at tha Cham­ of Commcrcu will not Iw held be laid tomorrow morning at M ber office. Monday because of U b -r Day, D of Townsend club* from Oviedo, o'clock when all principals uf waa announced today by organ­ Geneva uni I'huluota on Labor Officers to -crvi* the Young white school* will assemble In Rr gist ratio* books for the No­ isation officials. lluy at Jacobi picnic ground, in Mr. Imwtnn's office. vember general eWetks will :o < hulunla, it was announced t -dily by club ffiii.il*. __ BARTOW, Sept. 4.—(AT— Judfw £ a Tuesday la tha country preda of Sera inoI# Cwaty. W. J, llnla-rt T. Dewell of tha Poth An obi fushkined i^difry and I tiulay by S. Florida divorcet in Lii-'i had Thigpen, m a t y suponlaar of rrgpicnic are among the feature* uf |,rrn{l{rnt „f county criminal court, yestarday increased 5H purii-i-l ov»-r tbc bstoatloa, raid today. , announced that he had set Thurs­ A rieetb.g number of legal -cpnniliont re ­ Saaford precincts hooks afo op"Little Jo*-" HWmlrk-ks, Demo­ — ■ Freddie Woodson of IK-luind was corded in Ibis state for lli-'U. ru:- day, Hop'. 24 as tha data for th* A M W monkey-fared owl. so!- cratic nominee for Congress from trial of Rogeltu Gomel, former A youth known only by the name released from Fcrnald-Laughlim am sow to Mr. TMgpam's office ronling to i-laGstic* relensed to am Msa dsys, Tuesday* and cmn slid silent, was added yeste.-- the Fifth Congressional Dlstrl-t nf Welch was hrl-l in the Volusia Memorial Hospital ye.lrrday aft- day by tbe Mi-tropolitinn Life rounty judge of Monro* county, nt Key West on charges of alercounty jail today and charged ernoon where he had been con- Insurance Company. W steal daya between th* hour* of day to th* Hanford Muniriprl Z- o, of the state, is scheduled ts Ulion Iqw violations. with the theft of an automobile fined since Sunday night foilnwR JL M. to IS noon, aad t P. M. ■rrordlng t to Superintendent one of the principal speaker* for Tbo peninsula stale wa* oxJames Houghton. the occasion. telonging to Ed Higgins of Han- Ing an nutnniobllo accident, •tell I P. M. cirerled by only onu, that of Al l The newest member of the local ford. The b-calion of the crash was bnros, in la -Into- r|-til were rn, Cl—tog data for h*4h country Special entertainment l* on the •how place ■ * , B gif* K, H. The vehicle, which was recovered tho lake Monroe Bridge when- cbnli'd in tbe survey. MU le'ween 10 A. M. and I J o'clock Itfri rHy baa bees established a* "Monk*' Bennett, a Sanfurditv now noon. Tuesday night In Kissimmee, wa* two autnmoldle* and It persons More liberal divorre li-itWsMusic and dancing a t night will stolen from Daytona Beach, I were involved. • Mr. Thigpoa said sew rogistra- In Brevard, N. C. Hon nn-l Incri-asingtv good times Placed to tho cage wjth other conclude the day's feitiilUe*. A second youth riding In the J Emerson William*, a Daytona ttomo an slow, atoca tha majority were listed ns the principal 8f « • fttaama who win vote In No- monkey-faced awls, the North Car­ car at the time it waa rapturrd Beach negro, wa* still in the roun- mil -us of the action*. olina fowl quickly adapted himself was Ister found to be a bitchhikrr t ty jail tmlay pending conclusion of faiulse latimer, new to the m m to ahoady hato rrgisterc-l It wa* also pointed nut Hint and consequently rsteased when a probe nf the crash. He wai drlv- the number o f nuirri.igcs InIRd Mat a ballot to tho Jaa* pri- to hla now aurroundlng* and com- : movies. Is one of Hollywood’s smallnad apparently to ie*t actresses. She weals a site H It wa* determined ho was not In- ing one of the automobiles, Mr. urea.ud, nlthmigb n-i is-rcentugj fMrtoa aai racrat aaaatorlal alre- poah’T* dre*», . i solved In the theft, 1 Woodson drove the other. figure* were announced. Highway Between Many L ocalitei Daytona, DeLand Expected To See Nearing Reality Daytona Program Volusia Commission Court Of Honor In S e e k u A tracts Named ForSanford Of Involved l-ands Girl. Slate (lueen Traffic Signs For Park Scheduled To Arrive Here Soon Local Postoffice Observes Monday Jly Closing Doors CITY NEWS BRIEFS New Florida R o a d Maps Available A t C h a m b e r Building Tuwnsenditea Plan Labor Day Picnic At Jacob’s Grounds Young Democrats To Elect Officers At Thursday Meeting Country Vote Books WU! Open Tuesday. Clone On October 17 Monkey-Faced Owl If Donated To Zoo pit- it. Volusia Authorities Hold Vehicle Thief Crash Victim Gets Hospital Release Divorces In Florida Show *r>8 P e r c e n t Increase Over 1!>32 LOCAL WEATI � 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 03, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 03, 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/bb6d6d87efe08614ded4fce9054327a5.pdf 6775ace36a3ffebcffe69d133cf4d26f PDF Text Text t k M t o & z v - ’w m , Answer ro tp eets For Perfect_ Season Loom B righter A z a l e a s E v e n S e r i e s W ith I s l a n d e r s As Gslsrc Grast flgihuls Hifk Mcutun As PraetScs Is IsHSitcd Fbr ltN * High SdMhl Grid 8— — is 2 h J f c h t A Main S .'r ^ C S '^ i G a i i N s tio itl g l U i»JOS.lixi- v * ' J 7 f a l a t KA, V /Hr an undefeated h i »rod brlgkUr than a t ooy M In Um p u t several ■ tba Lraway, speedy ra trod on Um ground* Is of Um high it bool UlUU* • ,a_ tto ftn . r vti—k scnni* eanaqusn* ai>u«!k UM I f f T .! V » y wiQ ho tho rortala raiser of the i m seaeoa at Boldter Field. The ceCogiaoe, II of them, led bp Um aoaaxtlinnl Riley Smith, Alabama gaartortock, will attempt to artomplleh what two other Theoo football players, chosen by a r*tloa-wlde poll of fans, w field against Um Detroit Lions, champions of th« professional Iragu the r*4legists team shown hero Include Joy Berwanger, Chicago's g Bmlth, Alabama quarterback; Truman Spain, Southern Methodist t center| Keith Topping, Stanford end. (Associated Press Photos) Forty-One Gridden Report To Florida For First Practice GAINESVILLE, Sept. l ^ T t o f,'. ' Those answering tto Initial call, E ftto w * ,' l ,h l’ an * FwIMun sra at ^ JbMfa: Edward llcldin. 121; Wa!r te r Turner, 120; U U. Telford, 135; B sARRM Harriet, IfiO; J. It. Stapler, f M l; Dantyne Callofr, LIO; Ilill £ OMfert, 15!); Sam Walts, 103; M ania todge, 132; l.cRoy Jlodglua, M l, I . Tackles: I). II. Ilodges, 103; Aim — Stepper, IDS; Frana WarnOf, 170. Goanis: Juck Wilkinson, 170; Warren Odham, l:m; Edward L Hawke, 100; N. A. Ilarkry, |7D| . A h In (hlham, 123. L Craters: llrailcy (Minim, 1H.7; C lassified Advertisements ■AVB YOUR WATCH repaired GARDEN kp oa* who really knowi how Hrigg*. Jewtler. Mag. Are. MEN WANTED tV> train for position* Ir. the KiTrigrralhm M d Air Conditioning Field. Writ* WANTED: Good mule. Cheap. k s 655, Herald. Will pay rash. Mrs. Behrens, LOST: Fountain pen —between Mountain Ire Co. A 1*0*1 Of. fb*. RawarvL W. 8. Guffnrd, Tvi. for the first day of practice, re­ porting to the Ualvesity of Florida coat has a t 10 o'clock thto morning will to tolsterod by aovoral (rid d en who havo toon brought la from o at of the state by Coach Josh Cody. Already 14 member* of the IBM Uaivorslty of Florida have arrived. Three of them brlag names new te Florida football faaa, hailing from Middle Georgia Junior Collego a t Cochran, Ua., and North Tennessee Junior College at Martin, Tonn. AJI of tho varsity squad which received invitations to partici­ pate In the five woeka of sill practice which will precede Flor­ ida'* flrxt gama with Tho Citedot Oct. 3 arc expected to report today at tto morning practice. Another drill will to called a t 4 o'rlicb this afternoon. Coach Cody mammae*.' that the first several days of practiro will see the Florid* t^iuul attired In uniforms, lacking only shoulder pads and hood gear. Ih e Gator coaches will Indnd* quit# a lot of Individual training In the dally routine, will leavo off such heavy work aa blocking and tackling, and apeelalls* In gener­ ally getting the squad In tto boat physical condlHm possible for the first faw dally session*. The II Gators who have i«ported Include: Floyd Christian. 8t. Petersburg; Clifford Whlddon, of Cedar Key: John Westburg, t’arrahele; Tom Walker, Winter Haven, ends; John Crabteen, West Palm Beach, and Ben Porch, Miami, tackles; Dukr Warren, Jacknonvllle, Pnul Brock and JIM k W*U«*, IVnancola; Benny Wolden, Tampa; W alter Mayberry, Daytona 1B7-W. FUR SALE: Used Kelviaator (Irctric refrigerator. Almost new unit. $55. Easy term*. Gen­ eral Appliance Co. LIGHT JOHNSON kicker for sal# cheap. Inquire 1314 C. 4 th T to "Great" Pyramid la beliavod r many student* to be a record ’ prophecy, aad not a tomb. MISSIONARY Strawberry plants. lU W T A T f tires—Scire’ prices ■ Sat B ran' qrallty. Reel am i — . M l W. First S t MAN, RELIABLE, to b*com* an automobile ami accident claim FOR BALKi IBM Ford V-B Fordor Sedan. Matt sacrifice at adjuster In your territory. In■MUace experience unnecessary. one*. Pbon* 411. ■Me selling. Write Associated Ad- BEFORE BUYIN0 that Bleytii Am'.ars, Bra 364 A, Milwaukee, —Be* our Hoe aad oak our price. Htenley-Koger* Hardware Tht 7 Kraft Chaasa MW in MW -toigfl S w m n k y tw l§ g lm n s e n t Ul be hi Um line-op of Um college all *, in a pre-season charity cams a t Cl rest halfback; Shcldoa M oo, Mlaaarn ackls; Vernon Oech, Minnesota g a u d SPORT CHATS Sa Yoa'ro The G aatt Our friend and formor fellowtownsman over in tho supposedly big city of Orlando made some­ what nf a crack about tho San­ ford high school football teams. In hi* “Tap O’ The Morning"! column this morning, and wa peraerially resent It. The crack wa* to the effect that It would seem unusual for OrUndoona to go out to the games at Tinker Field this year and not feel that such teams a* Hanford, KuatU and Apopka would to aat-ups. In the first place, we wish t» any, that aa far aa set-up* a rt concerned Orlando athletic teams In Ihe year* gone by liave most certainly been es*y picking for the Celeryfeds. Just because Seminole has had a faw loan years in the post faw seasons I* no reason for Orlandcans to puff out tholr chest and boast, for they au n t even support on organlaod baseball tram. In fact, they can’t even supply the state university with their share of athletic material. Su. you Orlamioans, befo.-v you strrt boasting remember tha day* when Sanford walloped your baseball team* all ovor the dia­ mond, when the local high school eleven pushed your youngster* through the goal post*, the day* when Orlando wa* tha "goat," and let us remind ycu please, that scon, you'll be the “goat" again. We dare say that thl* city hits supplied more stars to the ath ­ letic world In two or three nf fat years, than your big city of Orlando, has ever supplied, »*>, think again and remember, if you please, te always use capital* latter* when writing about tho “Celery City," for we're not Just a superficial town, but a REAL place with REAL athletic ac­ complishments to nur credit, THEN SCORE ONE FOR US! CeUegteae-Prefeeateoatel Tonight the rnllrglata all-ulnr*, aa picked by the great American public, meet the last year chumpica Detroit Lions of the profes­ sional football world, anil to ­ night we predict a win for the youngsters. Though the college all-atari hrva never won one nf these a f­ faire, they have never lost hut o at, aad that by the score of ft WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Vn., Sept. 1,—(F)—Patty Berg, !S-ytar-old runner-up la tto womta’a national galf tournament text year, 1*4 the way in tto quelIfyinf round nf tto Mason-Dixon touronatent yesterday with a 71. T to Mlaaaapolia star put togeth­ er a to on tto flrxt round and n 40 on tto aooand nine, te ontdteU aot toy nearest competitor, Mrs. Since tha At*leas from our friendly city e f Htlatk* have overtaken tto terrible 1'* front Day Una Beach, wo would now say Palatka for tto wlaaer, but then those lsland«g> ar* hard to beat, especially on their own cement diamond. Again yesterday tto SaintG-Men gam* waa called oa ac­ count of darkness, .which show* tto time that tto boys ar* tak­ ing up arguing with tto arbiter* on Just any little decision, Bheet-Bhote ■ , , , Quite a number ' af fanner Seminole High atari ar* now 'up in tto world, among them (Ming Georg* Moye, now coach and assistant principal at F t Myers High School; Donald Jackson, plao, by t h m stroke*. o t Byrocoae, N. Y , tdak third B—itiaa with oa « - Rh4 Betty PaBoer MecMey, Waahingtoa, D. C , aad Virginia Baeom, Worcester, Mess., were c.*m behind with M's. Jean Bauer, defending champion, aad New York state 11t)tholder, Blipptd down tto lUt with a 40-40 for ns, tied with Batty A torw thy of Plttatorgh. Tto IB-hot* acora* ladudmt: Mr*. Goorgo Owens, Petersburg, Va-, 40-W—Bt; Mrs. F. C. Pfinst, Greensboro, N. C , BB-M—110. NA8HV1LLK, Team., Sept. 1 MD — Southeaster* Conference coachee aad Soother* sports writ- ing theology at Eowry Univer­ sity. Murray Kanaer, who holds feadlog chantptea, Aakura’ ' ami a responsible position la Wash­ Mississippi S ta te 'll leading ceaington. D. t\, and any number of tenders for IBM faothall honor*. Karaite of a poB, conducted by the fermer heroes who are *asployed around this city and eoun‘T............... Paul Bonner farmer shortstop la a member la goad •tending of ihe Jacksonville T o n , while several other (prater Boaford diamond stars are ap la the world Including Bert Maxwell ami Rip Dunbar, also member* of tto Sally loop nine. Jack Saafervi, now a star second haaema-i with tto Birmingham Baron* of tto Southern Association, Eddie Moore, a member of the Savan­ nah Indiana la tto Salty League, and numerous others heeldte thr <* going up this year . . . . D eny Mot* lost hla first sta rt for- tto senior Lockout* a t Chat­ tanooga. bat hurled floe halt, and w* predict great thioge for tto D airy on*, together with Don Torres and •'lefty" Hayes. W E R T -T h e F o r A d o p tio n O f WASHINGTON, S ept t.-U T h Unexpectedly Issuing his revised budget yesterday. President RooaevtIt foroemst that tho biggest fed­ eral Income la peace time history would cat tho fiscal year's groat deficit to ftOMdKMJOO. Ho estimated that guvernownt roveaao for the year ending next Juno S would he $S,MSji39fi0*, In­ cluding 9110.000,000 from tho first half yosr'a receipts under the new revenue iaw. This would bo oa In­ Of PAT PATTKMON crease of more than a billion nail g N e g o tia tio n s f o r refund* a half over last year'*. ■ t t S em inole C o u n ty ’s $2,­ Expenditures for tho year were 239,000 bonded d e b t h a d placed by the President at 97.?<t* b een c o m p e te d to d a y be­ H&VtOO. Relief and recovery costa tw e e n C o u n ty Com m isaion* were estimated at |I.MS.00aAM ern I n d th e R. E . C ru m m e r but the Chief Executive said It a n d C om pany o f O riando would not be determined "for MV* « b d C hicago. n When tho Army .and Navy eral months" whether an addition­ A n n o u n cem en t o f th e de­ Lrglin of Valor, composed of v elo p m en t m as m ad e by the nation's outstanding heroes, al appropriation would be ntjulrcd. John Mclsch, chairman of lb? met In Cincinnati for the -pith “Tilt- unemployed are continuing County Wcard. through E. F. annual convention, all. eyes wrre tu be nbeorbrd In Industry," Mr. M rastoldir, sttom ay for th« on lt-year-nld Clara Kathryn Roosevelt said In a statement la* Comm Us Ion. Van Horn (above) of White surd by the Treasury, “and I be­ Cottage, Ohio. She waa welrumi-d lieve that there will lie a further • On* of the principal feature* Into the ranks and awarded a substantial Increase of such em­ of tho refunding plan, tba a t­ coming gold medal for saving two boy* ployment during the torney said, U that tba County1* from death under a train. (Asso­ months. maturity data* nil have bees aat “ Whether It will be sufficient t» iw w ard 3® years, thereby ssatirThrough Judicious spending ciated Press Photo) permit such a reduction In work lag Seminole n good financial and careful observance relief rolls as will bring them ataadtng for that period. nance*, tto City 1* expected to within the amount ^appropriated • A second feature emphasise 1 end this year approximately $3.­ by Congress 1* a matter that can­ by Mr. Housholder la tto .“ call- 000 beln« the figure adopted for not be determined for several obia" otauae In the refunding con­ the fiscal 12 month* that will be months." tract which stabilise* bond values concluded on Sopt 30. and mokes It impossible for tho If additional appropriations The fact that tho budget was •ooaty a t nay time to p a j mum not exceeded this year possibly should lie needed for unemploy­ than par for purchase of certifi­ could indicate that a small slash ment or drouth relief, Ihe Presi­ cates to to retired. dent s^ld “It la confident y ripectmight be takrn In next year’s _____ T to .attorney pointed nut that financial lutU y. rd“ that they will amount to “less r.t Icwt 73 percent of all bond­ In drawing tto budget. Com­ L o n g I l l n e s s F a t a l than 1300,000,000." holder* must agree to the rotund- missioner* The budget summary contained will consider the T o O n e O f C o u n t y ’* the first estimate* af receipt* from agreement with the bondholder*' affaativ*. committee that an amount, equal O l d e s t R e s i d e n t s the new tax on undlstr'buted cor­ , Further, Mr. Houahc liter sai l, tn tto municipality** expendi­ poration profits since that law was pto -contract places un tto Cruro- tures. will to turned ovtr to u e,'ailed. The Chief Executive raid Mi-mlicr* of the Masonic Order saer Company the responsibility srurre to retire the outstanding in Sanford this afternoon were in 'In i on the basis nf estimate I t'.'.'M for obtaining tto consent ef the debt. charge of funeral servif's for .business that statute was c-xpeclol accessary number of bondholders. David Henry C. Rabun, 80, who tn bring in M32.000.000 annually. The agreement stipulates that Rut with only two quartely pay­ died at his home here late yestertto refunding company must ments under that law doting the day afternoon. havo tto plan in operation within Officiating a t the last rites wer* fiscal year, he said the receipts ooa year. However, It la ox. the Rev, E. D ., llrown ce and the would to 9729,000,000, with an ad­ peeled to to In motion before ditional, non-recurring, revenue of Rev. W. I\ Brook*. ’ half a year has elapsed. Mr. Rabun, for 60 years a resi­ $H2,000,000 from the ''windfall'* A fee of IJt percent of tho dent of Seminole County, had he-n tax on unpaid processing taxrs value of refunded bonds will be ill for several week* beferc suc­ under the invalidated Agricultural charged by Crummer and Com­ cumbing. lie waa one of the oldest Adjustment Art. pany as its renumeratlon for Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Krupp of living inhabitant of this section. By deducting $580,000,000 In dr t service* rendered. The deceased to d been a celery retirements during the yenr* from Mr. Housholder said It la ex­ this city today tor* celebrating farmer throughout the |>eriod of the estimated gross deficit nf $2.pected that the amount saved their 22nd wedding anniversary. Roosevelt his residence her*. Originally h- OtMLBMJlOO, President through the purchase of bonda at Lloyd Boyle, commander of tto came from Macon, Go., his birth­ estimated a net deficit for the year ■ discount price will more than local American Legion Post, today place. of $1,315,91X1,300. offset the fee. Through the refunding opera­ received an invitation to attend a Mr. Rabun had became promi­ He said the public debt would tion. the Commission expects to Legion fete being stagtd by tto nent in the affairs uf this com­ be increased only $110,OOO,IKK) be­ avoid tto necessity of materially Cocoa Post in that city tomorrow. munity, es|iecinlly those which re ­ cause the Treasury's general fund Increasing the annual Interest lated to the development of ag ri­ Mould to cut $1,100,000,0181. The ami sinking fund tax In nriler to Joe Overstreet, 23, and MUa culture. gross public debt at tho end of the gay tto Interest anil principal on Betty Williams, 21, both of Kis­ Il'millssMl s s w a s Iwa) lie was active in Masonic work bonds now outstanding. simmee, were licensed to wed last and before his death wss the old­ . In n concluding itatem snt. Mr. night, according to records in tho est iving member of the local or­ KooHcvelt, Landon Housholder again reftrred to the office of the county judge. ganization. To Meet ThurHday 3B-yrar advancement In maturity Following services this afterdates and asserted that any I>r. and Mr*. T. F. McDaniel of rt"r n. interment was scheduled to money coming Into tto County’s Sebring are visiting her* for sev. have been in Evergreen Cemetery. DEB ItOINEB, lows. Sept. 2.~ bond sinking fund could to u r r l eral days, whllu the doctor la in­ Surviving are the widow. Mrs. (/$•)—President Roosevelt and Gov­ to purchase bonds below par or vestigating the possibilities uf Mary Rabun; three sons, Harry ernor Alf 31. I-andon, rival tanto to y new one* at par. opening a practice here. . It. Rabun of L ike Worth. Charles didst** for tho presidency, will to talk P. Rabun and Carl M. Rabun nf rnret here tomorrow . tides: low, 3:00 A. Sanford; three daughter-, Mr*. A. drought relief. Idocal Junior Legion M.Thursday's Iaradon will attend the meeting and 3:24 I'. 31.. high, 0:22 A S. Hawkins of l.ake Monroe, Mr*. Mem bent To Attend M. aad 0:43 P. 31. 8un rises at Call Sthoeneman and Mr*. IJIIIe ns governoy uf Kansas not a> the Republican nominee fur the office A. M. and sets at «:S0 P. Mae II nicer, both of Sanfonl. Initiation In DeLand «:0« Roosevelt seeks to ratain. M. Moon rise* at d :ll P. M. and Both men said thero would be no set* a t 4:00 A. SI. Thirty-seven charter member* political significance to the meet­ Hurricane Season will to Initiated into the DcLuni Tto weather: generally fair to­ ing shapter of the Hons of thu Lrirlnn night sad Thursday, except scat­ Holds Mercury Down Gnvernon ami senators from la Volusia county tonight whits a tered showers on eitrem* south nearby western stales have been dategatlon from tto Sanford or­ coast tonight. Extreme Northwest With the mercury holding It­ asked to confer with the Pte-iganisation observe* the ceremo­ Florida: geatrally fair tonight and self at the HR mark or belowr, ■lent who I* making a first hand mnies. Thursday. Sanfonl yesterday had It* "l>w- spection of tha drought area. Local member* o F t h r Junior eat high" in several weeks. Legion who plan to attend tho C apt nod Mrs. peter Olnf of Previously, the high tempera­ fete should assemble at* the Miami, acnaipaaUd by Mr. and ture for each tiny had been reLegion Hut at 7 o'clock this Nra. Jam** E. Sharon and daugh­ conlrd in the DO'a. evening, according to Percy Slrro, ter. *t*pp*d tor* last night for « Monday's lowest reading was chairman of tto Aamrican Legion brief visit with Judge James Shoe 73. Boys’ Work Committee. Parents on and family. T to touring party Cloudy weather and the fir«l ab-o are Invited. day of tho "hurricane season." was enroot* to Savannah, Ga, Tto trip to DeLand wit siAwhich officially togins on Sep*. stltate for the regular meeting I, w*re cited as tto cause of re ­ ad the Sanford Sons cf tha lief from the tout. Japan Will Retain Iitgisn. a regular Wednesday night feature. Larfe Sub Tonnage Sanford Masons Attend Funeral Of D.H.C. Rabun hoivao. With tto opaniag kickoff, how­ ever, BWrman's oblgatlon to tto f»a» poll will bo anded. He can ■hoot la replacement* aa to scei f i t Therefore, tto spectators will likely see plenty of Butch I— ha of Purdue, Joe Stydator of Wes: Virginia, Boh Reynolds of Stan­ ford, Don Fortmann of Colgate, Dick Crayn# of Iowa, Tuffy leemans of Georg* Washington, Glen Seidel of Minnesota. Bobby Wilson of Southern Methodist, and Dar­ rell Lester of T tia*_ Christian among other*. Tto Lio<u will have a weight ad­ vantage of nearly 10 pounds a man. If tto collegians expect to triumph, Btermaa hoa drilled It into them that they must block hard and accurately. The Detorit players, rader Coach Georg* (Petay) Clark, old Um* University of Illllaola star, went through a brief dri l last night, te keenme accustomed to the lights aad i ha dew* la the hug* concrete r r « .m C r a d itIlUbUIxatJoa ' Feature b C i t e d ' A* Principal Point ploying together and winning tho National Leagae ehampioasklp. Bat the Chicago B ean, rvpreseatath m la Um previous two games, aovor scored a touchdown on tho colrgiona. Tho flrxt game wax a scoreless He. Last year tho Bears won, B to 0, because of Jack Men­ ders’ field goal aad a safety. Tonight's contest promise, to bo tho moot spectacular of the all-star go as**, with relief from the touchdown shortage. The college lineup will rause Head Coach Berate Blcrmsn of Mlnnooota, no worries. He will have Keith Topplag of Stanford, aad Wayne Mil ner of Notre Dome a t ends; Truman Spain of South­ ern Methodist and Dick Smith of Minnesota a t tackle*; Vernon Oech o f Minnesota and Pout Tangor of Northwestern a t guards, and Com­ er Jonas of Ohio State a t crater. The qoartebock will to all­ American Alloy Smith, with Stoldon Boise of Mlnnooota at fallhack, aad a aether all-American, Chicago’* Jay Berwaager aad No­ te* Dame’s Bill Shakespeare at tto for a M I k Tha Gaia—vUI* team won forced to fight an up­ hill battle te gala the deadlock, •coring tto tying run in tto ninth frame. This afternoon, tto see— • ( hos tllltie* shifts hock te Lew la Park In tto Ancient City, the game getting onderway nt 4:16. T to Belata still hold n t-1 lead CITY NEWS BRIEFS LONDON, Sept f .- M ) —Japan, la *Lsat Campaign* For Pablic Remark Calling PrealdeBt Roosevelt ‘Liar* FkognuoW ill Be Effective In Year; Hoa of the gridiron "dronm gomaa." •«-» *belr veteran'. 41 varsity foottoltera who return ttm the only one vnesnt from l a s t'^ 1 of W.VMnB^ ' * %or nf m anon. Brnlley Odhnm. |H5 pound * * / * . “'' lnUn» “ 0"*l totote from last season I. eipc-ct- H by ^*1 S t to IU that jKisItlon i|ulto fa“ 4,1 ^ M U f anu was ahlft.d to tho n IV L ' T * ' " 1 bul " " U“ W* JBaaoc-Uck Job ycalerduy after- *° m“ lnUI,, , t flag. Finder please call 5CU-J id rocelv* reward. Ut ’ ny» Oriando Firm f c tlM l it I coach and hi* a*. Logwood yesterday ‘oppilng M o o ts , Russell McCracken and thr*« Pair* of A feadtag champluaa •W ldtay" Gordon, and tho men- off their national double* thrones, , t m Immediately began to stupa including Winner .VUliaon and M th t a g o ky putting the boy. j ohllny Vaa Ryn and Rkiea Ja* ” n ’U,h " - 'c o b . and Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Pah* • o r the forty-four high school / * * '. . . v m Mndoots who" entered Into the prsc- , j. . Rr** an oot* 0 . Ih.ro were twenty rack., at ^ ^ (■ a t I I of whom displayed ablll» u ^ “* 1 ^ (f.oM her to carry the ball. p u n t , ‘° £ * I* ^ ROM or Mock. E lu.lv. backs, with , ' '° r " T SSSk* hips seemed to bo no proh. . . . . . , . as*****"’ **1 " Hoi of the Bemlnolo Instructors, ■ J ^ L ^ 4’ i * ™ 4- |Mu* a bunch of the shifty lad. Wlmoledon m m rn i ready to to groomed for V w iT h t^ n tk s rote of ball-carryIng-ha.fback. ' W'«"»»•» « F * « « »‘»r. T s im seen among the prospect* “ , w ! ? v ""w* * mm several hroad-ahouldertsi ■>u.rT?,ld>rt*» «• ^ Ryn. ( M f s t c r . applying fo, the Job of " M M ock on Uu high mhool .levm[n \ Mk all of whom seemtd full of mbit- J r bc0ck of *•*. *■«. % to plunge line* and tlock and i°"L. _ . . . tochle. Quarterback, w .r. f r c - ! . ^ ” ^ smone the nrosui-cli with ,u frer " l «*««» were Raymond Xmr showbne a ^ n . 7 f abllitv 3 BWw* " »"d RUhxfrd S lato p of f c hyi It ktt t» Wr M r / Okjtoaa Hofe Federal Vatican City Income Seen Organ Hitt At B? fre s ta rt R d iQ jP jifit B o n d R e f u n d in g P l a n A d o p te d B y S e m in o le C o u n t Plwtograpber Makes school But Picture n„„li^ . „w,tJ „ rommittco aro a* follows: ■ . 8. J. Nix, first vice-prrildcRt; Fifteen county school system ^ r - **• Caswell ami J. I, Msrbus#* wer* lined op this morning ratette, second vice-president, one before Seminole High School while (0 ** *l**ted; A rthur Brsncn, a photographer made a pictorial Deasurer; Frink Larnson. (manrecord of Seminole County's school I11*1 ••^rotary, transportation facllitlw. Seven directors are to he electThe county fleet, comprised o f|* d from a group of n o m inees «n 16 new vehicles, waa porchaaet^re- 'eluding T. E. Simpson, Julius Dm/cently by th* Board of Instruction, j /elder, Sanford Doudney, Fred It. One of th* buses woa not In tho'W ilton, James 0. Sharon, Dr. II. picture today, alnc* it wa* toing.D . Caswall, Dr. D. 0. Scott. R. G. used In the Chuiuota vicinity. 1 Fox. Jno. D. Jlnkins, W. B. Zach- VATICAN CITY, Sept. S.-<*> —Osservatero Romano, author!taUro Vatican organ, today pub­ licly crllklasd Father Charles K. Coaghlln'a recent • peach as­ sailing President Rooeerelt aa "4 lUr and betmywg" An editoring which prelates, •old It was not to bo considered official or semi-official, said "In' some American newspapers It ha* been sold that when BUhop Gallagher of Detroit wo* In Rrme he woa given to under­ stand the Holy See approved completely tho activities of Father Coughlin. That la not true. “Bishop Gallagher knows very well what waa said to him <ni that matter. Tho Holy Sco wish •» to respect atl liberties and all ctnvenWnce*. It Is extremely notable that the orator offend* when he Inveighs against per­ son* who represent supreme socUI authority with evident dan­ ger of disturbing respeet due to authorities themselves by peo-tle. Inconvenience Is grrater a* well a* more evident when the speaker Is n priest." High Vatlran rlrrle* said the editorial did not mean the Vatlran wholly disapproved of the Detroit raldo priest. In New York Father Coughlin declined to comment S p a n is h R e b e ls T a k e G o v e ra m e n t * * Mm N i m J R e v o l u t k m u t ' A i r * d J m en n am ed t o drome la Reported CoiiBty Cbuober D irecl.ni Un.t , Election Of Officers EmbaMYTo C o a it Scheduled ForNext SeMion Of B o a r d Woman P r e s e n t s «ron* PI e r* Fir James I.. Jiey. Atlanta1* 71year-old mayor famous for hi* advoeary of city-owned tii|ui r stores in dry Georgia, seek* rtelection lit what ho ili-scrihe* a* hi* last political campaign, lie la seen at his desk in a recent photographic study. (Associated Repair Activity On School Units Democrats Nears Completion the Seminole County Chamber >( A id IT O m t 1T S IIC O Commerce Board of Dlrect-.rs were namrd latr yesterday after* ta r TW t a w t i M P r a t nemn when the organisation’* D e te rm in e d w aves o f Rob* flection boaril convened to count e] tro o p s tte la v xtotm tfU ballot* which wur» nulled to a n d c a p tu r e ) ( lo v e r n m w i Chamber member* la d weak. | tre n c h e s o u tsid e o f IrtM * Sanfonl |<lace<l nine man on tho Ruining a c le a r p a th t o tk * lUanl. Altamonte ami s u b u rb s o f th a t b e a k ftd Fern Park each . ...................... ..... .. Two were rlfct.il front Oviedo R ut a t M a d rid the* Social* while Chuiuota. Forest city, Lako | . t G o v e rn m e n t a n n o u n c e d Mary. Iuinitwn.il, Osn-oU and Itia fllen* h a d fo u n d a n d to * I'nnln are each represented by'destroyed a secret airdrome from one. I which Fascist Reb.-I* have beM No direfur* were clccletl from] rnn.lucting aerial talda on tha t'eneva, lake Muntoe and S la-1 capital. viu. | In Tart*, n Spanish woman Following are the new board deputy. U Paslonarla made amembers: < strident appeal for French aid. Sanfonl—IJoyd F. Hoyle, Ar- drrlarlng European m u trillty to tliur lira nan. J. II. Cotclough, W. hr a sanction aga'm t democracy. S. Coleman, R. I.. Glenn, Sydney i Official* of the Itelim #M* 0 . Gray. Ilrrhert Messer. O. K. hassy fojlowrtl the lead of Gor* Rollins ami W. II. Tunnlcllffe. many In Iransferilng Ha i,oor* .1 lluni.tiiln Unrlni* a_lion la m In lir a f mm R n ilrl’l In A IIM r Ia . Young Prepare Campaign F our iAK-aliticH Will Automobile tags beering tho slo­ gan “Furwanl with Roosevelt" had arrived here today ami were placed on sale by Ihe Young Demo­ crats of Seminole County. 8. Alex Sharon, vice-president of the organisation, announced that the group will meet in Judge Sharon's office Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock to map uut a sales campaign. Officer* for next year will to elected by the Young Demos un» week from tomorrow, Mr. Sharon said. Meanwhile, plans for a member­ ship drive throughout Ihe county are taing formulated and will to announced in the near future. Mr. Sharon said 150 person* are eli­ gible for membership In Hemlnole County. Campaign raptnin* will to nnpointed In each precinct, the vice­ president said. Foreign Students To Attend RollinH WINTER PAHK, Fla., Sept. 2.— At least seven foreign countries will be represented among the *tu> dent* at Rollins College this com­ ing year, arrording to Information revealed today by tha office »l the director of admission*. Foreign student* accepted arfrom trance, Italy, Switxer'nm1 Cxechoslovskia, Austria, and Ger­ many. ry, Waller Coleman, Russell Ma­ son. O. P, Herndon and F . II. Lancy. Camp life occupied tho major portion of th* Klwsnl* program as s*v*ral feature* of the recent Winona Camp araioa were pre­ sented. E. C. Harper, chairman of tho program committee, presented Prof. Herman Morris, camp di­ rector, who introduced Bud Epps for a trumpet solo; Buck Forgu•on, ramp calls with two oug'ra and vocal solos; Sydney Nix, Jr., relating daily camp schedule; and II. W. 8hsnnon( harmonica solos. Tha club received thanks from th* local Nursery School for sup­ port which tto chrie organisation to* rendered. Begin 1936-37 Term M o n d a y Morning Repair work, plumliin^ instalbilions Mnd minor construction do*«i * on all county school build­ ings were near completion today “s the opening of the I!»:tit.:t7 school term loom* only four day* abend for some Seminole institutions. In Ssn/ord proper, u $l,|lli) plum m g jut, bad tern completed, With the exception of „ r, iv small details, at the Junior High School. Mahoney and Walker did the work. The Grammar School plumbiii ; contract, bandied by lee Rrotli ers ut u layout of $|.2lMI, also wj;i The t'uunly Soil t'uii-rrvatioiv1 nearing nn end. Committee Inlay concluded It* Carpenter* begun today ronstrurting n covered walk between the Grammar School and the In­ stitution's lunch room. It will be completed In*fore school opens. fo r the past four weeks, u cic.r of men under Carl Itrailb-iry bus visited every publi- m-IiooI build­ ing in the county and given the floors n thorough -rruliMng. Two coat* of floor preserva­ tives have been applied, lb, n lopped with two ro ils of floor Wax. Several routs of paint were applied til all r n.-irte floors. Superintendent T. W. Inwton lias called n Hireling ,,f nil prin­ cipals of white schools for Ids of fice at III A. M. Siitonliy when n program for tho school year will Enter S tate-W id e S a f e t y Campaign work of estaldi-liing bate acreage* under which Semiipde's farmer a will receive federal payment* fur Two 21-sheet |Hi*ter* advocating participation in the government's ! public safety and careful driving •oi| coii-ervatimi program. on the highway* will be posted ah All work sheet* filed by local .two entrance* of Sanford, Lloyd growers went carefully checked b / ! Hoyle, commander of Ihe Sanford tile committer-. They are to to for­ | American l-egion Post, said today. warded t ■ Wniltingloit and pay* The safety campaign 1* oeln* m enu mailed to those who signed .sponsored throughout the stqte tire sheets. by American Legion post*. 1'itsh considerations of $1 per I Graphic pictorial description* of acre were made available for th« traffic accblent results are promt­ production of cover crop*, wltilo . nent ot\ the posters, Mr. Boyl* stipulated amount, were paysblu for crop diversion up to 15 percent •aid. 1 Srvrral of Ihe large Legion post* of it farmer's total acreage. The conservation movement, de­ In Florida unveiled their local sofa* signed to preserv- certain miner- ty »l'-»* with ceremonies. Ills in the sol', is handled locally through the county agent's offices. •Mrs. F, I*. ZimpHcr Dit'H In Columbus Shipping Is W arned Of A tlantic Storm JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 2.-017 —The Went her llurruu vvurne I ship! •ing in the Atlantic uroiiu i Iterinuiiii today that u tropical storm o f hurricane intensity was centializrd this m o r/n g about 300 mites southeast or ra *t south­ east of Bermuda and niovin.f northwestward about 15 mites an hour. Frs. Fred I*, /.imp - i t , mother »f Mis. Milton H. Sarkett uf San­ ford, died in her Columbus, ()., home at I A. 31. today, according to information received this a ft­ ernoon by Ihe Rev. Milton U. Suckvtt. a '(R g Mrs. Zimpscr had many friends in Ibis city where she visited each winter. She owned local property, 3lr* Sackett was at the bedside of her mother. Funeral services will be told Li Columbus. Knox Will Addretut Florida Audience JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 2.—GT) —I'eter II. Miller, Mat* cam­ paign manager for the Republic­ an party, said today Col. Frank Knox, vice-prvsldentiol nominee, would make un* nddrrsr in Flor­ ida probably at 3liami on Oct. 16. It* arid Florida Reupblicar,' ar* making efforts to have othr> prominent Republicans and anti New Deal Democrats give ad­ dresses in th* state. Thursday Holiday ' Season Concluded tlPM flUblUnmfni* Will open tomorrow afternoon for tha first lime since the official be­ ginning of the summer season. Through the Pnnford Mer­ chants' Association, l' ho* been pnn« unced that the regular Thursday half-holiday ohaervaae* of the w anner month* waa con­ cluded last week. , , . HANK RORSKD DALLAS, T*t., 8*p». 1-—I*)— A gunman robbed lh* Grand Prairie State Rank af ?.0 0 0 yeatenlay and escaped la a gua-mete al colored sedan. LOCAL WEA1 HKBI OLD MONEY GOOD HONOLULU, Sept. •».—(/V)— Money issued by th* Hawaiian monarchy bstfor* thr island* br­ eam* a U. S. territory In 1900 may h* rede.-med nt far* vnlu *, Hawaiian children are being according to \V. U. 3lc(ionagb\ territorial trraoirvr but it l< taught tto nearly lost art of mak­ in g taps cloth by pounding bark. worth far nioro to collectors. t �p jp ^ g ® 5 f fis n s g ip i i^vyr o w r y . > jii? k S oda/ A im/ P ersonal Social Calendar daps fw^At h*m MUa Margaret Patera gpv* a Th u r s d a y . • Urn Primary Department of f.|r Hotel thg nrihodUt Sunday School SjBM| w will hare a picnic at Eransdal# yar(r> Or Park. Tha memlm* will meat a t tha church annex at 3:00 Q orttl aWoek. Iran, h< MONDAY Whekhel Circle Number F.ro of the Pint U n , Methodist Church will meat with Mn T> , Mr*. R. X. Johnson gad children, Mr*. U M. Swain, UOU K**t #rt a lo b a rta and Frank, returned yes­ Fourth Street at 7:30 P. M . ||r». And terday from North Carolina. The IkrorMer. of Wesley CUaa p# Man... of tha First Methrdlat Churtn Mn. MUa Constance MeUch will will meet Monday a t 3:00 u’clork gryman « Uava tomorrow for 8L Augusttno with Mr*. 1*. N. WMtahwnt. 101 the M u, to enter hoc senior year at 8t, Ka*t Herenth Slreet Hoatm.e. K , j Juaeph’a Academy. will ho Mr*. P. N. Whitehurst, ^ _ Mr*. T. C. Carlvon, Mr*. W. L. Mica France* Foster ho* re­ Morgan. Mr*. Frank Adam*. Mr*, f h a e l turned front a visit to Orlando JL A. Dnugla**. Mm. D. I. Alt__ where ah* apent some time with — ■ and MU* Aline Chapman. 1M her ilater, Mrs. J . M. Mu>o. of ( p u ll hunting. Fifteen a U ta * if ANNOUNCF.MKNT In Mu Mr. and Mr*. Murray Nance of birthday fam pa. announce the birth or CmW_ . i , n baby boy thl* morning a t the , fernnM-Laoglitnn Memorial Hov * j piUl. Mr*. Nance will b# romamher*,! a* the former MUa Mary The Went kM always had a popular m m I to y o v u men atartlag o«t is life for It waa there that a retreattag frontier offered every poaaibie inOaewmewt la th* matter of romance and economic aggrandisement Tha new aoil waa rich, forest* were plentifaL Mineral reeouraaa limitleaa and it waa to IMa region that Horace Greeley gave hla adf« aage advice: hid adview: “Go Wait, Woat, young man.” fee the fua Now, condition# have chaayad Id to tha Booth «>aar af a • and it South In i n high. ■ I h S ^ h a la ruin*, yri I bav* that many of tha yooth of thg country a n tookfan for ******* whWl rote waa fbond ao ctuilr (a tha W ast *Th« T £ ^ V ,H J I k build again, now planning mlafortuna of tha War Bdtwaaa the SUtaa," lays the ' In raatarw Petersburg Indepandeat, “which gave Mmtkon develop. U l S T £ Ihel Ufa has ihaken (a tha ment a actback from which It la now just bcfiiminff to r*-| aarik; and I. cover, Is responsible for thie. Mach of the Booth today to 2T u m m h i faith, shall build my towers "till virtually virgin territory which hjw never b on «c-|pU *a#T ^ toward tha «un— h la Mb A Stranger city than waa there ploited and wont out like the lends In the North aad W est _ "Tho Booth'a industrial pomMlitiee, fully as groat u L p J , those of the North, have been developed even km thealftaar tUm. Its agricultural riche*. Its eaormooa water power paten 1—11* for tW tlalitiea, Ha proahnlty to South Ameriean markets, aad Hal"* ?"•* a* huge capacity to produce raw materials, should eventually I**4* *"* make the South the industrial as weQ as the agricultural I center of the nation. !>»****■• “The airicuHuml trend, sparred by the drought, has I been making progress despite the depression. According I ti*a ia tk* BperUliiing In the beat and ■wait rtimplcte hoe af ■(»•* In Htnford wllh <iusltty ben* and fryera at all time*. In addltiun m your meat* why not buy your groceries ■ad vegetable#. at thU neigh­ borhood store where price* are always a* I"" If not b * « than at other places. Special week-end prices on numerous item*—*ce them. bulge t *at !«»*(*■ The sumtribwaUd that reeelpte Ira n after the is his taledtflcatkn naly. Aad much c i- IleaUaas, after deducting refundlas Issues and statutory debt retire mist*, would be 973<L0°0.OCe fee tha current year. Dtseasetog the treasury outgo “Vae retread* fiv e more mile* per •Mtsr than *»w tire*. fer unemployment aad drouih re­ O ur price# *re lb# l«W»»t pnrsll.l. lief, Preeltoat Keoeevelt said that •nr naalMy w ork. whm ha requested *1,400,000,000 for relief last March ha had stat* ad that this weuld provide security "to these mast in naed" provided prieata impliyira hired maay now Mine* of tha Cosur d’Aleat dis­ trict, Idaho, ar* reported spiraling s t their greatest capacity ainra the depression with 4JOO a s s amployad. (Kktyi lire Ship ’» bee* ao long sine* they’re Spy rain In Oklahoma that a I dew recently waa reported as NEW LOCATION M) West 3rd rtlreet I'honr .VJ7 RARE PLANTS For Your Aatwrluml Madagssca dwarf |lly: Cardat* O ptacopvA • .‘‘•"■‘"l Reveral maasra; llog P>*aUGold FUh, K.tck. Expert p»ol raaetrarilnn. I indHcaplag. Wa­ ter Lille*. Rn*e* «#ld alagly ar rone gardens prepared and set. All plams set hy gnaranlrcd. A<iuariuni« plaal- W. C. IIARTLINE W . F in n Ht. Near Munnie C’ornar Bridge game* were enjoyed on* til Ute In tha afternoon when high afar* print, Leather le1* c m Oi cologne, wo* awarded to Mrs. An­ drew Carmway while rut print, novelty <tWh mats, was glean to MUa Margaret Peter*. Ml*a 8yw< * received n Hnea luncheon set from Mm. Frank Mci.vh entertained Sun lay evening a t her home Ml W rtl First S trict with a dinner party In honor of M in Constato* Mri-ch. who will leave tomorrow for hrr renlnr year a t St. Joaeph'a Arailemy in St. Augus­ tine. A flrr dinner tha guest* went to Sanlando Spring* « lm * and dancing were an* Joyed. Tho.e present were: Ml** Constance M«l«ch. honor guest. Mi«* Rath Nonlmtn, Mias LUllaa MeUch. Vcrnanl Nnrdman, Mai Mrr*e and F.«l«lle Mama. Sam Dighton, Jr. Give Dinner Party Sam Diyhton, Jr., wa* hoot at a dinner party to a group of friend* »*t night at hi* home on West Twentieth Street. Decoration* w rre of white Jasmine, linnla* and other floweV*. and refreshment* were served at a late hour. Those present were! Pori* Walker, Carolyn Hill, Anna Cor­ nell, Mary lligcin.', Knthry.i Thigpen, Robert Wilson. O. P. Il.-rndon, Jr., fieorge Anderson. J. W. Altman and Bob Cornell. Shop At Penney’s! For Back To School Values , In Boys’ And GirU' Woav. From The Beginner To The Senior. Fori Colors! CM fuB far romfart and long wear. High count perr«W*. ebamhray* and broadcloth*. The •canon's newest patterns James W. Pippin, mlngham, U visiting ami slater-ln-law, M R. R. Pippin. Thursday Mr*. A. K. Ho e . ,’ l»: Nancy Xossetter, K ru l:njjo!t>.v Jr., and Fred Ko*M'tt. tot nt.s Monday night from Co n .ter.r, (Is where they spent a »V t tl. n- "CASH GROCERY and MEAT MARKET crushing Mr*. Hugh C. Whekhel and M n. Hamilton Bitbaa antattainrd with n bridge party and mUcellanroa* ik o a n Tuetday afternoon a t Mr*. Whelcbri’s horn* un Park Arena* In honor of Mir* Katherine Symer, bride-elect of this month. A Urge number of gueat* were in attend* R. F . Pippin ha* O tark, Ala., after brother and sisterand Mr*. R. R. Plpp CALDWELL'S twist tog, Dinner Given For Constance Mebch Crew «* V A I’rrffcl Comhi pal Inn or Two Splendid Sc ‘ten rid)H. Mr. and Mrs. FranL have moved from May Speer Apartments on ' Caldwell, honor guest, Dorothy Street. Price, Tatty Hodge, Bohhynette Mr*. Frank Wyman of Give n Beard, Joan Wlllism*, Mary EIUabelh Carter, Helen Smith, John­ till*. 8. C., I* the guest of Mu> nie Ruth Reeves, Katherine Beam, Carmlta Barber. Mr*. Wyman will Mary Ellen Losstng, Joye* Weber, be remembered a* the former Mir* , Minnie Ruth CXIham, Hasel Haines, Selma (twain. Mary France* llarvcy, Jennie Lee Mr. ami Mr*. E. Complnn have and Georgia Hutchins, Dorothy Cole, Geraldine Drue, Katheryn icturned from a vacation spot:! Minnmota, Wlscunsltv Hagan, Laurler and Byron BearJ. Leroy Sclph, Richard Caldwell, and Joel Caldwell, Jr., of DeLand, Mr*. Evan* Hick* of llightsJames Hardy, Betty Jo Ijsngston, and Randall Langston of DeLand. town. N. J., I* the guest of Mr. Also Mr*. II. W. liras. Mr*. L. and Mr*. A. K. Rossetter, Celery L. Selph. Mr*. Joel Caldwell, of Avenue Mr*. Ilirk* will le (re­ DeLand, Mrs. 8. R. Langston, ami membered a* the former Miss llnr Mr*. John Locke of Thomaaton, rlet Rossetter. 0>.. • si / A O < Net* Shyer... Kneeh-ent eel*#' Stnrdy rite bed stitch glide fastener Ideal fer echoel at far Ipori­ seae It*** I tt It tear*. /2 l^ ite M g j ^C sllsg lat* w su n w ie n ^ i ela. Barkle aide ■trap*. Checks! FI*Ida! 8 tripes! W ane, brushed mohair, with rattan baching for strength. Pansier style* for boy*. C i*eileal vmlanl Stas* • Is Id. Boys’ models of 120 dmlm. A d-' Ju*table Parval buckles. T rip le' s titc h e d , bartacked. Cut. fulL' OeK.'tC tr It'S* Jtice A l(-W Wl ftWxees — A N I4— Coming to the screen in a new Miss Aldine fUrrlson of this city was on* of tha sponsors at kind of rble Into which she ab.y the DeMolay dance held on the dovetails her extensive rang*, of I* roof garden of the Angebllt Hotel talents, Barbara Stanwyck In Orlando last nlgM. Many young peopls from th!* rity attended tha dance, which was a Farewell Dane* for college students in this section. Musk for the .occasion was furnished by Russell Bcholl and Ills Orchestra, and dancing was enjoyed from 0:30 until 1:30. ANNtHKvCF.MF.NT Kegistrutlon fur the South Side Kindergarten will he on Friday, Sept, II at K:im A. M. The sch.xil will »|>en Monilny, Sept. II. MAKE HER A Hometown Broadcloth DRESS W ld* stripe* Candy *trt|*al Plains with Isa- Miss Grace Whlildcin, Miss B it­ ty Brown snd Mi«s loiurettr .Mivshew, all of l-akc Mary, were the guests yesterif.iy nf Miss Jane Cochran, Magnolia Avenue. Little girls mlore plcaUtnd bows l Anti ifou'll anjoy making this frock. SiM • requires: W H EK K TO GO t a w k . 0 ^ aays rating reg I lf tha secret of success. To psaple during tha p a n few m e . eattog regularly would TONIGHT! S "Better Air out ta * * • * ’»" Dance and Cool Off We Never Ctea* CHICKEN DINNER 7Kd ia Labor Day, that ■Mil alhiring holiday when evipto dy knocks off and expend* Mb eaargy trying to have a good M tbaa weuld ks used la a whole M itt Monday Be advised that R. E Crummar and Company, 800 First National Bank B u ild in g Chicago, Illinois, has been named Fiscal Agent for Sem­ inole County, Florida, for the purpose o f accomplishing a refunding of the following described indebtedness o f Seminole County: •pie who ar* extremely send, to change* In weatkar say M l I* already making Itself Ig Sanford. However, w* F t heard of anybody getting to r rest out of both balls it. itg • (« . COUNTYWIDE i Itoes alone I* clearly ta way two stale baadllasd Urn IdeaTha Tampa Tribuna get Deficit To Be Original Anri. Of lasug eaunlng them to appear to the pocket* eg silsuadul gueata. Be la a Uttls faltow, eery gukk aad sharp and apparently Mbbllag over with glee. But who weuldaT be happy with a wind­ fall of bankaetaa frittering tote hla packet* sack ivialsgT New Terk. by 4b* way. baa aV wavs beau a have* tor mystics and^seera who fallow tha stars. Amount Outstanding INDEBTEDNESS w am om ukooooo Rafundlng Highway Highway Highway Improvrmrnl Highway Highway Highway SPECIAL ROAD AND BRIDGE DISTRICT INDEBTEDNESS • at* l- > ,R S8 u n M a n g L & iu 8 a o o o .o t TWe Week SPECIAL Rack Crystal GaMeto Ire Teas Mwrbeto The llrsl hor»e-**r line In New York City ran on the Bowery und on Fourth Avenue from Prince Street to Union I’lsce, now 1Ith Street. l i t yds. I t " Heaietsw* beesdstetb______ rJ t Advaae* patters N*. 1IM~. '.tl Assesierlss _ ------------- { M I’nltcrn in slirs 2 to A Bleaks, Chop*, lint #e Cald plat* Lunch Goad Mask. Wla*. Llguara. 8 MU** North af ftaafard, U ML South if DeUad ar .Bout# 17. Ssnlord U DsLaad Boat Designation Fountain f t Luncheonette SPECIALS LARGE LIMEADE with cherry...v.......5c Double Dip ICE CREAM SODA..... 10c HOTDOG ft large glatm Buttermilk 10c Cherry’ft Strawberry SUNDAE.........15c BAKED HAM SANDWICH fo r .........10c POTATO SALAD on Lettuce.............. 10c Breakfast f t Lunch Served Every Day Get The Beet For Letw Money At College Days Gay Crowds! floored jor Winter—Miner' Block or Broom Both rail for a 1 varied wardrobe. It live to l<Mik iinr’K while away at school. F er School (Peer LONGIE SLACKS Block ar brown su#d»—finished Wither with jmooth trimming to match. A (Uttering »tiUh«tnwn *has that wesr* welL___ Terms covering this refunding program may be obtained by letter addressed to R. EL Crumrotr and Company at the address given. Styled like ipen’a. Of ma nyw. long weiring fabrics. ‘ ring side straps. Built to BoyflSerrUfoMe Blucher Oxford*!____ . SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA long wearing, fsbrira In a pattern* and solid*. Fast « Button-on* for youngster*. not a DRUDGE Send It T o T h e L aundry Phone 4 7 8 SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY Bring In some of them- mm* year’s Urcsws and suit, and you’ll be *ur|iri»*d wha( »e can (Jo l« improve t 1 "i. The hvm raked a little, a cleaning and pressing job, and orrsto! a new frock. EXCELLENT HERVICE WE DELIVER ' ~ S T R E A M L IN E D BOYS' TENNIS SHOES GIRLS’ 6 TENNIS OXFOKIM �... r t »ci r * * 4 I &m — Arid Saints Gain landers ■k Grid Practice .Gains Full Swing Here Fltriis Metfer Lookouts F irst Sucker TtathtlU e rp Sndi CaaMatet Men A nd A zalias Drop if By Losing Yesterday Win H a rk Btagtes W hSt Mates Get • ft Au g u s t in e , h y t t - n « M b sad ■ »iagi* u r w •!■*** 4 — Itee Salat* ranched 1st t o t Jack N ttlw got a pair at —pte—Mg float* of tto I tingle* hi four trip* la tto plat* M tto Daytoaa Beach I>-| Tto Atalcao eeorvd ttolr loa* tora yesterday, bp alinil'.tally In Ito fourth itaara. Krant t o f m r t d Gainesville |n l « u *afa a t eeesai an Dkh fraa* tto champion pktus* • Hoslnskl'e error. Swift singled la M l l i f I to I victory, j left field to tend him aero** Ito i f tabbed on top of the'plate. the standing s rbtacp which went 12 in* to fa n It waa decided bp a im . Twice tto rival team* Jv M T W rU U W tK »•*«. Won U * 1 .*11 If II .4*7 Tl M .471 M i la tte s . jciiiraga ■ill SI if aa It map teem It waa. I I’ltubureh .III G .111 •9 farmer Palatka man* iwatmi .♦H 74 he and ea-catcher who orated Brooklyn ,14* • 1 (i T ; ■ . f i I'biicdviuM* R«t —nag hero for St. Auguit> S rw York 7 1 Chicago 4. At Gahwavilb Saturday he I'ln.tiuiHh l i UnoloK I. I the G-Men, 7 to I, and yei- 4:inrlnnall >i I'hllsdrlyhla t. Uruoklyn at Ml. Leal*, (■lord f hurled hi* iccond eerie* uul In fourth. :*>l with a ala-hit exhibition. A error aad Lefty McHulen’a run accounted for the Qalne*. * Woe tppical Prod Fnnel* llriH.hljrn at t.'hlcggo. K tv York at Mt, Idiots. rhll.nlrl|>hla al Mllalwik. ttnstoo al UlnclaaalL l u r .a i i a * m u u in Which awept tto *erlo« W in |d«**l 42 s* peeterdap. Twice tto Saint* *•» t a t •t ft .a p e d tto old “»i|ueeae p lay", feCSSS?" •I (I «§ dnvv Bid then smiahed over INrIroll It ft I I I . 4„ 1 Wa»hla»l»n ST •S f finMining four nine •With II IM H attack off Ito entire (ialne*. I'hlln.l. I|.hl* IT RS HI. l - u i . 4* «S vflte Ihurling ataff, Idrfly Albritton storied for th-i tm frrd o r'a t o s e l ta Itf.fli.iH li ft*-* Hum. 1. O*)toa but Ito Saint* |fl.-i*..it I; I'hllail.lplila 1. him out in tto fourth \V.ifll.lnHl..n Si HI. tfl.ulfl 1. 1 fla t hit* for three run*. I'htrsgu-Nrw York l*rl. .171 .MV .411 .417 .41* .1*0 .111 .II I |>l*)*ip a l . Augustine’* attack waa lirrvti.us data. ttow ro Today Halri.lt at W nsklstguti. ad bp FiUgerald, Owen* and t'lrirlan il at New Torh. man with two ilnglc* each, I'h* rliIran*, at Ik.ali.n. th with a triple and a single HI. la.ula at l'hlla.|>l|ihla. ■ah Pitman with B brace uf aotTHKae A M W IA T M I t o provided moat of the vkIVI Wua len t Atlanta 19 IS f effenro. N aitlllllfl I-. t <*~NOME PROM OLYMPIC GAMES A P laees High In Batting T«ul Penal Of 1U U , T u r n Ami Hayes Gate Heaora Aa Sifael Drills PM chtn, WhBa Clary Attatea Tb—|h 2 IMb M l t i L iA f d f M fm iB t y tc c • ter -wte#- agalnal "JsSr&tS tto G-Men's O f PlayoS f i r t y d h * Aaawcr CaS Of Caeca Jmh Cady At F l a r i O a On Balia Bep’eCbbMcmben To Fight On Lake Comfy Program OAiNCiviixa aa. t—l ■aato tot ammtor h II, I of P art—' foatb wat throug h tta find dap of practico which taw tto Gators in two drill*, a t 10 o'clock peatardap o w n in g a t 4 o'clock paaUrday aftoraoaa. All to t on* af tto 41 gr ldd*ri lav Ited to re­ port drew tto lr aalfiroM pasterdap morning. Jo t MeUod, aoptev more end, of T am p* la— absen­ tee, hai not been hoard from bp tto Florida wap too, h at oil Tampa grid candidate* report that MeLood will arrive todap. Sevan morn varailp prospect*, from school* oot of tto state, •llglbte for vnrittp competition brought hero bp Coaeh Cedp through tto lr attendance at Junior colleges, drew uniform* with tto re ti of tto Gator*. Given onlp light drill* pester* dap, tto Plorbla team will spend tto rest of tto week Just getting Into condition. Codp announcrJ that to will not send them through tto lr f ln t acrimmag* fur at least twn week*. Starting the first flap's pmc lire slnwlp with signal drill fur most of tto morning’* two hours, Assistant Coach Lewie llerdngo livened thing* up pesterdap aft •rimon with a fast passing ses­ sion. Codp could not sspevis an opinion on tto degree to which the athletes had remembered what ttop ware taught in spring prac Urea because the signals tto p were shown pesterdap were entirely different. Mays from punt for­ mation were used virtually throughout both of the first practices. Tto Plorbla coaches spent mors lime on plop* from t to ainglo wing-back varlattena which Codp Introduced hare last spring. Iterlp In the afternoon tto squad waa divided Into four group*, Codp taking chargo of Ito guards and centers. Carlo* Proctor handling tto tackles, Dutch Btan ley with tto end <te partment, end Lewi* Ifardage as sbtad bp Rand Disnn, down In tto other end of tto field with the backs. Pitman *d the aM e Davie, A group of f i n d M ak er phased fo u r th la t t o k ittin g e a t e n * w ith a hasty J t X w h ite M e te m 4 T e r m w ar* orf k t e lt p t h e t e e M ag p tteto ra o f th e c i r t n b w fyb > w te a a a d t h n * Meet atrRn eeta te on* gams waa ahated Ip Brawn ef Daytona Beach and "Lefty" Rapes af tto Lookouts, each wkh IS. white tto Islanders and Baaford played tto fastest b u m la M tour ai ‘ U minute#. "Breeched" Clary, we* mb# nl e short fleidor for tto LeokouU. tied with Beth of Galnaavllte for moot bases on balls, each wjth 71. T to averages aa released bp tto bagtw statistic Ian are at The tatieet mambire ef Amarl sab ckamgls* oipmpte Willard T. IsbrnhH (Ml) and Ja* Parteatorrp (rl«M) atespl* matter te totel little Kattorias Rawls, ahaaiptea fa rt Lato Wtain Pta* apen ttolr arrival te Ness V * ^ v oipmpte p aw s hi Berlin, (Atutkted Preea follows: rL tm D t e r a t e t s u i t s r m i . are u sst m i M « ii« t a if A n H li im i"7 n t i#ei its lets m .»}• ■y. n. f MpIfit ltd I U i» * » t i t i * n «i •*«»* ilalnav. m 4IM MT 1*1* II I'ulnl k — it* it*! m i *«t is .in Puiiftinl II* <•!« MS »ss II ■Til HI. Aug, M l m t M l »T» li ■III a i a 111 lit l r tg iM s u . . i* o a k up 1*11 IM* t * l >1 l l » l l i l t M l I** PH, •St* .MS SPOUT CHATS Day. It. HI. An* Hsnford I'*talk* IIT Ml IS* IT* ISIS lis t lis t 1IM I1M MSS lit* lis t K Classified Advertisements R m ra ■5W than 30 Semlncte High SctoeT* pectlvo grldders were putthrough tough exercising and signal drill yesterday afternoon by Coach Leonard L. McLoca* an.) Whltey" Gordon, with more tto.i 40 youths prosenL . Punting practice saw L*>a Laweoa, John Morgan and Rob­ ert Btolnoff tong groomed for kicking role* by t’p Seminob mentors, with the carious bucks being drilled la returning kick*. Equipment wilt to Usoed tu the grldders tto teat of Uib week, Mr. Me Lucas said, and It b eg. perted that at that Urn* pmettee will begin cn the tackling d u m m p ^ fienGaol* Bey’* Athletic Club, will leave here tonight a t 7:?.P Vor Inland Beaih In Lnku county, where they will participate in or witness th* bouts on '-to American Legion program to be told th ere. tonight. 8. A. B. Wilkinson, toad of the Athletic club, annourued that the folk* lint buys would participate In the busing pio* gram: Clarence Barrlnes'i vu. WirJcp and regular algnal drills, with CunningbaiH; 11»Y F.d<e e*. Lau­ tto squad being divided into two rence Barrlneau; Cllf.'m I Wd* or mac* division*. llama vs. J. It. Kills: Ui'-I/ Wil­ kinson v*. Milton EJui.-: John P. Hall v* Harry Lee Moore: and Albert McMullin vs. Lindb i f i Hail* a „• * * BeYeraJ men Irom this rltp will carry llie buys o w r In their a uto mobiles. Birmingham Schools Postpone Openings iik s t T s s sakM lin d i . ik e vlroSero e* I k . R M S J * It o U ta m l K U vilro to k* BeM r o t a . M*»e Torodoy S I M t o UrM SOroday ta S o r o k f l l A. IS- Ik— t a r o illlr o ita o M N j w llM , I w s H . i r r l t o i Ik- T t o L ro M k io ee ta o ll k o v . pow er t a rolskltaki oMo* oe sk d M o MooWIrol r o » M * llM ta k . k o o w o mm i t o t e r n Mvy Wool. . S l .o d lo o teetM erioiiy Ik ro o o k o o l Ike g n seos ktadw «« BIRMINGHAM, Se|d. 2 .-M V tl* *« •SIT Tto continued pr.-vulence r f in­ MT IM .Sit fantile paralysis has caused post­ .SI* 1*1 SIS ST •MS ponement of opening all BlrmBy JIMMY CHAPMAN Inghrm and Jefferson county lU M V in r A b S A T T IS S aoy oe ON ro o o l y, B H H r l. O S<( j t n a i t H H i i m t v t schnrdt. oSrlpol a o d ta il p o o " " , . Awtrwa HI A SITTl Ml Tl !• -It* 1« i t The action, by tto city and koosdo. kodtoo aod sdfW .ro. rooW to'a There duxen new dormilurles to t o ld j I’ll inn, IVVIII* *** I t Its IS I . l i t llld n lssh am u 11 sis county school officials, affect* • illo lta r o l o* alatoSovy, W uW sItUAe. » U * d » I* I t IT .V. o . l . iiia Everybody's knocking, so "knock* j the overflow cim liw from Ito 'i'S lateadere- Ata lea* u *1 K.li*n. Hanf II* t t IS I* I .SIT approximately 66.000 school chil­ U i n r i n s l l t a todWtel o e odla Jl.rt It «« TS knock," "who's ttoreT," "U. of Georgia line M tho Canadian line. ■ lo t e lr e llt ^ a o d skoM eerorrik. .St» Itavelt, It'vllle 1*1I t ST t* DAYTONA REACH, Sept. 2 . - I'hnltaa.H.ea fl 71 M « il, e o iln M l I t I t II I .SIS dren. Sept. 21 wo* set a* the new Ik* JotadSrttoH, P, “U. 0f p, whoT ," "You'll S», go,Hl-luck to you Ji» h aad Ulnae. IMalk Maoaa Pralfck pitched the Islanders K h iisilll. in II g. liU id t i l TT t l* M I .SIT data frr school opening. t l . mi.hlfl hear *f we win moru than fourlb.-iu's hoping that you'll hove a llolln hi *4 'M ia Urn final, four out of aeven I J ill lim y , 11'vIIIn l t l M M i s u r»**f*Oa»W ltav.lt r a in . live, « U M M l M 1 .111 games again." •IM—IB i*U»*#l* * mi i t ^successful Tsort uf a season P llta v ld . HI A ■MM play-off for the Florida Mr-m i.illa J j K t u . l v Ilia I , Mei Ila, I>*14, l i t I t I t IT .111 departo_____________ L O C A L N G T IC S l l l l . a r a n l * h l g u tt ito . And we'll venture that you will! In ><»* fM f »* ■ tr id e n t Iterh. ■MM to*rue ctompbnahlp pvi* and ofltroroi t a d H W . I k . I.r rl•111 Il'Vtlln II I I* M II Iflrr lo fllo d td . ta s o t a Me*WlM>lhear If the Unlvsrslty of Pb.ri la "f ‘hr nation’s leading state. ilnltgoa, P la l l i t M t l I t I IM n w r iiM o r rw .K i-rtii* tatdap. He limited 1’a a lk a ‘a A u* Wf t e lo .o k rod tao l . ta d r ta ta . r o We hope th a t the mild climate M rirgl. n -v ll «*T t l I t t Tl * .sa l S W IM S * * . Ike U lU tfllflffl »t Orlando Golf Pro wins more then four games In I— to three hit* aa the lal.ta •o k iss sr lk s m M s* a a d roooSsel W Krnnnnl. Plal. ■ .Ml • i l l II II >»** Ik. D p f f l* ! * one season again, but you ran and bright sunsliln# srill supply Mnrion. Day. a l l I t M l ■* I .SVT ISM ■ FM to o* sa so lta o So* a o ta oto« M tto fifth and deciding gume ■ e a , mt Ike S ia l. « • .rteeSM . Injured In Wreck the neees-ury speed and stamina ow ieoIM t aad d M i w n i aod to A nitres. P a r. aia aa t ia ta * .III most rssiirrdly prepare for It, fur . . . . l e a Jfltsl H e f l .l e l l ..a _ a f tto lr Mriea, 0 to 1. * .1*1 • I h flq rf l l . rfllfl I* Ike l o a a l l . r is Iko ll.k lllly m t .a r k a o s k l . j Itlfllref. H esf. STS « • M l M to your toys up in University, ole' Jtsh and tto boys up at to arlag twice 1n the fimt on Itnhrne, tw ist 1ST IS II* *1 I IM r T w . ml I k . S ta le e s P le y te a . a a d gallSy so d dtalrleSo. k rodr* n o d i CHICAGO. H*pt. 2.-<A>)-Tom Gainesville are going to trot nut town, ami then we hope that l.n e it* . Hunt. MSTS MS (S I .IM Ik * H I M * > H M f ” ! • • S r * ■ Ik .r lo d .k 4 sd o .ro .sW Ilo o s i IS . faa hit*, again in tho third on laiiH-p, golf profestlunai of Chi* they'll use th at spied and stam ­ llll.no*. Ht A. IM I* M IT .!*'» twim mt I k r * . S llta a mt a l l Ik e Ilste . f Iko rota k H ta sssel mt w r l an eleven whkh Is not to ho a alagb and aa arror and thruo ASnlr. il'v lll# ST*Tl IM ST ■TM • M e n rln M • • r o t a k r o a v l ■sooWIroNly, sk a ll k* r s t a m H * . i'* * 0 ,n «* Orlando, P b - was li». sneesed at by anyone, and which ina to wnll»p all opposition ami llnek. ir v lll* o o ly a a n lo a l g n e . rfy tk .r o w l.r o STS** IM t t • .TM won't be ineeied a t by opposing gain for themselves once more M rllln il'v lll* ITS1* T* II S .Tit a id mlIk. °th l i l t Jl,rrV »n *n automobile S tie Owene, nt. A. *T1 IT IM M the name of the “ fighting ’Ga­ and two walks, thu U ander* accident white on big wap to plav elevens. M n.I.y, IX L (4 *1 * IT IS * ITS u tte r In danger. In a tournament at lbs Riverside | l | *1 Ml S» I .ITS When the toys lhat handle ihe tors" fiom th* "Land of "Sun­ HnnflkL, tiny. PraJIck struck out eight in.-n Country Club. Smith. P a lsI. *41 M III TT 1* .17* M id U a l.l MroM.IWaa shine." athletic affclrs up ot the slit’e oro t o >1ta ll* , a s If la o rttr m ir y , K anin; M I Tt S t » t l t ( o iln .d lo Ik . • » « ! « « .1 I k . a i s i s ■Md walked only one. 1‘alntkn used Thu hospital to whlrh Carney university sebttrd Josh Cody as X lean t. Pala I I I t* !** II 1 .111 a l Ik* l i t e r a l K tn lta a ta S svetro M I n t o . Swrfc ta a o lrtea tllr — » three pitch*re—Iterger, Gould und INDUHTKY PROTKCTEO rv rrr ta . o il Iko powrro .1 a o n Pnllren, T o l d 114 t l I t 14 .171 was tak»n comment. g.s | _■ .a v* «refused m -«eewivig w V-HPUlVfPlle The Allv1 head roorh, the display signs of kman—and .171 Torres. San f t ITSt* 41 t l TIIKN K r u n i- I. H. A. otalgvl r r o e a n lt a a a a d sk o ll s t a . '! , f* phyakbn, |»r. 8. R. Banrield, Lo« Angeled Juniors using tto lr head* for something t o r o .r o otaTO a* a o . a4 I k . Wool Hwn.UII HI A. 1ST I t M* M T .17* U R .lt , S rorol.ry mt S l s l . mt Ik . d them fur a total id nlno dr.-lion] to disclose hb patient's WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-(A 7— Hgarknian. Pel Stair besides a football helmet, for t l I II I ■ITS B io l, mt S'Wrlda. d a krroky n il* •ro itlro l d ltta ta a s od Iko Mfa Mow*. Milk I t o dot W . god r o ite a tta o . I'slen, Knnfrrt M t I I M l I* •MS oollro that o ,_ . . . . . injuries, eicept to asp there wss Even S e r i e s With when It comes to knowledge of Senator William L. Hill. Florida Mntn, Hanford o t o r o o o ly . r o sk o ll t o .o lllta d It t M I SSI U K t a s i t r t t e n o s u sa g er Arnold Andersen, o u t'« frarlura m s ih_t r . . . tto game, game, ability to handle the'Democrat, said yesterday foreign Martin. D a rt IS* II T* TS a .m t w ill k* to ld lo . s t a ro o o ly Ik ta o il Iko s o e r n , r la k l. aod la rla d ta o roproroota111 14 II * I .111 rta tid a • • ToroSar o . « l .a r r o ta - • r l i l l r o n , iiuagna lin y -•"> .»». iiw a S y s s -Sp’X " ’ ” ■ Spartanburg O u t f i t players, and downright coaching 'Img-staplo cotton competing with ................ Ik . ktata M otataiorr. .1ST loo I k . lira! WwOay ta k a ir io to f Itaa ta raturned U the lineup at D>Ld ** » SI I The aecbbnt SIT I I t l II T M« A. is. IkS*. I k . Mid Torodoy t o - wktak w ea ld aroroa ta I* M •• SPARTANBURG, 8. C , toot. ability, tto former Tennesseeaii. tho South's Sea Island variety I* III,l>lk.“ D e M J y y e .t e r d a y _ « m |_ g o t a Hlte'hliM_»tec"h. I n J ^ L l T | not Imported into th b country du- gupne, HI. A. IM IS Tl TT a . m i « . r » a r o o o ly . .Ml property rl UP)—T to slugging l.os An­ Is atoolutrly tops. M rorro I r o a l r aad a t I t o taootal‘" t h 'i iim U IV o r R O tH R U W Of course, it'll to hMd for ths.ty-frce. polMr In sold r o o o ly sk o ll vrol gelas Juniors yesterday cvem-d t a I to r s l ll l n l l r o a . rotroltao .1 rmav Vntirlw ntdrli lit rtll’siii* ________________ ______ __ _ a v a o lelm l rorprooltao to ta l M n .lo ll.o a pvroro- lo so a k Chick SU rer Leaven lo•too rold tto count s t one-ni1 beating former Vandy roach to attain a s t .o d t o .o l. ta Ito I'r o a lllo - w k .o ro lok ltatod a s to r o ta roounusual heights In hU first sea­ rtard. T to roilroo ad Iko I ta r k .1 Spartanburg, 4 ta 0, lnthaaecnn-1 lla o *( I to s i a l . mt r i.r id a , via. Astronomers Will Baseball; To Coach I t o H r* n il l o o t s aad SkroMT sk o ll I JOIST HKSIll.t T i l l s game of Ih# J m .ir American son a t Flu rids, but within twu or three years, ho should have some­ Pl . p . i tag ta I "flod sr o lta o I mt Weigh Star Bodies A t Georgia College Ito S i l k . SIM mt | t o r . a s l l l o Legion "world **rU* of the thing In tto way of a grid Irani Bernice Grier, 1004 E. Oth BL sand InIs." SAN DIEGO. L'sfif, Sept. 2 . t U . mt t t o S lo l. mt rtarld a. Hflth at will resemble the flghtlni: W ll.g ta I r n k t o f l fro it o ro iw ro sk o ll bo YOUR WATCH rvp.lm d WANT WORK aa MeElroy of tto Cnllfombius W —Whimsical Ivy Shiver, Han CAPE TOWN, Sept. 2 .-W ) portar, ta r o , la flra o cad I o fo rlo a o l* . _________ tir o l a 'Gators in Ito days of Ctabtrie h f a— who raaliy know* how hit* Diego Padre outfielder, whose Mo II N r o ^ itd Hr T to IroW ta- rot t a r n aad m ar vrTO ta Ito ta o to or houicclvaner, David Allen, told Bpartanburg to nine —A new type of tvlescopa Sickle. • Wool s o e r n aod delta*. Mo toro .1 T to S ia l. ml r io tld a i W — Jeweler. Mag. Ava. and shut nut tto Southeastern andTheVan 021 Cypress Ave. sreirod folding and long-range which will weigh tto stars by lip o ff ta* r o a ll t o sk ro isto d whole thing in a nut-shell Sroltao I ml SM tal. 1111 tad w ltk o m l h r , ro . champs while M* loan.mat'* la that this statu has allowed photographing them 1* being hitting both dismayed and delight­ o f Thai it o loasiM oltao ml i t o s l a t . MEN WANTED to train for HALF DAY work cleaning house, pounded Dobson and Pooler ->f is k la e pros la loo fro rtarU o. rotattso l o rrovtataoa to go Installed in the royal observa­ ed Manager Prank Sbellenhack, ml peaitkxu In Ito Refrigeration tar I to Sard. I s l l n s . aad g o . Ik* p r tln m r o .tr mt o il P lo t . d o s t ., tending toby. Lucille White, the Camlinlar.a for nine VU e„J i most offh#to r best athletes M n g K,ury tl> tory here. la lost to tto Coast League team oow ro hr r r a ll.* pn orritod hr f.r lo a a lr . to aod I t o rota# ta —A Air Conditioning Field. Write 021 E. 6th. ky sorb ala runs. torokr s w a d r o . and ao oovrod. taw l o bo p tr f.r ovrd Ccnslstlng of twin photo­ for tto rest of tto soooon. B n US. Herald. ro o o ly .ffta r r . Mroklaa rro lo lo rd non nan r r n j i n l oth*r »«tooU, instead of going ta oerosd ta so d sk o ll t o sa k Bpartanburg 000 000 004). -O 0 3 mftn th(m fur , h<( (Jainesvill-J metric lens** sensltlv* to Club officiate dlscloood Bhlvrr a sdillir 12— W aa te d . o ta Ito r l .r l .r o mt | k . s i a l . hr rota sh a ll stfr o s Prrl lr o s o ml to* Angeles M l 100 Ufls—0 t 1 Institution. PERSONAL! drew his yap *>d left Saturday .1 P tarWo a l it o r o l l s r o . n l Arttata III o f l b . C o a o lllo ltro mt color. It will make It possible •Sroslro t o to ld t a I k . flr. 1 • b . k l o l . o t risrldO i .s r o p l mm im Dobson, Fowler is d Mahaffey; M IN I GET Vigor At Oncet New WANTED: Good mule. Cheap. For Instance, from th l« city to compute weight by a com­ by train for Savannah, Ga., where Torodoy ta sfir r I to Tirol Woodar lo •o r b pro* I*Iowa thereto mm rotale Oatrea Tonic Tablets contain Will pay cash. Hrs. Behrens, Me Elroy and Dapper. paratively direct formula. Th* S w r o l n 1030. far rallfW altao ro to said ho to d a Junlaor college have gone three or four of tho rolroltafli said k n lta a a . 1 Aril*I* d o lta a o< law oyster invlgoralors and other lake Monroe, best athletes ever to trod on a present method is extremely coaching job. XIII a* oovrodrd .k a il ■iimubats. On* done peps up orood p r ill tartao lo n m i n t > « * » gridiron in the South, such i* complicated. r o lta r llr o ta s r o (ro r o o o ly par— 1 gbnds. If not delighted, M Hb— ao fee Rial S lrrl l.Q S, T k. Due to difference* in color, Don Jackson. All-American halfproro a o d ta ro o o ta llo o Ik* I n — r o a o t ln mt I to S tair Altai I grovld . ■ alter refund* few cents paid. a small star often will make a hack fur Ito North Carol ini la t t o taoaror o m e r lto d hr kvw, Call, write, MeReynolds' Drug Co, FURNISHED HOUSE: 3 bed­ larger ImsiTO on a photo­ tar storo . 1 I to lo k o M la o ls wka Tarheel* last season, ami Did; rooms, electric refrigerator: kr r o .fl.o ro so * , lo llr n lly ro n ta Maxwell nml Jim Stoinoff, bulh1 graphic plat# then on* of open for Inspection U-2; 4-0, 300 Ir rlro r, May k o v . r ia l— a e r o greater magnitude. T to new fine grldders a t tto University • t o old aod sysveolky mt srotalyi •Mo E. 20th St. erosMTO, k ro rv tr, I t o Lr o talo ■ ilso oe rotoroeso telescope will adjust this dlsof Georgia for three years. M B T l Fountain pen-betw esn lo ro — y ky sr o rrn l low era rids br a — tartly ro I But we believe th at Instead of crepancy. MaanUin Ice Co. A Post Of. To* n ooMrogi ■ • ■ ! . ----So. cork tour Ilia, a o alhiMing this state's best to step Ih*. Reward. W. 8. Gufford. Tel. FOR SALE: Used Kalvlnator out fri in under his coat-tail, that W7-W. electric refrigerator. Almost Josh will Jerk a few from the MINCH ef 4 keys on Swilt key new unit. |3fi. Easy terms. Gen­ coat-tails of tto other state uni­ ring. Finder please call CI1U-J eral Appliance Co. versity roaches, and when those ‘ receive reward. toy* from statei further north LIGHT JOHNSON kicker foe once start eomlng to school in sal* cheap. Inquire 1114 K. 4th. Iifl-tontl I Ulnar, U M Far TW It ' J more hak p L.ekou'. yousisters, all member* of the Backs P er JUcktep P o s i t i o n M l RREL AND Bens, JUl W. M ISSIO N A R Y Grown fron t M ro* BL f e e week-end bargains 1i t aead cars. Ttose cars at* priced Ren Packard. ] I — straight sale with no trsdeBEFORE BUYING that Bieytli —Be* our lias nml a sk our ’ price. Stenley-Kog«rt Hardware l U e n A U * llrsp—Svers* Co. ■ td I *£*’ quality, Rd . f l —a, M ) W. Nra4 BL , RELIABLE, to heramo nn] ind kccldcnl claim in your territory. Inexperience unnecessary, NT, Write Assoc Lateil AdBox 644 A, Milwaukee, ID GIRL vante housoWUIte May Wilburn. 414 GIRL waste Job as U htec h te— * �- -» ■" ' .•? i-f. '"; “• 'VJM' /_ .«i r * 1 fj i [ ' -F S ■a* i" Sanford la Tha (M f Coatfal Florida City Affordtaf RaB. Highway, AM Water TraaaparUUaa EatahHahed In IMS i _____ Hew AtUntk It Was A Black Flight Mark Set By Pair R itter Says Impeachment Was Illegal Aad Men® Former Miami Judge Files Suit Attack ing S e n a t e ' s A c tion In Dismissal Otnm la IB At Forced •* * _ H u e Undamaged, M ahan R e p o r t N M t C l f b Sinter, Fro FMer Average 1M Mflet An Honr n»rtY3X)N AltTROME, PnjlUnd, ftopt- JLr-CAW— H m American flier* Mick in and B «m Rfctunan ____» forced lanilintr a* Lheyncelyn, C am trtV i■Mre, South Wale* toUuy after fljrlnpr wrow ‘ the North At Untie from New York. SOUTHS *SAFB8T DRIVERS' WASHINGTON, Sept. .1.—WT —Hnlste-I I . Ritter, ousted Mlami Worn) Judge, today con­ tended hvfore the court of claims hi a conviction Ify the Senate on Im pcacliement charges violated a ronatitutlc net guarantee nrain t i being placed in Jeopardy twice | fur the same offense. * In n tong answer to AttorneyGeneraT* Cummings’ motion to t di-mis.* prorredine.t nttarking the Semite's action, the former judge con 11-tided he was removed from office on a flnnl article nf im pearhmrnt which only summed up six crtints on whirh he atrerdy hnd been nrrpiittrd.. Ritter fileil atilt in the rlaim.i Traffic haiarda hold n«L tenwya for these men who represented ,JTho Black Legion w m a klan court rnon .after hla conviction southern slates in the first annual "Safest Drivers1' convention in bf vengeance, organ lied to ac­ ing t t Z Z *" into' 'acanda^'and ' ***" * « * ; K. U. William, t m U d ) . Ccorgl.’. - ..fe a t driver " complish Ita objective by forte disrepute." i plains a drivometer to those standing: Left to right: J. E. Dillard and violence, if necessary, It ear - ■ ;of North Carolina, W, J. Cotena, J r , of Florida, Henry 8. Carson a black klan," aaya Circuit of South Carolina and Guy V. Walton of Virginia. (AaMciaUd Judge George D. Ilartrtck who Press Photo) U ahown reading the grand Th* film toHptoMd th* air* M jrW tto p!*m "Ud# h m " l u M In • Held, tho fltvr* u h m and tho plane umtaaiarril Lack of fool roused Jury’s findings at Pontiac, Mich. forte* landing, tW filer n il. drum* k m Huge Balance la Announced ByMorgenthau NUM BS* R T t\ js ’ ' l i *' J S u p r e m e M o t if T o T ake I n i Secretary O f Treas­ ury Wants Billion In Coffers An In­ surance For People Besieged City's Dor* em inent la Taken By AnarcMats Aa O then Seek Flight WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 ^ -b P )Disclosing he world seek 9400,000,000 in new cash in the Treasury's Tvptsmlvr flnancin:-, Secretary Margenthau to. lie ,a i| he p'annei! to keep n working balance of around $.1000,000.000 because of thrsstsning condittu.is abroad. Murgenthnu said he thou ght a $ 1 ,000,000,000 hula nee should he retained because “it is th. safest insurance we ran carry fur the American people should anything unforeseen occur." lie edited “these times and con­ ditions" abroad made hint "want to keep a working bstanrr" at ;i high figure. Revolutionists Want Entry Port Madrid Senda Rein­ forcements I n t o Toledo R e g i o n s «bv n # WASHINGTON. ' Sept. 3,-GT) —With Interrat' in treasury flnancing whetted by President Roosevelt's forecast of sharply decreased borrowing, government fiscal experts yesterday virtually had ccmpletrd plant fur handling a $614,000,000 September malarity Approaching m aturil/ of the Msrjotie lie ll.iccit, duughler more then half million In treas­ ury note* has created widespread of Mr. nriii Mrs. Carter Ik Ha­ curiosity in financial circles on ven of stage nnd senen fame, the extent of" th e"ireasury"* fail •* WtolHng to their illustrious financing. The notes full t l u e r ,H,,*,,'P*' ,lrturnlnK Sept. 15. hut Secretary Morgen-j w""'1 f ," nl “ vaudeville lour, thnu plans to anmunro terms of!"*1* *»"' »» ImiairUnt danr•he financing a week ahrad of; l"* »">** >■' the motion picture, that date, "Pigskin Parade.” {Associated Speculation has centered on Press P h o to ) __ __________ whether the treasury would con(CrnttHf* a* Negro Child Dim J ouj!,s A ' e, HeW After Being H i t To Face Charge* By Fender Of Auto l n A u t o Stealing County’s Bonds Expected Oct'lf; i Follow* Parents_R c b t l l S t i f f Loan Association Group Heads Meet Here Sept. 11 Among Leaders in tonight ami Kruuy. "q i tw w b M r r a n l Armored caw, apittln* machine gun fire, nvoved oft hapten* Inin today In • "supreme" aaaault by 8f»S- ' lah Rebel*, Infantry troop* pushed toward the fiovemment town and last defenaea wire nhat lend. They were r*» pulaetl hut tried airain aa Gnvernmrnt halteriev boomed a desperate defiance, In (he besiegmi city itaelf, aa> arrhist* seised command aa4 built barricades in th* i l n d n They ousted Socialist Isa tore a t the defending militia krrahaa the Socialists wanted to i i t m t o . It wax almost the tod of IlM seventh week of Spain'* fhH war ami the action at Iron, Jwto 11cross the Internatkiial hoaadarF from Franre, appeared Ito m att violent nf the iky. F aarkt Sato els want* the Inin sector aa tha Bay of Biscay port nf entry fa* supplies and men. They need Ha' Oil store*. They waat to haM it so General Emilio Moto't northern arm ka can mhranaa aw Socialist Madrid wlthaal «ka menace of n rear attack. Also, they want control af tha International bridge from Franca, Madrid, claimiag I k aaftos* of Hue»ca In lb* borthaam, Nw* inforreti southern arm ka fa r # defense in the Toledo The a r k tore, who topped ox- ■Imultaneouily with the murder p kita of a lo af lk t of ocean trial of Irgion membrni nt De­ ■peed f ilm la the flight from troit. (Associated Prcaa Photo) CITY NEWS BRIEFS New York to the Irish w att, e a r n down approximately IT* _ Snnforil Doudney, Seminole ■Ilea from their Croydon tool. County tax collector, today was Katlauted time for the crossing on n short vacation which prubfra a H ^ rA J b a iM tt Field. BrookBank Official To Discuss ably will extend until Tuesday Federal tan d lye, ■’ J o Bay, Ireland, waa his office announced. Agricultural Interests In Round-af IB hoe re, 40 minfk r the apeodkrt Jrot The wcethrr: generally fair toTable Session This Month | night and Friday except scattered m a n reported alchtod off -------I thundershower* in extreme north 1 1 | . 1 .* p By JIMMY CHAPMAN " to two h e m before A meeting of the presidents r.f County I<4!P?Hion Friday afternoon. Extreme V a lid a t io n F o r I t a r n from thorn of Seminole A I n n#ln m rt f . I Ff°ptnwt#l FloritU; generally full the nine f*rn> loan association* the h w l tending ending the lb the Sanford unit will be heal trip Ram New Toth meekly her* <m Friday, Sept. II, with lluConservation Idea II. C. Water*, F. M. Purdon nnd M M Bdba ky the b raat Circle ftta R. Clarke, vice-president an I T. II.-Ilrstcr hauled In 30 poun/l* .vrcyetonr«ut th* FederaU M nd ___ end Approximately - 700 Beminrth oT fis Rank of Ctilom»l*, pre*ent, It was ■4 the flight Mused the Nana to County farm bri and growers a re '“T fl“*1 ‘M« moTnin* Unm " " ^ announced Imlay by 8. K. An-1 Cheiler Kipling, nn rlght-yearmore gasoline than was ex M riS in iu n T Y n X ’fc.lend *‘Jd ,r r ‘ of ,h* *•*»* River. The _..w* « conservatlon^progrnm, ^lt w -i d u V ? * »■«' «**"«»•> Crummer Co mp a n y ilrews, sectrtary of the Farm Loan j'dil negro, died here yesterday Tkslr average speed waa exit dused today following the con- ba,, fn,m “ ln* " bo*‘Association. | from Injuries sustained when he Contact!) ifoldursTo Arcording to Mr. Andrews th c .w** ,lrUL'k with the fender of nn I l l ' U U U IU IU III y muted about 119 to 190 miles an clu*lrn of work |v the County Tislay for the first time «lnr.» Conservation Committee late yei meeting will | h< in the form of n Automobile driven by Theodore C e n t r a l F l o r i d a * OUI1R Speed Up Program the lieglnning cf the aummer u New York night terday. round tnlde discussion, with Mr. Morgan, ul<o colored. season, Sunfi-nl merchantt wrr* I etnb singer and actor, ami BierThe body ccnvrnel in the of. Two youths, unidentified here, Vall.bUc.n of Seminole County’.i Clarke leading a conference on va. | Police l hlef Roy Milliam* said j rill, veteran transport pilot <m fire of C. It. itewson, county remrlnlng open on Thursdn;t lous phases of the farm loan as- Morgan was released from ad re* were he d ill hi*-lmillce tmlay utiil I bis vacation, left Floyd Bennett farm agent, to certify wotk uftertoHin. An agreement watjlsind refunding program is **' i sociatlon work. ]spmisild||ty of tho acridcnt, since oooked on charges of ate ding tho Airport at 3:37 yesterday after- sheets signed hy jtersonV Identi­ reached through tha Merchunl's ligation by Of fleers Jletb automobile ut lid Higgles, idiu. ri Z X 3 i t o S K Hare than $3,600,000 i n ........... [noon. Flying a t times a t an alti- fied with the ngriculturu indus­ and Rol Ttllis ,'proved lord resident, from a Daytona With but uno day'* work to* Thursday hrliday *“ ■ alatement j b„-„ ,,-rviccM through Mr. An. l : ''c,n,y T Thursday half hrliilay on Sept. . ... It ode of 10,000 feet, tht* mein- try in this crunty. bind them, Seminole Count# Bruch street la.-l night. issued today hy k. K. I(ousholder, -liew.' office, in Land Bank ■ndl,,V < *...... UHWeoi.tot.tc. [tained two wey radio contact A grout part of the conserva­ Deputy Jimmie iloiileii of the Voting Democrats at noon today Friday's tide*: low, 3:46 A. M. ,,t!“" 'ry for* the Hoard of t ’oun- l and Dank Commissioner loans.! , roo d"*" on Tue.eith United States •tatlone for tion plan still lie* in tho future, ■ml 4 :11 P. M.j high. 111:1.1 A. M. *>' t'ommi*»ioner.4. the secretary further slated. ^ *»■* "toppe.1 Volusia county sheriff* furen wav rc|Nirted the sale of 40 "For­ I tto greater part of the flight. Mr. Dawson said thi* morning. ftom K’furitl u parkfil a itom oli# scheduled to return the youths to- ward with Roosevelt" automo­ and 10:3:! p. M. Sun rises nt 8:06 j Contract* and attnngvment* we e Prosper!* are evident for a hsif One nf the largest t.nks will bile tags. directly into the path of the mov­ itay for trial in Daytona Beach. lie the measure* of nil fnrm« A. it. and -els at 8:47 P, M. Moon completed yesteiday fur the refund million or more In loans to Send ing machine. Th* sale price of $1 each !a Ilian leant in the opening foursome rises nt 7:6il p, ST. and sets at of IJdilS.OOO in ivrtificates. Ne. mde County farmrrs during the. ,, , , represented 1 work sheet*. Thj being collected her* and will to current year, which would bring “ «■ w«* n"‘ i ' 1 ;*Uepai iiii. nt ai l the auto8 :IH A. SI. giiHntjott* were retwvvn the Com­ operation is scheduled to liegin forwarded to National Democrat­ mission and the It. K, Crumui.-r the amount loan......luring that Tuesday morning under the di ^ .* " 7 /^ !’ ' . t '."u," "T t ," C*7l 1,1 ,ffor* lo ,h*' •> Mation attend. ic lleadipiarter* to asv'-i in de­ C mpany of Oilundo ami Chicago, ■iusj far above tho same Iimnunt'if I* 1 rectlrn of W. It. Wlltluins. presidential campaign ant who sold tho coupe two gal- fraying t'oriimissiuner* are scheduled ln*t yeur, arcording tn Mr. An- youngster. The farm agent said several extremes, Chief Williams said the Kipling lone or gnsollnc crews will In- placed in the fb-ld. > P | * a t v i | , n ITglW T w i n " '‘' t 1° the ear.y putt of ne g we.-k drew*. S. Alex Sharon, president <f l*oy npparenlly was running from Tht* Vi’hieltf hHolci! W;in u K l l | l f„r the udeplion of a rt*sn|uli»n Their duties will 1st to certify1* ■ w-J»*$l v ■ " I I At the last niridintr nf the San- his __ father who held a switch ill hi* niiMirl nutuiiiobitc. Hie local organisation said I ho Irving Fe la berg, formerly of instructing Mr. tloushohlvr to file ford Production Credit Association, hand, worker* plan to ruvtr Sanford H u iifo itl | m») it-«v ro to r ifii tm luy ■incy, arrived here today to •*petitions for validation of the le- which covens an area of six coun­ i*n»e Ike poeitkn af research ehemibw w t h a t I U n i y W ill J oin **, a nn- proper then carry their campaign It was explained th at hnse ■ ■1 ■ tun,ling bands. The procedure will ties, it was revealed that more of the Citrua Improvement acreage refprs only tn th a t part Kio, I-'* h)*hl In jail aini iharniol into the country precincta w h’l* Three Seminole County gitls to- go Ihio'tgh circuit court. oA cA u 1 • LcRionettcH than twice the amount had Iren I* individual captain* are to ba Company. n m A I t At I * 111* tllli'llU 'tlitltf lift* k lifo Nllth of a farm which is usml for• crop,day | --> ■ were • »». preparing ta t|* f>r Tmlay Crummer representatives loaned during this year through * Mr. Felnbtrg la the BUttenm r purposes. Area* nccupied u -*i*»l, Nani <»nffiu I»I «I i) lit 1<1 named. it by ,stale beauty honors again'/ H>‘> were active in contacting bun-1the furilities of that association Young Democrats have ached* to R. F. Mansalvatgr, who resigned houves. Iinrns, ditches, mm la ami other gld* who wilt sssemMe at lioiileis in un of foil to obtain con­ than during the entirn preceding uhd a melting fur 7.W o'clock •fitly to accept a position In i tie r tilings will lie deducted. Daytona Beach Sunday ami Mon­ sent of the necessary 7*6 percent, year. tonight • In County Judge StofIke Philippine Is'ande. arrest. Following the completion of day for FI' ri la's first "Cavalcade Thirty-three member* of (he | a stipulation in the contract. IlnwMr. Andrews i* secretary of the Sanford Sons nf the Legion lust J. K. Davit was arrested hy Of- on's office tu further dwreaso The new chemist Is B graduate arrrnge certification, all work of Ileauty." ever, no trouble is expected in that ptiias fur a membership dlivi. hf the University of Florida where sheets will he forwarded tn the laiulse Johnston, holding tho tl* X X n T iv tr *' n th ,,t l! r i V ii”n A**°*l*|lon night attended Initiation B„d In-!«•»» .... . .. .................. . >earned his B. 8. degree in ehem- State Conservation I'ommiltee I* He of “Miss Florida," Anna Mao line f * . . . , , ,, . Assuciatlon, and , UIUtinB reren1onies of a.|uadnm »" driinkeniie , charges. .Mr. IftMMholtli r nai«| tht' Ciu .ii *, nnmllnn prnrtirally a!l of lh»* lary*»numi,er a DeLmn«l I'i»Bt fiIn-■**••$ I <*•$■!• nt*t»r>s u a i in engineering in June, 1936. Gainesville. Data will then h^ Kills, who won the distinction of Its f ' o n s i . h o o . . 4 1. M . . I 4 .. i . . .. .. e s’ f ill I. . . , , , L ■* , s ■t . t L * ’ si .... . 1 i s' I .................. Postal Huiness la •Hag his college career he was re moiled and forwrnlel to Wash-; known a* “ Miss Sanford." nier Company, ut pre-cut, is ban er (mm leuns coming from this Perey Slero, rhaioiaii of tie- the city tail vv tiling to fo, e cloirges Ik ied with 8lgma Tan, Gam- Ingtob. (an(j j; iial*,ih Canier n. tn fee dling refunding u|ieratiuns for county, together with those com- American Buys’ Work Cummtttoe, Vf On Upgrade, Local i" ,lt t,"‘l •« —rU"ily conduct [nut Sigma EpUlon and Phi Kappa Mr. Dawson was not in a posl; oM, „ Seminole County." will r«n- ub ut ten tualiig t nits located o ilin g from five nearby counties, -aid 17 Vo n.in county y.mth w.■re,,'Ml1," l t . 1 " '‘■'''V . Receipts IndicaU Ftoii.Lt, | which are cmhrarcd by tho organ*hm to estimate the Imre requlrwl rM M | lhrU , | Phi, all honorary aocklles. admitted tu mcmlierehip into the | -v " '" 1";''' 11 bl,‘l nrw unit l11*! » liKhlin^ rlmrjcu, whim Smii Last week Hr, Frlaherg enm- * " ,m* " 'u; ln‘'r "lwr«>l"n; Miss Ellis and Mis* Cameron l rompl.tiurr of the refute, nation. Sanford postal recelpla for Au­ work on kk degree nf • formal beauty , in« agreement yesterday has a s - 1 --------— — -------Following the buvinc.s session .W4‘ ,,""kr'1 gust, tu:i8, were $940.12 tn OXfor di-ofjeily coiid.itt. „tau,v,| at , h(1 Ritx Thl. , . aured the County uf a 's ta b e D N *1* **«aot.hip to r e any Anrer- and other reremonies, oter of science, an hnm-r nhh-h how many crows will bu PU‘ Ini", refreth Chief IVilli.im* uoiooioeeij that c e s s uf the s a m e month last year, th * eras obtained from the stale the fkld. ■un.-ial rindillon for *t least [II Iran movie If any member uf the mein* were served. Federal g* vernmenl funds are east is “non-Aryan." II e . l l e . r U M * * * , t k r r e l lirerslly. Because nf the trip In Ih-Iuind. the regular M nday se don of mu- according to a compilation of fig­ to be paid those participating I n ' , D w t o i t a Bwch labor Day the local Junlnor legion | h»I will f? " rl ^ V" '":...... “V* ures released today from tho postthe conservation p ro g ra m , ,•vrn,"' " th,,r th»n llw not meet this week. Next meeting 1,1 *?***•*• ,l,,Ce ,J,UOr f,,IU office. Amounts of payments nro govrenl«*l* Sunday and Monday, This year the month'* rvvvoM IConmimioners Hold emed by aeveral factors. Friday. Sept. | | when target prac"" '" *' • 1wi' 1 in*‘lu,l“ M>orl* events, dances, amounted to $.1,047.13, while tho live will be railed for the organ­ I n l t l n l DiacuAHioit Seminok CounlV ranks rather fl"»l I'a'ades and other attractive income from Auguat, 15, totglod Four Schools Take isation'* rifle team. high in the number of wrrk feature*. $2,607.29. -<• IOn B o n d Situation sheet* entered. The neighboring ,l 'o nsored hv the Registrations F o r butWhile postal receipts were gotocounty of Volusia rrcordeti but Day|ons Bej.li Chamber of Com JayCees Send Order Election notification letters were «f officers, and, as this I* onn of Opening New Term Ing, the sal* In government toby me ran. Tentative plana to retain San- 260. being forwarded W a y by the Sen- I the most important meetings of For 25 Bencheti To Be Vond* dropped off to almost noth­ I feed's bond agreement with the tool* County Chamber uf Cum- tha year, we sincere’/ trust that Piineip.il* and teachers of I.V- ing, another report revealed. Ibaadhokkra* committee were dic­ 'Knock Knock* Film mrrre to 23 directing >oard mem- you will make every possiblv vf. Put On City'H Streets ■nun, Oviedo, I hiiluotn end Luko Twelve month* ago tho An* iest night b f a iV Com- New Service Station elected by I,a I t im Sept I I fort to attend at this time." , Mary Sr book today were on duty gust isle nf bond* reached $$,Gets Showing Here I ter*Following tera and repeesen is lives President Andrew Carraway ofi , ■ ,, , D the communication, | The complete Board of Director*, Ib Going Up Rapidly | t f the committee. of at their respevtlve inst it ill oils re- 437.60. Last month tho total ioto Florida's first pre-view , how bl[ T. )L Simpaon, preddeiit including the 23 named by the ru­ the local J u n c r Chamber -* reiving regblralion* and a lig n ­ was only $229, entire Commission met Comintrre announced toilay that • Work is progressing rapidly ing of Vincent Lopex' -Knockl I with Kenneth M. Keefe, chairm <-i C’T ! be,r . L . rent ballot, i* as follows: more than 25 benches hail al­ ing tin leei f ir the Pj:»i-:t7 school Sanford—C. E. Adam*. George ready been ordered b|r the Jay- year. |o f tin aemmittee, and J. W. nn the Gulf Refining Company’s Knock” feature one-reel.r w as1. , A.* r*‘u" " f h,‘ of ,n attorney for Urn group, new service station being con­ seer: on the screen of Uiv Hits t ,U *» ,h' Kl" ti,m "" I). Bishop, K, E. Kl. (worth, IJoyd Cre* to lie placed In front nf The four schools Will begin opLOCAL WEATBH9' |1W*day, I am very happy to ad- F. Boyle, Martin J. Brain, Arthur varfous' buxlm*a” ctUbfl»hm*nti dlacnask n for a structed a t the corner cf Park! Theater this morning. out the ( minty will not open until plan also was Avenue and Second Street. The film evnt.rvd around Ihej V** !h*l y')U. . h l ^ •levied a , Hransn, Randal] Chase, J. II. Col- of the city. U r. _____________T l Already a foundation ha* beenj parlor game of "Knock Knock" director of the Seminole County Hough. | | . ||. Coleman. W. S. there no •] The JayCees began a drive lo Sept, 11, arcording tn announce­ Tm b. J l f f R I t A i i r a n f t 3 laid far the huge gn-oline con­ mentfrom the office of the coun­ Mar. Chamber of Commerce for the rn -j Co emaa, W. I» Cooper, I. Wigito (tops taken. Which ha* covered the country place thr-e bench** rn the street* Upice Uw pteaant agreement tainer* to be Used, with prarti.-il- and ia being used In tonteati "to"* year, Oct. I, lUM -Sept. Mb Hawkins Connelly, R. L. Dean, so that visitor* to th* city might ty •uperintemfrnt, T. \V. lawtnn. Apr. Mav V - V s a ^ r R H All principn * of white srhnni.t %IU1V V f dbalHnre, the City pav* 1y all of lh« foundation of the in many sections. Ju lu* Dingfrhler, R. L. fTknn, have a place to rest. . . . ........ ........... • ! ?n ft “I ,know that by yuur rvperi Sydney G. Gray, W. M. Ilayne*. Httn a $1 tor every $1 building baing finished. Mrrrhnnt* of the city were will aoseiifble ut 10 A. M, Sutur- •1 ... .......... tl •lay with Mr l-uwtnn to lay plan* ence in busines* matteri ami thr J. Ingley, W. B. Kirehhoff, J» to operation np to one The stalk * , which 1* being con­ .................... ...... I t St .. asked to ro-operat* with them Tl ‘S FAIAB ALARM VI W the total amount ret- structed a t a cost of $4,000, will interest and pride you take in civic VV. A. lo ftie r, If. J. Lehman, J im. in tho movement and bear part for the year. The srsxi n is srhed St - .............. ........... . i t FREMONT, OhPt. S ept 3__ . ____ _ . „ ft| f t 31 ~ I to t o n * held by the be computed within six weeks, —A little light flashed on in affair* that the other memhei • o f , L. Ms rent cite. C. R. Mason. John of th# expense, and more than u’eil for the superintendent's of­ t t .. .. t j It according to tho contractors. fice. U .. f t . i t John Powers’ attic. Neighbor« the Hoard and officer* of the Mvisch. Sr., W. Herbert Me**rr. 26 responded to th* drive, ... t l 14 tnmtlng Hrpiic (i)H'ratlon* on all schtol 11 became Harmed nnd notlfiei i'himber will enjoy working with » A. Newman, II. H . Fhpwurlli.l Th# benchei will he of steel ........................... M M . 15 Kelp beds act as natural break­ Ohio Power Company to Investi­ you during the coming year. It ........................... f t N. B. Pope, G. E. Rolllaa, Ja*. G. J and bear tha name of the Junior buildings were nearing completion ’1 ft water* and partly pretest besc he* gate. Electriciaiu found* a fire­ "On Tuesday, Sept. I, tho Chain- Aharon, 8. O. Shiaholaer. T. E. >Huimhcr. Thsy will be placed at today. All work wi I have been litl- ia . _ ............... i t 3I «R ft Vriihf, layt 11.1Ireni nwaioa, ___ _ her will told ita aanual election' i i h Usm c ws page Usee) *interval* on the duwntuwn itrxxts. Uhvd by opening date. fly caught to a cobweb* i _ 19 700 Farms Will Participate In U.S. Soil Plan J ■ .1 3 I x-jt SAN FOND, FLOniDA, THURSDAY, SEPTCMBBR S, IBM - pm ' -m I AN W P K T P m m t DAILY NIWgPAPCT ij w in iM j ^ ___ i .i f ^ S a n f o r dite’s Vehi c I e Kccovered I n -4 1 , ’v a I »V Report Sale 01 41 C am p aign Plates feinberg Assumes [diem kal Position J ii h Citrus Body Seminole Beauties ,h” To Daytona Beach A I t e nd InHlUllRlIOU |*» Fete Of DeLand UnHj™-,1, „tarm m New Chamber Board Is Notified O f Election, Called T o N a m e Officers . r . , . — ■ s .------ -- ., ‘-m w � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 02, 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/fbe1c3261c1460a3e01da3035348f9d2.pdf aa13e3e37db7f5aef8e7dc8aa1751f52 PDF Text Text V - 1 ‘ ■ * fy / t V - . - ............................................1 __________________ k» , » > ’ A • *, t ‘ * •-. - - r; -r - r ■ ~Vf " *M-._- -■ ! . \ r . 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A U G U S T IN E , A u *. 31___ icorald w o, the only Saint to gatti* — The (iuim-xvlllt. (J-Mi-n trn • tr two kilo. Th* hratrd rontrst • In i 12 fait innlntfi hire y r s 'r r - wan ipirod with all klltdo of sen* day hrf'irr Rus flnvcl.’s lino alti- lational play*. *lo to r r n lr r .Iruvr o v it the winAn ovrrf.ow trowd watched the nine run anil e n v r lion MrShstu? content. and hi* ir>mr a 3 to 2 win over 0»» 8t. Augustin.. .Saint* in th« D aylaaa Reaeh-Palatka Florida Stnli* la n g u r play.off. A * D A Y T O N A B K A C II, Aug. 31— tho srrirs now aland* lh<- Saint* Talatka'a A ialea* atretched their ha»p won two gam r* and the irm i-final aerie* In the State G-M rn, who tiqqtml tin- In-.p stand­ kraguo play-off unt another day ings for thr ana inn, have arorrd yeaterday afternoon a* le fty one win. Sparkman an<| Rill Mould downed The tram* inert at fiaineiville the Islander-, 4 to 1, today nt | o’rln rk . If the G-M rn The lalandrra won the firat two aRaln triumph and even the fiv r- jrame* of the threa out of fire fam e aerie* the arrne will *hift • aerie*. A victory at Talatka to* to St. Aucuntinn on Tuesday. On .'day will aend them Into the final the other hand n St. Augu.iino payoff. rlcto ry today would wind thing* Sparkman pitched three and a up. third inning* for the D iet* and Yeaterdny’a a ffa ir wa* the most ra re up only three hit*. In the thrillinir play-off runtrat «o fa r fourth, with one nut, a single and with Elbert T ad g .-lt going the ilia* two walk* filled the baaea. Spark* lance for the ti*Men and retting man wa* removed In favor of the St. Augualine rrew down with Mould, who retired the aide and nine hit*. Rid Rutland worked tho held the local* hitlea* th r »e*t of first eight inning* for the Saint*, the game. Jack Hall Marled for Daytona g lv ln r U p *rven hit* ami two run* before yielding to a pinch liitte-, Reach. H r pitched four inning*, and J"hn Schneider toiled the re­ giving up four hit* and thru- run*. Hill Kin*e| r rp s r rd him anil almainder of the di*tanre. Moing into the twelfth with the lowed two more hit* and another aenro deadlocked nt 2 all Roll Pit* .run. man o|>enrd with an Infield hit to | Clement I, lead-off nun for I’a* ■eeond, wa* sacrificed a peg hy jlatka, drew „ walk In hi* first Reach'* hunt and acored with the [time up llin r* aingled him to sir?wining tally on llevell'* *nfe !«nd. Krrnael flew nut to center, allrgi knock to renter. Clrm rntl going to third. Mallrgo* Two St. AuguMinr error* helped al*o flew out to renter and f'.enrtho (i-Mcn to *core their fir»t two rn ll arorrd. In the arrnnd, Ru«ter K in a n l run*. McDoogal - t a r lil.l the third With n *ingle and war rafe at *er* rapped out a homer to rig htfirld . nnd when I ad rha r dropped Mr* Hortnn wn* aafe on Struklr'a had Mnwan'* throw at areonrl in an throw to firat. Sparkman aingled. attempt to turn Ruck’* grounder to sending Horton to «etond. A alngle ahnrt into a double play. ........ an hy Clement! arorrd Hortnn. aenred llurk with n *lng!e lo right. In the *ivth (fame. Teen (Jallerightfirld. A wild pitch hy K inarl allowed him In rent* the plate. The Ia'aniler*' only run wa* In the firat inning. Tige Minor laahrd out a triple to IrftfirM nnd acurrd on Mnrton'a double to left. T W O l i l K IN III,A S T T IJ U A N A . Metier., Aug. 31 — </l*l A man and hi* wife were tdn«trd In death and th eir fiyear-old rhild rrltiraly injured yrMrrdny in an etploMnn thnt ahnttrred a one-*lcry frame hn*”| end ahiwik other building* in th* lio-ioe.* aection of I hi* border town IIA I.I.O O N RACK IIK tilN H W A R SA W , Aug. 31— tAb— The ! twenty-fourth Mnrilon Rennett Iliallorn race, minu* an Am erican J ntt v foe the fir*t time, ata rlr.l ' ye*lrrdav. Ten Imllnoa* drifted toward the norlheaat. Classified Advertisements 1— A n n o u n c e m e n t * . 2ii— M la c t lla n n o w f o r B a l t . I'sc.l K rlvin ator H A V K Y O U II W ATt-'ll repaired FO R S A I.K : electric refrigerator. A lm o it by on* who really knawa bow new unit. f.*>.V Kn*y term*. MenBrigg*. Jeweler, Mag. Ava. rra l Appliance Co. M KN W A N T I.O to train Tor IMiailion* in the Itefrigcratioii I.H illT JO H N SO N kicker for sale rheap. Inquirn H ill E . Ith. and A ir Conditioning Kidd. W rite Ito* li.'ifi, llerilld. M IS S IO N A R Y Strawberry planta. Grown from northern atock. F lt K K ! ST O M A C H A C ID , MAS P A IN S , IN O IH K K T IO N relieved Rex i'ackard. Phone l l l- W , quick. Met l i r e mtmplo doctor'* lixi.non NO. 3 Uyprrae la t h prracription. tldgn, at Mcltcynsuitable for shadiog plant bed*, <ild*‘ and l*mey'a Oiug Store*. etc. |2.00 per M. f. o. b. Johnson’a Incorporated, Bunnell, F la . I — I^y*l an d F o u n d M IS T Fountain |un litU n ii Mouiitiiin In* t‘»». St |'if*t. Of* fire , |{«*wnnl. \V. S. (Suffonl. T r l. 7H7W . 110 OK 220 AC are W elder. I ’J'.l.M). W ill Hrmonstrate. K. Molt. Telephone OR I. Geneva F la . AUCTION 3— A n to m u b tle s . M n n d n y. S e p t. 7 — 11 A . M . R K K K K K I. A M * Son*. 3U| W. C O W S — t ’O W H P i n t St. for week-end bargain* MULES k HORSES In u*ed car*. T h r*v car* are priced Wo H ill — 11 In I hr M *Hr«t b h l.lr r fur atiaight sale with no trad*- l . ' l hlRtl Mr .1lir Je ix e ) ( Anil IIU M D ' • rM K lrrh (»ml Hpiln«rra. Al«<» In*. I h •• •* «r Iruttl* R ii lr * - H aiI*|I» nn«l Hiok llvirara I W lR-brln< fitir * ml aa k r fit<«nay Wo Rrwj» A L I - S T A T E U rea--Sears' prices a | imm| naaof liitrn ! un h*n«| an<l and Sears' quality. Km I am Drlt.tla -lira Bon*. 301 W. F ira t SU 5— H e lp W n tile d Underway Sept.3 T w o P e rry Y o u n g ste rs P r is e A w a rd B id R o o k ie C I.E V K I.A N D , Aug. 31— (A<)_ Th* failure of the Indiana to win the A m erican leagu* \ pennant must have been another b itte r d is­ appointment to the Cleveland fan* but at » a * t they have had , few bright ipota to make th* season in­ teresting. Th* a m a iln g hatting feat* of Roy W eatherly, the 21-yvar-old who atepped from New O rleans of the Southern ^Association to make a spirited old for the top •lugging honor* of the leagu,*, gshw thorn lomething to cheer about. And then along came Boh Ftller. This yougater. a real-life M erriwell, stepped from the aandlut* to rome w ithin one itrlke-o u t of lying the league record of Id act hy Ruhe Waddell 2)1 year* ago. He i* the talk o f the baseball world. No wonder— for the lad i* only 17, and has not yet comp eted hia high school course. Feller gave some Indication of what might be eapected o f him when he struck out eight of the nine St. I^.ui* Cardinal* who fared him in a J u ly eahlhltlon game. Hut no one figured he Would stand the SI. t.oui* Rm wn* on their head* in »uch sensational fashion. The llmwn* are not the weakest team in the Am erican league when it rome* to batting—fellow* like Sober*, Hell, West and Rottoinley pack a real punch. U n y a il weeks removed from the aandlots. Feller acted like n veteran on the mound in hi* firat starting venture. When he found himself in a tight spot ho merei„ “ 1 ne niere1 Z li " eog|,|n>, . . , . , *” Exchange • price. Co. T o D e fe n d C r o w n A g a in H t In A m e r ic a n O f A m e r ic a n H is T r io S ta rs N E W Y O R K . A ug. 31— ( * } _ A n international fie r i of more than 300 player*, including E n g ­ land's great Fred I'e rry and Kuy Stam m er*; a young French team led by the veteran Jacques Brugnon, and players from Holland, Japan and Canada goes to make the national men'* and women’s tenni* alngle* championship* at Forest H ill* an event com p’ rabic to the Wimbledon championship, in England. The draw for the tournament, scheduled to run from neat ThursT m m mat** sad r*«m mats* so th* Clsvtland b***b*ll stub, g*y W w **th*ely satM rly (l*ft), (l«ft), tt-y*sr-*td f t - y s a c s ld •sluggir from New Orleans, *nd B e l 'l»y. Sept. 3, to -Sept. 12, wi | be S tllo t (right), 17, wh« st*pp«d from an lew* farm to Big Leagu* made at the office* of the United fNgMag gtsry, tr * regarded by many ** th* prla* rook Is* sf th* State* la w n Tenni* Association AtodrUhn Laagu*. (Assocletsd Pros* Phets) office* today. Together with the two main tournament*, the vet­ erans' single* and the renewal of the national Interscholastic tour­ nament will be held a t Forest By JIM M Y t IIA I'M AN IUII*. There will be no play on Sun­ day. These Hookies! . I’e rry , the generally rrcognited One would assume 1,1 lhc »nd today, Ixit's ,r from the from firat glance, even* the ^ "m t,‘" mountain*,' worM champion. I.* un overwhelm aeciind, nt the apoil.i valley*, and plain*, w ill go out or.:*nK favorite to win the men’s sinpage* of various news­ the giidiorn to lx-gin a tough.-Ke* e n w n he failed to lift la*t paper* that there |. two week training iicrKMi, which year t^cause of an in ju ry in the sem i-finals, especially since W il- , quite It struggle amoRn> may make or bleak them. In our own city, more than'nier Alli«on is not defending the I the circle* of the first fifty bleb m IuhiI yountf*ter« an title. However, the up-and coining year men in the major rlrcu it* a* to who will iweie*l tin* hint call for f<Hitt>ull youngster* of two nation* may pi:»t tire umler the utile inntruc- steal the spotlight from the letla- adjudged the "price ti'iu «.f l oach "W hitey” Merookie of the IU.JII l.tDa*. un.M'kil by "W hltry" The chief rival* to the lli\ton *«n." Ou^laml, Twr, month, ago, ha! Uonlon uid I Ih i^ e ll McCracken. ura lion Hu%(e, the anyone even | Tlo •• yoiiittf-ter* will fiiiht thei ’ ! C a lif., red-hvad who is ju st out of lo.ut« out for u place on the" the "youngster" class, Hiynn H at RiMikie J i m . Dl.Maggi.i ,,f th,.i hu b m Koo| eleven, then to brinu (•rant of Atlanta atvl Kidney slaughtering Yankee* would l> ' honor si •■ *I irloiy to their School. W'iumJ, J r ., of Neve York. IMven ii cb*«e pn/o l»»e race rare f„r for the tl,........ Then* i« nothing? that touchfi awanl. they Wool,| have lx , n •I . . i .- mote than the sp irit mint- SPORT CHATS laughed at, in fact, sneered n•, I fi-.ied by the player* on u footImt Unlay, thut's a different tide, I,all team, and the student* who or- i^vei in the senior n ir e it, -rand on tlit* sidelines, urging there* a lad from the red clay Ilnur herd-play and yelling hill* of North G aw ’ga. ............. and cheering for them. Thi* ole strike-out record never entered th staging u one mm college spirit, a* It i* called, i* youngsler'* head while he w a* on certainly his home toy n lolk-. f,-|t hy everyi ne ut one time or the mound, lie was out lu win the • how for game and the best way he knew and that kid i* none c th .v th an 1another, and it l* nothing to he M, ize, slogging, lui-c n-hano-d of, for out on thr field, w,» to throw ’em past the b a tle is . Johnny , .. . Hr wasn't aure what the record t «f fighting for their very live*, I* the lleM orest, (,a. M ile's, tin lie I the Y D U T II of today, who w'll wa*. It I* interesting to note that F e l­ who troniplc* up the d u t around’ |„. the hu*im*** men nnd leader* the initial *urk for tho... ter-II.'r „ f t, ler • cored hi.* airasiug feat w ith ­ tin* Ifcoi-e Roy* I.c m M. we hiuti'-h Into thi* grid out the aid of un experienced mitt 1.001*. season, may »i*h every tdayman. Ilia catcher un tho m em or­ There'* one John.iv, who lin*' i-r, every m arii. and every ;>erable ocrasion wa* Charley George, most rertain ly tie.-n "Job-in. ... soli in the cheering section the a pxikle. who ha-> twen reca led the S|x.t" this season, for lii* •y Cleveland Ie»* than a week be­ willivt, weeping with triple* i.n! y c iv »x *t of luck. May the Spirit ,.( Y O U T H iri*till into every -|sirt*fore the game. home run*, ha* Ix-en the nnnii O'Neill gave the catcher a lot fnctrr in tlie Card*' fight f..i fit t ni.in the de*lre for F A I R l'l.A I and GOOD Sl*t MtTSM A S S II IP , of rredit for Feller'* fine show ­ place. Personally, we wlnde- w bi.h i* so necessary for SUMing. George kept the young p itch­ bs-urts-slly endorse tin* • | i s pi A Y . IN W O RK or er working slowly und deliberate­ •Inmliiur !»••>• from (ie d t; 1 ,,,r |N A N Y U N D E R T A K IN G whetlily. talking to him several tim e* I In* priii* riMikir* hhhm I, :m.| pr« it lx- I.A ItG E or S M A I.U when he w a* in trouble «|thoot ilUT tluil hi* \m I| nvfivi* i*. |* r ____________________ giving him the impression that Not only ha4 Bookie -V* »iiioy > " ..T a . %« / « n life or death hong on the next Ito’en furnDhimr n lit11«* roimo-ti*J V I I I I S I A N D I N I i S pitch lion for the prife rookie r oin the * ______ _____________ If F r ier w n, at *11 nervous when Mu44i|ini rank*, hut then* im \ %I lo \ II. 1.1* **• |VI. \\ .1 1 Is* -l he started the game he did not nU k two hoyq liver in th«* **•ni<*r .111 •• show it. He had the poise of , vet­ loop, who wrr pivmu him tin* Suit- ,^T | ^i. 1I•k ;» •i '' t*,pi s .M .M . ** ? .1 5 l eran. He even went so far a* t ■ th* of hi4 life f«»r thi* *iiv ml in *. tlil< 32H si ogle Umpire H a riy G rlvrl in the HIn uwn h iu u i1 line of (I ihm d f i l l -I.^O tit* *. • .1 f in . it.m il I |l«»"|i.fi ,c.*» Sft most approved hig h-ague fashion H'miIh ih >tunny Wrntht-i ly, **7 ,»'*t 71 3a when he disagreed with the arh i. year o|i| yiuiiiK^ter vkh«» I'liine u|# |t-.H.kl>ti s2 .111 IO.. ..Is ll III 1 1.' ter on a called hall on Jim Hot- to ( li'Vt'litml fioni New Mileum lr*lrf)li*?'« lleftivllft St M ...- ft 1. Itiookl) II J-2 in the Sniithel u ,\««ih imI idii I * tnmley in tho second Inning. | t i li It 1tl K *1 ..t ^ O'Neill intrnd* to hung hi* la t ­ roam the miter iM i'hii for l he «, 4’||14‘.4M ** t-«. v% > i . ID.w|.II 2-1 est sen*ation along rnrefutly. V e ry InilUiiM. ,i, ,ii ». 1. I'lli! »•!« Iphl4 4*3. Thl« ln»y Sim m y ha« nrolti, I Iike y Feller w ill not start more Iigtoft t««lto9 than once a week at pmarnt. For •piite a lu e e ie Mime til* riitr.m e I t a. I ...| - | | . .| in the hit; time, and at pie-ei.l I II, 41 4*|||c.M|<». ,N • all h i, 1*0 pound* and srx, feet of writmit I n Minoru; the top |M *| f I*r i i height, F r lle r is only a Ixiy. %h i iim %\ u t i . i r IVI. W'||» I .*0*1 Feller hall* froat Adel. la ., u em with the >*ti« k In tliut It <p. 444 . h \..tk »is small town 30 mile* front lie* A tram-mate of the Stormy hoy •N*It* M l k • i.titii ft** r.4 .in M-dne*. Ill* father is a raneher. hy the name of IM i F r lle r i- an­ 4‘lllfilll** ft • *1 «• .321 Bub started a* a ahorlstop on an other one who ha* t hall< iii;< >1 t» e | H*| t i'll •14 ft1! ft ! ri|(ht h of "Spui*hetti Joe” to II"* V\ ,4*lllOtololl Iowa sandlot team, managed by .1 *4 ||..*|s.n 41 4j Mwniil. with In* fine h u rlin r for • •liil-.il. Id Ii I • . m I f 71 hi* father two year* ago. lie be­ U ftI .344 thr ( leveland I mli.ire*. Iti li i*e»»t St |.«*uU came a pitcher and *min attracted Ir a lr H ll'a llr««l|« tlown la men 4wiui;in4: at air m | m \..ik * I I hi* .4*0 1*1. the attention of hig league scouts. hi-* flint content in the hit; tim *• • l.*«l«ift l « t'lrirl.1 ini 2-1 In an amateur tournament at Hay\\ ,i* hitiB t* n . r. .*41 IsHiila I -1 mnl 'ftlme that time ha^ main I l»r|foU | . ton last sum mer he fanned IK b at­ •.!• 11*I *• . • 2 tamed a -wift pare miioni; the* fM•••till I At line- I . intilnn -<» ter*. He was *igne,| with New O r ­ ligmrx I smI mF Junior riteuit pitrher*. 1 leans but derided he wanted to f in ­ 14111* * to lie**. l|l> <| So, who thi* Iniy DiMuj'irio,. ish high school where he still has who wa* p i4*«« iiL'enteil to aitnun l ftiii m i i n %ftftIM I IT III1 another year. Won I4.Hi IVt Imi»ii4 •rleelmn oil the all -*tar I 412 "ft li Cleveland ha* done fairly well t4*moi, whi-ir he nutde a y ia o l, \.i«h\ill«* .344 77 3* with young talent in the past. W e*, flop No lioiiht, he is a fine ball I s . >• <>rl. <n 71 41 .t u ley F rrre ll w a* only 21 when he player, but not in the c la * . with! • 2 43 »?4 M lil • *4 Johnny Mize of the tins lion* • 4*li 4l|,gtl«N«K | 41 11 .113 K »»••%I lllr Gang! 37 ft*! • lit . >l**Mi|ih l<* 41 43 •374 First Call Fur Faolhall! l»«lrolMF'« Hm b I i i \ 1l.| tl (.4 I J \|v Ml|>hlg 2*1, To.lay. grid practice wa* begin K h 'O 'lll. « 9. I.lltl- ltu.*k 3*1 on the front* of most large collllifnlnaliam 1-7, i*ti«i!aniNi|a became a tegular for (be tribe, I * li \ 1Pi* N* w Mrl.'.ing 0*1 in l!*2,.i. J.<e Yosinik in.idr hi* ' *»w in left field for IH«* Imliatift when he w*« only Jtl. Then a lent; lao «• Wi-.ithetly |o get the It iiir'lt* nfin* at '’ voting Otfe.** l ack of l‘»D|f minor l«* i|f' e evperien *e •Ihln't Mien* to hinder |h«*H«* Im»v « fr«*n» making rr^nt with u humr. MALARIA Carlton Live Stock M A N , R K I.IA III.K , to Ih-i -oric an )!•!K•*toihh| AVr A l.«hr I'llf lt m ( nuloiiioliite mid ucrident claim Jr**, r u . adjuster in your teiritory. InNo. 3 Red H lii* aurence eiperienrw unnecessary. F D R S A K E : Reed Polatne*. Ilrnry A. RuxNo selling. W rite Associated A d ­ juster*. Ro* r.rt | A. Milwaukee, srll Seed I'o. IDO W. F irst. St. Wia. F D R S A I.K ; IBM Ford V-H Fordor Setlan. Mu*t sacrifice at ft— .S itu a tio n W a n te d . once. I'hone 412. C Q I.O ItK D M lltl. wants heuaework. Willie M ay Wilburn. Hilt BEFORE BUYING that llicycl* —See our line ami ask our E . ttth._______ r O l.O IIK D M lltl, wanlb j*>ti a* nurae or taking in laundry. Bernice (icier. M ill K. !Mh St. N a tio n a l Tennis Southeastern Mentors Depend On * J T o u r n e y To Get ^un*ors Season ^ • volume xxv S t . A u g u s t in e T w e lv e Pfeifer aingled nnd acored all the w ay from llrM when Mrltougal'* line hingle got through 1'ilrgerald in the aoft renterfiehl. The Saint* picked up their firnt run in the fourth. K ilig e rild or al out an infield hit to aeeontl and atopiH-d nt third on Owen*’ double to right. Andrew* then lined out to deep right anti P itig e ra d ea*i* Jy arorrd alter the catch. Trailin g I to 2 going into tho ninth thr* Saint* knotted I he arore at 2-.*ll when M e rg e Andrew* ripped a towering triple to right tenter. On the 'ip ire /r play A n ­ drew* tallied on Swindell'* per­ fect hunt. The M Men out tut the Saint* fur the firat lime during the *erle*. get'ing I I blow* to the local* nine and played rrtnrlc** ball afield. Pitman, Revolt and Mclloiig.il helled nut three hit* earlt to do the damage at the plate while K ilt- A PRIZE PAIR OF ROOKIES Lift Cleveland F o r »■ «» •f •*»—f »r^r- • t; KEEP VOUR EYES N A S IIV M .I.E . Tcnn.. 'Aug. 31. lin. guard, and lluford (H u h/) — td’<— Southru«ti rn Conference Ray, 2'.H).|H>imd tackle, fisithaU coaches are moaning u* carry Y u n d u b ilt hopes. is their habit thi* (into every Tennessee nnd Tillane. on tile year, hut their prnliction* will I eonietuiek tra il, will need the hit an all-time hov within the^ le st work of their juniors. The Vols have high Impe* for Tom next few weeks if RKIS aopho more stars -li<>ub| I urn out to Harp, halfl iaek; Joe llaytm. iMianl. mi<l FrutiK ( raw foul, tarbe "morning glories." I’racticaliy every school in the k k Ta^anc m i -Km t!u* P|uirk «»f M-leam loop Ira* a fc»v gridders, victory in Tom (Mont, mi*iir:ito brilliant in their v n isi'y debut r ntnl nli|»|M*ry run n rr, ami last fall, who are corn', I on to Jolin AinireWB, fn|]l»nck. “ make or break" the e.Vr -ri thi* Alalmma, without u hirhli^ ht season in their second campaign. nniotiif thi* III.*!.* h The high, pte *ci.inn rating rulimr on thrin. ncverlhH»’M, How being given Georgia Tech, alone with Miiiorj* to offnet (he Vanderbilt. Kentucky, and Ole Iom of several vrlcraio . Mit* rail tv attributed largvt/ I*. S. ()., Anhurii au«| MinM** to last year's sophomore stars. Ripl'i State, Imvinir lir t n n ll/ Rival coaclicJ arc womlerin^ Mnior tvaniM, nr** r r lm i r n how best to go nbnut stopping for the cm ifritn ce rrow u, lei*, Ray Itape*. Ole Miss’ I W i new­ even they can UAt. junior b ril­ comer, an elusive halfback who liance. Auburn phtiH n i :»<h| wa* one of the conference's hig h, spot for Hilly Hitchcock, brother scortrs. | of the sensational Jim m y. .MisCoach Hit* Alexander's efforts sissippi State has u floe p res­ to drive to the top auniii depend| pert in Hartley Ward, halfback largely upon whether D utchi The ehampion I,. S U . T ig e rs Koneman, Hit) pound balfbatk; will find a place for H alfback Fletcher Sim s, ipiat tcrlmck; Pinky Rohnt and Tackle I'vul H arry Appleby, fullback, and Carroll. 7!nd* J. I’. Morgan and E d Julies / Florida, under Jix-h Cm ly, bointain lale season's pace, i gin* the long pull upward w itM A ran maintain Coachi Chet Wynne admit* h i Waiter M ayberry and Roll Ivey, expect* a t;oo«| Kentucky eleven halfback*; flu rry Kickliter, liaJflmrk, thi* *eanon. Tliat i* |»o*.*ihly kle; Kenneth W illi*, fillllinrl:, conservative estimate if It b ami Rug* Hendricks, mentor’s Davis, 1*135 yen-ntion. I* oil the figuring in the Ioo*e ut:ain. Davi* scoicil plan*. point* and ul« o pnF*et| ami Sewane.-, despite it* meehpunted well la* t fall. puhlicize.l scholarship*, is not etfur anoi lu-i lin .iv u rate* a «l.in,.f 1011* pi'itcd tu go fur "dark horse** position he-'iu-e of year or two, but bonn/ Mont it* ominous-looking list id gomery, halfback and ItaxC-r Co uch juniors including (Hi.* M affctt, Moore, guard, nuiy aid l1 .*n end; Tout llaygood, llek Clark In prodm'tpg an im ­ 2un-pound tackle. Rill lln itiiian , proved eleven. . pile-driving IiiPl ack. nnd Sea­ born lt>xld nberiy. i-lu»ive runThe p-.etic und sentimental legi»-r ami rnircy (ichl ecu* nil. nd that bird* sleep with tli.'ir C arl Hinkle, ci-tiicr; Ed Met* .*,ea<l* under th eir wing* i* not true. F O R B A L E —5-room "liouie. G m 4 W it lM u t H o arB clip location. Bargsia. Sm all 4-ROOM furnished apartment. W. down payment; etvy trra ii. P , 0 . , I*, Cooper, T v l. TJ’>. . Pox 1 5 7 5 ,_____________1 Judge Reports Legion Hires State Workers Ickes’ Foster Son Shot; Suicide Seen SANFORD, FLORIDA Tl l-SDAV, SKITKMHER 1. 1*1.10 Construction Dixie County Hits $12,225 Probes Death Past M onth Of State Cop E’ifteen Permits In- Two Meet Death An1 **ued At City llall; Officer A 11 e mpts Filling Station To To Arrest Tncker He $4,000 Project On Traffic Charge P o U tica fT iffs Caused Exposure Ci>n*truction uctivith-s in SanCR O SS C I T Y , S«-|>t. I. oV) — fool for th>- month of August, A Divio county rn to m r’, ju r y 1 total i-| 412,223, according j itay sought tu i-.t ihlt.li who (ir.-d to a compilation of figure, rr-ith i- f ii.t »hot in a gun fight la*t li-a-.sl tixlay at C ity Hall. I night which resulted in the death Tho same month la*t year «nw of two men. one a traffic officer si\ building permit* i** iod to j with tho State Road Department, authorize Sl.:tl.*> in construction. Sheriff F . I.. An-tor-on -aid th e . while in August of r .ii l o n ly |ju ry, which • xumitie,| .evi-rnl w it - ' 11.3(3* waft cxpi'ndrtl for ih4' pur • , thi< timiniru;, wi»ud »»n|HI ••*. tim*i* th4* in t ju ii) th i« a f t i in o n . No EvidenceFoundOf Foreign F i n antes Supporting M o v e P O N T I A C . M ic h .. S i n t . 1. — ( A P ) — C ir c u it Jttdiri* (im ry fo R . H u r l r ic k tia lu Y I.n in agent's •II* I ke %••••rlrglr.l l*rr« « I p n tU •t • li«h Ini*** ! c t i i v i H i r r c t l . u a r c f t i l M u ilr it l t m la y •• 1«• paid farm , n i a l r s f r n m a f frit- r v atloii omonl 14*1*1 at t pie and to ptv n*»»• * ir> t*» \r G a tc h e l F in d s Floridians V a c a t i o n In Mountains Local Retail Merchants Assotiation Presitlunl Declares l!iisiiius> ( mi* (lilions (*oo(t In Sou 1It Lehmann Avers Land Boom Will . H it State Soon R°*arians H e a r Former 1/K'alManlte- Pointed Need Of turns From Jaunt Over Miami Area 'Keeping Awake’ -1 th * '!• • w in . Ii a re d. it tied ••* • l nn min*'? il • f a th * I • * i on w .1 nil.ltd e to aw l.. ii . . 1. eor.fti. L 1ut ionI . lt l l . OllUflg | .l |l|. •-.*• who . d fit. 0 w o rk sit* I*. • 1 P .1111. 1 out H u t a f *« O1. f tie goll 1 ft * • X iff n ot nn 0 | re* ol. lit a ! !• n . 1 .» **t if x T lio n 1 , Did,and Pastor I’rges (iti/en s To T a li u Interest In l i r* 1... Two Negroes Held For (irnndLarceny In Sanford Store 51 Water M e t e r s tnemlwr *.f the l*H*al fire depart­ ment to tak** his regular t*umtiter vacation. AR D O N U S , fo lk * , b u t, if y o u ’ll h o ld a L ig h t a “ D o u b le-M ello w ’* a n d get the th rill D ou ble-M ellow O ld G o ld to yo u r e a r of that w o n d erfu l do u b le-m ello w flavor. If a n d ro ll it b e tw e e n y o u r fin g e n , yo u c a n yo u d o n ’t s a y , a lte r try in g h a lf a p a ck , it’t P a c tu a lly L IS T E N to it* tactory-lreth n ess. fla t fie ld lin t i i - . rii-g to, « h a rg td w ith tin -.ik in g and e n te im g w us held lo d .iv hy C it y n tilh M ile s tu 1 vwith g ran d l a n * i . fa**- tn .» . ( o n «t«h |e 1,4itirue M rm e-1 The two w**r* a I* g«*| t # hale M ul i n »na*t«' thi* a r t e s f th e finest cig arette y o u e v e r tasted, m a il u s Fifty-»»ne new city w atrr tern wen* m-tallcd in Sanfonl hr«»krn and ent*-i«d Speer und during August, according to u Son's F irst Str* « t -tun nnd re\ lie V\ i II m t iis re tu rn e d y *•• repoit made today hy the < itv 1moved a quantit) 1 diygood-, W ater I N-partment. clothes, ^ilk'-n garments an | Jug- t»''..*> f»"»o Vt I.i i i Tji w ith th r.*n* w M u k •* h«N*| huM ft w h ich w d l In July, HO new in e t i 'i i w ir e gxge,» yo u r m o n e y b a c k . . . p lu s p o sta g e . Ju »t the t ilk e n ( w it h o f p r is e crop le a l, in th e v e ry p in k o f im o k in g co n d itio n . T h a n k s to th a t d o u b le C e llo p h a n e w ra p p in g , p ro ­ In s ta lle d . | I'** l i e U h i.-f R -y W illiiim * *ui<t I*** a*hti-«l t •• the riM in ty f lr e t of T h o (n tu l n u m b e r " f i n - l r i the m rn w e re trai-i-il il-ovii th ri.-iK h v* In* |«-« - e m n g lh«* S a n fo rd vic m u ir n t s now in u -e her.i* 1.707 ( th e ir r f f n i t , tu ,|i-|, , r , , f t)„- ity c u m p n r .il to l . 7 l ' J th nt w rte t-m- lx ,u ty . M r- Jo h n U h re fe w a t \ w j. t**|H,|t the pl.-yrii un Auir. 1, Iluth p ri.u n rr* h a il- l•.•<'n ru n ■lalrtl. v lc lr 'l " f |> feviuu* rv im r* i.n ,I h u i.- tep*ut««d re* \e rin g fro m an au W ater r»n*umpliun la-t nn.nth •rrv n l ptisun Ir r m ., the rh i'- f t"U ioi lie a* ident S u n d a y T h e an* ru n hr I 22„Y!-I.IMMI Ku||ou*. th • ’ • III. I h r y w e re ftn iz rtp iin t.,1 Iq- f 4*111*• ii#* in a hii li sin* Mux 11*|ing >U|H-rilltrn<lrnt I,f the w i.lri p in t w a* co m p le te ly d e m o lish e d . p - 'lirr ilrpartm rnt. te ctin g e v e ry O l d G o ld p a ck a g e . B u t d o n ’t sto p w ith the “ L is te n T e s t ” ! A »•‘ tid in g p e rm it fo r ID»n. to te u io d il a **t«n* nt la \Y*—| T h ir t* 1 1*rh S tre e t, w a s issti* *| y*** f #*r •lit • a ftrn o o ii ut C it y I L i It t*» U I H ughey. (Established 1760) P » S i 4 • i Yet, indeed! Double Your Money Buck if you're not plrtwcL OHer »tdl open, lor 30 dayi from today. rep uitnl. In Ju ly, 21.0 imi.imh* pul lun* w rrr u*r,|. laocal Physician Is Operated On In Jax Railroad Attacks Bargaining Statute -- , U .,|n .- - .|H t i.l. luu. M ; huh, M j«... I 2 t.I I' M. »o.| x 3 M .Sun i ♦■ * 01 \ M »u •* Vft a t H .' ■I' i \ l \ * at in «••niiii**d.vt ion Hurricane i'niiiid In Bermuda \rea \ ii i l: i i . "f Twti d i" !*'•■ Double Cellophane, PRIZE CROP TOBACCOS keep them F a c t o r y - F r e s h make them DOUBLE-M ELLOW Th. ih. I!, i dill, it . I.. I a ft. r «• n* lu*led L i* toned l» Th* p'ai». uni t* * *o iiin tu n ic n fi" ft T h e a re a o f the • ntir.entto! 1 JH.Th • i (ft le d S t st ' rh«* •otttii Itodng v•*v • *ii **f r n lik e s *.f • « fl 1*4' fo I • • ...u t for l* ., WIII* It r •a n ke r, a • ion. ||i* n r y »•*vi • rrito iu tin whi* ti Judgment Is Given Sanford By \slitoii Dr. Sam I*ul*»ton of th i-c ity anil tx.r i.-latinn* w ith rmp ..yr* .-n- \V..III.-.liny. K stirn ix N o rth « r.| D r. J . R. Chappr.l of O ilan.l" a " v ,|r |y |n ,„i activ- C!"‘ oU «..>ixrjly fair toniifht an I 1 w ith Dr. Smith. _ _ Oth-s \V filn< --i|ay, d tr.ip p . o f the ti . the C iv lii •u iftg -w ild g« -.? 1 t ,|! o n " | • v* if •merit and 4111*0ig t lo* •a ' tx» 1 “ 1 n r ..Id t-a p p . . p ilo tin g hi •*g . • down t t*a>« • , | oft* . 1 «»k at ns. • • 1 I I . hand- ;»r. 1 treat it f r h**ie lie ia «*d I mad f '.r - a f. y a rd in to hi t * , •* •«he*| " I T h a uf g •* W4 * 1 h**S* tl •*,, ii,. 4 or k hr • - t h e ir w ould l*« d ifft* * ty Ian d in g || m an » 1,1 *• . gem va n tp y U n d . U '*’ f 1 • h.imtter iMiiidlng lo * unt v**i#*t v \a 'i t lit oiigh w in . !» ,i new D o .n d **f In * f* . Tills W ill Ito* «e|**i ted Wli* pH d l‘ tl I I If f in a l le t ill lift w ill I*** m ad I Would *• B e p o h lii art *ri S**|*t. s w hen tlo* • ir ie i it B o at I ti Id . i t n* %t session . ■' i" B a l|d i B a g v ie lt. ( h au iL* r see* ..f l. Iki« *.it y . -a id a p p ro x im a te y f»0D wit l« I'H •I' i- lr l ) !• .Hot w e r e m a ile d lo th** c iv il] •Ii? i Mtidit i.*ff o f | " I gaiil/-'!? I*»n'ft tn e lllLe i s. u it It V\ . If. I <1 Ih |>.*t»I < in . . D .k ..l .i . Airplane Is Terror For Lonely Trapper Nl •tl:i f \‘ pt. | ||*. I 1 he l lia m h e i of I n iittiie frt* e le c , •ion L o u d v .a s • h**di»l*d to I n n * • . tn hleil lin * aft«*rti«M*n in lh*v , I. . » o ff*. .* I*i*l* *1 o *t tonal | •• |*t • III of II o r ilit toiift "A n y A m e ric a n an d p la tJ v a n y F lo r n li.in who th a t w** a re on th e verg e g re a t*'r Loom Ilia n F lo r.d te n vear# ag o n* « d *»n!v » th** M iam i and M ia m i It* »• Mi (humher Flection Board To ( onvcnr For Vote Canvass ii- A•t l l - l a i 'i t l t i n 1 i l i ' i i i l in t lu * f i r . s t f i \ r x v v 'r k s o f t lu * c i v i l w i i r in S p a i n a t b e t w e e n 7 5 .I F R ) a n il liM t.n o it The w iiim ilin l w e r e c .x t i n i a t c i l a t ." I'O .t h K i. T m l a y , in t lu * r u iililU * u f Ilu * x c v c i i t l i w r n 'k o f w ur. • a ir f l i r t s a n d *i*-f y r iu w o f lx . lll S*H’ i;vii .f (g o vern m ent n tu l F .i . n t R.dtft h |thi<4t**d n e .v m i l l 111* fticatlt. I he l ‘ n iti.*| S t.it* •* I».*v • • v i r r r .l , v ..th ••ii** **f it-* H iir s h ip i n ln s d e *i te r get f.*r ,u r Lonil***. m ovc«| l*v •H a ll it-* %c• »*•!.4 tm i i*| | | ii flin g * r zone. I he B* I h*| Im niM u ? f !c e t ag a in era-died pr**j**cH‘M in .Ma• liid s t i i i tft w h ile th e li o v i M i­ ni* n l m apped n cab in e t M o rg a n * i at nut w h ic h w ould put ih** C o m m u n ist, a-* w i*ll a t t h . S o * " n lr o n g m an" lin la l *«*i i » P in to , in m iiiifttry poft; ti*»n*. A p im te iitly th e re w a* l.t t ie dam age f io m Ilu* a i r ra id Im t fiiftt re po rt •«, c« iift«*i4 <1 a t r in g e iil* ly . w « ie u ic n g c r. A llh o fu ih ItiN c id lio it a g c * W ife ih lim e d ill i v posed p la c e * , tin* L* I** .U | j >g ait n tw L u in ifu rd * rn*n t fio m l i i , . a i r a m i la n d uL liu n on llo* not th e m t D i e t . ’I h e y v i i i l e\p «iftiire o f hofttagea m i l "m o il* 11on **' nev *•1 1hcle***. B m l.lin g s , w a te r an d ga*< reft* I I v oil s an d (S o V c iin ilt’l l l ile fe n s c tl w * i «• ftiiiiis|icd at h im hy l*oiuli mg pi in* ,s w liu li tlio (iu v c t ii« nn lit a id w er* lift m a n an d Ita lia n mad**. B ilh a u a ls o w a l i * |*«m I<1 Loutlied I E u Id g 'in s p al I i* ip a ti'd in lin t a*.-atilt an d llo* €•«»%• rim ie tsl sa id * I in I a t t a c k w »4 th ro w n loo k . t o O f i n ilie iit a i r h oin hs k d ln l *•«\* t .il |M*tsoHft an d w ou nd ed h i in a la id on Hut go ft, n o rth c e il* D a l 't io iig h o ld n f the B i ‘ I m I% B v I m'U s a id Im ilding ft lo t w e io h o sp ita ls an d * h a i ilaM ** in .t i L it io iii an d L«»re r«*d cro ss* n . .M;»* d i id* * w a r t t n n is t iy a n iio iiiic e *| i *w sin • » .* in ilo : liu a d a r rm m s .M ountains im r t li o f th e c a p it a l, in ih,* w* s te rn s e c to r alN iiit |t.td.i ‘ *,*. an d in ll>** jMoitli n e a r M .i'.ig .i W .* .h in g lo ll, (o fliiw in g III** l*ointMiig of tliw *l*'tr*vy«*r K a n o Ly an u n id e n tifie d p la n e , lia *« tft fi* *1 | ‘ *c p a t a lio n « lo w in d up i* '••!** w o i k a lid get it** w a r tu p . not o f S p a n is h w a te r* . \ I***iit :. im i A in* 11* a iis t • m a in Hi S p a m , m o s tly t h io iig li p ie f c t * . p. •I- i;. (.I N«»t only hav** i Ih -i* new made provision- fur n>it**i « wnet g who wi-h the u-t * ommod.ition-*, hut the in them have farilities for p trailer n r * and providing t licit v and general f* wanted in a lam p of tlu*' the la k e C ouritV * hand** retary *11•«**»\ *i **«| W A S H IN G T O N , s<-|.t 1 1*1 Mo n i i Hi (J. l'5 1*. M \ n stl:i» I. un |iru v i* iu ii* ' the at . J h A . J | . H ilu u y U l x .r » c l au th u ri/in s* 4**1Dr. II. D. Smith uf S.infurJ it. lia n z a in ln ir I . i h i . h i . pieS n n fo r.| l- .ll- r N u m h r r *52. F ilri went it »urer«sful iip ,rsllu n in - n t a t lv r , u f th.- n rn |it..\ ■ in- I h r nnd A . M • n .o l \ VI m i i i lill »*ft«*fnhlr n - * .* m h lr t .u .■**!.* f 1 t nnd ha A i aym vnt Ih r Riveni<|r ll„ *p ltsl at Jark-u i•I " ,»t 4 k fo r w» r k in the r t i in s.li- Ity t h r • it y •*f ,ft*ar»f** vl Ir this niorninv, arm rilinir ( * o u t! y e sti rd a y h y the rg in ia n I i c r r .l n p p r e n tirr d e g re r. o f f i c e r \ l | , l l * lu x 1 \ h!»»n »4» ld.t.4 ,1 , V I | | | | rn riv i'il ht-vr by frirnil- at R u t'w a y c o m p a n y . •aid to iL iv Th e m re tm g i* srhe«| j ,*!•».• ... t i -fa. Ii •n 4*r a jodg* It citnten*le*| th** I Lit inn uled f**r th e M .is«m ic T e m p le . f u r f l T !»sn J ’i_ ro u it r .r o t d It « a i report**! that th** pnyfti paftfte*! in P.»Jr» nn*l nu rO -lr.l 1 F ... R W i •on. c ity a»io ci*n l< "Joinit finr," sine* Ihe I •• SI, viulatnl th." c-n -lil'itiu n iy Th. Hr.-ath.-r: partly rl»u.!y, «rai 1- » i.| t he lifig a *i n in v o lx td •vali.in v s * nut a* .i-tiou* a- » a - <ivprlviniy it uf li.-.rty jn<l pr..|x-r lr..-,| •h u « rr, on r i l r r m r south T h r . e re n t payno 0 * r i a l 1- t first expcrtnl it « o u lJ lx-. ty anil attrm ptini; l« " g u la t.’ ! j - *";••• ‘••niKht sn,| in su .th putliun 11he ia t in a .4 i i**s. ir •i i \ • * u n ty ii'n id i'M *l**i l.»r»*d II •lie*|g o f iintdi t vi a lt ra* t iv** • i n « a re Ix - i.iif l . ii ii t . n ir.-lv ri'"h*«l. m ul l-.-isiit. f ..ll\ •trn* tr«l un n il r a r t iv.he gai*l. t«» la* convinced." I.amloii Kernmiuends l-rcighl Bale Change o f r»,lhMI j- pie. Another new •t*\*'|opinettt the nioliipli* i t \ of touriftt . and i si In 11• , tin* former >• ini* B a y n io ro l <• 1• * r* .nd R aym o n d |k r e I n s t• a l l e4d ByA ! W rig n e A h t, Ift.th 4• !••'• {. tti'ii* held l*y City During August , .......... . th e re m a in in g ten s m o k e s a n d get do u b le Y o u ’ll h e a r n o c r a c k le of it a le to b acco. 't h e rsI S *•it IjK'iil Work sSheels Rebel Prisoners Are Chained In Open lilt ) S>*il r To Balt Bombings • W.lft m «*•-• h e r * in O a k la n d c o u n ty . . nri’iilrfil, U ilinarth It ki « lalRivcl, II.OtHi, # j A third mini in th r truck 1i«tnl NN11h a m •inn* fat T h e ju d g e ’s 8 t a t c m r llt IV U il f..gter ..f Srt r. lary fif |VI. A $ |,00il.$o,000 pi rmit waft i4- to <haih ft ll ftton. tuthcr of thr ilU 'Iialed in a rejM irt «»f hi.H,t«*ri«»r IL m " I I I.. Icks**. wa-» fmin*l ftiird altouit thr iiiiddh* of tlu* dr ul man. wa« hrld in jail |*rnd- skm • leaped ft •in tin • cni'-man irraiid jury •iff of th.*' ^hol to tlouth ii thi* family lion r j month for the erection of u nckjro inir the outcome * f the coroner'i ing in N . w V •tk * ity man grnnd ju ry rift «»f ilu* Black NVintteika. III ” t'mpi4‘wtDoiah1y church, Ih . „* l y* ir ..Id n* w -pap although it wa« an . irnpieg*. B la c k la g ii'ii'ft u ttiv iti« g. a it i* ftiia i lr . ftfllll |Ml|il*«" 1 \ «ft4*» n< unced the work would not all s i 1. w a lk at tin * sp e .d Shi**tff AmL-r^m * »t.| th* *h.»of Thswr lihlnl m mtmlHr* in * -atfl I *r v+* Photo! I*- done at once, # | inir t**ok place wh* n In-pect sll* .' l l M'llloV lit « t ill Into iTmli-tl a mum U r of thi* *lut. 1 A majftirity o f the |H*rmiU i« W alker attempted t.* ar».-.f the laturr, a county proMCutor,1 ftio.l l»y City Binding ln«|>«• * »r three men for o|H tatinir a truck the I’ontiac city treasurer un I l'a\t*»n ruthorirc l tepair** nnd(W,thout pr« r light chief* of police ut I'ontiac nru! alte rn tio tift on r»*" n I f nt ml prop Funeral w«*r\ ». ••>• f»*i Walker will Royal Oak. e rtie a , I m* fold (oiii'iriin at Bionmfi. The hickering of rival |xdiliA u ir u ’ t'ft re* o rd wn** |o» ked ut - Bo-t< n*« l*ody wa-* ta k in today to clan* within the order -polled it on n< tin* lie g in tiin ir o f re co n ­ A ach ua •tenth, the report stated. s tru c tio n a d i v i t i f * li"ad iru ; up t * Judge lla rtrick suid there wa* tin* w in te r tcuciftt <«i*it«oti. no evidence that the Hlai-k la gion in Oakland county wa* .-f l{|i< * k ll> g v i D r i v i m r AI Fa*cl«t chan.rt.-r or that foreign IV V U r lA in g J \ l* niofwy finunceif it. )••* iflxirt supplemented n't indictment Mondi y of 21 personon arson charge* for the burn Two |H-rx«n* conviiti-d f *c!ling Ing of a Communist ennqi. lot lory tivkt I* wcii* a*.*« - -• -| fin*-* lh*splt** th«* centenliirn of of |2-> cacti y i- t i rday wlii-n »rsome |KTso»|s that th** «*l I ' raigned in the w.-t-kly -t-*i..n of per mnI of economic* -tagnati »n I municipal c u r t lit-fmc Judge Mil­ still is hovering *»ver th * ' Icr. iountrv, this cuunty’ii mar* T h o itv .V n d lu d s w e re A l.'e u rlnge license hiiteau und di ■Mill hell ami Ju lia I'm sun. Tina v* rce com ts have no such i»»wen- given alternative* »•( *pent|. Vrioth* 1 1e a l 1 •tat** dnution. ... . , „ , , , ing "» day* in pi|*.,n the I tilted M at* w .»• |*t edi* Ih ir in g the m o n th of An Mack rlcv claii'l. Hanfurd fire ( harift„ 1>f in a c o in m u n i*ati* II I *‘4cued Ik g u s t, ' l l licen ses to w etl w e re chief, returned >e*tcrd»y from '■„ L,.llll.t , ljrik l! ' iii . iui drew a !**•!«) fro m K a i l 111111111111' f» is iiim | fro m the o ffin * **f two week* vncallun »p--nl in tils- i f,,,,. ■f 4ln a jail tim i of 20 O llllllo l*' C o u n t \ t hnllllto in e i .*■ C o u n ty Ju d g e J a m e s IS. S h a r ­ mountain* of N inth Carolina. an-l|,|UJ. o f 1 o inine i et* >* • i« t a r y nt 1 now ' The on. I l f th at n iim lw r I I w e i•• part* of Georgia and South C ar S m " Ih u r y Mi«l«lleton. n!!ci?fd hold in • t he * • te t;*i \ *hip m th * 1 alid ta k e n ta* w h ite c o ilp lv 4. w h ile •dina. II.- wii* a r tomluinicd lu I, have eornlurted hiniftidf in u 1 a k . ( '• u n ty t t■aiiilto-r. ne gr«»* ♦ t***»k th e iiu itii-Mr*. (*!evt land anil their child. [iliMirderly manner, wag a-fte^ *! I itD 'iiia l vow * Mi 14-hiua.in h a s n i t H ■.1 1 IT iir f (Tevt*lin*| suid thi H,,,M a $!•* fin** or ordt*i*d •orifin*,*| t«* whet e. I f B ila r . ft* III M ia m i lo •a* It B**cot«lft of th<* circuit tomt filer ilrought apparently did lit I' i Nhii for a p* u -d uf *Jll day*. s a id . l.*iild in g per m il . ha • t l.. Nl cl«'ik show fla t only on** final tie ilaning4* to the South's corn o f th** a x e l Jig ed a nn Illo ti d o llar • p , , . . 1 Similar i h a i g e * against T . J . d* • ree of divorce waft iftsiie I crops, mncf the GnmI j*ta|d . p.nk .M ldd*ltoii w en* * ||* II 1I*fte*l. m onth fo r th.* past 1 t noinf ♦' It IP ■ thi* *ighoUt the month. nl Peem«*i| to Ik* in excellent ion lllu ..int t M m in i plop** 1 th** * hand M*r at j A IU*gut 1 rift ••f rerkleMN driving though -lone art* pemling final •lition wherever to* m«w it t*x h a s ave r 1Iged t lie he d e fla te d « w*. do j against W K Yaughn brought a action. tciiftively under mltivation. t lung in» e 1an t m illio n | hm tieoiiT Ii . deii*ion fo r a S|ti fine, Cotton, th** fire c h e f *u id . A ||,.„ Mr B.*V < " \ft a m att* 1 of fa . t.' ' 1liiirtii'W it It *li*prtihahly will h.i\4* 1 I e h m ann •»»•!. ••o** 11.11 -«*• li . . u V‘ ruy »vsl*-lly vond uel ihargfft, wag or* > cn r. H e olM crved th at th e I'-M'. ........... , . , „ iy , ............. .. # |ll !:-rrtt. t>'i tiding an d a 111••I 4* «||l* ' l l g ro w th 1* M ru w n v a n t w e a k . <. . fo r the I'haractei g oiiig ••ti 111 Mi.ton . . . > 'e |i Jam * lacitur 4li«*»rderly f o r tin m ost p a it , th e h* at , , . ?•• I.iv lhati Miami Rea* h dt • d ... , . conduct c h a rg e * w a* .ir d e le il tw a v ,, w h ic h lia s I - c i -w e e p in g l f kfthere rd•*• iti tin old " «**.| \ th e e n t ile n atio n ha* a h a t n l 111 . , , . , A sutvey i iftftd Sui in 11 > •• . . , | * t'.*ig*ft ' I h i* a k in / and e n te r th e MtaUN v isit* *1 l*y tin* «*h»* f. Lo w s th at f I'l.iMNl.lHNI Wor tl| i. * t . . d . trig ag ain *? i,.» ) t • 1««• n. and ati a \ he suol. Thr f ir s t w*«k of hi" 1‘Utlditig pel m il« have Im«-, legato 11 of liahing m *iv *t| *toliri K ing I v is it found the mercury on th** • t in Tin* gn .it* i Mi.inn i go*M|, (d e l m*jin*t Baynnnl ....... .. 1 hm an-l Rnynmml l.unupgrade, hut the lutt« 1 part « f lU , tl . in til*- fi» -t e ig h t uioiM lis of ' Igilt I peak* I ti... ^ , ' ,, t " ig h tww» .i*I* iH.th t* f*n*-I to couit. *l'i» " t u n , | lii-lay I ....... .. tw • the vacation was clim atically lv w as *r In Miami atoll* , M* I author it i* vaiu ii„n id | , m i, n k t. pleasant. n *ii vi f> 'in I I .tijv ; i\vw re -n L • .ml «>thi-r point* in tin- IV.- 1 ■In ve l*s • vi s ta r tl'd th is \« it 1 Ch ief Cleveland w m the last Ju d g e Assesses Fines Of $25 In Lottery Charges Jfi.". i •• *i ; i States Movett Soil C o m itte e I nited T» Take Warships Danger Area W ill Establish From As New RaidsDpen B a se Acreages Cahinot Shakeup ' Body Engaged In Op­ Plans Announced eration Oi l'kecking CITY NEWS BRIEFS 2 Jackets i M .M H K H T h r otifttum lim * p U r v o f b t illil- ! * ,,n ?I U* »l«*«*l m an w « a m id th e lll.tt-k l.«'yriun c n -j in i; la « t m onth wa-g t h r ( ! u lf B r - U (* •• ^ H«o»t«»n. ■^Istcd n t k '» *t 8(5 n lu ti', j f in in i; C'omi'MT.y’ fx fillm ic »ta t I o n . d rn ti- t M a tk lla n ip to ti Ik* gto n . now U 'i n i ; r r r c t 4 i| ut thi* r o r n r r M r n t if ir tl l y t h r - h u t if f a* t h r I m u n t y a n il c it y officer.-' an ti j On tin* fir*t unnlver«nry «»f hi< o f l* a tk A v rn in * and S r u o n l H,,M »*f (h r ih*at| m an . wa< wound* e m p lo y e s a m o n g it* m e in mother * di* ill m tin autnmnliilv* S t r r r t . ( ’41.1 ^ o f t h r rn trrp riftt* i i l r d ♦J) *«*..., C, fv> *Vn> ll io s Madrid D eclares 100,000 Killed In Spanish C onflict Ths* in«pertor killr.t tu * B E . T h U year'll number of |H*rniit% real hr*I 1.7. W ilk i r. Jt . j .; Sh«**iff A m lrr. Local F i r e Chief Returns From Trip ^)ver Dixie State,s ./ . Aalto Ik* Malaria mmm to • e W m b . GrwveY.Tatofam C U I Totoc K s l iililis h r t l In LEAPS 81 STOKIMS One*Man Grand Jury Probe Thrown New Liirht OnOperation Of Michigan Group l e g a t i o n s Hring Marriage L i c e nse Assessment Of $10 Business Is G o o (I During Past Month Stanley-Rogers Hardware C M Teak, h o n a f l u b k 30— H o t w n 1o f B i k . M e m b e r A s s o c ia t e d I ' r r s * 4 I to M.. Sons Ol' ’flu* Legion To \ Ilend l i e I, a u d ( ' Ii a p I I- r Initiation .Im p II O .. r.-v p tin- K h ( ■ I. GDP Charges Demos With Whisper Drive u \ s i i i \ t ; t h \ . 5 .,.t 1 cp I'piilrl** a ll tia* '■ on *1 • ••in ,»»d 1• - * nigttf th .it N*wr the iu»* t r y in / t" w in \V I*A • in Horn** • a iiih rh i t f l . 1*e tl tl hy t.d tin g *h* Ml " If l * II I te l. ill NV r \ ie s \%il l sto p " oiunitt**.- .«aid an itiV4*s 4tft.V show ed *Ei«».it- w e re • • . *•. f • • i* it i •h i of ill th a t *11*111 . i fl. i»• ! LOCAL WEATHER' ' I U k. A o r « n . _ r«b. I o n i a I t i r A t e r mem .. ^ A rt A w r t f t — — W ** k e o r m g e M — %1 r . t » r 7® D r« it M II (( 97 *4 •1 ini* •*mi »• Tl 4na :?71t! *»! 4! 4t 41 st 42 71 71 ?| ) 73 r 77 77 •• 77 41 71 • 77 75 7*1 so .M -•iI I 3 •i •7 �*S » » i . r <,T =y T T ,T 7 r ir r ^~, w".T The significant* of this ■u m b o ' i heat wares M rsgnrds the health of the nation la ahoekinftjr leiealml in statistic* released by one life iaannuKe eoapaay which ahow that during the month of July the mortality was a* marked that the death rate for the company's 17,000,000 industrial policy holders reached the highest flaw* of any July In fire years—12 per 1,000—reereaentlng a rise of &2 percent over the mortality rata of July. 190S. The number of deaths attributsd directly to the heat was not so alarming, for only 281 out of 12,286 deaths of the company's paHey holders, were allocated to heat m the primary and determining cause of death. It was as a eon* tributary factor that the heat warn of salty Jaty snaked the mortality rata to such a high level. As an instance of this, the heart disease rate Jumped up 13.5 percent In excess of the asms period hat year* and the rate for cerebral hegvorrhage was LS pareeat higher. There were many more deaths from dismwsl f h a m and deaths from accidents and autoamMa. .oamidawta showed, by their increased rata, that the hat waStMt mT affected the^ hunmn body U ia t^ tb wtares^ iaaa^ e ffhh n t •Mrtt that qwWkenoth; l' pTofltoth nothing: h th a t I apeak unto Mo aplrit, and they John « ;« . the the you, ore LOS ANGELES. Sept. 1.—OF) P i t h Valley Scotty breeted into town yeeterdsy looking 10 year* younger and all imllta. Hie n jm i M * gU« of build­ ing*, lusurioutly fumlahed, wan atarted la 1*22. Work »topped about fir* P » n »r> rrbon tho question of bl* title to th# 7MO |m la Dastli valley was la H IL L "Wow that I'm got the half ■illioa I figure I might aa aril ftwlah building the castle,” bo •old. "ItH take 1M n ra «• ■oaths to fial*b I t . The it port*madrono divlilotT ^^rtloT ^aS A rtM but It is reasonable to assume that tha northern statoa wart those which showed the alarming Increaas to — ttilH he The South in genera) enjoys more area temperatures dur­ ing tha summer end the e itra ifb of weather de net get In their evil work below the Mason-Dixon Dae as they da elsewhere. As for Florida, probably no other state has a mere equable climate and we haxard the gueae that aa other state had as few deaths recorded against K because of hot weather. More and more people a n retim ing from the North telling about the suffocating itmosphws aad promising by ah that's holy that they win not go away ogaln to seek cool weather. Improved Service snail pace, their owners aad operators apparently con­ tent to take the "kicks” of their custom era rath er than A f t ' th a t la autuma, when tin improve the service. Today conditions have changed. The railroad lines realise that in order to compete with M id i sharp air -harper by their other means of transportation they must give batter serv­ ice nnd this they have done as shown In an editorial In tha Jhow . had a being, breathing I’lilm Dench Post which states that the United States has ti irmiter number of trains with scheduled runs of 60 miles an hour or more than any other country In the world. “Without parallel,’* relates the Poet, “is tha Increase In this country over the past five years in the speed of trains operating on fast schedule. More than 400 trains, covering 19,000 miles a t the beginning of this year, op­ erated on scheduled runs timed a t 60 mllea an hour or A t what wa aaw. The aprlng cloud* more, compared with 30 regular runs operating • tots distance of 1,110 miles miles In 1930. Above tha ahuttered mansion “The fact that many of these trains operate daily gayaad our gate an<| the windy over long distances and with a few failures (n maintain their schedules, constitutes for the railroads of tha Unit­ ed States one of the greatest achievements in m en ': years. To operate a t an average of 60 miles an hour, it (M m out a literate drapalr. ,Wa knew for long tho mansion’* is necessary for trains to run a t considerably higher speeds • owing to stops that must be made a t intermediate points. Mad what wa aald of It bocamo “By the increase in the speed of various trains op- We greet you aa j drive Into our station— A a g d tk aa fust* on tha Mil; WATER AIR GAS or OIL ntir r.tr*wt« l i t . more mlt»* wi ilnllnr than n-w tlr-«. Our ar- Ih- Inw-M p«*»lii1< fnr niuillor wnrli. Tm-k tlr# relrMUtlnw a ,|w U ll Rickey's Tire Shep MAN ABOUT MANHATTAN W a Weak SPECIAL By UKOKtit; TICK ER Rack Crjatal GabWta lea Taaa Sherbet* ’A tort at what H l a . . . Children, BtIO wearing budded aureoles, ,WIU apaak our speech and never jann say of tho monition that It “Remarkable reductions also have bean made in the •MMB bn that lived there left be­ running time of freight trains, some operating today on virtually passenger schedules. Overnight deliveries from hind |A Spirit atorming in blank wall*, points ns far away ns 400 to 500 miles Is common in many 'As If 'A U tyy bonne In a gutted worM, A titte r of ahaduw* peaked to White, gawered with the gulil of the op•lant aun. V Waltare Rlertw. localities. Borne'operate from one terminal to the other a t an average speed of 43 miles an hour. “With theis faster schedules for passenger trains, and reduced fares as compelled hy the Interstate Com m erce Commission, practically all railways have found more profit in their passenger departments than they have for a long time." ' T h a r tell ua that over at the M ath the young lady who l«»h* pt' her wardrobe and then turn* ruefully to her mother and -»>*. • J haven't a thing to wear,” t» quit* la alytr. If the people belied* every­ thing tho Democrat* *ay about th« Republican*, Ihl* country I*. aad hna been, for the pait 70 year*, in the hnnd* of the moat diabolical band of plratea thnt aver acuttled a *hlp. T0 ■ Mnaaollnl claim* ho ha* eight ■litIon men ready for war, ami wa wendor If thl* figure doenn't hwted* all the litUo hoy* ronghW from aevvn to foorteon yeare • I 'a g o , who. la II Duca’a peropOrtu* of thing*, probably would a tlh t Jwat a# good cannon fodtLr ah mat are aoldler*. R O O F IN G Complete With "Nidi* A Cement E«cH bottle of RC Holds jtnoofb sparkling, 'delicious ' col* 40 fill two tlAssts. Bat Hi it bo much’ better, more re* Kresklnf, you will want to ''ifeinii every drop yourself. NE-HI Baltliag Ca ■sarwar Ur. and Mra. Ralph Chapman hi* home In LouUvlIlo, where ha have returned from their wedding will be sbaent aevrral week* on Uiur and will make their hunt* un Tenth Street aa auou •» tha aew t ‘ houae la finiahrd. Mr*. Chapman' will receive a warm welcome to D n n | . l l n l i i i i e i U n r l u Sanfoid. where Mr. Chapman i* t S f t l l K t l O M U P t i l l * “<* well and favorably known. At A _ r > l d ! M n IT Sk 1 I B prevent the young couple are with **■» V /IM A C II i C l i o UNITED LUMBER CO. LU LA “VtotS^iSSSof'£!!:h«JEscaped Convict ry I*. Driver of Tampa are re-| —— juiced to hu«« her and her daugh-l ATLANTA, Tn*», Kept. 1.— ter here thla week. They are the M7—Bank official* who had an. gurita of Mr. aad Mra. W. E. Wat- tklpated a rookery usd bueinei* *on and are receiving many *oclal men who responded to tho alarm attention*. yretrrday captured two eaempod Mi** lluekina June* ha* re- Arkanaa* convict* a* they emerged turned front a week’* vUit to Day-, frem tho El ret National Dank Iona lieach and rraumed her po-iwith (1,000 loot, 'Aaaovdlsg to Harry llopkln*. eltlon with tho V. V. Dutton Co. | Tom Joknion, hardware merVdtaa la tho drought area are jraluod at a nickel n drop. It U Bid tM)natural for tho WPA aduahtfatretor to meaaura rein* In tarrna of cols. The federal trene­ Ginger Kogtr* unc* achieved I Several year* ago, Joe E. Brown w s hua been raining billion* of that ultimate of the gulfer'e ambl- worked In a circu* with the Ukk M a n on him ever alnco he ha* tloa, a hole In on*. She *kot it on hone Cypiy that he ride* la MPo- | 9*m la office. n pltch-and-pr“ --------*■—-■*■ •* **■— I --------- °---------played alnce. member him.) 1Aa unidentified u I r piano dl«gp*d *|x bomb* aimed at a U. 8 , dratroyer without acoring u --------- C h k k e r hit. Thu dretroyer returned the SPWtaog with nine bUite from Ptrh y ew faveette drink Un* aaU-alrvraft gun with equal TuuTB find It at PevV* Bw. ■Mart. What we would like to hppw It whether both partk* W M jwet kklding or whether ■ p fi* man-hip ha* sunken to * POPULAR ------ Hum Ever For ----- Steak* TIRES ----- 1Chop Soey aew k»wT .tnothev "unloaded” gun (ragwa* enacted Sunday when a ■Si relde youth, ploying vow0 an panIrma, was fatally d by th* bloat of o 12ahetgua. All the precept* ihlnd nnd all th* parental ra threegh the age* ranha to curb Juvenile enthukod moke ahotgnao i*fe In *di e f * ■ taw . PERK’S PUCE POUNDS MOTOR CO �• '^ f . v n f y s T j n ^ TOT SANFOtP H1RALP. RAWTORP, FLORIDA PAGE T H U * ', continue A n d Personal A ctivities iH untr And Mgatdig ) V aaIm m tIM n 9 1 1 m I Laughter free*** on y o u Up* PI Atyaa Kappa te myitery miaglr* with roman** epeaeaetag and comedy Urads with la m in a ■Girt Break** daaeo at City 1U1L In “H*lf AngeL” th# Darryl F. TIL’M P A T . H a Primary Department will h am a picnic a t Park. The member* a t tha church eases ihlach. ■ B H m a m m u « iZanuck Twentieth Ceatsry proef duction now at tha Rita Theater Emnadale aad Charle* Botterworth la the will meet featured talta. a t ISMj “H a f Angel” W a combination of | myitery, romance aad m a » * * i. m M a Intermingled with gay humar, hitarbv « <-«e>tedy iKnatlon*., and »r-—v tr e - J k 'ia indti fitt ,J -S- Try Paurs for colffurt* that g* place* aad roturn with na harm dan* to their origi­ nal Unas, They are ataential for chic thee* mil try day* aad night*. They caa be packed undoc a hat. swung aboard a train, nr hustled up a gangplank without too much careful handling, Permanents KILLING ______ FREDERICK -----EUGENE_____ 15 REALISTIC ,...$3JS0 SHIRLEY TEMPLE CURLS __ 12-50 A *M# ITM A 94 A 94 |1 8 4 SPECIAL f o r 2 weeks Madame 111 belle Facials 30c Beauty Shoppe 326 Urn of rlreumotaswe* who I* caught in a *iai*t*r weh of aynthetic due* that twice point to ker at a poison murder***. Brian Ihtnievy, an lrr*pr***ibla reporter, fall* in Iota with her at first »i«ht aad refnaaa la heHere the manufactured evidence. When tha Jury return* an onetpected verdict of acquittal while aha I* on trial for th* fln t mur­ der, Doaievy follow* Mia* Dee, hoping to hear flnt-hand fc.-r lift■tary. Tho newly-frwd girl de­ part* at once with Helen Weelley, a philanthropic woman who** hob­ by I* aiding tho*# in trouble. Mlaa Dee goes to Miss Wevtiey’* home, a strange household peopled by n weird awortment of et-criminal*. and Danlevy follow*. The r»porter climb* a tro ll* and enter* Ml** Dee's room through n window. The terrified girl prom­ ise* to meet him at th# front gata and relate her etary to him. Returning to the house, Ml** Dr* I* horrified to find Mb* Weetlry dead and her husband, Henry Ste­ phenson, apparently dying—both of poison. The police immediately a fte it the girl again and it appear* that ■he will certainly be convicted. Dun levy, however, never lose* faith in her innocence and In a to­ ri** of n ettin g episode* the daring newa-hawk unmask* the ret) mutderer. VIHtTOK.H AT CAMP WINONA Visitor* at Camp Winona, De­ Leon Springs, last Thursday Mr*. N. If. Garner, Elton Moughton, Mrs. Ray P ot, Jr., and family, Mr*. Fu-rr.ett Mc­ Call, Mr* l* « roniley, Mr*. Kirby Fit* and family. Mrs. F, T. Meriwether and family, Mr*. Lorraine Beal, Mr*. Lillian Vick­ ery, P. M. Vickery, Russell Ash­ ton, Mb* Thro Vickery, Mr*, j Dick Brown and Martha Brown, Mr*. J. H. Balt, Mlaa Ja m Thig­ pen, Mbs Marty Pirkliix, Jimmie McEIlhannon, Ilcl.-n Palmer, Car­ lin Palmer, Marlon# Cofbuin, Agnes Brinkley, Com*!!* Dalton, Mr*. Henry Thorstui, Kop'ira Thurston, Mr*. F rel Thur»ton. • . Personals French mPl- Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Adam*.' Mhv Klirabi th Adam*. and Brantley Adam* hav* gone to Daytona Beach to .petal atm week. old Appleby, and Linda LeonardBeginner* d e trim e n t—Alko Beldln, Nell Mul.igan, Lloyd Swain. Barbara Atm KdunfWhl. Nancy Jean Appleby, George Sima, Marian Singletary, and Mb* Mary Helen Rashly. Primary department — Lion Swain, 8*111* Kate — 1111----George Chapman, Mary RltaahoU C aner, Betty Jana Waadeath, Sal­ ty Joe Brock, Mildred WbJMm. Kay Shoemaker, Bobby Ca lahan, Bunay McCall, Badly Anderaaa. ______ State GOP Campaign Dataller Announces Head Sect Landon, Plan To Increase K a n Doing Well Number In Forces 1ini of Italy hail a«,cried Ml country'* strength wn« ulroady Si'tiU.CS} tnen. Doludler a e a irn l ‘he IMliik visitor France «> • going ahead building up her own army. “ Hy the nn thr* iieul growth whlih we will not :*%'* la par* PA It IS. Sept, I.—t/PJ —Firnch ■>ue,” he -aid, "Ilie army will re­ defense Minister Kdouard Dnla- main the solid burktee of the Mr*. Krnent Moyer, who hav heon the gurat of Mr. and Mr*. R— K ht charge of the Bepnfc- dler yeitrrday ihowed Poland'* Fatherland.” Following an official luncheon IMM earnpaint In fire South At- “atrong mart” what France* Fred Strange at their home ma hinlert com­ W rit P in t Street for tha past h»*ld ntatoo, raid yoiterday he army would do If the country tho two .-dlitury W W rti theta la an "eicet’ent were attacked via the Germun menced a *rri, . - f conference* week, ha* returned to her home believed to center around tha •haaeo" FterMa will glee it* frontier. in Lake City. liitludiiT took hi* itm-t. 11- binding of the two cointrlea la electoral * tee la November to . t- - i u>-l »■ ** tha 1 • ndon-Kuo* ticket, l!K i Dr. and Mr*. Allen Jane* and liermnrv which K-m-raphicallf Flmlgly, out for a first hand view i 1 RRhag, lA w are J-.’i.l ‘A w.< - M l d r e m J ^ ’^ ra^ m p efA eA p l i e u-1wia'ii the law u.uitney, ^M ibiiitwa f.T th e ticket in i ' i ’v . ' iccrct French military. * ? .- ’-•'-W u B L e'w i. *l- ’r~hnitte lu V.LQ, V .. -m l hat aheady an. ...n u ei increeve M i.io u B m c tr u t t e r ~ *r~ K ?ritg -^ JtiV TyjAr i-lo, waLX, it lid And* of her fighting men ♦W*flr«n*'*‘avl. Virginia and NovtU taroweek with Mr*. Minle June*. t laVti, Mia* H irVoa Haynes, M?M ably Dcnumitruting how much l.ihtit.OOO men hy Oet. I. llaa,* Replug I* added. Hydt-9mlgly i* the -iceesrar F. Iol»e Winn, and Mlaa Dorothy power France could |mwe aguln-t Mbs Patsy* O'Connor will a r­ Pop*. Replogje and Wilson WIUMm* an invasion along that sector. if Marshal Josef Pludskl aa rive Thursday from Baltimore to department — Shirloy •F Atlanta, an tidg, opened cam- Datndier and Fienrh grneril* Polish “Strong Mon.” ■pend a three weeks' vacation. Bh#I Junior staged mitlitury tnrvev for tin Smith, Mary Jean Marti*, Vir­ paiga office* In Jnrhvor.vill*. Barnes ha* returned will b* met In Jacksonville by Mr. 8# Mid th* Republican i of in-nefit of tho pole and his en ginia Chapman, Pete Brack. A! tha Itnyi-. comclienne, won H«phlne Hospital in aad Mrs. T. L. O'Connor. Wreck, Leroy tintridge and Edward Florid* had a "fighting chance*" tourage. for lior-eback Jumping whll* bar* she received of eioctiag a governor ami conWhether Ilydi-Smigiy had been Mulligan. in vandevillo in Toronto, Miss Hasol Hairy of lakelaml department—CuL greoamew from the First, Fourth favorably impressed by ypiter a. She entered the cuOUgt and Mbui Marguerite Parsons Of tenIntermediate day's sigbi* was not di*clos-l and Fifth DUtrkta. Wright, Olive Chapman, Mr*. rn -hows.” Whidden, and Lakeland nre the guesta of Mr, ” W# should carry kT-ui.L* un.l but it wus -aid he Mould l r - i Iei> Sun- ami Mrs. W. 8. Thornton for * Percy Chapman, aad W, P. Chap­ other Southern state* with tin fur a week's short time. Miss Parsons will man. Adult department—Mr*. W. R. holp of dlaaatbfled Dcrr.o.-rat*,” teach in Oviedo this year. Thornton, Mr*. W. J. Bryan* Mr*. Raplagt* said. " G. R. 91m*, 0. R. Him*. R, W. " I believe th# dtj tat intact Lon Mr*. K. J. Ilouth ami Mlta Chios- Ilouth have returned from Ware, Mr*. W. U Clarh. Mr*. R. of Florid* vegatabla and ell rue For Colleffc Girls! a two months' trip to Kentucky F. Crenvhaw, Mr*. W. R. Kdei grower* caused by th* di*a*. and Indiana. They were accom­ Ifield. Mr*. K, M. Klrchhoff, Mrs. troua affect* of the Cuban re­ When Sail ye *»< in New Vmk -lie panied home by Mr-.. Katherlru IJohn t*. Vaughn. Mr*. W. E. Well*. ciprocal trad* treaty leJucimc limkim: out for the college girl f"< tho tariff M percent no winlei Mr*. F. R. WiUon, Mr*. M. T. Will of New Albany. I ml., whohas brought lank n collection of I Wright, Mr*. BeIden. Dr. L R. vegetable* and fruit* will !>r a will vl-it thrm. ami formal froiks that will make Philip*. H. V. Cren-haw. C. C. big factor In Ihi* itate. F-ople girl th, belle of the innipus. Conn I*rie»l, Alfred King, W. I. Park, also are tired of tin gmrrnl and have n look at the chic new do W. S. Thornton, Mr. Aker*. 0. F. destructive pollcic* of th i I’.ooei velt Administration.” Ilrunan. ill nil the lovely Full shades. Kcplogle ami Williams left lu-l night fur Richmond, Vu.. and said they would visit Nnith Curoiina and other states. COUcEC.K TOGS Th* Florida Hrpub'ieai* organ­ isation, he aaid. has not definite­ k o r KVEUV HOOK ^ ly determined il* attitud.* toward William (!. Kill) Geneve, ta s entering the race for th" Undid returned from an extensive vaca­ OK T 1IK D A Y State* seal* left vacant hy the tion with his wifu in Washing­ Mrs. Allan Btount and daugh­ ton, D. I'., and various points death* of Duncan U. Fletcher ter, Bara, returned ywterilny in New York. iiicJmlint Niagara COATS - SUITS and Park Trammell. from a month’s *Uy In Daytona Falls. Mrs. Kilbee will ruiivgi Kcplogle said h« would nut ac­ DRESSES - HATS Brack. ill Watkins Glen, N. Y., f ir an­ cept nomination for the Semite other month. bsrauae of pour health and b< Ralph Tolar left Monday m im ­ rsua* his campaign duties would . ACCESSORIES ing for Charleston, 9. C-. prevent. hi* Freshman year at Tin- t i t a Mr. and Mrs. Frank I- Wood­ H r sddrd Republican |.rt»ruff, III, will h-avi- tomorrow fee del. peeta hi Florida looind le tte r llcmbruinvllli-, N. t'„ for a short now than they did at a torMira Avia Parker left last time. They will lie Joined ther* by I roopandiog peetod in PJJH when night for Now York (Tty In visit Frank 1. Woodruff, Jr., who spent the etale cast It* eloetmal vote her slater, and to take a »ned.il the summer ul FlnglDhtown, N. J. for Herbert Hmiver, the Iben coon# In beautician worn from with his brother ami sister-in-law. Republican presidential randi Condo*. Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Woodruff, A MECCA D a c e m 19 3 3 hundreds o f these hogsheads packed lull o f mild, ripe tobacco were rolled into our warehouses to age. Bvtrybcdy Snout Sew ageing imfiroret fine urine. Well, ageing improut ieiacros lie tame uay —nddt aroma anti flavor. To-Night— Reasons | h jg ' M l ednesday studying secret* until Thunday whan Heplede Asaerts French Display tary hr will turn diplomat m l talk with I'rt-mirr U ou Blum atkl The Honor Roll f«r the IV v t Repnb&caas Have Defense Tadics other rfflciat* of th* Kieach Ml*a Tb*ln% Taw la e l petted government. home Wednesday from Pchr Uni­ Methodbt rharrh, according la de­ Premier Museoversity where the ha* been attend­ part mrnt« ha* r een announced aa Chance In State Before Visitor Hearing thatpotential follow*: ing tummer echool. flrl.tln R Nuroery department—Mr*. H ar­ N ow three years later, these sam e m ild rip e tobaccos arc b eing m ad e into Chesterfield C igarettes. Mild, rifle toSaetes make a milder bttUr-tasling eiganUt. When yen smoke a Chesterfield you’it uotise thty hare a different aroma a Thursday mart pirating taste.,, th c y 'r t b e tte r! M il d R ip e T o b a c c o ...a g e d 3 y e a r s . . . Ma/#j what makes Chesterfields milder and better tasting 0 H U , lj>u.snr a llt s a * T uaaccd G x �tk M to & z v - ’w m , Answer ro tp eets For Perfect_ Season Loom B righter A z a l e a s E v e n Series With Islanders A s Gslsrc Grast flg ih u ls H ifk Mcutun As PraetScs Is IsHSitcd Fbr lt N * High SdMhl Grid 8— — is 2 h J f c h t A Main S .'r ^ C S '^ iG a ii N stio itl glUi»JOS.lixi- v*'J7 f a l a t KA, V /Hr an undefeated hi»rod brlgkUr than a t ooy M In Um p u t several ■ tba Lraway, speedy ra trod on Um ground* Is of Um high it bool UlUU* Ut T .! V » y ’ ny» Oriando Firm • ,a_ v t i —k scnni* eanaqusn* ai>u«!k f c tlM l it I coach and hi* a*. Logwood yesterday ‘oppilng M o o ts , Russell McCracken and thr*« Pair* of A feadtag champluaa •W ldtay" Gordon, and tho men- off their national double* thrones, , t m Immediately began to stupa including Winner .VUliaon and M th t a g o ky putting the boy. j ohllny Vaa Ryn and Rkiea Ja* ” n ’U,h " - 'c o b . and Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Pah* • o r the forty-four high school / * * '. . . v m Mndoots who" entered Into the prsc- , j. . Rr** an oot* 0 . Ih.ro were twenty rack., at ^ ^ (■ at II of whom displayed ablll» u ^ “* 1 ^ (f.oMher to carry the ball. p u n t,‘° £ * I* ^ ROM or Mock. Elu.lv. backs, with , ' '° r " T SSSk* hips seemed to bo no proh. . . . . . , . as*****"’ **1" Hoi of the Bemlnolo Instructors, ■ J ^ L ^ 4’ i * ™ 4- |Mu* a bunch of the shifty lad. Wlmoledon m m rni ready to to groomed for V w iT h t^ n tk s rote of ball-carryIng-ha.fback. ' W'«"»»•» « F * « « »‘»r. T s im seen among the prospect* “ , w ! ? v ""w* * mm several hroad-ahouldertsi ■>u.rT?,ld>rt*» «• ^ Ryn. ( M f s t c r . applying fo, the Job of " M M ock on Uu high mhool .levm[ n \ Mk all of whom seemtd full of mbit- J r bc0ck of *•*. *■«. % to plunge line* and tlock and i°"L. _ . . . tochle. Quarterback, w .r. f r c - ! . ^ ” ^ smone the nrosui-cli with ,u frer " l «*««» were Raymond Xmr showbne a ^ n . 7 f abllitv 3 BWw* " »"d RUhxfrd S lato p of f c t t o f t n . r UM I f f •«-» *belr veteran'. ttm the only one vnesnt from l a s t'^ 1 of W.VMnB^ ' * %or nf m anon. Brnlley Odhnm. |H5 pound * * /* . “'' lnUn» “ 0"*l totote from last season I. eipc-ct- H by ^*1 S t to IU that jKisItlon i|ulto fa“ 4,1 ^ M U f anu was ahlft.d to tho n IV L ' T * ' " 1 bul " " U“ W* JBaaoc-Uck Job ycalerduy after- *° m“ lnUI,, , t f,'. ' Those answering tto Initial call, E ftto w * ,' l ,h l’ an * FwIMun sra at ^ JbMfa: Edward llcldin. 121; Wa!r te r Turner, 120; U U . Telford, 135; B sARRM Harriet, IfiO; J. It. Stapler, f M l; Dantyne Callofr, LIO; Ilill £ OMfert, 15!); Sam Walts, 103; M ania todge, 132; l.cRoy Jlodglua, Ml, I . Tackles: I). II. Ilodges, 103; Aim — Stepper, IDS; Frana WarnOf, 170. Goanis: Juck Wilkinson, 170; Warren Odham, l:m; Edward L Hawke, 100; N. A. Ilarkry, |7D| . A h In (hlham, 123. L Craters: llrailcy (Minim, 1H.7; Classified Advertisements ■AVB YOUR WATCH repaired GARDEN kp oa* who really knowi how Hrigg*. Jewtler. Mag. Are. MEN WANTED tV> train for position* Ir. the KiTrigrralhm M d Air Conditioning Field. Writ* WANTED: Good mule. Cheap. k s 655, Herald. Will pay rash. Mrs. Behrens, LOST: Fountain pen —between Mountain Ire Co. A 1*0*1 Of. fb*. RawarvL W. 8. Guffnrd, Tvi. Theoo football players, chosen by a r*tloa-wlde poll of fans, w field against Um Detroit Lions, champions of th« professional Iragu the r*4legists team shown hero Include Joy Berwanger, Chicago's g Bmlth, Alabama quarterback; Truman Spain, Southern Methodist t center| Keith Topping, Stanford end. (Associated Press Photos) Forty-One Gridden Report To Florida For First Practice GAINESVILLE, Sept. l ^ T t o 41 varsity foottoltera who return for the first day of practice, re­ porting to the Ualvesity of Florida coat has a t 10 o'clock thto morning will to tolsterod by aovoral (rid d en who havo toon brought la from o at of the state by Coach Josh Cody. Already 14 member* of the IBM Uaivorslty of Florida have arrived. Three of them brlag names new te Florida football faaa, hailing from Middle Georgia Junior Collego a t Cochran, Ua., and North Tennessee Junior College at Martin, Tonn. AJI of tho varsity squad which received invitations to partici­ pate In the five woeka of sill practice which will precede Flor­ ida'* flrxt gama with Tho Citedot Oct. 3 arc expected to report today at tto morning practice. Another drill will to called a t 4 o'rlicb this afternoon. Coach Cody mammae*.' that the first several days of practiro will see the Florid* t^iuul attired In uniforms, lacking only shoulder pads and hood gear. Ih e Gator coaches will Indnd* quit# a lot of Individual training In the dally routine, will leavo off such heavy work aa blocking and tackling, and apeelalls* In gener­ ally getting the squad In tto boat physical condlHm possible for the first faw dally session*. The II Gators who have i«ported Include: Floyd Christian. 8t. Petersburg; Clifford Whlddon, of Cedar Key: John Westburg, t’arrahele; Tom Walker, Winter Haven, ends; John Crabteen, West Palm Beach, and Ben Porch, Miami, tackles; Dukr Warren, Jacknonvllle, Pnul Brock and JIM k W*U«*, IVnancola; Benny Wolden, Tampa; W alter Mayberry, Daytona FUR SALE: Used Kelviaator (Irctric refrigerator. Almost new unit. $55. Easy term*. Gen­ eral Appliance Co. LIGHT JOHNSON kicker for sal# cheap. Inquire 1314 C. 4 th T to "Great" Pyramid la beliavod r many student* to be a record ’ prophecy, aad not a tomb. MISSIONARY Strawberry plants. lU W T A T f tires—Scire’ prices ■ S a t B ran' qrallty. Reel am i — . M l W. First S t MAN, RELIABLE, to b*com* an automobile ami accident claim FOR BALKi IBM Ford V-B Fordor Sedan. Matt sacrifice at adjuster In your territory. In■MUace experience unnecessary. one*. Pbon* 411. ■Me selling. Write Associated Ad- BEFORE BUYIN0 that Bleytii Am'.ars, Bra 364 A, Milwaukee, —Be* our Hoe aad oak our price. Htenley-Koger* Hardware Tht 7 Kraft Chaasa MW in MW-toigfl S w m n k y t w l § g lm n s e n t Ul be hi Um line-op of Um college all *, in a pre-season charity cams a t Cl rest halfback; Shcldoa M oo, Mlaaarn ackls; Vernon Oech, Minnesota g a u d SPORT CHATS Sa Yoa'ro The Gaatt Our friend and formor fellowtownsman over in tho supposedly big city of Orlando made some­ what nf a crack about tho San­ ford high school football teams. In hi* “Tap O’ The Morning"! column this morning, and wa peraerially resent It. The crack wa* to the effect that It would seem unusual for OrUndoona to go out to the games at Tinker Field this year and not feel that such teams a* Hanford, KuatU and Apopka would to aat-ups. In the first place, we wish t» any, that aa far aa set-up* a rt concerned Orlando athletic teams In Ihe year* gone by liave most certainly been es*y picking for the Celeryfeds. Just because Seminole has had a faw loan years in the post faw seasons I* no reason for Orlandcans to puff out tholr chest and boast, for they au n t even support on organlaod baseball tram. In fact, they can’t even supply the state university with their share of athletic material. Su. you Orlamioans, befo.-v you strrt boasting remember tha day* when Sanford walloped your baseball team* all ovor the dia­ mond, when the local high school eleven pushed your youngster* through the goal post*, the day* when Orlando wa* tha "goat," and let us remind ycu please, that scon, you'll be the “goat" again. We dare say that thl* city hits supplied more stars to the ath ­ letic world In two or three nf fat years, than your big city of Orlando, has ever supplied, »*>, think again and remember, if you please, te always use capital* latter* when writing about tho “Celery City," for we're not Just a superficial town, but a REAL place with REAL athletic ac­ complishments to nur credit, THEN SCORE ONE FOR US! CeUegteae-Prefeeateoatel Tonight the rnllrglata all-ulnr*, aa picked by the great American public, meet the last year chumpica Detroit Lions of the profes­ sional football world, anil to ­ night we predict a win for the youngsters. Though the college all-atari hrva never won one nf these a f­ faire, they have never lost hut o at, aad that by the score of ft WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Vn., Sept. 1,—(F)—Patty Berg, !S-ytar-old runner-up la tto womta’a national galf tournament text year, 1*4 the way in tto quelIfyinf round nf tto Mason-Dixon touronatent yesterday with a 71. T to Mlaaaapolia star put togeth­ er a to on tto flrxt round and n 40 on tto aooand nine, te ontdteU aot toy nearest competitor, Mrs. Since tha At*leas from our friendly city e f Htlatk* have overtaken tto terrible 1'* front Day Una Beach, wo would now say Palatka for tto wlaaer, but then those lsland«g> ar* hard to beat, especially on their own cement diamond. Again yesterday tto SaintG-Men gam* waa called oa ac­ count of darkness, .which show* tto time that tto boys ar* tak­ ing up arguing with tto arbiter* on Just any little decision, Bheet-Bhote ■ , , , Quite a number ' af fanner Seminole High atari ar* now 'up in tto world, among them (Ming Georg* Moye, now coach and assistant principal at F t Myers High School; Donald Jackson, plao, by t h m stroke*. ot Byrocoae, N. Y , tdak third B—itiaa with oa « - Rh4 Betty PaBoer MecMey, Waahingtoa, D. C , aad Virginia Baeom, Worcester, Mess., were c.*m behind with M's. Jean Bauer, defending champion, aad New York state 11t)tholder, Blipptd down tto lUt with a 40-40 for ns, tied with Batty A torw thy of Plttatorgh. Tto IB-hot* acora* ladudmt: Mr*. Goorgo Owens, Petersburg, Va-, 40-W—Bt; Mrs. F. C. Pfinst, Greensboro, N. C , BB-M—110. NA8HV1LLK, Team., Sept. 1 MD — Southeaster* Conference coachee aad Soother* sports writ- ing theology at Eowry Univer­ sity. Murray Kanaer, who holds feadlog chantptea, Aakura’ ' ami a responsible position la Wash­ Mississippi S ta te 'll leading ceaington. D. t\, and any number of tenders for IBM faothall honor*. Karaite of a poB, conducted by the fermer heroes who are *asployed around this city and eoun‘T............... Paul Bonner farmer shortstop la a member la goad •tending of ihe Jacksonville T o n , while several other (prater Boaford diamond stars are ap la the world Including Bert Maxwell ami Rip Dunbar, also member* of tto Sally loop nine. Jack Saafervi, now a star second haaema-i with tto Birmingham Baron* of tto Southern Association, Eddie Moore, a member of the Savan­ nah Indiana la tto Salty League, and numerous others heeldte thr <* going up this year . . . . D eny Mot* lost hla first sta rt for- tto senior Lockout* a t Chat­ tanooga. bat hurled floe halt, and w* predict great thioge for tto D airy on*, together with Don Torres and •'lefty" Hayes. ploying together and winning tho National Leagae ehampioasklp. Bat the Chicago B ean, rvpreseatath m la Um previous two games, aovor scored a touchdown on tho colrgiona. Tho flrxt game wax a scoreless He. Last year tho Bears won, B to 0, because of Jack Men­ ders’ field goal aad a safety. Tonight's contest promise, to bo tho moot spectacular of the all-star go as**, with relief from the touchdown shortage. The college lineup will rause Head Coach Berate Blcrmsn of Mlnnooota, no worries. He will have Keith Topplag of Stanford, aad Wayne Mil ner of Notre Dome a t ends; Truman Spain of South­ ern Methodist and Dick Smith of Minnesota a t tackle*; Vernon Oech o f Minnesota and Pout Tangor of Northwestern a t guards, and Com­ er Jonas of Ohio State a t crater. The qoartebock will to all­ American Alloy Smith, with Stoldon Boise of Mlnnooota at fallhack, aad a aether all-American, Chicago’* Jay Berwaager aad No­ te* Dame’s Bill Shakespeare at tto hoivao. With tto opaniag kickoff, how­ ever, BWrman's oblgatlon to tto f»a» poll will bo anded. He can ■hoot la replacement* aa to scei f i t Therefore, tto spectators will likely see plenty of Butch I— ha of Purdue, Joe Stydator of Wes: Virginia, Boh Reynolds of Stan­ ford, Don Fortmann of Colgate, Dick Crayn# of Iowa, Tuffy leemans of Georg* Washington, Glen Seidel of Minnesota. Bobby Wilson of Southern Methodist, and Dar­ rell Lester of T tia*_ Christian among other*. Tto Lio<u will have a weight ad­ vantage of nearly 10 pounds a man. If tto collegians expect to triumph, Btermaa hoa drilled It into them that they must block hard and accurately. The Detorit players, rader Coach Georg* (Petay) Clark, old Um* University of Illllaola star, went through a brief dri l last night, te keenme accustomed to the lights aad i ha dew* la the hug* concrete W E R T -T h e r r « .m F or A doption O f WASHINGTON, S ept t .- U T h Unexpectedly Issuing his revised budget yesterday. President RooaevtIt foroemst that tho biggest fed­ eral Income la peace time history would cat tho fiscal year's groat deficit to ftOMdKMJOO. Ho estimated that guvernownt roveaao for the year ending next Juno S would he $S,MSji39fi0*, In­ cluding 9110.000,000 from tho first half yosr'a receipts under the new revenue iaw. This would bo oa In­ Of PAT PATTKMON crease of more than a billion nail g Negotiations for refund* a half over last year'*. ■ t t Seminole County’s $2,­ Expenditures for tho year were 239,000 bonded debt had placed by the President at 97.?<t* been competed today be­ H&VtOO. Relief and recovery costa tween County Commisaion* were estimated at |I.MS.00aAM ern Ind the R. E. Crummer but the Chief Executive said It and Company of Oriando would not be determined "for MV* «bd Chicago. n When tho Army .and Navy eral months" whether an addition­ Announcement of the de­ Lrglin of Valor, composed of velopment mas made by the nation's outstanding heroes, al appropriation would be ntjulrcd. John Mclsch, chairman of lb? met In Cincinnati for the -pith “Tilt- unemployed are continuing County Wcard. through E. F. annual convention, all. eyes wrre tu be nbeorbrd In Industry," Mr. M rastoldir, sttom ay for th« on lt-year-nld Clara Kathryn Roosevelt said In a statement la* Comm Us Ion. Van Horn (above) of White surd by the Treasury, “and I be­ Cottage, Ohio. She waa welrumi-d lieve that there will lie a further • On* of the principal feature* Into the ranks and awarded a substantial Increase of such em­ of tho refunding plan, tba a t­ coming gold medal for saving two boy* ployment during the torney said, U that tba County1* from death under a train. (Asso­ months. maturity data* nil have bees aat “ Whether It will be sufficient t» iw w ard 3® years, thereby ssatirThrough Judicious spending ciated Press Photo) permit such a reduction In work lag Seminole n good financial and careful observance relief rolls as will bring them ataadtng for that period. nance*, tto City 1* expected to within the amount ^appropriated • A second feature emphasise 1 end this year approximately $3.­ by Congress 1* a matter that can­ by Mr. Housholder la tto .“ call- 000 beln« the figure adopted for not be determined for several obia" otauae In the refunding con­ the fiscal 12 month* that will be months." tract which stabilise* bond values concluded on Sopt 30. and mokes It impossible for tho If additional appropriations The fact that tho budget was •ooaty a t nay time to p a j mum not exceeded this year possibly should lie needed for unemploy­ than par for purchase of certifi­ could indicate that a small slash ment or drouth relief, Ihe Presi­ cates to to retired. dent s^ld “It la confident y ripectmight be takrn In next year’s ____ T to .attorney pointed nut that financial lutU y. rd“ that they will amount to “less r.t Icwt 73 percent of all bond­ In drawing tto budget. Com­ L o n g I l l n e s s F a t a l than 1300,000,000." holder* must agree to the rotund- missioner* The budget summary contained will consider the T o O n e O f C o u n t y ’* the first estimate* af receipt* from agreement with the bondholder*' affaativ*. committee that an amount, equal O l d e s t R e s i d e n t s the new tax on undlstr'buted cor­ , Further, Mr. Houahc liter sai l, tn tto municipality** expendi­ poration profits since that law was pto -contract places un tto Cruro- tures. will to turned ovtr to u e,'ailed. The Chief Executive raid Mi-mlicr* of the Masonic Order saer Company the responsibility srurre to retire the outstanding in Sanford this afternoon were in 'In i on the basis nf estimate I t'.'.'M for obtaining tto consent ef the debt. charge of funeral servif's for .business that statute was c-xpeclol accessary number of bondholders. David Henry C. Rabun, 80, who tn bring in M32.000.000 annually. The agreement stipulates that Rut with only two quartely pay­ died at his home here late yestertto refunding company must ments under that law doting the day afternoon. havo tto plan in operation within Officiating a t the last rites wer* fiscal year, he said the receipts ooa year. However, It la ox. the Rev, E. D ., llrown ce and the would to 9729,000,000, with an ad­ peeled to to In motion before ditional, non-recurring, revenue of Rev. W. I\ Brook*. ’ half a year has elapsed. Mr. Rabun, for 60 years a resi­ $H2,000,000 from the ''windfall'* A fee of IJt percent of tho dent of Seminole County, had he-n tax on unpaid processing taxrs value of refunded bonds will be ill for several week* beferc suc­ under the invalidated Agricultural charged by Crummer and Com­ cumbing. lie waa one of the oldest Adjustment Art. pany as its renumeratlon for Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Krupp of living inhabitant of this section. By deducting $580,000,000 In dr t service* rendered. The deceased to d been a celery retirements during the yenr* from Mr. Housholder said It la ex­ this city today tor* celebrating farmer throughout the |>eriod of the estimated gross deficit nf $2.pected that the amount saved their 22nd wedding anniversary. Roosevelt his residence her*. Originally h- OtMLBMJlOO, President through the purchase of bonda at Lloyd Boyle, commander of tto came from Macon, Go., his birth­ estimated a net deficit for the year ■ discount price will more than local American Legion Post, today place. of $1,315,91X1,300. offset the fee. Through the refunding opera­ received an invitation to attend a Mr. Rabun had became promi­ He said the public debt would tion. the Commission expects to Legion fete being stagtd by tto nent in the affairs uf this com­ be increased only $110,OOO,IKK) be­ avoid tto necessity of materially Cocoa Post in that city tomorrow. munity, es|iecinlly those which re ­ cause the Treasury's general fund Increasing the annual Interest lated to the development of ag ri­ Mould to cut $1,100,000,0181. The ami sinking fund tax In nriler to Joe Overstreet, 23, and MUa culture. gross public debt at tho end of the gay tto Interest anil principal on Betty Williams, 21, both of Kis­ Il'millssMl s s w a s Iwa) lie was active in Masonic work bonds now outstanding. simmee, were licensed to wed last and before his death wss the old­ . In n concluding itatem snt. Mr. night, according to records in tho est iving member of the local or­ Housholder again reftrred to the office of the county judge. ganization. 3B-yrar advancement In maturity Following services this afterdates and asserted that any I>r. and Mr*. T. F. McDaniel of rt"r n. interment was scheduled to money coming Into tto County’s Sebring are visiting her* for sev. have been in Evergreen Cemetery. DEB ItOINEB, lows. Sept. 2.~ bond sinking fund could to u r r l eral days, whllu the doctor la in­ Surviving are the widow. Mrs. (/$•)—President Roosevelt and Gov­ to purchase bonds below par or vestigating the possibilities uf Mary Rabun; three sons, Harry ernor Alf 31. I-andon, rival tanto to y new one* at par. opening a practice here. . It. Rabun of L ike Worth. Charles didst** for tho presidency, will to talk P. Rabun and Carl M. Rabun nf rnret here tomorrow . Thursday's tides: low, 3:00 A. Sanford; three daughter-, Mr*. A. drought relief. Iaradon will attend the meeting M. and 3:24 I'. 31.. high, 0:22 A S. Hawkins of l.ake Monroe, Mr*. M. aad 0:43 P. 31. 8un rises at Call Sthoeneman and Mr*. IJIIIe ns governoy uf Kansas not a> the Republican nominee fur the office «:0« A. M. and sets at «:S0 P. Mae II nicer, both of Sanfonl. Roosevelt seeks to ratain. M. Moon rise* at d :ll P. M. and Both men said thero would be no set* a t 4:00 A. SI. Thirty-seven charter member* political significance to the meet­ will to Initiated into the DcLuni Tto weather: generally fair to­ ing shapter of the Hons of thu Lrirlnn night sad Thursday, except scat­ Gnvernon ami senators from la Volusia county tonight whits a tered showers on eitrem* south nearby western stales have been dategatlon from tto Sanford or­ coast tonight. Extreme Northwest With the mercury holding It­ asked to confer with the Pte-iganisation observe* the ceremo­ Florida: geatrally fair tonight and self at the HR mark or belowr, ■lent who I* making a first hand mnies. Thursday. Sanfonl yesterday had It* "l>w- spection of tha drought area. Local member* o F t h r Junior eat high" in several weeks. Legion who plan to attend tho C apt nod Mrs. peter Olnf of Previously, the high tempera­ fete should assemble at* the Miami, acnaipaaUd by Mr. and ture for each tiny had been reLegion Hut at 7 o'clock this Nra. Jam** E. Sharon and daugh­ conlrd in the DO'a. evening, according to Percy Slrro, ter. *t*pp*d tor* last night for « Monday's lowest reading was chairman of tto Aamrican Legion brief visit with Judge James Shoe 73. Boys’ Work Committee. Parents on and family. T to touring party Cloudy weather and the fir«l ab-o are Invited. day of tho "hurricane season." was enroot* to Savannah, Ga, Tto trip to DeLand wit siAwhich officially togins on Sep*. stltate for the regular meeting I, w*re cited as tto cause of re ­ ad the Sanford Sons cf tha lief from the tout. Retain Iitgisn. a regular Wednesday night feature. C r a d itIlUbUIxatJoa ' Feature b C i t e d ' A* Principal Point Sanford Masons Attend Funeral Of D.H.C. Rabun for a M I k Tha Gaia—vUI* team won forced to fight an up­ hill battle te gala the deadlock, •coring tto tying run in tto ninth frame. This afternoon, tto see— • ( hos tllltie* shifts hock te Lew la Park In tto Ancient City, the game getting onderway nt 4:16. T to Belata still hold n t-1 lead la *Lsat Campaign* For Pablic Remark Calling PrealdeBt Roosevelt ‘Liar* FkognuoWill Be Effective In Year; Hoa of the gridiron "dronm gomaa." wiQ ho tho rortala raiser of the im seaeoa at Boldter Field. The ceCogiaoe, II of them, led bp Um aoaaxtlinnl Riley Smith, Alabama gaartortock, will attempt to artomplleh what two other 1B7-W. flag. Finder please call 5CU-J id rocelv* reward. hyi It ktt t» Wr M r / Okjtoaa Hofe Federal Vatican City Income Seen Organ Hitt At B? fre s ta rt R d iQ jP jifit B o n d R e fu n d in g P la n A d o p te d B y S e m in o le C o u n t CITY NEWS BRIEFS KooHcvelt, Landon To Meet ThurHday Idocal Junior Legion Membent To Attend Initiation In DeLand VATICAN CITY, Sept. S.-<*> —Osservatero Romano, author!taUro Vatican organ, today pub­ licly crllklasd Father Charles K. Coaghlln'a recent • peach as­ sailing President Rooeerelt aa "4 lUr and betmywg" An editoring which prelates, •old It was not to bo considered official or semi-official, said "In' some American newspapers It ha* been sold that when BUhop Gallagher of Detroit wo* In Rrme he woa given to under­ stand the Holy See approved completely tho activities of Father Coughlin. That la not true. “Bishop Gallagher knows very well what waa said to him <ni that matter. Tho Holy Sco wish •» to respect atl liberties and all ctnvenWnce*. It Is extremely notable that the orator offend* when he Inveighs against per­ son* who represent supreme socUI authority with evident dan­ ger of disturbing respeet due to authorities themselves by peo-tle. Inconvenience Is grrater a* well a* more evident when the speaker Is n priest." High Vatlran rlrrle* said the editorial did not mean the Vatlran wholly disapproved of the Detroit raldo priest. In New York Father Coughlin declined to comment * * Mm N i m J R e v o l u t k m u t ' A i r * d J m en n am ed t o drome la Reported CoiiBty Cbuober Direcl.ni Un.t Automobile tags beering tho slo­ gan “Furwanl with Roosevelt" had arrived here today ami were placed on sale by Ihe Young Demo­ crats of Seminole County. 8. Alex Sharon, vice-president of the organisation, announced that the group will meet in Judge Sharon's office Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock to map uut a sales campaign. Officer* for next year will to elected by the Young Demos un» week from tomorrow, Mr. Sharon said. Meanwhile, plans for a member­ ship drive throughout Ihe county are taing formulated and will to announced in the near future. Mr. Sharon said 150 person* are eli­ gible for membership In Hemlnole County. Campaign raptnin* will to nnpointed In each precinct, the vice­ president said. Foreign Students To Attend RollinH WINTER PAHK, Fla., Sept. 2.— At least seven foreign countries will be represented among the *tu> dent* at Rollins College this com­ ing year, arrording to Information revealed today by tha office »l the director of admission*. Foreign student* accepted arfrom trance, Italy, Switxer'nm1 Cxechoslovskia, Austria, and Ger­ many. James I.. Jiey. Atlanta1* 71year-old mayor famous for hi* advoeary of city-owned tii|ui r stores in dry Georgia, seek* rtelection lit what ho ili-scrihe* a* hi* last political campaign, lie la seen at his desk in a recent photographic study. (Associated n„„li^ . „w,tJ „ rommittco aro a* follows: ■ . 8. J. Nix, first vice-prrildcRt; Fifteen county school system ^ r - **• Caswell ami J. I, Msrbus#* wer* lined op this morning ratette, second vice-president, one before Seminole High School while (0 ** *l**ted; A rthur Brsncn, a photographer made a pictorial Deasurer; Frink Larnson. (manrecord of Seminole County's school I11*1 ••^rotary, transportation facllitlw. Seven directors are to he electThe county fleet, comprised o f|* d from a group of nominees «n 16 new vehicles, waa porchaaet^re- 'eluding T. E. Simpson, Julius Dm/cently by th* Board of Instruction, j /elder, Sanford Doudney, Fred It. One of th* buses woa not In tho'W ilton, James 0. Sharon, Dr. II. picture today, alnc* it wa* toing.D . Caswall, Dr. D. 0. Scott. R. G. used In the Chuiuota vicinity. 1 Fox. Jno. D. Jlnkins, W. B. Zach- the Seminole County Chamber >( A id IT O m t 1T S IIC O Commerce Board of Dlrect-.rs were namrd latr yesterday after* ta r TW t a w t i M P r a t nemn when the organisation’* Determined waves of Rob* flection boaril convened to count e] troops ttelav xtotmtfU ballot* which wur» nulled to and capture) (lovernm w i Chamber member* la d weak. | trenches outside of IrtM* Sanfonl |<lace<l nine man on tho Ruining a clear path to tk* lUanl. Altamonte ami suburbs of that b ea k ftd Fern Park each . ...................... ..... .. Two were rlfct.il front Oviedo Rut at Madrid the* Social* while Chuiuota. Forest city, Lako | . t Government announced Mary. Iuinitwn.il, Osn-oU and Itia fllen* had found and to* I'nnln are each represented by'destroyed a secret airdrome from one. I which Fascist Reb.-I* have beM No direfur* were clccletl from] rnn.lucting aerial talda on tha t'eneva, lake Muntoe and S la-1 capital. viu. | In Tart*, n Spanish woman Following are the new board deputy. U Paslonarla made amembers: < strident appeal for French aid. Sanfonl—IJoyd F. Hoyle, Ar- drrlarlng European m u trillty to tliur lira nan. J. II. Cotclough, W. hr a sanction aga'm t democracy. S. Coleman, R. I.. Glenn, Sydney i Official* of the Itelim #M* 0 . Gray. Ilrrhert Messer. O. K. hassy fojlowrtl the lead of Gor* Rollins ami W. II. Tunnlcllffe. many In Iransferilng Ha i,oor* .1lluni.tiiln Unrlni*a_lion la mIn lira f mm Rnilrl’l In AIIMrIa. Four iAK-aliticH Will Begin 1936-37 Term M o n d a y Morning Repair work, plumliin^ instalbilions Mnd minor construction do*«i * on all county school build­ ings were near completion today “s the opening of the I!»:tit.:t7 school term loom* only four day* abend for some Seminole institutions. In Ssn/ord proper, u $l,|lli) plum m g jut, bad tern completed, With the exception of „ r, iv small details, at the Junior High School. Mahoney and Walker did the work. The G ram m ar School plumbiii ; contract, bandied by le e Rrotli ers ut u layout o f $|.2lMI, also w j;i The t'uunly Soil t'uii-rrvatioiv1 nearing nn end. Committee Inlay concluded It* Carpenter* begun today ronstrurting n covered walk between the Grammar School and the In­ stitution's lunch room. It will be completed In*fore school opens. fo r the past four weeks, u cic.r of men under Carl Itrailb-iry bus visited every publi- m-IiooI build­ ing in the county and given the floors n thorough -rruliMng. Two coat* of floor preserva­ tives have been applied, lb, n lopped with two ro ils of floor Wax. Several routs of paint were applied til all r n.-irte floors. Superintendent T. W. Inwton lias called n Hireling ,,f nil prin­ cipals of white schools for Ids of fice at III A. M. Siitonliy when n program for tho school year will Enter State-Wide Safety Campaign work of estaldi-liing bate acreage* under which Semiipde's farmer a will receive federal payment* fur Two 21-sheet |Hi*ter* advocating participation in the government's ! public safety and careful driving •oi| coii-ervatimi program. on the highway* will be posted ah All work sheet* filed by local .two entrance* of Sanford, Lloyd growers went carefully checked b / ! Hoyle, commander of Ihe Sanford tile committer-. They are to to for­ | American l-egion Post, said today. warded t ■ Wniltingloit and pay* The safety campaign 1* oeln* m enu mailed to those who signed .sponsored throughout the stqte tire sheets. by American Legion post*. 1'itsh considerations of $1 per I Graphic pictorial description* of acre were made available for th« traffic accblent results are promt­ production of cover crop*, wltilo . nent ot\ the posters, Mr. Boyl* stipulated amount, were paysblu for cro p diversion up to 15 percent •aid. 1 Srvrral of Ihe large Legion post* of it farmer's total acreage. The conservation movement, de­ In Florida unveiled their local sofa* signed to preserv- certain miner- ty »l'-»* with ceremonies. Ills in the sol', is handled locally through the county agent's offices. •Mrs. F, I*. ZimpHcr Thursday Holiday ' Season Concluded Dit'H In Columbus Hurricane Season Holds Mercury Down Japan Will Larfe Sub Tonnage Plwtograpber Makes LONDON, Sept f .- M ) —Japan, school But Picture , Election Of Officers EmbaMYTo C o a it Scheduled ForNext SeMion Of B o a r d Woman P r e s e n t s «ron* PI e r* Fir Repair Activity On School Units Young Democrats Nears Completion Prepare Campaign S p a n is h R e b e ls T a k e G o v e ra m e n t ry, Waller Coleman, Russell Ma­ son. O. P, Herndon and F . II. Lancy. Camp life occupied tho major portion of th* Klwsnl* program as s*v*ral feature* of the recent Winona Camp araioa were pre­ sented. E. C. Harper, chairman of tho program committee, presented Prof. Herman Morris, camp di­ rector, who introduced Bud Epps for a trumpet solo; Buck Forgu•on, ramp calls with two oug'ra and vocal solos; Sydney Nix, Jr., relating daily camp schedule; and II. W. 8hsnnon( harmonica solos. Tha club received thanks from th* local Nursery School for sup­ port which tto chrie organisation to* rendered. Shipping Is Warned Of Atlantic Storm JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 2.-017 —The Went her llurruu vvurne I ship! •ing in the Atlantic uroiiu i Iterinuiiii today that u tropical storm o f hurricane intensity was centializrd this m o r/n g about 300 mites southeast or ra *t south­ east o f Bermuda and niovin.f northwestward about 15 mites an hour. Frs. Fred I*, /.imp - i t , mother »f Mis. Milton H. Sarkett uf San­ ford, died in her Columbus, ()., home at I A. 31. today, according to information received this a ft­ ernoon by Ihe Rev. Milton U. Suckvtt. a '(R g Mrs. Zimpscr had many friends in Ibis city where she visited each winter. She owned local property, 3lr* Sackett was at the bedside of her mother. Funeral services will be told Li Columbus. Knox Will Addretut Florida Audience JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 2.—GT) —I'eter II. Miller, Mat* cam­ paign manager for the Republic­ an party, said today Col. Frank Knox, vice-prvsldentiol nominee, would make un* nddrrsr in Flor­ ida probably at 3liami on Oct. 16. It* arid Florida Reupblicar,' ar* making efforts to have othr> prominent Republicans and anti New Deal Democrats give ad­ dresses in th* state. tlPM flUblUnmfni* Will open tomorrow afternoon for tha first lime since the official be­ ginning of the summer season. Through the Pnnford Mer­ chants' Association, l' ho* been pnn« unced that the regular Thursday half-holiday ohaervaae* of the w anner month* waa con­ cluded last week. , , . HANK RORSKD DALLAS, T*t., 8*p». 1-—I*)— A gunman robbed lh* Grand Prairie State Rank af ?.0 0 0 yeatenlay and escaped la a gua-mete al colored sedan. LOCAL WEA1HKBI OLD MONEY GOOD HONOLULU, Sept. •».—(/V)— Money issued by th* Hawaiian monarchy bstfor* thr island* br­ eam* a U. S. territory In 1900 may h* rede.-med nt far* vnlu *, Hawaiian children are being according to \V. U. 3lc(ionagb\ territorial trraoirvr but it l< taught tto nearly lost art of mak­ in g taps cloth by pounding bark. worth far nioro to collectors. t � 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 01, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 01, 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/a2e222b4374bcd5ec69573152f32aaf2.pdf 63d6c444b5c524ade6b04eb5d071e0f3 PDF Text Text Ft m m m - f .T J T -^ .v -T L ? .7 I v f ~oT : i *t v - T VP<y->f -pgi.iT 1 ^ ‘iiA - r T 'U b£& % i& £ ^m w m m v * . ' ■ . *. \*r . V .0 i^ ' • *• '4m • • 1.*. u• 1, I■" ** —_ .. .... AKm f i) « % new Ih m h Newest Fila f«md Victim )i Ganehot • llu fi-. M M W «xR SATURDAY—1> h U i of the Mario**," srtth Charles B iel l Q m m - t l m added attraction, "■Uwpede," «H ! M i «f tks want dsllgktful I IN N (fans. Starting off we ■ ta in t n a i » , fanof fun ■vUtag dash that makes It ’Uw kit p k ta m of Iko ssiBlag. Oaky, Slag.** Tks .toI takooff on oa* of nur betm b actors sad kls aiurh tad lady friend. A ir* Fay* Wa/uakaown trying I s ( i t a MA. whfle Adolph Menjou play* I ' part *f a Shakespearean sc­ r. whs Konwoe* around in hi* Write, gad finally tks two get Bn knows nations I SI Romeo M JaHat. Also In tko r a it are M ta f Whalen, Patsy Kelly, Te<l ■ b v O w i r y Ratliff, and the V P N iiin . I b a d i y bring* Prance* Dee, itM lhmlevy, and Chare* Butf*s*tk la "Half an Angel," all ag l a girl who re n t team to help • g accnsed of murdor. TkHlls, t a t y , romance, and rrrttsm ent t a W make this good entertain- Trouble Proving H er Innocence CHARLES PROVIDES LAUGHS K :' ll* ry Bolaml glm* her first K P j ta a ik role on tho screen when Q*A Ran Come* Home,” plays Prl- NEW COMEDY TEAM TO BE SEEN * Hitherto unrsreeled scene* «r America's military might, conrtuirated In the nation's wust.trnm-jit ■UlUry outpost Ihe United States Marino Corps Rase at San -Rieg.i, «re stirringly pur* del •areas the screen as atmosphere ■ N teddent In Columbia'* new mo tjon picture drams, "I'ride of ll„, ' Marinas," which l» showing Butui. ■W U t the Rili Theater. Twenty-sla hundred of the cmihtry*a fighting lealhertipcks, m.my nf them veterans of Cuta, Nk- Six Song Writer* "1“ * Wh“ln* “»J Used In New Picture ------------- Major-General Philip II. Torrry. An unldentlGeit man lust his fishteg polo from a ferry slip n u r The kind o f gn-gn Rltx Rrothrra, famous stage comedian*, bring clewing to the screen In “Ming, Raby, Sing." HENRY FONDA TO WED SOCIALITE *A BAD YEAR. MR PRESIDENT!* Tenth Trims HI* Life 0*LO, Norway, Aag. «!,—UP> - T k s cahtaot derided taatgkt to U m Trotsky, k a d s i ca.Ba, la isslstkn aadst a spsctal Seminole ChsmberOf Commerce Aligns Self With Majority a f aa arArr establishing special falsa "regutettaf Trotsky's mere. Oviedo School To Begin Year’s Term Nattily attired la slacks aad September Seventh sports Jacket, Rath Chatteris*, th* film octrees, la shown startlag M pilots from Cleveland to La* Angeles In her erosa-ronmtoy air derby, as Um opening m a t ta the IBM National Air Welfare Beard b Distributing Jons To Bo ed L o c a lly g r e effk* hi tha CM rt House. .i. White tha regular agent 'was taaadtog en# nwwth la th# lir r th Carol ina meuntalna and • marth a t th* eeasM* In h.-r Lake Werth, F in , horn*. Mis* vKnth Durrenberger shoulderml Iren* tarn met ration activities |n % ’ • Karty hi September, Ml.* Baytatoa auid, th* regular win­ ter program af 4-H Clubs will under way atmaltaneouely With .the epenlag ad eehooL Thera are approximately 150 femJnol* County f lrii. aligned With 4-H work today, and about •0° women who participate In home demonstraf m dub nclivt- S M cr d t Resches 1Nebraskan Regions . BU>M1Y, R ik , Aug. II.—(Al— President Reoeevek reaihad kero today far aa automata)* tour of Prrofht area* in W wtern Nebraalari* crowd wrtn m e d kiwi PaJrfMd Whiting t Claimed By Death Aug. 31-— 1 Whiting, af Cami tor* today I of tto cowmens department ■erred In P ru lte te Coolldge's hast (re hi Aug. |1 , 1921, to Formal application blanks for •Id ago pension assistance are be­ ing distributed today to Stars Board of Social Welfare branch office* In Florida counties, accord­ ing to pres* dispatches received here from Tallahassee. Mrs. Jimml* Ridge, director nf welfare operations In Jirmlaote County, said tha blanks hod not bean delivered to tk* local office. Persons eligible for old sg* pen­ sions must be 70 y e a n of age • r over, muit have lived In this state for at least five year* anl of th* Inst nine, and they muet ho In need. Th* amount of money drawn by ellgiblr* will depend upon th* particular Individual's needs, ac­ cording to atiuplationa governing th* assistance program. Mrs. Ridgo pointed cut that some will need complete support; others may need only partial as­ sistance, since they will ha la n position to llva with friends re r*L athres. Payments ranging from |S per month to 930 per month hav* teen authorised. County governaseata or* to provide half the sum, while the stata government wll| furnish th* remainder. Th* onset amount rock person receives will b* fixed on th* teals •f n careful budget of hla needs. From this budget will bn sub­ tracted any Income whkh the ap­ plicant receives, and tha balance will be th* amount of tha monthly M sittM ci m i L Peneloao are aapected to go In­ to effect on or about O ct 19, ac­ cording to Jamos Dona, chairman of tho otato board of social wel­ fare. Tho dbtrihaUsa of tha peas ion application Masks Is the Drat tangible evidence that Florida la striding forward to assist her agod, Mr. Dona repw ied In n recent newspaper story. ( Short Wave Program From South America Hanford Liana are expecting to keep late tours tonight to tuna In oa a short wav* krouzirast from Colombia, South America, whkh Is dtekutod to Lions a u t o throughout Uw world. Tho program will go an th* air write wight tto ago tha* If able to obtain "n (air m eat ef t to m atter a t * ndng pool with tto toUML" Tho thro* majority won rthy Evening *i the Curtis ny, affective C M e f Colombia, say Williams la detained by Sher­ iff McClelland peodUw an Invwetlgatlon. f l y . other* wer* In tto vub k l. drive* by Mr. Woodma. They ware Mr. and Mr*. CtyAe Stinson, Mr. aad Mr*. J. B. Buckner aad Miss Beatrice Love, all of DaLand. AU were ghmn first aid treatm ent a t the local hospital mad Miss u>*e ranfined there for the night. Chief Deputy O. R. Estrldge said a a laveotlgatlo* by Marian Birds*, county motorcycle of­ ficer, has disclosed the probabil­ ity that Williams was driving too asar th« center of tho road. A farther probe of tho crash was under way this afternoon. In Williams' car were hta wife, his mother, three children sod Carlton d a rk , all of Daytona Reach. They were not Injured. The second accident re cot tad on th* polk* blotter occurred shortly after 7 P.- M. In almost tha Identical spot. Automobiles driven by II. U Kendrkka af Osceola, and a Mr. Wheelese, of French Avenue, figured In the tru ll. Jtoth vehicles sustained Might damage, hi though" th* occupant* escaped with .nothing more than brulse*. A settlement w u made out of court, and neither man wa* held by officers. renusunkmU* Chamber Ballots CITY NEWS BRIEFS Most Be Voted By Rotarlan* will aasemMiDeadline Tuesday forSanford n regular meeting Tuesday at i All ballots for tbs rlrction of a new Chamber ef Comnwu-e Beird of Director* mu»t hr rr•urrnd by tomorrow, Ralph Bag»«'L secretary, aanounred Ik's morning. Approximately 5*1 voting tkkrts have hten dUtrilibtrd to Chamber members. Thr election board of tha civic irrsn itatlo a le ec>cdu.r>i lo Meet this week fa r a v#U count. An official report Wld be mad* Sept. H when tk* present Board of Director* convene* for a reg­ ular monthly m relkv. Following lh* naming of a i-tw Board, the eltrlwl perw-na will choose Chamber o ffk irs tor lh# W X V year. 12:19 P. M. in the Mayfair Ifetel. R J. Hickson, county deputy sheriff, today was on a vacation whkh is expected to occupy ■bout one week, It was an­ nounced from the sheriff’s of­ fice. Tuesday's tides; low, 1:33 A. M. and 1:49 P. M.j high, 7:15 A. M. and 1:00 P. M. Run rises at 6:03 A. M. and sets at 6:52 p. M. Moon risen at 6:09 P. M. and set* at 4:62 A. M. No City Commission meeting is scheduled for tonight, it was *nnounced today from City Hall. S es­ sion* ta con*liter a 1936-37 budget will to called upon tto return of Commlssloaer William Leftlcr. now away oa n vacation. Golfing Interest Revival la Shown T to w aattor: fair In north, part, in south portion tonight By Local Playera lyandcloudy Tuesday, scattered thunder­ An apparent revival of latarezl ta golf was exhibited tore last week, according to tto number of players who mad* tto rounds at tto Country Club. Tto course la in excellent coodRka for tto Haw of year. Pteyan maintained, aad several excellent scare* ware carded by hath local and ant ef-tawa golfera. Plana a rt new under way to ■aka further l a prove steal* to America Protests Spanish Bombing O f Naval V essel Bgttaett Afiigst Rail OwaersUp In Northern Sgolm By Government V atican Says 112 ’ RyCoenty BARBARA STANWYCK’S NEWEST ,, Another double feature la irhcd R « M Bator,lay, with Charles Rtul 'J J t a r i a r m l In "Slsm|wdo," 0 .tatHUag Western, and Chark-s Laugh as tmtddlc-h. ailed, butter-fingered Charles Butter Worth r BMforri In "I'rhlr of tho Mi6r£*M*w h lle r la a pklura 'n Is bafflrd by It *11 In Harr; I F. Zanueh'* Twentieth Century produruWBtah lk k fo rd Is a tough, worn­ Turn ‘H alf Angel." Frances Dee and Brian Donlevy nr* ala* la the * J b t a l l a i marine, with Plorenro cast. i , M *s the ono who rapture* his HfliUry Might Seen In Marine Picture Michael Whalen, Adolphs I nJiT going daffy *W roaming i w w * In Us nlfhtl*, Gregory Ratoff, Um demon dialectician. m M gtag t to EaglUh language, Iks king m a qtaen ef corned/, Tad I M j *' Patsy Kslly, saw string a l langb rvcords, sad tk s Kits B ra tto n bringing t i n k U i l M tM clowning ta the scrata, “lilnm Baby, Slag” open. Haaday a t »ka Hits Thsater. Fresh from tko kit . a U . af Twentieth Ceatury-Foa, tko fteturn la said ta tap tksir prevtaa# triumph, "Thanks A Mllllaa." la g million ways. I A laugh-jammed, ssag rrammad scramborto sf stars, saag i aad show-stopper*, “Blag. Bahg Mag** wealthy woman whoso hobby Is aiding ihona In troubla. Ml« I k s h taken to Mis* Wrstley'a horns and sha finds It n s i r nffo household, peopled with a weird a s s o rtw n t of ox-crimtU e a gaaa am a laugh spree la "Blag, Baby, Bing," naw Twen­ nals. Iloo le v / follow* hor th.ro and Vntern hor room through a tieth Century-Poa melange of melody, marrtmaata and romance, wlrwlow. Tho girl I. terrified anl Aboro are Adolph Menjou, AHe. Pay., aad Mkkael Whalen in one prendre* to meet him a t tto of the beetle highlights ef the fUm.____________________________ front ra ta . . When sho returns to tho bon u Min Pea Is horrified to find 111m W estlcy dead and hor hut* bond, H enry Stephenson, dying — both of poloont The Irreprenalbl. Drmlevy rnmalnr unshaken In his faith In Mlsr Ilea’.* Innocence and blithe­ Widely totlded aa the strang­ ly set* o ut to find the real killer. est drama *v*r lived and ac­ With Ijtumlgring Butterworth claim* I as on. of tk . outstand­ situation, which afftrd s untold' Gregory Ratoff, a Ikaatricnl constantly Interfering and 'gum- ing fll machkvements sear pro­ mirth In Barbara Stanwyck’s new agent, nkled by hie secretary, h i mlnir up tho works," Donlevy's duced In Htllywood, "Tk. Road starring fibu, "Thu Undo Walks sy Kell/, and hta stooge. Tad pun-jit of th* murderer Is at *o T.lory," Twentieth Century- Out," featuring Gen* Raymond llcaly, la valaly v y in g ta gad a omr full o f suspense and dram* Ron Productions comes Wednesday and Robert Young. 'now jab for Alice fay** whs (ta* sud uproarious with 'comic situa­ tu the lilts Theater. An Independent bride (M lsa'ircn fired from the night club la tions. .' Fredric March, Warner Boater Stanwyck) and her telllgcrcn , which she has been eiaglng. "Half Angel," A Darryl P. and I-lonel Harrymore ore etarred head-strong, young husband (Roy-. On Alice’s closing night a t the Zanurk Twentieth Century pro­ and tho supporting cast include* rnond) encounter Robert Young cafe, Adolph* Menjou, a famous duction. w as directed by Sidney June Long and Gregory Ratoff, a* a very rich playboy who be-1 celebrity on a spree, disrupts bet l-enflcld w ith Kenneth Msrgowan a* well a* a host of other screen friend.* the couplo and becomor performance by insisting oa dotag a-.uiciate produerr. player*. attracted to the glrU | lhe t o cony scene from "Rome* Complicating 'the )itustlorr. I* ltBj J u)t*|_’* Howard Hawk* directed the film based on tha screen story MUs Stanwyck's continual desire fu to ff Instantly visualises a aoahy Joel Hnvr and William Faulk­ to return to work sc.that she can „ IU)n. , ehwiw ^kUctly aad ner. Nunnal'y Johnson* wa* as­ as- augment hubby's (IS , week and „ lu ln lbo newspaper reporters, sociate prrilucer. swathe her lov.ly body In silks lu.„ w ^ MklkM, ^ h a k a . aad sat ns- But conjugal love tilMenJou finllly mindt „p |a M umplu In tha endalcoholic hospital where aa am "Tho Bride Wnlk:, Out" further t , „ itc h| IB. Katoff manages t . benefits In performances hy tw a 'er-, h lh, by eolwl#etag Um of the sricens most populnrsheapllinJ attache, th a t Tad Heaiy phy*kkaFor the first time la her screen "dosd-pan laugh-snatchers, N e f ,, MenJo0.. MonJow u ltm4y io nmtlm M f . career M ary Bplsnd Is to be seen hpark. and Helen Broderkk. T h. feeIn a dramatic* role; a part with a laltcr, who » oo.l In the le p rnnv , h| for drlnk> u t lh, ^ — dramatic punch that will open the of llroodway s corned knives beeyes, or tho thootaad* pho havo *nJoyed fawn! her h e r Im hnly lv In la m enroedk*. m n !U « ‘' •• recently been seen In "l-rvo Miss Roland Is coming to lh* r » « H**" whlfh Raymond Rit* Theater on Friday In Para, ,f cr‘" J T' ' . . 1 Tount’s "A Son Come* Home," dl- 'Gwried thl* RKU Radio I kturo. reeled by E. A. Dupont, and thl* I* . j ZZ T,« the prmluctlon that laui.che* h e r' D e l o S M Y o U t f l (v O fS on her way to a place • • th* screen, T s n . Y a n * C ln n tp n c * * perhaps. Ilka th* on* the once en® B IT S C n i e n C I ? byed en the stage. DELAND. Aug. 29— G Pl-Judgr A. D. McNeill, yesterday sentenced A Id-karat diamond whkh Joaa M. Shaw, 23. of DeUnd. fardo o dug up In tha Novo Rlv- l« H> I*ar» nt the state prison rr fields of Brazil ha told for ft,- f°r >h* fata! shooting of hi* brilhAbove are seen Robert Young, Gen* Raymond and Barbara 390. The b jy ir sold It to a lapidary *r> Elbert, at th* Shaw homo hero for 91,200. last March. Itanw ytk In "The Bride Walks Out," hor newest comedy film. ____________________________ | Shaw, Indicted for first drgrY' murder, pleaded guilty to mandown the hultet-blued trail of ad 1daughter during the course of hLs venture in Kyno’s new punch- rial last week. packed ysm ef rouadupe, and ro­ Robert shot his trother with a mance! Hold th# reins, w»'r* rid­ ihotgun at the latter was return­ ing hard for "Stampede!" , _ # » ing home at night with a friend from a wrestling boct. The p ris­ Six of Hollywood'* most famous <‘S t 8 m p € d € H B r l l l g r i oner told the court yesterday l* song-writers combined tholr tela . _t » did not Intrml to kl'l his broth­ ents to creeto the hit tune* fro S tU rT e tt NCW i t GIG er, but thought lh* two worn oth­ lured In "Sing, llsby, Sing," Twen— ■ er persons coming to get him foltk th Century-Fm picture eoml.ig New th ril s from the danger! lowing threat* against him. Sunday to the Ititx Thuxler with dipped pen of the aco of adventure Aplce ......................... . . „Fnye, - . , . . _ roaring Peter IL Gregory Itatoff, Tid llcaly, I’aNy Kyne tslo of brave men and reckKelly, Mkhaiq Whalen and tho Ira* romance! I f t Co umbta’a oatRita Brothers. door dram a "RUmpedu," starring “ love Will Tell" n nj “Sing, n«- stalwart Charles Starrctt, which by, 8log" were written hy ls>w will open Saturday a t the Ititx 'JVJIack and Jack Yellrn, "You Theater. Turned the Tildes On Me" hy |.,u- A hurricane ef heaitx ami hoofs 1* Alter and Sidney D. Mitchell. *we<!>* aero** the screen. Race 'R oad To Glory’ SUdwyck*B Latest C a l l e d Straafest P ic tare Features Drama Ever lived Raymond, Younc A AsaWe feature will he seen lataaaday and Thursday, Barp P M Stanwyck, Gens Raymond, S j t a l Young In "The llrld* Walks aad "Road to Glory," starHppR Predrie March, Lionel BarR . f H y . »»d Warner B aiter. It jc M rl access*ry to i*y anythin? K lB M i either of the** two pictures, M ta h rated a* two nr lh* best this Two Accidents Keep Guard Recorded By OrerTrotxky CKn JtepMD showers this afternoon or tonight In south portion and near extreme south roast Tuesday, Extreme Northwest Florida: fair, slightly wanner tonight, Tuesday partly cloudy. President Roosevelt laaraad a lot about the western drought tragedy when he stopped near Jamestown. N. I)., for a chat with Btevo Broun, a homesteader who came to that section St years ago. Broun is shown telling the President It has been "n had, tlry year." (Associated Press Photo) F lorida Ideal Residence in Summer, Papworth Says Local Btininess Man finds New York Heat Intense, Northern Business Good, And Theaters Packed ,„ Sheriffs Spider Is Uninterested Over New Hopper Apparent utter despondency and boredom marked the d i s t ­ ance today of Sheriff McClel­ land'* black widow spider, Int.prisoner, In .a glaaa Jpr qa the sheriffs desk. Saturday the ebony-hued creature, seemingly suffering from the pangs of interna) hunger, severely attached n green grasshopper, killed the Insect then curled up to en­ joy s meal. Today the widow was slug­ gish and took only a passing Interest in a tender morsel, which was another grasshop­ per, placed In the transparentwalled prison for food. Only when the 'hopper In­ sulted Mrs. Widow by kicking her in the face slid she rerrnl enough Interest In charge with prison fangs protruding. The attack wus half-hearted, and the spider retinal Immediately while the 'hopper squirmed un­ comfortably In the strand* of a gleaming, silken wrh. (t M t ls a e * m Senate Nominee To Talk At LaborDay Event In Daytona M se f lr e -l Waterway BodyTo M e e t In Trenton October 16, 17, 38 Army SeekH l.ocal Youthri For Dutien Young Democrats In Foreign Lamlx Plan To Institute Drive W ednesday Young llemncrals of Seminole fVunty will open a membership drive Wednesday, It was an­ nounced today hy 8. Alex Sharon, vie# president of tho organiza­ tion. Young Sharon and Jo* O'f’on nor have arranged a schedule to cover the entire county In an e f­ fort to secure solid membership from 150 eligible Seminole youths. "Re-Elect Roosevelt" sutorr.ihile tag* are tu be sold for 91 eech, the collections to to used In Dr. Baker Returns From Georgia Trip 'Dr. C. W. Baker, of Hanford, re­ turned Saturday from Tlftun. Gs . where to was called by the death of his father, Joseph J, Baker, or­ dinary a f Tift county elnre 191.1. Funeral services wer* held Thursday. Survivor* nr* Dr. L. A. Hskrr of Orlando; H. A. Baker, Del I*. Gu.; 8. J. Baker, Nashville, Ga.; W. T. Baker, Tlfton, Ga.; Mr-. Berry Klgden, Tlfton; MU* P»ad Baker, Tlfton; Mr*. Boger J. Ilalland. Statesboro, On.; nil broth­ er* and slstere of the Sanford dor­ Caldwell Fred Bally. 9hm Htehkyman. ter. The widow, Mrs. J. J. Biker ■nteh Chapman. D. B. Tatar. M. of Tlfton also survive*. J. Dir tort, J . a F sttonea. R|rhy Fit*. P lm k rth RoUhw. C. South Dakota State college L Cornell Gone M. Lmwy, Fred coils spark* (row gasoline en­ Brett, Edith Bool I and M m Henry gines In tto drought areas n .Vntaoa, all of toaferd. definite fire menace, __ . By JIMMY CHAPMAN For those srrking comfort and quiet during the summer months. New York City i» not the place lo visit, according to Harry M. I'apworth, who has just returned front a visit to the metropolis. The "big town” pruonbly suffers more from tho Intensity of the best than any other city in tho east, all of which makes klotid.i i more desirable p'are to live dur­ ing the hot season, Mr. I'npwnrllt stated. Motion pkture rntirtalnm ent. too, Is second to I hut iivailuble In this city, since those going to New York with the eapt-clation of see­ ing the latest pictures are disap­ pointed because they see pictures which have already U-ett shown in Sanford and at higher prices. Mr. I'apWorth expressed his de­ sire that sortie good writer, In the near future, submit an article lo the public on "Who did It To llroadwuy, And Why,” since th.it famous “great whitiwny” Is now covered with motion picture houses and wholesale and retail clothing, which mar the beauty of it. Thu Sanfordlte's view on the A fter going on record aa op­ posing government ownership and operation of railroads, tko R e td bom ba to r e tw o Seminole County Chamber of Commerce today was aligned w om en to b it# in tb « norttewith the overwhelming majority a m S p an ish c ity o f I n m to ­ n fA m erk au business institutions. d a y w h ile th e U n ite d S U ta o ” Sentiment compiled h r the G o v ern m en t, s tu n n e d b y UM A m o rira a United Ittstes Chamber of Com­ b om bin* o t a n merce and rrJrased In a 710page booklet has been received 'asclst Insurgents by the local civic club. In g vicious a t ta c k o n Imup. The hook contains photo­ defended Iran, Rebel plane* graphic reproductions of decla­ bloated great bole* la th* etreeta rations on the subject by MR as th* city was being tv scooted business Institutions represent­ rn mass*. ing and aggregate membership Before the attack began, anew of many hundreds of thousands than 4,000 inhabitants fled lata of American business rum. Kraac*. A total of 6.13 organisations On direct order* from Presi­ strongly endorsed the continua­ dent Roosevelt, now In tha MlAtio n of private ownership, local d'e West, the stata department .Chamber officials said. One f a ­ demand that fighting rBpaaisfAa vored government ownership. keep their hands off UaM«4 Other organisations did n il take fltate* ships. Naval officer* a* forma) action for various rea­ Washington Indicated any Unit­ sons in their letters which are ed •‘date* warship* similarly a t­ nlso published In the appetidl* tacked would reply with t m iw i A of the book. fire. Ilslph liagwrll, secret t-y of Protests ram* after a a amthe Seminole Chamber, said the Identified airplane off Uw west hook ipiotrs the declarations as roast of Spain raised bomba representing the largest body of about tha destroyer Kaaa whkh public sentiment ever assembled replied with nine volleys front on the subject. l u anti-aircraft gun. Neither tha .' Among the major reasons Kan* nor plana was hit. With th* Vatican la aa w w f. which the resolutions raise against government control of flctal summary, annouarlng IBS churches ami ovhor r-llgwu* in­ rail transport are: 1— The undesirability of thestitutions had been burned la government operating u business ‘tl-.iia. uncensored advices from which ran be better carried on Madrid itself disclosed a long list of prominent persons whkh liy private enterprise. 2— Ccmpetition of government the Government cryptkailv re­ ported "dead." I t was assumed with private business. 1 The vast possibilities of e*- most of them died of firing tending government bureaucrsry «'Ius.l bullets. Germany, announcing it could with politiciul manipulation of ruilmida and their employes un­ not count upon tho Madrid Gov­ ernment for protection of Us der government ownership. embassy, said the embassy had been moved to th* southeastern port of AJkant*. Ismdon announced I t nations headed hy Great Britain, Prance ami Italy had approve 1 the for­ mation of an International cow- Seminole County youth* to■i«y were offered tee ep|«ortllnlty of enlisting in lh,< Dgu*ar If. 8. Army for foreign service, according In pres* disputches originating In the office of H(;t. Charlie L. Grigg, rccrultln.'t of­ ficer In Jurksimville. Enlistment* will ta-come ef­ fective immediately. Applicants must b» white, male, American citizen* hetweri the ayr of |H sml 3.7. They iml-t have nu dependents, must pas* a slipulateil physical and men­ tal esamination, Im> of pci.il character anil tmve no criminal record. Roy* or men in thl* area whu wish to apply for so army en­ listment should rontnet the re­ cruiting station, 250 Post Offlrw, Jacksonville. Other than foreign service, en­ listments are being accepted for Fort llenning, G*., Fort McClel­ lan and Ft. Maxwell Field, Ala. The Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association will hold R* annual convention in Trenton, N. J., Oct. 15, 16 end 17, according to In­ formation received here today. The orgaaliation was established in 1907 for the purpose of proawting draper waterways along the At­ lantic Coast. Ralph Rsgwell, secretary of tha Seminole County t!hamher /o f Commerce, said this city* probably would not be represented a t thn session, although he pointed out that the association's work I* a a asset to RaaforiL Mr. Bagwell said (hat all small c ra ft from n o rttern states Cheiui And Checker Club Plans Tourney who visit Sanford us* the channels and other water highway* whkh harm been Improved through tha As­ sociation’s Interest. Florida men wo are offkara hi the body Include E. G. Sewell, may­ or of Miami, H. Giles Patterson, Jacksonville attorney, W. P. Coachman, Jr., and II. II. Bockman. ______________ Sanford BuidncHM Plan* will bo formed tonight by LOCAL WEATHER! IIoumph To Remain the Sanford Che** and Checker ut its regular weekly titrat­ Open On Thursday!* Club ing In the Valdes Hotel for a I Thur-duy afternoon half-holi­ checker tournament to bo held at Court Of Honor la an early dale. nb-erveil through tho sum-1 The pun lie has torn extended Billed By Scoute day". mer by Hanfurd merchants, have A Roy Seoul court of honor la schoduled for tto Baptist f'hurcit tonight a t 7:30 o'rlock, it was announced her# today by Scout officials. T to event I* Irt to attended hy member* of th* organization throughout th* county. Scout Executive Haggtrdnn of Orlando will conduct the court and hav* chary* of tto evening s activities, __ _ . ended, arrnrding tn an announce­ ■n Invitation to attend the meet­ ment iti.idi- today bv Furrest ing by Secretary A. C. Madden. Gatchrl. president nf the Hanford1Iwho stated that discussion* will be held on playing rules to govRetail Merchant* Association. All Kir-t Street business e«- rrn the tourney. At present it Is th* plan of the labllshments wMI remain epen on organization to extend the tour­ nament tu tho general publk nf thl* city with the winner to be adjudged nn the number nf game* won ami Inst, and the highest per• rntatge record being awarded th# city championship. �jP 01 SBiS!53S ^ ■ W 'A . I ,( » ^ 4 5 l ) y f f , i ^ r r » T 3H P f? m Penbnal r a r e plants FWr Yoor Agonrtwo! weeks' civil war In Spain, bnl» m i a socialist guvrmiwont nn., a revolting Fascist army. Itut he Hid. Ju*t after detlarInc Italy rmnl irjrrt Ikr i.to# a t “eternal' peace "foreign to ou.’ creed uml to our Irmperoinont"— nival of “certain political stttmti ms which now are In the rears* of lincrrtain developments." SHOWS HERE TUESDAY M a i a w a dwarf U yt C a tM l Cyptoc—*; Haaaaa H al t ; »* r ».« » » t v / f PenonaL ms own Iw n If he w aste to fo fishing sD dag and worit all night, or play for a week aad work twice aa hand the next, th a t’s his busiaeaa. Therein aehedr to check up, no tkne dock to poach, a s m Mm m b wNh a Mg stick, no old meanie of a boas to see If th» work feta i n n The eeraon, irked by routine, finds n strong agnsel in this kind of a Job. Bat—end H a n ie a bet J e d ee there Is ia most things—even tbongh n free h n writer can work whenever end wherever he w ent^ he d n e have to work sometime, enough of th e thne In h e n find on the table and pay fa r those raihrev and stn m ah ip tkfceta ha the seren sees. And there io the ealch. Beer many o f aa, employer or employee, would work a ay nag M there wBMtt Calendar t’onscquenlly. le tolil the huahr.l throng. Italy’* watch* woril must !>«• "stren g th ." Sacr-imrnto, Calif., which had a population »if Ifl.WIO in the lost census. own* art treasure* val- “Clrl Break” dance at City Hail. T H lP S n .W . The Primary Dopaitm-nt of tha Methodist Sunday School1 will have a picnic at Kvansdalci Park. The member* wilt in«et| ■t the church annea at 3:00 W. C. HARTLINE W. T in t H t N ear Monroe Corner nril «t $l.">,000,000. To-Night CALDWELL’S CAaH GROCERY and MEAT M A R K C r- Tom atoes Iff Beans 3 lbs. 2fC rawi-y procedure Is brought up to date. "Ami ell the time the attorneys failed to take a>g* niwinci- of the need of adapting court procedure to tho age with Its numerous complexities never areamed eft when t i e tig’iunuia were established, and with which jurisprudence finds Itself frequently embarrassed when coiled on to od* Judies te. "The public realises that the law's delays havs reached an acute stage In this generation. The best minds of the past and leave* a wak* of legs! fraternity know it. If reforms most come, especial­ ly in the conduct of criminal law, they ssust em aiute from Iteriag foam i brood water of tho quiet the bar. "Nor is It the laymen who <goint to this condition. Profs. Sam Baas Warner and Henry B. Cabot of tbs Har* Mo hug# Inwtrs t s J granite fts tta a by leaden winds and * gaswsd by fire, I to M vw t JilII* sV*plog shall ' ' ' awoken seeing Tb* Be* oboye the sunken Ubds Of being. t , Nertk Falconer. ' laa’t It funny how much krvuW* In the world o few men like W eteky, BUlIn, Hitler, and MuaOaMoi con cause? foirood rm i Tho Wautlful homo of Hr. and nor, at her boom on Joffonon Mrs, Samuel Pu eston lost Thurs­ Mtroot In Tampa. Mrs. Nelli* Leavitt TerwiUigor day evening won th* srtne of a delightful picnic supper. In the ear­ and children nr* spending n monin there I* "»»r and that there ly evening n swimming party a t Daytona Boach. They hava as 1 Immediate danger of wnr. went over Ui Masson's and snjuyed their guest Wi.liam F. Leavitt, the sulphur water, after which th* Jr., wk* expect* to have a good Tb# Evening Star ha* felt all parly left far Mrs. 1‘ulnttoo’a res­ tiaM slaughtering tho flob oad ex­ gtoag that the Sanford-TItusvill* idence where th* party was giv­ ploring the vicinity while there. Canal should be built, ami haa en In hunor of Mrs. Charles B*U Count Joseph DeMent expects se stated from lima ta Ur e. 80 nf Atlanta, who to her* vtoiling to leave for Boutk America next Bw 00 We know, there hoe never her sister, Mrs. Georgs Bishop of woeh where ho torn secured n po­ teen any opposition In Oral* or Magnolia Avenue. Mrs. Puleston sition os chief engineer for n penMerton county tu thto canal.— proved lo be a must charming nut wagon and will aleo corner O rals Star. tho market on chill concern# and hostess. Harry Lswto toft this morning hot tamales. While there seem* to b* no for Defiance, Ohio, being called Mrs. Krnoat Krvpp, accompanied tM aiaeat danger of another real there by the Mrioua l ines* of hi* by Mrs. C. A. Smith and little 00tot# boom In Sanford, stIU mother. Margaret Deters left by strainer to­ boom property to beginning to Dr. Brownie# having returned day for a woek-ead visit la Aator. chango band* for tha first time from a trip to Georgia, Ih* regu­- Mrs. W. F. Carter and Walter, te'Oks ar eight years, and a good lar church services will be held at: J r , are spending several week* teMMf far-sighted Individual* are tho Presbyterian Church on Sun­- a t Daytona. beginning to acquire possession day. Mr*. M. C. Ravage returned yoopsrty by mean* of tax MU* May Holly I* the guest off tentoy from a short visit to Th* time to coming when her grandmother, Mrs. K. 0. Ty-■ friend* a t Daytona Beach. t real estate value* wl'l ridiculously low. . There were about ISO Amerlsou cltlxeua In Spain when the (■Cult hrtAe out, and our governM l was bo concerned about than) ami Ihe danger to their Hues that It sent a number ol gmenhip* aver there to try to ■ M a rt them. But them were M)MB American rltlrene w.vo gghunUy did loe* their live* lost p f tr la highway accld/nts. MovoH haa don« all In hto rer to bring prosperity back America and that ha has g had th* prohlcm* of Ih* W hofoca him. But w* do to that wo c m torn got bock tho poolttoa where Here wUI B Just reward for prtvxto InAlva Wo hop* that a man I proa per according to tho shot of hogo h* do** raise I not according to tho num1 ho agroM not to rntoo.—EusU h * tewtom Or otoe that Mwspaporman get poll far That most "noma" players hav# as many idiosyncrasies off stag* a* they enact uehiad th* footlights I* cooimon knowledge to those who observe them to private llfa, Fanny Brice, for instant*, r a n t memoriae the lyric* of * new song unless she to rid lag in n taxicab. At least ah* insist, aa math. Whan Billy Bo**, bar husband, com­ poses n song that she doesn’t liko, •k* ridicules It In no uncertain ta rn . Lynn Foatanna seldom loom her tanapsr, bat aha cos kacama mighty •torn. Bha Uke* to gmaip with •viators. Alfred Lust to an expert cabinet maker nod cook. ■ Georg# IGershwin to on tdbai guest a t festivities, hsrasss ho to always willing to ploy th* ptaa*. It to sold ho wUI ploy toe hour* Th# aownd of tho gun which •tartlod WlUy Nlily waa followad by another aurprU*. With a flur­ ry sad hurry, Christopher flew ovor Willy Nilly’a bout* and s U M down In hla neat In th* yfaw trot. "Christopher Columbus Crow!" rolled WUly NUIy. "Oh yoe, dear Willy NlUy.” cswod Christopher peering over th* aid* of hi* neat and looking down a t th* Ittt)* man. “ I thought yon worn ** buoy tho** day* that 1 wowldat bother yon.” "Now Christopher," aald Willy Nllty, “what waa th* mooning of that aHot I heard T" . “I>**r aald Christopher. g WWW# me," oowwg vwiM.lwy.re*. “Pm not on* to answer a foolish question such aa th at. Do I aboot guns? How should l know ?" Just then WP*y Nlily heard torn* one com* rushing up bock of th* kous* aad a t th* same second Christopher sank down In kia nost and waa out of tig h t "When I • « oa your land I will do no b a m to your frlanda," aald aa angry farmer. “ But yoor crow coatlnuee to laugb at th# aaar* crow* 1 pat In my fltld, wad When I drlvw- Mat away by ahawtlag a t him, ho continues to com* back. I’m going to shoot him neat time. Thl* time 1 missed him. I won’t mtsa him again." Aa Urn farmer waa taking a loag breath after this speech, thsr* cam* flying, walking, runalag aa boat ba could. Top Notch, tho rooster. “Lot me apeak first!" be Ranted. Willy Nlily, listen to me, aad tell tb* farmer you’ll et- DIE IN CRASH MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., Aug. 31. —OF)—Four persona were killed and all Injured gravely 10 mile* east of here yesterday when two TOLEDO, Aug. 3 I.-0 P )-D r. J. automobiles crashed Jieadon a* they approached the top of K hill. State police aaid 'noth car* had been traveling at a high rate uf speed. f o ib THE SANFORD FORUM Aug. 31, IBM.! Editor, Sanford Herald: Our rood aaalntenanr* n n j seem to atlll ho very busy. Ori haa oar County quit trying ti­ ke*? road* already built In rtpair and I* spending all itaj Urn# In th* building nf now ones? I understand they ar* all worklag on tho Paola Road be­ tween tho Spencer-Harden Dairy and Paola. Tho travel on that road ia about th* smallest of any rood In tho County. I doubt vary much If It will total more than half a doren r a n per day. That ' certainly ahowa tha waoitorfuUy good jadgoMat of ear planning I board bag** . \ T . , The hoi* on West Flea* fltreat Just east of th* M o u n t Conor ' la gradually becoming tonga* • aible. Several of the men working for the County on the road pass oeer or around thl* hoi* tvery day. Including our mail superin­ form their function*, it Is imperstlvs’ th a t reform ba had tendent. It woukl seem that if ____ these men were working for the ‘etgjecially in a period of change like th _______ a t since____ th e Civil t h o_* f g~r e a t cen* interest of the County they would War, a period which has seen the grow?" time find lime to return tent of population and the profound alterations of our ways some the brirk that waa carried away of life by electric light, the automobile, the airplane, the ami replace them Instead of driv­ radio and other products of modern science.* "___________ ing around the hole several tlm-a a day, I would say that an hour'* time would replace the brick. SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO __ • Tbta Week SPECIAL Rock Cryatal C.oMeta Ie* Tea* Sherbet# 73 Each McLaulin’s H I 8. Park aa published in Saturday’s pspur Hungary? One connnt Ull. II all nf Mother Shlpton’a Prophecy mul'd* like Juat another detail— was not written by her t(a* per- »t no consequence in itself—In tho haps you know). I remember ntosslro process which Is slowly Trading her prophecy more than drawing tb* Faaciat powers tofifty-five yrars ago and tha last gqther, despite th* centrifugal af­ fect of their doctrinal natlonalisiii two line* were _ •The end of the world will come 1 ■"<! no less slowly dividing th* In rightren hundred and slghty-idcmocrarlr* by forcing them to one." I choose, deepit* their centripetal which plainly ahowa that sho Interest In standing together, bewrote nothing relating to th l twcoa th* Faaciat* and Moscow, year ninetrrn hundred and tsren-.If so. then th* Wagneriaa music ty-aix. The last two lines anti Iand th# ceffe* cups at Berchtesprobably other* have hern omit- gadrn will make no more than a ted anti more verse* containing two-line footnoto in th* diploprophecies have been added, evl- motic backgrounds of the neat war. drntly to bring it more nearly But on* canpot conceal one’s up-to-itote. wrathful despondency at seeing oil Respectfully. tho old apparatus of secret diploF. HKNNETT, mary and personal rule brought IDLE HOtTt (LeigwoeT Fh.) Tuesday, Sept. 1 » tu ? Sponsored by Celery Camp No. 625 W. O. W. Sanford ' Now w bst did thl* s m s s ? Had Top Notch keen stealing corn? Was Christopher Innocent? Tensorrow—Top Notch Explain*' Manic by IJvingwton’n Merry awWcr.1 Mia* Kathryn TUIta retained yesterday from Alexandria, Va.. w hen ah* has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Bay Maxwell. WHERE TO GO t o n ig h t : “Better Ale ant te ■ * ■ * £ . Dance and Cool Off DARKENING EUROPE Wo Mover Ctoo# NEW YORK HKHALI) TKIHl'NK CHICKEN DINNER 7J* Meoko. C to to W Thors to something _ rvm arkau|y|a cockeyed mixture of Graustar- etrlve to read th# fste at rivlllsinister about Her -..................... Fuehrer'* hill­ kain romance ami ’T h e Original **«k>n in th# unbelievable uutlra top retreat at Herchtcsgadrn, of the World War," made doubly ,®f ■ Moecow treason trial. In th# where mountain scenery, visiting Icockeyed by the fact that it Is a| | , *ol.»«»«i drenching a Spain or an ominous. Admiral • Klnlopl* to no posslbla purpose. tutors, Wagnerian opcra and high •real— ami politic* are mingled behind an I llnrthy, Ih* Regent of Hungary. “ n4 *" ,h* »««Po •>* JoGuence Iro* screen of Dor Fuehrer's • has Juat passed by, with oilinU - wblch escape tho sleepleoa censor* black-uniformed gunmen. It Is like itloua secrecy, on hi* way to “a ** ,0 ***• •*•"«* ««d coming* of shooting trip in tho Tyrol" (on* ****** uaiformed and romantic hardly knows whether to look for "»***!°»»*"l*f* Into whose blood­ . another Bervhlold In th* shrub- »u l "»d ■‘“ ‘U HmJted uilada Elsie Ferguson employs * tom- bery or another Rudo.f Rasaenponton and reader to help while dyll); King Burls la supposed to away vacation day*. At present hav* dropped in amt the myitcri»h# to staying at Boxwood Inn, In nualy «ucr*s»fu| Von Papen to hav* old Lyme, Coon, where so many boon hovering over th* scene. At artists like to go. Erery afternoon any rate, th* Olympic true* to over she may b# observed sitting under —a t toast for tho forsign corroth* traes, with her eyes closed, spomtonts. Germany graciously eon. while a companion reads poetry cent* to eater th* Spanish n*uto kei. trality movement; but Austria to Rudy Voile* is soomtogly tire- discovered in a panto of nervoo; tow and always appear* fresh aa Dr. Gookbato to m o u n ts* a flrsta trained athlete. I’ve seen him class Russian w ar tear* ia hto stand ta front of hto orchestra gramophone press and tho Itolialogiog all might mod then leave ana or* saying nothing about tho Immediately to play IS holes of reports that they wupect to soafI*lf. Ho I* rosllooa and constantly fla th* Botoarto Islands aa wall aa aw th* go. On* evening he will Bpaatoh Morocco out of reoettonp’oy la New Tech, spend th* next ary victory |a Spain, sight at hto camp In Maine, apW hat to to ho mad* out *f to? pear for aa engagement la Wash- Ar* the** all mot* psaoe* In that togton lb* following • coning, and rarefied air breathed by th* new wind up next duy In Doll**. gold-land lord* of Enropo’a dooEugon* O’Nofli who say* ho Union—* hit of hormboa saber •pent I t yean In search of soil- rattlin g among dictators. Intend tudo, never expects to live la tho #d to provide domoalle sweetencity again. He ruvad Europe and lag fo r now Gorman Army in­ tried everything kora from Green- eTeosea, to mob th* deaaometoo, with VlUogo to the Main* woods, to heap tho fsrvign offices busy finally ending up on an island off and nothing mora? O r do they foretho const *1 Geoegio. Thor* for th * 1shadow tha dreaded dlnstou of fink time la hto Uf* ho found con- Europo between tha owaatlha and Uatmeat. II* to now finish lag Urn Urn fasces, with Spain and Medlflrat half of a ey tb nf sight days tormnosn ompire comignad to ,htoh tho Theater Guild wUI p ro -; Mnaeaoitoi In return for a finer (duuo to Now Yaek, I hand te iftUar h i Auatri* uml Goad wUbS* Wins, « C-M Tw \( F A N®-HI BottHmff Co. Ltowora. |l Mrs. K. L. Griffin boa retsrnetl .from gn extended vacation In I Booth Carolina. 8b* returned by | way of JoeksoovUto, where she 'visited bee daughter, Mrs. Carl J. ) Ambrose for a short time. >* of th* . AMMOt’NilP.MENT Mr. sad Mrs. Fulton Iloatrr, of French Avenue, announc* th* birth . Nluper, •* M 8 pcnud baby girl at ths Raymond Feraoid-Laugh ton Memorial Hos- W ERT'The JEWELER • MOT a DRUDGE Stud Ii To The Laundry Phono 478 SEMINOLE COUNTY ^ A n i o ^ w ; : ■^soaL^ifateOdn% irw H w H f le a m l presidential altuatian in that city wa» expressed when he tnted that, though all ham ers t * ht* » H-n Hanging on the ntrrrt • end in prom* iaee* place* around Mir rl’y. lu ir tha color* of the Ri mhlican tandidate*, when th,. pit rt n ' the O. O. P. candidate* * • lliv-iwu on tho aerrena of In pictinr hou«#» there I* nnlv »» <n. —Ml* tho llkonease* nf th< .Vm writl* atandord hearer, liri.nj an upronr of applanae. Business rendition . , c.vrdin- to Mr. Papwnrth, « , r •» mrood. All of the hot.......... . | ,ltr;| to rapacity and vtii>:< cn.ertalnment houae* were pi Uni at nil hours. Bill Ward I» ho* At Informal Party The home of Mr*. P. t*. W n I. on Geneva Avenue, wo* tl..* arena of on Informal P’l i ’v Slvon by her aon. BUI " ‘ard, on Saturday evening. R*f •••‘n* mont* were nerved, with Mr*. Ward assisting. Tho.* present were: Elisabeth Kelley, I/d* Chapman. Marlon Monger. Helen Wilkinson. Hub/ Rabun, Agne* Brinkley. Mil­ dred Plauae, Helen Hague, rh iistlne Powell, Betty Pvttcrsun, Virginia Meriwether. Csr«llm Hague, Sonny |*nwell. nri*'. Ilv* bun. Bob Slrele. Frey Hr* »r. Charles Meriwether, • Jim Wal­ lace, Howard Hague, Eddie Belden. Jame* Singletary, and Warren (hiham. th* wtttern drouflht bolt hat atlrred up quits a tempest. The Naw Deal Raaattlament ad (pin It­ eration claim* It waa found In tM part bed land* and waa ptieto* graphed by tho admlnlrtratlon to llluatrata tho traaedy of th* drought But th* Fargo (N. D.) Forum slalm* tho skull waa tor*’ rlod about over th* aountryald* and “planted" a t will to oervo th* ad* ■totetratton’e purpose- (Aotaoiggi Fra a* FtutoJ ,. Ijiuuht. r fowl** on your lip* a* myutrry mingles with r» mi t o nn.I coined/ Id,ml* with suspense in the thrillin': Darryl F. Z-muck Twenti*th tVnlury prmliictlon, "Half Angel.” Frances live m l tli tan Hanlevy (shown abuvr) are featured with iim.l.ll ..headed t l.ailes Untiliw n.ill.—"Half Angel” |Cay* at The lilt* Tuesday. Jimmy Braddoch, world'* champion heavywoloht. waa In high aplrlta when ht atepped from th* train at Vtnlct. Fla-, for a period of root and treatment of tho arttirltl* that aautod poatponemant of hla tight with Ml* Sehmellng. (Aaooolatod Prase Photo) TOWNSEND DEFENDS SPENDING A m e ric a P ro te s ts S p a n is h n useful adjunct to the diction­ ary and encyclopedia. It should he chosen for it, lii-toiicnl and philosophical mnt'riul just n* much a* fur it, direct inns. When a point of behavior arises, look it up and see how and why the convention in ipieatiun arose. It probably will prove of great in­ terest a, will us help to young and old alike. Of TAIII.F. MIN NEKS uunHin' 1 are heat pussed over u* divorced digits ure u *ill> tut ion. That Is u ll there ia for s »h»ld Tuesday Keatons 32S R u n ai Moline* Hefiat ration II Hnee stress,-,! that Italy ,(*• Trstlfylng at Clsvstand, Ohio, In a suit Making a rectlvsrahlp for his •Id-ag* pension organisation. Dr. F. C. Tovsn.utd dsdarsd hi* right ta spend th* group’s funds aa he saw fIL AttVnsy Dsn Sacharow, counsel for R*v. Alfred J . Wright eusltd dlrsctsr who brought gull fee ratal,«r.hip and an aecsunllng of oapsndiluros. Is shown go**Boning Townssnd (Assoclatsd Free# Photo) -••"I *" IIVs- in p«-ar. and idi-.li-i-.l R IT 1 PREENING WINGS FOR LONDON HOP R I L E Y ’S M i ■ ---------------- S teak s lb . Logs d lO P S 1l i1 i1 l riaisias* " ivkk lb . ...... 2 5 c B « * f S te w lb 1 7 * 2 8 c K EFF 2 lb s . 2 5 c ib. 55c('Hoi*s ib. lye .*■ . "s *..»M r» I s i s i'aliforniii LEMONS Ou«y wilh Ihtlr plan* far a flight from th* United S titts to London jnd return In thslr plan*, “Lady of Psaoe,“ Harry Rlchman (Islt). •fjg* and radio tJngsr, and Dick Mtrrlll, votoran mall pilot, ard setn Impacting th# ship a t the airport In Nawark, N. J. (Associated Fro** Phot*) lb . l i e ........ .............. th Ns m Ih s »*»• «* [am b vwrn.r rie H rrf a e g STEA K S .. .......................................Z— “( what I* in the d ish, lo take the rhoieit |H»itioii He must not prod lug n eiahU i ■ * nil 1 h is elbows. II.* m ust tuk. .*H ■m outhfuls. I ’ ll* xp e clu l I • *'* V essel • he eye w hnli-ver lim y l- -f.illj" lie m Uit kei |» hlft mouth Ut when there i i u n ytlung in !!•* m ust help h im se lf to no ■ 10 than u rensnnubl* N a v a l AVUl.I.INTl. Italy, Aug. 31.— i II Ita ly ', Ik-nitii Mii.-odiui wnme I a rearm ing wot Id l.i.t night In- could luoliiliu* rig h t Itnllioti soldiers "in Ihe enur-r nf n fiu hours mol a fte r a simple order." Spcakiiiu fioui (III, lo u t of mimic war to h i, fielding men mol lii« pi-oplc. I ho dictator ‘*rrji-etcd" wind h" culled "th e o I•u n lity of i-toriiiil peace," *!.•d a l nn- his hi my wit, -loirprnt-d l-v *1* A fiiiuii vlclory. mol pm ■l.li-nrd: "We must Ih- si rung! We mii-d Is- always -tri.n g rr! WV inil -1 Ikso strung Ili.it wo ran fim- any i-ii-iilioitilios r n l link dins-tly in Simiiii lunl 1h»n rttivliu*!)*' run fully iiutrui ttil in tlu* miiuII . inert If s t.iltlf 111an tli'IA. She*' nltftayn put her liuml over h«r. mouth uiul suid MI’union nn»," m Ih-ii nho uno of tho unftoomhr imUvft of ihiMIuHtal; put toil her lip« \»ith tho rurnor 1 of her napkin; uml never til'll nhe iui<e unytliimr to her mouth! without rtookitur uml eitemlinjf her little finger in tho munner often refenwl to ui •’tlivoreeil •llkrit.'* j Hut in iru h lin r the ih ih l In thr*e uhher« sr-ury t»\* i - irlin e * n nn ts o f I»«luiM.tr, hor nioih* r ha t iii’ir le it iil i )i«. huiih* p rin cip le ) o f cor fee I putii k' which i* thought fo r other*. Sti'.iM w it' ;i lo'.i'l eat* r. Sin* took liirgi* m outhfuls uml ch» v•••11 them w ith o|M‘Vt inoiitlicil EU-»t«». U n til she n w j II owimI them, ail her fellow rimer* w ere o h lijv 'l to hear an d w atch tin* p m h p a i o f niUNlication O f c o iiim * *110 ta lk n l w ith her mouth full. W hen clip g rew o!d«r, her friend« often ask eil «•*» h other, ’’ W hich is w io m % to sit l**--i.l Stisan *»r op|H»*ite her?** I h e i e waft no a n sw e r, for eith er alter* native was hud She w as »• i"V to sit ItoHid*’, ugly to lo«ik «»t when she ute. Tab le m an ner* an* one *•! the I firM sig n* of good h o rd in g , and consist not in conspicuous re ­ finem ents, hut in Incon-pi* • ”M self-effacem ent. T)in le ss • no notices a |*erson'.4 ra tin g the l*ot. trr. Co nsid eratio n fo r othei i* th«' first th in * to lea ch u child. A fte r that ev ery th in g that ho i Iim’S or leave 4 undone run I*** judged by the olio stnndoid B o m b in g tw- ssil ■ >,, I.amh m si Ho/. AVOCADO PEARS to Ira rn o f »uhle m * n n n s . Dozier & Gty’g Quality Faints 8PBCIAL8 LARGE LIMEADE wRh clurry......... 5c V m kU Dip [ICE CREAM SODA.........10c ^ 3 / d o g a ; large glftas BvttenRilk 10c O ur r e tre a d s giv e n u n , m iles * * r t i l U r I h s s new U rsa. Oar *,!■•*• * r * Ih* Invest paasihW for n a s llly Wnrk. .Truck tiro r * i r . * 4 U a a specialty.’ BEND, D ir. Aug. ill Hallo- Louis* B'>nd, not y< < > old, has sturlrd alter lit* cat al|iini*t" till*. With h*' er, Tlico Bund, seting I " of tho iK'schutes Geology ii I rvacheil 9,000 feet atone *■* a t Broken Top. BANANAS "Bent For I ho Sooth* I’a in l h as on ly Iw n purpose* -t o t ' r r a lr Ihrauly ami I ’rovitle I'r o lr r lio n . T o a c b ir v r this ilo u b lr purpose in Ih* S o o ik . yuu 11,r,I a p ain t m p r r ia ly mad* for Ib is Southern clna,tr. Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co. X14 H anford A vcdob ASPARAGUS picnic can Miracle Whip Dressing Chftfty A Strawberry SUNDAE.........15c No.il can SALMON RAKED HAM SANDWICH for ....... 10c POTATO SALAD ftp UMpgft............. 10c R p I f M I tU p d i 8pnr«d Every Day Sunlight Cream CHEESE pkg. n.iihh F'ull aad I’ooiplele Line l.ii|U». lkmt Bar Bervic* la Hanford I’honc 286 2 for ' 19c " TOMATO JUICE 2 No. 2 cans l j c Butter Krisp B read 2 1g. loaves l k �V - 1‘ ■* - .- .......................1________ fy / t k» , » > ’ A • *, t ‘ * •-. - - r; -r - r ■ V ~Vf " THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA- Bm W W Cnmtjr ProdufM * Mere Fnill* And Vrgctablm Than Anjr . Similar Area In America 0* S a i n t e And IsNow Weatherly Team Have 2 To 1 Lead In Series With Feller To Thrilling Contests Mark I'layoff (tames Lift Cleveland With Gainesville And St. Augustine (Join* Into Twelve Innings to fo or i | 2* Bu B* ■« ■I ■I a u ■ ro It lo bo ra th FI Cl Ni bo /• « di M " * L ft* f / : ■•} p er1^ i to ft id It >,t tv K< P g f . . ‘" di Tl ' m «l M • ot a ft at •i V* tr n U T r I i.r »• ?: » «i p n a B ST. AUGUSTINE, Au*. 31__ icorald wo, the only Saint to gatti* —The (iuim-xvlllt. (J-Mi-n trn • tr two kilo. Th* hratrd rontrst • I n i 12 fait innlntfi hire y r s 'r r - wan ipirod with all klltdo of sen* day hrf'irr Rus flnvcl.’s lino alti- lational play*. *lo to r r n lr r .Iruvr ovit the winAn ovrrf.ow trowd watched the nine run anil e n v r lion MrShstu? content. and hi* ir>mr a 3 to 2 win over 0 »» 8 t. Augustin.. .Saint* in th« Daylaaa Reaeh-Palatka Florida Stnli* la n g u r play.off. A* DAYTONA BKACII, Aug. 31— tho srrirs now aland* lh<- Saint* Talatka'a Aialea* atretched their ha»p won two gamr* and the irmi-final aerie* In the State G-Mrn, who tiqqtml tin- In-.p stand­ kraguo play-off unt another day ings for thr ana inn, have arorrd yeaterday afternoon a* lefty one win. Sparkman an<| Rill Mould downed The tram* inert at fiaineiville the Islander-, 4 to 1, today nt | o’rlnrk. If the G-Mrn The lalandrra won the firat two aRaln triumph and even the fivr- jrame* of the threa out of fire f a m e aerie* the arrne will *hift • aerie*. A victory at Talatka to* to St. Aucuntinn on Tuesday. On .'day will aend them Into the final the other hand n St. Augu.iino payoff. rlctory today would wind thing* Sparkman pitched three and a up. third inning* for the Diet* and Yeaterdny’a affair wa* the most r a r e up only three hit*. In the thrillinir play-off runtrat «o fa r fourth, with one nut, a single and with Elbert Tadg.-lt going the ilia* two walk* filled the baaea. Spark* lance for the ti*Men and retting man wa* removed In favor of the St. Augualine rrew down with Mould, who retired the aide and nine hit*. Rid Rutland worked tho held the local* hitlea* t h r »e*t of first eight inning* for the Saint*, the game. Jack Hall Marled for Daytona glvlnr Up *rven hit* ami two run* before yielding to a pinch liitte-, Reach. Hr pitched four inning*, and J"hn Schneider toiled the re­ giving up four hit* and thru- run*. Hill Kin*e| r r p s r r d him anil almainder of the di*tanre. Moing into the twelfth with the lowed two more hit* and another aenro deadlocked nt 2 all Roll Pit* .run. man o|>enrd with an Infield hit to | Clement I, lead-off nu n for I’a* ■eeond, wa* sacrificed a peg hy jlatka, drew „ walk In hi* first Reach'* hunt and acored with the [time up llinr* aingled him to sir?wining tally on llevell'* *nfe !«nd. Krrnael flew nut to center, allrgi knock to renter. Clrmrntl going to third. Mallrgo* Two St. AuguMinr error* helped al*o flew out to renter and f'.enrtho (i-Mcn to *core their fir»t two rnll arorrd. In the arrnnd, Ru«ter Kinanl run*. McDoogal -ta rlil.l the third With n *ingle and war rafe at *er* rapped out a homer to rightfirld. nnd when Iad rha r dropped Mr* Hortnn wn* aafe on Struklr'a had Mnwan'* throw at areonrl in an throw to firat. Sparkman aingled. attempt to turn Ruck’* grounder to sending Horton to «etond. A alngle ahnrt into a double play. ....... an hy Clement! arorrd Hortnn. aenred llurk with n *lng!e lo right. In the *ivth (fame. Teen (JallePfeifer aingled nnd acored all the rightfirld. A wild pitch hy Kinarl way from llrM when Mrltougal'* allowed him In rent* the plate. The Ia'aniler*' only run wa* In line hingle got through 1'ilrgerald the firat inning. Tige Minor laahrd in the aoft renterfiehl. The Saint* picked up their firnt out a triple to IrftfirM nnd acurrd run in the fourth. Kiligerild or al on Mnrton'a double to left. out an infield hit to aeeontl and TWO lilK IN III,AST atopiH-d nt third on Owen*’ double to right. Andrew* then lined out TIJUANA. Metier., Aug. 31 — to deep right anti P itig e ra d ea*i* </l*l A man and hi* wife were Jy arorrd alter the catch. Trailing I to 2 going into tho tdn«trd In death and their fininth thr* Saint* knotted Ihe arore year-old rhild rrltiraly injured at 2-.*ll when M e r g e Andrew* yrMrrdny in an etploMnn thnt ahnttrred a one-*lcry frame hn*”| ripped a towering triple to right end ahiwik other building* in th* tenter. On the 'ip ire /r play An­ lio-ioe.* aection of I hi* border drew* tallied on Swindell'* per­ town fect hunt. The M Men out tut the Saint* IIAI.I.OON RACK IIKtilNH fur the firat lime during the *erle*. get'ing II blow* to the local* WARSAW, Aug. 31— tAb—The nine and played rrtnrlc** ball ! twenty-fourth Mnrilon Rennett afield. Iliallorn race, minu* an American Pitman, Revolt and Mclloiig.il J ntt v foe the fir*t time, atarlr.l helled nut three hit* earlt to do the ' ye*lrrdav. Ten Imllnoa* drifted damage at th e plate while Kilt- toward the norlheaat. Classified Advertisements 1—Announcement*. 2ii—Mlactllannow for Balt. I'sc.l Krlvinator HAVK YOUII WATt-'ll repaired FOR SAI.K: electric refrigerator. Almoit by on* who really knawa bow new unit. f.*>.V Kn*y term*. MenBrigg*. Jeweler, Mag. Ava. rral Appliance Co. MKN WANTI.O to train Tor IMiailion* in the Itefrigcratioii I.HillT JOHNSON kicker for sale rheap. Inquirn Hill E. Ith. and Air Conditioning Kidd. Write Ito* li.'ifi, llerilld. MISSIONARY Strawberry planta. Grown from northern atock. FltKK! STOMACH ACID, MAS PAINS, INOIHKKTION relieved Rex i'ackard. Phone ll l- W , quick. Met l i r e mtmplo doctor'* lixi.non NO. 3 Uyprrae l a t h prracription. tldgn, at Mcltcynsuitable for shadiog plant bed*, <ild*‘ and l*mey'a Oiug Store*. etc. | 2.00 per M. f. o. b. Johnson’a Incorporated, Bunnell, Fla. I—I^y*l and Found 110 OK 220 AC are Welder. I ’J'.l.M). Will Hrmonstrate. K. fire, |{«*wnnl. \V. S. (Suffonl. Trl. Molt. Telephone OR I. Geneva Fla. 7H7 W. MIST Fountain Mouiitiiin In* t ‘»». |u n litU n ii St |'if*t. Of* 3— Antomubtles. RKK KKKI. AM * Son*. 3U| W. P i n t St. for week-end bargain* In u*ed car*. Thr*v car* are priced fur atiaight sale with no trad*In*. AUCTION Mnndny. Sept. 7—11 A. M. C O W S —t ’OWH MULES k HORSES Wo H ill — 11 In I hr M*Hr«t b hl.lrr l.'l hlRtl Mr .1 lir Jeixe) ( Anil IIUM D' • rM K lr r h (»ml Hpiln«rra. Al«<» I h •• •*«r Iruttl* R iilr * - H aiI*|I» nn«l Hiok llvirara I W lR-brln< fitir * ml aa k r fit<«nay Wo Rrwj» ALI-STATE Urea--Sears' prices a | imm| naaof liitrn! un h*n«| an<l and Sears' quality. Km I am Drlt.tla -lira Bon*. 301 W. F irat SU 5— H elp Wn tiled *4* '4 MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1936 Azaleas Defeat Islanders While G-Men Win From Saints to1 ik •f •*»—f »r^r- • t; I ‘j P A O iro u v eoi hm "^,r f *, r r * • V • .:- » _r-*•■«■-,-_z- * M -.___- -■ *=•■ e r r * * * »■ «» !. \ r . VTt ''FT'.VY ;_r r~ r.-~ Carlton Live Stock Exchange • MAN, RKI.IAIII.K, to Ih-i-oric an r A l.«hr I'llf ltm( nuloiiioliite mid ucrident claim )!•!K•*toihh| AV Jr**, r u . adjuster in your teiritory. Inaurence eiperienrw unnecessary. FDR SAKE: No. 3 Red Hlii* Reed Polatne*. Ilrnry A. RuxNo selling. Write Associated Ad­ juster*. Ro* r.rt | A. Milwaukee, srll Seed I'o. IDO W. First. St. Wia. FDR SAI.K; IBM Ford V-H Fordor Setlan. Mu*t sacrifice at ft—.Situation Wanted. once. I'hone 412. CQI.OItKD Mlltl. wants heuaework. Willie May Wilburn. Hilt BEFORE BUYING that llicycl* —See our line ami ask our E. ttth._____ price. A PRIZE PAIR OF ROOKIES Two Youngsters Bid For Prise Rookie Award InAmerican Perry To Defend His CrownAgainHt Trio Of American Stars SPORT CHATS P Stanley-Rogers Hardware C M Teak, h o n a f l u b k rOl.OIIKD Mlltl, wanlb j*>ti a* Co. nurae or taking in laundry. 30—Hotwn Bernice (icier. Mill K. !Mh St. FOR BALE—5-room "liouie. Gm 4 W i t l M u t HoarB clip location. Bargsia. Small 4 -ROOM furnished apartment. W. down payment; etvy trraii. P, 0 . , I*, Cooper, Tvl. TJ’>. . Pox 1575, _________ 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA T l l-SDAV, SKITKMHER 1. 1*1.10 Construction Dixie County Hits $12,225 Probes Death Past M onth Of State Cop E’ifteen Permits In- Two Meet Death An1 **ued At City llall; Officer A 11 e mpts Filling Station To To Arrest Tncker He $4,000 Project On Traffic Charge P o U tic a f T if f s Caused Exposure Ci>n*truction uctivith-s in SanCROSS C I T Y , S«-|>t. I. oV) — fool for th>- month of August, A Divio county rn t o m r ’, ju ry 1 totali-| 412,223, according j itay sought tu i-.t ihlt.li who (ir.-d to a compilation of figure, rr-ithi- fii.t »hot in a gun fight la*t li-a-.sl tixlay at City Hall. I night which resulted in the death Tho same month la*t year «nw of two men. one a traffic officer si\ building permit* i** iod to j with tho State Road Department, authorize Sl.:tl.*> in construction. Sheriff F. I.. An-tor-on -aid t h e . while in August of r.iil o n ly | jury, which • xumitie,| .evi-rnl w i t - ' 11.3(3* waft cxpi'ndrtl for ih4' pur • , thi< timiniru;, wi»ud »»n|HI ••*. tim*i* th4* in tju ii) thi« afti inon. ThU year'll number of |H*rniit% Ths* in«pertor killr.t tu * B E. real hr*I 1.7. Wilki r. J t . j.; Sh«**iff Amlrr. PONTIAC. M ich.. Sint. 1. — (AP) — Circuit Jttdiri* (im ry fo R. Hurl rick tialuY m i d the lll.tt-k l.«'yriun cn-j ■^Istcd nt k'»*t 8(5 nluti', j Imunty anil c it y officer.-' anti j em ployes a m o n g her* in Oakland it* m e in On tin* fir*t unnlver«nry «»f hi< T h r otifttumlim* p U rv of btillil-! * ,,n ?IU* »l«*«*l man w « a ini; la«t month wa-g th r (!u lf B r - U(* •• ^ H«o»t«»n. fin in i; C'omi'MT.y’fx fillm ic »tat Io n . drn ti-t M atk llanip toti Ik* gton. now U 'in i; rrrc t4 i| ut thi* r o r n r r M rntifirtl l y t h r -h u tiff a* th r of l*atk Avrnin* and S r u o n l H,,M »*f (hr ih*at| man. wa< wound* S t r r r t . ( ’41.1 ^ of th r rntrrpriftt* i i l r d II.OtHi, # j A third mini in th r truck 1i«tnl mother * di* ill m tin autnmnliilv* county. . nri’iilrfil, U ilinarth It ki « lalRivcl, The judge’s 8tatcmrllt IVUil f..gter ..f Srt r. lary fif |VI. A $|,00il.$o,000 pi rmit waft i 4- to <haih ft ll ftton. ilU'Iialed in a rejMirt «»f hi.H,t«*ri«»r ILm"II I.. Icks**. wa-» fmin*l ftiird altouit thr iiiiddh* of tlu* dr ul man. wa« hrld cni'-man irraiid jury •iff of th.*' ^hol to tlouth ii thi* family lion r j month for the erection of u nckjro inir the outcome *f man grnnd jury rift «»f ilu* Black • e Wm b . GrwveY.Tatofam CUI Totoc 2 Jackets C, fv> *Vn> i Double Cellophane, PRIZE CROP TOBACCOS keep them F a c t o r y - F r e s h make them DOUBLE-M ELLOW tuthcr of thr in jail |*rndthe coroner'i la gii'ii'ft uttiviti« g. a it i* ftiia i lr. Ju d g e Assesses Fines Of $25 In Lottery Charges Local F i r e Chief Returns From Trip ^)ver Dixie State,s CITY NEWS BRIEFS I.n in agent's •t • li«h I ni*** ! •• 1 «• paid farm, a f fritr v atloii omonl NN11 h a m •inn* fat skm • leaped ft •in tin • ing in N. w V •tk * ity Ih. „* l y* ir ..Id n* w -pap si 1. w alk at tin * spe.d sll* .'ll M'llloV lit « till Into go*M|, (del m*jin*t B aynnnl 1 hm an-l Rnynmml l.unupgrade, hut the lutt« 1 part « f lU I gilt w» I* ,I tl . ti... ^ , ' ,, t " ightw.i* iH.th t *f*n*-I to couit. *l'i» " t u n , | lii-lay I ...... .. tw • the vacation was climatically lv author it i* vaiuii„n i d | , m i , n k t . pleasant. .ml «>thi-r point* in tin- IV.- 1 Chief Cleveland wm the last tnemlwr *.f the l*H*al fire depart­ A »•‘ tiding permit for ID»n. to ment to tak** his regular t*umteu iodil a **t«n* nt la \Y*—| T h irtiter vacation. Two Negroes Held For (irnndLarceny In Sanford Store 51 Water M e t e r s Bayniorol <• 1 • * r* .nd Raymond |k r e I n s t• a l l e4d ByA ! W right, n e A Ift.th 4• !••'• {. tti'ii* held l*y City During August , .......... . Lehmann Avers Land Boom Will . H it State Soon R°*arians H e a r Former 1/K'alManlte- Pointed Need Of turns From Jaunt Over Miami Area 'Keeping Awake’ 1 vwith grand l a n * i . Low s that f I'l.iMNl.lHNI Wor tl| and to ptv n*»»• *ir> t*» \r -1 • win. Ii are d. it tied ••* * • l nn min*'? il • fa th* th '!• in til*- fi»-t eight *r uioiMlis of ' In Miami atoll* , M* n *ii vi f> 'in I I .tijv; i\vw U I H ughey. flat field lint ii- . rii-gto, « hargtd with tin-.iking and e n te im g wus held lod .iv hy C it y n tilh Miles tu fa**- tn.». ( on«t«h|e 1,4itirue MrMul i n »na*t«' thi* a rte sf I re-nL • nil.ltd e to aw l.. ii . . 1. eor.fti. L 1 ut ionI. ltll. OllUflg |.l |l|. •-.*• who . d fit. 0 work sit* I*. • 1 P .1111. 1 out H ut af *« O1. f tie goll 1 ft * • X iff n ot nn 0 | re* ol. lit a ! !• n . 1 .» **t if x T lio n 1 Hurricane i'niiiid In Bermuda \rea \ ii i l: i i . . p.nk ..int t "f Tw tid i" !*'•■ .......... peak* I I.amloii Kernmiuends l-rcighl Bale Change ■In ve l*s • vi startl'd this \« it 1 'th e in«••niiii**d.vt ion of r»,lhMI j- • * unty ii'nidi'M *l**i l.»r»*d II •lie*|g of iintdi t vi a lt ra* t iv** • in « are Ix-i.iif l.iiiit. nir.-lv ri'"h*«l. mul l-.-isiit. f ..ll\ •trn* tr«l un n il ra rt iv.he gai*l. N«»t only hav** i Ih -i* new Railroad Attacks Bargaining Statute , •i i \ (.I it. I.. I aft. r Judgment Is Given Sanford By \slitoii F lectio n B oard To ( onvcnr V ote C anvass For 1 he l liam hei of I niittiiefrt* e le c , •ion L o u d v.a s • h**di»l*d to In n * , I. . » off*. .* I*i*l* *1 • . tnhleil lin * aft«*rti«M*n in lh*v III of o*t II tonal | •• |*t • • h.imtter iMiiidlng lo * unt v**i#*t A•t l orilit toiift v\a'i tlitoiigh win. !» ,i new D o.nd **f In * . . V\ . If. I <1 Ih |>.*t»I< in f* . Tills Will Ito* «e|**i ted D .k ..l.i. Wli* pH dl‘ tl I I If f in a l let ill lift will I*** mad I Would *• Bepohlii art *ri Airplane Is Terror For Lonely Trapper I (hum her ii- I!, i dill, Nl •II* I ke %••••rlrglr.l l*rr«« I c t iiv iH ir r c t l. u a r c f t il p n tU n ia lr s frn m M u ilr it l t m la y l- la i'it l t i n 1 ili'iiil in tlu * f ir .s t f i \ r xvv'rks o f tlu * c i v i l w i i r in S p a i n a t b et w e e n 7 5 .IF R ) a n il liM t.n oit T h e w i i im i li n l w ere c .x t in ia t c il a t ."I'O .thK i. T m l a y , in tlu * ru iililU * u f Ilu* x c v c i i t l i w rn 'k o f w ur. • a ir f l i r t s a n d *i*-f y riu w o f lx. lll S*H’i;vii .f (government ntul F.i . nt R.dtft h |thi<4t**d ne.v m ill 111* fticatlt. I he l ‘niti.*| St.it* •* I».*v • • v ir r r .l, v..th ••ii** **f it-* Hiirshipi n ln s d e *i ter get f.*r ,ur Lonil***. movc«| l*v •H all it-* %c• »*•!.4 tm i i*| || ii fling* r zone. I he B* Ih*| ImniMu ? f!c e t again era-died pr**j**cH‘M in .Ma•liid s t ii i tft while the lio v i Mi­ ni* nl mapped n cabinet M o rg an * i at nut w hich would put ih** Com m unist, a-* wi*ll a t t h . So* "n lro n g m an" lin la l *«*i i » P in to, in m iiiifttry poft;ti*»n*. A p im teiitly there w a* l.ttie damage fio m Ilu* a ir raid Im t fiiftt re port •«, c« iift«*i4 <1 a trin g e iil* ly. w«ie u icn g cr. Allhofuih ItiN cid lio it a g c * W ife ih limed ill i v posed p la ce*, tin* L* I** .U |j>gait n tw Luinifurd* rn*n t fio m lii,. a ir am i land uL liu n on llo* not th em t D ie t. ’I hey v iiil e\p«iftiire of hofttagea m i l "moil* 11 on **' nev *•1 1hcle***. B m l.lin g s, w a te r and ga*< reft* I I voil s and (SoVciinilt’lll ilefensctl w* i «• ftiiiiis|icd at h im hy l*oiuli mg pi in* ,s w liu li tlio (iu v ctii« nn lit aid wer* lif t m a n and Italian mad**. Bilhau a lso w a l i * |*«m I<1 Loutlied I E u Id g'ins pal I i* ipati'd in lint a*.-atilt and llo* €•«»%• rim ietsl said * I in I a tta ck w»4 throw n loo k. t o O fi n ilie iit a ir hoinhs k d ln l *•«\* t.il |M*tsoHft and wounded h i in a la id on Hut go ft, north ceil* D al 'tio iig h o ld nf the B i ‘Im I% B v Im'U sa id Imildingft lot w eio hospitals and * hai ilaM** in .t iL itio iii and L«»re r«*d cross* n. .M;»* di id* * w a r ttn n istiy aniioiiiice*| i *w sin • » .* in ilo: liu a d a rrm m s .Mountains im rtli of the c a p ita l, in ih,* w* stern sector alNiiit |t.td.i ‘*,*. and in ll>** jMoitli n e a r M.i'.ig.i W .* .h in g lo ll, (ofliiw ing III** l*ointMiig of tliw *l*'tr*vy«*r K a n o Ly an unidentified plane, lia*« tft fi* *1 | ‘*c p a t a lio n « lo wind up i* '••!** w o ik alid get it** w artup. not of S p an ish w a te r*. \ I***iit :.imi A in* 1 1* aiis t • m a in Hi Spam , m o stly th io iig li p ie f c t * . p. •I- Th. i;. ih. • t l:i f \ ‘ d tr.ipp. Itodng v•*v toned whi* ti Th* p'ai». uni t* * S**|*t. s w hen • *ii **f rn tin likes *.f • « fl 1*4'fo I • • ...u t for l* ., WIII* It r • a n k e r, a • ion. ||i*nry »•*vi • rritoiu I to M.. Sons Ol' ’flu* Legion To \ Ilend l i e I, a u d ( ' Ii a p I I- r Initiation ..fl. wit l« I'H •I' •Ii? i Mtidit i.*ff u it It .Imp II O.. r.-v p tin- K h ( ■I. GDP Charges Demos With Whisper Drive u \ s i i i \ t ; t h \ . 5 .,.t 1 cp I'piilrl** all tia* '■ on *1 • ••in ,»»d 1• - * nigttf th.it N*wr iu»* try in / t" win the \VI*A • in Horn** • a iiihrhi t f l . 1*etl tl hy t.dting *h* Ml " If l * II I te l. ill NV r \ ie s \%ill stop " oiunitt**.- .«aid an itiV4*s 4tft.V showed *Ei«».it- were • • . *•. f • • i* it i •hi of ill that *11*111 . i fl. i»• tlo* • ir ie iit B oat I ti Id . i t n* %t session. Bal|di Bagvielt. ( hauiL* r see* Iki« *.ity . -aid ap proxim ate y f»0D i-lrl ) !• .Hot w ere m ailed lo th** civil] of | "I gaiil/-'!? I*»n'ft tnelllLei s. ■' i" pt. | ||*. rh«* •otttii ♦■ * 01 \ M »u •* Vft at H .' W A S H IN G T O N , s<-|.t 1 1*1 Mo n i i Hi (J. l'5 1*. M of the \n stl:i» I. un |iruvi*iuii* ' the at . J h A. J|. ti . Hiluuy U lx .r » cl authuri/ins* 4**1Dr. II. D. Smith uf S.infurJ it. the C iv lii •u iftg -wild lianzainln ir I . i h i . h i . pieSnnfo r.| l-.ll-r N u m h rr *52. F ilri went it »urer«sful iip,rsllun in -n ta tlv r, uf th.- nrn|it..\ ■ in- Ih r nnd A. g«-.? 1 t ,|! o n " | • v* if •merit and il »*ft«*fnhlr n.ol \ M VI m iiill n-*.*m hlr t.u .■**!.* aym vnt f 1 t nnd ha • A i Ihr Riveni<|r ll„*pltsl at Jark-u i4111*0ig t lo* •a ' tx» 1 •I " ,»t 4 k for w» r k in the rti ins.li- Ity th r • ity •*f ,ft*ar»f** vl Ir this niorninv, armrilinir ( * o u t! yesti rday hy the “ 1 n r ..Id t-app. . piloting hi rginian I ic r r .l n p p ren tirr d e g re r. o f f i c e r \ l | ,l l * lux 1 \ h!»»n »4» ld.t.4 ,1 , V I | | | | rnrivi'il ht-vr by frirnil- at Rut'way com pany. •*g . • down t t*a>«• , | oft* •aid toiLiv The m retm g i* srhe«| j ,*!•».• ...ti -fa. Ii •n 4*r a jodg* It citnten*le*| th** I Lit inn uled f**r the M.is«mic Tem ple. . 1 «»k at ns. • • 1 II. hand- ;»r. 1 fur f l T !»sn J ’i_ rouit r.ro td It « a i report**! that th** pnyfti paftfte*! in P.»Jr» nn*l nu rO-lr.l treat it f r h**ie lie ia«*d 1 F ... R W i •on. city a»io ci*n l< "Joinit finr," sine* Ihe I•• SI, viulatnl th." c-n-lil'itiun iy I Th. Hr.-ath.-r: partly rl»u.!y, «rai 1-»i.| t he lifiga *i n involxtd mad f'.r -af. y ard into hi t •vali.in vs* nut a* .i-tiou* a- » a - <ivprlviniy it uf li.-.rty jn<l pr..|x-r lr..-,| • h u « r r , on r i l r r m r south •«he*| " t T h r . * , •* r i a l 1erent payno 0 * I first expcrtnl it «oulJ lx-. ty anil attrm ptini; l« " g u l a t.’ !j - *";••• ‘••niKht sn,| in su .th putliun 11he ia T h a uf g •* W4 * 1 h**S* tl •*,, ii,. t in a .4 i i**s. Dr. Sam I*ul*»ton of th i-c ity anil tx.r i.-latinn* w ith rmp ..yr* .-n- \V.. III.-.liny. Kstirnix N o rth « r .| 4 or k hr • - th e ir would l*« Dr. J. R. Chappr.l of Oilan.l" a " v ,|r |y | n ,„i activ- C!"‘ oU «..>ixrjly fair toniifht an I 1 Th e area of the • ntir.entto! 1 difft* * ty Ian ding || m an » 1,1 *• with Dr. Smith. _ _ Oth-s \Vfiln<--i|ay, JH.Th • i (ft . gem led S t st ' vantpy U n d. U'*’f 1 ft I • * i on w .1 \ made provision- fur n>it**i « wnet g who wi-h the u-t *ommod.ition-*, hut the in them have farilities for p trailer n r * and providing In stalled. | I'**l i e Uhi.-f R -y W illiiim * *ui<t I*** a*hti-«l t•• the riMinty flret of t licit v and general f* v* In* |«-« e m n g lh«* S a n fo rd vicm Tho (ntul num ber " f i n - l r i the mrn w ere trai-i-il il-ovii thri.-iKh wanted in a la m p of tlu*' u irn ts now in u-e her.i* 1.707 (th eir r f f n i t , tu ,|i-|, , r ,,f t)„- ity the la k e CouritV * hand** cu m p n r.il to l.7 l'J thnt w rte t-m- lx,uty. Mr- John Uhrefewa t \ w j . retary *11•«**»\ *i **«| pl.-yrii un Auir. 1, the t**|H,|t Iluth pri.unrr* hail- l•.•<'n run "A ny A m e rica n and p ■lalrtl. vlc lr'l " f |>feviuu* rvim r* i.n ,I hui.- tep*ut««d re* \erin g from an au Water r»n*umpliun la-t nn.nth •rrvnl ptisun Irrm ., the rhi'-f t"Uioi lie a* ident S u nd ay T h e an* latJv an y F lo rn li.in who r u n hr I 22„Y!-I.IMMI Ku||ou*. th • ’ •III. Ih r y w ere ftnizrtpiint.,1 Iq- f4*111*• ii#* in a hii li sin* Mux 1 1*|ing that w** a re on the verge great*'r Loom Ilia n Flor.d >U|H-rilltrn<lrnt I,f the wi.lri p i n t wa* completely dem olished. p-'lirr ilrpartmrnt. ten vear# ago n* «d *»n!v » repuitnl. In July, 2 1 .0imi.imh* pul th** Miami and M iam i It* »• U .,|n .--.|H ti.l. lun* w rrr u*r,|. luu. i \ t«» la* convinced." Mi l» M j«... I 2 t.I I' M ; h u h , l \ M. »o.| x 3 ■ I' M .Sun i * at «• n* lu*led L i* *oiiintunicnfi" -- pie King I pie. Another new •t*\*'|opinettt t* 1 1*rh S tre et, w as issti* *| y*** the nioliipli* i t \ of touriftt . f #*r•lit • aftrnooii ut C ity I Li It t*» and i si In 11• , tin* former >• ini* Fifty-»»ne new city watrr m e- 1 The two w**r* a I*g«*| t # hale tern wen* m-tallcd in Sanfonl hr«»krn and ent*-i«d Speer und during August, according to u Son's First Str* « t -tun nnd re\ lie V\ i IIm tiis return ed y*•• repoit made today hy the < itv 1moved a quantit) 1 diygood-, Water IN-partment. clothes, ^ilk'-n garments an | Jug- t»''..*> f»"»o Vt I.i i i Tji with thr.*n* w M u k •* h«N*| huM ft which wdl In July, HO new in e ti'ii w ire gxge,» laocal Physician Is Operated On In Jax 14*1*1 at t Local Retail Merchants Assotiation Presitlunl Declares l!iisiiius> ( mi* (lilions (*oo(t In Sou 1 It 1‘Utlditig pel mil« have Im«-, • t in Tin* g n .it* i Mi.inn i rsI S *•it IjK'iil Work sSheels Rebel Prisoners Are Chained In Open lilt) S>*il r To Balt Bombings • W.lft m «*•-• , Did,and Pastor I’rges (iti/en s To T a li u Interest In l i r* the MtaUN visit* *1 l*y tin* «*h»* f. i. * t . . d . trig again*? i,.») t •1 ««•n. and ati a he suol. Thr first w*«k of hi" legato 11 of liahin g m * iv * t | *toliri v is it found the mercury on th** Jfi.". Madrid Declares 100,000 Killed In Spanish Conflict Gatchel Finds Floridians V acation In Mountains l e g a t i o n s Hring Marriage L i c e nse Assessment Of $10 Business Is G o o (I During Past Month ir i •• *i States Movett Soil C o m itte e I nited T» Take Warships Danger Area W ill Establish From As New RaidsDpen B a se Acreages Cahinot Shakeup ' Body Engaged In Op­ Plans Announced eration Oi l'kecking NVintteika. III ” t'mpi4‘wtDoiah1y church, although it wa« an. irnpieg*. ftfllll |Ml|il*«" 1 \ «ft4*» n< unced the work would not all Shi**tff AmL-r^m * »t.| th* *h.»of Thswr lihlnl m mtmlHr* in * -atfl I *r v+* Photo! I*- done at once, # | inir t**ok place wh* n In-pect iTmli-tl a mum U r of thi* *lut. 1 A majftirity o f the |H*rmiU i« Walker attempted t.* ar».-.f the laturr, a county proMCutor, 1 ftio.l l»y City Binding ln«|>«• * »r three men for o|H tatinir a truck the I’ontiac city treasurer un I l'a\t*»n ruthorirc l tepair** nnd(W,thout pr« r light chief* of police ut I'ontiac nru! alterntiotift on r»*" n If nt ml prop Funeral w«*r\ ». ••>• f»*i Walker will Royal Oak. ertiea, Im* fold (oiii'iriin at Bionmfi. The hickering of rival |xdiliA u iru ’ t'ft re* ord wn** |o» ked ut- Bo-t< n*« l*ody wa-* ta k in today to clan* within the order -polled it on n< tin* liegintiinir of recon­ A achua •tenth, the report stated. structio n a d iv it if * li"adiru; up t * Judge llartrick suid there wa* tin* w in ter tcuciftt <«i*it«oti. no evidence that the Hlai-k la gion in Oakland county wa* .-f l{|i<*kll>gvi D r i v i m r A I Fa*cl«t chan.rt.-r or that foreign IVV U r l A i n g J\l* niofwy finunceif it. )••* iflxirt supplemented n't indictment Mondi y of 21 personon arson charge* for the burn Two |H-rx«n* conviiti-d f *c!ling Ing of a Communist ennqi. lot lory tivkt I* wcii* a*.*« - -• -| fin*-* lh*splt** th«* centenliirn of of | 2-> cacti y i- ti rday wlii-n »rth** «*l I ' raigned in the w.-t-kly -t-*i..n of some |KTso»|s that I municipal c u r t lit-fmc Judge Mil­ per mnI of economic* -tagnati »n still is hovering *»ver th * ' Icr. iountrv, this cuunty’ii mar* Th o itv.V ndluds w ere Al.'eu rlnge license hiiteau und di ■Mill hell ami Julia I'm sun. Tina wen- given alternative* »•( *pent|. v* rce comts have no such i»»Vrioth* 1 1 eal 1 •tat** 1.... . dnution. ... . , „ , , , ing "» day* in pi|*.,n the I tilted Mat* w .»• |*t edi* Ih ir in g the m onth of An Mack rlcvclaii'l. Hanfurd fire ( harift„ 1>f in a coinm uni*ati* II I *‘4c u e d I k chief, returned >e*tcrd»y from '■„ L,.llll.t , ljrik l! ' iii. iui drew a g u st, 'll licenses to wetl w ere !**•!«) from K a i l 111111111111' f» is iiim | from the offin* **f two week* vncallun »p--nl in tils- i f,,,,. ■f 4ln a jail tim i of 20 Co u n ty Judge J a m e s IS. S h a r ­ Ollllllol*' Count \ t hnllllto inei .*■ mountain* of Ninth Carolina. an-l|,|UJ. of 1 oininei et* >* • i« t a r y nt 1 now ' The on. I l f that n iim lw r I I w e i•• part* of Georgia and South Car S m " I h u r y Mi«l«lleton. n!!ci?fd hold in • t he * • tet;*i \ *hip m th* 1 alid taken ta* white co ilp lv4. w hile •dina. II.- wii* a r t omluinicd lu I, have eornlurted hiniftidf in u 1 ak. ( '• u nty t t■aiiilto-r. ne gr«»* ♦ t***»k the iiu itii-Mr*. (*!evt land anil their child. [iliMirderly m an n er, wag a -fte ^ * ! I Mi 14-hiua.in has n i t H ■.1 1 itD'iiial vow* ITiirf (Tevt*lin*| suid thi H,,,M a $!•* fin** or ordt*i*d •orifin*,*| t«* whet e. I f B ila r . ft* III M iam i lo •a* It B**cot«lft of th<* circuit tomt filer ilrought apparently did lit I' i Nhii for a p* u -d uf *Jll day*. said . l.*iilding per mil . ha • tl.. Nl cl«'ik show flat only on** final tie ilaning4* to the South's corn of th** axel Jiged a nn Illoti dollar • p , , . . 1 Similar ih a ig e * against T. J . d* • ree of divorce waft iftsiie I crops, mncf the GnmI j*ta|d .Mldd*ltoii wen* *||*II1I*fte*l. month for th.* past 1 t noinf ♦' It IP ■ thi* *ighoUt the month. nl Peem«*i| to Ik* in excellent ion lllu M mini plop** 1 th** * hand M*r at j AIU*gut 1 rift ••f rerkleMN driving though -lone art* pemling final •lition wherever to* m«w it t*x has aver 1Iged « w*. do t lie he deflated j against W K Yaughn brought a action. tciiftively under mltivation. t lung million | hm tieoiiTIi in» e 1an t . deii*ion for a S|ti fine, Cotton, th** fire c h e f *uid. A ||,.„ Mr B.*V < " \ft a matt* 1 of fa. t.' ' 1 liiirtii'W it It *li*prtihahly will h.i\4* 1I ehmann •»»•!. ••o** 1 1.11 -«*• li . . u V‘ ruy »vsl*-lly vonduel ihargfft, wag or* >cnr. He olMcrved that the I'-M'. ........ , . ,„iy , ............ # |ll !:-rrtt. t>'i tiding and a 111••I 4* «||l* 'l l gro w th 1 * M ruw nv a n t w eak. <. . for the I'haractei goiiig ••ti 111 Mi.ton . . . >'e|i Jam* lacitur 4 li«*»rderly f o r tin most p a it, the h* at , , . Miami Rea* h ?•• I.iv lhati dt • d ... , . conduct ch arg e* wa* .ird e leil tw av,, which lias I - c i -w eeping lf kfthere rd•*• iti tin o ld " «**.| \ the e n tile nation ha* a h a tn l 111 . , , . , A sutvey i iftftd Sui in 1 1 > •• . . , | * t'.*ig*ft ' I hi* a k in / and enter Black M.MHKH K sliililish rtl In ll io s LEAPS 81 STOKIMS One*Man Grand Jury Probe Thrown New Liirht OnOperation Of Michigan Group ♦J) *«*..., A alto Ik* M alaria mmm to 1of Bik. Ickes’ Foster Son Shot; Suicide Seen No EvidenceFoundOf Foreign F i n antes Supporting M o v e MALARIA ./ . Member Associated I'rrs* Judge Reports Legion Hires State Workers Underway Sept.3 4 ;i N a t i o n a l Tennis Southeastern M entors Depend On * J T o u r n e y To Get ^un*ors Season ^ • volume xxv NASIIVM.I.E. Tcnn.. 'Aug. 31. lin. guard, and lluford (H uh /) —td’<—Southru«ti rn Conference Ray, 2'.H).|H>imd tackle, fisithaU coaches are moaning u* carry Yundubilt hopes. is their habit thi* (into every Tennessee nnd Tillane. on tile year, hut their prnliction* will I eonietuiek trail, will need the hit an all-time hov within the^ lest work of their juniors. The next few weeks if RKIS aopho Vols have high Impe* for Tom more stars -li<>ub| I urn out to Harp, halfl iaek; Joe llaytm. iMianl. mi<l FrutiK ( rawfoul, tarbe "morning glories." I’racticaliy every school in the k k Ta^anc m i -Km t!u* P|uirk «»f CI.EVKI.AND, Aug. 31— (A<)_ NEW YORK. Aug. 31— ( * } _ M-leam loop Ira* a fc»v gridders, victory in Tom (Mont, mi*iir:ito Th* failure of the Indiana to win An international fieri of more brilliant in their vnisi'y debut r ntnl nli|»|M*ry runnrr, ami the American leagu* \ pennant than 300 player*, including Eng­ last fall, who are corn', I on to Jolin AinireWB, fn|]l»nck. must have been another b it te r dis­ land's great Fred I'erry and Kuy “make or break" the e.Vr -ri thi* Alalmma, without u hirhli^ht appointment to the Cleveland fan* Stammer*; a young French team season in their second campaign. nniotiif thi* III.*!.* h but at » a * t they have had , few led by the veteran Jacques BrugThe high, pte *ci.inn rating rulimr on thrin. ncverlhH»’M, bright ipota to make th* season in­ non, and players from Holland, How being given Georgia Tech, alone with Miiiorj* to offnet (he teresting. Japan and Canada goes to make Vanderbilt. Kentucky, and Ole Iom of several vrlcraio. Th* a m a iln g hatting feat* of the national men'* and women’s Mit* rail tv attributed largvt/ I*. S. ()., Anhurii au«| MinM** Roy Weatherly, the 21-yvar-old tenni* alngle* championship* at to last year's sophomore stars. Ripl'i State, Imvinir l i r t n n l l / who atepped from New Orleans Forest Hill* an event comp’rabic Rival coaclicJ arc womlerin^ Mnior tvaniM, nr** r rlm irn of the Southern ^Association to to the Wimbledon championship, how best to go nbnut stopping for the cmifritnce rrowu, lei*, make a spirited old for the top in England. Ray Itape*. Ole Miss’ I W i new­ even they can UAt. junior bril­ •lugging honor* of the leagu,*, The draw for the tournament, comer, an elusive halfback who liance. Auburn phtiH n i :»<h| gshw thorn lomething t o cheer T m m mat** sad r*«m mats* so th* Clsvtland b***b*ll stub, g*y scheduled to run from neat Thurs- wa* one of the conference's high, spot for Hilly Hitchcock, brother about. And then along came Boh WsatMrly w**th*ely (l*ft), (l«ft), tt-y*sr-*td f t - y s a c s l d sluggir • from New Orleans, *nd Bel 'l»y. Sept. 3, to -Sept. 12, wi | be scortrs. | of the sensational Jimmy. .MisFtller. S tllo t (right), 17, wh« st*pp«d from an lew* farm to Big Leagu* made at the office* of the United Coach Hit* Alexander's efforts sissippi State has u floe p re s­ This yougater. a real-life MerrifNgMag gtsry, tr* regarded by many ** th* prla* rook Is* sf th* State* la w n Tenni* Association to drive to the top auniii depend| pert in Hartley Ward, halfback AtodrUhn Laagu*. (Assocletsd Pros* Phets) well, stepped from the aandlut* office* today. Together with the largely upon whether Dutchi The ehampion I,. S U. Tigers to rome within one itrlke-out of two main tournament*, the vet­ Koneman, Hit) pound balfbatk; will find a place for Halfback lying the league record of Id act erans' single* and the renewal of Fletcher Sims, ipiat tcrlmck; Pinky Rohnt and Tackle I'vul hy Ruhe Waddell 2)1 year* ago. He the national Interscholastic to ur­ Harry Appleby, fullback, and Carroll. i* the talk o f the baseball world. nament will be held a t Forest 7!nd* J. I’. Morgan and Ed Julies / Florida, under Jix-h Cmly, boNo wonder—for the lad i* only By JIMMY t IIA I'M AN IUII*. There will be no play on Sun­ ran maintain intain lale season's pace, i gin* the long pull upward witMA 17, and has not yet comp eted hia day. Coachi Chet Wynne admit* h i Waiter Mayberry and Roll Ivey, high school course. These Hookies! . I’erry, the generally rrcognited expect* a t;oo«| Kentucky eleven halfback*; flurry Kickliter, One would assume 1,1 lhc »nd today, Feller gave some Indication of Ixit's ,r"m from t,‘" the mountain*,' worM champion. I.* un overwhelm thi* *eanon. Tliat i* |»o*.*ihly kle; Kenneth Willi*, liaJflmrk, from firat glance, even* the ^ what might be eapected of him fillllinrl:, aeciind, nt the apoil.i valley*, and plain*, will go out or.:*nK favorite to win the men’s sin- conservative estimate if It b ami Rug* Hendricks, when he struck out eight of the the giidiorn to lx-gin a tough.-Ke* e n w n he failed to lift la*t Davis, 1*135 yen-ntion. I* oil the figuring in the mentor’s page* of various news­ nine St. I^.ui* Cardinal* who fared plan*. paper* th at there |. two week training iicrKMi, which year t^cause of an injury in the Ioo*e ut:ain. Davi* scoicil him in a July eahlhltlon game. Hut semi-finals, especially since W il-, point* and ul« o pnF*et| ami Sewane.-, despite it* meehquite It struggle amoRn> may make or bleak them. no one figured he Would stand In our own city, more than'nier Alli«on is not defending the I punted well la* t fall. puhlicize.l scholarship*, is not etthe circle* of the first the SI. t.oui* Rmwn* on their head* lin .iv u rate* a «l.in,.f 1011* pi'itcd tu go fur fur anoi lu-i year men in the major fifty bleb m IuhiI yountf*ter« an title. However, the up-and coining in »uch sensational fashion. The rlrcuit* a* to who will iweie*l tin* hint call for f<Hitt>ull youngster* of two nation* may "dark horse** position he-'iu-e of year or two, but bonn/ Mont llmwn* are not the weakest team ominous-looking list id gomery, halfback and ItaxC-r la- adjudged the "price pi:»t tire umler the utile inntruc- steal the spotlight from the let- it* in the American league when it ti'iu «.f l oach "Whitey” Mejuniors including (Hi.* Maffctt, Moore, guard, nuiy aid Couch rookie of the IU.JII rome* to batting—fellow* like l.tDa*. un.M'kil by "Whltry" The chief rival* to the lli\ton l 1.*n end; Tout llaygood, llek Clark In prodm'tpg an im­ *«n." Sober*, Hell, West and Rottoinley . Twr, month, ago, ha! Uonlon uidI Ihi^ell McCracken. ura lion Hu%(e, the Ou^laml, 2un-pound tackle. Rill llnitiiian, proved eleven. pack a real punch. Sea­ anyone even | Tlo •• yoiiittf-ter* will fiiiht thei ’ ! Calif., red-hvad who is just out of pile-driving IiiPl ack. nnd U ny ail weeks removed from lo.ut« out for u place on the Hiynn born lt>xld nberiy. i-lu»ive runThe p-.etic und sentimental legthe aandlots. Feller acted like n Hat RiMikie J im. Dl.Maggi.i ,,f th,.i h u b m Koo| eleven, then to brinu" the "youngster" class, (•rant of Atlanta atvl Kidney i»-r ami rnircy (ichl ecu* nil. nd that bird* sleep with tli.'ir slaughtering Yankee* would l> ' veteran on the mound in hi* firat honor si •■*I irloiy to their School. W'iumJ, Jr., of Neve York. Carl Hinkle, ci-tiicr; Ed Met* .*,ea<l* under their wing* i* not true. pn/o starting venture. When he found IMven ii cb*«e l»»e race rare f„r for the tl,....... Then* i« nothing? th a t touchfi awanl. they Wool,| have lx , n •I ..i.- mote than the spirit minthimself in a tight spot ho merei„ “ 1 ne nierelaughed at, in fact, sneered n•, I fi-.ied by the player* on u foot1 Z li " Imt Unlay, thut's a different tide, I,all team, and the student* who eog|,|n>, . . , ., *” or- i^vei in the senior n ir e it, -rand on tlit* sidelines, urging there* a lad from the red clay Ilnur herd-play and yelling strike-out record never entered th hill* of North Gaw’ga. ............ and cheering for them. Thi* ole staging u one m m college spirit, a* It i* called, i* youngsler'* head while he wa* on certainly the mound, lie was out lu win the • how for his home toy n lolk-. f,-|t hy everyi ne ut one time or game and the best way he knew and th at kid i* none cth.v t h a n 1another, and it l* nothing to he Mize, slogging, lui-c n-hano-d of, for out on th r field, w,» to throw ’em past the batleis. Johnny , .. , . Hr wasn't aure what the record t «f fighting for their very live*, I* the lleMorest, (,a. Mile's, ti n lie I the YDUTII of today, who w'll wa*. It I* interesting to note th a t F el­ who troniplc* up the d u t around’ |„. the hu*im*** men nnd leader* ler • cored hi.* airasiug feat w ith ­ the initial *urk for tho... ter-II.'r „f t, tin* Ifcoi-e Roy* I.cm M. we hiuti'-h Into thi* grid out the aid of un experienced mitt 1.001*. season, may »i*h every tdayman. Ilia catcher un tho m e m o r­ There'* one John.iv, who lin*' able ocrasion wa* Charley George, most rertainly tie.-n "Job-in. ... i-r, every marii. and every ;>era pxikle. who ha-> twen reca led the S|x.t" this season, for lii* soli in the cheering section the •y Cleveland Ie»* than a week be­ willivt, weeping with triple* i.n! yciv »x *t of luck. May the Spirit ,.( YOUTH iri*till into every -|sirt*fore the game. home run*, ha* Ix-en the nnnii O'Neill gave the catcher a lot fnctrr in tlie Card*' fight f..i fit t ni.in the de*lre for FAIR l'l.AI and GOOD Sl*t MtTSM A SSIIIP, of rredit for Feller'* fine show ­ place. Personally, we wlnde- wbi.h i* so necessary for SUMing. George kept the young pitch­ bs-urts-slly endorse tin* • | i s pi AY. IN WORK or er working slowly und deliberate­ •Inmliiur !»••>• from (ied t; ,,,r |N ANY UNDERTAKING whetlily. talking to him several time* I In* priii* riMikir* hhhmI, :m.| 1 pr« it lx- I.AItGE or SMAI.U when he wa* in trouble « |th o o t ilUT tluil hi* \m I| nvfivi* i*. |* r ______________ giving him the impression th at Not only ha 4 Bookie -V* »iiioy > " ..T a . %« / « n life or death hong on the next Ito’en furnDhimr n lit 1 1«* roimo-ti*J V I I I I S I A N D I N I i S pitch lion for the prife rookie r oin the * ____ __________ If Fr ier wn, at *11 nervous when Mu44i|ini rank*, hut then* im \ %I l o \ II. 1.1* **• |VI. \\ .1 1 Is* -l he started the game he did not nUk two hoyq liver in th«* **•ni<*r .111 •• show it. He had the poise of , vet­ loop, who wrr pivmu him tin* Suit- ,^T | ^i. 1Ik ;» •i • '' t*,pi s .M .M . ** ?.1 5 l eran. He even went so far a* t ■ th* of hi4 life f«»r thi* *iiv ml in *. tlil< 32H si ogle Umpire Hariy Grlvrl in the HIn uwn h i u u i 1 line of (Iihm d fill -I.^O tit* *. • .1 fin. it.mil ,c.*» Sft most approved hig h-ague fashion H'miIhih >tu nny Wrntht-i ly, I |l«»"|i.fi **7 ,»'*t |t-.H.kl>ti 3a 71 when he disagreed with the arhi. year o|i| yiuiiiK^ter vkh«» I'liine u|# IO.. s2 .111 ..Is ll III 1 1.' ter on a called hall on Jim Hot- to ( li'Vt'litml fioni New Mileum lr*lrf)li*?'« lleftivllft Itiookl) II J-2 in the Sniithel u ,\««ih imIidii I * St M...- ft 1. tnmley in tho second Inning. | t i li It 1tl K *1 ..t ^ O'Neill intrnd* to hung hi* l a t ­ roam the miter iMi'hii for l he «, 4’|| 14‘.4M** t-«. v% > i . ID.w|.II 2-1 est sen*ation along rnrefutly. Very InilUiiM. ,i, ,ii ». 1. I'lli! »•!« Iphl4 4*3. Thl« ln»y Simmy ha« nrolti, I Iike y Feller will not start more Iigtoft t««lto9 than once a week at pmarnt. For •piite a lueeie Mime til* riitr.m e I t a. I...|-||..| in the hit; time, and at pie-ei.l I II, 41 4*|||c.M|<». ,N • all hi, 1*0 pound* and srx, feet of writmit I n Minoru; the top |M *| f I*r i i height, Frller is only a Ixiy. %hi iim %\ u t i . i r W'||» I .*0*1 IVI. Feller hall* froat Adel. la., u em with the >*ti« k In tliut It <p. 444 . h \..tk »- is small town 30 mile* front lie* A tram-m ate of the Stormy hoy •N*It* Ml k • i.titii ft** r.4 .in M-dne*. Ill* father is a raneher. hy the name of IMi Frller i- an­ 4‘lllfilll** ft • *1 «• .321 Bub started a* a ahorlstop on an other one who ha* t hall< iii;< >1 t» e | H*| t i'll •14 V\ ,4*lllOtololl ft1! ft ! Iowa sandlot team, managed by ri|(ht h of "Spui*hetti Joe” to II"* ||..*|s.n .1 *4 41 4j Mwniil. with In* fine hurlinr for . m • •liil-.il. I d I i I • If 71 hi* father two year* ago. lie be­ |.«*uU U ftI .344 ARDON US, folk*, but, if you’ll hold a Light a “Double-Mellow’*and get the thrill came a pitcher and *min attracted thr ( leveland Imli.ire*. Iti li i*e»»t St I r a lrH ll 'a llr««l|« m \..ik * I I hi* .4*0 1*1. the attention of hig league scouts. tlown la men 4wiui;in4: at air m | Double-Mellow Old Gold to your ear of that wonderful double-mellow flavor. If hi-* flint content in the hit; tim *• • l.*«l«ift l « t'lrirl.1 ini 2 -1 In an am ateur tournament at Hay- mnl 'ftlme that time ha^ main I \\ ,i* hitiB t* n . r. .*41 IsHiila I -1 and roll it between your fingen, you can you don’t say, alter trying half a pack, it’t l»r|foU | . ton last summer he fanned IK b a t­ tamed a -wift pare miioni; the* fM••till •.!• 11*I*• . • 2 actually LISTEN to it* tactory-lrethness. th e finest cigarette you ever tasted, mail us • I A t lineI . intilnn < » ter*. He was *igne,| with New O r­ Junior riteuit pitrher*. ligmrx I smImF 1 the remaining ten smokes and get double leans but derided he wanted to f i n ­ 1 4 1 1 1 * * to lie* * . l|l> < | So, who thi* Iniy DiMuj'irio,. You’ll hear no crackle of itale tobacco. ish high school where he still has who wa* p i4*«« iiL'enteil to a itn u n l your money back . . . plus postage. ftiii m i i n %ft ftIM I ITIII1 Ju»t the tilken (with of prise crop leal, in another year. Won I4.Hi IVt Imi»ii4 •rleelmn oil the all -*tar I the very pink of imoking condition. Thanks 412 "ft li Cleveland ha* done fairly well t4*moi, whi-ir he nutde a y ia o l , \.i«h\ill«* .344 77 3* with young talent in the past. We*, flop No lioiiht, he is a fine ball I s . >• <>rl. <n to that double Cellophane wrapping, pro­ 71 41 .tu ley Frrrell wa* only 21 when he player, but not in the cla*. with! • 2 43 »?4 tecting every Old Gold package. M lil • *4 Johnny Mize of the tins lion* • 4*li 4l|,gtl«N«K | 41 11 .113 K »»••%I lllr Gang! 37 ft*! •lit. (Established 1760) But don’t stop with the “ Listen Test”! >l**Mi|ih l<* 41 43 •374 First Call Fur Faolhall! l»«lrolMF'« H m b I i i \ 1l.| tl (.4 I J \|v Ml|>hlg 2*1, To.lay. grid practice wa* begin P»Si 4 • i Yet, indeed! Double Your Money Buck if Kh'O'lll. « 9. I.lltl- ltu.*k 3*1 on the front* of most large collllifnln aliam 1-7, i*ti«i!aniNi|a you're not plrtwcL OHer »tdl open, lor 30 dayi from today. became a tegular for (be tribe, I*li \ 1Pi* N* w Mrl.'.ing 0*1 in l!*2,.i. J.<e Yosinik in.idr hi* ' *»w in left field for IH«* Imliatift when he w*« only Jtl. Then a lent; lao «• Wi-.ithetly |o get the It iiir'lt* nfin* at '’voting Otfe.** l ack of l‘»D|f minor l«* i|f' e evperien *e •Ihln't Mien* to hinder |h«*H«* Im»v « fr«*n» making rr^nt with u humr. KEEP VOUR EYES Snnfonl I* The Only ('rnlraf V Fluriil.T City Affnrriiwg Rail, Highway, And Water Transportation ! LOCAL WEATHER' ' I 7® U k. A o r « n . _ D r«b. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 31, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 31, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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"1 i • . , ■' M World War Veteran* WUl Conor tf t On Doaoor Far Convention In Sopiombot D EN V E R , ^ ■i ' r ,r. ‘ *■ l- g -' r.' Aar The-JEWELER U t fa lte r, U f Albert, h i - te -fT )— Mm 'm IW from Gey h m vlll W fat tech mamorlM to WarU W ar n U r m in D n n r Sofa. IS. 1> for Um 37th narnml m Uo m I t o n f m n t of Veterans fa F ar. sign Won. A te o maid from Brittany fa farfate apron, wiU f i t t e r tte anacsrs oath marked la fraaea with t t e price of tte drink, aa otd Britf a r n ito n . A doion or mom of te r (M a n *UI fraco tte Infonaatlon bootte fa *hady piicoi aloaf Colorado highway* to direct tte 35,004 to 40,000 visitors aipectcd for tte an- Att tte ftrla a n daofktera of g* Branch -war brldea" aad wUI bo dnooed fa tho doth lap tbalr moth­ er! w on when they w en mnida !- fa France. h Martial pafeantry 'Will enteren t - tte program the Colorado organ. ; / tent Ion* of the V. F. W. tave pro. pared to entertain tbalr gurat*. y T hen will lb J parades, aerial i;- manenven, a gigantic .buffalo bar. - beetle and a wild weat rodeo. A t least 30 he roe, of t t e World j£ pad other ware alii be b en , James C B. Van Zandt, national commander fa the V. F. W., m id recently la Dearer. Among them will be Sergeant Bdwenl F. Younger of Chicago, who it fa Bmaanfa wu ■ mtt< i i M i t e fa i» l« t k n Bu i r f M h t f a Carol t f ■fa fal M f f a a t tlM ftw tt. TlrnGiMpeTe to b a r n "pretty clothes or a alee homo like other f ir la," r con fm in i backing the girl to death on her aintoenth ,«n ( right) looking at the ax with which te r daughter K. Bod in, who H id the mother explained "1 thought 1 . . 1 •. a era which etoppod • huge aaaaal food ataal from the pahUe. The peaaUeoa paaag man at* t unify waa ewe f a t t e email army fa akilted detect!roe whe work feg the governmen t. They a n trafaed to law, a r n m tte g pad chemistry, for t t e am rt port, bet a n a y fa tte gfamereee eU trick • fa tte prfaeaaiew, path ae abedewfag and acting, nice a n part of their meatal baggage. The moat ipectoceter work falls to throe divteteao fa governmeat sleuths! T te G-Man, tha aacnt aarrlce and tte postal la- Leader* Of Pretent-Day Europo Know Ami Danger» Of Conflict tenor men, will provide an escort or jealousy waa made, Attorney for Commander Van Zandt. Geneear Cummings, under whom Denver, birthplace in 1H9'J of the G-Men worn announced that tbe organisation that became the!anyone looking for the aeatp of V. P. W„ was host to the first na-U - Edgar Hoover, director of the tlonel gathering or overseas voter- G-Men. would have Camming! to nan In 1900, Denver members deni with. ■aid. A formal ceremony is] But there are 3,447 other de-i p anned for this year In rooms I tretlvea la government depart-1 lb the atotehouse where that meet- toanta who work *0 quietly even lag was held. their neighbor* do not auapert In 1913 Denver again was host « • ***"% * to half a down veteran bodies Ubc1* fa m ’a detective roll Inwhich amalgamated ae the V. P, cludesjO -N en. RM| secret eervW. and elected lilco W. Means, e'> *»»« I fflS S P W later U. H. senator from Colorado, Invs. lgntors for t t e Fnblk Works commander-In-chief. Administration, S 0 0 ; f o r tte Three special trains already have been chartered to bring the delemachine* stronger than ever be­ gates to the Colorado Rockies. An ™ |* r ^ l ^ f o r ^ h e " ^ ™ food fore. Of the dktaton, Htalln, Musso"Criminal" to most of them lint. Hitler aad Kama| Ataturk, all saw years of military action dur­ ing and after the W ord War. King Krward of England, teapold put him out of action on the Homme front. Rrtumlng Inter to one of (he highlights of tte time. the Year he served until Ortoher, Arrommodatlon at the ball la I0IH, when ho was temporarily being arranged far 3AM guests. blinded by gas and was In hospi­ The proceed* will to divided be­ tal when Germany collapsed and tween the many hospitals and In- tte war ended, lie twice partici­ slltutloae assisted hy tte League pated In single-handed captures of af Mercy, who ere sponsoring tte French soldlera and was decorated event. King Edward Is patron of for bravery. the league a and Sovereign of tte Muasolinl want In wRh Italy and Order. waa wounded and spent seven -ir1 *«• .^ilutA^nTTw In 1923 Inflicted a crushing de­ feat on the Greek Invaders In Asia Minor, nearly mine In blows with Urllaln, and gained bark al­ most all that Turkey had lost ill the World War. Htaliii was serving his fifth sen­ tence In Sllieriu when the war broke nut. He was kept there un­ til the Kerensky revolution of Peb- commote after tte 101100*0 doatk. a te rfaaate to donohlltoo Mo t o Wood oaH after tte ormiatteo. HHIor a te * d « . t t e lorm rr a privato a t e later a corporal, tte fatter t t e )aa*f««t captafa fa t t e BHtiab army, foofUt fa r yenra in Franco. Both w o wonnded and fftUHidL Hitter joined t t e Bavarian army Aof. 4, I t * aa a prltata. Ha fought fa Fteoma aatil I0I« when ■hrapatl oaterte t t e war. llte troopa wore dofoatod by t t e Ger­ mane aad Carot’o w ar record app rari not to b are boon conapteu0t>Startemberg, form er eke-ctentcllor of Austria, Jetoed the w wy a t 17, aad eaw eeveral year* of ac­ tion. Gembees fa Hungary waa wounded oa tte Rumanian front. Benea of Caocboelocahlo wa* In t t e perilooa Information aervlcc for t t e alllaa until July. 191b, when he was forced to flee into Swltaerland. . Great aumbera of tho youngur stales mea of Europe below the top rank llkowieo eaw action. No 1es« than a half doaon British eabtnet minister* were In service, the tame la leu* fa » * a y of the statesthen under W in Prance, Germany. Italy aad Baaeta. A map af Oeeeawteb Village la engraved ea the baaa of a flagpo’e fa Washtagtoa Square, New York CI4y. ____ * Don’t put op wick t t e costly inconetalcnca o f a a ald -faskloacd : " E X C lU H lV e „ ______, C tW fral E le c tric rsfilgtutor aaotkei Dealer d s/. t e n saving yowc money now, Ufa week. with a f r l Thrift Unfa F o r S em inole C oeatjr # General A ppliance Co >mci* m u t e **»• ___ Lose tte a a month after publkatton, Margaret Mitchell’* first novel, “Oca* WitM T te Wind," passed tte 104,000 mark. T o g et theTefrig orator that has made millions of refrigerators out-of-date • London looks Toward Coronation D a n c e LONDON, Aug. a t.-D P l-O n o of tho most brilliant social event* of the period will bo the Corona­ tion Year Hall at Grosvenor House neat June. It will Iw organised on simitar lines to the Shakespeare Ball whkh took plnrtT during tho year of Xing George’s Coronation, aad whkh, attended a* It was by many members of the royal family, was ruary, 1017, permitted his return to Pctrogrnd w hen he did yeo­ man service for Lenin in organic* Ing the revolution armies. He plunged fate the revolution working with Voroabllol In re ­ build the Red nrmtes, end frunt I MO until 1933 waa Invnlvrd In war In tte defense of Petngrad, In tho war against Poland and in crushing Wrengcl In tte Ukraine. "In those four ytaral mtaed wltn men, and found my hnanbood," sold King Edward VIU of hla ex­ periences from 1911 onward. Ov­ ercoming parental and govern­ mental objections he west to Prance In Nurember, 1914, served with the Grenadier Guards, waa many times under fire, and lived ■ soldier’s life, first aa a captain, later as a major. He visited the Italian front during the most crit­ ical period of hostilities in 1917 anil also saw service In Egypt. IMen lost two brothers Jn ac­ tion. Another brother spent sey- MORE COLD ■» S*B B > B. POPE A D«kr ft Gay'sQoatttyPfcfcta "Bart fo r IW ffatrtV 1 There’s a Dealer A Gay paint that fa heat fat each Announcement! t1 has been appointed Sem inole County Dealer For -i i 4 RADIO BARGAINS * 10 reconditioned Console M o d e l s at half price for Cash. WhUe they huit rv> SEE OUR NEW 1937 ZENIT \ r Full a n d C om plete Line of 1 9 37“ M odela N ow on Display * RANDALL ELECTRIC C a Phone i 1 p V * • . I 11 '• "'or ^ 200 S. Park �"rrr — - - .•/■jppBj., , ^ TfSUT- n i? : i • jigT h-paw ^ y ' i' w Am h Mfc. AN HfW N P iN T DilLY NCW8 PAPIM r - ^ rry T 1 H e ra ld FIVE DIE, I f HURT IN SPECTACULAR TRUCK CRASH --_.V ■ B o r i e t GovtQUMit '• Dcmawb E xprWm O f Ex-fioblMvfct From . ScandimRvto "! StrainRelstiom N anrefiaiu D edire ; .Officials P o w e r low To C o m p l y Rebels Manage Successful Air Raid On Madrid A s War In North Claims Thousands *3C Half That Of Nation’** Average, | Secretory Of S t a t e Or $ t.l.Sl Per Year } O v e r Conflict Issues Formal Or­ With the opening of Semituib' D ip lo m a tis to Seek To der F o r Election Tropical Siorms Uomity’s It'I't . -hool term less I U u m ix h Im ' c ra -lf^ •H IIT IH IllZ e o lrlie L a o h Atlantic, than 11 111011*11 in the future, parThe official announcement of cuts might U* ...-ting an eye to-1 | | y O f f ic ia l N o t t the November general election Gulf Of Mcxi/o tvuni th*, I’xiH’hM* of (Hit)Cfltinn WWa received hero yesterday by Sheriff Mile 11ami from Secrctaiy • I State Hubert A. Gray. Oray'c order stated that the |Hlera| cretion wil| be'held in Fire persons were carried to death and IQ wire injured when n truck loaded with laborer* mtinutc County, State of Florida, erashrd through a guard rail and plunged IOJ feet friun a bridge over the Uonowingo dam Bear I Tuesday next srcceeding the Darlington. Md. Tito wreckage is shown above afte r the truck entile to rtsl ut the foot of the em­ Heat Monday in November, A. D. bankment. Among the dead was George D. Hurt of Hasting*. Fla., driver of the truck and organlier I» « . the said Tuesday being the of Itinerant harvest field worker* brought from G corgis und Florida. (Associated I'rcs* Photo) third day in November. Following are tho piddle of­ ficials to be chosen United States senator for the r» year unexpired term of Hun• l). Fletcher, deceased; United States senator for the four-yenr spired term uf Fork Trammell, rased; seven presidential elec­ G I r m tors; one representative of th Fifth congressional District. The governor of Florida; a sicratary of stale; an attorney general; a cumptro! er; the slate I lly I’AT CATTERtMJN treasurer; one superintendent o( A liuttle uf life and death be­ public instruction for Florida; u tween a black widow spider and commissioner of agriculture; two Three Semlnolo County reri-^ I t l j U f i e S W h d l strong grasshopper h « l4 |j» tlc r, of the supreme soar!; and dents, Victor M. Green, Oliver! » , , •, , aan spry, audience of six spellbound Wi'a u ri rsilmsil romnilssiiiner. 2 f uiu the sheriff** office this morniag. Ore state senator fioin the 3ilh leased Elder Springs from W. W. Thu cl-sk, little Insect of death Senatorial District of the state; Thompson for a ten-year period, F. J. Scruggs and Uuttis Muse. Muriing like a well-trained boxer,' two Semi nolo County mrmhei* of it was announced hero today. noth of Sanford, narrowly t-cuptd almost miraculously dodged the U r. G ra n , spokesman fur the setiou, injuries this moimpg when strong and stunning b.owi direct- th* stale house of rvptesenuoperator*, said an enlarge -v. t A, . / -» • JA U K SO N V II I.E . \ng. 29. *-(11— Weather f'riva rirrs to­ day issued warning, on I no tropb-al storm-, one in tin* Gulf of Mexico off the Moxi run const und the other f.uout in tho South Atlantic. Tlo* Gulf illsturlinnro wav reported bv tin* New tirh-nii. weather office to l«* about 'dll** miles en.t nut then <1 of W ra t’rur, Mexico, no vine vve t northwestward about Id niilot nn hour attended l.y -Irung wlnmls and heavy squallt near the renter. 1 he advisory tills nviriiiiir a ril till. «I nr ut *'i* im ie 1 din. and rnution 1 iidvricd nil veim*|s In it- pnth." The Ms-olid -lorin. first re ­ ported late yesterday nln'iil I.OiMI miles ,-a-t of tlo* nortb0111 lip of South Auierii-n, wii-. said to Ik- moving northwest­ ward hut it. 1I 1 .tonre from land and ship bun- made f if er information on it Imp. i d!.:.at present. »-k: "How much does it nut to - end my child .0 .. hool for om> >‘"r ' t Al>rinl b o m .M •1 In *Y downtown Madrid today in the first Mtireshful air raid 011 the city pnpir. Scvend p .TS Jm were wounded an the bomln aimtiered witidc-wt* hut did lit tlo nctual tlamnge to Iniililinitn in the city. I’rcvlmtsly Kovcrnment war In this county, the ummnl per year per pupil mi- S i ' l l 'or th« l!);u-;ltt term. The r . S DepartMia "Soviet Government expect* rtent of Interim statistics show Wtfc Norwegian Government will the average co-ts throughout th-* l e t delay measure* to djprlw mil ion is I*. I.i-eil on ihtta Trotiky refuge la Norwegian r ilh cie I from I'J city schoi I * h D « ry * systems. ’There waa no Indication, how Kxivrivse of -ehooliiig in Semi­ planes repulsed n Reuel a*, tempt ever, that the Soviet Government nole founty is nlaiVe the liver - to homb the capital. had demanded the cxllc’i return |» ‘ R ilaiIr . auo of (lie stale, according *"! The successful raid was tba ' The note made plain Norway'* figures obtained locally. I Ki,i | t attempt made by Rebel* ref eoal would prejudice food re­ ITleukiug ilowii tintotal rust thisweek, lations between the two governof tin- nation’s average the t>«•-1 tin the northern front, CMitm a t i and would be considered pai luo 11I of Intci Loi finds that ullics were cstimateil at “Ihnuaa violation of International law. thi- expen-e o f giving n child t, lids'' as Rebel forces at irmed w e ll inline I teachers, proper sa-i Fort Han Mnrcial, key to Ih* OftLO, Norway, Aug. TO.—UP) r- * x1 ....... -elii“d libraries, up-to- I ’lty of Irun. —Norw*/ today held Loon o ', text loM'ks and many sup*. Governimnt forers, admitting Trotsky, Russian exile, under lib, needed in the modem' their aiuimiutlion was ruiinlnit ............ Iruoni am o u n ts to $7 I.MJ | 11W , ho f „ u r l h .la y at pallce guard In his home but feund It lacked power to expel ......... . H'df ' f that wuuhl fiKhlimr in that sector, kept I!|i|)iy t » thr toCill nillUltiiMI. ' their machine guns tr lined on kiai aatll another nation volunI'lie ’’a v e n g e " rltlcen pays Rebel redoubts. teers to admit him. $:• per year for rngineets, Trataky’x two *ecrctarlea were All uf Europe ronrinue) la jaollins, other school tiulliling worry over deported today but authorities |His*lbllitic* that ■ iiiployas, fuel, light und water. admitted they failed to ascertain sSpuln's civil war may not b# Maintenance costs, inctii lia:t kept confined lu present boun­ If the fonoer Soviet war mlnist i n t ia-w luof i r the new rent of daries, lar had a return visa when he * paint on the hid le of the school­ from y ranee room, run to !".2li imr year. meat of faeilitw. arw * ' “f ',y the 'hopper a . she H FN D A Y E. Ur a me, Aug. 29.— A county Judgoi one sheriff; a ha-< I on the national average. ,i, r d n fin ,J erturneil at the inter seel mn «.! mtuined the doomed _ green-wlaged the distribution of Elder Springs clerk of the circcull court; one tax With the leinuining ?3>n the Idh — liiptoiiialists last night Thirteenth Street unit hint Avei n .11 uri- In a mass of webbing. water ever a larger territory assessor; a tax, co lector; one a verage city -"dimd system inan- drafted a note to the HpanDh nuPj Apparently trnlixing th* potenthan heretofore. ID county superintendent of public |<> pi ivide mhlitialll'l fin,ils government at Madrid as Mr. Scruggs was rushed to n tial danger which lay in the grataFollowing la statement from for liaii.-portation of the child first step In their plan to "hit* physician for treatment, al'.h uglt h.pprr'a rear legs, the spider** firs* Instruction; a county surveyor; Mr. Green: Americm 1 cpion dost •« in five county commissioners; these to and fiom school if tla* dis- rnunlie" the Spanish civil w v "Mr. and Mr*. Davy have had n his injuries Inter proved to to- only operation was to pinion .them members of the ( Appr.ivul by tho M.idrhl gnv* " -aid of mdiurii of Ititf stale ' ill laiii'e ii l • m a t far walking. superficial scratches, cut. and above the insect’s buck. This she great ileal nf experience In this Public Instruction f the hirin'ay if. ty po- ter . nt it A. tl i "pl"V s doctors. n u r se s , rinmint would V j l to iieg.vt!abruises, according to a police redid by cleverly darting in at op. line of work and have only re­ Gulls with both factions lor on and Ms pt L a* or•ting to p . I ills. •I n n !■ e l n tte n d a n c e a f f i e r s , portune moments and with ligh*- peace In districts W. M, Carter, newly-appointed cently settled In Seminole Coun­ P0 ,tagreement leiiglng themselvev to* tvtnke i uymenls to Iraeliers' penfour; and constables In distiicia patchc i rrci'i.f'd lie i e 1 di> f 1Mill district deputy grand exalted rul­ ty, Mr. Davy Is from New Yor*k Iteforo the accident, Mr. Mu.u ning-liko rapidity whipping a open •linn i .ii" nml puy a hills f u r refrain front bombarding A * 111*r f *i mk. a atu er, Florida West, last Bight urgid City and has been an advance was gidng west on Thiiteenth sliund of web uiound the green ithree and four. *»Liy Ill- r e n t , cities and executing prisoners. .Diiuo' a n d mi i eltaheoi local Elk* to make 1330-37 ifi’tiir. agent for some of the largest In­ while Mr. Scruggs was m vine tug’s feet. Unlh sides would t i axktil to net v i> south on Elm. 1 The widow took lw chances »n banner year. dustries in the country. A pm I of |lo< day'a Ill' lain will In leu ing the flnttnclal stn- respect historical m moment* amt IM h autonuiblV* were T tully allowing the 'hopiwr to once hlrol a an address before the Sanford "Mr. and Mrs. Davy wilt be In lit u radio n I dress b I I* v D a re t ls tli f I 'm t i s l --'tutes' r e l n s d '. 1to exchange prisoner, w III never •rganiiatlon, he pointed out the aetlv* charge of the distribution damaged, I’oltee Chief Roy Wil­ " I f against the shir of the glass ' i ior d. pul l iiienl pi in's |nfsihle. th e ■ ' .1 aim Hindu !' in W TAL, liams sail. The vehicle.-’ ."m il­ Florida clubs should be Inspired ami sales cf Elder Springs water, Jur prison where the drama was Ii Madrhl in edurnlloii a* ill other I The approval «>f the tllliers l" i" ak nro !li"V J' Imto better work, because th* atata ami we have purchased new lion might indicate the Spcal th.-/ staged. Instead of giving him a thine , "• usually eel- what lie ' government will tw sought ftvwk 'ton. tali' I i-gton i " i.iliMialer of la the home of Dave Shnltx, new equipment so that the dlstribii were traveling hefnre tho >:u-h, substantial footing against which | ns the diplomat* who dr*fte4 env- ( West t’aliii lb arli, an i M i tion will bo even better taken it w a/.aid . I d a | "II . I m ' school he might buck up his kicks, she grand exalted ruler of Klkdom. rusts usuntly ^ the plan are accredit-*! to Ma­ | Chief Williams held Isith ilrivG ilds, .late pre ldtl.l err* of. A second addrese of the even du'iv hitu into the center of the >1 Hi ■ U i Indi'o ■hool faeilities, drid Iletter "The distribution of this wa*r j cr* lait released them on their ) r and suspended him In mid­ gain Anvill.iry. lag waa dcTvrred by Ashley I’ ' Hill.II.I - of lii-lrilrtii n United Slates kmlmssadoe ' h ig h in Hanford will continue und > f owi) recogniiunce la up[ 4 -ar in Fire Chief Mink Cleveland, nlm air. Haggard, a Chicago civil cm It l< hi pi .| 11...t ' iirni ilia ,|"I n perk "I -el viee," the t'Jaul- G. bowel's did i.nt atlertl gbr n r and former local resident the dirvetion of Kcotl and Vnrn court Monday morning. Then the spider with the m l has been vacationing lor two weel. of the poster thi" i l.-'Hl ih »tl [• II11"' III the meeting nf his voll-ng t#0 Meanwhile un Investlgntiton with offices in the Arcade build­ who spoke on patriotism. h nr glass design nn her stomach In Georgia, ir expected t<> retain Statu will have till' • ' t Ilf 01 us th" United (it VC* policy ho* continuing. encircled the vielim innumerah e lo du*y Monday mottling, at-..... I ciilcniing a -in i' nf < poll "III I Plana were discussed for a pic­ ing." been un*' of atr ct non-interven­ timr , each time drawing the skein ing to an announcement mud.' at ty In ilrlver and |a 1 i inn-, u nic *• be hold la the near future tion the fire station today. at San Laado Springs, Peter of death tighter and faster. cording to Mr. Fraiil. The Spanish g'licronent vrim i mslunt resistance by th* grassT h en Ion, chairman of the enter­ ’I la inlay night rn’J i’. «*• I la- unv ■tiing c<0 'nil ■li :>ij.:. It. L Glenn, lucul laleir leader I near the lime vs Ian •lie tainment committee, b In charge h rper was futile. Wiggling, amenable to such a plan. "d "I* of arrangement*. hi. king and squirming served only and a member id the County I’liin i ns haul,! nnpre i ri nt i wit i "A shrimp supper waa served to •m iich him mure deeply in ning Hoard, is *rhi-dtile<| to l i ­ the la <( ity af ti ,, lung tla ir i Fcminolu County blot-.ulr .l.-uic . the almost invisible silkrn twines' lu'n Monday from Chicago, hi • bildien to t.s- emu I-". , In- . ora 'ia! a t the conclusion of the koala#** F, iV.I in |!i Hi" 11, Itn-jil Alu.lelit Evan* McCoy, h baritone, last !nxt nigbt laid preliminary plan, of his fate. office announced today, and fraternal sessions. ed. ( mivt i it> Floridu i * at tl night placed first in the last of a for th<footlisll-scuri'-gui- mg •bice the 'hopper was securely -----— ihr vu'K tml Mill) Ini hi"" i series of amateur .’nti'itainment run lo t v.hirh will ;pt into rff.'-t fastened in the web. Mrs. Blsck The weal lor: partly rhmay. Y•* .11 ir lit itnHl Ia iiiii* of j i I....... performances staged by the Kit* thtouglfut the nation on Sept. Wiaow took a moment off to possibly scntteied slmweis iuui the a ■ t »p||t sIiftllilIt!|f nIII*iHli.'i u l Five memU'rs ol tin* HemlnnD Theater. | |'i and continue for It weeks. "crow” over her victory by climh ’'**• * n'l south roasts Sunday an t tf- 2itivi i its* mill Itjit, hruil «,,mity t hamber of CommeteO Voilt* Williams Jr„ batadist, The itenion was held i n ’ tin ing atop the captive and waving P«"»ibly near extreme south coa t >'I Vi*likI Iliirll hiMHUX Hi* Kleelktn Cniiimlttre wilt assem­ her long, ominous legs. tonight. Kitirnu- Northwest Fh>> was awarded second while Miss Chamber ■f I'ommcrce building. Small trickles of dnllmiuent Elolse Winn, doing lm|>ersunallon. tl lupus, i ble Thursday alleriifMin to eirPlt Faeli week the person gut »stny Utlio igh FI- 11 !a i UMli ii a.a Suddenly the hopped Into the Idas partly cloudy tonight, Satintaxes arw continuing to be paid e | motion picture slai», took third the largest number of correct foot­ fray again, this lime with hrr pm day scattered thundershower*, On nnuirii? ymit hi* hn * l*rru voles in tho Chamber’a bonril o# I tiles of tiii- nuiiixi in rum, I hi nlilur-iM-Hiii-f uf tlio direelors’ election. at City Hall, recording to City award. ball score* of curtain luipurluut son fangs visible. Once, twice she i -f farms, n rank. .!*.|h m the — — !•*, Hit* I ’lihi'iMily'd yi*ar I Tin- roininitlpo is composed of Clerk F, M. Lamaon. games will I h nwarded an aut an i el veil hy cenlr i! -t a! i n Birger Wester and his orchestra (rank them into the helpless car Sunday’s tides: low, 12:03 \ Although no extraordinarily iti.l tnitn i r r r of the "I*«tm h, II F Haines, A'Unionte Sprlnf*. bib-. Then* geo 123 other weekly ms of the grasshopper that voilily H- and IJUr.i |*. M,; liigh. li:lKl • ri Icily, aecurding I" pn n provided musical a. companlment tayge peymenU have been made I '.'l’f | OtliUll II'll in. tl e ra . (man; W. M. Haynes nf prises. Including radios, foitvull. j quivered with each injecti"it of A. M. and H:37 I*. M. JloiidayV il'iie • irreived iann* tu.laN I m for the entertainers. tba general run of delinquent 11 fli t 1IIImil r 1) l hi- IliffltlV’i | Fat ford, Roy Howell of Lab* |j ri . ti" ..' II, . I Spi river, V1, et.4 ili ■Venom. In let* than five seconds tides; low, 12:19 A. M. ami |2;,V.i and id k hosiery, Joe Marentotte, Riti manager; re (lection* are not unsatisfactory. v hniun* that cun W n u .m l j Mai) E . II. 1.aiiey pf lit Paola a’, iii’ riciilturiil t’Xti■n tun M*l A motion picture designed to env. every sign «f life had vanished •*- M.; high, A. M. and 7:2d Th* City la considering the ia Impressed with the Internl I t > t ' Tinl-Tli mi till* VTIIII|*U t llllll a ml V,’. J. W ills, Jr., of lo o tfrom the green body. I*. M, Sun rise, ut (t;(r2 A. M. and er the m utest details completely which has teen shown in the smaemployment of a contract man on irrit- uifti if III** tfi timiiMfi o f ■vot'd Seemingly well pleased with her | ’*•* at I*. M. Moon rises at Y* tlpriby Mi .Sj. met' r nil. rotnmisakm host* to approarh teur shows and Is Dying tentative was exhi'itnl before v tn ty deal­ M'ti' of tin* * Secretary Ralph Bagwell re work, tho widow retired for a , I ;f3 I*. M. ami te l, at 2; It) A. M. u lttn ti rt nf 'h«*t(i<i lu 1 Hi III V 1fi*i < ♦* i-ll’in !»>• those la arrears with taxes and pDns to repeat tba feature at er*. .1tc»I**9il 1* • ly. ported today that ballots nr# be­ Those attending the session la l moment then returned to Inject I'fX III tin* U«|vi|(|f In lilt* •Is --------------------attem pt to encourage more pay­ some time In tho future. V nmiiut'Hr « f Ihi* fiwitball I ing returned swiftly. O fHeill night were: I iVIif ft hiii n|k|i<b11 M»if ii ,* I|f f innre polsnn in various other part' . . .s e t s -s* * ments. r i v p i i , ^Tr, llunnult will t.o Inj election result* will bo reocirie-l It. G. Foe, lloyt Woo.lwird, F, uniler tin* rural i letti ifit iitiun lot tliriik'** «*f arMfurlntf u;inu*Nt tint to the piuseni t'hsmber Board I*. Hines, Dan McKenxie, tV. It. part uok of a minute's meal, only t illit mil l i n t urul Hill liu intt'ly on Sept. N. Muttln*. L. E. Iluwman, H. (J to retire again and encircle hot Mr. S p r n r e r | •■•inl• .I nut that i •| miu i> It* for in*r Hinrdey. .1. W. Chlldro, It. i* ( ligs around a small silken bag HI Ilk i SlAtll FIrol l ■ lining Ha* lut rii I » |!ii* ii mhI hy tin* h |,iiwit WEST PALM U FA * 'll. Aut: Drown, T. Pope, U G. Kent, George suspended from th* top of the Jar K t l t* ' f fni'm* |I* it|* i Ik m* iici omjtli l»m» nt »* SAINT N AZAIRE, France, Aug. Stovall, t\ F. Hales, R. M Palmer, cn«l cnnUininN thomRncN of tmv 29.—fA1)—The Naval Radio Sta­ ...... tion at Balboa. Canal ®w ,t |s e « r d by rentral talk m i-l* <tii t i t In* |«k*11 jriulh id a Iiirrnlwf «»f The Seminole County Chamber 23. — —Th* hum* ess liner the Inltrr being county distributor !• 7 T 1 flf hroadrast last night n request for •>'• tl.#- I ’lii K u fip .i T ; i i i " m w l f n * Un. o f Commerce la today offering s Crivtobol Colon, a pariah nf th" *• . A vsraae ------- •] nf the 72,S"7 fnnr * 11-i l y ii ml •ivi*ml other itnpnraulstane# fbr an unidrnlifl d ] Dnly > •« service through tho generos- seas, sailed early today for Spain. w TOIIAC1TI HETI RNH W ST up 7.H |M-rcenl. vveic t a r t urlut a nd IionOrnty oruttiiliftvessel adrift rff the roast nf Co- in tin- t It Th# leftDt control committer, % of H. James Gut. who baa prei* 1If* Iambi* wth no pas.i-ngers aboard.'ri-rrivin r tin advantages of civ -- lotii «m th*« raiMpUA, M Wav A * iri|9 ___ II sewted tho local trade body with a the name adopted by stokers and I JAKE riT Y , Aug. 2 3 .- MV %l i l t ? Position of the Dial *i< given trinly a' Ih end of 1933. series of coast and gtadotle chart* seamen who accept or reject the . H 71 * Elder Springs Black Widow, Grasshopper Lease li Taken M eet In B attle O f Death By Three Locals Spider Entwined Green Insect In , Prinon At Sheriff* Office New Operators Plan ____ Ad Six Are Spellbound To Expand Service Of D i s t r i b u t i o n 2 Escape Serious •* ,■*» - i>.vy, hav.1Autom obiles tr a sh tr e a t Year Urged Of Local Elks By fraternity Officer afu.r Legion Posts Plan To Unveil Safety S i g n s On Sept 1 CITY NEWS BRIEFS . Franklin Bennett Attains Honors At S t a t e University| E McCoy Wins S i n c l a i r DealciH First Place Among Ready For Contest T h e a t e r Amateurs Itctfinning Sept. I r inq uent Taxes Trickle T rt Into City I i NUMBER 261 Ammu­ November Vote' U.S. Interior Department Government nition R u n n i n g Revolutlonbto Notice Received Shows Annual School Cost Low; Face Machine Gu m By McClelland Seminole County I!\ pun sc Of Education Is Europe Worries R ef m l Would MOSCOW" A u g . 2 9 — (AP)—The Soviet Govern* ■vent today officially de­ manded that Norway expel i Trotaky,1exiled Rua_ BolahevUt leader. RA *overnment note handto the Norwefixn for_n minister by a Soviet tepreoentativn in O.tlo rend: Km M h TH* Only Cnrtral Florida C’lly Afford)** Rail, Highways AN Water TnuwpacUO— Eatablbhcd In I 90S 8 ANF0 R0 , FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 191ft ty Told \j Russia To Ban Trotsky m vK W *$W V W & $~ +4 ~#J *w «• i! O * — s . ffi 31 1 % •• ■t .-.Wl ■.a Ml n 3 Election C o m m it tee Of Chamber To Meet T u e winy ^Afternoon <f the victim1* body. Then she| Unldeniliied Mhip AflltK For AHsistance/’f l-,M LOCAL WEATHER EntridKe Enters Ilill Content With 2 Bass 4 t State Ranks :'Otli Central I'mver Unit Pariah Of Oceans County Trade Body En Route To Spain Offers New Service showing tho course of the St. Johns Jon i River from Lake Harney to ocean, and sections of th* coast. The** (karts, a soil*# o f , 12. complete In every detail ami araila'tl* to tho public a t the Chamber building. , Chaaaab of tho river are shown tOgstker with an outline %’ the various shoals aad head* along tho * ; 'i captain’* commands, had decided last night another attempt would be nude to run th# gauntlet of rebel worship* ((itrolling Span­ ish water*. The control commit tee (favors the Spanish aoela’Dt Madrid gov. ernment and fe a n that if the ve*. set were sighted by rebel warships th# committee would no l .ngrr have a vole* la tho ship's command. ■----- - .H a ra re Ua-iiB, Ix k s City 'mer ss 20 milts northeast of Ran! I. E, klstrbig#. w ill known lo-.rhant, planted tobacco tnbxeco on tw-i y >r| fri (Vomhla. trier (Viuniilii. D 11 was said to li, 1 ral fi-herntan. Is the Intcrt la arnr* of his farm. Ilia harvr-t he about five miles r ff the coast. register his nant# in |hv Hit, was teaily when tohoern aurtinn Th# broadcast message via ■ Hardware Company’* em tcvti markets opened, and Cason rewhich Is rapidly drawing to a reived IM7.72 foe hta crop foe Ihclose, with John Sehiniril. Si. t u t per-arre return In the r>unwell ent in front. Mr. Eatridge ty. regDterfsi two hlaek bust ,Jf(Sterd.iy which were caught in th" Mechanical harvester* hsv • Weklwn Th" largest Wcl'-te-1 largely replaced hand rutting of 11 found* amt four ounr t . kelp in California water*. It 11 r» t* HEAD I 14 ST. AUCiirSTINEp Vtisf. IT MIAMI B K A I’II. Aiisf. 2!P.- (A*l *i’i- Y»-ti'nluy u r n th** EVn^t 14 U T X t h F A T A I. FEAST HAY OILSKUVEII signed by "Lieutenant Earl." II ft did not name the vessel, l o - -J»»hn II, Sillinmn, 77. nnlrp*! I lay uf St* AtiRU»ritu** |>fitr«*ti , hsnlw arv r ’i i hunt of |'*ik*»fine** tin* r f th h ( ‘uthffllr and did it tell the nature nf the dif jTi'XJiftr dU «l ti - a h'Mpitttl 1st-r** yu - purr I th. and lh« City nf St, Ail* *jj firulty. Th# radDmartn# station he-o t,,r,l*y foll"->m/ a heart attack V»' Hi." The fity"ji «*f f i^lul lilHh- «| picked up the message and n - i l l e and hi, wtd. .• Mi I .mr,, m ’ •f. v h K<>pt. 8. th* dal** i?ivi?n bv?* laved It. It waa designed to y-turix Hrnwrv. tu-1 b. -» vi -iimg here for Ih * ‘finnj ui tnarkltur th** ucturJ.J f.iumlinff of St. Atitruitim*. t* all skips ia tho vicinity. ‘Jlu- l>->«t two m onths . It . H »1 n u i» 13 i« u . M Y, 14 n 14 M ....... t l ti ___ II - t t ti Tl . >t it n it •1 fi S III •M ~* e-C •» c �f - e * iL i~ -± f c i.- -«• * « . . . ■?■ . ' ,* ,! ■ T O ’ '* '-.v y ? ? ? ■ • T t r a w y a s t v ,■•: 7 •-’,- ■■■> > ■.■ ,. .rr.>>,^ •< ; • • ■ ;v r •••••'■■.■ I ) ... • —*• - T O r r j E T / • ......... •. s '” ■ •' I f f. '. ; --------------- . ■“ •■- ; • • ; . ■• * •' ,*• : V' - r - . v " v r . r - - ; •■ • . ' . _ ^ t i r • ' ------ ---- —7---------r/t- ' ' '. MME------ — JT• ---- _ t __1 i I . • • -v • -*. - HATOTPAT, AtJCUBT I f . 1U> CANDLELIGHT By Credit M one of them peculiar, fotaitfibl* which everybody talks about ami which ao am afpar* The fvUewtag . t* N M m ently understand*. Bow little do we appreciate it wbea ede hr Metkar thtytao whs vaa B K IU N , A ar t9 .—(AJ—Bowe have it, and how badly do we need It whta we forties field that Is ftaewsr bora ia Jterfett, . -*> • ta Terkaktra, Kagxad, ta IMP A. ■ aa Ca l ked* yriaaU from tksir haven't itl , It’* cwtenely satisfying ta yMpK* tkreegk Ike B tk k to d a y Why la it that one man can walk into a druf stove, tit tall w arn tha! Nasi Sen iak that wherever tto Fterhta V* aaadar I t tka dale 1MC ea make a big purchase and walk owt without Maria* far It ff* tke w ay af Spate.' iMMt gran—the Centery wt ■iron augr set ta B . ___ merely uttering thooe magical words, "Cl _ ......... rogreee ta Chlrag*. f o h fd ta la poaaikla that tki* akeaU road Why Is it that another man goes into the aaae * drag Caster to New Yarh, ar the Ba ■ATM w ta -ke a tte n d to all t* UA store, asks for something on credit and la ta Cknta l tta ■ a a C atk etk raafrag atk aa ta U m Why* is it that a few years ago yew fane a t a p t a a g latter M « Ht aiga field” that Is Itatm ifl/ to your bank and borrowed a thousand to 0 , r * M Makafa s i a • w e ta F ta d a ta a t * the slightest trouble and today you couldn’t get ■ doNarf Fterita! D U aitorfU Tka Seal It M b like PlarM Why is it that your favorite grocer or your atarthsnt In I tta pataut M (V arU OaUeah) wtt alaa he *■uced to My "Don't worry about paying I t I t charge it h i ra tte r to ld s m m for you," and today it's more than Ubdy to be Around tka He (tartar gaiM U the barrel head." •hall fly Tke liter,* IS latter wOl taB af It’s credit That strange, mystifying, tneempreneaIlk# PlarMa witk ita Quirk as tk e twtafck* a t m ays. sihle thing credit. That fickle, flight/, fluttering, jesebd •f fmkir to credit! That gracious, generous, aeductive thing credit 1 af Braaatk tke ta Oaneaay la •hell Hdw akai That cold, Imperturbable, hard-boiled beast, credit aad wiO wake talks R m M h a a r w l i r •« Tk« Six yean ago a man walked into oar offleo and told raUgtam persaeatieaa ta Aad ta tke air am shall ha us to stop the paper. He bad loot everything be had, he . mUy mrrtod aa . la tlach aad white aa wai a t aR raw* Ih m A w said, In a bank failure, and simply eouMa’t afford to pay story aa Ike F W id e Batatas ta M m a ■* Paata Gorda Solves for i t He was a man past seventy witk Uttle chance un­ IU —gastae la IMa W i n A great BMB »a*Ui*(g _ . _ ... to TdepkoM Mjntery railtrsll** a t aaaHal der existing condition* of finding another Job. He told IA . W*Ha aaa alaa r*- im he liked the paper, hut it would take every seat he For prophecy B a a .. L. C Wray, .a n d J. K. could rnkn and scrape together to live on. PUNTA OOBDA. Aug. O .- iT l la Rtaaaall K ay had —Telephone service to tuburhna iatwpat, AiToinrr~»7Tiw But that man had credit He had beta taking The In wstar I n s than akaU float a rtk te to t o t n Gorda and more distant Bo­ Herald ever since Its first publication. He had been a con­ Growtr" ahowlag ta lk the * ra ­ A* easy aa a waodta b o a t ’ 5 S i now* rm tooat sistent Gold shall ba fsaad ta stream *r ca Grand# went out suddenly early friend of the paper. More than that ho had an un­ yesterday morning, and telephone stoat M i l ta the RplriL—Galatian* blemished reputation for paying hla bills. It was as un­ tiatlca company affkials ware puttied. In land th a t la pa yat aahnawa. T1IE ONLY (SOI): l,ook unto thinkable to him to try to get something for nothing as of as _ Water aad flea shall weeds ra da. But today th* mystery had been • M a*d ba jra aavori aL' th» to steal or kill. artist, Byra* Btoptans, who solved, and twe local youths, And n t a of Uta earth: far I am Gcal. tke dkremae of tha Patokto We wanted him to have the paper. We told him to booked a* Earl llpm kkaw tod M i th a n la none alaa.—laalah Ravins Gardens, and Sanford’s forget it. We would send It along anyway. And soma IV Jew th a t aaas waa hold ta Bam Edwards, war* ta ’tho county . 4&:tZ. eolotad ss-oatary' cutter, "W his­ day when conditions Imtrnvcd he could pay for It We tling WUlk," who woa faano on jaU hare charged with tha theft score— knew perfectly well that If the time ever came when he Major Bowaa’ hour Un.Mfh ran .Shall of a Christisa thoa be bora. •f 210 feat of submarine telephone THROUGH THE FINKS A ■IIIIon silken tune* all merge could pay his bill that would be the first thing he would tacts astaMIskod by A house of glass shall coma to pass cable which once crowed Charlotte To aiaka Um volume*! Bound Horoor and pro tided the telephone tio. plro, tha B skikit’a radio poblkc la England, bat alaa, alaa I ! That falls and rlaas Ilka tha Wo have never mentioned it to him since. Ws have r* la Ilona maa who was for m ar­ A war win follow with tk a work •ere Ira. f' M e k| v|' s V . 'l • r never sent him a bill. And for six years we hnve contin­ ued to send him the paper. And this morning he cam* in and laid twenty-one dollars on our desk, the rate for r. A Million Milken tunes that run three years. And apologized for not having the full b A awft, rrewt-ndord rare, v " Soft musk-, only now begun, umnunt. Now failing off in upar*. And he hadn’t fallen heir to any big sum of money. .I He just managed to have the twenty-one dollars. We told D ia notes in oft repealed theme. him to keep It, to use it for something else. Bu: he said The song of wind and tree*, there was nothing he could use it for that would give him Tke raatlraa surge and lull that more pleasure than paying his hill. When his time came • aaem to go. ho said, he wanted to meet his God without owing " l a kinship with the rent a cent In the world. . AaoayaM**. That is credit. And that man ia Frank P. Fbrater. O f warm on U<te>waBh*4 ground. Franklin 0. Roosevelt In tha na­ tion's real leader of grnuin* con­ servatism.- fkala Htar. o - Religious Toleration The police are going to try to pa* a atop t" speeding on Parle Avenue before the Orlin Reaper dors H for them. 9“ V- ,! lyv-J*./- J 'I One does not have to be a Catholic to resent th« ntrocities talng perpetrated in Hpsin against the Roman Catholic Chiirah. One does not have to he a Jew to decry the iprsecutlon of the Hebrews in Germany. Nor does one What has heroine of the good hnve to Ih« a profound churchman of any faith to view old day* when liny* and girl* with alarm the growing spirit of religious Intolerance now trudged their weary ways to manifesting Itself almost everywhere throughout the mod­ arkoolT Nowaday* they can hard­ ern world. There Is no tint red more intense, more vicious or more ly wait to get there. mulicioua than religious hatred. Political aad economic Europe I* getting Tend* for animoHilies pule to insignificance when compared with the paarr in a Ms way, according to fury of npjioaing religious Iteilefs when the flame of faith tha optimists, At present, arrnrd- has lieen fanned into a white-hot heat. Nothing else can tag to the latiwt figure*, there ore so quickly align brother against brother, father against a ll million men under nrm* In F.u son, friend aguinst friend, as an Intolerant spirit toward rope, not counting trainrd re the faith of another. aervra. We In this country should be particularly alive to the Nearly a Ihlril of She rminllr* importance of religious freedom as most of the Atlantic ta lh* Itnllnl St*li>* on* on Ihr colonies before the revolution were settled by our fore­ drouth list. TlmS *Imiw* how dry fathers who were driven out of Kurope because their re­ It ran Is* In this country.—Plant ligious beliefs hap|>ened to lie in conmct with the estab­ City Courier. Ynh, ,lnre Ihe roiin- lished creeds. The Pilgrims and the Puritans In Mas­ try wen. wrf, It hn* Imth »o dry sachusetts, the followers of Roger Williams In Rhode Isthe prlre of rorn l* out of night. | land, the Quakers in Pennsylvania, the Catholics in Mary­ land, the French Huguenots in South Carolina,. all left W* undonland Ihey’re Imililing liiiiir native lands luTause they were not allowed to wor left-handed slot marhlne* now to accommodate the ru*tomrr* writ > ship God in their own way. So the present religious fanaticism in Europe is not complain that the present one* make their right nrm* ache. unusual on thnt continent. History records that periodi­ —-TltuavllU'. And l.c*lile* that wnuM cally for the past two thousand years, religious wars huvn enalilo two |M.np|u to piny one of been a churnc.tcnstir of such countries as Spain, France, them nt the «anie time. Germany, ami Italy simply Iwcause there was no spirit of toleration for the other mnn’s religion; and those wars Again we recommend a WI'A have been the bitterest and the bloodiest ever fought But project for the purpose of elimi­ that has not been the way of America. Religious freedom nating from Kitiridn ell rattle- is as fundamental In this country as freedom of speech, •nnke* end mocranln*. William or democratic government. fated, sun of the president of the Hut because America Is built on a foundation of free­ State Hank of Eu*tia, I* |n Ihe Orlando hospitnl aufferlng from dom to worship God as one chooses is no reason to feel a bite received Thursday near secure in the !>elief that the religious hatreds of Europ* cannot spread to this country. Already one can see unl o l l Folnaett. mistukublo signs on the part of certain well organized Highway accident* are not he­ groups to stir up the same flames which are already con­ mming fewer In number but great­ suming Kurope. The only way to keep thoae flames from er. Affording to the National sweeping across the Atlantic Is for every man and every Safety Council, there were three woman to remnin strictly tolerant of the other man’s repercent more arrldent* last month, llglon. • than during the same month one year ago. And that wa* the third aiirresslvo month In which there had been an Increase. £>* SANFORDTWENTY YEAB8 AGO The other day (iov. Landon In Out-of-town members of tta one af hla campaign *|>eerhea said Woman’s Club tare for the con­ someth Inu oUmt something bring vention were tta guests of tta "cockeyed," and Hr. Frank II. following focal members: Mrs. Vise telly, of New Standard dic­ Ferret! Lake, Mrs. Henry Wight. tionary fame, hastens to vs|ilsin Mrs. Ernest Uallaway. Mrs. J. W. that "cockryed" I* not a slang Dickins, Mrs. C. R. Walker, Mrs. oipresslon at all, hut very gou«l George G. Herring, Mr*. 8. PulesEnglish, having been ndmittrd in­ ton. to this language front Ihr Gaelic Mia* Lncillc Anderson gave a M o re than a hundred years agu. birthday party over in West Hid* It ia derived from the Gaelic word) Park In honor of MU* Groce “coogahull" and “roagshiiilrarh" Ballenltao's fourteenth birthday. Meaning lop-sliled or squint-eyed. Miss Balteatiae'a tamo la In »o Gaines villa aad she is here visit­ Hjalmar tWhacht’a visit to I>ari* ing t a r socle and aunt. Mr. nod for conference* with Premier Ilium Mrs. G. A. Anderson. Th* youag I* Interpreted by foreign obeerver* folks played games until late In M an effort on the part of Oer- tta afternoon when Ira cream and SM«y to gain French neutrality cake served. Mies Halloata the event of a war with Rus­ tine received many beautiful pres­ sia. Rrkacht Is Ihe German minlater ents. Thoa* who were present were af aroMmlra and hrad of the Eva Taylor, lra B. Walken, Mar­ Bekkahaak, ami aa aurh la bet­ tha May Duke, Marian francos to r rervlvcd In Pnrla khan any oth- llootehaa. Marl* Ktampcr, MU•e Naal. But France has a mutual •Irod Boktaaop, Gladys fttempor, aaalatanc* part with R/iate, ami RobiMoft, 3b1 Rgjfmmmtm It la douhltful If any German Julian BaUsaUne. Charti# Aarvald talk France Into remaining deraoa and Brinson Hoolohon. ■astral while Germany proceeds Mr*. J . F. Hooteku and Mra. to (ipam j bar borders. jk la ry “ Mr*. William Gillen catertalnod with a charming porch pariy on Thursday afternoon In honor of ta r sister. Mra. F . F. Booling, of Jacksonville, who 1. her m e t '. T ta ta porch aoreh ta k d bora traaafarmod T Into a cool groan bower with potted plant* sad farno, yellow ohunandart adding a touch of goldta col­ or quite affective. Tta guaata wavs Invited to bring their work and tta afternoon hours were sprat pteanaally la soalol intorcourse. Delicious crustad (barrten with caramel (ream and coke wora nerved. Mra. J. a Hurley assisted Mrs, Gillen. Beside* tke gueat of honor there wore present Mrs. Fred William*. Mrs. J . F Hurley, Mra. J . V . ru b e r, Mr*. T. W. Willlame, Mrs. Bryua. Mrs. R. L. Griffin, Mrs. G. W. Weal. Mr*. W. F fthoUy, Mra. <J. F. ReltsaL Mrs. Alte* Halt rad Mrs. H. H. HUL Waiter aad U s ok tea CooaeUy have tetunmd from Ita itm sw i ■ear WayocavUle, N. C., Itay g a t e • ly with Ortaado’n WDBO, brlag Central Florida ta tka cantor mi U e Exhibit picture. And now a y a t Florida Manar on the ite r s o f the Grrat la k e s, they are hnviog a cart of old homo waak—w ith aolotas aad aalvo* for Florida’s dlgnilark* and tta big men of rttru*, aad fk sU days fo r all her tonal to*. So bar* ar* some bravoa lo r tke Exhibit s ta ff from Florida with a very apodal gardenia /rash from W inter Haven foe Karl Brown’s Lapel, bncaaas he combines craativ* lauglnatUm with superlative attention to datall—two qualities postrased by ar fiber groat show nv»—Davhl Hr Iosco. o * * The men were arretted about 10 lira north af Puata Gorda ■ tariff* deputies who sold they The .States will loch ta fiercest war* attracted to a fire In tta woods, where they said they found strife And seek to take each others’ life) tta man preparing to malt tta Then North shall thus divide tV heavy land sheathing from tta copper wire. South, Then eogla builds ta Host’* mouth. Then taa aad blood and cruel war— Um U fh t .Shall cams to every humble door. Where derails th* Pagan and th* Tark. MAN ABOUT MANHATTAN Br QEOWGI TUCSBft Cities gfr* different Impre prise-fighter, "Cunboot" •cm ovary Um* you visit them. Gregory LaCavo, the Bodyda. Hera wood director, and bio fund of droll _ about Jeon Rtrlow'a way af half do*charming persons: tag her eye* ne she dancea. “ oe Chandler's e'fmdve Foaaio Mant’a avenlen to taa- • th. . . Jack Dempsey's high P. Hal Btam, Um n t a a aad hi* oncaspy memory .bridge ewtkorlty, and hla wrin­ kled trawoers. . . Helen Hayes’ Ike . . Ja a Ceak'a ia tndlaoa drollery. , . P at drive's cat-Mka tread. . . Tke flask of I . . . T il­ Doogtao Fklikeakaf white teatk 's frank nans. , ■tan h# give* that gtach smite a refusal to to- . . . Mary Ptekford’o gras tea* sw ept maimar to rapertaro, oed ta r ’* ax- excitement on shopping tsrar•tens (she w o r con peon a coun­ faiisk far ter display of toy doga wittao! . . . Jay Plippen, bursting into oka and tta ) . tka aamsdtan, end his anrantralTh* * maxing resemblance of lakta hair . . . B ttai Borrymora'a Tad Saucier, tta orritrr, to Paul kaaky vain . . . Stethsa Yiarent Whiteman . . . Mayor LaGaorBract's taapMoUty . . . LtUtae din’s din's block fcH hat . , Frank V i Gish's porralota ckarat. ... Vitam Beta''a g ra ft good kuamr . . . Rover toy E ta ra ’s taaaty. . . B»rat ar. t . Victor Me Logon'a Hami!taa Lewis’ eou-ta-m* man complex (between nets on tour* ear. . . Kathortao CarncU’s way ta gara ta for practical jefcm). . . . Jed Harris’ trepidat ion* be­ of welktag across a staga. (XFs ta rt y’a turtleneck fore tta opening of an Impact i l l . Jimmy Walker’s drama, although everyusss asa e r a te . . . 0*- s u r f him ta can’t loaa Jack Pertlns’ apirureui enthu- Shark*p’s broad grta. Maxwell Estell* Taylor's ate* apaa, and fur fire­ testa* that ar* an inch teag. . . , , *<w Iturta’s .quKk, Billy Rote’s sleek black hold aad sparkling chatter. hla youthful appearsom. . . Sherwood’* infectious__^ Low Hatts’a Yiddish dialect. . . Robert Erin O’Brkn-Moore, tta ectirss, grin and tta lltartte* t a U k e ^ B and ta r frank ndmUi.on that witk kte friends (ta • recent ah# la stoge-atruck sad always magaxin* article t a doclarad that wtU ta. . . Miriam llopk'n*’ tall Lynn Fontenna and Alfred Lnnf Ilk* laughter . . . Georg* White’s, war* ham actors) . . . Cteodatt* •pat* and ttes . . . Roland Coltart's vivacious personality . Young’s passion for penguins. . . 1 . , Marten* Dtetrlch’a languorous The knotted Hate of that *x-| stride. x= : j^ ______ ! ____ i ____ u ______ i - .* __ Social A n d Personal- A ctivities mm NABOAurr piters. smuj ram* -----P erson als "So we should r*ipert the In- Then when th* fkreeat fight Is done; trulablo Individualism of won.savage" t-nglsml and franc* shall b* a* an —the Incurable one; writes Jantes Laver debonairly In an amusing article callr.i TV British ollvt neat shall twine— "Women Are Savage*’’ In th? In marriage with tV German via*. London Woman's Journal, hlr. Men shall walk beneath and over ___ _ stream*, Laver says a great many otb -r thlryaj t i - U t o V vim an % ha"ii^4*vintod ■**•« ba ea r ataangeat dreams. til recently cowered in ta r re'-c, lolled ia her harem, pined in her raaUe, or wilted in ta r boudoir And now a word la uncouth rhyme i* insufficiently civilised to taka Of what shall ha In future Urns; her place In th e world, that she For In those wondrmi* far-off days te Incapable of team play, or The women shall adopt a crate selfless devotion to any cause, To dress like men and trousers wear that, in short, tta very ABC's of civilisation escape her, anil And cut off all their locks of hair. that she fights only for herself. In defense of woman, "th* in ­ They'll rid* astride with braten brow rumble savage," accused by Mr. luiver of w asting tints at com As witches do, on broomsticks now. mlttee meetings in argument* about lnruniu-<|MciitMl Jeia'lt, I Then love shall die ami morrlag* cease wonder If ha dresn't fuel th at tta amscullno eumaUltcu mem­ And nations wan* and "uahes de­ crease * ber who wakes fiom a dor dream of hla lost (Idling trip And wives shall fondle ra ts and dogs Juat too Into to vote when tko *y»*H have it on an Impo. lent And men live much th* same as tag*. question, errn perhap- junt aa muck in the opposite dtrvclli-k If a woman chett*.* trivial la nine tom hundred and twentyInanltire at a party, w tat about tlx , a man who takes hit stand like a Build houses light of straw and ■ticks, hitching past hopefully near th* door when he arrives and remains For then shall mighty w ar ta planned— there throughout ttw evening about as loquactnu* at an i j a - And fir* and aoord shall turtep tor and as gay as a ro b re l cs.k tha land who got to tha riser too late fo r those who live tko rentary through • for tta "big baptisin’ "? And If women aro brctpabla of play, te tb* forward pass In fear and trambllng this will do. lag, tta off tnekl* playing, and (he end running of tta Inter­ flee to tta mountain* and tta dsns national football mateh now go- To bog and forest and wild fen*— tog on In the masculine domi­ For storms shall rage and occsns nated countries ef Europe, ex roar, tetly what an Eton bo/ would When Gabriel stand* on sea aad (.’cirribe aa cricket * star*. It seems th a t even the ntag And as he blows his wondrous aifkent mate ban to gr-.po i_ ta rn bit to find tka ABC’s of civilLa- Old world* shall die and oew be lten in tta indigestible alpha! vt born. soup served in tta chaotic kitchen *t tha modern world. When pictures look alive, with * * * movement fro#, Margaret Mitctall, tta young And ship*. Ilk* fishes, rail beneath Atlanta newspaper woruan, whv tta n s , won ta r literary spun with ta r And men, outstripping birds, shall first novel. "Gone With Tko scour t t a sky, Wind," is ju at aiwth-r cat* th a t Then half tta world, deep-dyed hi illustrate* H lr Jam** B arrie* . blood, shall dl*. belief that tk« royal rood to literature leads through JUNCTION, T**, Aag. » . - ( « —John Taoaar, who operates a ta 115-acre irrigated farm near taro, recently cut a tale in n beaver dam on kis place on the Booth Llano Rivtr. lie placed an electric light at tta point, taliavetag be*veto would not work at night to repair th* dam. They kept on working and filled In the hoj*. Tanner took down tta light, tap­ ing ho was not going to ^rn ish elect ricty for beavers to work ov­ ertime. , Mr*. J. I. Stewart and son, Mrs. B. L. Perkins U spending th* week-end at Daytona Bea:h Frank, havo returned from Mswith her titter, Mrs. M. 8. Wig­ con, Ga., and are spendiug some time with the former's parents, gins. Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Rivers, In D«Land. Mrs. M. S. Wiggins and family ar* aapacted ta return th* f ln t Deane Turner, Jr., of Foit My­ of next week from Daytona Beach, ers, will ipend the week-end with where they have been vacationing ‘ his aunt, Mrs. Ernest Krupp, Park for t t a teat two months. Avenue. He ha* just returned from a trip to North Caro.lna, lh« Mr*. R. P. Walthall left Thurs­ Girat Lakes, Canada and HI. to u ­ day for Bconeville, Mite., where ts. all* eras caltej hy the death of her A group from Sanford accom­ father, J. G. MeCtamrock. panied Miss Ruth DurVenbergrr to Camp McQusrrie yesterday. In Mr. and Mrs. Evans Hicks, uf connection with a home demon­ llslghtown, N. J., are expected stration meeting. Those wV went to arrive the first of next week for were Mrs. J. A. Lloyd, Mrs. C. n short visit with the former's W. SJollom and Mr*. J. R. Davis. father, A. K. nossetter. Major llsnry Lyon* and Mrs. Mrs. R. O. Meriwether end Lyon* and their two children, of daughter, Miss Ellen Meriwether, Birmingham. Ala., formerly of returned yceterday from Clayten. Vancouver Barrack*. Washington, are the gueat* of Mrs. Lyon's par­ Ga. Mrs, Meriwether has been vis­ ent*. Mr, and Mrs. E. I . Morrow. iting In Clayton and Mis* Meri­ wether has been attending Laurel They have teen touring the New England states, with Mis* Fran­ Fall* Camp. I ce* Morrow who accompanied them to Sanford. Barrie klamolf when "bo woa to I is salad day*" woa a lead tog writer on tta Nott'ngltam newspaper, an d la "M argaret Oglivy," he pays ikm tribute to kte jaoraaUsUo experience; "Tta wench I should havo keen courtiag now waa journal Isas, tkot griaatte o f literature, wku hoa o smite and a hand for all begtantr*, wcJ coaU c tl the threshold, teaching them ao that te worth koowiag. ta1*1 lh*m U th* BiWi tody wham they have worshipped "■ afar, a h a w l^ them how ra o ta r, and ttao, bUdtag Roll U Lb. AS MUCH - IM U AS n ('l) »IW: Complete With Nall* Cement Special ra sh A Carry Price* « Ik. Roll................ IA* M Ik. Moll.......... .......... US • Lb. Roll, Hlate.... ..........L i t -UNITED LUMBER CO. Four pieces af a ■total* ef King George, HI, erected ta New York City’s Bowling Green to 177®, era on exhibition at tta N. Y. Histor­ ical society. . ' I’tao* 713 K acK b o ttlB o I S C h o ld * Bfloofh s p a r k l i n g , dtlteioiMl cola to i n tw o glasses. B u t H ia ao m o th b atter, n o n ro* Krashing, poo w ill w an t M ifejfik e a r j r drop yourself. i hi m tt or cion Severs! member* of Alph, Tan Omega fraternity ore the guest* of Fred William* of Oak Avenue. la*t night a dinner nt Bharley'n Restaurant in Orlando wa* given the fraternity with about ill pres­ ent. Thic afternoon, about lU) wero ex;wcte<l to bo at Inland Beach, Eu«tis, for a swimming party. In addition to these entertainments, the .Misses Kathryn Vern.iy, June Sharon, Starjoiie Vernay, and Kathleen luiney, gave the locnl guest* a breakfast this morning. The member* visiting Frol William* are: John Crabtree, of We*t Palm Bench, Vic Nellies, of I’llmclt.', Paul Shelley, of Tn lahxssiT, Fair I Wirt, of llabwm Park, Cottrell Tolley, of Tavsror, and Jack Pinkerton, of llowrydnt he-11ill*. Social Calendar Shower Is Given For Mrs. William Hartzo? Mi*s Thelma Minor and Mr*, l’*rkin« entertained Mr*. William Hartzog, a recent bride o mUeellnneaoiis shower at the home of the former's mother, Mr*. D. E. Miner last night. Bunco wa* played during the evening with high »core prise be­ ing won by Me*. Harry Standfer and low prize by Mr*. N, t.\ Graham. Refreshment* were •erved at a late hour by Mis* Thelma Minor and Mr*. J. U Per­ kins with Mra. Gardner White as­ sisting. Tho*e present were: Mr*. Mil­ ton Reel, Mr*. John llswlsn:, Mr*, krank William*, Mr*. K. C. Uni­ son, Mr*. S. V. Graham, Mr*. Harry Stenfer, Mr*. Julian Varn, Mrs. J. | . IVrkxi*. Mrs. Theltna Kinanl, Mrs. Nellie Johnson, Mr*. Thelma Mickler, Mr*. Na»h Ken­ nedy, Mr*. Higgs, Mr*. Itetiy IUller, Ml** Pauline Bellamy. .Mr*. J. L Chapman, Sir*. |>. K. Sllnor, Mr*. Gardner White of Jarksnnvllle, and the hostess, SI is* Thel­ ma Minor. ft?,’, * Whin word sprsad avtf We*hla|toi that Oeorg* H. Osrn. socrslsry •f war, had dltd In Walter Read Hmp UsI aftrr a long HIM**, I Is** immrdljttly w trt lowered to half.staff on govornmont bu.tdirga throughout th* cspltol. This picture ohowo tho lowtrrd color* flut­ tering In th* broott at#* tho tu t* department building In which ta had hit off!a*. (Atooclsiog Proa* Photo) •YES, I’M VOTING FOR ROOSEVELT Eleanorr I'owel '« pleasure pro. gram consists of taking singing lessons, learning fluent French playing the piano, training better The *pa at Saratoga Springs, N. tennis and cutting her go f »co... Y.t is owned by the state. IS strokes. ■ tn sto r C a r t e r G la s s of V irg in ia ride* aw ay from tho White H ou io renew ing hi# pledge to ouppart P re sid e n t Roosevelt fo r ra> oloc. T h o f l- y c a r - o ld opponent of oame of tho c h ie f o ie c u tlv o ’a fin a n ­ c ia l p o lld fC In dicated ho mlQht m ake * speech o r two for tho P rte Jd e n L (A sso cia te d P ro s* Photo) ollof lion. ,\|jmkA )ia« v ii l aniM’ i, 11) llr«Mikr IV lrn ih u rth : A K M N ’i ; FRIGIDAIRE WITH THE M ETER-M ISER LOLA for rolffuris that go pJact-s and rrturrt with h" harm dom> to thsdr origi Dal lins-s. They are es*mtiul fur chic lhr*e sultry days and nights. Tiny can be parked under is hat, awung aboard u train, nr hustlsil up ;i gangplank without l"» much careful handling. The New Fordsonl Hi SIIIKI.KY TKMIM.K ClIKIwS . ... 12.50 A S.I.'iO a • Modri fltaeweeeil la DRk »-)«• L lcw bkA «*P*ri«7 • IAT m . fc. sbelf area . Provide* 4} btoic* cub**, 4 pouosis of ice at on* fronisra i. Dosibte-IU*#* Cold Control • Iiv* Y n n some* eipvat* on I . ___ ■ for only i t iMlsrtad f rv ta a * pcic* , Mora Stall Spue* ' ' Ferooss* Super Freeser , Suinles* P u _____ W s^test Interior • Ginn*ing. I rwiurisa Duten ’ Finish • AnSiMOasic Revel D((raster ' ' Ira Trey Bol*e*« • Autouusic In• Rmnovebl* Shelves . frigitalra . Ftency of Tsll-buoi* trace • by G to sn l Motocs. Bnt Um Ills * prlrev B a r o * a nt !-e few* era to t* b c h e r ’e li r a W * 111 i k a# tf iaafaai.................” * POUNDS MOTOR CO. 6A1DRN. FLA. H IL L H A R D W A R E C O . ■f i % .1 A SPECIAL f or 2 w eeks M a d a m e I s a b e l If F a c ia ls 5 0 c JIM’S I'crxinalily llalrrul-v For l-tdies & Chilslri'n Beauty Shoppe ’■to,' L American KaPrond Revenue Increases .'"inir. Nature is a p u tty gmil gold'', and llldv-niv tin- duct nr sail vi-rs In tin' contrary, rm illsniuiniri'tiii'nt to walking i* nrcrssary, tin m atter Imw young Ihr child. It m , h o w e v t r , IN Mil till | tliut th.it In*will *tny while In* i* 1***1# anil whin she | ij«-« tot-ttlt-il him in it with hi« 111)4, f»h»* r'i'i F° IIl»«llt lier Vil9li»l|q alilt tl i 3kith mi mny initial. Mo* know. I hilt lie Ik llO| M|lt I aa |’ll||l|> I'oilie t|» as is child slurts In If up on his fret, it is linm l begin t» niakr ptnvi. *io n f. •r Ids learning how t>i| walk "rrccll/. Many faiilly tli lllllll ll.lki* ;• Ml 1111Itl«• |l|ft|’|* 1 u n y h a im . Ma'illlWlllll'. lla 1*4 h*i|t|iy. lit *ru n posture * iiinl foot troubles .listv' l*»Hi tin* hid Hf. |,, NVitlu-r u 1 back I i a ilnld'c curly walking J d ' K t / , lfl*| llll.lalcti flanir, flail J r t f it d o w n 3iha’ti h«- i h tin-d, p.lll hlttlM-lf l| | a |si u "tmialm^ |Hlf4habit,. .......cl when hr made j li'MlIIU MMGin- of || ynh t o ie , m id mo Vt- nlteiol tho en Id* fit ■l ii illative steps, ' mnlMi'iN, Ia .1 fit |ih»c«e fair (ht Hr i hmibl 11- allow rill In srt Soil!,. Ivin.I of I fia l.i-viiri*. Will, | I'lo t iir e w hen he feel* then I'fimI trine One day he will let h is ow n I'uci in Irarning Imw rl»-aii, A*-Iia| floor, |iooli’r t n | frotiu . of K'* *'f the ftides of hi* |»* n ,m.| to milk. N" orril In hurry him iliufl-, ifiki’d tlu- la.ihy a rhuiiii* wtun«l fth.no, Not |siii|, ifve W ith npcciul Imby.walkers „r by I I«» t r y h i t f i r s t »• |»* unilt*r I h r Iradmg liisis almul. I ( him lr- Ite-dt |»ll\ <•It’ll | |*•a11*111laa||H Uriel With *h»* lie will In* t <•<h111it)* uioiiod, cidr whin und Imw Ih- will take tho trrifttiMit |>a•*■ihh* ilrifnv of if hail actually walking hk« i 3 e |e in n . his first strp*. Frw c III b ll i'll n e rd , Mlfrty. Imwrvrr, to Ii. - In Id bark from j No mother nhoiital to* with h r t . r trying tw., w i r h , JiMe|»h walking Ill-cause- tiu-y seem (ihi • hiihy nil the I him*, hot nht* murt | <mAf I m Mu I ih Ii, I'lovhlrine, It I, we I,hr. ---- if*' Min* of hi* rtfrty when rlo !u iu k*hL'ht a like | ir» iHiund qhurk ill Iiiivt'i him iilom- A him •'>? •a ? $ • 'V WASHINGTON, Aitr. ’.“).—(At Tin- operating rrv n u e i of American railiomls iump.'d L7.4 percent in J e ’y —the vrronj niiuith uf the new Iov' furi's — from Ibe figure for Ibo sumo month last year, vt •uisily mmr'ele report, to »t|- ir national association slutwcd toiliy. \t I It,, sen- • time opci at tug •v|ett«es inn eased | | pem-n! and lutes prid rose IIItt oercent, rrrording to flr-'ires of tt.A rluss one railroad*, repie-cnrii-,; ’.uf>! percent of the fi-st class cuci *• rs. Meanwhile, tin- figu i r for ii*t "peraliog income .hovvi-l a t’rne -.d«"is increase, i'nv'etn toads almost -loiilded lh--'r i-r I operati t i •ncome over .Inly, tula; Soiitliern and W--v* •'*t r->ads ii bout tripl'd ttn-ir incaree. r3 -.K <A •-s -: f t< •V TV Three foii'ltiv of New York ♦late, g eo l o g i s t s estimate, was tin­ ier water milll-uis of yenrs ago. Too Late To ClaHHify Full SALE: S«"ta*| No. :t 'lie d |'aitltiM*q. Ifi-lilV A. Bliss Ullft* Mil Srril C«. t•HI \V. Flr»l. St. RII.LINfi........... .. Sfs.ou FHKDKHK K ......... EI7GKNK ....... A RKAI.ISTIC ....W..'(i sV. t h ir d \t \ Permanents n mUMiic Tms ■*•*!. go* to As son p u ll MEETS ALL FIVE STANDARDS FOB REFRIGERATOR BUYING* w q u a l it y rstrra i pfw# w srlese sr Talks To I'arunts th a n L'O Butikv ° S a c c c e i£ ^ " NE-HI all Sundown Stories PIEBRE, S. p.. Aug. J-V—m —president lt.«.,erelt in n rear platform speech from hi. train today reiterated his advocacy of a long-range drought relief pro. gram even though the co*t may be great nt first. Talking to several thousand neraonc nt the end of a tour or federal relief projects, Itor-cvrl! asserted “on the long-range pro. I uram he principle thing i*het<er land use.” I’lrmlin again for co­ operation in the task between nil public ngenric*. he said "unle •' we do it we may lose a very large investment not rnly of money Icit human being* If i< costs tl.000,001) to save 10,000,. 000 I think it i* worthwhile." REMARKABLY LOW BRICE FOR THIS FU LL-FA M ILY MIZE GENUINE Boflltag Cm aori.a r iT n itL ir r n r n r w Au,f’ fwllp M.v«*. - .id a. M .line guard waa wounded fatally n* Hatordar. ................ l ewreaaion, from ...... l : t t and two convict* escaped today Tha lt»v i J. Kettnghan, pastor. in « break from the DeKalb connKundar Ma>>. * •* g, Bonadlctlon aftar tlz ii ty chain gang working in Dru'd Hills, an exclusive residential sec­ iT»i«r MirniniMftr in iitiT t tion. .V I I r « l - . I*.inft»r. rim i.ii Pelt •' v is \ M. The guard identified as Clyita K lilijrt’l. * I.* i.l» i «hl|< * Gresham, shot with his own gun M ortiinu U f in h lp . I I •»# A. u . v m I 1, it ttiltsftrd U i I m h i . Ir.n l*r which was taken from him by con­ Y o im u lv«»i«lr. ; iv it. victs, died in Emery University r r u iKiiFin. T*ttMviii.a II. I*. Iliilchlnctn. n ii|ir r in fr m lrnt CrUnd. Il> a t n,*r U*nots Avo- M rs. W . I* t*hipmftfi. n u p rr in lr n d • Hospital. N h o If - . *.«# I*. XI. *Ht t»f »’hlt«ll#t)w 1*1%Initltl Convicts who escaped were listed Th* i i« c. m iiak»r, pastor. W n ln m .ld i. % «•.» I*. 31. M ill* Nundav Beheol, *:•! A. M. a* Theron Cranston, IK, serviaif Wrrft ttornliip K-rmon. 11 tin A. X. F r i d a v. « im I*. 3|.. f h o lr ? r - -0 years for n stieet rar holdups Kvana-luue H^rvir#. • ®o r. ■ Hf i f m I. W»Jn«a<tav I'rayar so l Prats* T h r mlnlnf* r rn)*»t« Irft . Irt- and Charles Brown, it*, serving P raisr aarvlc* tVvdnaadar, I S* to jrour nm iliim f,itv* Hun.luv two to five years for an auto* l*o. H lortllllK ft»'*l rk rn ln ft. I'o n ir, if mooli* theft. Another gukrd waf w ill »|o I Oil K n il n n r v t w s-.ninnisT i wt n n i slugged by a third prisoner who Itev. tv, J n , t H r . p a sto r. tried to escape. O H ' ) V lllt t II It Hui. lav Nrhiml, la ss A. ■. A ll Ih r eloir. to s of H.mfortl w ill Mutnine H*r«i<-«. 11:?• A. M. n o lle In a I'n lo ii P e rc ie s Hmitl.ic Filming Hrrvlc*. 1.0* H. M. H-rvlira ar* rondurlad in IP* e v e n in g nt Hie I'o n s re K a llo n il li *1 s o V It.ik In . tu .iw n le arrnnd and rnunh Hutidara of aarO 1‘whilln r rspeak montls lly IIARY GRAHAM BONNF.Kt "" rawra . , ■W r n x n a n i i r i o v t i . m i h im m r r w»:t iiiu h *t i h i k h C o rn e r I'a tk A ve n u e am i 3nl talk- blt'nrne, r e HI re e l. Mrs. quocku’s Family Tl., Hr*. J \v tv*y, pea T lie l|r v . Jo h n l l.r n a r .l ll.n it. "\Vr!l, well, tpiacU quack," Honda* Hrhnot t« #0 K. m in is te r . t'rrarhlne 11 a# A. XL Chureh Hchnol. I" mi \| quacked Mr*. Guacko Duck, ”| t . i'. m. h n i r. g T h e r e w ill l.e no l l ml o'clock mutt certainly »rt the pond s e rv ic e on Sint-Uv t'rrarhlne 7 2a f g right*. Summer Is a fin.- tints' fu# icing lazy snd taking .Lulidaye' HOl.t I lloss l l-lsl n r VI. ( Ill HI II nnvr ntrncN nr • but I ant difforrnt from most crea­ •le v. M arlin Itr no. Itecln r. aciitvnar ture*. I don't give in to my feel­ Ckrlsltcn N’lSIlCO IFffifM ftf# K le v r n lh S n n .liv . , n , r T r ln llv . »v»rv HuniLijr motrnint nl lh» rhurrh Ilo lv I'otninnnlon I 3" A \|. ing* in such a way." tl i:««t KriSmt HlfteBf ftl | | M C h u rc h HchmO. s 1 " A M “Quack, quick!" rtclainted Mr. \ tl Hulojw* t iif |*psi>n«**rmitil Is M orning p r.iv cr .m«l s-rn m n , I «« A M J*ni|e Q.incko. “If y.'u’re going to b« si» Thite thureft mttinliilnF • f rs noble, don't b last nnd brag in such I III Hr II lie m i l l llfftd in ff lli»*’»n uf |b» c h u rc h wh»f» F'irth sn.l lloltv a self-satisfied manner.” lh* 11it*Ita And Mil Mulhur»s**d i'hrlft* Th** llrk. t! I. Moure, in t lion frrlBitr* I *ur#fur# raft? H Mrs. Quicku snapped with hef Mr FVIrr ■ rikch Htind.ik ii r#Md. hoTfowFcl n r |>urrhftB«d ttfNift beak ut a passing bug und did no! T u m i..1) fttlil F l Itlft) ft flDlU 1 lit I \i . ; r. i* m H»»h#| »V Ho t.....I. Ill mi \ r. u M \Vr*lnr«dtv *k-1111111 r "hip pay any attention to Mr. Quacko'e remark. She was, in her duck hrarl, T I*. I* II M UR H«NV r o o m i v v Y«»ll nrr | HV||ro| tin MlirBIll.l kk lift a lilt's* ■it ashamed of herself. Hhsa rm m u lift. (I'rnshvlrrlftn ilov*rnm«ftt) ws* boasting a* Tup Notch, th* Metnitift W orwhlfi, 19 •# A . M. t ’lninh Hc'honl. | | iiv A M. H f i r i t i n n i e r m i im i i lousier, might boast. Nor •hsubj Mb **nlte* Hrrvirr. 1 *0 |*. M. Itrliwoiii S|<| Him « f | , she think nf Top Notch in this man« I MlnlBfVr. tho* liratr. J i s t i a l.ofuk V**» ih i ii|» H ill Cl.mulct ner. Tbonipnsin, II. A. N’rill’FR .ll I I !•♦» | M Ilrt J M. Tit'Mii|»«.m In |tromn||ftg Sin- had hud a beautiful summer. ‘*M*-rliti|Cn IlM l .Mr I Mftvisiki" Hun* ^ % M *ntl li | \ l i | - \ ( ) H I M t l ( l 3 U , She shuuldn't complain. N»r should «IM> a*%r li I n M■ 1%| | t(*. «al»ft|*l*f T %I I I T I % % IT.|! w. Ii Akelltli -be give way to duckish bragging, I*%HI.% m i in ii n r Tl..- If-- u '!•*- •’»». I'll •»!*» S( she smoothed her feathers t ii i : *«x%tii:«i: s • «Is*#. • ■ k rk . M||| A« and with a smile on her beak said: The* lie ) |t !•’ I If nil .till, ItdSISf Mu i i . I h f I'* •"» \ \\ Hunilftv K* IomiI. Mum.I a j . | *. ^(. IV. lot.... •r II «»f» \ k| "Let me make some of my poml I'trti«’lilii|(. N un.lib , |] \| KkPiiiiiif B**t kii'ta, ; i . r rabid for the family tiii* evening. N \ I s . N..„.|4». ; IV M i I'rm rliitiH . Hiitul,*). ^ |* tf Itil.l— |i, • I..S I'l r • fit. si Tell the other ducks, will you Ii" " ***•••**• U • tlllvaiUf, l Mfldlk a ! • Mil'si in iti I'l please, Mr. QuerksiT" f It * .. ’ k* III! .11 I" *..|.|o "By all means,’’ lie answerrd. l*k o -l ! to eselk „ « •*'•%• % • MININ Mrs. Quack" was ns busy n t T h » I •»% r K .ir l I I' p s i , pitslop, l(r m|<|* |«, r ftlfttjr r iN ft- r I'M ! ***13 | B i l l %3 I M l IM M busy roll'd te for a fowr moments Huiitli | h. I....|. : M.| |*# II and then Iter salad was ready. All Hrr %!•>•. Z uti |* \| Htoti H* I....|. i I . l| Ihe ducks swam over tn the edge M., •• •kl. | | M• \ M • T.. « MMi<kri«\ • I I I III II H r»i-i*oitvo.i ^ •»•» I* 3| of the pond under the old willow hllial, |U , l..rl| Cke U ., .|M|s > I* It live, and Mrs. Quncko smiled a t *U|.tai Inism l, |,| l..*k. she look'-d alxitit her. What a love­ '» I M I |IB\ 311 '1 3 •" ftln s ly duck family they were! Nil»o I v■ I I . It ... \fte r they had finished eating, n n v r is % i-ri« r < h i t n i i •hey waddled around the grassy <•* I l l ' l l ef.IttlO n .‘ I I • , I •• ^0in Ilf. *| I , !• ml. Mo»f*r. - J a|if alii bank and rung qujik '"-j r-.-ngs, ■*»•• lls “Cheep, cheep,” cam* one iitllil ' '■••"per. o - s la ia n l V ••« » » ■ * I* '•l.lr* I ■ tln l.n .lsn l, in ,-h.irn. I I* voice iH'twei-n the verses and th* • 'Is Fi • t K iih J.cr. "M e-klnn i l l , lltoftl." ll !• la. 3 ! choruses of Ihe ducks, That video •'f ' “flfn » »’i C :|. 1- r m «o| % ft Itiir, I* was not the v ice of one of her tamilv. Mrs. Quack" Inewr that. I I. I! riiiftr ii«i»ri«r « m m h Ttl Tl. An I it sounded so «arf, so lone y , . t #• |tr " 'llidiii Ilf rt# t* 3f so lout. lais-rt tn i HuhtUr Ns I* •I. Y.I3 A M ) M l, •to*rllFHi Biff fin.4 \\ i •■fMp. 11 a 31. I ’ll.I « NABib: iBBfti » ........ 33 .•*rw|,i|. % , I* 3 1 U*.|f.. . |. t W u i *lil|i » *"• I*. ' 31 tr.vr ff*. for Mia » ••-I 11flit, • Mitil Hftiifonl Avsnuft. r .t v . \V. I. l*4tnpb?IU p e j* tor. H indu Oa'hwri. !• i i A. u I'f e.tt ftlriM hrrvl**#, 11'tl# ||. I'l*n Ittal lSrltr\A \ V** TnuniC |>v plr s Mrrlliitf Frldft/, ?:!• IV M l%I’^ y rr Mrrlint: W > t l n r #:Jd ' tv tl r i . Jn.| an.l *<t> tV.dnviTh* Defends Fred WilliamH Host Roosevelt Drought ProiTrcim To A T O Members ROOFING !M U Mrs. E. L Morrow has returned Irtm points In Tennessee whe.u the has bv*n visiting relntlvety Convict Guard Dies A r Prisoners Make A T THE CH U RCH ES Trofestor and Mrs. G. K- Mc­ Mrs. Karl Wets*!, who has b**n Kay, and Mis* Florence McKay, WEDNEHD.tr vbKIng ta r parents, Mr. and Mrs. nrv expected to return Monday p i A pha Kappa sponsoring 1. F. Rivers In DeLand has re­ from Cloudland, Ga., where tV y "Girl Break” dance at City Halt. turned home. have been spending tta summer. Besvers Ta Work Overtime Three ’ times shall sunny, lovtly Franca Be lad to play a bloody dance; Before tha people shall ba free Three tyrant ruler* shall she ate; Three rulera In *accession, Each spring from different dy­ nasty. FLAGS AT HALF-STAFF FOR DERN Our Kite] I More POPULAR h ------ Than Ever For — — Stcfiki ------Chicker ------Chop Suey hdi your fem ritr drink. You'll find it at I'rrk'n Iter. And j muII find ia rniird rixhl and srrvrd right. . . a rrsull uf srlrrlnl liquor anil nperialiod mi sing. That's th* secret uf thr popularity uf I’rrk'a hrtler dr irks, servrd Ih* R lt.lir way P E R K ’S PL A C E P h o to BI25 3 Mi. So. on O rbuidn Ruud OPENING DANCE id l e i i o u r (longwood fla.) TueHduy, Sept. I 0 Til ? Spoasairarai by 4'elrry Camp Nu. B25 W. O. W. Nattftird Munir by l.ivingHlun’M Merry mukrr.s i ; to to i i M ta t t aa tto to to ! ! This Week SPECIAL R“«k Crystal Goblets Ir* Teas .Sherbets 73 Each lit j McLuulin’s 111 8. I’atk litM t H U H IH IIU U IMt i — - • l‘k n > v - 'r . ---------------- --------------- ------- :------, . . . ■ • ____ mamsi 1 # • % m �Seminole W. T . KRtXT, « H i l H l i , . R l t m K iU .T ,* lli> 4 » t. t o : r k t t t k r u , t , a i u x *, at*t* at llM rilk. Tan n n M nhy ardarrd i X reH»lrrd la ha MX »H * l *n#a lb* lib day a t HaX. 1*1*. la tba mil nl romylaiat filrd > |ilM l yea la Iba abova antHlad aaaaa a i l Coart. Tha M if w l ItarbM la kart by dr elan* tad- aa Iba aawapabar la whlab ihta a r iir akall ha pabllahail far fnar m a rr r jtlr r araabs. Wllnaaa O. I*. Ila rn la a CWrb at aaM I'lrraH C av t, aad Iba ntllalal aaal Ibarral »b Iba lib dejf at Aua. A. IX III*. ^ , a at# a waak tar at laaat four a K HKRRliOH. jaaaaaallta araaba la Tba baafard Clafb. W« « n gras** ,.-,asK). r,s&y: drift into Onaa a>4 a i t i n t , la l a a M , brnlaala Canal*. Flarlda, tbla tlh bay at Aacaat, A. D .llli. o. r HER ROOM, Plarb at. Iba Clraalt Court Iba Aral of Srytrbi Mr*. W, J . Hart rowplatrd Uw MR Stataoa ITalmaHy. Florida HanlUrlom an Aa*. U . Ifa la U a r p r Yirwail. If. V AST id S g f g R p r tnptaVA CTTRL’a*" fl ROWERF Ab•OflATlOM, a raryarmllaa, ja< l ^ " ^ I ^ R b J W I H t M I. Railrr la baraby ( I n i Ibal aata« and by vlrtaa a t a* tlaal t a ­ r n * of lorartaaar* a a t aala iaadared la tba Clraalt Court la a a t tar Rawlaal* Ceaaly, FlarMa, la Cbaarary, aa, la-all. Iba tlb bay at Aagaal. A. D. lit* , la a aaaaa Ibarata la a l l i t . arbarala Iba l b •band* Rational Baab at T a a fk a roruaratlaa. a a Traataa. T i ytalaiirr a*4 Oaaara rilraa Crow* r r f Aaaarlatna, a corporation, ■ 4araa«aat. I will tail at yabUd aatrry la tba hlbhrH b M b r b t *a*b la baud, al Ih* (rout tboF at Iba baailaala Ceaaly C*M Mauea la Iba Clip at U iS m C •aailKiila Ceaaly, Florida, durtnf Iba Iraal hour* at aala, aa Hea­ d e r Iba lib day at RaylambaF, A. h. I»l«, Iba aaaaa balak Iba tl*M N e a u r In aaM maatb, Iba feliswhui Aaaarlbad laada altRala, t o j f f ' . f f W . I : at *Fla" ld iT l lf >aiy ctarb. b. W. JKRBCH, Allaraay far Iba Canylalaaal. ■ F ’” ara y WATER AIR GAS or OIL II Rill ef Complaint flint a (tla rim la tha abara *01111*4 ran: and Caurt. The Kanfont Itrratd la b*T«l dralanalMl aa th* n«»*Mp*r I whkh lhi* o rtrr ahall b* aal llabrd tar tiiar roaaaiullfa weak Wltnaa* (*. r . I la radon. C W hl Mid Clrcall Cnun. and th* » final aaal lh*r*nt an tb* fib 4| at Alb. A. U l» H , a p. ■ ia w A i-1 Ur iikritoor. ci«ri A - **• w “ « . DIRECTORY arm.' Santord E lectric •d • Christina r .p f w m maathiR a l tha haadh l**t towdsy, ta d a« Wadnradp they, with MLaa Ira W lo ttified Advrtim m m t* i A C ir. t r l a r y ' fn rat Ill year. Mika Bam . M Lacuat. IND10M TI0N ralWrad Oal f r a a i w y M dortor’* ¥ 9*m. 1/dn. at Mrhaysm*rn VWhw a a__ * u **r* Png i f - . m WANTND to IraIk for MbMlaM In (ha Refrigeration * A lt Conditioning Held. Wtlta M W , Haralrl. SOMETIMES, in a friend'd house, you aee a particular- ttraetfre chair or table. Or perhaps If ■ a hew coat or brew, or mnbo delicious new food-product. ‘ / ' You dou*t aak: “How did you know Blank’s had H r Tloroioaoaoodtoaali;thoroliuoaqrstovyabout WILLIAMS roturrtl girl, haw*# work. I l l Cypraaa • t .. ,f % 4t$ #' *. th a t You know your friend roods the adesrtieeaMata > i»—btiaa in this paper. You Merely sigh euviowly, and think: M1 must hurt missed reading the ads that day.** Make It a habit to road the advertising page# of r ‘u �*■*, 1—*.gp w , > A s . > • ” ' ■■.' *T_ V.££?! .'« , e ^yye s ^ J b ^ * . CAll For Firkt F ootball Saint$ Take Second Game Fjrai O fP la y -O ffF n m G-Men Schneider iGaiaa Beit Of SweCttey In LoopAwoeDced ^ A cB teA ir A jm . w* r j <• — • m a . Jf * 1 'J ^ '* ' * Momd Dnel, U«fttatf!G*Men To Five Scattered Blow* MOOXUNE. Mss*, Aug. 29, — The defending champions, V U m r Allison and Johnny Van Bya, reathed the croaa reads of their long rarters yeiterday when they qualified for the ftaal round of the national team tourney, along with their luppoeodly unbaatble rivets, Dan Budge and warn ms^ C egA McLm . who te eecr \v,yne Sabin, 7-5, * 1 . *-1. t h e B u t e High Beho il yj.,, |)*vl* cupper* Budge and C te m m ’ AaaeemUon that wx* jfjkn advanced by registering ■M HoriM the clinic, atated th".'-: (j. -jr re.-inl triumph In a week f a p n w o * n a n than TI warier ' ov . yn n ki« |>.r krr. Spring f ro * alt n rtlm if the »uir ^ . N> j , n..-!. 7.5, «-.i M M a t to itm lj t to new-lyetem* , , w nn,| lu k o hpiw turned *4 ioothall. hnahethnl) and true h .,, , h„ mu. Jef, nHer* in every to h a put Into effect a t the Wife *3 ■• -itnling and ore favored In * u , 'J « 1 ‘H*in ,r>dofJoah Cody, Lew Hardage, and A, n1 „ |lW attraction, Fred Yes. It'* a tact — lobbyJeMO te a letvham Datoh Stanley Inetructed foelhull >rry England’* Itavi. cup hen. probably wouldn’t recogniss the world'* meet atotoato, white Joah Cady a l w . .^ , th(, wotM’, N„. t amateur • pose, but thit’e who It is ail right. Jeaee tie latoruetod 'baakathall etudenl'. . . ..^ a r o d In a two-»et exeffort to Improve hio ehoottog, Aad tho ewlteb with Percy Beard, new athtetli • f|)l. ^ •natch against 17-ycurhi* stance and form. They're Itwdele fee aeolatoat at the U atvenlty, la-' f J „ r Hunt of Is* Angrt-*. .The picture wee made at Atlanta. (Amesletad etructlag track itadeaU . | i* the recent nailnnal Bagular hovra uood by rHsnpintuhlp |day. I'eriy the school, aeeordteg to toe g.fl> (ij) BeaMaete High School coach, who yy,0 rr nnd in the woman'etotod th a t cteaeea were begun a t d|fUlofl w|4 filled „ h e n Mr-. • o’clock la the morning, ad- Jolm Va„ Ryn, wife Df the onteam ed a t I t o’clock, resumed a t jm , j*frmi,r |n n.» mrn> mmI o’clock, odjoumod a t S o dock, p#u t|oni ami Caroline Babmrk nf ■ad reoomed *1 T acteeh i to ha ^ ilrfrain l the top. • ^ a m a d at IA octech, glvfag 11 ran)iinv fr reign entry. ITr,.:*. taB heave of iaatcwetlee for the SvhrUi Ifenwlln of France mid t h r u days of Dm cited. Mnl [toothy Amint* of New A now system, whteh U some. Y ofk g.„ ^ who* elmllor to tho Wonwr wing. Thnne victor* will engage the h u h system will ho Installed on ^ ^ a u t ^ f u i .tofending rhomthe gridiron by Coo*li Cmly '" j* ! pinn-, Helen Jacob*, notional no I season a* tho Ontor* faee their yyimbleilcn tingle* queen, an I toagh to g a iu achadule. The »y»-, Mrm gan,), | ‘, | f ry Fnbyan who teak according to Coeeh Me- q uallfw Thuroiay. SPORT CHATS S T A N D IN G S L O I U M l Jud,| a nd Dyer nf Polumbu*; Dixon, Rlnmlwarth, Kane, M artin and S3.—Rain P urler nf Cidumbbii B. le l t i , Bog* rnit-ri! the post pone merit of the ner, Stratton, Maxwell, Early, second game of the Shaughne.sy Wether and U m b of JackaonvtU t pliiyufr between PnUlkn and Wenninger, Fischer. Lunak. A d v rDay lmin Hemh, *fheduled for the ,hl. Palchln, Jnl.qvi.n and Thom at Axnleu Ihiwl here yesterdny aft* nf Augusln; flocei son, R-ncling. " " .'''" ‘J • with n nent liunt am i the Sntnt.-'i ernnnn. The rnnlest will he * ,i«.„t..t I'vin* T.rt iridP rtctil filitolf *i ["Jj i h rrt-l"P -cored stnnding on Jue'c Vriwena" -harp sin g le to lett. ' Itleorge Andrew* forced Owen* . I! I ' at -eronil, llevetl lo Ilnrk, hut p r ' '' Dave Swindell bounced n -Inglo through >hmt anil Andrew* later , -errerl from th ird when Charlie ’P f l Irtehn* rrnrkeil th a lirnt pilch I ic e ri ft center fo r tw o nark*. In iu la p u t* bu ra h Host »a P la r lB a a ll H ru u h ly n Pbliadslahla VnOM erX MeeoMo C h ie a a u I t ; Ho.lom X. N ew T u rk t | P tttsb u rsb I Isnloas). U r o o k ly o >.<: r t n e la n s t l t-C. FblloCeliikle l; HI. laiul* *. <1* <tog|M faA if Spartanhuru Junior* ) To Play In L i t t l e : World SerieA ForEaat. Vtoston *1 I ' k l r x i * . F h lla g e lp b l* *1 HI. t .iu l* . New V»rk at Hltletiursb. B r o o k ly n *t r t n r ln n e t l. 4UKXJI4X UUAWB W on I m I *3 41 *> XX Cl to *1 C* *4 41 ■! Il Neve Y o r k P ie v o la M L'h le ap o D e tro it W a e h la g lo n ■ oeinn ■I. Jamie 44 P et. .**1 .1*1 ,l» .It* .111 ,411 V* ,XM P h lr a a o 4: W a s h in g to n I . Ht. L o e la 1*1; tlo eto a l- J . , N ew Y o rk 14> I * ; D e tro it IHeeunC asm* IAlO)e V Is* lng*. 1 P l e * s l s n d . I ’ k lls 4 * lo b la , » U y t4 at U ls r J i t * to r m .n u t . r s r w ’ s s i . r le v s la n d at 1’M ln d slp b ta . I ’ lllr s g n * | W u liL n g t u * . Ml. L o u ie * t Itu-iim . DKOH<;l t-rLOOMM J.B4U ro to su to" 11 Altoav. *7* u WAI.KF.lt SPRP1USKK— HD TIHKHH FIIRHIYK DF.TROIT, Aug. a3 .-(A 7 — F r one act. the Detroit Tiger* feigove all of Herald W alker's ...... .. vioii* Irantgreaaion*. Walker, well up to hi* average this season for unorthmlox tin-' running oni being the victim "f unexpected putmit*. pullril n Tv rriih-i-h bate th e ft against th,Pltiloilriidibt. Athletics. In n typically surprise manen* ver—thl* on* w orking—Wr liter dashed home front second ha,e during a double piny to score De­ troit's winning run in the lust of the eighth. Cornelius Johnson, the U, (S. Olympic high-jump champion, ■ay* he'll do 7 feet some day, wlulo Forrest Tuwas expects In do Id. In the high birdie*. a* Atbsoy a at 1 *1 Y h o m a sv ltle , T s ila b a s a s s c J ACX DONVILLS Aog, The flrat a n n u l ill-a tar team of the Bally League produced one unanimous choice, every voter taklag part in the eelecUon geiag right dewn the line for Catcher Franda Healey of the Caluaibuq Red Bird*. Several othera cane* cleee to felting a full vote, hot FLORIDA UTATK LRA O lK In tame epota the difference of opinion attend up hot fighla he* Pteyeff Blandinga fore a decision waa reached. w . i. T. ret. HI. Aiifiiatlh* I A t t*»>A Four member* of the Colpmhtta IhH nnn |l#itfh I A A lift tram, four Jacksonville Tara, three liiilh*pvi)li» *1 I rt AaAil PlllAlkn « I A Actnit Macon Prachee, and one SavniMh Indlen made up the tram, Colune> frw«*r4w*'w Mp b i In IMiifwIff Ipflr* Ma and Augueta falling lo land n _ Pi, AhuiniHu’ j , isaIiipbvIII** representative, ............ . It.•At'l'i fit inaNlhfio A prepo tide rente of votea awugg ruin. to Date Hamel ae manager, dan. liAinrw T w d a y cel led the T*r* to a first half latof«9t fir»lr* Though thy 8t. Ixiul* Cardinal*, vktory in the league race. His ?<. A u a u *U u v a t ilj i i t r .- t i l l f , l**Vt<'H, i t - '' h h i t*.,l*|K n have, slipped constantly for tier closest rival for the s U t i r post last few week-, Dirty Dean has *** Eddie Dyer of Columhiia. contributed hi- thnr- to . the The team hat everything that lng affair ot Gainenville which games won, and w peita btlieyo all-star aggregates* should hove, endetl In ilarkne** with Ihe score that ho will I*, the d.iiding fac- There I* hitting and defentlva ilmillScknl ot 7-nll, the senes tor In bring the 'r r c t i i l lo tho atringth, good pitching and the coiilcat yesterdny wa* slrirtly a boys from St. Uow. necessary speed on the boass. mound duel with Schneider shad. ■■ «" ■■■i— ■■ ------ - — I Votea by the league writers wpre •r»ic |{ed Sweeney in II -pirile.l ex. i * C « collected by the Nallonal Aasoriahiliition which wo- put over its vMi'Sniiidid — , tlon pres* bureau and the teem i ThImIi an hour and .10 minute*. ^ * tabulated frum them. In order to ■t . i i u i i f m ; The dMlnesvillo hletuler right* IAU»*tin, If « u I e extend recognition to those draw* hander yielded but *lx hit* hut Mi'ilaWiiii, in i I j i .teg vote* out sot wianiag placet vf Ihe Saint* corralled four of their F l t iH f r u lil, i i j * on the teem, they are given honv hl.iw. in Ih,1 fourth to sweep Amlrwvt ri, I li i • Il » orable mention. Here’* the way the away an early 1 to it (i-Men trail. HVtllnliil, If i 1 ; ; t*J:trt all-star team of tho Ba.ly i.fiiau*. 21* Scbnehler’* only druwliark wn» llnnilrr. 111 t o i l league alack* up: J M k ,li|iF|i|**t * |i hi* wlldne**. The tasosst ure nouth* J t JH J! J Player, Position ‘ Club paw [»*unl seven liase- on ball, t* s ri it Prout, l b .... Iitllwn In Aii» mw || but u double play nnd an air. Columbus uvl UbiA - l tirilllliA, mb 'tig h t Saint defense pulled him IBM iAV HUB—-2 TuUjs 3b ..... Polumbu* u v e r every dork *|>ol with the exi*r». Ainirrvta Orenfo, u Polumbu* [replion if the third when Hols iiinuA, Owwii* Ih.nfcir, If j I'itman'’* single pu-hed home tho' j..,, hiu: U ifkaa (tAmblf, rf lone Pmine-ville run. | mol 2. H dCflfli'tn; » * . _ * IliiUtklto plN)|' EltPlIg FI ..... Shaw Hock opened the romid| i.„,, m. Ih. ii uh Healey, c ... hy drawing n hu<e on ball* nnd I '' ‘a' HI. AUHU*lln* n . . n ^ ,k_ r H.'hupiii.r r. •■•xiwv, tnp then stole the iniild'e sack. Pick] *(rJ ■'ISr ». * » „ . Hraun, Ihp . Adslr fcimed, Imt the olwny-| ■i.r ,-*» " « • Moore, Util. ■Inngern i« Pitiimu i.inuled lo l e f t i' " 1 Hansel, Mgr.....- ........ Jacksonville nnd Hoik bent limit Hdi-ou's A z a le a 1 Honorable m ention— Harris, throw to Ihe plnte. « . , .Slaughter, Harriott, Oehler, Krlat, After wnstiut; n ningle hy Jorry Fllrgernld in the opening I frame the Saint* bounded hl.ek with n four Int nil nek mnl u win­ ning I wo-run rnlly in Hie fourth. nlaried Ihe Skinny MrHownn -ruling spree w Hi n single tluongh ilnrk at seeoml. Filxgrriild sari ifirril him tn second | N*w Turk P h lu g o S I. IT. AII GUST W E , Aug. 29.-A five-hit muunil performance by Jo in Dutch Schneider am) n ■parking 8t. Augustine i)«r«i«i pw the underdog Salnti * thrilling 2 to I victory o w the Gainesville G-Men here yesterday and lent the Ancient City elan toward the Florida S tate League pennant. Sweeney then buckled down nnd McHnwan'* hingle in the eighlli u»* the only other hhnv r l "rctri' I'Y the SnintV list ting nriler hut the dnhinge w n done, SrhnwMwr krpt fiuinexvllle'* flvo w r|| .(.aitrrrd nnd wn* nt hit wh.n n fl-Mnn ndvanced In u (coring pnsltlort. Jack Owen* made the only ml*f mi li - tu a „ f th,, renle-t but hi* riUe ie gov- #rol cl,t three li-Men off Ihe church lu i,.. t„ kill Oniiu -ville rallie.. nr »ecHitting honoi* went to Skinny MiHowun of the Sninl* Slid Hob lin er. il Pitniun of ilniiie-ville. Doth . Weie mauled out two single*. |.rtcha*' irrr*. iloiilde was Ihe only extra bn e Idol* of the contest. rear-old The nrenr of the play-off winkl'd .erifs shift* to tlninesvllle tinlny srason where Hie rWul Florida State | la-ngue pennant seeker* will I struggle at 4 o'ehek. i „ „ , , ' i. r ix t u t ll.l t: am it " A I'0" 1..... ti.,. k. it* J i l l lar.Mia-Lv.iHlr. il 3 o t o ttevn Lt’llllMO, til 3 J O 4 . 11 f tt'"'* ' " 1,r Iran*. Ho-pi gregnl"’ry ' Crew Coach Ky Khrlght o f th University of California Is alrcad- flam tha weight of U a ^ y in g P'»n »J cai'tuie the 13H» hackfield, coupled wlthlOlympi* rowing events at Tokyo. M aBd vxpertanc* It is ----- .. ■■ L ---- — Ate goaaibility that for ____^ I t o g C ^ m r .. tto tecala PR TER *PEh geiagh aa uadofsatod _______________ Mile te as follows: Rogtte here; Oct D, to tal p e t Id, Daytona Q et 23. DtLand (teals th(r*| Nov. k toggg, a ig h t g san ; a a t e l af JaeksoaviiU . ax a t Augustus Mar. M , Thanhagivlag HAVt THE hum s �Ft m m m - f . T JT - ^ . v - T L ? . 7 I v f ~oT : i *t v - T VP<y->f -pgi.iT 1 ^ ‘iiA -rT 'Ub£&%i&£ ^m w m m v * . ' ■ * \ r . V i^ ' . * .0 • * • . • • ' 4m .* u , I ■" 1.• 1 —- ** _ .. .... AKm f i ) « % n e w Ih m h Newest Fila • l l u fi-. M M W«xR M i «f tks want dsllgktful I IN N (fans. Starting off we ■ ta in t n a i » , of fun ■vUtag dash that makes It ’Uw kit p k ta m of Iko ssiBlag. Oaky, Slag.** Tks .toI takooff on oa* of nur betm b actors sad kls aiurh tad lady friend. A ir* Fay* Wa/uakaown trying I s ( i t a MA. whfle Adolph Menjou play* I ' part *f a Shakespearean sc­ r. whs Konwoe* around in hi* Write, gad finally tks two get Bn knows nations I SI Romeo M JaHat. Also In tko r a it are M ta f Whalen, Patsy Kelly, Te<l ■ b v O w i r y Ratliff, and the fan added attraction, "■Uwpede," «H! Trouble Proving H er Innocence Michael Whalen, Adolphs I nJiT going daffy *W roaming i w w * In Us nlfhtl*, Gregory Ratoff, Um demon dialectician. m M gtag t to EaglUh language, Iks king m a qtaen ef corned/, Tad I M j *' Patsy Kslly, saw string a l langb rvcords, sad tk s Kits B ra tto n bringing t i n k U i l M tM clowning ta the scrata, “lilnm Baby, Slag” open. Haaday a t »ka Hits Thsater. Fresh from tko kit . a U . af Twentieth Ceatury-Foa, tko fteturn la said ta tap tksir prevtaa# triumph, "Thanks A Mllllaa." la g million ways. I A laugh-jammed, ssag rrammad scramborto sf stars, saag i aad show-stopper*, “Blag. Bahg Mag** wealthy woman whoso hobby Is aiding ihona In troubla. Ml« I k s h taken to Mis* Wrstley'a horns and sha finds It n s i r nffo household, peopled with a weird a s s o rtw n t of ox-crimtU e a gaaa am a laugh spree la "Blag, Baby, Bing," naw Twen­ nals. Iloo le v / follow* hor th.ro and Vntern hor room through a tieth Century-Poa melange of melody, marrtmaata and romance, wlrwlow. Tho girl I. terrified anl Aboro are Adolph Menjou, AHe. Pay., aad Mkkael Whalen in one prendre* to meet him a t tto of the beetle highlights ef the fUm.____________________________ front ra ta . . When sho returns to tho bon u Min Pea Is horrified to find 111m W estlcy dead and hor hut* V P N iiin . bond, H enry Stephenson, dying — I b a d i y bring* Prance* Dee, both of poloont itM lhmlevy, and Chare* ButThe Irreprenalbl. Drmlevy rnf*s*tk la "Half an Angel," all malnr unshaken In his faith In ag l a girl who re n t team to help Mlsr Ilea’.* Innocence and blithe­ Widely totlded aa the strang­ • g accnsed of murdor. TkHlls, ly set* o ut to find the real killer. est drama *v*r lived and ac­ t a t y , romance, and rrrttsm ent With Ijtumlgring Butterworth claim* I as on. of tk . outstand­ situation, which afftrd s untold' Gregory Ratoff, a Ikaatricnl t a W make this good entertainconstantly Interfering and 'gum- ing fll machkvements sear pro­ mirth In Barbara Stanwyck’s new agent, nkled by hie secretary, h i mlnir up tho works," Donlevy's duced In Htllywood, "Tk. Road starring fibu, "Thu Undo Walks sy Kell/, and hta stooge. Tad A AsaWe feature will he seen pun-jit of th* murderer Is at *o T.lory," Twentieth Century- Out," featuring Gen* Raymond llcaly, la valaly v y in g ta gad a lataaaday and Thursday, Baromr full o f suspense and dram* Ron Productions comes Wednesday and Robert Young. 'now jab for Alice fay** whs (ta* p P M Stanwyck, Gens Raymond, sud uproarious with 'comic situa­ tu the lilts Theater. An Independent bride (M lsa'ircn fired from the night club la S j t a l Young In "The llrld* Walks tions. .' Fredric March, Warner Boater Stanwyck) and her telllgcrcn , which she has been eiaglng. aad "Road to Glory," star"Half Angel," A Darryl P. and I-lonel Harrymore ore etarred head-strong, young husband (Roy-. On Alice’s closing night a t the HppR Predrie March, Lionel BarZanurk Twentieth Century pro­ and tho supporting cast include* rnond) encounter Robert Young cafe, Adolph* Menjou, a famous R . f H y . »»d Warner B aiter. It duction. w as directed by Sidney June Long and Gregory Ratoff, a* a very rich playboy who be-1 celebrity on a spree, disrupts bet jc M rl access*ry to i*y anythin? l-enflcld w ith Kenneth Msrgowan a* well a* a host of other screen friend.* the couplo and becomor performance by insisting oa dotag K lB M i either of the** two pictures, a-.uiciate produerr. player*. attracted to the glrU | lhe t o cony scene from "Rome* M ta h rated a* two nr lh* best this Complicating 'the )itustlorr. I* ltBj J u)t*|_’* Howard Hawk* directed the film based on tha screen story MUs Stanwyck's continual desire fu to ff Instantly visualises a aoaK :' ll* ry Bolaml glm* her first hy Joel Hnvr and William Faulk­ to return to work sc.that she can „ IU)n. , ehwiw ^kUctly aad K P j ta a ik role on tho screen when ner. Nunnal'y Johnson* wa* as­ as- augment hubby's (IS , week and „ lu ln lbo newspaper reporters, Q*A Ran Come* Home,” plays Prlsociate prrilucer. swathe her lov.ly body In silks lu.„ w ^ MklkM, ^ h a k a . aad sat ns- But conjugal love tilMenJou finllly mindt „p |a M ,, Another double feature la irhcd umplu In tha endalcoholic hospital where aa am R « M Bator,lay, with Charles Rtu"Tho Bride Wnlk:, Out" further t , „ itc h| IB. Katoff manages t . l 'J J t a r i a r m l In "Slsm|wdo," 0 benefits In performances hy tw a 'er-, h lh, by eolwl#etag Um .tatHUag Western, and Chark-s Laugh as tmtddlc-h. ailed, butter-fingered Charles Butter Worth of the sricens most populnrsheapllinJ attache, th a t Tad Heaiy r BMforri In "I'rhlr of tho Miphy*kkaFor the first time la her screen "dosd-pan laugh-snatchers, N e f ,, MenJo0.. 6r£*M*w h lle r la a pklura 'n Is bafflrd by It *11 In Harr; I F. Zanueh'* Twentieth Century produrMonJow u ltm4y io nmtlm M f . career M ary Bplsnd Is to be seen hpark. and Helen Broderkk. T h. uWBtah lk k fo rd Is a tough, worn­ Turn ‘H alf Angel." Frances Dee and Brian Donlevy nr* ala* la the feeIn a dramatic* role; a part with a laltcr, who » oo.l In the le p rnnv , h| for drlnk> u t lh, ^ * J b t a l l a i marine, with Plorenro cast. — dramatic punch that will open the of llroodway s corned knives bei , M *s the ono who rapture* his eyes, or tho thootaad* pho havo *nJoyed fawn! her Imlv hnly In la mmn!U« enroedk*. ‘' • recently been seen In "l-rvo Miss Roland Is coming to lh* r » « H**" whlfh Raymond Rit* Theater on Friday In Para, ,f cr‘" J T' ' . . 1 Tount’s "A Son Come* Home," dl- 'Gwried thl* RKU Radio I kturo. reeled by E. A. Dupont, and thl* I* . j ZZ T,« the prmluctlon that laui.che* h e r' D e l o S M Y o U t f l (v O fS * Hitherto unrsreeled scene* «r on her way to a place • • th* screen, T s n . Y a n * C ln n tp n c * * perhaps. Ilka th* on* the once en® B IT S C n i e n C I ? America's military might, conrtuirated In the nation's wust.trnm-jit byed en the stage. DELAND. Aug. 29— G Pl-Judgr ■UlUry outpost Ihe United States A. D. McNeill, yesterday sentenced Marino Corps Rase at San -Rieg.i, A Id-karat diamond whkh Joaa M. Shaw, 23. of DeUnd. «re stirringly pur* del fardo o dug up In tha Novo Rlv- l« H> I*ar» nt the state prison •areas the screen as atmosphere rr fields of Brazil ha told for ft,- f°r >h* fata! shooting of hi* brilh■ N teddent In Columbia'* new mo tjon picture drams, "I'ride of ll„, Above are seen Robert Young, Gen* Raymond and Barbara 390. The b jy ir sold It to a lapidary *r> Elbert, at th* Shaw homo hero for 91,200. last March. ' Marinas," which l» showing Butui. Itanw ytk In "The Bride Walks Out," hor newest comedy film. ____________________________ | Shaw, Indicted for first drgrY' ■W U t the Rili Theater. murder, pleaded guilty to manTwenty-sla hundred of the cmihdown the hultet-blued trail of ad 1daughter during the course of hLs try*a fighting lealhertipcks, m.my venture in Kyno’s new punch- rial last week. nf them veterans of Cuta, Nkpacked ysm ef rouadupe, and ro­ Robert shot his trother with a mance! Hold th# reins, w»'r* rid­ ihotgun at the latter was return­ ing hard for "Stampede!" , _ # » ing home at night with a friend from a wrestling boct. The p ris­ Six of Hollywood'* most famous <‘S t 8 m p € d € H B r l l l g r i oner told the court yesterday l* song-writers combined tholr tela . _t » did not Intrml to kl'l his broth­ ents to creeto the hit tune* fro S tU rT e tt NCW i t GIG er, but thought lh* two worn oth­ lured In "Sing, llsby, Sing," Twen— ■ Major-General Philip II. Torrry. er persons coming to get him foltk th Century-Fm picture eoml.ig New th ril s from the danger! lowing threat* against him. Sunday to the Ititx Thuxler with dipped pen of the aco of adventure An unldentlGeit man lust his fishAplce ......................... teg polo from a ferry slip n u r . . „Fnye, - . , . . _ roaring Peter IL The gn-gn Rltx Rrothrra, famous stage comedian*, bring Gregory Itatoff, Tid llcaly, I’aNy Kyne tslo of brave men and reckkind of clewing to the screen In “Ming, Raby, Sing." Kelly, Mkhaiq Whalen and tho Ira* romance! I f t Co umbta’a oatRita Brothers. door dram a "RUmpedu," starring “ love Will Tell" n nj “Sing, n«- stalwart Charles Starrctt, which by, 8log" were written hy ls>w will open Saturday a t the Ititx 'JVJIack and Jack Yellrn, "You Theater. Turned the Tildes On Me" hy |.,u- A hurricane ef heaitx ami hoofs 1* Alter and Sidney D. Mitchell. *we<!>* aero** the screen. Race CHARLES PROVIDES LAUGHS 'Road To Glory’ SUdwyck*B Latest C alled Straafest P ic tare Features Drama Ever lived Raymond, Younc 0*LO, Norway, Aag. «!,—UP> - T k s cahtaot derided taatgkt to U m Trotsky, k a d s i ca.Ba, la isslstkn aadst a spsctal HENRY FONDA TO WED SOCIALITE Seminole ChsmberOf Commerce Aligns Self With Majority a f aa arArr establishing special falsa "regutettaf Trotsky's mere. Oviedo School To Begin Year’s Term Nattily attired la slacks aad September Seventh sports Jacket, Rath Chatteris*, th* film octrees, la shown startlag M pilots from Cleveland to La* Angeles In her erosa-ronmtoy air derby, as Um opening m a t ta the IBM National Air Welfare Beard b Distributing Jons To Bo ed L o c a l l y g r e effk* hi tha CM rt House. .i. White tha regular agent 'was taaadtog en# nwwth la th# Formal application blanks for lir r th Carol ina meuntalna and •Id ago pension assistance are be­ • marth a t th* eeasM* In h.-r ing distributed today to Stars Lake Werth, F in , horn*. Mis* Board of Social Welfare branch vKnth Durrenberger shoulderml office* In Florida counties, accord­ Iren* ration activities ing to pres* dispatches received here from Tallahassee. Mrs. Jimml* Ridge, director nf • Karty hi September, Ml.* Baytatoa auid, th* regular win­ welfare operations In Jirmlaote ter program af 4-H Clubs will County, said tha blanks hod not under way atmaltaneouely bean delivered to tk* local office. Persons eligible for old sg* pen­ With .the epenlag ad eehooL Thera are approximately 150 sions must be 70 y e a n of age femJnol* County f lrii. aligned • r over, muit have lived In this With 4-H work today, and about state for at least five year* anl •0° women who participate In of th* Inst nine, and they muet ho home demonstraf m dub nclivt- In need. Th* amount of money drawn by ellgiblr* will depend upon th* particular Individual's needs, ac­ cording to atiuplationa governing th* assistance program. Mrs. Ridgo pointed cut that . BU>M1Y, R ik , Aug. II.—(Al— some will need complete support; President Reoeevek reaihad kero others may need only partial as­ today far aa automata)* tour of sistance, since they will ha la n Prrofht area* in W wtern Nebraa- position to llva with friends re r*L athres. Payments ranging from |S per lari* crowd wrtn m e d kiwi month to 930 per month hav* teen authorised. County governaseata or* to provide half the sum, while the stata government wll| furnish th* remainder. Th* onset amount rock person receives will b* fixed on th* teals •f n careful budget of hla needs. From this budget will bn sub­ tracted any Income whkh the ap­ plicant receives, and tha balance will be th* amount of tha monthly M sittM ci m i L Peneloao are aapected to go In­ to effect on or about O ct 19, ac­ cording to Jamos Dona, chairman Aug. 31-— 1 Whiting, of tho otato board of social wel­ af Cam- fare. Tho dbtrihaUsa of tha peas ion i tor* today application Masks Is the Drat tangible evidence that Florida la striding forward to assist her agod, Mr. Dona repw ied In n recent newspaper story. ( |n%’ tarnmet S M cr d t Resches 1Nebraskan Regions PaJrfMd Whiting t Claimed By Death I of tto cowmens department ■erred In P ru ltete Coolldge's hast (rehi Aug. |1 , 1921, to Short Wave Program From South America Hanford Liana are expecting to keep late tours tonight to tuna In oa a short wav* krouzirast from Colombia, South America, whkh Is dtekutod to Lions a u to write wight tto ago tha* If able to obtain "n (air m eat ef t to m atter a t * ndng pool with tto toUML" throughout Uw world. Tho thro* majority won Tho program will go an th* air rthy Evening *i the Curtis ny, affective C M e f Colombia, say Williams la detained by Sher­ iff McClelland peodUw an Invwetlgatlon. f l y . other* wer* In tto vub k l. drive* by Mr. Woodma. They ware Mr. and Mr*. CtyAe Stinson, Mr. aad Mr*. J. B. Buckner aad Miss Beatrice Love, all of DaLand. AU were ghmn first aid treatm ent a t the local hospital mad Miss u>*e ranfined there for the night. Chief Deputy O. R. Estrldge said a a laveotlgatlo* by Marian Birds*, county motorcycle of­ ficer, has disclosed the probabil­ ity that Williams was driving too asar th« center of tho road. A farther probe of tho crash was under way this afternoon. In Williams' car were hta wife, his mother, three children sod Carlton d a rk , all of Daytona Reach. They were not Injured. The second accident re cot tad on th* polk* blotter occurred shortly after 7 P.- M. In almost tha Identical spot. Automobiles driven by II. U Kendrkka af Osceola, and a Mr. Wheelese, of French Avenue, figured In the tru ll. Jtoth vehicles sustained Might damage, hi though" th* occupant* escaped with .nothing more than brulse*. A settlement w u made out of court, and neither man wa* held by officers. renusunkmU* Chamber Ballots Most Be Voted By CITY NEWS BRIEFS Rotarlan* will aasemMiDeadline Tuesday forSanford n regular meeting Tuesday at i All ballots for tbs rlrction of a new Chamber ef Comnwu-e Beird of Director* mu»t hr rr•urrnd by tomorrow, Ralph Bag»«'L secretary, aanounred Ik's morning. Approximately 5*1 voting tkkrts have hten dUtrilibtrd to Chamber members. Thr election board of tha civic irrsn itatlo a le ec>cdu.r>i lo Meet this week fa r a v#U count. An official report Wld be mad* Sept. H when tk* present Board of Director* convene* for a reg­ ular monthly m relkv. Following lh* naming of a i-tw Board, the eltrlwl perw-na will choose Chamber o ffk irs tor lh# W X V year. 12:19 P. M. in the Mayfair Ifetel. R J. Hickson, county deputy sheriff, today was on a vacation whkh is expected to occupy ■bout one week, It was an­ nounced from the sheriff’s of­ fice. Tuesday's tides; low, 1:33 A. M. and 1:49 P. M.j high, 7:15 A. M. and 1:00 P. M. Run rises at 6:03 A. M. and sets at 6:52 p. M. Moon risen at 6:09 P. M. and set* at 4:62 A. M. F lorida Ideal Residence in Summer, Papworth Says Local Btininess Man finds New York Heat Intense, Northern Business Good, And Theaters Packed ,„ Sheriffs Spider Is Uninterested Over New Hopper Apparent utter despondency and boredom marked the d i s t ­ ance today of Sheriff McClel­ land'* black widow spider, Int.prisoner, In .a glaaa Jpr qa the sheriffs desk. Saturday the ebony-hued creature, seemingly suffering from the pangs of interna) hunger, severely attached n green grasshopper, killed the Insect then curled up to en­ joy s meal. Today the widow was slug­ gish and took only a passing Interest in a tender morsel, which was another grasshop­ per, placed In the transparentwalled prison for food. Only when the 'hopper In­ sulted Mrs. Widow by kicking her in the face slid she rerrnl enough Interest In charge with prison fangs protruding. The attack wus half-hearted, and the spider retinal Immediately while the 'hopper squirmed un­ comfortably In the strand* of a gleaming, silken wrh. scheduled for tonight, it was *nnounced today from City Hall. S e s­ sion* ta con*liter a 1936-37 budget will to called upon tto return of Commlssloaer William Leftlcr. now away oa n vacation. showers this afternoon or tonight south portion and near extreme south roast Tuesday, Extreme Northwest Florida: fair, slightly wanner tonight, Tuesday partly cloudy. In By JIMMY CHAPMAN For those srrking comfort and quiet during the summer months. New York City i» not the place lo visit, according to Harry M. I'apworth, who has just returned front a visit to the metropolis. The "big town” pruonbly suffers more from tho Intensity of the best than any other city in tho east, all of which makes klotid.i i more desirable p'are to live dur­ ing the hot season, Mr. I'npwnrllt stated. Motion pkture rntirtalnm ent. too, Is second to I hut iivailuble In this city, since those going to New York with the eapt-clation of see­ ing the latest pictures are disap­ pointed because they see pictures which have already U-ett shown in Sanford and at higher prices. Mr. I'apWorth expressed his de­ sire that sortie good writer, In the near future, submit an article lo the public on "Who did It To llroadwuy, And Why,” since th.it famous “great whitiwny” Is now covered with motion picture houses and wholesale and retail clothing, which mar the beauty of it. Thu Sanfordlte's view on the (t M t l s a e * m A fter going on record aa op­ posing government ownership and operation of railroads, tko Retd bomba tore two Seminole County Chamber of Commerce today was aligned women to bit# in tb« norttewith the overwhelming majority am Spanish city of Inm to­ n fA m erk au business institutions. day while the United SUtao ” Sentiment compiled h r the Government, stunned by UM Amoriraa United Ittstes Chamber of Com­ bombin* o t an merce and rrJrased In a 710page booklet has been received 'asclst Insurgents by the local civic club. In g vicious attack on Imup. The hook contains photo­ defended Iran, Rebel plane* graphic reproductions of decla­ bloated great bole* la th* etreeta rations on the subject by MR as th* city was being tv scooted business Institutions represent­ rn mass*. ing and aggregate membership Before the attack began, anew of many hundreds of thousands than 4,000 inhabitants fled lata of American business rum. Kraac*. A total of 6.13 organisations On direct order* from Presi­ strongly endorsed the continua­ dent Roosevelt, now In tha MlAtio n of private ownership, local d'e West, the stata department .Chamber officials said. One f a ­ demand that fighting rBpaaisfAa vored government ownership. keep their hands off UaM«4 Other organisations did n il take fltate* ships. Naval officer* a* forma) action for various rea­ Washington Indicated any Unit­ sons in their letters which are ed •‘date* warship* similarly a t­ nlso published In the appetidl* tacked would reply with t m iw i A of the book. fire. Ilslph liagwrll, secret t-y of Protests ram* after a a amthe Seminole Chamber, said the Identified airplane off Uw west hook ipiotrs the declarations as roast of Spain raised bomba representing the largest body of about tha destroyer Kaaa whkh public sentiment ever assembled replied with nine volleys front on the subject. l u anti-aircraft gun. Neither tha .' Among the major reasons Kan* nor plana was hit. With th* Vatican la aa w w f. which the resolutions raise against government control of flctal summary, annouarlng IBS churches ami ovhor r-llgwu* in­ rail transport are: 1— The undesirability of thestitutions had been burned la government operating u business ‘tl-.iia. uncensored advices from which ran be better carried on Madrid itself disclosed a long list of prominent persons whkh liy private enterprise. 2— Ccmpetition of government the Government cryptkailv re­ ported "dead." I t was assumed with private business. 1 The vast possibilities of e*- most of them died of firing tending government bureaucrsry «'Ius.l bullets. Germany, announcing it could with politiciul manipulation of ruilmida and their employes un­ not count upon tho Madrid Gov­ ernment for protection of Us der government ownership. embassy, said the embassy had been moved to th* southeastern port of AJkant*. Ismdon announced I t nations headed hy Great Britain, Prance ami Italy had approve 1 the for­ mation of an International cow- Senate Nominee To Talk At LaborDay Event In Daytona M se flr e - l Waterway BodyTo M e e t In Trenton October 16, 17, 38 Army SeekH l.ocal Youthri For Dutien Young Democrats In Foreign Lamlx Plan To Institute Drive W ednesday Young llemncrals of Seminole drive Wednesday, It was an­ nounced today hy 8. Alex Sharon, vie# president of tho organiza­ tion. Young Sharon and Jo* O'f’on nor have arranged a schedule to cover the entire county In an e f­ fort to secure solid membership from 150 eligible Seminole youths. "Re-Elect Roosevelt" sutorr.ihile tag* are tu be sold for 91 eech, the collections to to used In Dr. Baker Returns From Georgia Trip 'Dr. C. W. Baker, of Hanford, re­ turned Saturday from Tlftun. Gs . where to was called by the death of his father, Joseph J, Baker, or­ dinary a f Tift county elnre 191.1. Funeral services wer* held Thursday. Survivor* nr* Dr. L. A. Hskrr of Orlando; H. A. Baker, Del I*. Gu.; 8. J. Baker, Nashville, Ga.; W. T. Baker, Tlfton, Ga.; Mr-. Berry Klgden, Tlfton; MU* P»ad Baker, Tlfton; Mr*. Boger J. Ilalland. Statesboro, On.; nil broth­ er* and slstere of the Sanford dor­ Caldwell Fred Bally. 9hm Htehkyman. ter. The widow, Mrs. J. J. Biker ■nteh Chapman. D. B. Tatar. M. of Tlfton also survive*. J. Dir tort, J . a Fsttonea. R|rhy Fit*. Plm krth RoUhw. C. L Cornell Gone M. Lmwy, Fred Brett, Edith Bool I and Mm Henry .Vntaoa, all of toaferd. President Roosevelt laaraad a lot about the western drought tragedy when he stopped near Jamestown. N. I)., for a chat with Btevo Broun, a homesteader who came to that section St years ago. Broun is shown telling the President It has been "n had, tlry year." (Associated Press Photo) No City Commission meeting is fVunty will open a membership Golfing Interest Revival la Shown Tto waattor: fair In north, part, in south portion tonight By Local Playera lyandcloudy Tuesday, scattered thunder­ An apparent revival of latarezl ta golf was exhibited tore last week, according to tto number of players who mad* tto rounds at tto Country Club. Tto course la in excellent coodRka for tto Haw of year. Pteyan maintained, aad several excellent scare* ware carded by hath local and ant ef-tawa golfera. Plana art new under way to ■aka further l a provesteal* to A m e rica P r o te s ts S p an ish B om bing O f N av al V essel Bgttaett Afiigst Rail OwaersUp In Northern Sgolm By Government V atican Says 112 ’ RyCoenty NEW COMEDY TEAM TO BE SEEN Six Song Writer* "1“ * Wh“ln* “»J Used In New Picture ------------- *A BAD YEAR. MR PRESIDENT!* Tenth Trims HI* Life BARBARA STANWYCK’S NEWEST HfliUry Might Seen In Marine Picture Two Accidents Keep Guard Recorded By OrerTrotxky J te p M D f«md Victim )i Ganehot SATURDAY—1> h U i of the Mario**," srtth Charles B iel l Q m m -tlm CKn Seminole County youth* to■i«y were offered tee ep|«ortllnlty of enlisting in lh,< Dgu*ar If. 8. Army for foreign service, according In pres* disputches originating In the office of H(;t. Charlie L. Grigg, rccrultln.'t of­ ficer In Jurksimville. Enlistment* will ta-come ef­ fective immediately. Applicants must b» white, male, American citizen* hetweri the ayr of |H sml 3.7. They iml-t have nu dependents, must pas* a slipulateil physical and men­ tal esamination, Im> of pci.il character anil tmve no criminal record. Roy* or men in thl* area whu wish to apply for so army en­ listment should rontnet the re­ cruiting station, 250 Post Offlrw, Jacksonville. Other than foreign service, en­ listments are being accepted for Fort llenning, G*., Fort McClel­ lan and Ft. Maxwell Field, Ala. Sanford BuidncHM IIoumph To Remain Open On Thursday!* Court Of Honor la Billed By Scoute A Roy Seoul court of honor la schoduled for tto Baptist f'hurcit tonight a t 7:30 o'rlock, it was announced her# today by Scout officials. T to event I* Irt to attended hy member* of th* organization throughout th* county. South Dakota State college Scout Executive Haggtrdnn of coils spark* (row gasoline en­ Orlando will conduct the court gines In tto drought areas n and hav* chary* of tto evening s definite fire menace, __ . activities, __ _ . The Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association will hold R* annual convention in Trenton, N. J., Oct. 15, 16 end 17, according to In­ formation received here today. The orgaaliation was established in 1907 for the purpose of proawting draper waterways along the At­ lantic Coast. Ralph Rsgwell, secretary of tha Seminole County t!hamher /o f Commerce, said this city* probably would not be represented a t thn session, although he pointed out that the association's work I* a a asset to RaaforiL Mr. Bagwell said (hat all small craft from norttern states Cheiui And Checker Club Plans Tourney Plan* will bo formed tonight by the Sanford Che** and Checker Club ut its regular weekly titrat­ ing In the Valdes Hotel for a I Thur-duy afternoon half-holi­ checker tournament to bo held at an early dale. day". nb-erveil through tho sum-1 The pun lie has torn extended mer by Hanfurd merchants, have ended, arrnrding tn an announce­ ■n Invitation to attend the meet­ ment iti.idi- today bv Furrest ing by Secretary A. C. Madden. Gatchrl. president nf the Hanford1Iwho stated that discussion* will be held on playing rules to govRetail Merchant* Association. All Kir-t Street business e«- rrn the tourney. At present it Is th* plan of the labllshments wMI remain epen on organization to extend the tour­ nament tu tho general publk nf thl* city with the winner to be adjudged nn the number nf game* won ami Inst, and the highest per• rntatge record being awarded th# city championship. who visit Sanford us* the channels and other water highway* whkh harm been Improved through tha As­ sociation’s Interest. Florida men wo are offkara hi the body Include E. G. Sewell, may­ or of Miami, H. Giles Patterson, Jacksonville attorney, W. P. Coachman, Jr., and II. II. Bockman. ______________ 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. 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, August 29, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 29, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 29, 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/91f42dd5cc0540953c7a5419fe4a27a5.pdf b2357d41ee0df978cc0a3690e1b15e29 PDF Text Text Mlf t h Featur Clowning On Both Side* Bogin This A fte r n o o n M a ta Ta M a a t~ & M a a la G aiatn O a And A oteaa Ta Mart btaadw * L h i D u r t u B—Hi ■fc -Mark Up "H «htRum la Flirt' T i f n m White H atm , Mote Aad ' _ a « F H m i H m Ball M p Aad Mako nmUm State League offWUJ ---• hi handemn* style. ouri 7 w ■rta tfM Bnd tbd Uataci- n„w vnrh R W to the tuna of I I t o ft. yeaterday afternoon. ji-m” t,uigii final tf}* ga*a them a 4tf- M a ■ teU mi fourth Plow by Uio .‘^ V A I af t e l fall tfamea ainro ■iiHaai-iaiiia r? ' T , nOnly t.‘Uona lweek “ "k th*e 5Saint*. lia local machine' boon out of |R a r. leaving tha Keda hoUfc.-r b ar, during Urn pant 1}week* lhay hava dtaployel. ■al of ball Which had every ^ w S K S i t “ IS *; IJ •» •* JJ « W M !* , Advssce Is Net »*•«• ill I’,? DiAliiTanej •}«} il'J PW l t Ba Uyaat By lni#kwi K ' T ^ t Cincinnati i f t S S P 1. f,„k ». rbir..a» i-t: 1’•"•d el oh in *•*• lj : . ! ^ ,‘Si!!St *' ................... . ai i.'ntcaao, m w "} Jfnim nati llriMlh i,n , i piiisboran. !& £ t r M * Bt n a a iiM W f»H ■, • .. T atowil of hi mo IPO fans wit- cjiio-svilia id the final encounter until ni)l»«n Itearh' 5 L .T 1 ....... ni. Aouuailao Won •* at *■ ■•talk Into tha But of tha aevralh, dwM ta by Sapaala and Weigel aad Letchta’a tingle drove over Itro runt aad knotted the acuta at f e ll. . The SalaU t ta r tod Itava g o to . dell, an outftaldar, aad o f off hla da It I rv tea tha (ileJa picked up eight hit* and three Volta durkn:r tn l I j V. W in te r tln .m a • • • • „ . d iv isio n . JJj T h , i w i i h i m i I o f t«a aajn p r ,,p ,r ly iim ler Mm M i l r e r tte tja ta iaaiwrt * u In th a o f UNKNOWN. By JIMMT CHAPMAN. Votes*' wite eartlHenta ahalt I t tord U jkoatel «ha»»tdB =-IS tf. iLnnar*, Ua OataaavWa tJ - f e il ctampion fapa, th t Saafnrd " " 7 7 ”. . . . ... Aii»ni» Ueiot oh •ml Hoed out A IlJf iu in «ahh nir. , U | Itafft. un i In thi* ninth, Ufhi’ii Ni'W Tirlfanu **‘C 4a * M ii.- e W f’lnry «h#nt* takartetop •Tlreerbea »•"*, IHrmtnAhmn , j „ |B n ife moutvl to roliovu lw » y nmitiiniNun Mate? who hml re e v e d -lurfty'. km. - - - h- «• DAYTONA BBAni,.'Aug. 3T .!aia Walter Brown limited th e Aralra* to fiiur Mattered ahtg.e.' ycater-' ■_ " “ ■ • • • bitU IM T D T R D I C 'E 'Q lte“ day and the Ittondcra dcfuaicd I P ltm i W U M B I’alatka, 7 to J. , , . ^ I Princeton Uaivcrally bioka fur The two elite* meet here a t;3l3t* K, teat freshman lorthall Icani. this alternw n tn the Oral game alace the rlaaa af IKW fit nt cuof tho piay-«tf aerka.. ' tolled. » A Brown atrurk u jt alx men »nd • ■• ; walked only one.. HI* teammate* ,,(o b Smith of the ItoHton ,lkv,* Haw i |||! |hv ( I nthe , ctary put on rn agMWUon of Nul.vlll.' M.lul't.lB hda and fancy pitching aurh r n , T s h Ollil t „ never been **«n before un ln..| local diamond. Ucahta* thore chAnfftA Mot® kfiit to thlnl rn» waul- Uavi* to b it tb 'll to re• 1 rulhcted eight hlu, Including aaya he didn’t leain how to pitch k m Overstreet who became 1 J horner. by Morton and Homes, ulf until after he wa* 40 yenr* oiJ. tha Initial Barker. T h e gm m i « • 2 » l-owc and Gould, win huitud tour -------gglly ended with HuvIh. a lult* J inning. ;;decc, BUI Swreney, manager of Hutander on ihortitop nud Huo/.r MM liCOTllk lliil'll'llf, 4**l "iM U tag honor. In the ««■ ** game went to Ijingslon, rmrea, ai..i ., o-ji. tatec and Malthy f»r , ho, I T..i-d« 4k II CT IV •■nit l»» « « l— 1 out*, with all of them gathering ........... .. noj oil* -It mo to two h it. enrh, however, Huh Hinr..f.I Aitl.tr. Mi-Mutlan, t’lary J, Pitman of the G-ilen cmikril l.una-Viin •, IMils, Torus, m »rl.lruf, Vlollli), llnyra. I three h lu In four apiwamncc* to[ MrNaaiarn. • I’ll man, ■ tap the G-Men. Henrh also kut-, llaitili, t’felfer. Clary. It>»>var. nerrd three hit. for five appear- , llu i.a k i l l . , I In: I m %Is, T u cr-a, I’l t l.a 1. Itlsliiif. c l a r y , Is in iia .lo n anccc, and McNamara, Ailulr an! ‘ S, i *, e r -I i >.'I, M t'Nam uin, I'fa lfa r. Gwntharp all .cture»l two hlngle*. T w o I,.i»- l.lts: T n riw , lla a rli, Ho, all In all the truwm endel r Jtint k a r it. H lolnt l.ise * c la ry J. ! ||.|,‘II, Iiv i-ra lro rl, T or re a, | •erfectly fur the laime teitm. and •II k|IaHr li, H i.-rlFk a*i I'llm an Ikuilila ploys: Isiiiei'l'in to I1l*im f. t w it 'everyone ............ fc“ “ ’ III I’lliergi' l 1,11 li i t , ■ tloln. a t l l l e II; Hollfnrd | 1 lloaes "II 1st 11, i .d ll.iyes 1, l ,m r ’ ' Cl try r, iiim lli..rp 2, ll,« rh *. (I p irti.'h .nil l.y Molt- I, H .s rh I. 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BTILKS. i e u i t d . a a t anid tlm a, (b an a a t. tkarm m a a p o llr a llo a In th a aald Jadjaa I a fin a l a a ttla m a n t o f hi* a m a ia ta a tlu a of oald a a ta ta , aad to e , a r d r r ll a r b a r c l n g htm ae aa a d m la la tr a la r. Ihili-d ihla the lad day af J* U i. IIAtlTUIV CiaeeiBed Advertisement --------— Jr»w oyatcr Invlgorator*anJ d i p t •A T® TOO® WATCH repaired itimulant*. One doae pep* ag dry r k r C M .r ta really bsww* ! * • »«„*, f |#„da. If not delightoi, t a e t b r , Mag. A m | maker rafumta few rente p«H P1 KEI rrOMACH A r m Call.write, McReynoid.' Drag C* . FAINA- INDIGESTION nlteved U — M w aM W tthM rt H n r t f Stack. Get . Free aampia doctor * PMecrigUm, . tldga, M M cleyw 4-ROOM fumlahcd a pari meat. W. L. Cooper. Tel. 730. etata’ aita Laney’a Drag store*. LEAVING .FO*. Nftehvllle, Term. I H r - W c u tM T d B m t, hy way af Atlanta Hjwday A. M. Taka twd to t h a n gapandat HOUflK TO EENT: Imaaedtate oerupanry. Pvimanent tenant*. Phaaa 4TS. 3 bedroom*. Keaaenakle. Phaaa 31. JSH SEEL AND Sana. SOI W. T*- T Garden, lovawu.Va vaa * sfC e e l Each’ bottls of RC holds { jinough sparkling, dcllcloas , cols to fill two glaues. But it is so much better, more re­ freshing, jroH will want to jWhk sv«ry drop yourself. VIOLA WILUAHS. colored 12 OUNCES E f /^ 5 S 5 N tOiV i DA C lren ll (Vi u n i ft tv N eal T o f i i. at n e -h i B each , t Carl flubs ye a r t Call fern la open. W E R T 'T h e • JEWELER at for iMuuwii M. Walton i f Iho lurdl * rotrra* agate when, aa fairnmn baaeitall uanuciutiuN wit hunt a of ih« New golfer., lhay paritalpate,) In lld t doubt. __ _ I J I I I,"Sine |.Ill'll,i : l lunik,up. I'|1|, ------------- - I plr.'s nil,mod itriil Hi-lainlln. Tims :* II I I n l n f wm are leatlng fur llielr hmeea i and Irthr. ^ with th4, exception *>f four of tha I _ Too, wa would M W bo;-» going to Chattanooga to (dlrwual tk im p lf i , - which '**> ■ Join the aenlor Umkouta, almpllftad ky ptatatag ca allWu bvlitva that no other teem » ■„ 1 • _ In the «ntIra circuit ran luy claim! * * * ,* * * * , . " r * J N * to aurh a clvan-ut, hard playing f°rd t-oohauta) ■awM JadW imBW hunh uf youngalera and IlK'raforr^ ^urk. OataCCIUja O d to tt.ta m a wlah to rxtenil our cnngratula-1~ * » " " P L * S ? ? * »£® tiona to 'thoaa youth* who per- l«aa| left iM a. »■_P» I l gClata P W* funmd no lirilllnntlv ni»l*r tin’ ” **** . ,*?* * v 7 i atraln of pmfeaBioiuillani. [George Aadmwv, BaJjPt Unrfouliteoiy, loo muoaoji* hml Salntai tight^|W 4 the yuungr-i Uani in llw emiru ]«l'i, Bt, AkSm lga * f t a | ''* * * * ' circuit, aitire unly one of our puy**• Blrirwf, BaafOCd H H r tU I eig were over 2u' year* old, Thla nnt* pltehera; "lartty H t l t a Ba* apirtt of y*i,n coupml trull lnv -|* o tJ lookout*, Daaay »C*a> - i m Icm a .f :il on llte pait of all tha JFcctl lookoata ¥• -CMSMA* player* and thu in linger U ll.u [Galneavtlle Q-Miat jataa Bakacldcr^ only ananvr to th j i|utMlioj| o f . Bl, Acguatlnc Salata, aad Itata T#»“what got Into our li«.:.-ut»." |rca. Saafurd Uahauto. ^ y , No »* ihe.e lute yonnst nun l.u v o l ~ ■ • . '• th|* city wu wish lo once I John J j a t a formcTjfnaaioru more wlah them the U-st uf luck, thot-potlcc, wa* aa dacwSH •** and no hujv to »w tor in rack terhe at tha O tf a p f vlmag*, PW' again next year, at eking thut up- Ita. 1, - ^ |. ■- r' \ pie for the “grnnttaat h. aohalt | * ^ _*** f c T .N town Hi.' on** the , D s f l U l y H funs tli'- l» upport ■ - V M T I w V N V - ' whellu r or not the team l* ridhij i " I In tin' lur i r on IXA a IM A I H M f t I O..M PIO,.: TH# ilvfurliitg-nl woul«| like to Him# a frw iliAnipi m <>f tk** S 8 e PP * fv«Km* AtiKriiK tha* p li/cm n h i Wm former raddle, at J ’ehMi’ m.ney-ial-er, whirli v .o '1,1 go to •G h only fc Palatka tha third ptaCJ ad* cupant, will v blt liarU»«» Stacht which claimed the aacond ata«» In the atari of Oh other ptay-aff art let, ______ i Z . u " u * tv N l'^ a t* l^r»* , SPORT CHATS * wm% Florida State Lancia. w » muO tha St. Ancaattaa Rotate, b a l l placi team, la tha t i n t m a r e s tha Initial tartan la tha Stanogte nctacy cyatem play off, Everett "L e ft/" Albritton ,wj® KO to th t mound far the G M ot while It ta aipactnl that Maa* a ie r Freddie FrwneH a t the SalaU will tend *d* a*w tatrtW C w John SchntU«r to tha hS* The roe teat which ta *etaadnM| to f e t underway a t 4 will find tavea af the P la n ts State League all tiara la d t t l ^ provided Schatldar takte tha mound. Tha othera la tha m will be for tha Batata, .Anm MJA Pltigerald, and Owcnt; foe th t UaineavllW team there t a . n t o man at third, Iterall at chart atop, and Burk a t taeoad, a1 Managtr McShana aanownaai yanterdTy that • Bill F - m « ta M .U.W . lrf-al I’d . n 4 jl H l» ?* . 11, Ctather Opening Wra today, tha fldtach» O-Mtn, w h a n ta the id*- v illa i i h k i f te r M i �-u - ^anfarii IfmtUi I W f c OUT A I M * M i * * Ami W a t e r -------------- - - MANFOBH rLOWPA. fW PAT, AUGUST M. lM t Soviet Says Nads Prepare New SUo|ker Bar Members Table Report On Legislation K iag AtfoNM 2 2 3 S A ROOSEVELT REPORTED CONSIDERING PEACE PARLEY P n a e c O ffen d Cow> ctm im To A taw *. 4m R o s s o Pact Moscow" CA P)—O ffic ia l (W Sw ift O o r m n o t w d P a rty to d a y .•"VxSS’His: Mrmr'a.’rfso Dpt OOMT tO J m a t k , t h e ■ o v ercr.teh t rgaa, n i Um Pro vda, official >r i t «n < U fhrtig* politkal Pravda said **tt k (aa*. a B a d e oeroon fo r H llk r to aprlac • aow (arprko which k dtmondad by kk voata reaoaM profrnm. Conooo Fascism, armed to the troth, k preparing a how Eum pe" l daclarad In­ fer 1 •: Rebels Win Aerial; Battle And Disclose ^ * -JV * GmopWishes NoControTersks B e f o r e Elerttom Of President lo November Declare Germay Wear Starvation * ** City Considers BOSTON, Aeg. $L—C H -F earM i IU N i l W h m t a r ; Wil­ liam P. MocCroekeo m R that Uh> u p o rl «f 1U M m ) legislative i m r M n wight "embroil Dm As­ sociation la a coatroversy la Um presideatial roar," Um Amerieaa Bar Aaeoebtbo today vot'd overwhelmlagly to taMe It, The Majority report, signed among o t k n try C k i l n R, Taft, II,' of CtaslanaU, ton of Um lot# pres Ideal, aooortod IIm RoomvoU Adm taM ntion woo "detouring IIm CcneUtuttan" and oddod “there U ao iadkaUoa that Um AdMlaktra, Uoa w w f i h i i aay obligations whatever to protect the tadtvldaal clttaea la Mo coaitUaUonol rights." Frederick Harold Stinchfield. M, Mloaeapolb. wma oloetrd pre* idm t of the Association adetred lac Wlllloja 1* Ransom, Now York The Now York Times soya frealdent Roosevelt I* eon* Mr ring. If ri-clrcted. Inviting three head* AttachHold I* aa active member of of several nations to eonfer on manna of injuring world p*ace. Left to right: Top, I'rrri.lrnt Um Aamrlcaa Liberty Leoftie. Roosevelt, King Edward VIII o f England, and Adolph Hitler at Germany; below, Itrnito Mussolini of Italy, Joseph Stalin of Russia, and PrvsMent I.eBrun of France. The cause of war and prospect* of Tho proooaeo of a powerfa) disarmament would bo discussed, the Times said. Ijrtrr a spokesman for Ihu President denied Ihrrv airptaM at tho retreat of for* there had been any “converaalloao*’ aimed at bringing about such o conference. (Associated I'rvi* BMP S tag Alfonao In Innsbruck, Photos) depend ruler of Spa la ml«ht Austria, gave rlae to reporto tho bo ptomaine to fly hack to hi* revolution-tom eo*intr/ to clfect CITY NEWS BRIEFS aa aUianco with fw e b t rebels to AngH returned yeelerhopes of rvotorlor the mon* arrhy. (Asso.iatad Pror-a Photo) day from a two wreka* vocation trip to potato la Kentucky and leriovaoe. AnnualStream O f Letters Of Rural Areu Pours Into Local Chamber ElectrificAtion R cvoM osftsti A ? o r Madrid Throne b To K i n g Power Question A t Water Plait Loyalist Flues Electrical C o n t r a c t Routed By Stoat E x p i r e s O ct 1; Two Courses Open C a p i t a l City fun d Ae The Cily government today b Great considering thr problem of ■■ » ')• ta r TO* Amoetp lea recast S p an ish R ebels watt, a e ria l b a ttla • abovg ;J F ran co -S pgnlah fro o lta t, I cloned th a t th a f o n n w bon d y n a s ty fifttC fi p lan a f o r H pain atM M ad rid '* A fe n d e r a "d e a p c n tle ” to d a y , < L. ^ W ith m aching g u n b d F W d u a tte rfn g F re n c h to il A “ gle Rebel acoutlng two big governaMal ______ the bettle area M ar M p ' Ban Sebastian aa tho E t| Biscay. In the some _ forces claimed a matv thpHta a loaded with food fee hdaMtot title* slipped p u t tha • l u l l naval blockado. , Inaurgeot radio vehicle* of Bust of FaacUt now* and Iho ala week* of flict, pictured Madrid a*. 1 ‘a s fO of perpetoal night ef r i d i t a r j y with hundreds ef peraaaa ■M B shot down aad food *oppHod<rdto nlng low. In Madrid tho govern map* know Iedged a mw air rat* a*' capital's airdrome hot *eld'" ( rotating out th a t northern peo­ damage waa done. Rebel m li A tlona were that heavy dOMpga ple desire the climatic refuge of­ ' fered by Florida, Ashley P. Hag­ waa ilea*. Bahai ehbftlana aaid U fta g gard, o fanner Sanford resident and now a Chicago civil engineer, won tho rlvil wor they, )ye*terday afternoon advocated establish a military ‘ moro pronounced tourist draw­ and then, If tho p* . It, restore tho monarchy with ing power for the city. Conferring With representative* for!ll” at tha Junior Chamber of C om -|,n ________ I power supply tar pumps a t the •water plant u*ed In forcing wa­ ter from the writs to the reser­ voir*, Mayor flhtnhnUrr sold. A contract, now in existence, with the Florida Power and Light Company will r i p l f Oct. 1. The mayor said two course* lie open tar the Commission to fulluw. It may renew the eontract with th r power company or it may provide o generator ao th at the water plant may pro­ duce Its own powrr. Tei.tatlve negotiations now are undrr way with the Florida Cower and Light organisation In relation to n contract renew­ al, although no defintto steps hove been taken toward consum­ mation. Dii-sd onglnea ore employed in pumping water from tl.o reser voir* to the standpipe. Is Suggested Winter Touriats Ask Information About Haggard Suggests Yaaaf Democrats patch-work Workman today were making Drawing ForceFor Living Accommodation)) Offered reg ain to the circuit Gainesville O r g a n * court room. A te ration* are baing In Seminole County Northern Tourists ixation Offers Saak To Balater to the Jury hog. p'nnmng to come L o c a l Proposition Count y Receives I to Northerner* Elchelbrrger today i-bFlorida fur the winter already Qab Mawbarahip W.B bulldlag permit to make A movement was under way I* OR f t l Q A F P |J t have begun the annual stteam of ^RBao pact with Booty! S B Thk repoet fatahd rtr w o a Um roaalt f tho risk of Dr. Hjohoar Bchocht, german ft aomko mtaiaUr, It woo add, of a a iirtrg Pro t or Loon Sli 000* 0 0 / 1 recoat tacreoeo In arm y atnogth waa aiowd not a t Prance but aa a defrsao agmtaot Kaoi la a communism. I t waa apparent to official eirvlao, however, tho French dotormina lion to r e l a h m had nut been changed hy any dovtlopMiat of Scharht's Halt, Financial clrries taterpteted it ao a mission to bring Hiller*■ prepoeal far peace a t H e prior of taim atio aal crodit awl Col­ ombo far Cli no ■-ifSrkaeht’i a ./g n ijo n waa reto bg U m German foebegin turning out good* Hntead of amiealy if Oonaany v « e given e tt'tH i fo r her gnu-G end at circulation Sbr i J f Dsgima Meet H ere Tm fcM ■ddhkm to a r a n g e Seminole County today to stim­ apartment ea Pine S tm t, City ulate Interest In the rutnl elecHall recorda i■hew. ttlficstlon udniinUtratiun. In bulletin* Issued by the co­ Raymond Landqulst and C. Ckm returned today fn m n operative extension work in ag ­ riculture and homo rron«mk-* bu­ Seminole County Young Demo­ two woeka' vocation trip, which reau from the University of Flor­ carried thorn to Um T en * Cen­ crat! will Inaugurate a campaign tennial aad to potato In Oklaho­ ida, sketchy out,Inc* of the plan were prc»ented. to obtain a t Wool 100 member* ma and Louisiana. There are no aingle me thiol* of from the ISO eligible young bmo Tho weather—partly cloudy to- obtaining REA help, tho bulletin* In tho county, tho organisation voted Inat night In a aeialon held alght and Saturday, poaalbly oc state, and the administration I* nalonai ihowera In eitreme to Judge Jaawe 0 . Shanm'x of aouth portion. Extreme North, willing to work with any person or group of persone interested In flee In the Court Houat. west Florida: fair tonight, Satur­ extending power lints. A oocoad tndaavor which the day partly cloudy with acattered In moat case*, the bulletin* any, group planned la tho in k of SOS thunder* howera. the Interested organisation will "Ko-ebct Rooeevelt" toga for dloploy on automobile*. The platoe Sanford Elk* will meet at H fall in ont of the following rasslwill retail a t f t rock, aad the o'clock tonight In the erganlMtlun f teat Iona: 1—State authorities or agen­ collection! are to be tu n e d over dub hou**, according to F. F. to a aenlor Democratic Club to ‘Corner, exalted ruler. A ehrimp cies, established In promote rurul electrification within the state defray prealdenttal eipcnaea. •upper will be aerved and motion boui>darin. A ka Sharon, vke-pm ldent of picture* exhibited, ho raid. •J—Farmer*' co-operative* and tho organlaotlon, onnouoced that e hi. who i. ‘’(her I'wal corporations, profit nr he and Joe O'Connor will can- Judge Itit'ard B. Smith, "• 1" h,, non-profit, otganlird for the »pevaaa the county within the n a n elilto Sanford eat ,r (rifle purpo»e uf Imlliling and opweek in an effort to awell the legal operation! w h en g | crating n rural line. Hub'* membership. la not ncceaaary, la on a three It—Municipal power plant* h»v Perron* who do not purchnae week*' vacation It waa reported l i 'H i l i t o a a gaga BP ing authority to make extension* at tho Coart Houae today. Into rural territory. 4—Public power district*, or nth Georgs Noye, who has been al- er farm* of public liodir* a* moy Local Woodmen PUn tendlng the cooehoa' school at tho authoriieii under the law* of For ‘Family Ni f fk t * U aivcnlty of Florida in Gaines, atc particular state. vllle, returned home yesterday alt. In Future ernoon for n short stay before go- ft—Existing public utility rotu_____ pan It*. In many wny*. It was stiled, thi ro-operotlva method I* ideal for - f.n ll, i . b . Im U I . lb . p,inclp* 1 of '* • fcl,‘ 1 electrical distribution. The deve room within tho opmcnl section of the REA will future. A definite date will he advise co-operative* .regarding ■nntTinciJ sHotily. methods of organisation and oprr Fan tare* of the evening will he alien. for member* of end their fami- Roosevdt' Tags To Bo Placed On Solo In County B. J . Palmer, local fa r tho Stactair Oil o f aU to k hard toi the Chamber of Coalmen* W C lta ag at 1:00 o'clock. Tho prtanry poryme of the w —Hmb !• to dioeaoo plan* for tho aJabornto coatee! botag aponaerod by tho cempaay, beg inning on * H t- IS aad loattag for 11 weeks. Tho oaoln l . to he hnewn a* Um "Bod Graaga Conteat," wUI be op« • to rverywae with the cxceptba A program boa been mapped • f smpk f iia e f the fine lair Oil aad thH r familiet, and • • t fee a dear* to bo bold at " ea aelection e f wta- 1 imgweod probably next Tuesday ,* f acores ef night. Tho affair will ho for the benefit e f the local degree team. Aa Orlaads archestra is axpected fall. to SOBTS l a W A t 1 O'clock official government to M a t I P. and Wrathem hat he to advance before aea- U aaffU al of tho ***_ t m p a ta l dtotriet *»«dai More than 100 outrants, Includ­ ing throe girls from Hanford, will vie for the title of queen of “Florida's Cavalcade of Beauty" In Daytona Reach oa Labor Day. T hk city la tho oaly municipal­ ity In tho stfto which will have a trio of youag woman In the hmotoda ae "affleats’ night" and forma! beauty pogvaat. They are vraa well attended with a major­ Miss Annie Mao* Cilia, MU* ity of the lodge official* batag Louisa Johnston awd Mias Elisa­ beth Cameron. present MUa Johnston la "M bs Flori­ da" of DM. MUa B ib wa* Local Mao's Father crowood "MUa Aaafard" a t a re­ Kits Theater beauty pag­ Dim la Ttfteo, Ga. coat eant, and MUa C antona waa (ee- TTTTON, Go.. Aug. S 7 .-IA > Jooeph J. Baker, M. ordinars> nf T 'ft county since !tl» , died k*re place* today. wFuneral oerek ee will be h rll la I f re a t 1«:M A W, Eastern FHfay. for Hr la C. W, — 4 Bcacfi Beauty Show la Boletered By Three Girls From Sanford Tha Cavalcade win ho staged Sunday and Monday avantage, aad tho contestant* will *pPoor la a float parado Mon b y at Itd O A. M. Even lag apparel b tho dress for Soaday aad hathtag suit, havo bam aob etod for Mr-year term at TWl county primary, Thera are feet of rvlved by a *on, Dr. ■toadlog Umber la tha state of af laaford. . iWaakiagtoa, _ s____ ■i . .. .. e - lf U e ta jr lto O F T O H I Itttera Inquiring about living ir f on J p o n L » Jcnmmodatkm*. oc.-urdlng to the anI F g t l l K L iO H H S riminveincnl* from the Seminole ■------il'nunty ('hamlx-r of Commrrc. Federal land hank loan* to Sem - j Ralph llagwcl), secretary of Inole County farmer* between M*y, ,ht' l"f" 1 * ham n r, daily rrrrlv.t* IWM, ami July t. I’J.Td. ejcecded a mmiWr of thu queries, of which 11,019,45A according to figure* re- the following I* a model: “flento men: Ireacd today by Julian II. Scar­ "\VII| you kindly send mo xumo borough, president of the Federal information nlmul small apartlan d Rank of Columbia, S. C. jment* or housekeeping room* and Forly-flve loan* were made in any other liifunntllon that will lw th b county during the three-year of intere*l? "I hnve been through Sanford period. Of Ihrse, a number were secured by first mortgage* total­ a number of time* ami h a\r ing fftAT,<H)9, while second mort­ wintered nine season* in Florida. "This year, Sanford I* my gagee secured o sum totaling f |N|,- rhnlro if lent and condition* are 944. jratisfactory. I want to go early * The average loan made by Him thi* year anil I have som e friend* load bank in the county wa* |1,- i Hbo are coming down. They think POO, while the average lutn made that Orlando I* best, but If I ran by the .and bank commissioner locate them nicely in Sanford they will change tlielr minds." waa ) 2,000, Chamber of Comuirreo Indica­ Since the act wa* passed, Flor­ ida farnters haio obtained more tion* p dnt toward one of the belt than «17^lri^JI from the land winter season* in the history uf the cily If accommodation* are banks and commissioner!. avallalle. S n n fn rH ifM r t l l e h Movement* are now under way sanioraiini Lo c a l TelcphoNt men, Mr. Haggard ventured that housing facilities ore. perhaps, n . __»________ D a l a t ^ d the greatest hindrance tu Ihu ad- u U S U l v M K f l ff I ■ M vanrrmrnt of Hanford a* a lour- s , e ess P^ h i town. i He rinphaslred that northern­ The usual summer I laser ‘wfier* are now building home* in various section* of Florida and fered by tejephopo eompoabo .la stressed that there I* no rros«n resort areas has pel boep< rHwhy Hemlnole County could not denced hers th b year ok si Mag obtain some of the money bring to a atatemeat today from Sew­ used for the*e activities. ard Overlln, manager of Among those attending Mr. jtonfnrd exchange of the Haggard's conference yesterday, , rn Bell Telephone and TstgrafrK were ),. If. Klrchhoff, )*. i Company. Ijiney. An Irew Cnrrxway, W, S .( pn|nt ^ nut that whll# h MrCnll, Ham lllghleyntan oml| p | | llra| dlsrnntlnuance of ami David K. Mr Nab telephones, due to tho of winter residents, b Unusual Stanoara WPA LaborSituatkm>” ** flr7’» ^ In Seminole County, V d i ' l l n i that Is Ideal, Earle Says t a i c n ht,,u t u i n f t h r v o n . 5 0 0 P o u n d i ) O f F i K h struction of apartment houses. A - rh*M>«»** F e e n e u i o n ' While the city d e* milt offer a* wn wceon nxcuraion miny ,,iartmcnt, M n,i tlM,niing , (house* a* some other municipal!A party of I t Sanford resident* tie* of similar site, more than the yesterday landed about lihl u»tj»| building and remodeling scpound* of w ean fish during an Hviiy ho* heen going on here thi* excursion to the outside snapper summer with the point In view of bank* off hm r* do lawn In let. cutmg ta r seasonal visitor*, near Daytuna Reach. | ---------- -------- . The group left the New Rmyrna wharf* early In tho morning and returned about dusk. In the catches were red snap­ per, rock bo**, grouper and oth­ A minor Occident in which nu one wu« Injured drew thu atten­ er sea fish. Georg* Gray won the party's tion »f lural police fur n few min­ pool for the largest fb h bailed, ute *this afternoon, when Lulu Wil­ taking the prise on a 40-pound liams, colored, tacked her car In­ to a vehicle driven by Frasier red snapper. Those who were ahnrd tha fish­ Herndon, The last in a aerie* of sis The negro woman wa.* leaving amateur stage presentation* will ing smock were E. C. Harper, C. Rrlggs, George Gray, Otto a parking space on First Street be seen tonight along with the regular feature bill at the Ititx Caldwell, Herbert Relli, W. (!. In fiont of Woolworth's store, when Werkmon, Jo* Marrntrtte, Ro*ll shu c'llliili'il with Mr. Ilcrndun, Theater. Five acts hove beert uchrdulrd, Moore, It. It. tie**, Charles Wert, who wa* driving west on tho some each of the units having heen ("Raw Meat" Bill Rodgers, Arthur street. awarded first place an It* re- Rodgers, Tom Simpson and M. Duiuuges tu Mr. Herndon's car • pectiv* night during the scrie* ■- Raborn. amounted to sonic $1.1, but n set­ when a weekly. winner wa* tlement wa* made between the choeen by audlenco applause. two without the police intervenOn the bill are Miss Eloi«e i Ing. Winn, Evan* McCoy, Voile Wil­ li' ms. Jr., Mae Closer ami Hilly Parrish. Voile Willbms, of the Hanford Joe Marrntette, manager of the Buick Company, wag schedule! Rita, has announced that the de­ to leave Jacksonville by plane to­ Retail sales for the current gree of Interest In amateur shows night tar Atlanta from which series may be staged in the near point he will bring three Mor'.c year in Sanford average 1211.IS Is so pronounced that another buses recently purchased by tho per capita according to statistics received here tmUy from the Wil­ future. Seminob County Hehoc] Board. Birger Wester and hi* orche-tra Mr. Wlllbma said Ra will em­ son Company, u Milwaukee news­ will provide muslcbl accompani­ ploy drivers out of Atlanta tu paper promotion enterprise. The flgme Is $41.75 above the ment for the entertainer*. operate the vehicles during the Tonight's screen present a lion Is drive to Florida. Ho plana to re­ state average of $179.77, according to the company's qompllatloas. turn Monday. _ __ . "Two Agaiata tha World." Automobile!) Hump On llufilueHM Street Amatcur Stage Rill Will C l o s e Tonight At Sanford Theater William* To Fly To Atlanta For Buses Local Retail Sale* Above State Average of taat C ount,', public work.! ' ' ^ ' 2 5 s " l i S l s * - ,r ........ r " ' " 1? winter upturn ta t r i o r * * w. Earle. I'WA work direetor of Ihri-e counties In this area. With aproiimately 2M1 men on the payrolls, Mr. Earle saul there I* a ronstant turnover which make* it possible to keep the “ labor balance" from top­ pling to either extreme. Insuf­ ficient work or Insufficient labor. At present there are five proj­ ect* under way In th b county, the director sold. All are rood building and repairing with tho exception of tho National Guard Armory. tlr. Earle said today ha had re­ ceived no Indications a* to when several approved projects for this county will bo allocated auffieieat fund* for opening. i~n, * the first of September, or |y earlier th b year than mer eeMona. ' V* At present Soulhom M l f E operating 1,270 Individual tola* phones here. That number, i M* cording to Mr. Ovrrita, «fB .* • boosted considerably daring IM ■974-77 tourist ■*aeon if trends and current are to h* PRACKFiri, HOLLAND ABN* AMSTERDAM. Aug. ■<— —Peaceful little Holland, M utral in tho Orest War. b ta tab# • spec 1*1 forte of betweoa IM W dfid 14,000 mea to guard her 0* frontier ogotaat “strategic? I £ - Work GetaUndorWoy LOCAL WEATHEfc On Repairing Ooclw Work was under way today at the Municipal Pier and yacht ba­ sin, whera men from the rounty toad camp are rebuilding the elly docks, which have been in auch a bad Reel of repair tar some time New pile* were being driven amt new board* laid across the top to assure sturdy constructed Hocks, which will accommodate crafts up to 7ft or 100 feet long. James Moughton, superintendent nf parka and s tm ts , I* supervis­ ing tho work, and expect* to pro­ vide good accommodations foe per­ sons wintering hero who will have ** snail crafts or aven brgev yachts, j j ‘H ’* E A �T ilB .' f.' f t » ! !T ... ' . j «SS^-arTl j1■ 1 - t[ Jtjaj X tN W liR ISOSBBS MSOUST l ------ ----1 '•!•/: ■'■•"' • >. • 1 A « * PLANTS SSBZ& SM mim brothwrljp too* tha Mhto, that |» i* * *ke *M Hi M l a a a pi £& s*atA.saa;aisr S ftssn : hr, of ktr, a m , that Iw m a t I " * . mse wba ftoeta* H toma a n a that g»w t vahll. HU. n** f* • nMM ^ a a l a u‘ *?!5M * * ■ * 5 ' tot* ? .* * * j-a l*«f. Iona bofsvs Chrtotlwaity. •*■* ^ I do eat wtah U a a te rla to n~ * ■ W la h n * * " keWed haa I CM»iaa mU- 7 ^ ■loaariM from CWaa aad Japu 1 say that arm aha* oar Bs Italy --------a will say that I have a m skews r#r 1 ^ >Mi hd Tha Literary aamwaaM fa amttera of rvttotow, *° * m w , than, ha*a* i that ana la thla meatry whoa M*T*> •nnw Christie* atuabmf tW1 L t w ta w h i thta raaw, bravo mtoalmartos la Ckhw. I ,ta* ■»%*• H# pnethaa a i ^ ---- • Ihaoah hla aaah) hank hi. Idaaa. wrata la itofaasv af m a 0f the ** ,toM •* rlaaa flaaat aad anal sviftoaa beam ha. " kitten M vtadteUva, aa fan I ham ever known. It has at. M *«r Ohm 2 ? ^ ,,3 1 m*°4 « * rhsaffad. I would way. baan ay pride that tha gnat P * * " 1 **• •» * • _ y y .** ? *• M ter CouchIIn. I would bUhop, Scharuhawahy, who fooad. * lh* Coaetltwttea at tha * “ "P™"*- . I1!**— te Mn la .pita of tha fact aa la l i a aooatfy Ithet a was tuadiy, a day of paaca •J y • • • *at <jf |*sd root In (Ms country for Jaw and Ihh rab’nl before ha boraare a ear. la Italy oaly IChristian inti, Chrlalian mlMlonary. l' oat eat Of m r y And aa I waintad for Lambs to And we, of dlfforlnp faiths, but |! at an hava cart «•* fcls « n li ovsr with and, In aecoptlnp tha fatherhood of Ood, I' lie 1radian commie* ***•-**»• r,lk*r cou~hiin. N.v- llrrd harmoniously and In broth. ^ or, In all my life, hats I listen* erly friendship bscatme la oar ry fire person* haa I** f T " «M«a. N«- hrerte was no hatred. W# loved ilo M m ,” who is wwaU ha ha? Ha wou d Hat undanhtedly tha most aaraa haa a !hV •njr. each other, becstmo wo wore aa cumtowtlvs - '“an could crowd ao much hatred rttlam a Ip the Unit, brothers. to aurh a abort tlmo. I frar that od Mat eo man wham we a H reAnd then to listen to thL man would tabs mo all mv Ufa to opart sad hewer, a n whs, an any did up rvon a fraction of tlm of hale, on a Sunday afternoon, day of tha week, to cM k tt Ron. da that ha can pot Into a otoclo •peak la a political canvass, o f day, da a ussfaL'wholesoms Job my people as dingle* to the doc. ‘ for tha United Mateo. Lot him annr 83; in luuala, one out of avary 300. atones. of an eye for an eye, a to o th !mere tbs “money chancers.'’ Lot In the IfnttedStatn the iv t n ir family hna to Aad tkh man af hato spoke trine 33 parrrnt of (to Inaan on food, leavinf tha mot M l n A atonith*. Hla attack on the for a tooth, ,Wm aay whs they are and what who, today, In (he Amrriran po, Ithey hava dona to deserve Ms la* « , I federal Reserve system was so enrnlnva for houainf, cloth Inr, end luxurlaa. In E Of I childishly untrue, so full of twist. litlcal scene la demand la r an aye , suits, his innuendos. Lot him say 43 percent of the avenge family’a income meat p 3 3 ]toc af facta, that I shuddered at for an ryeT This man of hale. Thla why man shootd hato thtse man. food. In thla country the average American spent a n d I the thoacht that perhaps mtn U - man of unmltlcatod hato. Thla Brwtherfy lava, indeedt Jf thMa percent of hla income on aach eonvontenaaa aa radii m H l |U*ved thla awn of hato, perhapsmsa stoops to every deview of itim . men hava haon wtottod, a tsweher automobiles; In Kun«p only 23 percent gooo for Irnea treated him. Aad when ha ulatlac class hatred, rdigtean hat. of the truth shoo Id cor r ect them, Uuated the Holy ftorlpturr, which red, hat m l for Individuals. hut with poses to hla heart and 1 • Hot weotner ureas i. i. . | my ancestors c*v# to the world, ta justify hu .Pp..i u base pa.. I slows, | felt that here to an un. We have noted with Inlereat that at noma of our rwP»r»« wKo *,r^' »"» cent Hvle dinners a few of our leading eltbeaa have felt w *u“ lb* ",mcrf of *"•» It Incumbent upon themselves to appear with their contal--------------- ----------------ktrramlng with perapira-1 uncomfortable aa n cat I tion and they were obviotuly bn Ice. _ That the wearing of coats during the heat of the nmnmer, except at night when in the presence of tadiee, la old fashioned, not to any, a relic of barhartom, haa ah ready been loudly proclaimed by a group of Jacksonville businessmen whe have Insisted upon their right to dispense with thla superfluous outer garmant. And says the Miami Herald: “The Idea la ilowty tak­ ing root In south Florida that costa are a summer abomi­ nation and wholly unnecessary to the esthetics of the com­ munity. If the civic dubs of Miami, for example, w m to make a definite nnd continuing pronouncement on the subject, we have no doubt the time would aoon eome when n coet in the business district of llla m l during the sum* m wduU b# as u n ite i— it i i n lo f th c L "In the evenings, nt dances and dlasers, a coat is a part of the mall uniform. A man would no aooitcr think of showing up at s dinner without a coat than a puttee. man would consider going on duty without hie peaked cap. At suck times, however, the coat contribute! little or nothlag to mates physical discomfort. ’The daytime to quite another matter. We shall be interested to note bow the Jacksonville experiment suc­ ceed*. In them times of changing styles, almost every thing baa beoome air-cooted but the men, and they freu tk . m i “ 8ANPOXDTWKNTY YKAB8AGO And the pity of It la that the hwmfflly la bin maaaar. Whs la FOR CORRECTING SOIL ACIDITY nottDA MU>Mm to m e x e a fe w t M i m m * DOLOMITE COMPANY �‘ w 1-‘ l” * t Young D m ocnti S e e k To Bolster Frank E n n and daughter, H iu Membership Clair* Evan*, of Lake Mary, worn I Chb Social AndPersonal Activities FfcreweU P«rty Held | h r Mies A rk Parker Personals recent viaitors at the f*MUS End-1 leai Caverns, New Market, V*., while motoring through the thenandoah Valley. Mr. aad Mrs. A. P. Keet will Mr*. E. M. Hunt and mother, leave tomorrow for Ciaelwaati to Mr*. J . A. H am it, returned yes- spend some time. White hi Ohio they will visit the Grant Lake* trrday from Clayton, G*. Exposition in CleveUad. MU» Louise Pun Inn will strive Bit! Morrison returned yester­ today to a|iend the week-end witn day from Gainesville, where be Miss Katherine Vcrnay. has teen attending summer achool. Mrs. Jack Flint and Woodrnar Kis­ Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Mitchell re­ e r are expected to return today. turned yesterday front visits to Clayton, Atlanta, and Mou'eauma, Ga. Mandkarthlefs were presented 1° l» t luck avpper was eervrf a t «;00 th* honor guest, end late la th e , o’clock. Mr*. B. C. Maxwell m«d afternoon refreahmoata were a paper on the life of Robert Morsewed. Those present were! Avis I res, in who#* honor the ptente is Parker, honor guest, Marilse Tor- held every year. tehee, Iota Mae Rauasan, Mary I _____ — -— May, Carolyn Cogbum, Adelaldo K n j t H s h C H l R M T TO Higgins, Rebecca Wilson. Mrs. [ t i . l l - V vaM at Billy Odham, Iteten DorRlsss, K C l i r C f l w I B E iV C IT B l Giddy* KInlaw, Marjorie Pope. An-------ate Belle Melhvln. ,n d Ihc boste**.1 LONDON, Aug. * 9 .-W i—Hugh tB u b e ih Melhvln. Ruttledgo, leader of a British cx---------------------pedltion thwarted this year in an f ANNOCNCFMRNT attempt to climb uneomuervd Word ha* been received of the Mount Everett, will never try it approaching marriage Monday of again. J. M. Wilson of Hanford, to M iss' "1 am certain tom* day It will Blanche Hassell, High Point. N. be climbed but I shall never try C .,T he wedding will take place agate.** he said. “I am SI and too there. eld. It doe* not mean, however. Gilman Hanlon arrived yesterThe many friends of Mr*. J. O. ____________ _ that I shall give up climbing. flay from Calm (la., to visit his Huff will regreat In learn of the (few York ranks first of the 49 Smaller peak* are often harder brother, Doc Harden, for a abort death of her mother, Mr*. Au­ time. ilfte s la manufacturing. than the highest mountains.” gustus (I. Rlcek of DeLand. Wednesday afternoon. Th* funrrst Mr. and Mrs. W. J . Fleming will take place at the Steithand ion, Billy, returned yester­ Griffclh Funeral Home In DsLarnl day from a several weeks' vaca­ tion In Clayton and Quitman, Ga. l hi* afternoon at 4:00 P. M. „ , . —TO-NIGHT— A rthur Johnson arrived hum* from Philadelphia, l*a.. On The Stage At The 9 O’clock Show yesterday where he has been spending tho last two months. Finsl Contest BIRGER WESTER’S * AMATEURS OF THE AIR Public Enemy No. 1 Of Bullets and Ballots Finds A New Way To KUIt S H ft? m oons Miss Marjorie Tillla returned yesterday from Daytona lleacb where she has been spending a few day*. •TWO AGAINST THE WORLD* R ITI Mr*. Sheridan Jew ett and Mi>.t Mary Robinson havu gone to Witt­ ier Park lo visit the Ituv. and Mrs. C. i). Brower. 36 Hours To K ir Is Dynamic Thriller Secretaries Of mer Russian Reported Exi other meeting for Sept. I t a t whici, time fan re *ci m itation will be effected and officers for the new year w in.ha started. During th* membership campaigti to he inangerated In the near future, chairmen will he ap ­ pointed In each of tho county's precincts aad every man wilt ho held responsible for his rospoctive area. The Young Democrats an- Gt'YMON. Ok la.. Aug. W .- /* ! —Art Mian*, eriisled cook wh<» handled a rhuck wagon In the Oklahoma P-nhnndle when It wav known n* "No Man's U n d ." be­ lieve* that cowhands of this bardv area are growing effete "I used to feed the hovs on lerked beef, bean* r n.| snxrdoiigh.” said Minns, “ not now. !1| be darnel if thev don't hare to Hava tmtltoea, steak*, corn, stewed tom a­ toes snd even pie." A lifetime of love—if he ran wipe out the last of tho mohmsn is the reward faring dnihlng Brian sion and terror develop when Donlevy In “.HI Hours to KIT," Fox Gloria Mueyt herames involved picture coming Saturday to the I In the plot. The excitement feirly Ttits Theater with Gloria Stuart, crackles when Fowley kidnaps Douglas Fowley and Label Jew­ Mis* Stuart. u»e* her a* a shield, ell aim fee tu red, and makes Mi escape. Fowley, cast a* the last of the In a series of thri.l-packe I public enemies, hoards a tranacun- events, the Dim rushes to „ thud, tlm-rdal express to go Fast and dering tlim a* replete with *urco Ilev l a prise he has won In a pri*c» and dynamic with action. sweepstakes lottery. Don evy, ap­ Htcpin Fetch it, Komainu Calparently a newspaper reporter I*it Ilender end Warren llymer are alin reality an under-rover man, i* | *0 featured in the cast “.IB Hours close on Fnwley's trail. lo Kill," which was directed by EuAs llie express hurtlys on, ten­ I gene Ford*. OSLO. Norway, Aug. —The Norwegian Minis! Justice tonight was repo have ordered Lron Trot iky wife lulernrd and two of hte retaries expelted from this < try. The Trotsky's, the report wt;i be con f Inoil In their tionw tloenrfoss until a new domicile < t* fount! for (hem. It Is ip d stood Ibe reason for tho act was Trotsky'* refusal to aom conditions which the govtrnnu sought to impose fur his nvntint stay in Norway. Earlier in tho wrek It was i nounced ho hail afflxrd hi* stgi lure to n pledge to abstain fl any type of revolutionary act! Ming Tomb Wi Completed In I'EIPINfh Aug. 2H.—<Ar) ~ S o v i e t S a y s , Roosevelt Studies 11oration work on the celebl Sun-Parched Lands n ^ iIrF m ^ .* 'S hT " Nazis Prepare ■-------|China from I.7BH to .11 A. D. BIHMAKh, N. D., Aug. 29.—.buried, ha* just been complete New Slaughter (AT—Presiilent Roosevelt set nut ■ The tenths, famou* for the ib GENEVA. Aug. 2H.-(AT-Sovlet Russia tonight proposed a boil scheme of a league of Nations re­ form which would force almost immediate military sanction* against any nnthm making war. The proposal would make It pos­ sible for the League Coun­ cil in six days' time to deter­ mine where punitive action should on another tn.ln and motor In- avenue of grotesipie stone sr§ spection of the aun scon-bed farms in North and Smith Dakota The TruUkyt, tho report said, special drought rommltte* recom­ mending a program to transform whole economic scheme in the great arid area. . He had a first-hand view of year with money provided by t t e the senrehed area near here and government railway* and the ml** declared he found conditions bad i*try of finance for the restoration lad the spirit of tho people wai of historic landmarks and cidtural t,«od. objects. Similar renovation actlv-i Dies are now going on at the fam.j ous Temple of Heaven, the A ltar of Hravcu, and other shrine* In o r near Peiping. in STOCKHOLM, Aug. 2 l.-fA V -i II. Unemployment practically do**', "* exist in Sweden, where, accord., mi lag lo oflicinl figures, there tg*V* si [only ;H.ft7l men and women owl af ht work in May thl* year—the lowest lo In five years- against 0 1.400 g | id, the beginning of Itttlrt. In May laal ly year the unemployed numbered !(11,177. The Yowell Company Again M arks Down Numerous Items For One Of Its Famous Dollar Day Sales—Saturday & Mon •day, Aug. 29th and 31st. R Imported Cord Lace ■ And EYELETS In Jewel shades, pastels, brown and WJF- Values to $l.2& prr yd. MATERIALS \ u i l e , m u slin , c rc p c , pii|Ut su c k e r. Values to Ilk- p er y d . 4 Yards,....... ....................... ... llrrecalant. all new Fall akadca [69c VALUE Lu\DIES' HOSE 2 pair for $ 1 . 0 0 Initial. Print and HuiM Coloo*. 23c Value LADIES’ LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 6 for $ 1 . 0 0 A 91.23 Value, Pucka** Of 50 Hpecial $ 1 . 0 0 CHUX, Disposable Baby Diapers, Bath TOWELS All silk washable c and Iirints, values 7 Special ......... t ___ GmhI i|iislity. larg e six*, tiolld colors, worth CPe each. FRIGIDAIRE WITH THE "METER-MISER MEETS ALL FIVE STANDARDS FOR REFRIGERATOR BUYING* TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE PR IC E S! A uk I ® H Colored ^ bori M„d wklrll TowelsSf KOTEX GLOVES 5 br 2 ter $1.00 AN I* W1IITK IIIAM AND HTIIA1HIIT T I T UKrlCe SILK SIPL8 me. $1.00 |‘ A U , aUMMV.lt DATS T il C U W K OCT. LADIES’ HATS $1.00 SUN SUITS 2 far $1.00 to ti ». k a it i iT tiu m B ify k , ■d m Jk ff I T * Rest Quality. New fi . A JK 1 sis* yd. ■ ■ • ^ ^ ^ ^ • ■ ■ • ■ q u a l l t y . Special. P rin ts $1.00 l.Al.linr |i v a i . r r a l l T “ 5.2 Ctl. F l. 6152.50 6.2 Cu. Fl $173.25 5 yds MEN’S DEPARTMENT PHOENIX SOX 3 pr. $1.M N ,r ll • . ta SIJSV a . f . u . a WASH PANTS pair. $1.00 RRlMte «r 6bdft«* Hft'o ?r UNDERWEAR 3 for $1.00 WASH PANTS, spec. $1,00 SOX toerth si.— Cm m At mmdm ta JtmcmtmU tb* moor 4 pr. for o f ALL F1VEI $1,00 MMV* POLO SHIRTS 2 for $ 1 J $ W a n t M. i. W.aa. •!•*. h r.* .., vskivs STRAW HATS $f W.rtk s*r • »,*. MUt'B POLO SHIRTS 2 for $ f j f S srlk s s t . *|.M pair. Nat*. T m law fer. •I.k t n ls r SHORTS 2 for SUM SILK TIES 2 for $1 J # Men’* A Beys’ BathingSuifts BITMMKH ItyrrvlN t l.ii i TIIUHIDN H N»2W vau, White A Colors Fused C*0*ra Special > All Wool ajSpecial For $ Day acuooi. H ILL H AR D W AR E CO �t tk i ’ ^ % Trader aad fluffy gingerbread la dtlidaaa with tha faraelta flaear of te tte r aad ta rt apple uo ce. Milk make* the combination sub. ataatlal aad satisfying. Wa a r t deligated to paaa ea to jo e Aunt Susan's recipe for gin­ gerbread mad# with to u r cream which ie a delicacy worth tryleig when you oerre tthla D etetaata MANILA. P. U Aug. Jk-a^T) —Aaaad Usman, Influential Mara of Solo, has asked tha Philippine Commonwealth secretary o f the Interior to name a Mnro g a m nor to rule over that prarlce, aaylag many M ona are dissatisfied with the administration of tha American governor of Bold, Jamas K. Fugata. TMa Weak SPECIAL Rack Crystal Gab COMPANY I 1 S I S I Becanaa debutante* Uvea a n strenuous, filled with social activ­ ity from morning til] night, they must keep fit to retain their figarea. From experience they have learned that milk I* a nourishing, non-fattening food and a good “safe-guard” to hoolth. They know that butter la a “gold mine” of vitamins and energy and for this reason It I* Included In reducing diets. They are aware th a t fruits and vegeUtlea, along with dairr products, are good source* for minerals and vitamins and that they must eat plenty of the** “pro­ tective foods” to maintain health •ad pep for work and play. Chicago “debt" p re fe r, them simple foods, according to a so­ ciety editor's description ef n re­ cent party. Spicy hot gingerbread with plenty of butter, ta rt appla aattca and milk la a favorite com* cup sugar rap mo'aasea raps flour teaspoons soda teas pooa* etna 1 4 tea*peon* , 1 4 teaspoon grated nutmeg 1 cup sour cream Beat naaepawated agga until Ugbt, mix with sugar, add molasses. Mix and alft dry Ingredients, al­ ternate with *o*ir cream. Bake In ibuttered square tla IB to 20 mlnutea la moderate oven. I f sour cream cannot ba obtained, us* 1-J rap butter, 1 rap milk, 1-t trnspoon soda and 3 teaspoons bak­ ing powdert other ingredients a* Hated. Combine a t an ordinary Approilmatcly >3 percent af the farm acre* la Seminole Coun­ ty have te e a made eligible for rath benefit payment* under the IMS ■oil conservation prof n m . Growen who hare mot registered their fa m e should do to a t oate beeaus* only B few day* remain la which registration caa be accepted. The ebjectiree ef the IBM .oil ceaserratltea program ire : to preoerre aad improva aoll fertility! te promote the economic us* aril conservation of lead; to rrdocr the exploitation, wasteful, and un•cientlfle oaa of toil resources; and to protect rhrtrs and harbore agelaat tho m u lt* of toll erosion. Bean leaf hopper, ire doing damage to celery need bed. at this time. These insect* are classified as oaa of lip speck* of Jasald* and attack several truck crop* planted early la the fall. Jasaidi are tuck­ ing Intacta and when present In aufflclent number* the plant* turn yellow, are atunted and fail to tear a full crop or die. One recommended control la >-S plot of black leaf, 40 to M gallon* of Bordeaux mix­ ture. Tha apraylng should be don* with tlw aid of • tort of hood covering th« discharge s o u lt. Spraying without tha boot! is not w ry it* fettle* because 10 many of the hops par« aacapa op flying away, i d the aacapa la mad* mora diffi­ cult by a-hood. Scad bad cowan aboald alaa ba an aid in preventing the aacapa of the hopper*. The Florida HUk Law, la part, la designed to prevent aay aM other than the owner ef a —ait bottla serving milk la a battle marked with the owner* aaam. There are many other prerial eat la the Florida Milk U r which are of benefit to the dairyman and public at well WHERE TO GO TONIGHT! •’•o tte r AM aM te I h a r tV Dance and Cool Off O IlC K E N , * W N 5 n i 7 U ■teaks, Chapa. Met *c Cate Plato Lam* Gead Mask, V ia * LI mate , Tha apple sauce Illustrated I* op until dear. You may prefer te mad* of unpeeled apples, sliced and sere* the m oliM afihned apple rooked In a augar-and-waU-r syr'-Issue*. Bcoeo or Jewel All Brands BABY FOOD S CAN! Hirer Glosa 8 ox. pkgx. STARCH S FOR Cotnar OLBO ML CTN. Good Luck MARGARINE LB. CTN Libby'a No. \<t c a m 4 lb. ctn, SHORTENING Anglo No 1 can* CORNED BEEF 2 for No. 2 Cana PIE CHERRIES 2 for > Fkga. POST TOASTIES Phillips Early Juno PEAS No. 2 C an t Q uality HENS Fry lb. 23C | lb .; STEAK lb. wrvtwrr.ni iiu v it:i) « u not ROAST IK Lunch Meats Ik CM n M esM W „ l.r s U la S SIO K T N II t'O t.D m i SPRING LEG-O-LAMB Ik L 'tf LAMM SHOULDERS 4 to 5 Ik avg. Ik CHOICE VEAL ROAST Ik Skinned HAMS* half or whole, lb. SHced Rindless BACON lb. HAMBURGLR HPARE RIB TIPS LARGE JUICY WIENERS SUCFD HAM BOLOGNA * C tH I W W tp BACON Diamond *a at *am ROAST Ik BEEF STEW Ik ,T18c »*»w , BEEF LIVER lb. H e [FA N CY SUCED RIND ON co m po u n d ® S 5 r La rd 2 lbs. 2 3 c 2 lbs. 25c|Batoa lb, 2Sc No, 2 Can* SQUASH .... LB. SUCED PINEAPPLE 2 for 2$C YELLOW EGGPLANT .......... EACH BULK SUGAR 5 lk Pkg. 2|C OKRA ................... .... LB. Bonkn'n or Golden Key MILK 3 Tall Cans 19c Bananas 5 lbs. 17c Philllpa No. 1 Cana Onions 3 lbs. f c PORK and BEANS 3 for He Potatoes 10 Ibo. 17c Pears 5 Ibo. MC Ga.Yams 5 lbs. l f c Monarch COFFEE t t oa, s e m e Monarch CATSUP as IH cann paiancu Fresh Primes 2] Grapefruit Juice a r.L L o w r-o o a in u Blue Roie Rice TISSUE Tho thxaro you’ve been waiting for . . . to put refreshing variety In your dally summer menora . . at your favorite economical food prices t Garden frrwh fruits tad vegetable*, choice qulllty meat*, aad aricctod canned goods , . . just tho klad JJJ MfteUtte.MaW«« BltePflAAJk 2 rolls m i w n a a a tN m ita K M V ix a PEACHES r t u r . m wo v s n e tt Fruit For Cocktail « V L tM I I Monarch Gelatine Whole Grain Blue Root R ice 4 lbs, 4 lb. pkg. 20c $c _________ , MEAT 2 for $C l / , „ I ranr.a wan* Mtctnoai on 1 4 10T Z y C I SPAGHETTI 2 pkgo." f t SEMINOLE TOILET TISSUE4 rolb 25® CATSUP 14 ox. bottle l f c van rawra aru as, a save PEACHES a s a rasa SARDINES 3 for 25c iH W M W v o a a n JUICE / no tu. can Cc 3 for 25c BREAD , BUTTER VINEGAR m x n r no l i. BANANAS 3 lbs. M e b id Potatoes II lha 27C Fancy LEMONS dog I j g Green CABBAGE Ik R vanrv n u a w ONIONS 3 lha. M e GRAPES 2 Ibo. IK # M ILK SALMON NO. 1 Tall Can . l f c ORANGE JU RELISH SPREAD 8 m Jar i i f f SUPER SUP WILBERT8 AMMONIA Qt bottle MCI CUT BEETS .... NO. 2 Can }lf 2Pkga. No. 2’/, Can ROASTS Ik White BACON Ik HAM HOCKS 2 lbs. SPARE RIBS Ik Smoked BACON lk l« e 15c 25® ICg 2fC Forrest Gatchel’s % �t fa jv rW V ’t I I > J : - ■ * _____ ■;__________ ,-•, ■: * - . .<■ '■■! T .' —- - . - rr.r _______________|_________; w t w ^ p r V fK r * :* i • P iV jH M gpTF?r^4«i^?r'3**.** * ^r-*''"-*' ■■'•■ m sarvoro ribald. lANronn vlohsjk T/iPCCTTtt.im i? l a n N o w F o n Pltue A M u Cveer Of Stogie* Nfekt Dbearded For One n c M Che Hh* 0-i,i|iw^«w F« o« Of CrimeSmihhK r lav! Raw! Raw! «„ Aw ■—■ > A je e a g a n fi jDU Fcvcrftcc In New «*. hr. to « ___ ■-* * " ■ * , •» ! tarwof to W C M r clnstvety. Mode New York Cttphs awl racketeering probe. Arci f i n m l »Wa Be la Thomas E. Dewey, credite i f iM ix ly with tha first peso* to ■ ratio* and conviction of a Mg-shot The M l foil of fimly IM g ster oa a felony eJUrg* la N row iwwn . of years. As special prosecstor he to w W etweye sent Charles *l.oehy" I^rlano and Mo l o o k r p i f A hla lienlerunts to jail after trial Of l o r on loo oo f M t m a state m art aa their racket i t WMrt ktad of he wek* a t iMeigfctT Crimea. Mrs like Weaey Cordon ■ad Alphonse Capone were placed *ye behind t* n for federal income tax Uttlo oolt •vaxioii. »W * ! Thirty-foer y ea n aid, tan freia • a U w If y*u o u t • • few days’ boating—he has not appealing , renumber hi* had o rtgalar vacation la two for outon* and allp raw years— browa-halred and crowninto poor recipes whenever tyad, with a black mustache em­ phasising hie youthfuiaesi, Dewey PMlHriitf* ’ Tow probably kpve a cook lalka calmy in a deep "court­ kook fall old onion triehi hat r o o m volte," and something of tk# hare are som* unusual u h i for seal that fired Lesov, Jerome ead wioM that poo might not Res bury, past crusaders against kaow about. ***»• 0*htx up hie ■boot. They will surely **** *■** n R I ia kit hit with men and ami women woven *af*/ ___ tw P Observers say tie has brought a SANDWICH SPREAD n" ,°*}ha'} ot *f,.mta*l <•*••«t I cup of peanut butter *, l i « >*lr - OsHyboo Is out. with 1 -2 CUB of mayonnaise ee *No witness Is named, no testimony salad dreasing nnd one m>^* PnbUr. until he steps Into a lea, finely chopped. Aad t*urtr’*,ra- In sddlllon, Dewey la be too conservative when ■“ • r ,0P m«". not their hireyou spread It on D« bread. it s **•«•* ln »h« msuy-mlllloned Indus. S e n d m. whole . m , rye, or ^ m to~lto~ .ua e.lmlnal whIU. And for a midnigh* snack, ««keta of tha taetropo l*. it’s perfect on crisp rrackers. A businesslike atmosphere perSALAD P O t FISH Oft CAMS r “ ,M lh# fetwteenth stery WoolThe perfect salad for fish or worl1* building offices ef Dewey I* easily (rested. Simply «"d bU assistant*. Appointed a arrange alternate slices of pceleS », , r *r> afU r n grand Jury barred eraagee and onkmx, cut wafer DUt,lc‘ Attorney William E. Dodge thin, on lettice. French dressing fram viewing Its findings, Dewey the final touch. at once organised ■ staff of 20 ONION JUfl l'. FOR lawysr sides, nine InvesilgaUn, HE.tSO.NING 10 accountnnls, four proem When it comes to seasoning, servsrs, a battery of stenographers there Is no sube*l»u.o tor me I end a picked squad, numerlcjlly Juice of u raw onion. To extract' «f yo^C detectives Half this Juice, cut a slice from the a dosen young lawyers also rest end ot e t,tcl»J w ilrr. UuH serve, without mmpeoaathn. back and forth on u fir.u grater.' Not infrequently his work keeps Drain ot: IN; pulp nod u- !> tu- him an average of IS hours daily Jy the llq il'L Thn ptdn tu.i he In hts oilier, and hla staff. Includw ed when recipes call for grat- Ing stenographer;*, remain wllh ed onion. Mm. Rations tt a /ff u *T IS be oofoMUy to o r *• F 4 lb». iv-wksh d M e n u s ! Potitldma ) v 3 7 t Luscious Rosedale Dessert Helves A A I’-lre tih , Plain or Hlicorl B t Dos, Pan Rolbt R E A PEACHES D Dainty Mix Fruit No. 3 can* C O C K I AIL 2 cans 25c LiM>y Grapefruit BLACKBERRIES 3 for 25 JUICE 3 no I cans 25c Juiey Yellow 5 c "-? - 5 * ® " 1 0 c LbMONb Jot 15c, 19c ii ft t%o 1 &hi!iiim r It tiuiMi AFFLfch 3 ibs Vrllow nice tomato sauce lMINA— u n n — rPrepared r ip R iiH with w u n cheese c u r w c tnd ib 15!i «/- SPAGHETTI ANN PAGE Delieioww—J’wr* GRAPE 13c JAM rm a is s Potatoes 1J c Rutabagas lb. Jc Iwssrew Squash 2 lbs 15C |Onion8 2 lbs. I j c Honey 5 lbs. ( |C [Potatoes lfc 15 i « ssnwvs u sA w v m i o w *v a o BUTTER SPECIALS FOB SATURDAY « »«. F o nr and a little cinnamon or nut MAY FIND pc given It sufficient, meg. The rookies ran be mode in -------CHICKEN A LA KING advance. Plan a good supply of I 2 cups mid sliced chicken j these dctkhu* sweets In take taic DUBROVNIK, Yugoslavia. Aug, 2R.—W —A commission ot ark of second helpings. 1 onion experts Is undertaking close ex­ OIOCDLATK IIROW.MPH tablespoons butter amination of n picture in th« 1 J I uoyd Gsargw dselaret he w ont 2 iq. chocontc (I or.) t 1-3 cups milk Dubrovnik cathedral in the be­ J*« to y n la sta against warplane t -2 rup butter 2 egg yolks lief it might be n painting by I cup sugnr penalise -although ho 1 green pepper v v “^ < 7 Titian. It had been attributed to 2 eggs *• hbolleh bombing, and 3 or 4 mushroom* the Italian Georgia Vas-ari, but tka practice flights keep him 1-2 cup Dour if + * • 3 tab'fipoons (lour the British expert Bernard Dert-R teaspoon salt 1 -2 cup cream enson, who saw the work white , * b ere 1 live ip Surrey military I teaspoon vanilla 3 tablespoons rhopped pimento a guest of t’rlnre Regent Paul, punaa baas night and day over Cook the shredded green pepper 1 cuu nut meats declared it ha* ■P be use," he told a minister who Mctt chocolate and butter to­ Titian school. and mushrooms in :t table-no m« naked his views on the subject. butter S minutes. Add grated on­ gether. add auger end mix wed. ■Bat I wouldn’t ilgw a petition ion. flour (thin pastel, l 1 -2 cup* Add the well beaten ecir*. Sift WOULD to remove this nocturnal torment milk, salt and paprika to taste. flour, measure and sift with sn t. ta another part of the country. Add. the chlrken* pimento, brine , ------ Add to the chocolate mivture. Add MANILA. V. I.. Aug. 2*.-(.V ) That would bo Illogical. It would to boiling point, and add 1-2 cup vanilla and nut meals „nd mix well. _ Philippine Natmnal Assemhlysimply mean disturbing other peo­ rream with 2 egg. Waten in It. fo u r Into well hutlr-nl 8 l n r h |man Nirotn* Rnfol*. of (Vbu. U i plefool, about fi minute. Serre un ’ square pan and take :13 minutiM |,ri,,in.c,| n bill designed to Umtl “My remedy would be to abolish buttered toash. ' In oven 325 degree. F. Remove ih . m a t ion of new attorneys bombing altogether by Internation­ I from o*en, mark Into lmr» or Tb* measure would su.|»‘tid id al agreement." Baked apple, are delirious with I squares with knife. When eo-1 ! bar examination, for five year* What fun Its la to telephone a it vr* suggest a salad made with centers filled with tu ttcr and xug trmove from pan. beginning In 1014. few friends to com* uvsr fer Sun­ crisp lettuce or other salad greens with thin dices of onions and radday night supper, then to plan • Philippine Head la surprise menu to Include ■ few of lakes, well seasoned and served Eaay Man To Find you* favorite dlshss. Something with a French d r e s s ! l l o t muf­ old or something nev jut above fins or rails, with plenty of frem — W m ig h ty a rra y p f m c n a y -w v is y »pw cU hl MANILA, F . I., Aug. *nil things fa d that is delicious hatter and a tart Je! y, dessr-t Members of th* Philippine Nation-1 and that ein iv served rver sc and a be \ wage may complete the al Assembly find it comparatively IsaurUy with gay lin-ns and dishes meal. For drssrrt we suggest baked easy t* reach th* chief esacutivo, to mob* the *ccaslon a festive on*. President Manuel L. Queion. At our house we like to hsvo rosy apples teived wllh a pitcher After tha executive voved Into i help-yourself supper*. The men! of cream and butter cookies, eifMslaeanaa False*, former horn* of .may be simple, served buffet ltyle fe* or tea fur the adults and milAmerican governor generals, h* so th* guests ran servo themsolt ex, far the children. The Chicken ■ Is King may he th* ground floor remodeled. Chafing dishes are again In Houtowivct Praita Ha then announced that this see- I vogue art we panned Chicken ■ U served on crisp slices of buttterd ttea *f th* palace would be a sort of Ring in a chafing dish for th* main toast. Made wllh plenty of milk, (loo for tb* assemblymen and de­ dish. It ran be made a t the tabto eggs, butter and cream, it Is a clared that h* espected to meet with guests assisting, cr in ad­ substantial main dish that mast all th* law mak*r* there frequent. jVinre, urn! kept hot In the dusting j people enjoy. If you are planning dish during the entire meal. Wllh [a supper party for eight, the red iy. Quantity Rights Reserved R U A P h h te tiU ___________________________ 1 . V , T a n k r . a. s o , i b e r SUNDAY SUPPER SPECIALS •■.tv ' \ V ’ Irk MANHATTAN MARKET BANANAS S e p t e m 2 for Iceberg LETTUCE large head firm Ripe BANANAS 4 lbs. N. Y. State Yellow Onions 4 lbs. U.S.No.11 POTATOES 5 lbs. AVOCADO PEARS each M U V V M K I.lt—)H )S M IOC 15c 15c 15c 5c Ml V VV K IK M t—1|« II K l l W S l i l i 6c Sc ANN PAGE— Delklou*, Pure Fruit PRESERVES l.lb b y ’a APPLE BUTTER 8 8 O i, 4 Jar 1 T mm: 5 Ibs C/vKKUli 2 bchs ORAFt^ B ro k e* tU ksa Large PINEAPPLE A AC Can 19c No. 2>/g FEACHES Hi O t. 15 c RED BEANS 3 cans 25c GARDEN PEAS No. 2 can ioc CORN MEAL II lbs. ioc SPINACH No. 2 can ioc Jar l o w vr.viw.M (•urge Oregon himry A P R IC O T S 2 SUGAR BULK t o ii .we No. 2Vt i ’j i u soar MEATS BB6i%Mi*tme lb. sines • lie:it V * Tomatoes 4for 2 5 c 5 ">»- 23c i Armour h Beat Libby Cut BEETS 2 7 c Slnndurd No. 2 Cun 2 no 2 cans I7e Fresh White liappyvale CORN 2 no 2 cans 19c PEAS 2 None-Su-Good Tiny cans 25c Maryland SPINACH 2 no 2 cans 19c Lard4lb.caaton44c 'livery suck guaranteed-Land O' tfunshinn I_______________________ n k * qt . F L O U R 2 4 ii» 79c I t CHIPSO dish cloth Ic with lg pkg IVdRY SOAP large 10-oz ceko OXYDOL 9*/j ot pkgs 3 for PENN RAD MOTOR OIL 2 gel can 19c 10c 25c 1.09 W H ITE BACON Fancy Best Side Streak 0 V Lean on to-duy'a market! WOODBURY’S 3 cakes U t v u n v *»%e OCTAGON 2 small bars MK6T IvHUlt; " ■ r tw s v 121/jc IONA— Stm Ripened, Full Flavored «IB<iB6i:B» L stalk An un-matchxblr vuluubte W Fency Gonuine Spring Lamb 25c 25c 5c 2434 Sanford Ave. 16c VEAL STEW lb. 26C lb. 15c WHITE BACON lb. Chuck Rout lfc CLUB STEAKS lb. lfc BACON SQUARES lb. 21c BEEF STEW lb. 12'c VEAL CHOI’S lb. 26c BEEF LIVER Ih. 26c Picnic HAMS Ih. 21c AAP SFOOD STORES A N ro a n . r u . WHrtnKA'i 10 L b * 3 Ibs CELERY r v v rv —rtssirtM tii 323 E. 1st S t SPARE RIBS 2 Ibs Urm Vrllow N. Y. State ONIONS '' No. 1 Long Island Standard Grap* Ml I.VVV t —i. v*<i»s NECTAR BRAND TEA y4 Lb. dB C Pkg. 15c 3 Ibs b h No 1 Klbeita VtHU t ^ROteTr.ll SULTANA BRAND POTATOES ft 1blur i»i litil 31;i4Mgi,6 LIMAS 2 no 2 cans 17c « H isl- CORN FLAKES 8-oz. pkg. OATMEAL [11-4 lb. pkg. FRYERS lb. J J cIh ENS lb. 2)C 9c Cmu MANANAS Whole Shoulder lb Rolled Roast lb Rib Chops lb Big U» * ,.1 1 b 3 ox jxr) Old Virginia 15c 2Zc 29c APPLE BUTTER19c Bacon 29c l-'unry sliced Ilulled nud Itulleil Veal or Beef I'h o lc c Ful ROAST Fryers « * 49c TO O TH PICKS reg 5c pkgs 3 for PEPPER 5c cans Black 3 for MATCHES largo boxes 3 for COCOA Rurwels 2'Jb can SALT reg. 5c pkgs 3 for CERTIFIED Toilet Poper 3 rolls 10c 10c 10c 10c 10 c 10c lb 25c All Stent, no waste, Beef STEW lb lEc Kansas City Chuck Beef B o u t lb 1 7 j c Frvsn Cottage CHEESE lb________ Tuna H a h 2 for 2 7 c In Tomato Sauce— Sardines 3 I-lb cent Golden Ago Nuudle. Spaghetti, Llbby’x MACARONI 3 -1 3 c Standard Potted Meat 3 can* lie Va. Sausage 3 can* 19c J -7 -a l �i,^ r < r^ O T T ^ n rrT lT M u ,) ; sraiCTSCTS^S •w G riJD ss l-Wafa Of Fight* mart-toa** A «r m tM (ln l Mam'.ny l a I t o a n t k • » ► » < ■ •; bar, I M , f k M W Urn T l* t o y e f davtamtor, IM A im ta t u k h p a r t* ■ ( E m u > r * f « r t n A w m A i s g m U M i > tM 4 Im w ; IM ' ' iik <a * r •( im k . l>. HM DTDOM , . Clerk ef Clrrnll C m t at ■maltodm c r u t r . n w M k . M i t t i whtoU* u d wwtswl ■ ■ in ti— i HJm ■ I n f f it rop. g f A u g u s t , 1934. iirece* th # f o tte w la a deeerlHed p ro p erty In l l n ( V u T f n f h n Invk, Mini* a f F te rld # , In -w tli L a i I# M ueh II T r e a t M r, rSt (A j.J Kanlento Mprlnwa Tko i n r w r i il o l Ik * m M p ro p erty u n t a r I k , **M re rllll* rn la laeued waa In Ik e nam e • ( UNKNOWN. Union* no 14 r e r l i n r a t * *Im U t o redeem ed n c e a ra ln a t n h a . lha p ra p e rly deeerItoi* th e r e in w ill to n W In Ilia h l | l n l b id d er n t I t o c a r t - h o n e # door on tb * f l n l Monday In I k , m o n th o f IU atria* to r, IM *,. w k lrk I* Ik * Tib day of He plant b ar, l» l« . I n i n l Iblo | l h Any o f A to n al, ini*. *>. f . i i k h n u o n , • D a r k n l I’lra n lt C o u rt *1 in k a L ) C’ "*V r< ana* I M 1 .4 t o r a* f a i r . i j b * n i l , t o , I t M **•*, ! » M T «*»•• IM S THE STANDINGS With Your Mint Valued Clothlnyt HA T M S A l, U U S t B tha atom KUWr, it IMN. (M gsto * W on Laa* lt d lU M tn srt M st TM* tp- New Y ork T! 4* p**ra N o r th C tr o ilM '* T tH w a lt, 0 p rim * K o ta p rw o p m t w t i l Into N o r r i s ba t *1 I M A M l S ) N Uk> la th * f lr a l to - r o k t W a o tk a r. U algU ns Tatfr. TWh P w i u ’s t r s m m v « t « » « c o r h In h l s h p i r fo r A tah n m o ’e C r tn u M TWI* w h k h M fn llo w n i bp fIp o r* U '» D k M o fiT h e n mm** onothn h o p e d f o r 1 b r r t t h e r in R eW khrt, w h ic h i t fol­ low ed b p ' th* tr a d itio n a l c'I ihat, F p ito w ith U o lk h iM R t t u , S i i g i r Bowl t r a m a f U * t p e a r , H aw non rr»H*r* i t l l ta k e vi lot of ip ln ith *iwl mi!h t o r a p t »Hh *1 'em«l e|chi of him tan athreritria t. Chirac* SHIIakurah HI. I*>ul« Ikialnn Cl or In nut I llranklyn rhllaCelpfcla te a w F lila b u rn h C hlrncit I t Stneion I; Ulnae). New Y ork pnn*d. rain. tl it «S I* It ** *T *1 M (I It TJ It . tt r i a i h WiinSto t i k r o o h lm t . 1’hi lade Ip b la ». Ml. tm ula • t a l C lM ln a a tl, New fork Ti H|. U t S L Seminole Dry Cle«crs h ip W in m r nf T e m p o U n iPhiladelphia I ; Chirac* g Detroit *; Uoatnn t. . . vrfaity fiam bttn a too (holt roarh Calpvetant l*i Waaklmttoa • ( I t ■I'J pmarm. G il Itabia of Boalou Cat- Inmlmtal. ir « r ,-la t y f p af Co ito II. haa barn U*lro|l *Y*3Tw T e r ! ! in lha bualBMm 36 aan aama. Tka Ir Cletelaa.l a l Pklladelthla. Irani* w ill nirat for (he flral lint* Cklraao at Waakiamtea. M. Lomta al towton. (him year when Tempi# play* Boaton In Oetabrr. AttlRlE Nm h«|Jt« JJfW O r k m fMrmthui%Am M M I n o t ii: « N iiT ir i: ih m m e n r iiiv u n . •hot A. K CHINK. k n ld * r of Toa Cert I firm * No. IMS, laeued Iba tal d o r o f A nnual, A. I>. IMS. hna fllpd aam a In m r o fflre nm l haa mod* n p p llra llo n fo r n In n daarl In to laaued thereon. Ho HI r e r llf lr a t* rm b ro ra a Ib a fu llnw lnn ite a rrlto d p ro p erty In lh a C ounty n f Kamipole. Htol* a f F lo rid a, tn .w lt: All HI* n f KH »f N K 'l nf HWI* W nf llrlrk Hit (ten # l a n d U eerrlbed In DU I I l*a«a SI* B C R> Hart Inn T, T nw nablp U Hnuth. lion*# 1* Kant. Th* ao aau n M n l of ib a aald p ro p erty u n d r r lh a aalt. eerllfir a la laaaad wa* In Ik* nom a «l IIA TTIB I IK N n r . at nl. lint*** nnld r*rtN I* at* nhall to rrdaam ad a r ro r d ln n In law . Ika p rn p a rlr d a a r r lto d th e re in w ill n* aold In lb * k ld k eal bl>M*r a l 1k* rn u rl-h n u a* floor on Ik* flral Monday In Ik* m nnik nf Heplem. to r . IM *. whirl* la Iba Tlh day nf to p la m to r. I tl* . Doled I |ila *th ilay nf Au*u,l. 111*. M i* " m e m c ii* " m » m I hoi II. N. P K I im r t l T . h a h la r ol Too f S r t l f lr a l * N a. J*T, lo a n a t Ik* l»l t o r o l A a tn a l, A. I>. IMS, ka# III,*, aam a In m y >4(la* a n * koa m ade ap p licatio n lo r a lo o 4 n 4 la t o lo o to t Ik a ra a n . Boh* eerllfi rola eiM biuiee ll,« fn lle w ln ir 4a* ■orll>*it p ro p e rty In Ik a C u o n ty n l b'emlnole, H lola » r K lw k ln , l a . a l l I la>l I lllk I* T r T T b * T aw n «f Hanford. Tha aaaaaom atit of Ik* n a l t prapt r i p u n*ar lb* nakl r * r l i n r a t a la. ■uad w o . In Ik a nom a a f UNIk ItflWPI Unit** aold c a rllflc n la a to ll to rnta*m *b arcn n lln m l» law , Iba pro p erty d e e e r lb e t tk a r a ln w ill ka • iikl In Iba h ln h eat lilcd er ol Ika ifin tl-h n u M door a n ih o f l n l Moo* itn r In Ib a m o n lb o l Hepleniher. Ill* , w k lrk in Ik* III, * 0/ *1 to b trn ik a r. IM*. Itala* till* ( Ik d o r ••* Anonal, Itl* . <k F. II MUNI ION, , C lark n t C lrrn ll C n a rt n t It* III Inula Caanly, Flat Idol NOT ICS OF APPLICATION FOR n r . n n iN D o N . TAX D S S B C lerk nf C lrrn ll C nnrl nf ( treat a t M H b N i l Hem Inot* C ounty, Florida. Notice la hereby rW aa. th a t X F. U)NO. boldar af T n l C a n iflra l* No. m s . leaned |k * Tilt t a r a f Anew*. A. I). 19*1. to a filed aam a In my affir* and haa m ad* apptle*ll*n far a la* deed In to leaned thereon, told ceyllftral* em brace* th a foltnwlam da* arrlto d property tn th e County af tom lnole, Hlat* of Florida. to*wlt: W lk of HF.H of H K 'l, Hertlon SI. Towneklp t l Moaln, llaac* IS Uaat. a Acre*, • The aeaaapnwut e f t h * M l properly Cad-r Ike aold retIH leal* leaned waa N Ito M in* a f K tlW IN M. KBWAHDH. Unlraa m id *ertlfH-*te a to ll h* re* deemeil a n o n lin e In law, th * praparty dtarrlbed therein will to aold In Ih* hlckrat bidder a l Ih* cnurl-houa* dngr on Ike flral Monday In tb* manlk nf Heplrnilter. Ill* , w klrh la th* Tlh day nf H eptem tor. IMA I*ileft llila ti l l day n f Aumuat, t a il. i t P. MKII.NIWiN. C lerk of C lrrn ll C o n rl *1 to m ln n l* C o u n ty . Florida. n*4 hnn ra>4* U f l l n l t o IN * I n i 4a*4 la to Man*4 Itorato* Hal* cartlfkat* amkraaa# I M tot* l. w l n « dadeflbat P * * M « r J a « • County at Namlnola, l u l l *1 F»M * M* II h T.WV* A I I A . K . Oriffla'm Hnhdlrlnlnn. . • Th * omaaamant at Ik* property nn4«r Ik* no14 ra rllflral* Inane* wn* In Ito noma a# I . A. TVIIJNJN. „ . „ ._ r.la n * noHI rertlfWate atoll to redeatnad a rra rtl* # to , U w I t o proparty 4*arrthe4 Itorala WlU to Sold In Ik* k litoa l kl*4or ol Ito rnurt-houa# tear an Ito Oral Monday In Ik* man Ik at t o m ; tor. IM * . whkh la Ik* tlh ta r nt Hanlambar, It**. ■mi** iku iik to r *1 Ant***. (M!At.> O . F. HKHNDON. Iflark ol C lrra ll Cadet af Marioal* C analr. M arita. N O TIC N IH MKHMSy th a t M M . FII AN I t J , JJAUHH. h o ld e r n f T n l C ar I If tent* No. *»A lean ed Ib a Ttk d ay n f A to n a l. A. D. IM 1 . ha* m a t earn* In rn r n f . flee a n d h aa m ad* a p p ltr a lla n f a r a U > d a e t In t o Ja n a* * Ik a ra a n . H*U. r e rllf le a l* a m k ra e a a I t o fa ltn w ln e d ear Tike,I p rn p a rty Ja . Ih* CiM tnlr * f to m Ito le , H U t* * t F lto * Ma. to - w ii! _ . _ _ l / i l I p lk S T r I T ha T * * a » f fta a fo rd . . t M T h e neeeeerw.nl a l Ito B * tt p r o p e r ty n ad er lh a a n l t r a r llf lr a l e ln an e.| waa 111 Ih # aam a o f t/M i.V f »1VN. „ . U n lraa aald re a lllla a I# a to ll t o w " * 1, J -__ H J-M ™ * * } « to d " “ l * " **N> tari r* L » « ' LT1 .! ! “ ••w u .. w ■»» * SU to* J L .™ Tka I s s ^ ik ^ A ia its a t d i r iw I t o h!*ha»l b id d e r a l Ik * ro u rt-h o u e * to n r o* I t o fta*» ,, tln n rto v In lh a m o n th nf j U t U P * t o r . IM *, Wkh-h I* Ik * Tlk day n t t o p l a m t o r . IM*. . _ i "***. 1 n ra »* »lrir af Aumuat. n U t PON,. II C ourt Af i . F lo rid * . MMM line it rhslIunfMi^n Knot 9l III* Tn mi Farfit year \ f \* ^ Ft * f• SKIDDING WORRIES Vfmtlrip mawp m ■■amm tt AlN nlm S. Two al* h i aama a. U til* llock-Naahallta, ratted and flral, wal around*. . Flora** tort** TraleedayW Baaalm Daytona llaarh I ; l-alatka 1. HI. Auauallna Tl llalnearltl# T. H a il'd , darknaaa rad of ninth.) /(tit dm *AN$LEY y u t- fk /d A id ko m * N O TH M O F A F F M C ATIISS Ft* T A X NKMM taenate Wilt l a M i l N O TICK IH IIK II Kit V IlIVKN Ikal H A Y M 'lN II M IIA I.I. hold* of Taa Carllfliale No. M l. lame Ik* Slh day af Aumuel, A. fl. H H haa fllad aama In m r offlrn am baa niad# appllrallnn for a tai dead tn to laaurd I hereon. MnH rerllflrele emhmrre the followlhl deer Tibet property la tka Coo -of Ceminole, plain of Flotliki, tn wit: to t T Dlk 11 T r D Th* . v m i 'N IH IIK ltU IIT ItIVKN, Dial TV, U. IIO '.fiH W riin 'II hnl.ler of l-lllh a of T i n Cerlltleat* N*. I t ll, Ineaeil Iba lal day of Amauet, A I) I ' l l , ha* filed aam* ta my office nod line mnde appllra. Ibm for n ta i i.*r,l In he laaued ■hrienn. Hold eertlflrnle eiebrarea lb* follnwlnm d**rill>*d properly In Ih* County of tomlnole, plait of Florida, In -w lt: tot • lilork F, Htewart’a fur a las deed In to laeued ri**f»on. halt eerlTncol# amkrmrae Ito !ffsas.ynpasLCTssBl I T 'n i 'U Hnkdlllelon Tka aaaeeemeal af th* aald properly under Ih* aald rarllflrale laeued waa In lb* nam* *f UNKNOW N. I.'nleea aatd rartlflrnla ahall to redermtel arrnr-Nnc in law. Ik* property dearrlbed therein will to vild to Ih* klahwal bidder at Ito rniirl.houae diair o» lb* flral Monday In Ih . month of toplam* tor. ||M, Whlrh la the Tlh bay af kepl-mtor. 111*. rilled llila llh day of Auyual, (N K A k ) IM A t 11 r . II RUN DON, _ Clerk nf C lrru ll Court af Heiulnola County. Florida. UJRinKLES OF S A F E T Y AfimnN. 4. . DamarsM _ .. f _»*m xrzjr::. v*srjspa Tbit tf il»t atM ....... flral* ahall to tadeemed annrdlnc In law, Ito pruparty daarrltot. ihikrin w ill t o aalt la Ik# hl*k**t bidder nl lha rnart'kaua* door on; Ik* Drat toentay la lha niaaiu af Hayiamtor, IM A which la Iba, Tlh day nf * e S t t h i i M:i b d a y ie r A u .u a ,. IM A O. P. IIHfUKHlN, Clark a f .r ir r r t ! Cnnrl nf Seminal* Caanly. Florida. la K A L ) j t ; kolifer of Ta* Cerllflaala Na. IM * Im a e t tka tad t a r af fa ir.' A- 0 ist- a: '3 .-.TWL:: sfr dent la to maaat Ikaraaa id rartlllraie amkraeaa Ih* fnL wtaw deerriket pmpurte In llu O u n ty of ttomlaale, Mate ai Flortoje, tu-wM: Im* • P h ik D W|ait* h i * Fyraarlaa U a ll-A f la t took t Dam* IM ■ ' I k e naaeeemaat af Ito *aN yrnparty under Ito aalt w rlM k rule laaued waa la it o aama HI UN N N D W M . •Ifpleea aald rerllfleala shall hi redeemed nrrardln* la taw. I hi preparly daecrlket Ikeeula m r« k aold t » Ih* htchMI M N e r al lh< W SU T O IV K N . Vi Ln i l * boldar Im lie Nr* f l A lee net L to u A h i D. 111*, ini m f M il* * aat Ira,lea lo t a laa ma, inerye*. Mold Med Ito feHoeln* 'ly la Ik* Caualy it* *f Florida, ta­ S ka aaeaaemeut -a ll Ik* aik.' party under Ih* aAM Tuetllfla Mimed wa* Id Ito .Mam uf KNOWN. [aka* aalt rertllkalul ahall be eeawd aeentdlBK In /Sew. Iba rty dedrrihet (karemTwIII to la Ito htakaat k ltC A al Ika rt-heuae tonr V u T l t o flmt May la Ito maedh 'a* Septam, IM A whtek t*Tm* ITIA day •( r tawtor. IMA T l T taint tkla Ilk day at Au«o>t. A Ik F. IIRRNDON, C k l* af ClfruH Court nf v^no Nat Ire la herekr ilra a , that O K A N O K -H K M IN O IJI COMPANY bettor ef Taa r f n l t o l r t o I M laaaad Ike tai to y af Amato l A. Ik le*», toa filed a m ka cw nfflr# aat baa made apyllratlaa for a tat Aaat to he kaued Ihenaw. I l l * re m oral* rm bnrto the Mlcwluw toner Be 4 PfopeHr la the Count i n t Seminal*. Plate nl Fhertto, t o wit: l a l l i mark P Tract H Baak »'lo epflamn Arrerttay la Mata thereof Keeartod mpoa the pututi Ikeorda of Saalaah Caualy, Sdurtta. The aiaeeem.at af tb* aald property *«taf tka aalt rertlfkate laawi l waa la the name af Ik F . U R IF F ITff. l ake* salt eaiilflcat# atoll to le- Isdsii TLri Skip �> ssh# *# finding i m n n id i n mss we. fhsss I M University i f California M Hernia ha* eoccumhrd to th* aalsemanshlp of Oorimor C nd Florida, and U trying out a new Ulra. A Florid* d i m tree anted at Kipnattkm Part at Ir* Ansrtr*. where the nattrea efeant* to nam ine at clow ranee on* of Florida's best tall ■era la Oorrmor Shells. Irft, erllh Governor Merrlam. of ( who turned the colt to admit Florida's permanent guest. LANDON RETURNS TO HIS OLD SCHOOL HOUSE CVFICE STENOG - NUDIST FASHION! iWRlWM V V ■*-> Helen* Hardy doeaa't worry about her clothes when she geos t* hoe work ss stenographer for Herman Bsshlnskl at Lake Thonoteaaaaai Fla^-for Helena deeen'l wear any clothes. Herman li d lraetor at the nudist camp there end ef courts the office help must I N I t f f lH R M rtl(i| ly . M itt H ifd y , thown at h tr typtw rlttr, got tbp |eb ever M ether girls whs snswsrad soahimki'i advertisement. (AoeeeietPd Frees Fheie) SCHOOL 'PROBLEM CHILD' ELOPES JUDGE SCORES HAUPTMANN TRIAL •M'’it B irm in g W l f <5 ts.V England Loot's O tii Far Little P«Ho* l O M H t N . A w . -b l.-f ,v » -T h e little fello w s t Uw hash o ( the crowd m ay not mil* |ft-j “ ahow" lion prnreaaion neat M a r. Officials are ronildirUiir erect In* large mirrors at point.’ ol twi *»c i . tilte d at pp M p la It ftflio t thg year kid u t i l c a k . -te rra -Mica Birmingham ad 1 M »* I he la pretty Gloria la stags. wbara :he Judges crowned guests ad MH Modems city ever * large awesbpe if eonisstenta. ( AseaaMad Peggp I ■sia.'.'.uV. I 0 4 i 4V v _d \ �rv- j. i 1 H r, ■' ■ i M a r n g o n. y ,IW)1 .... - ^rcrTTi-Yv*'ii W I . I W I I 0 ...... A lS if -Ojg-'-J M um p M b f O f CartBnak loom* A t Rookie a in e sv ille A nd Stdnit S ta g e H ectic Straggle latkans Drop Contest la Ninth When Morton Doubles For Daytona Baach To Score Hoslnski From F tn t 'HAYTONA BEACH, Aug. t t . i*Jack Morton's dotiblu In the last If, the ninth, sruring Dick llcslnAl from lirst ba n, give tho IsB a lm s 0 l<i i victory yesterday If they open --I tho three oat of (To firm -1 piny off scries with f ilk ji. ith two out end tho scare tied, li in k i klmrli'il sharply* to left IWd. Then M o'on tipped the tsll A t to right (M'l and tho Daytons Batch semnd t.irm an scampcreil BVeend tho socks to end the ball : Alter a shiky xtart.Mlank CorMeki, Polish richt-bnndcr who has Men i i led by tho Columbus club I f 't h o Amor Iran Aioclntlon to T*port f.>r spline training n o t r, finally t ••ttleil down and :hrd n steady game. Gornlekl t u;t nine bits, including donby Horton and Kfttnsel, struck eight and walked three. ■ Lefty Sp irk man wan his mound Opponent, snd the Inlander* reached Mm fur nin.' Idnw*. Bp.irbmsn fbnnril rlitlil nnd wilked four. - The Anilrtt* In lit up n 4 to 0 Ired in the first two frame* before !the Isletn managed to get under SK b/'llosln-kl slid Morton, with t*n M u apiece, bil the I - hinder ettnek, Karilh v a t the tiny Asa i-a to cnlisct morr tlinn one hit He got it !)alr of single*. -■r-Thu two rlidi* tiu^l nt 3:30 to* dsy In I’j ifitlii. Mnoso Kraiick la sillied tu pitch for tho Islander* •nd llelniu Helper for tho Axv them to b# b« n m i ' m M U» rod of Um rtgalar p h f t f mmmm did they net get U ni | mm at homo, m y o t n O * ailareaea’e ton lest was • no dsemtaa w Hm L The Gains*villo ofTtetek to re over CillUamP* hand and re­ ferred the matter ta Ja m a Braashim, head of minor Hague orat e lam) hall, and an anowar lao a m i forlhcomleg a t *raaaal, A N M U expected In the moratog. The pame was a wfld and etrltln* affair. The Halida i t f * r f tin scoring In the l i n t Inning with a pair of runs, and the totals came tack with a fire-ran barrage An­ other was added In Ulo second to drive the Salats’ starting barter, Jerf Emerson, firm the g a in . Tkt Hilnts tailed t a k e la the third, sml came back la the fltfh with Ihrre m u to take a T -i lead, The seventh franco saw the lo­ cals tie up the score a t t - i The run in the seventh was sen m l when I'll man deckled, took third on an Infield oat, and acarad on Bcvell’s infield hU. George An­ drew*. the 8alet first basemen who h on probation for bis past ansportsmanlike antics, dtaged aaather scene because be was violently t piMiserl to tho deck loo on that piny i y Umpire Graham. Ila peihed Hrahsm arouad, and then took bln cap nnd kicked It a roc ad. Crsham, when naked as to why ho did not put Andrews aut of the game, icpllod that It woe d weaken thn .Saints, I’ltnisn was the hitting stay with a single and two doubles. OAINP-SVII.LE, Aug. ZR.-TN .'gsmn between the St. August Inc Balnt* un,| tin* Gainrsvllla (J-Min was exited yesterday afternoon nt the pod uf the miiji inning, thu Score being 7-7, and durknesa hnv10K desccmled over tho field. < _____________ j? A* in whrrc the iriiinu lotw eon'at the University of Oregon, where the two rlulw will be played to- he I* a sophomoie, -day is s ill in du it. Galncitvill* —___. rluh Iifficl.il - Hindi' ii lung distance j When Carl Key mi Id*, Washingcal] tu (1, K. Gllll) ml, prunlitrn'. [tun Eemator nutfietder, was eject- SPORT BRIEFS fielder with Orusnshira In M b I I , hat shifted over ta first base a t D a rin la I M nt the iaggerlion af B nach Rickey, majordomo of tho Cardinal's fhr-fhng farm system. i In July, M iu returned ta first base when Calllna’ hitting again went Into the doldrums, M W s hasn’t Ho hammered n t exactly AM SPORT CHATS .um pires on Just any clone da* cham-l rteioa on balls and strikes ar a t aaawd first base. This w riter will adAadrr- NtA U »t there am seam pretty le t teas' raw ones called, but rnoegh la •a the1ewesgh, and when th e fans go to e trk t than aver on player* whs asM ream before him fa r rotting ] tha capers with tbs umpire. I ----------------------Is A fter Alabama PUte started ■ [ Iters carver af |h-ef**»tona. baneball, Ijp^ | Cla ssified Advertisement* v 1— A nnoum em cntM . gun*, glands. If not delighted, maker refunds few coats oald. HAVE YtyUIt WATCH repaired Call, write, McReynolda' Drag Co. by nnu whn really knows hew Biigg*. Jeweler, Mag. Avs. FREE! sm M M II ACID, UAH PAINS, INDIGEHTHIN roUcvwl quirk, lift Kiiu lutmplo ductur'-i prpurrlpliu'i, IJdgii, ul Mrlteynolds' nnd |jiiioy',i Unii- Sturm. LEAVING EOK Na-hvlllc, Tcnu. IIOUSK TO BKNTi by miy nf Allantn Sunday A. occupancy. Permanent tenant*, bad-boy ot tho' Rahils * will be M. Till" Inn <•> sliaru expense*. d bedrooms. Reasonable, phone stationed In another bogus, where Ibis circuit wont hnvv to pot op t ’Hoiit- 175. . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ with his capers. And we better* l —I.ost and Found that there Is n possibility ef M* being thrown oat of baseball com­ LUST: Pair ililld'A white shins. KOIt HALE: Used Kelvins toe pletely unless be decides to cool I’lcu'ii jihufie f0(1-It. electric refrigerator. Almost off. new unit. I ll, Easy terms. Gen­ R— AutiimnliiUK. Battle Of Gripers! eral Appliance Co. All la all, Uke entire game yesREG REEL AM) Suns, 301 W. p in t St. fur week-end bargains lioiTF JOHNSON bicker for Unlay a t GatatavUte waa fasIn u>rd tar*. There ru rj arc priced _»ale cheap. Inquire 1311 B. 4th. Ing m i tho part of both toasM. fur sliulglit sulu with no trede- it ULKS Fo b Y a m T 'Pair kick Should tho team hate kept n St­ ile coder, thn g*OM couM have been flntehod teatead of ending ALUBTATE tire* -Heart* prices la a T t* 7 dMdteab after stead* end Bears' finality. Bool out darkened tho fleM aroond f:M Son*, 3UI W. Klrst St. e'tlock. BOYS AND GIBL8 BICYCLKS— i — K iluaim n li'a n ie tL Wo sincerety hops that some, Ask for our price*. A Moll de­ COl.Oliiili Gllll. uunl* h"U'C posit will Ipy one said* oatli thing will bo dmw shoot oil of wort: Muiuto Coi'pvr, 708 Han­ Christmas. 8Uatey-Begtra Hard­ thte fighting and rvogbing of ware Co. ford Avc. COLORED WOMAN want* Job ClK'kltm <’!• tlcillllng Ill'll 1C. Rtitiia li.- Lawrence, DUO Willow Avc. COLORED WOMAN wants half day hmi>u wurk. Address, Dll Hickory Avu, VIOLA WH.UAMH. colored glrL P D R .R A U t am Jarw want* h"U-u wurk. till Cypress Gives 9 gallons. Fresh Avo._____________ ___________ rently. NO cash, U O. N«w Upsaln Ron«L ) | — SHxctllunctm*. PEKSONALt MEN! GET Vtcur At Oace! New Ostrcx Tunic Tablets contain raw nystcr Invlguratura and other sUtnuiunts. One dose peps up or- LA ST OPPORTUNITY! ALL THIS WEEK SHIRTS 10c Jtiin k Cm i Iv Luilrjf, lac. PHONE 478 I f f |^ & I C T B k C ^ I I ; l t I I �.... . ; v H 'i r j r 7 TW •' 7 — j ' P. 1? .; i n v _-r! “ • Agent Who Took’ Capone Will Teach wfcbh ho orgaaiasd and hooded Law Enforcement oad which lo M a t mhondoaod ha ATLANTA, Ga^ Aug. WL—OP) hie should be eueuuutered. —Clarence Chamberlain and hi* "Clouds in the summer season," Wide of let* um a two month*, ho toys, “lie below tho M,H00-foot plan a traaoatianti* hemymmu altitude level. In the winter sen­ night—through the stratosphere, son, they're below 2S,#M feet By They will eiimb late hie two, Hying 33,000 feet wo shall mb* ■anted Lmhheid meneplanu at a I cloud*, have the advantage of A t lehne, Newfoundland, some- grod tall winds prevalent at that thna In Um neat tww menthe and altitude an j experience a miniMW a ft f t r mm of threw points mum of rvilatancv." la n d 's End, England, London or A 1,200 horsepower, superPari*. charged motor will tend the ChamA flier who graduated from bcrlaiaa' ship, "Mia Stratosphere." the rank* of transport hostesses, rooming through the ether at a Mrs. Chamberlain says the will too to WO mile-an-hour dip. As the "backseat" piloting on the Chsaberiaia says, the grant speed setting hop. being made possible by stratosShe I* tho former Louise Ash- phere flying, by, daughter of State Senator Equipped with all improved dcOeerge Ashby of Malae. ' vices for safr (lying, "Mbs StrutOf the proposed flight, Chamber- oepbere" has retractable landing lain my*: gear making possib.e forced land" It wttl bo only a part of our Inga In water cr on land. The ship hoasymsan." has a wlngaprvad of 43 feet and ■ at ha added he exports ti is trimmn! in yellow ami black, w oe* the era of stratosphere fly. She has s gasoline storage (Spac­ ing la naar duo to tho "reatark- Ity of GOO gallons, nbl* advaaroa la tho setone* of Chanwerlain says on* of the pur. aviation engineering." * puses of the flight b to pave the I f the Chamberlains are success- way for "shorter flying time ful in their fllgnt they will be flights" across the Atlantic, making aviation hbfory. “If we make the 1,1130-mile hup Chamberlain aayg wan never hps from Newfoundland to Land's attempted a solely stratosphere End," he says, "we expect to cornhop across a large body of w t- plcle the Journey in from five to to r/ N _ six hours. A London or Pari* hop The failure oa the part of tho would require 10 to 15 hours." lot# Wiley Post to reach his goat Regarding the speed ang t, Mrs. la stratosphere flying—Post was Chamberlain explains: farced down short of hb destina"That's one reason I don't mind tion oa tach of hla transeontlnen- the trip. Wu will make jt In such tal hop* after flying hundreds of a short time, I won't hare timo'to miles through the stratosphere— get scared. Rut 1 never am afraid doesn’t fix* tho veteran flier, flying with Clarence. He know* the Nor doe* It bother hi* wife. mechanic* of aviation a* well as "I am so thrilled over the flight being the pilot he is, you know." I can hardly wait," saya blonde More than 50,000 American* will Mrm Chamberlain. finance the stratosphere flight. Her husboiK. aays equipment for I They represent passenger* the stratosphere flying- has been si | Chamberlain's and their assoeUtc perfected at_this time that no Iron- pilot. Jack Hall, of Eastman, Gs.. BLOOMINGTON, ImL, A a r «*. —OP)— One of the federal agents who helped clean up Al Capon*V canjr In Chicago, Lieut. Dan L. Kooken, now of the Indiana Htate Police, will turn h it taloata to the teaching of policemen when the new four-jrear training court* nf Indiana University open* la September. As supervising lieutenant of the state police force, Lieutrriant Kooken hat been assigned to direct the study of tcientlfie methods, polire tactics, general police admin* hare taken for air rides at on* do lar apiece. The Chamberlain’s are barnstorm Ing on their honey mown to obtain money to finance the flight. They are flying Curtis Condor ihlpo that weigh nine and one-half torn and have seat* for 37 and 32 pas­ sengers, respectively. Mrs. Chamberlain is advance agent, arriving ahead of her flying hubby and hla co-pllot. “I wasn't getting along to well with thl* barnstorming business until I married her." said Chan*, berlain. "She'* a real business man» x e r”_____________________ _ fam e o f the new roller* conn*. SUtht o f stator* and mild of niaaoer tho m tU bnla o f the stag* and atari* pm entatioa ad polkowen—LtowUnant Koohra boItem the ntn-polilkal Mloetloa of a trained, educated polk* person net is tho answer to (ho crime problem o f tho United gu ts*. Ho believe* rotlsfo men of character and tatstMgsaen ran bo t i alaad to boron* tho best police**** In Ho waa. In the coast artillery from 1 M -IIII, then for ala years waa timber cruiser, guide and trapper in the Canadian northsreiL He served a* first lieutenant with the 900th infantry, seeing henry service In the Voege* and Argona* sectors during tho World War, Returning from army soevico Lieutenant Kooken entered the service of the treasury department, later transferring to the Depart­ ment of Justice as a special agent ■aligned to the Chicago division. In 1930 he resigned to become as­ nr.d blonde Gene sistant director of the Secret Six. Hollywood couple who often have said that matrimony a n d ^ th e lr famed crlmc-flghtlng body organ­ screen career* would not mix. now admit theyll wed. Hero they are ised by the Chicago Association of shown at a Hollywood ten at which their engagement was anCommerce. nuunced. (Associated Pres* Photo) THIS A G R IW S GREAT STUFF! I KNOW— BECAUSE AVERAGED 614 CRATES OF NO. 1 CELERY ON 7 5 ACRES rrsays Roy H U R R Y I N l U R Y O U R S i / t IN WORK) S FIRST CHOICE EC0M0MYTIRE rsfw c sa Possible Chance To Name President Stresses Congressional Electioag SCREEN PAIR TO MARRY C'Bennett,of Sanford / T O P CEADE celery —tr a d e r , crisp, fuJM to , 1 1 an y ysnr. B u t it iam't anay money, by nny ■ farm in g i sv my th in g hna tn kn Aon* " J m t r% bares* t, a n d lota of th in g s cn a happen. • June bocauoo w t tank* fart (lim e, wu aeon' B ut it Aom piny n m ighty Im portant part, h thoru la, taking n konvior application than a tho fertiliser haa tn bo R IG H T -" «u y old are asac* Ihaa ptoots it with Agiku." fortUlaor" won't An, Thanhs, Mr. Rennett. We're hoping that a ► That’* why wo oak you to comMsr ACRICO | POR CELERY: Ham to a fortUtoor wsodo to lot of other grow*** In this locality arc going moot tho highly exacting roguUonaonta of to pradt hy your otpertonco and use Agrko cttosy-growlng In tkto section—a toetlttooc on their eatery this year. Wherever Agrku is that contain* ALL th* ptanl-food otomonta given n fair trial. It produce* the sum* out* 1 nooAod to produdo a huger ytoU of extra- standing rem its. Theta'*your own sun, Clin­ quality No. I stalk *-su cculen t, sotid-tss- ton E. hsnnstt , who followed your lewd and . turod, tender atatha that iooh right, taoto triad Agrfcw on on* aero last Fall: he wrilesi 1 tigh t, and aoll at top price*—a fertiliser that feeds th* crop all th* otomonta needed to In. sure healthy, vlgoruu* growth and help ward "Agrko mod* good: It produced HI7 packed crate* of extra quality No. I celery on un* ^*d plant dlitaaaa, acral" Ik**** of other grower* say tuhsianUnify tho n a o thing. Ho there m ust he • “ I'm iOO% H e A g r t e a f sosnsthlng to It. There m ust he—and there nasal cw tataty to. ( when yma toad your crop that hind *1 fer­ Tho facta stonily show that Agrlcn u a step tiliser. Ask Roy C. Bennett, of Sanford, for sixm pto. Mr, Bsnnstt, well-known manager ahead, a m l advancr In th* aclenc* id (redof the George f . Flats, Inc., farms, know* log the celery crop. It's specially mods to do eatery. U* grow* it up north a* wall a* to that very Job and do It well. T hat Is the Florida. Bn who* Mr. B snnstt my* shout reason sh y toading farmer* throughout the Agrko deserve* mrtowa consideration. Laac country, ail tho way up to Maine and out to year, ha tried tho grads a l Agrko spottody Minnesota and Wisconsin us* Agrlcti—truly mad* far cotory up In Now Yarh State. On th* nation** landing frrtm*eT—because there Septs mhos JT, I t n , ho wrots: "On on* Mock to a branded Agrko mad* to meet the e u c tof S aero* ptoatto to cotosy wu mod only f t Mg a side of sack Impurtant crop in each Im­ 125-lb. bags of Agrko, nothing moan. And I* portant crop growing section. And results tho country near furnish tho most cunt loclng aur* was a baaotlfol piece of cotory,*!/ hind of proof of Agrb a's s tirs crop-producing ( A* a result of that trial. Mr. Bsnnstt mod th* grad* of Agrko spoctaBy Iscmntotag lar celery here la Samlaol* County. Thto to what * * " " * < / m A f r l c g ( M t Year It to gritty marly time la start another crop kn mrnln akoddB Ihlm Inal ananam'n r u in of cetory. So thl* ye.tr why not do a* th o u ­ sand* of other farmers have done—try M im e Agffco too Celery, the brand specially m o d e tor thl* Melton. Nee foe ywirwll the Mg AIBwsaco It make* In yield and quality. • .i v, K -to MMAN» THAT* M AL CELEMVI* to y C . aott, showing a aaaspto Walkbom tho 75-act* ctopg last aaaaou with Agiioo iur Calaty oa Ike Goo, t. lac., lam st Staked, ItoaJ his Uttar, al Uft. K ; TTT" { 1 J 1 ( i CO! ■-* n t i. Howall Fish (al l*H) and Roy C. laam U i tlqkl) ot Geo. F. Fish, lac., Fam—aooupb gtowait who typify Ibo kind ol btg Uaqso ton Isy that pals Saalaid at tho top ot the least Last taaaoa th*M qtowsts used Agile* to* C sty oa 79 acts*. Mr. Baaoatt’a (otter, printed full at lah, (a ol hstaly laipottaaco In MU Caiaty-gtowar, G w lM ] U K t RATHER, U N I «ANt CTialon 1 BsaasU (Ml) ol Saatord haa a raputabon ol kla own m a loading grower of quality calaty. Whan kla Uthat, Roy C. Baaaatt, reported th* sxcoUaot result! obtained with Agtico oa calary la 1933, Clmloa E. Baaaatt dacidad to try Agrko oa on* sera aa a lost Ho will**: (1 a n n o n than p M n d with rsaulla; Agtico prodaeod 817 packed crake of extra-baa qual­ ity Ito. I ootory on that oaa acre! It's to s n brtiiaor, aU HghL"> AGRICO �r f f | a • W i 1 • Argentina E xpect a To Benefit By U.&Drought The WORLD O f STAMPS By QUINTON JAMBB A song on a stamp might wall describe m k of Brasil's two latest stomps on her ever-growiag list of commamorathres. It's an n > n r p t from the Optra ‘ II Company," boat known work of tha Brasilian camyoaar, Antonio Car lot Gooses. Tha daaifn ronaiita of two liata of music in an oblong fraca car­ rying tha dates 1836 aad 1986. (Oomta waa bom In 181*8, died In 1896.) A t tha toy a n tha iaurlytlona "Brasil Postage" and "II Oomraay." At tbo bottom, within HJgli World Grata Prices May Bring New Wi» m —Mrs. draco Flinders da Argon!In, this year baa ana of RIO DR JAMRlSb, Aog. 88. Bm amallcat wheat sorploaes for Prod*, a t aeemwpliibed Rng. oopart in n deeads, and Ms m ain H*h woman, would become first n am at has btan ntardad and - Indy of Peru If bar fctmband, rannanriAwabty reduced by pralongtd I dWata of II oat o f a toUl of 16 and aatosaim rainfall, yet high, i parties should win the presldeu6V World prices as a result of tha 111*1 elections in October. Neeth American droughts may al* I Consignor Benedetto Alolsl lerikte what looked Ilka a poor * “ e lu . P*P*l nuncio, msrHed bnahn ss year for this country. the couple kora shortly after Prenghls In the United States J °nr* Prado had hern made IV aad Canada hare been a dominant ru’" first ambassador to Brasil R d i f In polllag Argentina out of *" ,034- Sir William Seeds, Brit■fa depression trough. Thl* coun- i,h ambassador, and joss Carlos k fjb worst year was IP.TJ. 1do Macedo Scares, Brasilian forlaproved grain prices in 193l r,*n mlnl*Ur. were official wlte e i 1986, coupled with American nT r " Bt ,,w bHI,1*nl wremony, Wmghtu and good Argentine crops * w i t ! y . as the ambassador m a k in g in henry exports, Inciutl.! P"P"re«l to fly homo to conduct fag Much ms lie to tho United » »*umP “ "P * 1* " ■"<! **"■ Btafa. itself, gave Argentina tre- Prm* ,” ‘M for ■ two "r amadous trade boost, la those ™0Bth* " U ' » » “«<«. Rngl.ml, Mm *nh+ M preiwd ronewrn for thu TOu year alga, of . slip were »‘r ™ ™ ram n f nfflee which W idnit. Tha 1936-36 wheat crop, 1m.""t W ’•""h*"’1 * lf h' a L W T& aTw d f W ? ' "Centenarlo de Carlos Comer.” Tho stamp Is light blue, on very thick paper. Forty -fere printed of taw, with mm of tlio stamp* a blank hat having Um regular p trforaUsas. They a n f o n d tn •basts roetahUng an “odd" awmb jr of aumpo. Tor t u a p k , a th tt t ordinarily carry-lag loo ■tamps, jo across tad lo down, m ltht kora only M sagm ing*. When tho sheets a n n i tkroM h tha perforators, foor blinks re»olt (to trally In a row (catered at tha bottom. Edward SehlaaO, Attlsa, O , than If pland tid t by alda tbit way, asleep fa BehimUTu bad. Be tha foor blaaka make possible only found them whew ha « m e hmnm fen PENNEY VALUES "link th* job Of pres. resuk’of'drv wsatK1 ^ » « * fa very hard and tir*»»•" *fa "And It seems “ n..,S£.. " '^ u' ul; r.; ».z"".T S.™i * •* * , ? « “ - . 1 - 1 * » '. th i n k " " rt ' * h” 1 w t ,0r Her emerald blue eyes twinkled new cropcomes, np „ cimfi(W bnMb. Hut better prices, | n(( up on H|»nnl»h nivl ho|)ei| to , , f a , American arM.t her husband ami his groaghls, will onset to some es- countrymen In their native Innfa** tho Inch of quantity. gunge when she arrives In U m a Argentina’s mnlsn surplus for |flt„ |n tbl> ffl]j O port has not been fixed, because Mr i . Prados design for living O u ta w f e k s of almost continuous would Include a country house, farh Which has held lurk tha bar- music and sgairts, nays Prado. Hhw In run*lilcrH nn rv|wrt horn* Btf0r# lht» Abnormal wet wrath woman and huntrr**. In ta p in g •* I d 1n, preillcllnns were far one with tho tradition, of her Line f xho heaviest mnlre crops on coln«hiro family of warriors tacordL but new calculation* must and explorers. •Wait knowledge of tho nmount Mrs. I’radu Is a grcnt-grnnd• f standing corn rotted by rain, daughter ofl Bumucl Hinders, Tha American droughts u ay re- one of England's first colonisers gait fa ahoveeinrmal shipment* of Australia and Tasmania. • f canned Argentine ment to the | t wn» because o Peruvian VMtod States again this year, and president exiled him that I’rado Argentine papers are cxptcaMnjr went to Knglnnd and met the • faint hope that sanitary rest Hr- K| r| who was to become his Mona against fresh beef will ie wife. i S S H Z , * ’, f gw t until the this year. Railroad Discovers Use For Umbrellas •horlly. Nevertheless, a postman came around ones a month with a pension check and In 19 years It amounted up to 1,117 pounds MINIKIN, Aug. W. - 0 F ) - (shout |5,!>8&). When the hoax Knglsnd'a southern railway, aid­ was discovered she was sentenced ed by Ragland's rlimnte. has to three months’ Imprisonment. found a good use for umbrellas left tchiml by forgetful passen­ gers. When sudden rains rums u,r they are rented In passengers nt two prnre (four rents) a day, plus a small deposit. Business Is good nnd the srheme Is being extended nt a number of stations. Manila WiU T r a i n Women For Defense ‘World War Widow* Jailed For F a r c e The other Brasilian commemo­ rative Is issued to maA the first national congress of the country’s Judiciary congress of the country’s | Judiciary. It has a value of 300 re Is and Is printed in red on thin pa­ per in contrast to the Gomrx stamp. An upright oblong, longer than average the stamp's design Is renterrd by an oval-framrd pic­ ture of stone tablets bearing lif Homan numerals ami the word ’Ta-X.H Behind the tablets' appear Ihi* symbolic scale* of Justice. It is possible to collect blocks of three, Francis W. Beninm of Muskegon, MJch., says this Is the idra behind his specialised col­ lection. While such s rrdlection Is nec­ essarily confined to a few conntries, nhd only certain Issura of No B i is. i Rome Will Allow Shaving On Sunday m Anren.me favf. This worries f i r t n ’^ Jr’,b^ f0*lMn f ^ t ^ 11^ ' y * fro,,,‘r, 1,1 lbl* r untrF • „ nl For P e n n VALUES SATURDAY lhHr Bun- dly* ln f ,t h r w w 'k ^ f o r ' toose ’ who must take their Runday at Irlm - jmlng the neat growths a la | Balbo which have sprung out In Washington cathedral, la the nn- w |fb r, t |on nf the African vlct.ttfan's capital, U 14th century Oetklc fa design. | ' . . i The Blais of Florida claims 6 8 1 A church has been Incorporated BMfatiea of fruit grow within Its In California to operate a chain of h a n la ils s (hotels and a baseball Isagus. TIE HOLDERS LAPEL COMPACTS WATCH BRACELETS w ^ s . w l » ' M*L u t« W kWh™ PORK and SPOON ------- set XXW l t i i l UNDERWEAR Awl BEST O f ALL— We Ajroln CsU Attention To Our LAY-. AWAY Plan For Purchasing New FhU Huita. NIW FALL CIJMsBE MENS SUITS MENS WATCHES m d im s Its e r PEARL RINGS LCCKET & CHAIN x tu w lW W PURCELL CO. JEWELER in____ — NECKWEAR N o D e b t s s LAY . N c AWAY H r a d - A c h e s SHOPPERS! COMFORTERS �i b' ■'-C^"V “ t. #vI*>-;r..v>>./r-vif?>*•;w TOAT.^tCCTT * G r a m , SwiUtrUnd. U tha ««rId headquartcri of th« Yount Wo m o ' i Cfcrtatlaa A**ocUtkm. TW Adirondaciii, principal GairfW i E m Jo it rough t up with •t rW^ U. S. D. A. Scratches Head Over Patch O f Truffles WASHINGTON, Aug. M.—(AY —After secreting a batch of French truffles about the nation, the De­ partment of Agriculture todayfaced the problem of how to find them when ripe, "There are three approved ways [to hunt trufr**," said Dr. E. R. I Lambert, “with hogs, dogs, or flies—" "Wait a minute. Doctor," Inter­ rupted your breathless correspond­ ent, "what i* a truffle?" Dr. lambert said a truffle I* really a tuber melanospoium—a mushroom-like growth about thi­ stle of a potato which meant $7,. 000,000 commercially l , France [last year. j " It ■* a rale ikticacy," he ex­ plained, “and once a truffle eater, lalways ore. The only trcub e about French truffles is that we do n't grow them and they rome high Imported." WHERE STAIN LAST CHANCED GOVERNMENTS Hollywood Lights ^ y y t— r fT -,'j- ■.' 1 : ■ •><1 r. • SCANNING NEW HOOKS By RODIN ((H IN S : _ , . HOLLYWOOD, Aug. ffl.—Not hogi, T t dogi hunt them for the ail movie actors haie to leave sport of the thing." town when come* the Irrpres-' Th* department is keeping se* sible urge to get away from it rret when it expects the truffle* all. to ha ready for hunting or what " it al.” is Hollywood: the bush sort of yield It expect*. Officials nest of being a movie celebrity, did say. however, that more truf* the .tare* of the rot Iocs and the fie* are to be aid out In the Pudget demand* of celluloid frame. A!Sound section and irrigated *ec. though their careers thrive on aution* of the West. togiaphs and photographs am! th • Already the resident* of the fa- hubmih that aceonip inlet their mou* Virginia hunt country near every public appearance, the av* Leesburg* I.ee»hurg * are s^vulaging about e la te actor not infrej ,ntly suetruffle hunt*. rumb* to that "goldfuh feeling" "We hear,” aid Dr. Lambert, and yearns to light out for no“that there is talk of how to dress where er anywhere. when riding to truffle hound ! Eric Linden is one of Holly** — . ■■ —— |. fo o d 's inveterate runners-awuy, ( itis e n n R h r e I I Sometimes it is 1.1 the mouiitiUn* a t, V. w" " »nd a train It’s to the »-.i.H; but he s e e k i n g A a e n A Q m P E likes xntitude and wi|, take It Of ( recent view a f Tuarta 4 t l Eal, hnporunt thoroughfar* In Madrid toward which rrtirti ire rap, nemo In th elf "big gt»*h." On Win right la Ministry of Inttrlor where the Republic w ss pro* claimed and King Alfenta waa ofllcially deposed. (Aitoclattd Pres* I’ noio) With the United S taks as liarren of French truffles as It is of icebergs, the department la inched th* first systematic effort to grow when lie can't he found ut home or itiiywlu-i,' 1 1 e. fhe tiinch is a lilt pine.. and tie' -piH illing little t mi h liouse i*n't open to geiier li CHAMP GIVES OLD CHUM A BREAK View Hint’ liideu" ly i* not exactly a ho. *, with its "iiiim iiu i pool uni ti.ii 11 one pit. Hit It’ s the place I,. iihen Ho has had loo niU'-h o! Hollywood. ir tiny Stainlint lias nn au(oII i .• ti lief, ono of those lie lux/' I-1>.. i I'y u ilh ail the i I'.i't f linine. Win n the getIII ii in." ii nt i-'Mio's to him *11 he l to ilo is hnok the t n ^ l i f M his i ' ii.I vnm h doiin the highway. It.it loiyt" .l.iik rlitkie'n plan i ' II lb- hides out In Ids . . i in.......... .. pulling down i i I, on the windows, lockH i the door ami piotending hr |.i i lli.'ii- N.ibmly, he ren-iins. " ' Id • -i think of toi'king for lion ut the 'tii'li». \n,| Garbo l»n't so m l . either. J: .a ...... I. in fart. Hint it’s nrws ,ii| .'n <he isn't hiding out at home. THER’S DOLLAR D AY E N J O Y n ^ T^ t g g 8AWTCTTO g g g A tP ,. BAWTOWP. I tO H M W ConfadornU t i t i r r n ' p«*lon ARGA1N » ^yiV*r3*.*ijy5%-? In U K L FOREIGN PROGRAMS Dollar Day Specials! W ulnut Kininhrd A Millionaire Cannot Buy A Better Mattress l “ The (live Field," iy Ralph , Hate. tD 'itloiil: Spani-Ii prole, itariun nmol in wlilrlt the mrchr.n. i ■ Ilf 111 rh .u g r nre romrwhnt "Veieiiiplu-ired, Hilt not to tlit* oxlu mu of oxpeit ilia raeterim 11 o. oi of an m m isiiitly aeutnl ii-i . atom of Siiuin. "Hie Sky Hill Not I he lle n rt," hy R- l« Ituffti* ( M nrm illan): lii- i rale -o.lnl-poliiiiiil satire. 111 a hu ll the meal mid the froth are very t Ip e illy botiirued. “ M tiriis K'.i- Men." hy r'luities Cruy on( 1a llle, Htmuil n large and ot|pertly si'Hs-teil group of lim it .......... . nppe.iling priinarlly to men; wmlh having in this d.iv of feminised fiction. "N o li-tiers Ki-r rhe I trail,’’ hy i ile W ilhelm I Random): a tender, '< I. itr- y wroiight iiuvel ubriut a '■ "M M,igd ilen : on.- who "s in s " T h in in m il' n tu rr. A m i n >, t w o .s|M’cia l it< i at'lcctioiirt. Wood Hy JOHN SKI IIV A pair of .wallow* doesn't make a tprint, a« ha< been aald a good many time* nlrrady. Neverth e le .., there arc *ign» that my Met y-hntrnr-drt relive fiction H picking up. Wp can cite three, at tea«t. Dne n "The (’amp .Meeting Mur* ilc r s " by Vanin Ituiiikdph grid Nancy iTrtnrn* (Vanguard I, which we mentioned briefly the other <lny. Another l< Gavin IhHigla*' "The Tall Man" (Putnam ). Thu th is! i* "Tin* Unifying .Mounter'* by Je**ie Doug iw K rrru i.h (M ac* null.in I. Kadi of there contain! tin* promirod Mirpenrr or horror Of in pen niiy. And each of them la rta.IaMe a* a navel. "I He fait Man'* is a first book. The first scene uf Mr. [>1iugI**'' first hook sets a very high pace the Tall Man is seen snoop* trig about the Antwerp docks, wait* uijr fur 1‘ap tilu .Samson of the fieiphter "K e ala.'' Krom that nun tnent until His final disappear* ante, tin fall Man is a creature of | m ysteiy, p.tn .ii of ninny u niy». d e i loss and frtphti ning tanirlo. I I lie i apt mi Is likewise a triumph [ ill another Held, and the people of In -hip aie real people. Hut per* haps in,, aiitluu s real achieve* mi nt Is iheilile-lii'O.li d He Han a sen c of humor, and In* can w rit* cicdllily of the sea. " I ’He I ’ ndying Monster’* is like* U to find you, fur Its s ta lls with a si lk situation: n Inutlier anti istet, last ot a luiip and lllustri* on line, tlii* tnu livHip under a m i so nliidi lor Heaven knows how in itiy years has persjstrntiy i Ine.iii iinl tin* Head of the fam ily, lidt ome tins lias i een stumnchi'd, ilie reailei finds himself in a "o fM of h iiiir, eoncerned in n 1nipple of tnn!i* piu|Hirtlons which d u -e . ill,, iiiis l m a ryclene of isntem ent. rhe writing is ahla and the plot it honest n straight not Honor mystery may seem anomalous, Imt .Miss Kerruish Hat manai’ e.l it " I ho Hi lui-sance," by K. b'tinckltiintan o lM ii.iiu lla.il: an exeellent ami solid introductory snrvey of the period, not nil dressed up f"l tile popi IIT till.it*. | ' llie Need We Have," hy A. Hamilton Gibb. tl.ittle. Itr.iwn): l sit, iiiiu s w i lies a ronianre, set (of all piaeest m lieland; it's j . lea iitii. anil perhnpj not very int* Smokers Ladies' Sandals FGATHKK rtn«irtff Hill I Pillows oo SAT. SPECIALS Fm»h Fruit *luiee LEM ON P IE S 24° Hate nnd Ralaiil L O A F I ’AKKS 16 E ach Shades r m i n i T n i a i SysU a n r Ptuico Cola* D k l m H l a d doxnva oi Mined and located. You Mm ky w a t . . . ■ccunttjy . . . and tkg a t g ig g Phiko ( Sytlrm, working with PbUco lligb- NEW MEN’S SHIRTS STOCK End Tables iajMi IANr 9° COOK IKS d n /. 3 f°r $I.W |lrr*M Nhlrln in nvwm t p a tle rn s . K eg. 1.2.' value .V D ow n .Tac A K O I.I.S 2 do/. F ltK K CU IIA N ____ 15c illtK A D With JV I’urchaao ....... — W eek I . 5 II A M oitlh SALLY'S : VALUES NEW STO RE BAKE SH O P : �- w a * : - / ‘,v —J ■—■ 1 r ac 4 K v ,z u j . V, * . "1 i • , ■' M World W ar Veteran* WUl Conor t f t On Doaoor Far Convention In Sopiombot ^ ■i ' r ,r. ‘ *■ lg -' r.' DENVER, A ar te -fT )— Mm 'm IW from Gey h m vlll W fat tech mamorlM to WarU W ar n U r m in D n n r Sofa. IS. 1> for Um 37th narnml m Uo m I t o n f m n t of Veterans fa F ar. sign Won. A te o maid from Brittany fa farfate apron, wiU f i t t e r tte anacsrs oath marked la fraaea with t t e price of tte drink, aa otd Britf a r n ito n . A doion or mom of te r (M a n *UI fraco tte Infonaatlon bootte fa *hady piicoi aloaf Colorado highway* to direct tte 35,004 to 40,000 visitors aipectcd for tte an- Att tte ftrla a n daofktera of g* Branch -war brldea" aad wUI bo dnooed fa tho doth lap tbalr moth­ er! w on when they w en mnida !- fa France. h Martial pafeantry 'Will enteren t - tte program the Colorado organ. ; / tent Ion* of the V. F. W. tave pro. pared to entertain tbalr gurat*. y T hen will lb J parades, aerial i;- manenven, a gigantic .buffalo bar. - beetle and a wild weat rodeo. A t least 30 he roe, of t t e World j£ pad other ware alii be b en , James C B. Van Zandt, national commander fa the V. F. W., m id recently la Dearer. Among them will be Sergeant Bdwenl F. Younger of Chicago, who The-JEW ELER U t fa lte r, U f Albert, h i - it fa Bmaanfa w u ■ mtt< i i M i t e fa i» l« t k n Bu i r f M h t f a Carol t f ■fa fal M f f a a t tlM ftw tt. TlrnGiMpeTe to b a r n "pretty clothes or a alee homo like other f ir la," r con fm in i backing the girl to death on her aintoenth ,«n ( right) looking at the ax with which te r daughter K. Bod in, who H id the mother explained "1 thought 1 . . 1 •. a era which etoppod • huge aaaaal food ataal from the pahUe. The peaaUeoa paaag man at* t unify waa ewe f a t t e email army fa akilted detect!roe whe work feg the governmen t. They a n trafaed to law, a r n m tte g pad chemistry, for t t e am rt port, bet a n a y fa tte gfamereee eU trick • fa tte prfaeaaiew, path ae abedewfag and acting, nice a n part of their meatal baggage. The moat ipectoceter work falls to throe divteteao fa governmeat sleuths! T te G-Man, tha aacnt aarrlce and tte postal la- Leader* O f Pretent-Day Europo Know Am i Danger» O f Conflict tenor men, will provide an escort or jealousy waa made, Attorney for Commander Van Zandt. Geneear Cummings, under whom Denver, birthplace in 1H9'J of the G-Men worn announced that tbe organisation that became the!anyone looking for the aeatp of V. P. W„ was host to the first na-U - Edgar Hoover, director of the tlonel gathering or overseas voter- G-Men. would have Camming! to nan In 1900, Denver members deni with. ■aid. A formal ceremony is] But there are 3,447 other de-i p anned for this year In rooms I tretlvea la government depart-1 lb the atotehouse where that meet- toanta who work *0 quietly even lag was held. their neighbor* do not auapert In 1913 Denver again was host « • * * * "% * to half a down veteran bodies Ubc1* fa m ’a detective roll Inwhich amalgamated ae the V. P, cludesjO -N en. RM| secret eervW. and elected lilco W. Means, e'> *»»« I fflS S P W later U. H. senator from Colorado, Invs. lgntors for t t e Fnblk Works commander-In-chief. Administration, S 0 0 ; f o r tte Three special trains already have been chartered to bring the delemachine* stronger than ever be­ gates to the Colorado Rockies. An ™ |* r ^ l ^ f o r ^ h e " ^ ™ food fore. Of the dktaton, Htalln, Musso- i r 1 *«• .^ ilu tA ^ n T T w "Criminal" to most of them lint. Hitler aad Kama| Ataturk, all saw years of military action dur­ ing and after the W ord War. King Krward of England, teapold put him out of action on the Homme front. Rrtumlng Inter to one of (he highlights of tte time. the Year he served until Ortoher, Arrommodatlon at the ball la I0IH, when ho was temporarily being arranged far 3AM guests. blinded by gas and was In hospi­ The proceed* will to divided be­ tal when Germany collapsed and tween the many hospitals and In- tte war ended, lie twice partici­ slltutloae assisted hy tte League pated In single-handed captures of af Mercy, who ere sponsoring tte French soldlera and was decorated event. King Edward Is patron of for bravery. the league a and Sovereign of tte Muasolinl want In wRh Italy and Order. waa wounded and spent seven In 1923 Inflicted a crushing de­ feat on the Greek Invaders In Asia Minor, nearly mine In blows with Urllaln, and gained bark al­ most all that Turkey had lost ill the World War. Htaliii was serving his fifth sen­ tence In Sllieriu when the war broke nut. He was kept there un­ til the Kerensky revolution of Peb- commote after t te 101100*0 doatk. a te rfaaate to donohlltoo Mo t o Wood oaH after tte ormiatteo. HHIor a te * d « . tte lormrr a privato a te later a corporal, tte fatter tte )aa*f««t captafa fa tte BHtiab army, foofUt far yenra in Franco. Both w o wonnded and fftUHidL Hitter joined tte Bavarian army Ao f. 4, I t * aa a prltata. Ha fought fa Fteoma aatil I0I« when ■hrapatl oaterte tte war. llte troopa wore dofoatod by tte Ger­ mane aad Carot’o war record app rari not to b are boon conapteu0t>Startemberg, form er eke-ctentcllor of Austria, Jetoed the w wy a t 17, aad eaw eeveral year* of ac­ tion. Gembees fa Hungary waa wounded oa tte Rumanian front. Benea of Caocboelocahlo wa* In t t e perilooa Information aervlcc for t t e alllaa until July. 191b, when he was forced to flee into Swltaerland. . Great aumbera of tho youngur stales mea of Europe below the top llkowieo eaw action. No 1es« than a half doaon British eabtnet minister* were In service, the tame la leu* fa » * a y of the statesthen under W in Prance, Germany. Italy aad Baaeta. rank A map af Oeeeawteb Village la engraved ea the baaa of a flagpo’e fa Washtagtoa Square, New York CI4y. ____ * Don’t put op wick t t e costly inconetalcnca o f a a ald -faskloacd : " E X C lU H lV e „ ______, C tW fral E le c tric rsfilg tutor aaotkei Dealer d s/. t e n saving yowc money now, Ufa week. with a f r l Thrift Unfa Seminole Coeatjr For # General A ppliance Co >mci* m u t e **»• ___ Lose tte a a month after publkatton, Margaret Mitchell’* first novel, “Oca* WitM T te Wind," passed tte 104,000 mark. T o g et theTefrig orator that has made millions of refrigerators out-of-date • London looks Toward Coronation D a n c e LONDON, Aug. a t.-D P l-O n o of tho most brilliant social event* of the period will bo the Corona­ tion Year Hall at Grosvenor House neat June. It will Iw organised on simitar lines to the Shakespeare Ball whkh took plnrtT during tho year of Xing George’s Coronation, aad whkh, attended a* It was by many members of the royal family, was ruary, 1017, permitted his return to Pctrogrnd w hen he did yeo­ man service for Lenin in organic* Ing the revolution armies. He plunged fate the revolution working with Voroabllol In re ­ build the Red nrmtes, end frunt I MO until 1933 waa Invnlvrd In war In tte defense of Petngrad, In tho war against Poland and in crushing Wrengcl In tte Ukraine. "In those four ytaral mtaed wltn men, and found my hnanbood," sold King Edward VIU of hla ex­ periences from 1911 onward. Ov­ ercoming parental and govern­ mental objections he west to Prance In Nurember, 1914, served with the Grenadier Guards, waa many times under fire, and lived ■ soldier’s life, first aa a captain, later as a major. He visited the Italian front during the most crit­ ical period of hostilities in 1917 anil also saw service In Egypt. IMen lost two brothers Jn ac­ tion. Another brother spent sey- MORE COLD S*B ■» t 1 A 1 D « k r ft Gay's Qoattty Pfcfcta " B a r t f o r I W ffa trtV There’s a Dealer A Gay paint that fa heat fat each Announcement! B > B. POPE has been appointed Sem inole County Dealer For -i i 4 RADIO BARGAINS * 10 reconditioned Console Model s at half price for Cash. WhUe they huit rv > SEE OUR NEW 1937 \ ZENIT r Full a n d C om plete Line of 1 9 37“ M odela N ow on Display * RANDALL ELECTRIC C a Phone i 1 p V I * • . 11 '• "'or ^ 2 0 0 S. P a r k �"rrr — - - .•/■jppBj., , ^ TfSUT- n i? : i • jigT h-paw ^ y ' i' w Am h Mfc. AN HfW N P iN T D ilLY NCW8PAPIM r - ^ rry T 1 H e r a ld FIVE DIE, I f HURT IN SPECTACULAR TRUCK CRASH --_.V ■ B o r i e t GovtQUM it '• Dcmawb E xprWm Of Ex-fioblM vfct From . ScandimRvto " ! StrainRelstiom D edire Rebels Manage Successful Air Raid On Madrid A s War In North Claims Thousands low To C o m p l y MOSCOW" A u g . 29 — (A P )— The Soviet Govern* ■vent today officially de­ manded that Norway expel i Trotaky,1exiled Rua_ BolahevUt leader. RA *overnment note handto the Norwefixn for_n minister by a Soviet tepreoentativn in O.tlo rend: »-k: "How much does it n u t to t Sheriff Mile 11ami from Secrctaiy JAUKSONVII I.E. \ng. 29. - end my child .0 .. hool for om> Al>rinl b o m .M In • I State Hubert A. Gray. *-(11—Weather f'riv a rirrs to­ >‘"r ' downtown Madrid today in Oray'c order stated that the day issued warning, on I no In this county, the ummnl per the first Mtireshful air raid |Hlera| cretion wil| be'held in tropb-al storm-, one in tin* year per pupil mi- S i ' l l 'o r th« 011 the city pnpir. Fire persons were carried to death and IQ wire injured when n truck loaded with laborer* Gulf of Mexico off the Moxi l!);u-;ltt term. The r . S DepartMia "Soviet Government expect* erashrd through a guard rail and plunged IOJ feet friun a bridge over the Uonowingo dam Bear mtinutc County, State of Florida, Scvend p .TS Jm were run const und the other f.u- rtent of Interim statistics show wounded Wtfc Norwegian Government will Darlington. Md. Tito wreckage is shown above afte r the truck entile to rtsl ut the foot of the em­ I Tuesday next srcceeding the an the bomln Heat Monday in November, A. D. out in tho South Atlantic. the average co-ts throughout th-* l e t delay measure* to djprlw bankment. Among the dead was George D. Hurt of Hasting*. Fla., driver of the truck and organlier aimtiered witidc-wt* hut did I» « . the said Tuesday being the Tlo* Gulf illsturlinnro wav mil ion is I*. I.i-eil on ihtta lit tlo Trotiky refuge la Norwegian of Itinerant harvest field worker* brought from G corgis und Florida. (Associated I'rcs* Photo) nctual tlamnge to third day in November. reported bv tin* New tirh-nii. r ilh cie I from I'J city schoi I Iniililinitn in the city. * h D « ry * Following are tho piddle of­ weather office to l«* about 'dll** systems. ’There waa no Indication, how I’rcvlmtsly Kovcrnment war ficials to be chosen miles en.t nut then <1 of W ra Kxivrivse of -ehooliiig in Semi­ planes repulsed n Reuel a*, tempt ever, that the Soviet Government t’rur, Mexico, no vine vve t nole f o u n t y is nlaiVe the liver - to homb the capital. United States senator for the had demanded the cxllc’i return r» year unexpired term of Hun- northwestward about Id niilot auo of (lie stale, according *"! The successful raid was tba |» ‘ RilaiIr. • l). Fletcher, deceased; United nn hour attended l.y -Irung ' The note made plain Norway'* figures obtained locally. I Ki,i |t attempt made by Rebel* States senator for the four-yenr wlnmls and heavy squallt near ref eoal would prejudice food re­ ITleukiug ilowii tintotal rust thisweek, the renter. spired term uf Fork Trammell, lations between the two governof tin- nation’s average the t >«•-1 tin the northern front, CMit1 he advisory tills nviriiiiir rased; seven presidential elec­ m a t i and would be considered pai luo 11I of Intci Loi finds that ullics were cstimateil at “IhnuaG I r m tors; one representative of th a ril till. «Inr ut *'i* im ie 1 din. thi- expen-e o f giving n child t,lids'' as Rebel forces at irmed a violation of International law. and rnution 1 iidvricd nil vei- well inline I teachers, proper sa-i Fort Fifth congressional District. Han Mnrcial, key to Ih* m*|s In it- pnth." The governor of Florida; a sicOftLO, Norway, Aug. TO.—UP) r- *x1 ....... -elii“d libraries, up-to- I’lty of Irun. The Ms-olid -lorin. first r e ­ —Norw*/ today held Loon ratary of stale; an attorney o ', text loM'ks and many sup*. Governimnt forers, admitting ported late yesterday nln'iil lib, Trotsky, Russian exile, under general; a cumptro! er; the slate needed in the modem' their aiuimiutlion was ruiinlnit I.OiMI miles ,-a-t of tlo* nortbI lly I’AT CATTERtMJN .......... Iruoni a m o u n t s to $7 I.MJ | 11W , ho f „ u r l h .lay at pallce guard In his home but treasurer; one superintendent o( A liuttle uf life and death be­ public instruction for Florida; u 0111 lip of South Auierii-n, wii-. feund It lacked power to expel .......... H'df ' f that wuuhl fiKhlimr in that sector, kept said to I k moving northwest­ tween a black widow spider and commissioner of agriculture; two I!|i|)iy t » thr toCill nillUltiiMI. ' their machine guns tr lined on kiai aatll another nation volunThree Semlnolo County reri-^ I t l j U f i e S W h d l ward hut it. 1I1 .tonre from I'lie ’’a v e n g e " rltlcen pays Rebel redoubts. strong grasshopper h « l4 |j» tlc r, of the supreme soar!; and teers to admit him. dents, Victor M. Green, Oliver! » , , •, , aan spry, land and ship bunmade f if audience of six spellbound Wi'a u ri $:• per year for rngineets, Trataky’x two *ecrctarlea were rsilmsil romnilssiiiner. All uf Europe ronrinue) la er information on it Imp. i d!.:.- jaollin s, other school tiulliling f uiu the sheriff** office this morniag. deported today but authorities leased Elder Springs from W. W. Ore state senator fioin the 3ilh worry over |His*lbllitic* that at present. Thu cl-sk, little Insect of death ■ iiiployas, fuel, light und water. admitted they failed to ascertain Thompson for a ten-year period, Senatorial District of the state; sSpuln's civil war may not b# F. J. Scruggs and Uuttis Muse. Muriing like a well-trained boxer,' two Semi nolo County mrmhei* of Maintenance costs, inctii lia:t kept confined lu present boun­ If the fonoer Soviet war mlnis- it was announced hero today. noth of Sanford, narrowly t-cuptd almost miraculously dodged the tint ia-w luof i r the new rent of daries, lar had a return visa when he * U r. G ra n , spokesman fur the setiou, injuries this moimpg when strong and stunning b.owi direct- th* stale house of rvptesenupaint on the hid le of the school­ from y ranee operator*, said an enlarge -v. t A, . / -» • room, run to ! " . 2li imr year. meat of faeilitw. arw * ' “f ',y the 'hopper a . she HFNDAYE. Ura me, Aug. 29.— A county Judgoi one sheriff; a ha-< I on the national average. ,i,r dSprings n f i n , J erturneil at the inter seel mn «.! m tuined the doomed_ green-wlaged the distribution of Elder clerk of the circcull court; one tax With the leinuining ? 3>n the Idh — liiptoiiialists last night Thirteenth Street unit hint Avei n .11 uriIn a mass of webbing. water ever a larger territory average city -"dimd system inan- drafted a note to the HpanDh nuPj Apparently trnlixing th* poten- assessor; a tax, co lector; one than heretofore. ID county superintendent of public |<> pi ivide mhlitialll'l fin,ils government at Madrid as Mr. Scruggs was rushed to n tial danger which lay in the grataFollowing la statement from for liaii.-portation of the child first step In their plan to "hit* physician for treatment, al'.h uglt h.pprr'a rear legs, the spider** firs* Instruction; a county surveyor; Mr. Green: Americm 1 cpion dost •« in five county commissioners; these to and fiom school if tla* dis- rnunlie" the Spanish civil w v "Mr. and Mr*. Davy have had n his injuries Inter proved to to- only operation was to pinion .them members of the ( Appr.ivul by tho M.idrhl gnv* " -aid of mdiurii of Ititf stale ' ill laiii'e ii l • m a t far walking. superficial scratches, cu t. and above the insect’s buck. This she great ileal nf experience In this Public Instruction f the hirin'ay if. ty po- ter . nt it A. tl i "pl"V s doctors. nurses, rinm int would V jl to iieg.vt!abruises, according to a police redid by cleverly darting in at op. line of work and have only re­ and Ms pt L a* or•ting to p . I ills. •I nn !■ e l n ttendance a f f i e r s , Gulls with both factions lor on portune moments and with ligh*- peace In districts W. M, Carter, newly-appointed cently settled In Seminole Coun­ P0 ,tagreement leiiglng themselvev to* four; and constables In distiicia patchc i rrci'i.f'd lie ie 1 di> f 1Mill tvtnke i uymenls to Iraeliers' pen- refrain front bombarding open district deputy grand exalted rul­ ty, Mr. Davy Is from New Yor*k Iteforo the accident, Mr. Mu.u ning-liko rapidity whipping a •linn i .ii" nml puya hills fur three and four. A *111*r f *i mk. a atu er, Florida West, last Bight urgid City and has been an advance was gidng west on Thiiteenth sliund of web uiound the green i *»Liy Ill- rent, cities and executing prisoners. .Diiuo' and mi i eltaheoi local Elk* to make 1330-37 ifi’tiir. agent for some of the largest In­ while Mr. Scruggs was m vine tug’s feet. Unlh sides would t i axktil to net v i> south on Elm. 1 The widow took lw chances »n banner year. dustries in the country. A pm I of |lo< day'a Ill' la in will In leu ing the flnttnclal stn- respect historical m moment* amt IMh autonuiblV* were T tully allowing the 'hopiwr to once hlrol a an address before the Sanford "Mr. and Mrs. Davy wilt be In lit u radio n Idress b I I* v D a r e tlstli f I'mtisl --'tutes' relnsd'. 1to exchange prisoner, w III never •rganiiatlon, he pointed out the aetlv* charge of the distribution damaged, I’oltee Chief Roy Wil­ " I f against the shir of the glass ' i ior d. pul l iiienl pi in's |nfsihle. the ■ ' .1 aim Hindu !' in WTAL, liams sail. The vehicle.-’ ."m il­ Florida clubs should be Inspired ami sales cf Elder Springs water, Jur prison where the drama was Ii in edurnlloii a* ill other I The approval «>f the Madrhl tllliers l" i" ak nro !li"V J' Imto better work, because th* atata ami we have purchased new lion might indicate the Spcal th.-/ staged. Instead of giving him a thine , "• usually eel- what lie ' government will tw sought ftvwk 'ton. tali' I i-gton i " i.iliM ia le r o f la the home of Dave Shnltx, new equipment so that the dlstribii were traveling hefnre tho >:u-h, substantial footing against which | ns the diplomat* who dr*fte4 env- ( West t’aliii lb arli, an i Mi tion will bo even better taken it w a/.aid . I d a | "II . I m ' school he might buck up his kicks, she grand exalted ruler of Klkdom. rusts usuntly ^ the plan are accredit-*! to Ma­ | Chief Williams held Isith ilrivGilds, .late pre ldtl.l err* of. A second addrese of the even du'iv hitu into the center of the >1 Hi ■ U i Indi'o ■hool faeilities, drid Iletter "The distribution of this wa*r j cr* lait released them on their ) r and suspended him In mid­ gain Anvill.iry. lag waa dcTvrred by Ashley I’ ' Hill.II.I - of lii-lrilrtii n United Slates kmlmssadoe ' h igh in Hanford will continue und > f owi) recogniiunce la up[4-ar in Fire Chief Mink Cleveland, nlm air. Haggard, a Chicago civil cm It l< hi pi .| 11...t ' iirni ilia "I -el viee," the t'Jaul- G. bowel's did i.nt atlertl ,|"I n perk gbr n r and former local resident the dirvetion of Kcotl and Vnrn court Monday morning. Then the spider with the m l has been vacationing lor two weel. of the poster th i" i l.-'Hl ih »tl [• II11"' III the meeting nf his voll-ng t#0 Meanwhile un Investlgntiton with offices in the Arcade build­ who spoke on patriotism. h nr glass design nn her stomach In Georgia, ir expected t<> retain Statu will have till' • ' t Ilf 01 us th" United (itVC* policy ho* continuing. encircled the vielim innumerah e lo du*y Monday mottling, at-.....I ciilcniing a -in i' nf < poll "III I Plana were discussed for a pic­ ing." been un*' of atr ct non-interven­ timr , each time drawing the skein ing to an announcement mud.' at ty In ilrlver and |a 1 i inn-, u nic *• be hold la the near future tion the fire station today. at San Laado Springs, Peter of death tighter and faster. cording to Mr. Fraiil. The Spanish g 'licro n en t vrim i mslunt resistance by th* grassT h en Ion, chairman of the enter­ ’I la inlay night rn’J i’. «* • I la- unv ■tiing c<0'nil ■li :>ij.:. It. L Glenn, lucul laleir leader I near the lime vs Ian •lie tainment committee, b In charge h rper was futile. Wiggling, amenable to such a plan. "d "I* of arrangement*. Itctfinning Sept. I hi. king and squirming served only and a member id the County I’liin i ns haul,! nnpre i ri nt i wit i "A shrimp supper waa served to •m iich him mure deeply in ning Hoard, is *rhi-dtile<| to l i ­ the la <( ity af ti ,, lung tla ir i Fcminolu County blot-.ulr .l.-uic . the almost invisible silkrn twines' lu'n Monday from Chicago, hi • bildien to t.s- emu I-". , In- .ora 'ia! a t the conclusion of the koala#** F, iV.Iin |!i Hi" 11, Itn-jil Alu.lelit Evan* McCoy, h baritone, last !nxt nigbt laid preliminary plan, of his fate. office announced today, and fraternal sessions. ed. ( mivt i it> Floridu i * at tl night placed first in the last of a for th<footlisll-scuri'-gui- mg •bice the 'hopper was securely ----- — ihr vu'K tml Mill) Ini hi"" i series of amateur .’nti'itainment run l o t v.hirh will ;pt into rff.'-t fastened in the web. Mrs. Blsck The weal lor: partly rhmay. Y•* .11 ir lit itnHl Ia iiiii* of j i I....... performances staged by the Kit* thtouglfut the nation on Sept. Wiaow took a moment off to possibly scntteied slmweis iuui ■ t »p||t sIiftllilIt!|f nIII*iHli.'i ul the a Five memU'rs ol tin* HemlnnD Theater. | |'i and continue for It weeks. "crow” over her victory by climh ’'**• *n'l south roasts Sunday an t tf- 2itivi i its* mill Itjit, hruil «,,mity t hamber of CommeteO Voilt* Williams Jr„ batadist, The itenion was held i n ’ tin ing atop the captive and waving P«"»ibly near extreme south coa t >'I Vi*likI Iliirll hiMHUX Hi* Kleelktn Cniiimlttre wilt assem­ her long, ominous legs. tonight. Kitirnu- Northwest Fh>> was awarded second while Miss Chamber ■f I'ommcrce building. Small trickles of dnllmiuent Elolse Winn, doing lm|>ersunallon. lupus, i ble Thursday alleriifMin to eirPlt Faeli week the person gut »stny Utlio igh FI- 11 !a i UMli ii a.a tl Suddenly the hopped Into the Idas partly cloudy tonight, Satintaxes arw continuing to be paid e | motion picture slai», took third the largest number of correct foot­ fray again, this lime with hrr pm day scattered thundershower*, I On nnuirii? ymit hi* hn * l*rru voles in tho Chamber’a bonril o# tiles of tiii- nuiiixi in rum, I hi nlilur-iM-Hiii-f uf tlio direelors’ election. at City Hall, recording to City award. ball score* of curtain luipurluut son fangs visible. Once, twice she i -f farms, n rank. .!*.|h m the — — !•*, Hit* I’lihi'iMily'd yi*ar I Tin- roininitlpo is composed of Clerk F, M. Lamaon. games will I h nwarded an aut an i el veil hy cenlr i! -t a! i n Birger Wester and his orchestra (rank them into the helpless car Sunday’s tides: low, 12:03 \ Although no extraordinarily iti.l tnitn i r r r of the "I*«tm h, II F Haines, A'Unionte Sprlnf*. bib-. Then* geo 123 other weekly ms of the grasshopper that voilily H- and IJUr.i |*. M,; liigh. li:lKl • ri Icily, aecurding I" pn n provided musical a. companlment tayge peymenU have been made I'.'l’f | OtliUll II'll in. tl e r a . (man; W. M. Haynes nf prises. Including radios, foitvull. j quivered with each injecti"it of A. M. and H:37 I*. M. JloiidayV il'iie • irreived iann* tu.laN I m for the entertainers. tba general run of delinquent 11 fli t 1IIImil r 1) l hi- IliffltlV’i | Fat ford, Roy Howell of Lab* . I Spi river, V1, et .4|ilij r i . ti" ..' II, ■Venom. In let* than five seconds tides; low, 12:19 A. M. ami |2;,V.i and id k hosiery, Joe Marentotte, Riti manager; re (lection* are not unsatisfactory. v hniun* that cun W nu.ml j Mai) E. II. 1.aiiey pf Paola lit A motion picture designed to env. every sign «f life had vanished •*- M.; high, A. M. and 7:2d a’, iii’riciilturiil t’Xti■n tun M*l Th* City la considering the ia Impressed with the Internl I t > t ' Tinl-Tli mi till* VTIIII|*Ut llllll a ml V,’. J. W ills, Jr., of lo o tfrom the green body. I*. M, Sun rise, ut (t;(r2 A. M. and er the m utest details completely which has teen shown in the smaemployment of a contract man on irrit- uifti if III** tfi timiiMfi of ■vot'd I*. M. Moon rises at Y* tlpriby Mi .Sj. m e t ' r nil. rotnmisakm host* to approarh teur shows and Is Dying tentative was exhi'itnl before v tn ty deal­ Seemingly well pleased with her | ’*•* at M'ti' of tin* * Secretary Ralph Bagwell re work, tho widow retired for a , I ;f3 I*. M. ami te l, at 2; It) A. M. u lt t n t i rt n f 'h«*t(i<i lu 1 Hi III V 1fi*i < ♦* i-ll’in !»>• those la arrears with taxes and pDns to repeat tba feature at er*. .1tc»I**9il 1*• ly. ported today that ballots nr# be­ Those attending the session la l moment then returned to Inject I'fX III tin* U«|vi|(|f In lilt* •Is ---------------------attempt to encourage more pay­ some time In tho future. V nmiiut'Hr « f Ihi* fiwitball I ing returned swiftly. OfHeill night were: I iV I if ft h iii n|k|i<b11 M»if ii ,* I|f f innre polsnn in various other part' . . .s e t s -s* * ments. rivpii, ^Tr, llunnult will t.o Inj election result* will bo reocirie-l It. G. Foe, lloyt Woo.lwird, F, <f the victim1 * body. Then she|Unldeniliied Mhip u n ile r tin* ru ra l i le tti ifit iitiu n lot tliriik'** «*f arMfurlntf u;inu*Nt tint to the piuseni t'hsmber Board I*. Hines, Dan McKenxie, tV. It. part uok of a minute's meal, only l -, M t illit mil l i n t urul Hill liu intt'ly on Sept. N. Muttln*. L. E. Iluwman, H. (J to retire again and encircle hot Mr. S p rn rer | •■•in l• . I nut that i •| miu i> It* for in*r Hinrdey. .1. W. Chlldro, It. i* ( ligs around a small silken bag HI Ilk i SlAtll FIrol l ■ lining Ha* lut rii I » |!ii* ii mhI hy tin* h |,iiwit WEST PALM UFA*'ll. Aut: Drown, T. Pope, U G. Kent, George suspended from th* top of the Jar K t l t* ' f fni'm* |I* it|* i Ik m* iici omjtli l»m» nt »* LOCAL WEATHER SAINT N AZAIRE, France, Aug. Stovall, t \ F. Hales, R. M Palmer, cn«l cnnUininN thomRncN of tmv 29.—fA1)—The Naval Radio Sta­ ta lk m i-l* <t iit i t In* |«k*11 jriulh id a Iiirrnlwf «»f ...... Balboa. Canal ®w ,t |s e « r d by rentral tion at The Seminole County Chamber 23. — —Th* hum* ess liner the Inltrr being county distributor !• 7 T 1 f l f hroadrast last night n request for •>'• tl.#- I’lii Kufip.i T; iii " m wl f n * Un. o f Commerce la today offering s Crivtobol Colon, a pariah nf th" *• . Avsraae --------- •] nf the 72,S"7 fn n r * 11-il y ii ml •ivi*ml other itnpnraulstane# fbr an unidrnlifl d ] Dnly > •« service through tho generos- seas, sailed early today for Spain. w TOIIAC1TI HETI RNH W ST up 7.H |M-rcenl. vveic ta r t urlut and IionOrnty oruttiiliftvessel adrift rff the roast nf Co- in tin- t It Th# leftDt control committer, % of H. James Gut. who baa prei* 1If* Iambi* wth no pas.i-ngers aboard.'ri-rrivin r tin advantages of civ -- lotii «m th*« raiMpUA, M Wav A *iri|9 ____ II sewted tho local trade body with a the name adopted by stokers and I JAKE riT Y , Aug. 2 3 .- MV %l i l t ? Position of the Dial *i< given trinly a' Ih end of 1933. 71 * series of coast and gtadotle chart* seamen who accept or reject the . H It ■-----.H arare Ua-iiB, Ixks City 'mer ss 20 milts northeast of Ran! fi n 11 showing tho course of the St. captain’* commands, had decided I. E, klstrbig#. will known lo-.rhant, planted tnbxeco tobacco on tw-i y >r| fri (Vomhla. D was said to FEAST HAY OILSKUVEII . It u trier (Viuniilii. 1 1 li, 1 r» S Johns Jon i River from Lake Harney to last night another attempt would ral fi-herntan. Is the Intcrt la arnr* of his farm. Ilia harvr-t . H i» U T X t h FATAI. t* HEAD I 13 14 ocean, and sections of th* coast. be nude to run th# gauntlet of register his nant# in |hv Hit, was teaily when tohoern aurtinn he about five miles r ff the coast. S T . A U C iir S T IN E p Vtisf. »1 i« Th# broadcast message via ■ IT The** (karts, a soil*# o f , 12. rebel worship* ((itrolling Span­ Hardware u MIAMI BKAI’II. Aiisf. 2!P.- (A*l *i’i- Y»-ti'nluy u rn th** EVn^t 14 Company’* em tcvti markets opened, and Cason re- signed by "Lieutenant Earl." . M complete In every detail ami ish water*. -J»»hn II, Sillinmn, 77. nnlrp*! I la y u f St* AtiRU»ritu** |>fitr«*ti II which Is rapidly drawing to a reived IM7.72 foe hta crop foe Ihft did not name the vessel, l o Y, The control commit tee (favors close, with John Sehiniril. Si. t u t per-arre return In the r>unaraila'tl* to tho public a t the 14 n III and did it tell the nature nf the dif , h s n lw a rv r ’i i hunt o f |'*ik*»fine** tin* r f th h ( ‘uthffllr the Spanish aoela’Dt Madrid gov. well ent in front. Mr. Eatridge ty. 14 M •M Chamber building. jTi'XJiftr dU «l ti a h'M p itttl 1st-r* * yu purr I th. and l h « C it y n f St, A il* *jj firulty. ....... t l ti , Chaaaab of tho river are shown ernment and fe a n that if the ve*. regDterfsi two hlaek bust ,Jf(STh# radDmartn# station he-o t,,r,l*y foll"->m/ a heart attack V»' Hi." The fity"ji «*ffi^lul lilHh- «| __ II - t t tOgstker with an outline %’ the set were sighted by rebel warships terd.iy which were caught in th" ti Tl Mechanical harvester* hsv • picked up the message and n - i l l e and hi, wtd. .• Mi I .mr,, m ’ •f. v h K<>pt. 8. th* dal** i?ivi?n bv?* . >t it th# committee would no l .ngrr have various shoals aad head* along tho Weklwn Th" largest Wcl'-te-1 largely replaced hand rutting of laved It. It waa designed to y-turix Hrnwrv. tu-1 b. -» vi -iimg here for Ih * ‘finnj u i tnarkltur th** ucturJ.J n a vole* la tho ship's command. ~* 11 found* amt four ounr t . kelp in California water*. it f.iumlinff of St. Atitruitim*. t* •1 e-C all skips ia tho vicinity. ‘Jlu- l>->«t two m onths Elder Springs Black Widow, Grasshopper Lease li Taken Meet In B attle O f Death By Three Locals Spider Entwined Green Insect In •*2 ,■*» - afu.r * ; 'i t +4 ~#J i>.vy, hav.1A utom obiles t r a s h Legion Posts Plan To Unveil Safety S i g n s On Sept 1 tre a t Year Urged Of Local Elks By fraternity Officer CITY NEWS BRIEFS . Franklin Bennett Attains Honors At S t a t e University| E McCoy Wins S i n c l a i r DealciH First Place Among Ready For Contest T h e a t e r Amateurs inq uent Taxes T rt Trickle Into City *w «• i! O . * — s ffi 31 1 % •• ■t .-.Wl ■.a Ml n 3 Election C o m m it tee Of Chamber To Meet T u e winy ^Afternoon State Ranks :'Otli Central I'mver Unit Pariah Of Oceans County Trade Body En Route To Spain Offers New Service AflltK For AHsistance/’f EntridKe Enters Ilill Content With 2 Bass 4 •1 *Y , Prinon At Sheriff* Office New Operators Plan ____ Ad Six Are Spellbound To Expand Service Of D i s t r i b u t i o n 2 Escape Serious r *3C Half That Of Nation’** Average, | Secretory Of S t a t e Or $ t.l.Sl Per Year } Over Conflict Issues Formal Or­ With the opening of Semituib' D ip lo m a tis to Seek To der F o r Election Tropical Siorms Uomity’s It'I't . -hool term less I U u m ix h Im ' c ra -lf^ •H IIT IH IllZ e o lrlie L a o h Atlantic, than 11 111011*11 in the future, parThe official announcement of cuts might U* ...-ting an eye to -1 | | y O f f ic ia l N o t t the November general election Gulf Of Mcxi/o tvuni th*, I’xiH’hM* of (Hit)Cfltinn WWa received hero yesterday by ; .Officials P o w e r - I i NUMBER 261 Ammu­ November Vote' U.S. Interior Department Government nition R u n n i n g Revolutlonbto Notice Received Shows Annual School Cost Low; Face Machine Gu m By McClelland Seminole County I!\ pun sc Of Education Is Europe Worries Refm l Would N anrefiaiu Km M h TH* Only Cnrtral Florida C’lly Afford)** Rail, Highways A N Water TnuwpacUO— Eatablbhcd In I90S 8ANF0R0, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 191ft ty Told \j Russia To Ban Trotsky m vK W *$W V W & $~ •» c � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 28, 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/a828d4d38ab6485a3f6abbc6e20f5564.pdf f43b9540e9a867c83468c01e4049438f PDF Text Text 1 T '’ ’ Lookouts Pound Seventeen, Como From Bohind Mi f Timoa To Dofoot G-Mon Siiiii FERRELL IS REINSTATED P a la t k a P t it s 7 T t 3 Victory M otor Gets C n «t~ r «r Vtctoey .W U k G u tt i ' Mate* Hit Evsrytkia* I t a n i . ....... To Them At The Plate • u * —° J «»JT C H A P M A N w,lh • feu hi* aad two ategtes. r0,# up. ■ «h i:« Malthr, with two double* h w •* riteteploiw yesterday to C|a— ------------ <] 1" r ? '"*!*• f t ® ra*. . n tw T u u , k m , * * • ? « hlh’ *“ d «*• n. lh* - 1" 11* otid honors. ' j f i L. * m V u * Beoeh aat P t l.b r both c a m ^ _ 0 *Jr Tl!I , . C.-M,n 0B ,b c |threo hteflea fa r t o 0-M.a W M .V U I. diamond. j lead to m at hat. O m m of t o local* appear* I Am m > Okm m t o y wont into t o aev-Jrisrr. ** i t : ,1 Mth trail In., S to 2. but their rat-1 •* J J j ■ ty to t o t framo left thrm only T,.rr.*. >m h a t : Ma m behind, however, the U-Mcn J JJ * | ] . a im etaged a rally o f their own|t!i»traf. «’ * x to tolly three marker* and ncurei J»*U»»y »h J J i u _j I ivrieht, p i * i • gi* In t o eiavwnth with two out t o Meta to ateew mattered htta aeUt hi* now teague leading New OH I to 4 lead. |ihinran, el 1 1 ! white toMtaff tear and waUuw York Giant* from aeveral game* ► Maintaining t o i r record of be-,;J> X ""r i * j 1 t o t acored Jimmie R ektrw i a from aecond and woo t o game. to o * . Tto* Miner, o forawr in fourth place Into the loop to t t o heat team on the lea*ui' * ! . | As m horM to t o day* o f t o lend by virtue of a IS game far tontine from behind, the book-1 — ----- • The Red* with three kite and a 14 wild pitch hod accred one* in the M ifthiito Ttertdt League, winning atreuk. They now m t oota the. tallied four time* in t o i r ..Teo ■ ! » .*■■ a m h *i twitted t o tat far the Iiteta one and one-half game* ahead half of the eighth to knot the .tore, im«\, te * " i ‘ A fifth, and hod tied up t o count of t o Cards la flrat place. h*ameer, the 0-Men alio tali'*J A«f»ir, if * 1 ! 2 in t o nventh wltj, another c] j«■wo In their half to ...I n take \ ' T r \ * i i Ur ef throo eafetMo and a walk. t o lead. I Itevrll. n t I < • St Auguathw tort t o lead Oafng into t o ninth on* run Ih i J | t from the flrat Inatag when n De• Land bobble and a double put Wesley Ferrell, star hurler of th* Boston Bad Sox, waa yester­ [ hah!ad, t o loral lad. tai led two UriiToi.i, e 4 * i two men an the bate* who day reinstated to the team after having been suspended fox t o re­ markon to take a one run and „ ! i ! • wo red when Swindell ainglod. A mainder of the season for his act In walking out of th* pitcher’* ' hold t o 0 <Mtn In their hair for f ».i« "t " p i ! i walk, a hit and two more error* box In a game earlier in the week. l* gave t o Salat* another counter Though the (i-Mrn lo*t, they "m f.,r Wrl.ht I. ill*!* * la t o fourth. After the fifth, ! eltoehod the league lead fur the « . —lilt fur M.dUr I. it a. ,I4 Dud* limited t o editor* to on* ' am i o f t o ataaon, aa the Daytoim JilVuSSutlte * .......... —'** I I * - t lone tingle to t o tenth framo. *** IH -■path lalandara also dropped their Itun.t Cl.rr, Langstsal.'lm vl* After Weigel had glean up • ------- * *. f.l* * . Maltby s, Wrlaki, liar*. three hit* In t o aeventh, en­ • • . m ... Ail.lr Pitman B nrh 1, Tho acorlng went like thla: MrMnii-n rr»ir»r, r*rr*iti, Me. abling t o Red* to tie tho aeore. The Lookout* tallied onre In N .m .r. .kl . __ __. . . ,, „ . Error*: Clary. Ton**, tle.rli, Schneider w*a *ent to the mound the third on a walk, an Infield out Mtimil*.. with two away, and two on, but i ______ hhd h hit and another In the fnurlh Run* ihailed In: Langston J. Ills_ lkM« k ... li.. truf. l*f*H»r 1. Korrasil 1, Illicit, he waa able to attp the Jtelmnd ■ CHICAGO, Aug. 2«.—(At— ••' l*‘ ” „ n,l"‘ Ihi nr* n. (t**r*lr**«, I, It*. (coring. Schneider gave up one ' Fifteen yearn under major baseGainesville irored five markrra »•* 1. Ti.rr**, Adair. Two 1..** hit In tho three end two-third* i - . . „ . „ ' >baU'a "big top" and Gabby to their half Ilf me the fourth three h" >; IH*lruf. Mallbr I. Per- Inning* he worked, and Rutland, m ineir nan or murin on rarer by atogtaa a ff t o hate of Mo'-1 Hartnttt still is putting on a hH», three In Iho aeventh on a trio Hnrrtfirr*: Molihy. l-tt ... b.**e: who wna aent hi at the atort *dO tea, Martin and tiiheoa gavo .great abow. o f Lfcuflee. anad one In Ihe ninth i****"'.! Hi (laln*.*iil* * lu*** un the eleventh, waa reached for the " T r ' Z r : » > . n * . w ri»M ♦. ..i s. t o lakte tww runs la t o fourth On at least three occasions Oh one hit and a walk. bleN.imar* l. I*nde*tt I. Mlrurk two hit* whicp gave IM-and the and they added their final telly thla year It appeared tkat In­ doing Into the eighth four run* ""[• '*/ jyn«hi 4, r»rr.bll 1. Fad- gam*, and Rutland the Icea, t . i ......... . * 'U t. Il*r* I. Illi* nil Wrl.ht in the fifth whan Odirono Ha- juries would fort* him to reBMJnd, the Look nut* .tarled n in i mm..* ami 1 run*, off gted, wont te aoeonl pr. a paaacd main permanently on the akWthing* off right, when Shorty **«tt*r I In t Innln* anil I run: te laM, reached third ea Mlrot’o , line*. Each time tho grinning, Mhltb, doubled, If,rover, hitting ,.',1 ^ J .e '.n ’r . ' r , " : ' , *n*! im hlnglo aad scored oa a fielder'*I florid, puffing 'Cabby delighted f i r Wright, lined to nhort. Clary nine nm. I tun*: >>rf I’i .i . pii o ty cboleo, bin |( r ion of admirer* by bouivc.(acted to left acorlng Maltby, V ,*‘ 3. .0 * ,u."": ■_ * i | i» i t» e I IhUlft* Afill If PUltd, lilt hT »• Talatka'a final thna tuna1, |ng out of the dugout lo smash Imngaton alngled to richl rolng ,.n,h*r. F.rrnul H’nt**). Wlnnlna »m rroaaad t o pmte la th* eighth. jame-wlnnlng hit* ami contin­ to aecond on a throw to third In i,1" fji»r. n-it-r. lumina Hith.r. ue his great play behind the aa attempt lo catch M.llby who plete. writer* throughout th* circuit waa sate a* flrtl Before the campaign stalled could not have matte t o m m o'skl dropped Minor** Gabby waa t o hay man o f tba constructive contribution U to te allowed Krettoel to Chicago Cabs. Ho still la-th o respective clubs la the Magaa aa.'aMtU t o * alngi~d eparlrplug t o t keep* the Rru'na you have made In Sanford, aad 1 1 ho* scoring GaUogt humming along la . t o thick of lerl that thosa In charge of ba**-j Glhoua thr-.i» wide t o National League pennant gaining tin- n>veli,| iMisItiim, (mil >n your city fully and deep- attempt1: * te head battle. However, tmlay this department ly niiprrrlnte your efforts, I ,fcat cuabt-.T, 1 Gabby's long career with Chi­ la checking up on hack file* in "Cordially your*. Xroaiel. Swi! ai cago waa speeded up at t o an nttempl to see just who is start because of the backing of on. m"0 £ fl' U J ,rA N r’ led t o loea attach right. 'Tresklent th* Florida Malt of Maws f t l Bcout Jack Doyle, an old catcher Should there bo u hare possi­ -eague, - * himself, who dug Harnett out ef bility of our gnlulng n tie, that "DeLand, Florida.” f i U w DU --------I the Massachusetts brush. would neri-ssllnlo our ploying off W* are Indeed rT*daUe* of T V • Back In 1922 when Hartnett th* ruined out do ithie-header wl" •a. nitme. , tM| Mtt*r • and X V M V B A ' first was taken to a Cub train­ Ihe Saints on tin- local dK.uon I, wish to *rv t o t In every other „ . — ing camp, Bill KlUtfer had de­ and we Just known that we can form of nthletica this department GAINESVILLE, A cided to send him lo Lo* Angctca. beat them here any old dny. will attempt to give t o local —Fifty-three ccathca But Doylt insisted th* dab Ho, all we con do 1* hope and people what they Ilk* best In t o high school* from v tend the regular mealing on shouldn't farm him until Hart­ trust, hut Just tho mine we would Monday night nnd discus* t o form of sporting news. Thl*|», *A hi atteadaac* nett had a chance to show what like lo bid a plcasent Au Rovoir baseball season has been a pleaa-jto flrnt aaaaa) coacl playing rule* with th* member* ho could do. So Gabby was as­ to the treat 111tin ( loss I) teague ure to us and we hate te sac It t o University ef FT o f th* orgnniullon. signed to catch Grover Cleve­ In operation over these United go. so we bid the I93S BASB H* ccccad day.' Should th* lournnment b* land Alexander fat an exhibit >on State*, nnd when the first hall HAI.L SEASON a fate ADIKUI Jo*h Cady, new at! held, winner* will b* adjudged game at Lo* Angeles. Th* nl^ht 1* pitrhed and the first homo run on the win and lo** b**U, with before th* gam* Doyle talked to hit neat season wo expect to see the person m u ting the best per­ Gabby, ttUtng him Just what a fast, much improved IsMikont centage record being named •kind of balls t o y wen going te team on Iho field battling fur th* championship. throw at him nnd how to handle them. Then, as tho seuson end* to­ day, we believo that every Ixwdiout fan should feel proud that this city has hud u team during Oatrrx Tonic Tablets --------- contain th* past part of the season whlcn raw oyster Invlgorator* and other has displayed tho courage, sports­ MAVB YOUR WATCIt repaired stimulants. On# do*# pep* op or­ manship and never-give-upspirit, gans, glands. If not delighted, hy one who really knswa how which li so characteristic of this maker refunds few cent* paid. Briggs. Jeweler, Mag. Av*. town and It'a rltUcii*. Call, write. MeReynold*' Drag Co. W# are publishing herein an excerpt from n letter received today by this columnist from KlLOST: White and brown spotted dte Gilliland, president of the mate walker hound. Finder 4-ROOM furnished apartment. W. state loop. Mr. Gilliland's com­ L. Cooper. Tel. 120.__________ AllssU please return lo C. C. WhittingNsskvlllte ment is upon a couple of para­ ion, 1312 Oik Ate. N»w Oil,ana graphs written about tho genial lllriulsaksm ' lri» '.H-h gentlemen several days ago: BOY8 AND GIRLS BICYCLES— Kn,.1, 111, "Dear Chapman: Ask for our price*. A small da- rill It, n,mg II "Through the cuurtesy uf Jim­ posit will Ipy one aside until UsmiiMatn ln S s iV my Wright 1 have just received j Christmas, Htnnley-Rogers Hard­ Alt aleht gams*. your very kind article about ran ware Co, Xogers Hornsby believes that s which appearrd In Iho August MISSIONARY Strawberry ptaata. wild pitcher gala* control aa he 20th Issue of tho Hanford Her-1 aid, and I wish to express to ALL-BTATS tires-Sear*' prims Grown from northern stock. lira*. you my sincere and genuine *p-| t and Bean' quality. Red am Bex Packard. Phone 414-W. predation for same. It was In­ Vent. 301 « . First SC FOB S A L E ^ S T o « ^ n . ‘ 1 L deed most kind of you to express Roasltter, Florist. Telephone yourself concerning mo as you 21S-W. did, and I nm so pleased to know COLORED GIRL wants hiiuu that you feel as you do regard­ Week. Kami* Cooper, 71)3 Hau< ing the way In whkh 1 have adYard Av*. {Father Tom U SPORT CHATS THE STANDINGS C laatiR ed Adv DLORCD GIRL wants Job a u v tu iw n wad s i i — STT housekeeping. Willi* lee King,18|H-1-V1N0 FOB BALE: In KinIt Cypres* Av*. \ M F • *hoo Btora. See a. B. :---------------------•Water*, 437 1-3 W. Flrat It. DLOBID WOMAN wants Job .7 .7 7 ; UA _ rook lag or cleaning kou»e. ,00'®?#wl N.0 ' " lanehe Uwrenc*. UOO Willow' ,o r _ ■ . .. 9l*»‘ * * * CrecpiBf UpOn GabbyHutaett Cab C a t c h e r Still Rank* Among Beat In National Circuit Jaat how amah t o vtetery was worth t o CUtace eoUagiaaa will not bo determined uatil todajte whoa tbhy mere ngohmt t o d ll tending champteae. WUamr Allteom aad Jehaay Taa By*, ter a guar* ter-flaals bracket. That airy Hatef a fa a t, hewerer waa matched la t o wnm ah tear* ary, whea a pair e f eotunkid Berkeley, Calif, glria, Margaret Otboom* is d OwmIni BjnpbIwwp abruptly halted t o amieh ef t o third aoeded Dorothy May Betton Bundy, daughter e f two fa­ mous teaaio pareuta of a oaarteecentury age, and hm Loo Angetee townawoman, Dorothy Workman, S-9, S-3, hi a aoeond- rounder. Another ooedld team to fail during t o aoread day1* yiay woo to top-ranktag Prenth Mead of •iperWnce, ahlll aad yooth, Jad* quo* Bruguoa aad Barnard Dea* tremao, who mmwadotod to mt* groaalvo John McDtermid of Pmt Worth, Teaao, and Hal Serfaco, of Kansas City, W , H ®-T» �tt *'*' ~ • • ■- ___ -".■ ..* ^ t;,- \ t j ■> i lln ' ? 7 ,t* T T r’ * P i r i'j; M .> •'S *•- *' M *\ ‘ •jih * t ■ n M r * i o l S llv -j U S*»fw l h Th« Only Ontral FWfkta CHjr ArroNinv Rail. IH«hway, AM Water TraiuportaUop AN tNDBPmMNT 1>A1LT N1WBTAFBB gANrOMU FLORIDA. I T O P A T , AUflUCT IT. IMS George Hero Pope O f R o se U Reported Is Low Condition War Boerstary Dtss la WasWagti pital F o l l o w i i f nerHcal D lieN er P in Worries O v t r Destruction Of ONithoo, D eath la S p a n i s h War •HeartAifawnt WAB 8BCRETART DIES I i F atal T o NUMIlfcR 361 > ->3 Head Of Denounces Great 1 France In Bitter Prieto Declares Taro Countries D esert­ ed When Support Was Most Needed lasturuce Cotti 2 0 0 Attend County Rally Are Lowered By Day Events A t Lake Mary County Schools Throng Divides Time Between Recreational Danger Foreseen Copyright 19M by Tha atod p i n . VATICAN CITY. Aug, 27.—4*1 —Prolate* dkekood tonight I Papa Pta. tha XI hoa i*s. aa waabsnad tram worry . tha Opaalih situation that Martaly k ahk to rbt front throat at tha clowp of audk latraaaiag heaviness of II praktaa said. might malta it notary far the "U-year-old mat More than 2IH* iH'r.onn yesterday WASHINGTON. ha carried from one part of attended the County llame Oem(AT) apoatolic pal.ee to another, Hk unit ration Club* uml County l-ll brother, Fermo, suffered float Insurance pollcle* catering *c- CJiiIm tally day event staged at tha name malady and a Jatdctit, personal Injury, dm, theft Kvansdale l*ui k in l,d e Mary. m W< fore hi. death nareral year, Sgaand property damage wrra au------Arranged ly Mi.* Ituth |iUrIM» TV, Vi,«fl*l,S wa* unnhlo to walk. Ithoriird yesterday afternoon by,rrnbergcr, county hotr.o ilenunSiutiit’a Soclulist xtrontf t>isclo*ure of the lluly Kether’ , the flrmlnole County Hoard e f ,*tiatlmi agent, lho throng di.idA HOAR I) ROOSEVELT SPE­ mini. ttfitiiniiK hi* war turn pan n u m m condition came after prelates an- Public Instruction. . »d It* time equally between lm«i- CIAL EN ROUTE HtftMARCK, country the "Kthinpin o f v h 04 jr o a r s < nouneed tha Pope, assisted Vy aOj The Hanford limuror'i E** m*»a activltie* and u tm-realional Kuriipt'," tinlay Imrnt out in N. !».. Aug. 27.—(AT— President cardinals aaw resident In Rowe, change received the largest pul*!program. i< hitter (U'liinicinthm o f ' ...on would preside at i reremeny k k « which Included provisions| Piinci|uit addresses of the day Kojsevelt movivl last night to. FVanco itntl Great HriUht. at Ik* In St. Peters to e.plal# for Ihe „ 95,000 maaiinum to any one wrre dcliceied ly A|i>, ■Mary K. ward tho heart of the nation's du»l Iiuhilt'ciu I'liu to, w h » irn Boaoaralt kliling of prkit* i ml da*tm diroetka person hurt on a school bus, and1"brown, ill.Ii let home detuoneiru- laiw', anxlou* to lenrn at first the leatler u f the parii’imetvof churcbea In Hpaln. with army 110,000 *um to cover all Ili- tiu« agent, who outlined ihe scope hand the plight of ihmsnnd* nf tnry .HuchilUt I’arty In th*» D im d M Jarirs sustained by more than of botli 4 II Club, and the Home fellow American* in order that u most im portant man ItehiiMl enr person In n single mishap. Data's death folUeinon.lrnllnti Units, lung ra^ge program of drought pro Hie Madrid government, declared ytyaka) hi Twenty-seer 11 vehicles, Includ­ Qaarga Hrnry Dam, secretary af war h> Prraldrnt Rooeertit'* Further, she told of Hob activl- vcntj.in may lie formulated, Spain ha* been deserted by Iks ing county-owned buses and those tie* In Puerto Rich and other coun­ O ta aritfaatk* la a aatan cabin*t, died In a Waihlngton hoapltal today from a heart ailment very countries which should bw III* trip, billed a* n “ non poli'.i. It* idle* in tho fight ag-tlnxt tha •sf kfk saai when ha in possession uf private Individ­ tries, exhibiting handwork which m alting from an attack of influents. He was a strong advocate ual*. were covered by the poli* was the product of girl* in other cat" Inspect lor, took on the a«. spiend of European Fascism. af Utah ftm yaara ago ___________________ •whkh ha aattr fatly •f national dafenaa. dee. pccti c.t a campaign tour. Crowd* nations. A Euriqican neutrality poet, ha D m ana taka gat It was pointed nut that the Mrs. K. It. Hindi irt read re- licked tu the station* along tho as,cried, will hurt Hoclnllst Hpoln et Utah hafata ha premium of (l.ni.fill payable on |viit* of the Home Ileruuiistration route in Ohin and Indiana. Mr. rather than help because, be said, the Insurance I* about $-100 less Council of ItrcvnrJ, Palm Hindi Roosevelt made platform appear­ f'ermnny, Italy ami Portugal will Walter Holly, Hlxtii Street, lain than that of last year, ance* un<| brief addresses. sign the part nnd gu on supply­ 'yeatrrday obtained n building Insurance U",',1 8*‘? 'ln" l“ whl*h »»* Fire and theft To several hundred person* galh- ing nrm* to the Fascist R*b*l*. permit to make 126 repair* to amounting to |l ,000 on riirh ofp 7"^llowe,| iy u discussion o f *ug. Germany, he said, eventiwlty r»d» "'tgeatml club goal*. eied about the rear of hi* pri­ /residential property. the Id county-owned vehicle* Mi** France* Avnnt reported on vate car ul Barrett, Iml, he talked will present II* Mr! if the Rehab* wn< approved with a premium The final pietentatlon in a •f 1213.30. thu 4-11 rhih short course recent­ intiomley of crop* and rumpured win, anil he suggested the po*s|liillty that General Franrlsra aerie* nf amateur night perform­ The board also okayed the pur- ly in Tnllahnssce. The orgiiim.i- •he corn oottook In Indiana with ance* will lie staged at Ihe Kl'.i ehasr of td fire extinguisher*, Hon voted to ronlribute fill | ■ * tint of the llsidsou Valley. With Frauen, Insurgent rummanifer-inchief, might one day give tha . — Theater tomorrow night. Five ml 10.!Ml each, to he carried by fund ly which one former 4 II white-ha tied liovernor I'anl V, Mc­ Hub-uric Isluud* to one of thu ulr| is ii'vnrd.-d a state scholar­ Nutt nt hi* side he observed amid i z e . P U n C o u r s e n*u are billed, according to Joe Ms vehicles. ^ * ___ _______If SM.UI ship. M irentette, manager. laughter that "Ihe governur say* Fascist power*. transportation contract for These Mediterranean Islands r U I U X 1I 1 l y x i l C O D I luring the day's nclltllles It I don't hava In be introduced t v 4)44.60 per month was awarded n *■• j * the Sanford Woodmen of tho to R. W. Estes who will handle Was hnioght mil that thi. county an Indiand crowd." * off 'th* eastern count nf * Hpalu * dsfirwe hut tfalwad ha had might be an Important fic'ur In, Seminole County'* Young Demo­ Vorld l.odge will meet tonight the Ovirdn-Hlavia route. hu* se.cn l-ll club, that are IllUrkt" Mania. Ha dtvafel . Seminole County'* Commission “ I sin gulag out as you know," any Medlterrranean war. energy In affka to iwedrrnli- hga declined to allocate funds for crat* will reorganise tu.ilght at it Mn'cliwk in the Wcodmen'a Hall Mis* Antoinette Sullivan of Ft. standard. The indlvidinl Indies re. Mr, Roosevelt told hi* Harrell lis­ With Girnt Hrltinn nnd Franr* tag the army tnte n small but i the operation of thr> atale tuber-'7:30 o'clock In tho office of County t* observe "officer's night," It wa* fstuderdale wa* nppolnteil to solved Ihenisvlves to a program by tener*, “ farther west nnd up into nppenllng for non-intervention to first e lm fighting tore*. He a k e | « k e k sultotium under esnatrue- JutJ)re Jnm„ u . 8harun, u„ urJ. a. non need today. which Ihe same high level might the northwest tu see some of the the countries which lutro not teach home economic* In the nskfMad the war department, ttoo u.ar Orlando, Mrs. P. to an * nn,;un„ nlt>ni made lo. 1Oviedo School nfter the regular be retained throughout the com­ worst drought rundition*. I must placed arm* embargoes on ship­ Judge E. M. Tally of Hcolt, trenurer uf the Herulnole , , . , , _ flaad eontrol week. My this, u* a Hudson River farm­ ment* to Spain, IVie to charged ** appointee had declined to arrept ing year. "F Alan ifharon, rice-proil county court* at Taeare* sen* thsr position. He at County Tuberculoti* and Health ‘ Among the senior group, All eila er, that I have been looking at coin France had broken her 'rued l*y tha Inauguration af the new Association,'** Id'today. [dent o? the group. -a visitor ...... . o—f _Judge James t, Mr*, lethe How i id of Arrnn lamg won four swimming event* today in Indiana and I think our refusing to fulfill tho term* of ef tha A lack of ready money wa* of* | A program will be mapped out Sharon in Ihl* city yesterday . is named elementary teacher in the ircrcilldnul progium. Iter- rrrn on the Hudson River I* a lit­ mi arms contract which aha her­ fared aa tha reason for the re* for the rale or automobile plate* •Hvrnoon. nice I «ng mpturril one. In the tle belter than your* this year, self inaisted Upon. In the lake Monnw* Schmd. ■afoee haeemlng governor of^uanl, according to Mrs. Scott's uiging the re-election of President junior division, Selma I.cry took but only thi* year because gener­ Fighting went on In Spain with Friday's Ikies:* low, 4:21 A. M. Utah he was a mining mdh and statement. She added that no hope Roosevelt. Fund* from the **|e of two. nnd Hetty Overtired, Mar­ ally you tulse letter corn than we laiyullsls announcing a victorious tha Invtnlor af mining apparatus. for future tlninckl aid was held th*> lag* will lw employed in <le- nnd ft:0tl I'. M.; high', 10:21 A. M. guerite Culpepper and A nice do." counter offensive In ths north. and 11: IS P.-M. Hun rise* at d:0l Ha was tha seeoad Damocrat and out by the bady. fraying campaign e»|H'n>c*. Whittaker each won n single event. Rebel* said they were about to "I am, of course,’* he continued, A. M. ansi set* nt 0:60 P. M. 1 saeoud non-Merman to become Mrs. Scott had requested an an* | Young Hhnrqji asserted that thr Mis* t I »ok tin* tluyS fir in* "very milch disturbed alaitlt those rupture the Important southern M*mn rise* at 3:23 P. M, ami •f Utah, nual approprlall in o f fa.QOO for gemlnote Club a so will I iy plans for winning the grouted number poil* of the country that have had seaport of Mnlrigu. a ■ i set* at 12:06 A. M. of .ini,. Mt,« Overstreet wu* practical y a total t-iup^ failure fh« cart of tubercular pptWnU for a local t‘aiu|iaiirn in sii|i|Mirt of fl * high point winner among the and that I* why I am gulag out In £ "• the I•resilient and nil Ikmumcratlc A erow af city workmen today -----Junior*. been admitted to the Orlande U* candidal. * who will atuar a|K'« on the wero employed on Municipal Pier look at It and gel information nt Election ballot* were coming st itution. Mis* Culpepper placed fir*t and first hand." general election ticket In Novem- making rountine repair* to the in unusually fa*t nt the Seminole Under tha opera! kn agreement Ml** Her nice I.oog mi mul hi group wharf and replacing decayed pll* County Chamber of Commerce one games for girl*. Annie ItryF a r N »v t «h.*iulc protwbly will in lug. this morning, it wa* annoumed «nt nnd Mary Searcy wero first — by Secretary Ralph F *. Hagwrll. , . . while each of Florida's 87 coon*'^ 1 “ ",. Tha weather: generally fair to Since the ■leadline for rereii> n'1 rc-.j.ccti*.-ly in group More than ten member* of thu •f thk rtty warn partly cloudy tunlght and Frliliy Ing the ballot* !• 6 P. M., Tuc*-1, af M amirs nt in local Lion* flu b thi* afternoon except possibly showers In ei- ilay, Sept I, it I* expeclrd by the* , "VI '!?,*,0^ *" I'l* l",w1 ’' r1, A h were nitending the annual flahfor 'let liln, Mr*. Mary Rrant Anmng Ihe'objcctlew o f the treme south portion and near ex- secretary that thi* week will see, fry given In Daytunm Beach by a A.j Tha assodatlcn treasurer IMT . ireme northeast eoast. Extreme more than half of the ticket* I '""1 « « • " »« «envi r win himI . . ***’<“ Ml;n !rT UrTT Younk Demstrata is an increasa.1 J. e E. Ih ndi u k*, Deiuocratlc the civic organisation of that Wright af tha tahall,tha best mcthml o f fighting tha Northwest Florhl*: fair tonight, coming In from nil point* of tho •" •»>. M'». W. A. nominee for Uongre** front the Assasktkss ftoaa lung disease Is in 'Institutions nu-mliership. It has bean planned Friday partly cloudy. county, with a large number tull^arltt, Mrs. Weaver and .Mr*. fifth loiiKie»*ioi)ul district, will city. At a. club meeting In tho Vpl* taam I where carriers may be segregat- to conduct a ntumbvrdiip drive -------------------- — '^ u r on R,e last two days. IK- Herkstrum were winners. address Seminole Uounty, Town­ dex lu*t night it wa* ntiaounsed D . .. _ , : Mr. Bagwell expressed his de-| In charge of rerieulion were send Clulv t on toibur Hay ut n pic­ that the Itiiiiunqullla l.lon* Hub to whom tuheroub.*!* may spread. ' 75 •**^ “ • wUh *h# K e g l N t r a U o n O O O kH sire that evrryono return their Mi*«* Helen lire- or. Carol Hai- nic on Noah present. Jacob's picnic of Columbia, South America, will of tha loaal club thk aha * points out that « k n « .r l° r* : nU4,t " “ ‘ 'r w n *do hn T n ft o a n I n f ’n i l r l f V I marked ballot a* early ax !*•• !""ran d D irothy Monger an ground* in < huluula. dedicate a radio broadcast to thu what Improved tuaka in tha rmp cymerrt o f a ■O u p r n i n L -O U n iy i^ lbfe M fht, Mmnlt,ieeiSenkarlk. Thp ,lnit was first imtituted Man* for the affair Were made I,ion* of the world on Aug. 31 aoatrttoitka o f |Hg to tubercular nursemaid or other Ihere four yean ago during the can begin counting them un the Monday night in Oviedo when club between 11 IV M. and 12 o'ckeh AnnuckU ^ hy thnCMy. aaJ servant. Every “ spreailrr" of tu- campaign lending up to the lost Registration book* in the night af deadline dote. member* in that town ami (ivue- midnight. . •aatrihulMR af IHM by th* bertulosis germ* can causa great ptesideiitial election. It wu* very country pracinetcs of Seminote Over 00X1 of the slip* wenThe program may he r**»ltra*l active in supporting Democratic County will open Sept. 7 and rl»*e ,vu convened to lay the program. County Chamber damage, Mrs, Scott assarted. mailed to paid up member* with candidate,. Other speaker* wi I la* A lit tie, bv dialing ItMI't meter* on a Oct, 17, It wa* announced today every member’* name appearing Coatlnuing: *The fief u that president o f the tirlxndo Town- short wave receiver, or at AU41.5 by W. J. Thigpen, county super- on them. .J d f l^ ; lt»Wa«|o,|w Is pravcrUbk ami *end flub and Harney Cohen, an kiloeycle*. visor registration. Those sleeted to membertiiip Young Sharon haso f Invited ul| ths ,fUam «Ppr»aimatoly Sanfanl Mon* appointed Ed fando tills inessman. ^*7— ^ MW?** ro* U tha a m |Mg fm o^m *** h rfori(ta dle from 1.u night* mating. Hooka Hanford now open on the board af directors will go |ier*on* interested tu attend toThe Seminole Count/ Chamber A* an interest to Ihe younger Mel*rh to represent ths organisa­ tma aoaaam, aau prunusaa |nJici, t„ th„ I Andrew fa n away I* secretary- and anyoiw may register on Mon­ into office nl the beginning <>f of Cnmimrci, today received a fighting Urich, tion «n the Florida Coiuervallon days, Tuesdays (or Wednesday*. tha Chamber's fiscal year, start­ copy of the |U:lil Agricultural person,, )|j.. Audrey nltudo Of the fight which may still Hrwurer of thu local Iwly, sgtiag. youthful organiser, will appear on Council, formed to preserve tiro OU. 17 a »u m tha locnl deadline. ing Uct. I. 193d. ha woa. |t k estimated that there I ..... ..... — Yearbook, publlvhc.l hv Ihe U. the dny'a program. strle's wild life. will *w m bare to Mr. Thigpen *ald activities here Immediately .following thalr In- S. Itepnrtmcnt of Aqriculture ( Ju | f ( ; a i g t , U o n lust night's entertainment wo* i f March. 1W7, . o — m . The pitilic I* Invited to attend have been exceedingly light, a fact augurs Hon a* n member ,of the nnd iliatributed throughout the furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Fred to fallow probably due to tha past elections board, officers 'to ' serve the nation by the variiui senator* the activtle* which will include Chapman nf Orlando, slngar*. • abort training Ma­ a fish fry anil rnlertiinment. Chamber for the year will be of thk year when moat of the vot­ unit rongrrssinen. C. W. Fargar son. new Gulf Re­ to ■ twaikillty that elected. er* rapist# red. The publication wa* *cnt to fining Company agent hero, wu* admitted to club meinlwrshlp. Ed the local Chamber by If, S. Hen taka Jsa Eogk n _ . The fiulf Refining <ompany's Cole nf the Tallahassae U*m* ator William to Hill, rorcc.iso____ „ . . . . ________ ti to Ihe late Senator Dunean U Club was a gue»t fcraat and work M M ttoair fang. StOOKLYN, Aug. 2 7 -b P > _ ,MW n:ijn«^ , u *i1°*„•* l‘“ rk„ ,* « ■ Fletcher, who heretofore hxi ------------ -------------------.. . S Dkk Marrill trad Harry Rich man ni:# f , s " f!n 1 ,, »* > ' . fiirwsriU*i topic* to the county WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-M1 took o ff today to th« monoplan* ’ w“ hi" iv# w” k*. urgnniiation. . ‘ U d g Fooea" fra * rioyti Hen- |forUin* ,n ■» Mtlnrtto mad* by —Despite the crop destruction *-•> * toSecretary Ralph F. Hiigwrll caused by the drought, the nation's The chairman ax.ertcd it ws* A marked improvement over a natt airport an n non-dop flight rompnny repretenUlitea her* day. annootu'i’d that Ihe hock will be ■crncrul food supply for the 12 T * 1* performance of ona week >K" *>• tha Legion's objective to get to Newfoundland. I placed oil tile shelve, of the month* ending next June will lie r.h, A n n a* _____*i , Completed, the establishment exhibited last night when the San­ They raid It was a test flight 0. r . Harndoa. akrtt of tha many parents interested In tha, 4/httl„t*.r'* library ami vestyone If t* Mar. A versus ll| repreaent an Investment of ford Sons of tho legion Rifle Tram only about 3 percent uelow that Spr. Aversus tl 0* n a rt, waa rapartad to ba hafert n round trip hop they ex­ Project 01 possible, lie invite* them I* welcome lu 0*0 it. 130.000 to 123.000, It was said. ___ II Way Avtrofu «* of the previous 12 month.*, thstar'd its second practice shoot in very Am " today to Font- port to wnka to Loodun probably to attend tha weekly event*. Included In thi agricultural Bureau o f Agricultural Econom­ A1<11»T While mi uperntor has been se­ the National Guard Armory. narrow. Martin la a veteran u . *« inform*'ion on pruxtiral- ics estimated yesterday. Mr Mero estimated that three ‘ book, f . *1 1« Twenty-eight youths were on the ■ major op- transport pilot. Rkhman l* a cafe lected for the station to date, it . > 1 It n! ugrirolltirs in was understood that a local man rv‘ , >' f,,rm Compared with the drought year* and thanter akger. firing line. They were divided into weeks W|U be required before In-1 . *1 11 «• e rnti'in. with of 1931-36 Ihe supply wil la- only 1|1J . ___ will receive tha - spars Ur's con­ Iwa groups, the younger cn*.* us­ eel team member, will t* abe to |—twt»tion In M M la exported to b* crip.i. |) It . H tract. Applications for tho ■ta­ ing small 2M d i b i t tif r* while qualify for Ihe National Rilk As- r«*ur,u " " v:l' " 1 I percent less, tha report estimat­ || front hk oflka for about ci ..... tl CANT TELL ABOUT CU.ICU lk n nre now being received. ----------------------- * . «t Tl 1$ ed. the older boys fired regulation .22 satiation, lie said that the Hsn.J to ft _ „ ...... tt . f l A normal capacity o f about 3,- calibre army target pleers. food unit was oetermined to he ex- 1 IHITFIKI.IIFUt I'LKAHKH ALL IK . fl u CAINKSVU.r.E.. Fla-. Aug. *7. 600 gallons o f fuel will bo stored _____ Percy Mero, chairman of Ihe pert in performanro before biaiuh. t« IT ......... fl JS* - OF)—New -Gator Uoach Jonh Co. la tho underground tanks which American Legion Beye' Work Cum- ing out for compatitlon. HUNGARIAN HUIC1DKM UP . fl IS H | NEW tilll.EANH, Atig. 27.—f/to In .............. 11 . f1 dy may In pamlmbtic or optimb- already ,hart , under , mittee, said one encouraging deWith the xumer camping *c*,on!—Tommy Ilent it h, vrrsallle young M __ . . f1 17 BUDAPEST?" Aug. 27.—(/Pi —•?l •k> It'a ■)) In tha interpretation Ihe foundation now being (aid. !•» 11 f t ' velopment of the Wednesday night nearing an en.1 and boys retuimug i New Oilean* outfielder, wa* a New figure* rat 11 .»• 21 .. ... . . . •« yog place am hk atoUmeat: "Flor­ The company hopes to open tb# •practice was the appearance of home, American Legion nirnibci* unanimous choice for Ihe all-star in Hungary In 1931, nonpar J1 . f| IS ida will nod be last In football station immediately upon its com-jmaay parents who hart uuyi on expect to Increase Lbs number in rookie team of the Southern o*jo3 1 ...... . ... f» ...... . u to a yearly avvragv uf 2,Q!ili 11 M l art in." **•“ “* ■ _____~ ______ IS tha ruin tasm, |tba Junior rifle Waa, elation. 1924 tu 1934. •l* ................ ...... .. »l 71 Harry Weoidriag lb A— t Past feMaot Mnabcr W u B t r o i f ABvecste ; or o. a i Board Approves Pol­ icies For B u s e s , Fire And T h e f t And Business Activities; Miss Keown Describes Puerto Rico Roosevelt Moves Through Heart Of 1938 Drought Area .V '» Cv *£ V 'I . i i * . A P •i , In Gift To Italy Loyalist* Announce V i c t o r y ; Rebelo Prepare O f f e n s e SfiWS,fi5 IWt* County Declines Seminole County MweUry Aid To S\?£ S!2J?*iS|lloneUry To Young Democrats Democrat! S ? 4 « r »!T A erd u o «s Unit To Meet Tonight 4] 1 :■ •; 1 :• ** rl AH vl .u .--4 i .i 2 ip -j £ CITY NEWS BRIEFS Seminole Comrolsxkm Body Will Reorgan Asserts jL p c k Of •F.or W Election* Election Ballots Coining In Swiftly At Local Chamber Sanford Aaoored Ofi ffiPtbill Team, ___ _________ _ ror iVMi b*M0" ',Slijr^SJtuTT}1 --*• U..... Local Lions A*re Guests At Daytona Townsenditcs Beach Club Fete County I'lnn All-Day M e i‘ t Lubor Day Event ed fromt‘itoiVfsm!ue*” n7KwSV•^^J" !^*,"*!* I win Htradoa Reported To B t W i i Fine’ To Be Completed In Merrill, Rkhman Five Weeks' Period B y Te Newfoundland Agricultural B o o k Is R e c e i v e d Here By County Chamber to are Junior Legion Riflemen Show Great Improvement In Range Marksmanship Nation's Food Supply Reported Plentiful i yM If LOCAL WEATHEB VS r*\ 'ii. �W ' -v f i A »- * ! ' . j •; *«i X • i^ ' ^bm i , Bo Tho Herald ia fUd to hors, though Mr. Wllcra feel* now that tM* port of 111* dietrkt ha* beta token niray (ran him, Eke the hiubaad who Maned from a loaf ocean voyage to find hi* wife divorced and warrled to another man. that he haa net leal hie enthael— for thoee thlofa which mean eo touch to Boralrato County and that Th« republic Ml up In Rmtli la*lH only sis months, the om In Germany only fourteen yaira, th* on* in Spain only flea years. Tutor, Iba tide ayaimt demoerary rune stronger and atroncer. Within Um laat few weeks It haa inradad Kranre and submerged Spain. Our own country and Great Britain are lh« only large nation* which atilt D* to MiUedgsrllto the ettwr W the ataU priaonara broke out I a eta*, hlltiae one and Injuring (Mb New there la n strong arMMit to /area of the Pardon While practically everyone la InUreatad la aaelag Ute profit* of war kept to an i knototo minimum and pertkatoriy in preventing the antaaiert em e ef vaetone tonal flona and implemeata of war from waste# rich ewer the elanchter of haaaa being*, nevarthetaae there remain* eoma queetJon aa to tha wiedoto of government eparatim dad ownership of faetoriea aiaaafaetartag war aurattte aa kaa been advocated by Banator Nya and hta friend*. R la contended that to the event of war private nunOfaeturera could do a better Job of aeMylag the o r y narida'a aenatora ar* aecurlag and navy than could n govemnwnt operated pbet aanjert Ito e*-tp*mtlon af Washington of. to the pressure of political group* and tha Inefficiency of M to h r the porch*** of aurpolitical appointee*. Furthermore, the t o t of govornarnt plm thru* fruit* to fact to tha H bplll iil- Nut a hod idea. Better maintenance of munltioea plant* during peace time on • to toy tho product* of our rarnu scale sufficient to supply adequate aqulpaent during tinea _ . add pmoa to fead tha hungry, of war would be sweat prohibitive. That this view U not without ito competent t o M gida ta pay fanaora to plow ua> m Indicated by • recent articb publishedIto thei Ordinance” and written by a* bea m authority than M b . M hurtled Judge Andrew* up Jor General Wfflirai H. Techanpat wtb b at preasut the 'Wton Tiam magasino implied that chief of ordinanco ef the United Btotaa Army. General he wWod bia nomination to vote* Tschappat espreaaa* the catogbto epm ition on th eja rt I af fhaedl pawnriowa Yankees” and of tha War Department to any a*hem# for the natianewe^hUflwa. Malarial Crpckere.* Too tion of munition* manufacture on the grounds that Ban tod Thai didn’t hunt up a few gead adjsetlre* to apply to thoae tfto abyad boms and lat tha oth­ er Mltw do the voting.—fit. P»•bntory Independent We dare fpte Duyta Carlton rould furnish ■ lew ehotr* descriptive* for lSuae ad Dads county aru now 1 “saturated” with slot ■ay* tha Miami Urrsld. allow* c m inachina for My aww has IJMP “one-armed tea* to operation. The annual to* was estimated at ga.OMl,laat May whaa tbsrs wars oaUMT mochlas* to tha country) should be higher now. If the roar 1 #15,000 a machine U ■totoad). Thirtosn thousand aion. Therefore. tha War DtoWUMnt haa ■ favored tha paitldpatka af American tetomdry tion*, not only(dr tha United Btotaa giiirmura for export, where eaeh expert ia not contrary I idea oftbe Btato Department end Bow not ton ^ Ut% T p ^ - haetS«i followed beams* itj that an organisation or indoatiy tent hw pro* tionn in pntco will bo better quanflad to prated* la war. For these very reason* tha War Dfhh not favor tho natiowunattoa of mtiaMbni <me that ia, the full maaufacturo in government eatal Such a policy would fad in war and, therefero, appear logleal la pcaca. "Planning for tha defense of tho nation ia t vital and more to tha point than at any tint* clone of the World War. Tha worid today b ft und alarm* of war. Tho fuadatosatel m ean state of affalra b tho drain, if not the neceaaij tain countrtss to improve their raonaralr Bond the acouialtioa of irtdttbrad ton itery and the g tion of certain other counhrba to eotodn Utob i intact W h irl do not better* that thin sondtU suit in a war of world-wid# astral in the htoto lure, it ia araiana enough to warrant na b mated proWarn facing America la ths p m m illn a of nur farm nf gov- arnment nntl society, Real.la that. cvvry other problem Is minor. rnottaa of csmmuakm. Ttwrsupsw, b aarly July, persona holding tho Fuatlot philosophy of society took up arm*. Aa in Italy and Germany, faaciam arose aa m antldat* to communism. What ia now going op in Spain laa fight between faaitam and comtaunt*m, TV** what haa gone on in flva af tha grsatn l European naltona la e itniggl* batwaws Comrauakm and raaclam. In ana eountry, ferula, Communism haa sitahifchad Itaelf firmly. In Germany aad ItalyFascism haa established itaera markets buying tho rktat now etock of millinory and Maas and ready-to-wear mate­ ria. ___ _ Mrs. Droonor. whoae Mr. and etaro la aaw loeatod at >112 SanCard Avoauo, havs ktf fur New Taril ta da thair buying for (he toll aad viator eoaaon. They will iwtan tha aarly put of floptomtor with entirely now merchandise. Mr. aad Mn. A. D. Parrish havs Wtoinad from Waygroos whets Mr. Parrish was uhoa sovsral wooha ago to havs an oparation perfumed. Luckily tho physicians mere nhk ta rsiisv* him without reporting ta tho hnifa and at pressal ho is getting along nlcsly and la aUs ta taka hie position with the A. C. U ALL $5 WAVES Alaa featuring for tha rest to ao aao a s m mooih—Shampoo, Ftngerwava, Manleura A Eyebrow Arch toted Beeaegli &*** $s* L u cille's Beauty Try Poufs eCtpmrwtrT Permanent* SPECIAL (or 2 weeks Medsne 1»»belle Facials 5t)c ROOFING UNITED u.■ . MWriifcfcaiidaaaki % . ... �m im w - mmi Red Russia CalledOn By Stalin For War Preparation" NOMINE 0 Sponsora Am MjmM • .• i f / c T J Personal* — i— MU< Mary Aiken, mi b q r t m ■ Mr*. Tray l a y Beach. Min Ernmdloa Wiggin*. of of W*m Dala ■ Or aurfo, and >Um M»»y Ellur.rth restive* ham lh Neely aro the sparuor* for the DrMohiy daaee to be held tonight at City Hall. .Johnnie Fntrn:,(' ami hia or­ chestra wilt fmnL.li mutic lor the affair. They nr*; front Jacksonville and reputed to lie one o f the beet liked diner Ixtnda in that rlty. VUItor* front DuI and. Daytona Reach, Ku'tU, Orlando and other eillo.i art- cipeclc,|. Dancing will bt'Kin alxult 10 ^o'clock.' 1 ...' « u • membee o f Kappa M t a •arsrtty. Far the la*t three year* ■ha haa haaa employed in CWaa- I To-NIglt menloti' event*," Stalin xaid, at- -S j rordinir to the linden new. popery •■Our enemies *rr getting into p o ,‘ *I f tltion. *o be ready. ' | "t-omradr.i of the Red force*; ' i j At an moment now you may be i ralie*l upon to lay down your .Ive*'.']'? 1 In defence of your proletarian*''* f kiithland. j • *t , "It I* the moment you have beea ■» tapeetinjc and now your htrthland' " ,* i» r l peeling you to iki the duty yog-r-. ■* w> eagerly awaited. I have no w doiu u about you and feel run. ■ timed that you him- no doubt* about your leoileti*. You un the *Vw fiontivr' of our great land >huuUI keep watch." 'l* 3 | Stalin wa' reported to hare emphaslied the effielenc) o f llu.xia'* .' - nudum army et|uipmrnt. . I “ Everything money eould buy, every thing the geniu* of mnn could "* g Intent ami everything the Invluy Iithoi of the walker* eou.ti make • .1 hav Iren given into your hand* for "* 1 ■ ,lhe defenae and glory o f the So- . vb t land," Stalin a*hi. nm,riling ta | the Evening N«w», | Despite otliclal denial* -from M sitiw, the 1-iiiiy .tbe* curried all * -i uetount of the purported Stalin > | liourdvast in fital edition* dated " l * || Mr^ Groenlee U the rod o f Mr. aad Hi*. William Dreeidee of fM fi| i He grfHuntad tra m Maithwaiiini ITnlveraitv and la • w t h r a( lata P*t (n U n K r . He la aa anih»n|w>to«t-t and at b with the ITnleeratty FemnM-Laagkton Metaseial ! « . pHal. She b aew at Imam. 5 ? ^ FRIDAY 1* e - 0 » J b g Stac* A i T V • (F cb d i 8 W v — H M lU B tW t H m r W w t e r 'i Amateurs Of The Air on tv Puhlk1Enemy No. 1 O f Billeta and BaUets Finds A New Way Te KU1 Humphrey BOGAItr “Two Against The World* R !T I Mr. and Mr*. W.' M. Beat! f returned leal tight from OrataJw* R. C , where Mr. Scott 'hae haaa »Uh the Americas Fruit Qrawer*. •Mate rrtamlsg U Saaford. they •peat aama time vbltlng ratetJvet la Maryland and Virginia. Mrs. M. B. Hutton and chil­ dren, Bryan and Maude, and Mrs. Ava Wright Itevi* have left far paint* la Georgia. Mrs. Davis will ga a* far a* Griffin, white Mr*.' Hutton will go eu to McDonough. Phil htaaliy. J r, and hia geest far the past three weeks, Her*b-y Itorta a t Laaiarilte, K g , will leave Friday far Louisville where Mr. llawtey has aeeepled a position w lh the Heeltap Hardware and • Maaefartnrtng Company Callaway Solicits Women's Support In Governor's Race Hr. gad Mrs, IJlive? Davy are ataUag their home at Elder < dpriaga with Mr and Mrs. W. W.! Thnmpma. They hare Jest returned j from a via wanks* wedding trip AN NOI "NCK WENT ihreagh New Meatee, Tran* ami Mr. and Mr«. John Krider anMeaiee, Iran ILag hi a Vagstond M um Housel miter. Mr*. Davy aounre the birth of a baby lory, •III he remembered aa the former James Norman, Wrdnmduy afterMias Kstetle Thompson. Mr. Davy Bonn at the Errnulii-I.iughtnn Memorial lioapital. te t n m Mriawjtfb Maaar, M. V. Oil I.AN DO, Aug. 27.—MY—J ; Declaring he would ‘'adjourn po|. itie* f*ir four yrar»" if elerted governor. E. E. t'nllnwny, lie pub­ lican eondidatc, ycilcrduy rail"I upon women iiwmlo-M of hit party at a mrrllny hen* to sup- * poll hi- campaign uguin.'t “ rack* cteer*. and oiganiied vice." The find point of ii program he I' udvoriitiiiK. t'ulhiuny raid, i* for a non-partisan state gov- » eminent. “ I want ta pot office holding Ion a mei it hud*. I won't earn ' ! ivhutlie i you me a Yankee, Track­ er, or whrlhcl you ju -l erosvtd I the hlilte line If you are copnbl* . i you will net the job.” I Kiel f*. Cone, hi' Dolilacrnlic I nppoiietil, wii.i im'iitiolie*l twice in the >p*'ei'll, wire with a ehirge I that Cone, nomination “WSA, |bought ami paid foi'* and again thut Coin* repir.enl«d only "11 percent of the -late’* volert— tho,u win, voted lot iiinl III the, first primary." t'nltii'vuv »al I 111* only pioml*,*, wa* good government, and he then laid Manic for vice rand'tlolIM "whirh have eaU'eil every highway t*i he lipvd with roailI aide dive.'" to memlier* of h*d" I party who have regi-tered a* IMix* Doris Dorncr A rain M arkn Down Numerouti Itcmx •ror Ob i O f Iti Famous Dollar Day Sakx—Saturday & Alon* MATERIALS Viole, niu'lin, cre|ie, sucker. Vulut* to IVr |h' 4 Yard*............. brown and l l m c u h n , all m w Fall ahade* l« 9 e V A L V E L A D IE S * H O SE 2 p a ir $ fo r 1 .0 0 r iBltteJ, Print aMi Hated Coloca, 23r Value L A D IE S ’ L IN E N A 11.21 Vuhw. h t e m C H IT X , H A N D K E R C H IE F S 6 fo r $ 1 .0 0 $ 1 .0 0 O f SO D ia p o o a l B a b y H p o t’i a l D ia p e n , Bath TOWELS ■■ ■ '■ 'iw ... ■ ii S t . i a, Goo*l i|U*lity. l.urge site. Xolid rolur*, worth tjlle null, £• , T7Tj Fee ........— ------ .......---------- TAKE ADVANTAGE OP THESE PRICES Heat Quality. New fall latterii*. 21*■ yd. Quality. Special. "S ” Triple KOTEX “ 5 fa HK V S '& V t Z " " " *“ * FHI. A MAT. A IM . $1.00 • 2 fir $•• 1.00 •' ,:,T Wj.ll>. *1.1. flcUMKII HATH TO ci*te*c LADIES’ HATS $1.00 MENS DEPARTMENT PHEONDCS0X3 pr. ^ • « ii w> M M M*eW 4m WASH PANTS pair, VNPEBWEAJt 3 for ^ •mMM Ap he U New*. , ' WASHPANTO, Neeia me u m m \ SUN S U IT O l Or $] 00 PHOENIX SHORTS Mia’s m i rnu • iiii.Kituv Sir. T! $1^0 tukii’LAit u .» uiA iauikn * nkw 2 far MK.V« FAN' t SOX 4pr. for Vteelb *M>* r«.k. NKVS POLOSHIRTS 2 for WWtft «« u *- i«w *iiH avMAeM* L STRAW HATS •Versa W Mrl B i l ‘1 POLO SHIRTS 2 for NlPf SILK TIES 2 for p p $1J0 IL K S IM $1J0 woiiTit n .»i to n a n . iir r II At IMF ia. ru r fu T PEACHES 25CIARD 2H A 2» ItuMfR Aar hmmmIivIII »*r 4 Vi*f | {( Macaroni SWANSDOWN FLOUR 24 lb». 9 5 c - 12 lbs. 4 9 c - 6 lbs. 2 7 c •h i n i K H V Men’ r s .-w,v-vi 1 h i VM l M l H i.A iir Tl I1A0 9c KVEKV HAG f i t ! AH A N IK E I) QlJOi, Salad Dressing qt. 25c\C0RNEDBEEF .00 r t u . Bcmdm . .1 t.%% All Wool .ftpeci»I For f Hay cwtun DRESSES G roceteria 15c Lemons doz. IJc |Cabbage lb. (c Grapes 2 lbs. 13c * Washing Powder IOC IP0TAT0ES 5 lbs. 15c it* ■ i i . h v iiu .iia v tiiv e * v ii 1 v " .. l _ W i i l t c a i* . * BANANAS 10C AVOCADOS 5c ONIONS llw . 9c y r u M i u t MitaX DRESSES t $1.00, D e liv e r: P h on e 2 3 6 ■i r �jEWjgss■ m m -« I ‘ *i . * .* * <• ' 1/ *i - • - BL . ‘ : *• a . O U R D O L L A R S W ILL STRETCH SAT v n 'UFM W BABB XHOLU. Aug. I7 r-W )— N M ir t l Ilf* terra prisonSwedish JalU-Uw bwmt ■ » « r rerented. Aral this I of, or b m o M of, tho fact nedcn long ago at olisbtd puuhhmrnt. The total Mam* prisoner* i« 1 AI(, of whom jrumrn. last year tha aunt|slightly lower, or 1.7IX « To is Ik Get Oat Of Profession Before Corosr Begins To W as; WM Di- f *. w ci 'Biocc moucity Mart To O U r l f y C i f l f f Of Fenh M i For M fn g t at Spanish gerernmewt.” - hot aaald Aa— K d y t O »Q M m m t m m not “ admit tha legality af any aeI— — 1^— • • •■ •*•— * tion on tho part o f tha Spankah S— m F. Saagliraa r>v«mnrant In declariag so e h p orta ly t Hatardar Only ■ h a d a a— assortment, kids anil Values to HSrEi m m ' m M t o « V b w U — an af Mara T a k (Aaaaata— _______ P— a 0 M ta | _________ „ , _ ' clares and raabtolna an affhetha blockade af rarah part*." , I “ la taking thia paaMton rap gav[erameat ia gelded by a b a g .b e af lm rdent* b btornatba) law with Seventh and Byron N. S e lf, wklek the Spanish f — — anI b Klghtcenth. all apparently were daobtbaa familiar," the laatnrarenomlnated. Borne were unop- tloss atotoi. aegh 0*11), Fra*. Abate taraaM laftrrgn “araahanbal k r a f was penmarkf r— ptfy, (A— abM4 by ’’General" Bosalb Jonee, greeted I’rvaldant Wilson on In­ auguration day. IU and his Con­ gress found no Immediate *n»r*r fur the women, so tho women art a constant picket around tho White . Ilnuae. Finally, b !•!?, Wilson asked a congressional committee to refirt favorably the women's amendment. The amendment, tho twentieth, was ratified Into tha Constitu­ tion In 1020. n pr— mUUvsa — oralsa lad ware Clare— F. Lea, Democrat b tha First District, who f a M b keep Tow— adK* Not— > V. Metre, fi— wlanbtg tha Bcpnb* Hcan namlastba In tha First P tatfbt Bepahlknn Ftorcnr* B. Kahn In tha Fourth i and Dt— n ab John S. McGmaHy in tha Rbventh, Charles I f — n b tha MATHER’S DOLLAR D AY FOREIGN P R O G R A M S Wulnui FlniMhcd A Millionaire Cannot Buy A Better Mattress DAY OF RRCRONING ' spate Tommy took the MR to Tommy had frequently heard hla, mother. Her (Mat brllankb mother my to a clerk, tb n was to pay U, — d tho "Charge It pbaae.” It acenwd drugstore n I— on, omW Tommy In Mm a grand grata re. oao'n od forgot tha matter. Her that ha would like to make. |haohand, however, nfrbsd other* HU family waa well InoRn wta*. ^ * __ and highly respected ht tho c— • • He an* nta— d T— My» munlty so when, at 13. ho asked waa ho punished. It was almtdy tha lama'i druggist tv Set hhn taken for granted that he would •ham thine* too, *bo druggist pay the MIL H b parents saw gray foolishly agreed, knowing to It that ha had tho^meam j*f S — S S h » m r first min nine* opening In stir new I no, for dm day only, Batunlsy, we offer Item at baton cut, Com* early for your Wi;ud Smokers S n - r T f l r ^ T t l n L . I ^ L m l e 8f ih* ^ tr M«oU uf the conffba l ^ f 1 1 tlnent, for it Ukis little to atlr the __ fierce racial and iMilitical anlMia mnMbur before It left mo*"'v* which cslat in that re. • U gh and dry in tha business *>'1 Bu‘ " » ■ raid.’ aha evpialne.1. “ I’va aevn U" t,h>* ' h* " orW " ar htdr roaao and go during my irn "helped theie. ran In tha business. The life I , King George and the monarchy i hast to net long. Advertising. h« v» • Iv^nsHy ii-ceptmn from ork. on tha contrary, hold, n„ neighboring alnte*. Furthermore, ra limit for m woman." 'no runccrn hm n in expn*»ni*il Ihjt Gloria b slim ami fresh. Iler’ f*r ns to anything which Metouit anew b ebnnet boyish. There himself nuy d >. fur while he I* a PENNEY VALUES Suitny Tucker.Tub Oev. Alt M. London close* Ms brief vacation on an Ksteo Park, Cola, ranch, and heads esitward an his first presidential campaign tours Tha tending Republican itemknee wavee ta tha crowd at La Sallo, Cola, before bidding hla daughter. Peggy Anne, and Mr*. Landsn (ahown with him) goodbye. (Amoolated Press Phots) # FROCKS depend on huw far George’ is pre to a garrlen party l» b« given mnyor of Geneva, urpared tu go in riding a whit t tho mayor’s Imnie* in liorsu with u sword si liU side. A the moment Mctosu* te riding tire drove only to find the invilation hud teen fakul. Others, cordially invited to hear Premier la*m Ilium of F’rnnru make a a|ieeeh, artlvi*l 1at the appointed place to fiial ; a vuronl l«t. The rily government Instruct1«*l tlio publie’ proaccuter and tho I eliief ef police to bring an end to the "trick.*” in order to "safe­ ! guard tilts good lianio of tlenevu.' They come out o f Iho lu b looking like n ow ! l ’crcnkw ami brontlfloths in sn u rt i Fall ' broate T ' t o t the aasall b o / aerttsl — nth» to mate thn payraemt, hat ha teamed a ten- n o t nr s n u r z n a s wax muco •• taeaae* Wit So. run M W * la kerrhy «l**n. Ihal 1*11. U . t i A i m iN K it . hi.l’le r nt Ta * illteata Kia I I J . laavaU Ika flh M ie l A ugust, A . I l IM * . ksa 4 aamr In m r ‘ ufllca and Has a s o p llra lb ’n fur a la s U rrd 14* Issued lli*r»"*i. H**ld r* rrate ambrac’-a Iks full,.w ing erlkad p ru p u rlr In th r I'o a n lr ■eralaole, Mlals o l f l u i M , tu- llu r br’ t M-lling rutlnn slip*! Nitcly nude. Ilvin*tttching, ru flies and lace. Hire's 2 to 10, No D ebts . . . FOR SATURDAY tgirks said r r r t lf lr a la shall ha eeiurd acrurdlng lu law , Ika iparlr t - . r r I U - d Iharaln W ill lw U ' t » Ika Slgkaal M d d a r.a l Iks illd n u * * diM iru nlh a first M eSfs to Ika hiunlh of A*pirmbar, IS. wklak *1* Ika Tlk Cay at asm bar. t| js . Wool Filled— . Celunete Covered F 'i r j j i r t Fcrahcr4igte P. IIR U N D O N , Sandals I k l l lt l l ll t l f.t TIE HOLDERS r u f »:»'»* « iill.liHLv* ware* FORK and SPOON w »:are m TT INNER-SPRING u 1 l *a* « •1 ■ NEW KT0CK End Tables A r --t 1 v k/ C P A 1 e /L »* b \ DERWEAR set MEN’S WATCHES NECKWEAR 2 for $1.00 PEARL RINGS Itonuty wnd value in every inch! Plumply fllk’tl with purest w o o l! Scroll stllch n l lu firmly hnbl filling in Early August "F” — File Mi n't ond Hoy*' Clothing Uullt just'Iike'rmen*H Oxhidea^FuIl' cut? 2.2C bmo tlenlm: ’ Adjustable'Parvn burkli-tT yTrijiIu^slltcliorl and bar-litckctl at points uf atrain.l Heavj/sUtehlng.' Ihirabla, |irartiral. nnd park­ ed full of stvla! R ill” b u r k I a strap*, wtilr ruff tadlom*! Miu z 7 to Id year*. .1 C. |*. Iliaiul l’*s*la lb' tialil for valu” . itlur l "bam Iruy*. Full cut. I stitched. They’re real vetUe a | i’uttecji*. solid c o l o r s , white*! Mods of sturdy portal*, N «n fur long .wear I .Tubfasti One Iait Regular fi’ r Value Spring A Summer LGCKET A CHAIN NECKWEAR 3 for $1,00 BABY RINGS n WERT’S JEWELER Phone 6 M B o fi * la th e d . EARRINGS B E S T O f A L L — MV A gain C M A tten tion To Our LAY* 'A W A Y Phui F t r Purchasing Now ” Boys* Oxhide, LAPEL COMPACTS Each WINDOW 4 Fitted with scientific Mend o f Silk end WOOL Reversible raters. Kayos cording. Cut 73* s Ht*. U lttH K I I WATCH BRACELETS MANY OTHER VALUES Girls1SUPS VALUES I t ninek SI K a lb ry n Plat llook S. Pagan *1 * ' « 4 P U t lleok S, P u g .. . a ct. Tta aasaaakiaat uf tha said a* H r undar Ika aald e a rllfla, laaund waa la Ika noma uf rls it tfllk. 95980 I— m O f f in e N o in to c k ! lairgu size Ht slll.'i*. C’ .'l end rn*y to Inundar I’rurtiral f o r summer or the y r it r ’ nuind All r n t t o n —1 Pillows get nod cajoy l Sc* dtt — grand ■ant k. ncR. FEATHER Efficiency Aerial, dcuiMcs the ang— ami No Head-Aches Tor Penpey's L A Y - A W A Y SHOPPERS n. Foreign Tmmmg Syi/rse, wruthra « colors print* 1 Some have bloom ­ er.*. Sizes 1 to IB years. No Bills r Clark nf l.’lrrull t’uurl ar I j Ormln'ila L’nuniy, Plurlda. Right on the new Phiko Color DM1 foreign Motions aimed sod lucarad. 1 — ily. ouidtlr, accurately , . . — NASHVIM.K. Temv. Aug. 27. (AT -Hymn S p e w , vetemn “ «ul»marine” |i*lcher who p-rviously serve*I witli V.w dilnglon. t'levelaml (leorge Halley of lied Oak. la. ami the I'hilmlelphin I’hil'ic*. waa Iin* a whito Jersey giant pulle the first to win 2U games ill Urn which Iraki its first egg June I Southern ns-oi-ialitui this reason, mid then one a day until Jul lie Is the me of the NnsliTlII* corps. ' klt Ui * hWh ml'!hl ■l,*r *"• YhM, aha finally ha.1 hit lvnwt|on/l relation*. I *?” ■**. Th h ThU Halkun cock-pit U .till, a* ^ p^fect hcraelf M U through the «,es, one I— U tkl* lllk d.*r ‘ Of • Augu*t, • • Shades • In some other mill* when* there has! not I* on finl-ti-ro k'tttployirwnt, woilets ai" repuited tv ope up to fSW, for wh'rli they iliew on the company ilfring lianl linns for fowl, clothing mil lent. In a'leh ea-es. orgaeisrrs argue that tha men rhoulii rrerwe a ‘'min­ imum” pay an I that past ilelil* should I*- rnnrellril sinre if the ’ -A m •' mm Specials! twee*. New fill style* for *cho*|l r.iiloivd or printed and plain pvir.ilr* 8Ue* I to It >e» S MORE tlritKniier* taiy their nttail, acco.iline t ' the l<K-nt zituatbin. In one company's mills where workers put in n full five slay week daring the «I>-prr«»iiin the urgin'iieis urge a higher rite per h ,.r, shorter work week, :in,i point l" allege. I fnvmtisni ■hown by biases to rvrtr.ln individual.* or JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Aug 27.—Ml Manager ll«l«e fisnrei of the Jackrotiville Sally k'XftUO club tendered Umpire lletl J nr* S.OtHl pennies in payment Of finwi usses.-eil nr pluyers ami rmui •rreil it a -title ' prartiea! i*»kss i ntil llmpiie Jones c mu|k«l a fine nm| .1 «lay * a, |Hii*i<ut «o the menn*er for making him work o n e ­ time. . tk* to h n r a i a publicity dln e w YORK, Aug. 27.-HT— ‘ ‘ Hfw department The estaUbhment of a dictatorWO'| Betfridges). ship to Urvree aadrt Premier Gen■bidsekted to become a man- „ » J J»h i Metesaa U causing tlir W * •* P«*-UH days and thus otto, ( j ^ • " ‘r ® ! B»ko aa intensive check to de^ tormina whether the mnvc possibly ** pwfeet P***»a purtowda any further gorernmen- Moo -'ey**. Sometimes she wear* h* always ha* pnifesaeil hlmr.lf to IRfr golden hair in neat wnvrs.'la a staunch nr narehl*t and it mrnstlmen It 1* curled. Icrwllteil with te'lng run** rvative / A d that rpakr* for the heavy,and safe. However, le is about Bin. asall aho reeeivra daily. She. tho lost of the great personalities g — propose Is of marrlago, too— whom death ha* rpurrd to Oretrce, — iresaetl merely to “ fllorb." land he U siaty-five y o rs oil. tubM ler suitors may not know It er nation* are wondering whnl (DC Gloria Is marrldd, and hn* [ may happen to the monarchy wli"i WMn for some time. But her prl-1dm* compel* him to withdraw *up«R h life I* a thing strictly apart,port. I h jp bualnesw. On tha n ro oc-i King Grorgo'a nlne-monllis-tW •Mbps when aim find* ualng a ! enr, e»e- w u wuiy Imt -eat hi ‘ lew Irerty, to have joint guardianship The Fourtrrnlh Amendment retover their children and to claim frrn-d to citizens a* n rertnln [Laa their own any wages Gray] group of To MUs might sans. ' Anthony that meant wuratn aa With the Civil War the auf- well aa men. Wyoming had Just fragisls, force*! to mark time,! girrn Ju the right to bat Abolitionists, votes. so lent aid to tho . . In. IM . fPJ. MU* . . .Anthony . . Bat when tho time came to wrltol went to tho polls In Rochester, tho Fourteenth Amendment, .glv-l registered ami eoted. Her art lag to negro men tha right to] raised an enraged howl. She vote, Miss Anthony's request wo* trlrrl In l*TJ, found guilty I In 11)13 n suffrage parade, led. thrm to marry, ENJOY WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-1/PI La. or Day may bi-..iit jam# Imli■tt»a of iho Interest the 440,M t' (tael worker* are paying to dra M ill L Ie o h drtee to enroll Ikna Inta one Imli atrial union. iT o « that day the worker* will Iravo to clteosc whether to attrnil tbete ermpany-sponsored picnics, M- skvvrul hundred thousand did hat year, or tu rally at union mass misting*. , Under the genera'ship of ths •aft-apokm Philip Murray, United gtatrs Mine Worker \lce-prr*idrnt, organizer* fr’ m the steel workers’ eri'ini.ing (iinimittee, known as Balluif Watch • crz E rti r H ?"*# WUe RGAIN One lot. Just ■ f«w le ft. Conte early. Values to Ac*M annequi RntiroFrom Butincu men haJ pone on welfare rolls, like some uf their nviahhur*. they would awe nothing. In national hi'a<li|usilers here five staff officer, u««i»t Mur.ny in OMIIirilinitini; flic efforts of organixasa, Tli office Tree Include! si* recratorie* nr typistIs, a switchhotiril girl ami urtnpir<•h 10 or which the SWOl' im | y.H fl.lHHI a nrnih. The otgante.tti n spent $|00,IKHl it ha* been estimatwl unoffieially, In the first month of it* •’.rite. Theto has In n no in .iralion of wh*t pay the eteeutiie* re­ reive, although Murray i* |wnl 110,00 a year ty the miners. Next To Yowell* CAPS K egnhr 75c. | 1 VsL A 9U 5 50*-2 for $1.00 �*s ■ iH g H — u rn M ’VrilWi-lay** o f tW t o itnc•ton iMk night in U I t o l .. «Btoh h U that "w osufsl" Knr Owl spend lug » « "claatog the 6m* « f opportunity to your chllO n M to my children." ■pacifically, the presidential Mm tow iild that If •lotted he « m U raeammend "Immediate re* M P o f hut m m lon'ii surplus to t MH ifaacribed by the Kansan a* •vtotoua" and the “ most cockeye.) flow of tea legislation aver Irapooed to a modern country." It* added that the taa system, both f ederal sad etate, needed revision. la four points, t-andon present­ ed to the flnel speech of hU Ini­ tial IEastern campaign the “ fundamdatal principles of government ftaalte" which he termed "the earn! common sense pride ipled" this biraaei the hinacPlfi knows, better then aapana etoe, how tho moanttat root of- Mstot to cartalltof tho remfoH of tho homo. And you cannot tool her lone nrlth the. pretense Ulst only the rich wlir pay. "When «e boy a loaf of bread for id rente wo pay about * eenti for tho breed. The other two eents (o to tones . . . Those hidden takes—federal, state aad local— amount to M cento out of every dollar wo spend, la the ease of the federal government alone they nmount to over JB a mentis for ev­ ery family , V . Every dollar that fiBWid to ffindltot "oar own £ « our .people w»r«. ,IU prospm. __ utod) made "harder aad harder — ***** the re-employment o f many of M iprenetve Its source of Inritme. {hose out of walk" aad Jeopardised to the draught atea he Mpptlrd wHh rhroo fnrtt, • ' commodity whkh ceotatoe very worth while dietary qoalHtoe. ’ It to undefin ed that the moneys will he mad# available to the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and that It, through Ita commodities pur­ chase section, will procure surplua citrus fruit, end in co-op­ eration wtth the Federal Burp'1 Commodities Corporation, dis­ tribute It In tin drought area. The governaient'a polity for the purchase of eHms fruit for the drought area during Ine'earn­ ing yrnr, will be shaped largely by market conditions. • If pres­ ent Indications of, tho tonra crop materialise, the purchases will he much greater than they wrrr . Glass bricks are used to an) writer that repredaces hto own engineering shop under constroc- handwriting. Letfeis were east during the post yesr. The distribution o f surplus thin on the University o f Em * I from cuts taken from samples of luck campus. < Ibis penmanship. M iu c - m t e h -,hr j° b ot m r jr , *j w° mi" t o a T w l dL/uI it h "h o today to werhtog for a buslK C Ifrrp dollar It spends. ness corporation’' by preventing U ^ L X r r,'’ Wtni iWfU “little fellow from expanding" to the hnhlt of spending mora than tB(, . / orbl(W,n f . ^ toratloo of * J S S S T - .. * . , reserves eihauated to the d*prrs"Ftoally, the govrnuarnt must ^ r prepare for a rainy day." * ) ______________ I aad-on drseti»eil the rneonl o f '( .5 . the Boosevelt Administration an f ! a * m a > i la a s a lla l having "piled deficit upon dcftoK W t l n W l A C n i^ H a X, a Increased mir pubic debt T n O -------- l l l n n f i e until todsy the total Is rMun| t.i * U 0 | W I A ljB I U lC two-third* of the snnunl incon-e fa s C 1 ■ m gs t t a l l g W M l fee gvery mun, wornsa end child » • * * IIB J IW II U x ’w created nn atmosphere of I —— — Spendthrift genetoslly nhnt Pas | HAMBURG, Germany, Aug. 27. lt impassible tor It (the —OP)—Dr. K. aim er’s dream is to Deil) to restore economy In cross the Koutb Allantic in is free nment ripendltures” nrpl ns balloon, bar tog “ acted a« U it were willing /inner, a German balloonist, to glee the whole Treasury away, wants to conquer the .1,100 odd trying In enrich everybody by lm- rnl'*‘" between Cusnhnne* mill tin* paverfshlng arrryhody else." mouth of the Amnxiin 1y slmut "The lime has come t oput an ,h*’ ,,n,y wny left In rntM|<iernr* commodities •are distributed to •ud‘ to these |mlirle*,H he told mi uulsble of swimming the stretch, the recipients in addition to th>' tudtonce drawn largely from I’n - 1- Th* ulrplnne and the Hlrigilile aid they mny •already be ree'ly­ Weak Roosevelt's native slate, "We tamed the wind- over Hint span of ing. F.very rare Is taken to anstiT must estah iah . system of simple, water long ago. , J honest biMikkrepIng. We miiKt reAy utilising , nnrtherst trade that the Issuance of aurplus. to m 'to the principles which we winds, he hop** to be th» first hil- commodities in no way inter-1 feres with the purchases which' would otherwise be matIf. E Europe by free talkmn. This ws.-. actuely tried twice around tOT-'i and both limes the enter prise end­ ed In disaster long before open wa­ ter was renehlsl. Hut the srtonie of liatlunnlng then wasn’t what It Is tmtay. WASHINGTON, Aug. 27— (A*) —Dissension and death have raised the uacertaiatles In the senatorial situation to several Important states bot Democrats ale certain to have a majority next session. Renomination of Pat Harrison to HlMlmlpIn and fames F. Byrnes In Booth Carolina gate them Bit cer­ tain scats In the Senate for the January meeting, A majority is Barring-a break In the solid' South where most r>»nr>«ratie nominees are not even nppeeed, * the party.margin will he larger, t . With an ey? lownnl good prices for early full and winter •lock, Dixie munly farmers have already turned their hags tola fields of corn, early peanuts, aad chufas for fattening. Ceurty Agent D. If. Treadwell reporta that they are taking no chaaeee of losing their hogs by eholern, .every hag that Is fattening to the fields being Immunised against the disease. Exclusive uuMly tocoavealeaaa „ ______ . •f aa eld-faehlsaed rcfclginaoc aaaakdt Ueaerai M tnnc Daakr i^ ^ w e T ilS w e e k Far ScminoU Couitly General Appliance Co*1 Mate meraMM. mmr. To get the refrigerator that has made millions of refrigerators out-of-date SYDNEY, Australia, Aug. 2 7 .(AT—'Terrified by the sensation of air flight, a prite raring grey­ hound, tn route from Brisbane to Hydney, bit its way through the plane fabric and leapned to Its death. The crate In which It had been stowed, In the fuselage of the air linrr, was fullbd burst open. h u been appointed Sem inole County Dealer For Stankjr-Roffera Hardwire Co. ^conditioned Console Models at Half price for Cash. While they last. s m OUR NEW 1837 RANDA Phone 86Q �\ ^ W W ' W f l V ' J H V sfctv W , *r* •'■- ■• -t i w A trn n f i *.•*•*• £ ! W * wir« Nomiiurte* Seaplane Removes ' Spain, although Pair Of Republicans III Man From Ship Hal wa* iwtHt< aa auffkteot! etttsa ragardtag Of Jiteolodoo tmmm. Tha pulling and *■“ * | DOVER, !>. haollr* by Unlud g u t„ •UJ i t Haatlnn anti a A **, * * * ow»g« *i««» "hands off* Internal affairj af matarifted H far oat of tha aaope------- , al a mere penlnsulrr revolution. ... other nations. Mon recently *ta,e American Intoreration i n s In* TW .Uta department u . that, Latin Amorkaa Islirm l dtffkwl-, «ur offset w tha United Mateo . « • ,h*rm"1 ta teedtale In Spain likely alto '■lo * Mrtoty^pMlt^oadnU Inning ont would involve mediating iaUroots •***• ***n *■ af ah ranrgt ford, and 21 a traahta^thnt hnet vysed Europe , It wasn’t a hair-Una decision » fl that kept America out. Than tenth* for g< la Ugly Inf to Uruguay’s sug■Mtlon Mint Anwrlcan stairs of* h e to madlnta In the Spaniag afM r, VlUlnm Phillips, arttag •■friary o f Mato, told tha ra­ ttan! was la coafonaity with Mda govaramsnt's policy of non* perhaps sgaaBy as often it ha* tadtef ti w di to tha Internal af­ rafussi', i«rti*alariy 1a Karapeaa Instances. Its offers also fair o f other countries. Cast lag bach through Amer- have been rejected at ttawa, aa Wa’s sipoekneo promptly dls- te the Franco-Pnaaian War aad tfasss two Instancso of American te tha Boer War. Stem rejection a f League af Interftrancn In tha Intaraal af* fhlrs of other conntrioa nniably Natteoa and worU court adher* China aad Banta. H wan American aura the policy may hare bacons | enrentian is Spain's admlnUtra- iriansoo of two Fkrida State Catga M atty mombars ta Spate this in W f, Ihn faculty mention an Dr. drion Hay ami Dr. Margin spsctirsly, who hare nmotnd ay United States i a n te other cooat rise. ©r* May. wl*h a party af travela n M a i Florida, now ia ta Italy white M i want alter taking refuge at thl United Matas embassy la Madrid sad hateg m asted from Vatetada, Spate, by tha United States ctutear Quincy. Her party has bgsa at landtag tha rummer an* atea nf Coatio da Ksludiea HUdrid,>hkh omit lad only two boars o f tta aghadalid summer clam s h tcam of the cl*U warl Dm forks was in New Ysch City at tha tints she wrote hots, having aoilad for thb country from F r o m whan she wns taken with n A 40 othor Americana on tha og boAwhsp Oklahoma. She has been ■tuQptag at tho Intcmnelonil UnivvreHy at HanUader, Spate, la Parte she was Joined by Mlsa Lacy Inater, associate ptofeiaor of French at Florida State Collage, who hid bean studying nt the Uni­ versity of Pnrls this summer. Being searched seteral times for arms ty a young girt militia was another eiparivnca for Dr. Hay, who adds, however, that “ Wo never Honrs n we,.-, --i really fait In danger or met with C O PtP O H A TJO S, 0 « U s r ot tha trsit discourtesy. In Madrid UTaSnA HCKsrtlltsn ls !t « .b I J , issa st tbs wo wan relatively safe," Dr. Hay l i i gar ot Ju ly , A. i>- t» M . Jss T Late To CfaMrifr; STEARNS plane. I Lieutenant W. I~ Clemnaer pilot* rtl the merry amphibia a, carrying a physician, to a hararJou* land­ ing In whltaeapped waves along­ side the S. 8. Cnriqua to make tha transfer. Tha Cseiqua was snrouts (tn Houston, Tax., from a European port._______ ____ Our Kitchen Is Slort POPULAR ----- Than Ever Steakt Chkker ChopSoer Ym mi F «| rt y n r SKIDDING WORRIES PERK'S PLACE U JRII1KLES tiled sams la my o t tlM and has mate oaalleatlon for ■ *•* dsad la be leased tbsieua. Said esrtW* M IS embraces lbs ((•llswlan te* scribed p re p e ilr la the L 'vu a tr e l Cemtaole, atsts ot F lm ld s , t e -w ll, n u n * of MW I* ter. * f v > . I I South Haags » Hast eoats ln la g I t s ees mors or w “ . l b s assessmsst *>( lb s sslg property uadtr Ibe u M e e rlltleats UsueC was la lb s asms ol K A R T (A HBKMAJ*. Ualeaa aaM re rllftra ts shall be rsCesmed sresrdlsg Ur Isw, lbs properly i.vscrlbed Ih e rtln w ill bo sold to tbs bln best bidder s i lbs eoarl-bouae door ea Ibe first Kouday ’a lbs monib » f nsptcmtier, IPta, u b lth te lbs Tib. day of aoptrm lisr, I9tt. tbsted this t u b day - f Aaguvt, passed a far from comforts bio night on tho floor of tho grand salon—tha lucky ones sleeping two tn a singls cot mattress." Though than was a heavy bombardmaat of tho birracka one day and dan* uttery firing for n ti ns, near MsdrId. It was I* m ite frSta.Ihi te© o. P, IIKHNOON. that I»r. Hay heard machine guns ^ C lorb o l t'lrrw lt i-'oart of » U occasional cannon. Business gemlaole 1‘ou a ly, Florida. » W *rr^ * complete shutdown tru­ ly one day while Dr. Hay was In Madrid. Bombardment by the insurgents had not started atTtentander when * Is y# tb# Rsisis of uknjakim the Oklahoma nrrited to Uks Dr. b '.« t7 % w .» that tb. Burks and other American* to osCsrslaasa will, n* <h. isih Csy Prance, tho language profsssnr oatAsr, A. P. IPM, prsssnt to arid In htr letter. I suffered no p.mlnnU Caunly, FlurMs, bis fi* particular inconvenience* earept nsl rslurn. aecount sag vouchers ■ u ts l. as mo Ihn clly silo and ■>, slate uf ■■ Adnil*Islrslor of lbs Kstsle of anilely, dkkja UIN t . rn ugr, gsewsssg. Sgeiander were loyal to the gov- and at said time, ihsn sag ibsrs, rmwent." she remarktd m*’M’ ter appitestma ib* «M ’ sn* remarauu. Jagg# a flaal m satllsmoat of War clouds were hinging all his agmlalatratlna of **lg astalr, over Europe and the unreit 1a * M ,or •»*” tesehsrgiag kis, rraneo eapette ly was dlatrvaalgg, Dote* ibis tbs tPth gay sf Aa* Dr, Sotks also wrote here, atat* ■«*• A. D. ttta. LT’ Ur * « * Ik* As Atari slat MOnr^ot first availiMe boat for New York. BKKJAMIN T. r o n ir , "There I* a sinislrr undereay* Pesos*,A MIAMI, Aug 21.— i/F)—Jams* I’erei, 21, New York Puerto Rican *ttii-krn with appendicitis *a t re­ moved from a ship 300 mtle* at sea yesterday by Coast Cifard OF SAFETY • Why do your d m slip and glide? Bccauac they hay* Miff, unyielding tm d rib* that act like aled runnera when you try to Mop. To eliminate tibia »led*runner glidings General invented the Dual* 10—a tire with tread go flexible it wrinklts when brake* are applied. The wrinkles ■queegee wet pavements dry—they •weep aside loose duM and greasy traffic film on dry road*- -GRIP and STOP right now! GENERAL J U ^ IO priced as low as Ovgf 22 million Sold - (fist's how »*«• irnt'l you n.v drive into our nlntion Whether You WaiiI W ATER A IR c;AH or O ils TAKK A RIDS Prove to yourself that DuaMO Tires eliminate skidding worries. Try them yourself—give them any feM . Come In foe FREE demonstration Seminole (tu lf Service Phone 2«r> PETER PEN With Your Most Valued Clothing! We take personal care to give each garment MhrMnal attention. .... £ 2 * £ i& £ *•'tajhTas? i tr v io c Phone SO '■ HAQO O A k ig I Won't , of w oo ^ * T V lE M 4 m �Mlf t h Featur Clowning On Both Side* B ogin This A fte r n o o n M ata Ta Maat~&Maa la GaiatnOa And Aoteaa Ta Mart btaadw* L hi D u r tu B—Hi ■fc -Mark Up "H «htRum la Flirt' T i f n m White Hatm, Mote Aad '_ a « F Hmi H m Ball M p Aad Mako n m U m State League offWUJ ----• hi handemn* style. ouri 7 w ■rta tfMBnd tbd Uataci- n„ w vnrh R W to the tuna of I I t o ft. yeaterday afternoon. ji-m” t,uigii final tf}* ga*a them a 4tf- M a ■ teU mi fourth Plow by Uio .‘^ V A I af t e l fall tfamea ainro ■iiHaai-iaiiia * 5Saint*. r? ' T , n t.‘Uona lweek “ "k the Only lia local machine' boon out of |Rar. leaving tha Keda hoUfc.-r bar, during Urn pant 1} week* lhay hava dtaployel. ■al o f ball Which had every ^ w S K S it “ IS *; IJ •» •* JJ « W M !* , Advssce Is Net »*•«• ill I’, ? D iA liiT a n e j •}«} il'J PW l t Ba Uyaat By lni#kwi K i f t S S P 1».. f , „' T k ^ t Cincinnati rbir..a» i-t: 1’•"•del oh in *•*• lj : . ! ^ ,‘Si!!St *' .................. . ai i.'ntcaao, m w "} Jfnimnati llriMlh i,n ,i piiisboran. !& £ t r M * Bt n a a iiM W f»H ■, • .. T atowil of himo IPO fans wit- cjiio-svilia id the final encounter until n i)l»«n Itearh' 5 L .T 1 ...... ni. Aouuailao Opening Wra today, tha fldtach» villa O-Mtn, w h a n ta the id*- Florida State Lancia. w » m uO tha St. Ancaattaa Rotate, b a l l placi team, la tha tin t m a r e s tha Initial tartan la tha Stanogte nctacy cyatem play off, Everett "L e ft/" Albritton ,wj® KO to tht mound far the G M ot while It ta aipactnl that Maa* aier Freddie FrwneH at the SalaU will tend *d* a*w tatrtW w John SchntU«r to tha hS* C fc The roe teat which ta *etaadnM| to fe t underway at 4 will find tavea af the Plants State League all tiara la d t t l ^ provided Schatldar takte tha mound. Tha othera la tha m will be for tha Batata, .Anm MJA Pltigerald, and Owcnt; foe tht UaineavllW team there t a .n t o man at third, Iterall at chart atop, and Burk at taeoad, a 1 Managtr McShana aanownaai yanterdTy that • Bill F -m «ta M .U.W . Won lrf-al I’d . •* n 4 jl at H l» *■ ?* . 11 , ■•talk Into tha But o f tha aevralh, dwMta by Sapaala and Weigel aad Letchta’a tingle drove over Itro runt aad knotted the acuta at fe ll. . The SalaU t tartod Itava g oto. dell, an outftaldar, aad o f off hla da It I rvtea tha (ileJa picked up eight hit* and three Volta durkn:r Palatka tha third ptaCJ ad* cupant, will v blt liarU»«» Stacht which claimed the aacond ata«» In the atari of Oh other ptay-aff art let, iZ .u "u * tv Nl'^a t* l^r»* , tnl Ij V. Winter tln.ma ••••„. division. JJj Th, iw iih im iI of t« a aa jn pr,,p,rly iimler Mm M il rerttetjata iaaiwrt * u In tha of UNKNOWN. Votes*' wite eartlHenta ahalt I t rnteerneil ncn.nlln* j » law, _iaa urtipwrly rttwvfitMMl lht*r»li will pji SPORT CHATS * By JIMMT CHAPMAN. tord Ujkoatel «ha »»td B =-IS tf . iLnnar*, Ua OataaavWa tJ -fe il ctampion fapa, tht Saafnrd a..1.1 t „ Ctather wm are leatlng fur llielr hmeea i and Irthr. ^ with th4, exception *>f four of tha I _ Too, wa would M W «• DAYTONA BBAni,.'Aug. 3 T ." “ ■ ••• bitbo;-» going to Chattanooga to (dlrwual tk im p lfi , - which '* * > ■ Join the aenlor Umkouta, almpllftad ky ptatatag ca all!aia Walter Brown limited the Aralra* ■_ to fiiur Mattered ahtg.e.' ycater-' U I M T D T R D I C 'E 'Q Wu bvlitva that no other teem » ■„ 1 •_ lte“ day and the Ittondcra dcfuaicd I P ltm i W U M B In the «ntIra circuit ran luy claim! * * * ,* * * * , . " r * J N * I’alatka, 7 to J. , , . ^ I Princeton Uaivcrally bioka fur to aurh a clvan-ut, hard playing f°rd t-oohauta) ■awMJadWimBW The two elite* meet here at;3l3t* K, teat freshman lorthall Icani. hunh uf youngalera and IlK'raforr^ ^urk. OataCCIUja O dtott.tam a L * S ? ? * »£® this alternwn tn the Oral game alace the rlaaa af IKW fit nt cu- wlah to rxtenil our cnngratula-1~ * » " " P tiona to 'thoaa youth* who per- l«aa| left iMa. »■ _P» I l gClata PW* of tho piay-«tf aerka.. ' tolled. funmd no lirilllnntlv ni»l*r tin’ ” **** . ,*? * * v 7 i » A Brown atrurk ujt alx men »nd • ■• atraln of pmfeaBioiuillani. [George Aadmwv, BaJjPt chAnfftA Mot® kfiit to thlnl rn» ; walked only one.. HI* teammate* ,,(o b Smith of the ItoHton ,lkv,* Unrfouliteoiy, loo muoaoji* hml Salntai tight^|W4 waul- Uavi* to b it tb'll to re• 1 rulhcted eight hlu, Including aaya he didn’t leain how to pitch the yuungr-i Uani in llw emiru ]«l'i, Bt, AkSm lga * fta|''* * * * ' km Overstreet who became 1 J horner. by Morton and Homes, ulf until after he wa* 40 yenr* oiJ. circuit, aitire unly one of our puy**• Blrirwf, BaafOCd H H rtU I tha Initial Barker. The gmmi «• 2 » l-owc and Gould, win huitud tour --------eig were over 2u' year* old, Thla nnt* pltehera; "lartty H tlta Ba* gglly ended with HuvIh. a lult* J inning. ;;decc, BUI Swreney, manager of Huapirtt of y*i,n coupml trull lnv-|*otJ lookout*, Daaay »C*a> - i m tander on ihortitop nud Huo/.r MM liCOTllk lliil'll'llf, 4**l Icm a .f:il on llte pait of all tha JFcctl lookoata ¥• -CMSMA* player* and thu in linger U ll.u [Galneavtlle Q-Miat jataa Bakacldcr^ "iM Utag honor. In the « « ■ ** game went to Ijingslon, rmrea, ai..i., o-ji. only ananvr to thj i|utMlioj| o f . Bl, Acguatlnc Salata, aad Itata T#»“ what got Into our li«.:.-ut»." |rca. Saafurd Uahauto. ^ y , tatec and Malthy f»r , ho, I T..i-d« 4k II CT IV •■nit l»» « « l— 1 out*, with all of them gathering .......... . No »* ihe.e lute yonnst nun l.u vol ~ ■ •. '• mo noj oil* -It to two hit. enrh, however, Huh Hinr..f.I th|* city wu wish lo once I John J j a t a formcTjfnaaioru Aitl.tr. Mi-Mutlan, t’ lary J, Pitman of the G-ilen cmikril l.una-Viin •, IMils, Torus, m » r more wlah them the U-st uf luck, thot-potlcc, wa* aa dacwSH •** l.lruf, Vlollli), llnyra. I three hlu In four apiwamncc* to[ and no hujv to »w tor in rack terhe at tha O t fa p f vlmag*, PW' MrNaaiarn. • I’ll man, ■ tap the G-Men. Henrh also kut-, llaitili, t’felfer. Clary. It>»>var. again next year, at eking thut up- Ita. 1, - ^ |. ■- 'r \ nerrd three hit. for five appear- , llui.a k ill., I In: I m%Is, Tucr-a, pie for the “ grnnttaat h. aohalt | * ^ _*** f c T .N anccc, and McNamara, Ailulr an! I’ltl.a 1. Itlsliiif. clary, Isiniia.lon ‘ S, i *, er-Ii >.'I, Mt'Namuin, I'falfar. town Hi.' on** the , D s f l U l y H Gwntharp all .cture»l two hlngle*. Two I,.i»- l.lts: Tnriw, llaarli, funs tli'- l» upport ■ - V M T I w V N V - ' Ho, all In all the truwm endel rJtint kar it. Hlolnt l.ise* clary J. ! whellu r or not the team l* ridhij i " I I |IH||.|,‘II, Iivi-ralrorl, Tor re a, | •erfectly fur the laime teitm. and • Ikarli, Hi.-rlFk a*i I'llman Ikuilila In tin' lur i r on IX A a IM A I H M f t I ploys: Isiiiei'l'in to I1l*imf. twit 'everyone ............fc“ “ ’ III I’ lliergi' l 1,11 li it, ■ tloln. atllle II; Hollfnrd O..MPIO,.: |1 lloaes "II 1st 11, i.d ll.iyes 1, TH# ilvfurliitg-nl woul«| like to l,mr’ ' Cl try r, iiimlli..rp 2, ll,«rh *. S 8 e PP * (I pirti.'h .nil l.y Molt- I, H.srh I. ieba.ee tilth Ntaa Oadta Austin, IS, of lion , Him# a frw iliAnipi m <>f tk** Alt >1 ItA nils n i l llnyes III - Iniilnas I* W m first of ’ih jl ntola. bs» won Ihd Nitmen’* turrl fv«Km* AtiKriiK tha* pli/cm nhi for iM uuw ii Ilk and « a lH * championship for the -owA’ pitched third year In auete**|on. •Gh only ___ * of ih « New t Carl flubs with “ fluh’d because he’u itowa that ho W E R T 'T h e • JEWELER DUawoM A M Waichea >'lse Wstch A of io v e h , Hcpataieh I)Uunmm Mdusltag AM EnsmvlrM E ach ’ b o t t ls of RC wouM plan’ that of cha r plon former raddle, at J’ehMi’ m.ney-ial-er, whirli v .o' 1,1 go to Beach, rallfontla, played Iho Henry M. Walton i f Iho lurdl rotrra* agate when, aa fairnmn baaeitall uanuciutiuN wit hunt a golfer., lhay paritalpate,) In lld t doubt. Fit lowing the flnnnrl. I cham­ ye a r t Callfern la open. pion, wu would name: ---------tliamplon gripeis, the Doylonn Loyola Uslveraltv at Lo* Ango. will plry lta entire regu'ar fout- Itearh Ittandei'i and Manager A> nr Id AndersenJ rhhrrplun sligla It* home aladUm. gen, lb* Ranf-rd lotukutila; rhiun. ploa ftaldata, the Gam**'I to I* U . jroH w ill victory. TA» MtKD Itrnair at* Ida) Nollra la karabr alvaa, that A. r . A IRWKU, KKNI*. hnldrr •r Taa rarilfleato No. Ml, laauod tha Jad. day eC.Jaly, A. I). ItirT has fllod oam* la my nfflra a ri­ ba* atada aaytlratloa for a la . d*rd to be laauod Iherann. Kak'. rarllflcal. rmUrarra tha fulti.wlna dtarflbad prnyarty In the I’ountr •r kamlaata, Mala of Florida, to- n e -h i E f /^ 5 S 5 N tOiV i DA T lk . B *J * Nnlire la hrraby *.»•* I W I 4 of Sasun ear, A. ta triC,. N M to Ihs Honorable tsnonty JMtae Keralnnls Conalr, Florlen, t a not r*furn, areoaat nod TeatlM bb admlnlalralnr of the Ratal* UAliKt, a. BTILKS. i e u i t d . a at anid tlma, (ban aat. tkarm ma apollralloa In tha aald Jadjaa I a final aattlamant of hi* amaia taatlua of oald aatata, aad toe, ardrr llarbarclng htm ae aa admlalatralar. arulBr.ie.Bd wiu, ea tka Ihili-d ihla the lad day af J* U i . IIA t lT U IV --------- — Jr»w oyatcr Invlgorator*anJ d i p t •A T ® TOO® WATCH repaired itimulant*. One doae pep* ag dry r k r C M .r t a really bsww* !* • » « „ * , f |#„da. I f not delightoi, t a e t b r , M ag. A m |maker rafumta few rente p « H P 1 KEI rrOM ACH A r m Call.write, McReynoid.' Drag C * . FAINA- INDIGESTION nlteved U — MwaM WtthMrt Hnrtf Stack. Get . Free aampia doctor * PMecrigUm, . tldga, M Mcleyw 4-ROOM fumlahcd aparimeat. W. L. Cooper. Tel. 730. etata’ aita Laney’a Drag store*. LEAVING .FO*. Nftehvllle, Term. IH r-W cutM T d Bm t, hy way af Atlanta Hjwday A. M. Taka twd to than gapandat HOUflK TO EENT: Imaaedtate oerupanry. Pvimanent tenant*. Phaaa 4TS. 3 bedroom*. Keaaenakle. Phaaa 31. JSH SEEL AND Sana. SOI W. T*- T i i h k i f ter M i VIOLA WILUAHS. colored to Ihn C iaeeiB ed Advertisem ent s fC e e l re­ »• IN N H t m 7 -t lovawu.Va vaa * jW h k s v « r y d r o p y o u r s e lf . 12 OUNCES w lilr h Garden, h o ld s w ant l» e , i m h i c x i . e u cCC TV. STATU » r r tC M M . tn re the t.late ot M A S H * BTIUKS, ln.re.Bwa, , c o l s t o fill t w o g la u e s . B u t it fr e s h in g , k k W - r 'a t *■w tn* I*W tv { jin o u g h s p a r k l i n g , d c l l c l o a s i s s o m u c h b e tt e r , m o r e h la liM t MpjilFfflit#r, l ) 3i l>nlej Ihla tail* i!»r of Atcaac, 1931 O. V . IlKlINOONa. r iffk .i.r Clrenll (Viuni ft ’ -tarwKM n i n u * nh tu n u t t c c r at n sa * ■ Neal To fi i. at th« itny in *hi> mnnih nf H«|tir»nib«fa wm% " " 7 7 ”. . . . ... Aii»ni» Ueiot oh •ml Hoed out A IlJf iuin «ahh nir. ,U | Itafft. un i In thi* ninth, Ufhi’ii Ni'W Tirlfanu **‘ C 4a * M ii .- e W f’lnry «h#nt* takartetop •Tlreerbea »•"*, IHrmtnAhmn ,j„ | B n ife moutvl to roliovu lw » y nmitiiniNun Mate? who hml reeved -lurfty'. km. - - - hHaw i |||! |hv (I nthe Nul.vlll.' , ctary put on rn agMWUon of Bhda and fancy pitching aurh rn, TM.lul't.lsh Ollil t „ never been **«n before un ln..| local diamond. Ucahta* thore J i l l , n ull I run. - l i iliinik.irp in t Int 2 . » 1 nines V with * runs, nlf Mnle In I J I H i innlOH* I with a runs; nff lieurh r. 1 I 1 1 In 2 Iniilnas 1 isiiti i runs; off * I I li clary In I innlna a Hlih I run, t i l l m i ky |,lli'li,r, l.y llrarh llstiieat <t X • j Inn) Wild |illrh»n: llunlhurit, 1 u h a ; H,mi'Ii j. ivinnlna (illeher: llayes. I J I I I,"Sine |.Ill'll,i : l lunik,up. I'|1|, --------------- - I plr.'s nil,mod itriil Hi-lainlln. Tims :* II II n l n f Kirns 1: 1*. _______ �-u - ^ a n f a r ii I fm t U i I W fc OUT A I M * M i * * * * * Ami Water------------ - MANFOBH rLOWPA. fW PA T, AUGUST M. lM t Soviet Says Nads Prepare NewSUo|ker Kiag AtfoNM Bar Members Table Report On Legislation 223S A ROOSEVELT REPORTED CONSIDERING PEACE PARLEY BOSTON, Aeg. $ L — CH-FearM i IU N i l W h m t a r ; Wil­ liam P. MocCroekeo m R that Uh> uporl «f 1U M m ) legislative i m r M n wight "embroil Dm As­ sociation la a coatroversy la Um presideatial roar," Um Amerieaa Bar Aaeoebtbo today vot'd overwhelmlagly to taMe It, The Majority report, signed among o t k n try C k i l n R, Taft, II,' of CtaslanaU, ton of Um lot# presIdeal, aooortod IIm RoomvoU AdmtaMntion woo "detouring IIm CcneUtuttan" and oddod “there U ao iadkaUoa that Um AdMlaktra, Uoa w w f i h i i aay obligations whatever to protect the tadtvldaal clttaea la Mo coaitUaUonol rights." Frederick Harold Stinchfield. M, Mloaeapolb. wma oloetrd pre* idmt o f the Association adetred lac Wlllloja 1* Ransom, Now York The Now York Times soya frealdent Roosevelt I* eon* Mr ring. If ri-clrcted. Inviting three head* AttachHold I* aa active member of of several nations to eonfer on manna of injuring world p*ace. Left to right: Top, I'rrri.lrnt Um Aamrlcaa Liberty Leoftie. Roosevelt, King Edward VIII o f England, and Adolph Hitler at Germany; below, Itrnito Mussolini of Italy, Joseph Stalin of Russia, and PrvsMent I.eBrun of France. The cause of war and prospect* of Tho proooaeo of a powerfa) disarmament would bo discussed, the Times said. Ijrtrr a spokesman for Ihu President denied Ihrrv airptaM at tho retreat of for* there had been any “ converaalloao*’ aimed at bringing about such o conference. (Associated I'rvi* BMP Stag Alfonao In Innsbruck, Photos) depend ruler of Spala ml«ht Austria, gave rlae to reporto tho bo ptomaine to fly hack to hi* revolution-tom eo*intr/ to clfect aa aUianco with fw ebt rebels to AngH returned yeelerhopes of rvotorlor the mon* arrhy. (Asso.iatad Pror-a Photo) day from a two wreka* vocation trip to potato la Kentucky and leriovaoe. Pnaec Offend Cow> ctmim To Ataw *. 4m R o s s o Pact Moscow" C AP)—O fficia l (W Swift O o r m n o t w d P a rty tod ay .• "V x S S ’ His: M r m r 'a .’ r f s o Dpt OOMT tO Jm atk, the ■overcr.teht rgaa, n i Um Provda, official >r it «n < U fhrtig* politkal Pravda said **tt k (aa*. a B a d e oeroon for Hllkr to aprlac • aow (arprko which k dtmondad by kk voatareaoaM profrnm. Conooo Fascism, armed to the troth, k preparing a how Eumpe" l daclarad In­ fer CITY NEWS BRIEFS ElectrificAtion AnnualStream O f Letters Of Rural Areu Pours Into L ocal Chamber Saak To Balater Qab Mawbarahip ^RBao pact with Booty! S B Thk repoet fatahd circulation rtr w oa Um roaalt f tho risk of Dr. Hjohoar Bchocht, german ft aomko mtaiaUr, It woo add, of aaiirtrg Prot or Loon Sli 000* 00/1 recoat tacreoeo In army atnogth waa aiowd not at Prance but aa a defrsao agmtaot Kaoi laa communism. It waa apparent to official eirvlao, however, tho French dotorminalion to r e la h m had nut been changed hy any dovtlopMiat of Scharht's Halt, Financial clrries taterpteted it ao a mission to bring Hiller*■ prepoeal far peace at He prior o f taimatioaal crodit awl Col­ ombo far Cli no ■-ifSrkaeht’i a ./g n ijo n waa reto bg U m German foebegin turning out good* Hntead o f amiealy if Oonaany v « e given ett'tH i for her gnu-G end at Sbr i J f Dsgima Meet Here TmfcM B. J. Palmer, local far tho Stactair Oil o f aU to k hard to- Workman today were making patch-work regain to the circuit court room. A te ration* are baing to the Jury hog. SOBTS la W At 1 O'clock official government to M at I P. and Wrathem hat he to advance before aea- UaaffUal of tho ***_ t m p atal dtotriet *»«dai Roosevdt' Tags To Bo Placed On Solo In County Local Woodmen PUn For ‘Family Niffkt* In Future Bcacfi Beauty Show la Boletered By Three Girls From Sanford More than 100 outrants, Includ­ ing throe girls from Hanford, will vie for the title o f queen of “ Florida's Cavalcade of Beauty" In Daytona Reach oa Labor Day. Thk city la tho oaly municipal­ ity In tho stfto which will have a trio o f youag woman In the hmotoda ae "affleats’ night" and forma! beauty pogvaat. They are vraa well attended with a major­ Miss Annie Mao* Cilia, MU* ity of the lodge official* batag Louisa Johnston awd Mias Elisa­ beth Cameron. present MUa Johnston la "M bs Flori­ da" of DM. MUa B ib wa* crowood "MUa Aaafard" at a re­ coat Kits Theater beauty pag­ eant, and MUa Cantona waa (ee- Local Mao's Father Dim la Ttfteo, Ga. TTTTON, Go.. Aug. S 7 .-IA > Jooeph J . Baker, M. ordinars> nf T'ft county since !t l» , died k*re place* today. wFuneral oerekee will be hrll la I f re at 1«:M A W, Eastern FHfay. for Hr la C. W, — 4 Gainesville O r g a n * ixation Offers L o c a l Proposition W. Elchelbrrger today i-bB bulldlag permit to make A movement was under way I* ■ddhkm to a ra n ge Seminole County today to stim­ apartment ea Pine Stm t, City ulate Interest In the rutnl elecHall recorda ■ i hew. ttlficstlon udniinUtratiun. In bulletin* Issued by the co­ Raymond Landqulst and C. Ckm returned today fn m n operative extension work in ag­ two woeka' vocation trip, which riculture and homo rron«mk-* bu­ Seminole County Young Demo­ carried thorn to Um T en* Cen­ reau from the University of Flor­ crat! will Inaugurate a campaign tennial aad to potato In Oklaho­ ida, sketchy out,Inc* of the plan were prc»ented. to obtain at Wool 100 member* ma and Louisiana. There are no aingle me thiol* of from the ISO eligible young bmo Tho weather—partly cloudy to- obtaining REA help, tho bulletin* In tho county, tho organisation voted Inat night In a aeialon held alght and Saturday, poaalbly oc state, and the administration I* nalonai ihowera In eitreme to Judge Jaawe 0 . Shanm'x of aouth portion. Extreme North, willing to work with any person or group of persone interested In flee In the Court Houat. west Florida: fair tonight, Satur­ extending power lints. A oocoad tndaavor which the day partly cloudy with acattered In moat case*, the bulletin* any, group planned la tho in k of SOS thunder* howera. the Interested organisation will "Ko-ebct Rooeevelt" toga for dloploy on automobile*. The platoe Sanford Elk* will meet at H fall in ont of the following rasslwill retail at f t rock, aad the o'clock tonight In the erganlMtlun f teat Iona: 1—State authorities or agen­ collection! are to be tuned over dub hou**, according to F. F. to a aenlor Democratic Club to ‘Corner, exalted ruler. A ehrimp cies, established In promote rurul electrification within the state defray prealdenttal eipcnaea. •upper will be aerved and motion boui>darin. A ka Sharon, vke-pmldent of picture* exhibited, ho raid. •J—Farmer*' co-operative* and tho organlaotlon, onnouoced that e hi. i. ‘’(her I'wal corporations, profit nr he and Joe O'Connor will canJudge Itit'ard B. Smith, who "• 1" h,, non-profit, otganlird for the »pevaaa the county within the nan elilto Sanford eat ,r (rifle purpo»e uf Imlliling and opweek in an effort to awell the legal operation! when g |crating n rural line. Hub'* membership. la not ncceaaary, la on a three It—Municipal power plant* h»v Perron* who do not purchnae week*' vacation It waa reported l i 'H i l i t o aa gaga BP ing authority to make extension* at tho Coart Houae today. Into rural territory. 4—Public power district*, or nth Georgs Noye, who has been al- er farm* of public liodir* a* moy tendlng the cooehoa' school at tho tc authoriieii under the law* of Uaivcnlty o f Florida in Gaines, a particular state. vllle, returned home yesterday alt. ft—Existing public utility rotu_____ ernoon for n short stay before go- panIt*. In many wny*. It was stiled, thi ro-operotlva method I* ideal for -f.n ll, i . b . Im U I . lb . p,inclp*1 of '*• fcl,‘ 1 electrical distribution. The deve room within tho opmcnl section of the REA will future. A definite date will he advise co-operative* .regarding ■nntTinciJ sHotily. methods of organisation and oprr Fantare* of the evening will he alien. for member* of end their fami- i the Chamber of Coalmen* W C ltaag at 1:00 o'clock. Tho prtanry poryme of the w —Hmb !• to dioeaoo plan* for tho aJabornto coatee! botag aponaerod by tho cempaay, beg inning on *H t- IS aad loattag for 11 weeks. Tho oaoln l. to he hnewn a* Um "B od Graaga Conteat," wUI be op«• to rverywae with the cxceptba A program boa been mapped • f smpk f iia e f the fine lair Oil aad thHr familiet, and ••t fee a dear* to bo bold at " ea aelection e f wta- 1 imgweod probably next Tuesday ,* f acores ef night. Tho affair will ho for the benefit e f the local degree team. Aa Orlaads archestra is axpected fall. to Tha Cavalcade win ho staged Sunday and Monday avantage, aad tho contestant* will *pPoor la a float parado Mon b y at ItdO A. M. Evenlag apparel b tho dress for Soaday aad hathtag suit, havo bam aob etod for Mr-year term at TWl county primary, Thera are feet of rvlved by a *on, Dr. ■toadlog Umber la tha state of af laaford. . iWaakiagtoa, _ s_____ ■i Rebels Win Aerial; Battle And Disclose A?or City Considers RcvoMosftsti Madrid b Power Question Throne To K i n g At Water Plait Loyalist Flues Electrical Contract Routed By Stoat E x p i r e s Oct 1; Two Courses Open C a p i t a l City fund Ae The Cily government today b G rea t considering thr problem of power supply tar pumps at the •water plant u*ed In forcing wa­ ter from the writs to the reser­ voir*, Mayor flhtnhnUrr sold. A contract, now in existence, with the Florida Power and Light Company will r i p l f Oct. 1. The mayor said two course* lie open tar the Commission to fulluw. It may renew the eontract with thr power company or it may provide o generator ao that the water plant may pro­ duce Its own powrr. Tei.tatlve negotiations now are undrr way with the Florida Cower and Light organisation In relation to n contract renew­ al, although no defintto steps hove been taken toward consum­ mation. Dii-sd onglnea ore employed in pumping water from tl.o reser voir* to the standpipe. Is Suggested Winter YaaafDemocrats . .. .. •: ^ * -JV * GmopWishes NoControTersks Before Elerttom Of President lo November D e c la re G e rm a y W ear S ta rv a tio n 1 Touriats Ask Information About Living Accommodation)) Offered In Seminole County ■■ » ') • tar TO* Amoetplea recast Spanish Rebels watt, aerial battla • abovg ;J Franco-Spgnlah frooltat, I cloned that tha fonnw bon dynasty fifttCfi plana fo r Hpain atM M adrid'* A fen d era "deapcn tle” today, < L. ^ W ith maching gun b d F W duatterfng French toil A “ gle Rebel acoutlng two big governaMal _______ the bettle area Mar M p ' Ban Sebastian aa tho Et| Biscay. In the some _ forces claimed a matvthpHtaa loaded with food fee hdaMtot title* slipped p u t tha • l u l l naval blockado. , Inaurgeot vehicle* of radio Bust of FaacUt now* and Iho ala week* of flict, pictured Madrid a*. 1 ‘ asfO of perpetoal night ef riditarjy with hundreds ef peraaaa ■M B Haggard Suggests shot down aad food *oppHod<rdto Drawing ForceFor nlngIn low. Madrid tho governmap* Iedged a air rat* a*' Northern Tourists know capital's airdrome hot *eld'" ( mw damage waa done. Rebel m l i A Northerner* p'nnmng to come rotating out that northern peo­ to Florida fur the winter already ple desire the climatic refuge of­ tlona were that heavy dOMpga ' OR f t l Q A F P |Jt have begun the annual stteam of fered by Florida, Ashley P. Hag­ waa ilea*. Bahai ehbftlana aaid U ftag e -lfU e t a jr lt o O F T O H I Itttera Inquiring about living ir- gard, o fanner Sanford resident f on J p o n L » Jcnmmodatkm*. oc.-urdlng to the an- and now a Chicago civil engineer, won tho rlvil wor they, I F g t llK L iO H H S riminveincnl* from the Seminole )ye*terday afternoon advocated establish a military and then, If tho p* . ■-------il'nunty ('hamlx-r of Commrrc. ‘ moro pronounced tourist draw­ It, restore tho monarchy with Federal land hank loan* to Sem - j Ralph llagwcl), secretary of ing power for the city. Conferring With representative* for!ll” Inole County farmer* between M*y, ,ht' l"f"1 * ham n r, daily rrrrlv.t* _________ IWM, ami July t. I’J.Td. ejcecded a mmiWr of thu queries, of which at tha Junior Chamber of Com-|,n I 11,019,45A according to figure* re- the following I* a model: “ flento men: men, Mr. Haggard ventured that Ireacd today by Julian II. Scar­ "\VII| you kindly send mo xumo housing facilities ore. perhaps, n . __ »_________ D a l a t ^ d borough, president of the Federal information nlmul small apart- the greatest hindrance tu Ihu ad- u U S U l v M K f l ff I ■ M land Rank o f Columbia, S. C. jment* or housekeeping room* and vanrrmrnt of Hanford a* a lour- s , e ess P^ Forly-flve loan* were made in any other liifunntllon that will lw hi town. i He rinphaslred that northern­ thb county during the three-year of intere*l? The usual summer I laser ‘wfi"I hnve been through Sanford er* are now building home* in period. Of Ihrse, a number were various section* of Florida and fered by tejephopo eompoabo .la a number of time* ami ha\r secured by first mortgage* total­ stressed that there I* no rros«n resort areas has pel boep< rHing fftAT,<H)9, while second mort­ wintered nine season* in Florida. why Hemlnole County could not denced hers thb year o k si Mag "This year, Sanford I* my gagee secured o sum totaling f |N|,- rhnlro if lent and condition* are obtain some of the money bring to a atatemeat today from Sew­ 944. ard Overlln, manager of jratisfactory. I want to go early used for the*e activities. Among those attending Mr. jtonfnrd exchange of the * The average loan made by Him thi* year anil I have some friend* load bank in the county wa* | 1,- i Hbo are coming down. They think Haggard's conference yesterday, , rn Bell Telephone and TstgrafrK i Company. POO, while the average lutn made that Orlando I* best, but If I ran were ),. If. Klrchhoff, )*. Ijiney. An Irew Cnrrxway, W, S.( pn|nt ^ nut that whll# h locate them nicely in Sanford they by the .and bank commissioner MrCnll, Ham lllghleyntan oml| p||llra| dlsrnntlnuance of will change tlielr minds." waa ) 2,000, ami David K. Mr Nab telephones, due to tho Chamber of Comuirreo Indica­ Since the act wa* passed, Flor­ of winter residents, b ida farnters haio obtained more tion* p dnt toward one of the belt 7 than «17^lri^JI from the land winter season* in the history uf the cily If accommodation* are banks and commissioner!. , V d i ' l l n i that o f taat avallalle. C o u n t y Receives I Local TelcphoNt Unusual Stanoara n fn r H ifM sS an n io r a iin i r t l l e h t a i c n Movement* are now under way ht,,u t u i n f t h r v o n . 5 0 0 P o u n d i ) O f F iK h struction of apartment houses. A - rh*M>«»** F e e n e u i o n ' While the city d e* milt offer a* wn wceon nxcuraion miny ,,iartmcnt, M n,i tlM ,niing , (house* a* some other municipal!A party of It Sanford resident* tie* of similar site, more than the yesterday landed about lihl u»tj»| building and remodeling scpound* of wean fish during an Hviiy ho* heen going on here thi* excursion to the outside snapper summer with the point In view of bank* o ff hmr* do lawn Inlet. cutmg tar seasonal visitor*, near Daytuna Reach. | ------------------- . The group left the New Rmyrna wharf* early In tho morning and returned about dusk. In the catches were red snap­ A minor Occident in which nu per, rock bo**, grouper and oth­ one wu« Injured drew thu atten­ er sea fish. Georg* Gray won the party's tion »f lural police fur n few min­ pool for the largest fbh bailed, ute * this afternoon, when Lulu Wil­ taking the prise on a 40-pound liams, colored, tacked her car In­ to a vehicle driven by Frasier red snapper. Those who were ahnrd tha fish­ Herndon, The last in a aerie* of sis The negro woman wa.* leaving amateur stage presentation* will ing smock were E. C. Harper, C. Rrlggs, George Gray, Otto a parking space on First Street be seen tonight along with the regular feature bill at the Ititx Caldwell, Herbert Relli, W. (!. In fiont of Woolworth's store, when Werkmon, Jo* Marrntrtte, Ro*ll shu c'llliili'il with Mr. Ilcrndun, Theater. Five acts hove beert uchrdulrd, Moore, It. It. tie**, Charles Wert, who wa* driving west on tho some each of the units having heen ("Raw Meat" Bill Rodgers, Arthur street. awarded first place an It* re- Rodgers, Tom Simpson and M. Duiuuges tu Mr. Herndon's car •pectiv* night during the scrie* ■- Raborn. amounted to sonic $1.1 , but n set­ when a weekly. winner wa* tlement wa* made between the choeen by audlenco applause. two without the police intervenOn the bill are Miss Eloi«e i Ing. Winn, Evan* McCoy, Voile Wil­ li' ms. Jr., Mae Closer ami Hilly Parrish. Voile Willbms, of the Hanford Joe Marrntette, manager of the Buick Company, wag schedule! Rita, has announced that the de­ to leave Jacksonville by plane to­ Retail sales for the current gree of Interest In amateur shows night tar Atlanta from which series may be staged in the near point he will bring three Mor'.c year in Sanford average 1211.IS Is so pronounced that another buses recently purchased by tho per capita according to statistics received here tmUy from the Wil­ future. Seminob County Hehoc] Board. Birger Wester and hi* orche-tra Mr. Wlllbma said Ra will em­ son Company, u Milwaukee news­ will provide muslcbl accompani­ ploy drivers out o f Atlanta tu paper promotion enterprise. The flgme Is $41.75 above the ment for the entertainer*. operate the vehicles during the Tonight's screen present alion Is drive to Florida. Ho plana to re­ state average of $179.77, according to the company's qompllatloas. turn Monday. _ __ . "Two Agaiata tha World." Automobile!) Hump On llufilueHM Street Amatcur Stage Rill Will C l o s e Tonight At Sanford Theater William* To Fly To Atlanta For Buses Local Retail Sale* Above State Average WPA LaborSituatkm>” ** flr ’» ^ In Seminole County Is Ideal, Earle Says * - ,r ........ Count,', public work.! ' ' ^ ' 2 5 s " l i S l s r " ' " 1? winter upturn ta t r i o r * * w. Earle. I'WA work direetor of Ihri-e counties In this area. With aproiimately 2M1 men on the payrolls, Mr. Earle saul there I* a ronstant turnover which make* it possible to keep the “ labor balance" from top­ pling to either extreme. Insuf­ ficient work or Insufficient labor. At present there are five proj­ ect* under way In thb county, the director sold. All are rood building and repairing with tho exception of tho National Guard Armory. tlr. Earle said today ha had re­ ceived no Indications a* to when several approved projects for this county will bo allocated auffieieat fund* for opening. i~n, * the first of September, or |y earlier thb year than mer eeMona. ' V* At present Soulhom M l f E operating 1,270 Individual tola* phones here. That number, i M* cording to Mr. Ovrrita, «fB .*• boosted considerably daring IM ■974-77 tourist ■*aeon if trends and current are to h* PRACKFiri, HOLLAND ABN* AMSTERDAM. Aug. ■<— —Peaceful little Holland, Mutral in tho Orest War. b ta tab# • spec 1*1 forte of betweoa IM W dfid 14,000 mea to guard her 0* frontier ogotaat “ strategic? I £ - Work GetaUndorWoy LOCAL WEATHEfc On Repairing Ooclw Work was under way today at the Municipal Pier and yacht ba­ sin, whera men from the rounty toad camp are rebuilding the elly docks, which have been in auch a bad Reel of repair tar some time New pile* were being driven amt new board* laid across the top to assure sturdy constructed Hocks, which will accommodate crafts up to 7ft or 100 feet long. James Moughton, superintendent nf parka and stm ts, I* supervis­ ing tho work, and expect* to pro­ vide good accommodations foe per­ sons wintering hero who will have ** snail crafts or aven brgev yachts, j j ‘H ’*E A � 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, August 27, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 27, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 27, 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/5e408c692c85bba2fe24062da7461864.pdf c2c36678cbdbcf7639ec9a0a6504b879 PDF Text Text ‘:kA s iMi f a i l ’l A % iz a le a s F a l l B e fo re L o o k o u ts B y S co re iatha 'Rally la Ninth U u f e iH u d ------------- « combbach ? _ Drop 8 To 5 Contest Virtoe Of Boots OvcrCtty Island THE STANDINGS DAYTONA bKACH, A tv . Z>. S R l4 Qi Qupgf la Collar As G-MmGoiaWia S t Augustin* profited by eight Daytona I n t k i m w ye»terrt»>' m l rarped Jack HaQ and Bill Xla**) far * total of 10 hit* H f M I to ■ victory over Um ■ccooA ptoe* l i l u f m , (U M ia i OatfK Vkonk Vm Io n n op only four Uta Aorta* co m aad ■ third inntag* to get erodlt for tho win. Jeff Ramraoa rtplocoA him In tho otahth with ooo oat and ■oltefcl on third, retiring tho *id* without « nm, and | t r r up only U i hM lrM taik my tho mrarthy Yankee ywungv- M n of Oakland. Calif, Up 11 TO S Victory tar already ha* loot the dtetinc IF* >»» that ahugta. tk o to tho Khcntaeyh h Weatk- W ltaer AUeoo of Aotata, Tim, . eumonua; Awa a-*'- erty. wh# was th* IMS title aad Urn . .i A* ■ -7 h M Urn Iktoo kit awuad pexfennWeatherly, known to hi* team* ?•**?••*_?*•*_* * * ^ * f with mo* of Jot MeJtawmra, the In c w motao aa "Little Btnnay" b*. R, to urt. U M year ISrry, tho InAtac OoioooftOo O-M** trouncr I mono W e that troy la a hall farerit* then aa now, .aoftaroA a Fame,' hod a b attler ■rare re m k tajnry ta tho V. h aattaoal cloeo to .480 for hi* flr*t few toornomiot ta a| amtak ho aukweek* in tho American Teague, aequeatly ln*t to AlWeeo. Tkta year You’d think a 2t y r.r oM kkl AlUeoa went abroad and return** would ho pretty well content with with a back injury that wSI h**£ that pace. him eot of stogie* play. Tbit iwt Starmv Weatherly. TTo P m y. «ke world'* No. 1 ruethink* ho should hit 1.080. And *jmta*r. want* ^ he the fleet for. the funny nart about that in that •««»*» erer to wta tho V. B. aahr mean* It. ,ti*aa» ttaglea crown thrm Ham*. The Indian* rent for Weather- He ramped eff with tho title la Ir *f*»v Wroee C*-onto11 wa* IMS aad ^4. Jaaa Beaa lacoata af it .»> Batata econd once on »Ingle* »»ert«hen hr hi* Inla** lllne**. Yraaca won twice, too—In INt-TT. IT ji* kP Zupanle end Latcha*. They wanted to rlr* Ttruco n But, aa tha bsnndteg Britan *aid IT In* Boh Davie locked a homer to chance for complete rccorery. | when ho reochad thta reuntry ea tt ’i{! left in the leventh for another Peyond the tart that W e a t h e r - , ,_. .___ T* Iiit Daytona Beech nan. Tha Bed* epaaoA th* ecorteg In lr had looked like a fine «ro*—r t I'™ B*JaB ^ W t feciT.i AH A elngie by Mtfiowan, an ertb* third wheaToyuter m*d* f ln t In spring training with the New * "tak t be licked by Doa Bad* *** ror by Davie, a eacrific* by oa aa error by Pkawa, took eec- Orleen. rluh and had achieved a MT . . . . . Caaaler and a ilnel* h > Owen* we All-Star Oatfil*! I Where Saafecd MtaoU Bel *«A ea a ewrtftao, aad econd CiwdlteM- m-nrd In the Honthecnl P»"» le Juet about tha oaty for ■aa, - accounted for another Saint run Yretrrdey, HiD pago We are publishing hotata aa whoa MePtripa* alaglod to right Aooelatlon, little wa* known of *]tn> threat to tha Amevima mol i. In the etventh, Bob Davl* came carried an article nn tha urtlrla taken from the Daytwa anA Pfeltar let tko ball get Ikrwggb him. | Franco lent ovor four playoff ho right back by nocking a homer league nil star tenm, mjllcach New*-Journal *od written Mat. Th* eaeaud n ia earn* la th* Of enur*#. ho would he acamd »>* w o ualmpcooeito ta tho Noer — - - to left for another Dayton* .elected by wrltcn nndt by a k*yclicklr.g (poet* editaf to filth M a pair a f Mta. end nervou*. tu t maybe he would P*rt ea»lno lav Matlea l u t u u w ., . Beach marker, man: kith c.ver t h n, thu name of Nell h a w . Tho' Althoogh thgir fielding wn* fill the hill eftor retting over Bernard Deatremmu ta taaai* *), **?™5 The BainU ecored twice in the league. Though It wa* writer item* to bavo peoeticatly lobee at time*, tko G-Man pulled M« *t->— " i thought Man-' nod the . tardea t ameag ih eighth, on a wglk, a elnglc by *ald to Ih> n *p«rN writ- the tome opinion u w* b a n . Be,' thro* Ta*t twta-klltiags. Th* G-Slin am r fttree rw ettl. j Preach. At Newport, ha oatonda wn ewing- j B itolrn base, a pained g M i*r*' jeleo Ieoh ndvnatogw of the fan ly f t »* ic-lectlon, thl* de- ecu what you think, Steve might kavo • pared him- Fraahla P a te r , who night gi Wanflnartment ha* not re.n'm a a ball and three error*. "The majority of a treat corner throwing arm of Catcher Poyn'rr •elf each werria*. place* ta th* aatloaal hiauelf, ho I a l1 1 The Inlander* added a pair to ^ ^ S A c e iv e d any form for *<•- opinion la that Umitaadtag* mean of the RrJ< to *wipe five haeLittle Stormy cocked Wee Per- Parker came oat of n rtamp t J J J their eeore in their half of lie ■ ^ ^ d w lecting n mythical nine very little. You won't Had amuy iwth*. rail of tho Bouton Red Box for win. « ! i * . eighth on a walk, a fielder*' ™ W nor ha* It Ic-en ri-i|uevte I two triple* and a tingle In Me .— U in make nurli n aulertlnn. ♦ t l j •.(hole* and a triple by ftallckl f ln t game. He ha* continued th* Elltabeth Dunn, a telephone up V Therefon-. ..*■ <|Ur-t |.>n J * J* | A homer by Andrew* with 1 # 1 P Pltigerehi on fln t Rave H*. it* itatu*. It would seem to u* ? ! ! i Auguitin* two run* and eivleJ that ihould we have lieen allowed to make fClcrtlor* or had tho l * * * th* .coring. former .port* writer nn Ud* pa­ per been allr.wed tn make a mjlectlnn. thut one or two or three of our own Ut-ikiut* would have certainly been mentioned more 4 j* * The Seminole Boy*' Athletic freely, am*. Club will pnrtlcipet* in a taxIn the fln t place, Owen* of e • I l Ing program to be prearnle 1 by the Saint* wa* aekvtvil over lllv .............. ... ............ ........... J * » * the American legion a t In '*1*1 lmh*l,ruf •* ,h" l*Y U'1U »“ta isn’t to be meeted at, and llor4 * 1 1 Recreational Tenter In t ---- and our vote would most certain- ,lian Medler ho* been a floe J. ! Tounty, Wedneaday night, ly made a tie of It. fur we don't'1piuher *g.lnrt ^rtytm e c«opt feel that Owen* I* even thp third ihe l»l*ml«r* who hav* baatan boat catcher in the league and him >ev*ral tlm**. »urcly believe lUitruf to bo by »Ju*t lotlgnoff with eomothtag far tho better. j (0 provoke argument Mr*’* how In the ■econd place, Kddle D.r- thl* department figure* Um flttM vl* ho* no competitor a* thu out- .hould flnl*h In the etaadtaget ■landing flr*t-ba*cman In the Davtnda Bench. Sanford. Oataeeleague, for the Innky Initial, VIlie. DeUnd. St. Auguittae, P»■acker make* Hilling look like1 tha." an nrnnteur at the Iwt and afield I , Davl* I* one of tho oiit.tundii. {' . . . . _ __— ■■le Caaair, VterMa ta-wtli hitter* and fielder* In tho entire v tC tO P u T C t U l i U M f l tiiv'-WVii. I w L_| wtnmM m - . a . lL ' rnr»hur*ti iti at. i it. on* nave dona remarkably Chicago t i ciailaaat ill la thalr climb from the nin**i. Atom, Waving Um lowly De- *"*•»■ * nJ whecoim tad Bad* holding the bng. | Philadelphia at tmu The neat-to-final marked »t at, toyi*. t earn* brilliant flaldlng on th* N,w To,k ** CTMl w* of Urn local*, with nhortitnp' a a a a u ra a u i h i? taking top honor* with T, , „ wJt" * wondarfut play around th* ri*T*lan<l IT •to r af tb* infield. The rhort *• reeehjd tad gained several w ,:;r" « i„ . \\ M MMMfti whsn h« knocked Moan.n «• •** apparent hita to make S tn'X 'Jhf* !S m l throw* ta tho Initial bag * toiSerdw** a . » th* putout I r'Mc*en •: Detroit * Hitting honor* w*re divided , " h*r* "-V !T Itwaea three af Hw Lookout*,' n.ic.ir »e noTioii. kh lanky Kddle Darla eontinu-1 *'**•» .T« * J 1* k<‘tln* BP *»'her- Chlcl.o . i ■ two blow* In three official ----m ZShZ I k l ?T. . **' ‘ . u . .. ■leilng wee done by both ** xoiiowii Caatlauing their pelley of mttag at to u t on* run In the ret Inning, tho Loohouta tallM rtao la th* fln t frame on lory** Infield .Ingle, theft of — — ■ ,r 'PW t o r lllne* and Lowe. Torr down to aend Smith t |nr> rndlng the tall g e iu m it n rm , » I!’"**' *> Kr«nt<t. If - »*• n 'n iih .ih ** , .r * Tinu' SPORT CHATS n ait it a. ft* ikS" lh" Local Water Flna Quart.c I lltU *T Ik* t o o l f E*«l Quarter | l l t | | t | geo- f (loo Pear 141 , Tewaahlp I t ' Beulh of Saagw TWriy-ooa ] Katt. natal alas I t e u tew 114) a rm m en or Woo. Tho n o r to Ve oota to Mttofy nl4 tKTM. Terowt M l , purehaooc to p*P (or good. «)ga a. i n n . ju . 1 L t o T H T S i W S r ' * c%t^ r r folio lice foe PtalwtlfL »' Aj for the ahurtflcld ■election, ,,, . „ “ we believe .“ilreeeh.V Clary of Vitlor 0 r” n o l ^ f e r d today Ihe local* to be the leader in »nnuu« 'd the aequieitioa af a tea ClaatiHed Advertiaementt BOY8 AND GIBLS B1CYCLXB— Aik for our price*. A *m*li doSAVE YOUR WATCH repaired po*lt will Ipy mm oiid* n tU ChrUtma*. Staaley-Kogtra Hard­ ware Co. M a M aad PounA. MISSIONARY Strawberry pleat.. Grown from northern itack. aw eim o r A r r tlr tv ia v rtmt m a m t i e i or m it m c u LOSTt Whit* aad brown apotted Reg Packard. Fhon* 414-W. ^ male walker bound. Kinder FOR BALE—Jolly Guava*. A. X. floaao return to C. C. Whitting­ Rim*Itier. Florist. Telophoa# iii'W * ton, ISIS Oak Av*. tor lo T»ll*k»»*«e, Florid*, foC conunaUllan .1 4**|h FOR BAIJSi 10.15 Model Ckuft* *ImBaaeC hr tb* Circuit Court of Ltornlnolo Cuuotr. Florldii. on July lot. Good condition. Easy term*. 7* list, ror tto murder **( aiDtfuT RE REEL AND Son*. 301 W. P- O. Boa MJtanford. nll.nicrtT, ottorwl*# . known ** First St. foe week-end bargain* SHELVING TOR BAUD la XW- MinNUV UtNIBIt. to life lm»rU< i wed cars. The.# car* are priced BUrUi J OUNUO.f. ney'a Shoe Btor*. t o a I vouianl. ir itra ig h t tale with no trade- Water*, 407 14 W. P in t St, lOTH'K o r WUTWf* Bktu Kotleo to tor.br al.en that under 100,000 NO. s Cygraa*- U th ari| In BiiriuAiiri its Hint cwrtnln ITATE tlrce—Scar*' price* (Innl d.rreo of f»ree|..»uro tto. .ale made nnd entered on Ih# Itlh dov Sear*' quality- Baal ear Ju ly . 111*. by the th # Clirull C irc u it of Julr. m*. I* I* **d end br M l V . P in t 8 b A .printer ran tell bow elan* men behind him era by th* leaud of their fuutatep*. 'jSXA*T#Wl”Vi%a{ In —Plawgfu m A Ptautm. RA N TS ifOR~ BALE — CABv BACK—Copenhagen and Chartaataa Wakefield. I’El'I’ER -F U . Otaat, World Beater. EGG V fA N T -Fort Myer* Market. TOMATOES - Margtobe. 1’hone I W , J . W. Bell, Lake Monroe, T-TIm • JEWELER C u a rt, in an d for to m ln u l* l o u n ty . F tnruln. la im aaeery In a c e n t n can** lh au .ln y en d ln a w b e r .ln A U uniC A N r n V iT o iu m N ita INC, n ro rn o rsllo n , w n a p la in tif f an d JO HN W , FKXOl.U a n d M A IIIR r T ;- K X O tJ ) hi* Wife. 1NTMUNATIONAI, A Q H H T l.T lllt A I, COHPuR A T tO N . n r n rp o m tlo n nnd T H U IIU LP FKHTIUIXKIt COM1‘ANT, n rnrpor.tlAn, w o rn d e fe n d - e r e * appointed, .b a ll o ffe r fo r sa le nnd M il a t pnbllo o u tcry b efore tbe Court H oum la k . l . i i tom inol* County. Florlb*. b e tw e e n tbe teenl houre ef aele e a ' M on d ay, tbe l i b day of Bept.m tor, t i l * , the earn* being * Mule P a y u f th l* Court, t t o feltow lag d escrib ed property *ltu *l* In H em lnol* Cuuery FlorM i. to.w ttl Tb* Hutub H alt * t th* •authe*** nneitav ( M b l o f the Northw- • w a i t e r (N W H I • f e-*H n T hirty.thru* t i l ) , Township N l s r l r e a t t a ) Mouth, Itaaa* Thirty-oa* Moat I I I M> * • aI appsw ateto t.ly Iw ia ty err**. T to **m* to t o h M to ealU fy ■tod deem. ( T e rm *: Cosh, p ee tb o e rr to H r jttik'K Iallar ' ■■’■■^^o ■ H B I . The 1936 FORDSON TRACTOR Equipped with Founds Airbag Tirtaj low -SMM Tractor Tire* or 8tael Whooto. S Cheese Spreads n o w In n e w - d * i i g n S w a n k y s w ig g l a u t t l taiO>t etara. . . Um ww Swanky■wiga. Vault want to cuticet a whaleaab Aad while you're doing lb !■< acquainted • I l k a ll aaven Z ' * A • f tk a deUctoui L J ' K r a ft C heese * s M nada. Ibey'r* ,h „ ( u a r v e l o u i for I [ TWeVa • M i • A D<P BUM MM ta Igrt Big aagfe M M i | *Mto type ad 1p M M i M l D F - m i totok. 1 M l M tm m ft. .•a v r ~^ 1 m 1 1 POUNDS �i -w.-i.c-- -.*•'■*.• > ' • ? * . t; ' r -' Hyi'iiiBf t a f m l b TW Oatjr CaaCnl * FhrMa Cily AffnHi«f Rail, Hifftvaft Aad Water TnutaparlallM . Aiti-War Meet Considered President *8hare-0ar-Wat«t' Rebels Stage Bloody Drive On Bay Gty ONE SLAIN, 15 HURT IN GEORGIA PRISON RIOT France, Great Brit* ain Posh Onward To Force H a n d s O f f Spain' P bRck BnifTftt Reported . Pfaaafaf Comfnb WRh Lenders Of t P M f! N a t i o n Wilcox Re-Affirmt St. Johns R iver Canal A pproval Assert! Wilcox Plan To Congressman Waterway One Of Projects Introduce ’GUde Important Being ConaSdMml ReclamationB.I1Division Engineer i t a t TW a , France and G raal pushed on today to Kuropc'* “hand* off Spain" a real one while the Spanish Rebel*, In a mo«t furlou* north­ ern offensive, imaahed cloeer to the Bay of Biscay city #f I run. France proposed an totorw Honal committee to eo-eedlneto Congressman J, Mark Wilcox, neutrality fourth Florida district represen­ prewed Portugal for i concrete tative who visited Sanford today, YORK. Ant. non-intervention action. plans to inlm lure an Everglade* '(AP)—Uto Timea nM toBecauau of it* poeltioa o n-the D e c la rin g t h a t t h e 81. reclamation bill in the next xutObt that P m Went Rooae* We*tern edge of the lberins Jo h n x H iv cr c a n a l la o n e o f sion of Congress. _ _____enn* ■ Citrine Peninsula, Portugal, 1* Urn lagknt Mr. Wilrox said the oo,ccv object ... of Ww, \ invRiac the point of entry fbr Bpanlek arm s tho act is to make usable the ,int'‘*f co iisiilfrat Ion, J. M in b of aem allntkm a to shipment*. Bccaa*e of the aathor • One man was hilled and l i ether* were wound,-,I when guards fired upon a rmwil of rioting four and one-half mllltuns acre* ‘ W ilcox, ri'iire a p n la tiv e f o r caafer at a mean* of taaurItarian nature of its government, th«? fo u rth (lia tric t, in j j y w r t d p tM If he ia rePortugal would he Inclined Jo convict* at the Georgia state prison at Mllledgcvllle. The slain Inmate was listed by official* a* of the world's nio«t fertile land lying between the southern end tirfa« he for.* o J o in t aympethiie with the Fascist W. t . MeDaniel (left) of AUanto who was serving « four-y.ar sent, rice for robbery. Authorities of 1-ahe Uken-holwe ami Cape o f th e Kivvuiii* C lu b ' l i t h e ar appeal la carried Rebel*. said guards -ver# ordered to flat only after the prisoner* had rushed the doors repeatedly in effort* Sable. In the heat of add m ain* a • a t. the Ttama m M. Buoscvelt tit. Jo h n s K iv ;r Im prove* On Urn buttkfront the Rebel* A vast and new ngriculture do­ nu>nt As.s.K'iatton, to d a y n * ah Ktae Edward, the Townsend old a te pension rally drove on Iron with tanks, arm- to escape. A view of the main entrance to the prison is shown above. (Associated Pres* Photos) main lies dormant In the 'GUde* affirmed his vndoraement of Uto J ra rp t StalU . Mussolini. a t Columbus, Ohio, R tr. Gerald ored c a n and bombing planes wastelands, the representative undertaking and added that “10 fm U lt tebrun of L. K. Smith, "Share-Our-Wcadh" but government defender* he 1.1 believe*. Reclamation will bring long as the people of the fsw lh Beprarantative* of Ja- leader, paused to quaff from • to the most Important defense* these valuable acre* into pro­ district sea fit to semi mm ' I t Chiaa aad a few other* to tallon can. “ I’m to Irtf to drink outside the city and checked a ductiveness. with Mm a t a conference a tallon ami sweat a talkm. I've vicious attack after an 000-yard Washington I shall conttoM 10 The congressman asserted re­ represent all the 10 counties t4 to t the beat m e a tln t machinery insurgent advance. cently that mu- acre of Everglade* my old district." la the country," quoth he. (As­ Socialist Madrid, through n land Is ten times ns productive PARIS, A af. French sociated Prett Photo) confiscated letter, linked former The lunchron hold a t the May* ns the areas lit the mid-weii fair Hotel today was the regntof today were King Alfonso to the Fascist re­ where the drought ha* plnyed volt. weekly meeting of tha Banfaed fa r war* and havoc with cra|M. The "Alfonso letter** seliril In Kiwnui* flub. Tha Ht. Johns tk« challenge of Just what methods the rerlnnma Madrid house, was quoted a* River liupruvement Amur tot l— w ar mac Mm of turn project will take I* yet un­ wide), dose not meet except wpInforming Rebel* “victory I* Germany. certain, although the first of n <m special occasions was Invited ours. You can count on me for Orartarad, tkay Indicated, that Sanford nnd 8,-nlnilj (V jn'y committee of six is In the 'Glnde.t to hold Its semi-annual "n ile h any assistance you may nee I." neMmfkakrar AdoU HitWr wail JMuth.c In rump u' ijsae Wiitmin, today making preliminary studies. Jointly with the KiwnntansIt U no secret that the forner % ■— Rrapaiiag to t o to war aver near Ih-la-on Spring*, wl!.' I . i The full committee Is srbeduied king, In eaile for the peat fire Congrrssman Wilcox told to Semlnolo County rank* sixth In ramp Stinduy morning endin,th e wkaat Held* of tka Biaslan to begin intensive work on Oct. detail hi. previous interest nnd years, favon the Rebel* and tho stole in tho first official 1933. one of the most surcrsiful out­ •Ukraine, p w m a a a socialists 12 nnd will make n complete map hate* the Socialist Communist 30 crop production rittma'.i) of the activity In connection with Uto ing* of the year, according to II. of the South Florida region. proposed canal. He said that to anarchist bloc which seised power Florida State Markstlng Bureau, Praace’t millK. Morris, direct: r of the enterRepresentative Wilcox said that KU2 one of his first offtotol in Spain laat February. according to a pres* dispatch re­ pri*e. O. I*. Herndon, clerk of the r lr - 11,0 definite long-term method uf visits since his election waa ha ceived here today, * Bitter, they 'raid , was to in t During (iit> re tianuler of the cuii court, thi* morning under- improvement ever hns liesn ua Hanford when n group of ka amfet war oa them “under The local area was second high week the youths arv planning ■tortakrn In the Everglade*■m— In vegetable volume production, •w r-nlght hike*, an .r upending went an opersGon for the removal Further, be declared that with her* escorted - Mra enver-M d 0#> a craaade a fila a t the • the dispatch quoted the Florid* the night away from Wlium cab­ of hi* appendix at the Fernald- the solving of each smalt project (io .ciI mule from Itoha The adoption of the uniform to the Indian River, Ha UiigMon Memorial iio»pltnl. Grower as saying. Naxi ekaaerllor, In •x (raffle ordinance proposed * by ins. another problem wn* crested. the group drove to aax Hr. Sam I'uleston and Hr. W. J the German compulsory, the National Conference on Htrvet Total value of fruits and vege­ Last Sunday «n.* r.u; of tbe I’resrnt plans rail for n prnl table* for the season was j.lucisl moat active visiting days of the Then (a n g ry were the attending ect extended over a period °f amt even flew by airplane m ilitary M inina period from 1and Highway .Safety In Wishing, the territory. a a a to two year*, thut ewelllnt ton would gicsily »i*l^t_ln reduc­ at 001.281,000. Total shipments. In­ current season, Mr. Morris *nol physirian*. many years. Efforts also will be Inscribing the Intricate Member* of Mr. Herndon's filmth e tanka of thhee under arm* ing motor an,) pedestrian accident*. cluding rail, boat and pick-up ex­ with |H-r*ons fpint Duyloiiu mitde to predict any difficulties and governmental red tapa i y expliim-d that the appendicitis • e la tra U U t to some 1,202,ooo Police Chief Huy William* *ald to* Forrest Gatchel, Sanford mer­ press. totaled 120,000 carload*. Beach, Urlaudo nrtl Sonfo-d that may arise through the com­ connection with tha advance* aw a,.cited "bolihevlit peril*" aa day. While the 1033-30 fruit and veg- dropping in for lb- afternoon. '■"million wa* not arciite but Hint pletion of nur parts of Ihe re­ of a project such ■* chant, today wa* In tba Carolines a chronicstale hud exislt-d for .to o th aling1 the German action. lie ha* obtained aereral copie* fur n short vacation period. He •table production w«* ten percent clamation venture. Among other camp develop­ the representative outlined ’. Uto .* h a n r t lendtra apprehensive- of the model traffic regulation was accompanied by Mrs. Gatchel below the average from n volume ment* V lf llio sele-thll of sonit* time. Among the netlvllie* which steps which must be taken bo* I hi* clerk will In* uli*« nt from probably will ho included In the I f faced the ptohlem of match- *y*t*m ami ha* prupo»vd that the and son, David. point of view, It was ten percent Buck Furgucnn nn the bed fore the flnnl authorisation of Uto to # the now man power of the City Commi**ion rote adoption. above normal in value. ramprr in the outfit, lllllv Kpp* hlv nffie** fur pcihu|M thrtii week*, projert will he road building, project. First, he Raid, gerarWGerama army, expressing fear* The Sanford Uona Club will as­ Gross rrlurns In citrus, Includ­ ws* given a Ljrthdnv 1‘Uity last it w.i* indicated. The ordinance Itself suggests rnnal digging nnd the rstablUh nient surveyors must determine th a t Germany woald crush that local civic fluha alio give semble In the Valdei Hotel tonight ing fruit trucked out of the state wrek by the youn.fst -rr nt Ml nient of water lock*. wether nr not the project to Praneo'a fighting force* If It their approval to the project In at 7 o’clock for Ita regular semi­ and canned and consumed In the nuns. The federal government I* ex eronnmically feaalbla and p m » to a chowdowa under the an effort to apread the *y*tem monthly session. Only routine busi­ state wa* 051,127.000 from 20,peeled to provide most of the tirnlly sound. Saturday night is fsrrw 1* •Meting comparative die* of throughout the nation. ness I* planned. 5(10,000 boxes or 71,000 rarload*. fund* for tho endeavor, accord night, and the personnel will Nest the district surveyor th e armlet of the two nation*. log tu Mr. Wilcox's plan*, with must report favorably to tha Returns from the vegetable erop assemble on lira* athletic f.tld Chief William* said the ordi­ Thursday's tides; lour, 3; I t A. grossed 0.12JI57.PAO fr-im a vat. the state cu operating ai much divisional surveyor who in turn for a big bonfire- ill I filial ac­ nance would provide for n standM. and 4:00 P. Ml; high. 9:24 A ns possible. ard method of truffle regulation*, M. and 10:23 P. M. Sun rises at ume equivalent to 40.10! carloads. tivities. report* to the rhief engineer, As usual, pidk. Orange, [.site, Hiy* in enmp Ibis w o k fol­ although local condition* In each Tlie rheif engineer mnkes hie re« fl:M> A. V I. and seta a t 0:07 P. M. Pinellas. Highland* and Seminole lows: city would, of courae, bu the source Meinhern of Hie SI. John. Riv­ Ito m n n u trn iin n ITnik’l”" ' •"J,0l|nj nptirovr* ,,oiri1 "fl(Te *"aiM«n. Moon rise* at 1:29 P. M. and sets were the leading shipping coun­ f n i l ^ ,|)(t project of imall variation*. t chin I —.lark Bolt, Waltrl er linpriivenient Ascocinlion this! I i e m o n t i l r u u o n at *1:57 P. M. ties. lak e led In the shipment of Turner, Krantlry A,!um% lim e afternoon convened in the May- A n d 4 - I I G i r l * H o l d , it Is ri-nlrt referred to the fhUf He a*«ertrd that the new »ystem. If adopted nationally, would The weather la ir to pertly cloudy watermelons, and Htllabormigh h Bolt, Jimmy la-u Hmaml ami fair Hotel for Inf.irmal dlsrusIhnigIs* Garner. make It possible for a motor!*! tonight end Thursday except pos­ the shipment of strawberries. shm* on the prn|H,*nl St. JnhntCabin 2—Robert Altman, Ro­ Inillan River Canal. , Wilcox explained, tha mraxuro W m l load bonk ami to be governed by the aame traf­ sibly showers In north central por­ • Palm Reach, Seminole, Rroward. Member* of Heml nolo County >|, turned over to the CnmmlttM M d hank acmmln luim for this fic rule* In florid* a* he would in tion and near the coast. Extreme Dade and Msnntee counties head­ land Martin, Ruy Fn r, liuyuion I The Imily took no official ac­ PaglM hero executed 400 loan*, any other date, thereby assuring Northwest Florida: fair tonight, ed the procession in volume of vcg. Mnnsalvatge, John Morelr, Kuhy tion on any movement, merely I II Clubs and Home Demon nil Rivers nnd Harbor*. Aftar< Fite, ibibby Johnson, Hilly Meii- outlining objective* and touch­ strut ion Unit* today were en­ wards it gnex in Congress a* • •to to ah * af thaao m ath by fed- a reasonable Vnluctlon in acci- Thursday partly cloudy. stable* shipped. Il'sttliH C • • *■#■ rarest wether and Walter Real. to a l emergency agencies, m dent* because of uniformity in ing on (he advancement* made In gaged in nil-day outing activities --------------------- ,• Cabin I-Sidney Nix, Dir key date in nltvmpt* to srrurc the nt Evansilale Park, t-ake Mary. tom lM lo County making It •tatute*. Ed Walker, brother of HeyApproximately 2IHI were ex­ Brown, Ray lleirdoii, llug.i waterway, b a a th In Um c u te figure* reAmong the (cctinn* in the model wood Walker e f the Seminole p h e d Imre today from Walter traffic ordinance are I hot* relat­ Cream y y , la visiting Sanford to­ Parker, Billy Kpp* a-id IKnuild George W. (ilidii of Jackson­ pelled to attend the event where Jones, ataio director of the ive to definition* of term* relat­ day. He la connected with the ville, president of the associa­ Mis* Msry E. Keown, distriet U. Cabin 5—Itjrrl lligg-'. Burl. tion, presided. Others ill attend­ home demonstration agent, Is ing to motor traffic, required United State* Chamber cf Com­ principal spenker. 1 - T a d amount of money In- obedience to traffic regulation*, merce In Washington. Furguson, Charles Thurston, ance were: .She planned to deliver two nil M h l t woo OASdAto. The fed- obedience to traffic jeontroj de­ Dubb Kpp*, Cawthon Hutchi­ K. run] IIaiiiIht, Jacksonville; dresses, one In-fore Ihe Home A nolle* of one u f the largsal t o d tank lan k made 1*7 of the vice*, ttopping, standing, parking, son and K- F. Kvans, Manager "Raw Moet" Rodgsra T, K. Rinipsoii, .Sanford; Joe MarThe name af a sevtn weeks’ old • t o h a a a covering 0059,#00, Mr. operation of vehicle*, pcdeitrlan*' or the Sanford Iemhouts today rntrlto, Sanford; S, l>. Iligbley- Itemonstratlnn Council In the rewards in the history of A a e tb youngster, James J. Kendall, wilt morning, and another to Ihe 4-M run |Hdira wa* on file today with Rawkhm mid. right* and dutic*. street cara and received a wire offering Don Torgirls during council session in the local polica dcpnrtmsnt. were esceuted In tafety tone*, penult ie* and pro­ res, Daisy Mote, Lefty Hayeo an t appear on tho charter of the San­ Tho llnkerion Detective A g taff than any of the cedure an arreat. Astiley I*. Haggard. Chicago; W. the afternoon. Enklne Hoover to Join the Chat- ford Son* of the legion, I’eny Athletic and recreational ne- offers 020,(XN> for tho return of M count!**. The II. Tumileliffe, Hanford; Jrs* J. tsnooga team a t one* In Nash- Msro, chairman of the American a largo consign men! a f illamoaito 1,111, amounting to a Parrish, Titusville; II. J. I.«siimn,j /ivities wrre tu have n pari vile, where they are playing n ae­ Legion Boys' Work Commute,-, N t l t r of 02.979,020. Siinfurd; Randall Chose, Sanford: the day's prugrarn. A picnic iimi rubies taken from a Chlcaga rie* with Volunteer*. These three said today. An artictu on Ihe sports page (h as. Jewelry salesman during a holdup Operations are new under way hi number of loon* was Ilealh, Pi-Land; Karl lunch was serveil at nimn. men are all the property of the Miss Ruth Durrentorgvr, coun­ in June, lUIlS. to obtain the document which tea- of the Ra'.t-igh, N. C., News and Is'hmann, Tavares, secretary of with M2, Chattanooga outfit. Four men executed tha robbery. third with tlftoa to the official existence of Ohsvrvtr of Aug. 21 say* th at ru­ tho Association; and Ralph Har­ ty home demonstration agent, nr ranged th i affair which is an­ Folire Chief Roy Williams Bald the Junior legion organisation. mor* are that I tun Jackson, for­ well, Sanford. nual. mer star grid playsr at Seminole he recalls hut on* instanc* la Seventy names are to be listr. MIAMI, Aug. 20.—<01—George IHillco annals where a higher Mr. Mero said tha second pr*"-|High School and last year an All O. Taylor, president of the Flori­ reward has been offered for tha a *t ‘L the tk a xhoat of the Sona of the is- Houthern and* All-Amctican *" * 1 • • ' i. ■ da Pharmaceutical Anoeiatlou, apprehunsion uf crlmlnata. gtoa rifle team will be held to- University of North Carolina, is The butterfly or msrtpoea Uly. announced yesterday the Stats (ht to the National Guai I to accept a Job as head coach uf Board of Pharmacy had with­ a rival to the gardenia to fra­ Armory, the high school ut Kdentun, N. C, grance and purity, to blooming drawn from the national associa­ tteveral weeks ago. Jackson Neat Wednesday the anil wid in the Florida Cypress Gardens Standard Oil’s new 00,000-gal*, Waeuf*hnv* raVedtal'id °*a "o f tion end suspended Its reciprocity 1'hiUiUlphla visit DeLiad where a new club is signed with the The final presentation of a se­ Inn storage tank at the water -1 •rare* night" fa g the ergaalia- Agreement* with other states at Winter Garden. Eagles professional football team, btlag formed. ries of amateur nights will to front terminal today was um ler-|( S lip , are under way to pro­ Mm *i regular There day meeting which permitted their pharmam rir* where ho hi* been in practice ses­ staged at tho Bits Theater Friday going n w atrr test p r e p a r a t o r y - Average duce thousand* of the Illy plants, i t I P . M . it was an- ctsto to practice here. sion for tile last two weeks. night, according to Joe Marentelte, tu filling with motor fuel. jWsr. Average _ _ Taylor received word of the the roots of which are used as a During hi* stay with tho Eagle* manager of the playhouse. The ri-reptacl* should to ready {W. Avsraae . ■ ■■ *0 atflctal* a f Uto unit are action In n telegram from John preventive to haldaea*. ha ha* altrarlc I unusual attention Following are the entertainers for use within three days, J v i c i irr IM M t o a tte n d . K. Clemmer, president of the The lilies were t i n t discovered unch with his outstanding kicking and who wil appear on the program: cording tu present indications., I ...... ............ —- ** ‘ -O ther ncttvltka m hadriiJ will Statu Board of Pharmacy, who by the Spaniards to Hawaii passing, and I'hiUdelphia papers Kluise Winn, Evans McCoy, Voile Workmen are now employed .it; —— *|S ■->» -fa t— IHlara af pteai far it attending the national eonven- where the aatlveo need the roots a* a hair tonic.* ,-Jwwky night to t o M d In the ion in Dallaa, Texas. Seiulrvoto County School Board hsve groomed him for th*> star Williams Jr., Mac Clussr ami Billy a lt’ rhing nmnectlng pl|>« lines.* T.. ---------- ------- »* white the test 1* being givrit. I,, ................. ........... {j this morning accepted and paid rule on the Eagles tram this fall. Barrish. Clemmer said the Florida board Howsver, tho Carolina paper be­ tL - V T ) - for two Ford school bases which With th* completion «f operi»-J|j Z. •0 Mr. Marentette said so much In­ ad “token n temporary rectos” BUFFALO. Asg. •t lieves that Jackson will give up terest had been exhibited in the lion nn th* newest storage unit, j *J — ram reciprocity. The duration of Rapuhllcan chieftain* come here will bo used on rata l route* to IS his professional football cnnnrrtoday to dUeuee party campaign the nil company's esnaclty h ece,|s “ iJin vklaJtf of i i i f i f l . •• amateur show* that annther se­ he recess wa* not stated, but strategy with Govsrwee Alf M. will exceed on* million gallon*, ts Three atora vehicles are to ha >lun» lo accept the coaching posl ries proLuhly will to arranged in WASHINGTON, Aug. U^AjP) Taylor said the Miarmacrullcal official* announced. '■ Secretary a f W ar Darn wae Association had advocated a five- Landon and hear tho standard bear­ ra ra ilS by tha k £ d toTore the ‘U>»- but Jackson has not an the near future. IT is pagntc I In n — I rnnawlnue cete- year suspension became of an er discuss federal taxation and 1030-37 school year float will to nouncnl hi* IntentloM is yet. it Dr. W. H. Rucker of the UnifU am todar a fte r having spent iafksx a f druggist* from other spending tonight. Landea will apeak com ptota. Fourteen-year-old Igiula Rose, versify of Cincinnati predicts the >« >1 Tha hoard, after a short ad- The Spaniard* named California I ' "rather res tbs* night" at the atales. Taylor estimated 2.10 out- tonight after a series of confer­ Rruuktvn. N. Y.. was last In the world “in th* not distant futur*" i t __,___after ence* with Jeha MimBteo, Na­ at noon, raatlou* I the an imaginary Island In a kaapknl where ha Is seriously of-state druggists n year tha after* J 10th century mmatvee, runsidcrid Boyk' Club Navy Yard yacht race will to given synchronised time by tion Republican chair advantage to ■ a t heart trouble folia wing an lost year. This year bu won iL a single radio station. to to an earthly paradise, _ u • r leader*, , , af tefUarau. ___. . to this state. traaee Predicts j Ramo-Nazi War Representative Sees Studies Proposal Farmers' Domain In S o u t h Florida Representative Die* cusses Success Of Democratic Regime fhMeh CoTimm t To Match Seminole Cotmty Sanford Youths A t Camp b Ranked Sixth Will End S eason Sunday For 1936 Crop Over-Night Illken Planned For Remainder Uniform Traffic LawAdvocatedTo Curb Accidents Local Area Awarded Second Place For Vegetable Growing Local Police C h i e f Obtains Copies Of . Model Ordinances Of Week; Visitors Throng Winona Over Week-Fnd Period Clerk Of Circuit Court Undergoes Major Operation CITY NEWS BRIEFS River Development Association Meets in Lmai Hostelry Bank Loans l a County Reach T otal_O f Million la n d Outing At Evni«nlnIe:'”SSrK % riia,„, S o n s O f Legion Get 7 Weeks' Old Youth As Member Police Get Notice 't or $20,(100 Reward For Jewel That! Don Jackson Reputed «•". ,H*nforl; E. M, McKeni .y, To B e Considering'.......J' K’ .........* ....... Coaching P o s i t i o n F l o r i d a Druggists Withdraw From U. H. Pharmaceutical Unit VasdaMa* W U Hold - ‘Ofttcamf N i g h t * Butterfly LOy In ~ Bloom A t Gardena Kit/ Will I'reHcnt Huge Oil StoruRe l.uHt Of Serien In Container TeHtetl Amateur I'rojcrams i LOCAL WEATHER School Board Pay* For Two Now H i. i 11. —e_ i �s. it Mtjr Potttksp Taken WHh A Grata Attbough th e g a m u t *r reached t t a t U p tV th« protagottlata e t m o m o f raeh w orth u *>liar,N tar” a r t frequently board, wftb fo r m i even M art violent e n m three and explooiro explrtlrea btfo t k a arrives to m t o the day, tb t antagonism w o a m oc« fat thin aorU of American maimer o f nolltieaJ B etter to aboot at a candidate'from a popgun loaded w ith charveo o f lnv$$>ln am i « o f literary and oratorical dynamite than to te e o f f L o g in o f th e political aeaeatone who 00 ariae In defenae o f the "deer poopoT to B a n trie*. Freedom o f epoeeh In thla M te ir y hM ] to bo the eefety reive by which w* O ita 00T | tkma and let o f f jm t roeh eteom M hM roete _____ in Spain with each devastating efforts. A s S tar a t t a can tel) a man exactly what wo thhfc Of h t a w tte 00 m art fear o f the coneeqaencea than a h o st tat th e M ae, a l'w M be well. In one o f hie recent articles M Thing*,” Lewis Gannett racalla th at aO o f oor from Captain Jbhn Smith to the c o m a t AKM cnaed at one tim e or another with h o r ita I d cause George Washington quit fighting th e ■ the victory at York town, ho waa s t a f f e d I f | portunists o f th e day with having fOM la ta a Cornwallis. Thomas Jefferson, t i e teth er Of » n w W TOMT w as accused o f oeBIng out the f Because Abraham Lincoln SOURCE O f LOVE: VfM as law mw MstWrt from slavery, and the serfs of " h of M | aad m r y been omancipoted by the Csar, bo wao e ta r g o f bar M Mao kt Invath la born of M , a proponent o f th e established order than th e H ew York mwalh God.—t Job* 4:7. Herald with Importing European doctrines. MA a attem pt is being nuide,n frothed the New Yovk papor, " b y h hoot l i Am Spanish revolution, it o f demagogues (headed by Honest Abo) to ■ ■ •to Ik “wonwo and children our policy of national development a nation a t ___ _ and abstract ideoa which have grown up In Europe, where on entirely different state of society d ie ts ." T h at woo in 1H61. And speaking of Thomas Jeffawon, m m o f h is poMttcftl opponents In 1796, is quoted as saying, "Tom J i n n * day Baaford la going to son to mnko th e best o f him is nothing b «t a HMM Spirit ds M Oahu settled nn«i c«l, low-lived fellow , the son of a half-bread Indian aqoaw, hasiaMi will Will ykk pkk ay. ulm l by n Virginia mulatto father, aa wao wafl known In — . ■■- , the nelghltorhood where he was raised wholly on hooonko. If they should torn this Imcon, and hominy, with an occasional change o f fricassee* heck to tho Indians would get the Minai*- bullfrog, for which abominable reptiles ho acquired n ta ste during his residence among the French at ratio, to kal he I whom thoro could be no question he would soil h is coun­ 1 O -1 V # understand tho corn crop try at the first offer made to him for cash down, should has boon reduced about *00,000,- he he elected to fill the presidential chair." SSa bushels, but wc still have Well, ‘Tom" Jefferson w m elected. And ho didn’t Jmt as loony as over. sell h is country to the French, A s o m atter o f fact, ho ---------- o bought from the French a tract o f territory much lo iit r 'As a reducing diet for those than nil of France, a transaction known In history as the Wke are Inclined to obesity, we mggrst a thirty day note at Just “Louisiana Purchase." » --------any beak with Intorest at sight pwesnL fltlr well before using. As You P1e«ae a TaOert Lawyer* •U M !» t n Cw i r e t p .0 0 TONIGHT! Doce^ud CtSToff H IL L I C A LD W ELL’S flFAMtta FLAG wee Vo fleet te fly enrifurled after -» - a Lm e n Ism I JiDUAfy U T s L jyi -. A.i__ hekw-«•bated hit 1111 by Pnitra PonceAm dal January10. 10,IS l$ll. fL > The sW Stale « hg Mqi isss to 1BIB and Da Soto to 1611. U l United Stair, w 1MM eC Caotilt. sod Lem oat Joly Id, 1121, A te M L Tha French flag made lUlUnltrt b u u i oy M IBM. w t t Rlhoalt, and flaw m : | I t Mates of tha Unite a$ the tlkk i « £ * * * * j n S i l T l t hid i h f lk lT O MANATEE, ae BEA COW, la i r d. Bo la a Uaa flak), being need u 1 m*l. and U not oftaw feted math I Pmwh flag aatU anppUntad by toe' Florid* na It le eery kiewlUee Ik eeW. I t e tha Rwrototloa. The EngUah flag about 100 ponada of oagatahlo aetti , DotUa daring tha British dominion*flesh Is unlrtraally reported aa being to 1TM and hero tha eemblnod rad food and IU shin Ik vahmhte far leete * - — aad St. Andrew (the patron stoa is a mammal said to he doeilk kkd I), se a bias fletd. batntbar ran to eofttvttg, . ' “ id the Ceafsdenry wm urn MUIEASING IN DENIED | H ith e r. Steamship Company, ____ . ITampo liler-Orenn Steamship One rends with Interest’the latest escapade of the WASHINGTON, Aug. W - - £ ) Company, and l,yhe* Ilrothon Rip. sixtccn-ycar-ohl Chicago girl who hM always dooa a s "i ? ! ! r ? £ r .O '* H«« m Wp Company, to , | « i dam well pleased.” I * m t t T t e t o Sr* deck offksrs representatives for collective her. Fully exercising her bent for personal liberty, i m l licensed engineers e t Lgbe* gaining purpose.. Wo see when President Roose­ velt end flow, lamina a n going ta get together over this drought attention. We wonder If they M i oyenk to. not, ether. And If a% what will they soyT eloped the other day with a youth o f twenty-two, w . ■1 a ■ ■■ according to th e young lady, waa t t a "handeomeet thing V o understand soma some of our the sun ever shone on," only to receive later th e parental wealthy eitliena era eery blessing, “Wo are delighted. Mary Belle has alw ays ta d mean concerned over this artl- everything sho asked for. I f she wanted to besoms t t a f t h l heart which Lindbergh has toswited. They get sued enough w ife o f this young fellow, let her." This is the same independent • w heart halms as It Is without . - . , young lady - . .who . . . two tow artificial ones lying around yearn ago reflated to go to school because she didn’t want to get them to trouble. to. though the law required her to go, and who wm defend--------- O—— eu in court In her right to obtain her “education" In a n / The City of Miami Is going to manner nhc mlgh nco fit, by her mother, who aaid then y m d 11110,000 for advertising that her daughter had always been allowed to do M "aha taring the rowing year. In pm- darned well pleased.” metton to population, then, Ban­ Ono has no desire to predict anything but good for t e d should spend about $10,000 t e advertising during lbs com- this little m iss and joins with her parents in o n e r iig a lac year. And maybe If Han- blessing and th e profound hope that thla marital advea' tard spent $10,000 on advertising, turn will turn out successfully. However, t h e n remains thare’d be tourists stopping here ■ m o question as to the wisdom o f allowing chlldttn al­ .Beat winter, too. ways to do as they "darn well please," and of carrying the I* . ---------- o----------theory of lnde|iemlent expression to the point of the Nobody has been able to ex­ plain to us yet why it Is that ridiculous. From tho time of our grandfather* who bellorad In •■toer tho New Dell wa-i going to run tho “money changers" spoiling the rod hut not the child, the tendulum aattoa to eat of the temple and remem have swung to the opposite extreme where to httoflefera her the Hforgotten wan," it’s with the personal liberty o f a child to break all the crock­ hht business which seems to Is ery in the house, to dictate all matters o f importance to ■eking all the profits, or why older members of the family, who In tho popular belief of If big business is so prosper tho youth of the day should be seen and not heard, la apt o«u now they’re the ones that to be regarded m strictly unconstitutional. are doing most of tho squawk­ Tho theory o f doing a s one “darn wall pleases” finds ing. expression In such current attitudes aa "Sea yon,” "Ok — ------- o----------Here’s n real prosperity nots yeuh,” “So W hat?" and Is apt to have its Influence on t t a Iren tho Sanford Herald. “Bual- records of the divorce courts, highway aeddenta, reforms aiM Is so good In Sanford this lories and penitentiaries. There is such a thing u ' carry­ aanawr," tho newspaper declares, ing personal liberty too far. That everyone has gone away on ■o ' — a vacation, loavlag cheats flat.’' Allowing fur the SANFORD TWENTY YEAB0 AGO •M see exaggeratios. It’s oafs $e my that’s a prosperity oven Me merchants can enjoy. In fact Mias Iva Waphrn was the guest Gladys Wyaa, Mlanth* Wyaa, •hey ate doubtless tony supply­ of Miss Martha Ihiko lent week. Clara Smith sad Iks Messrs. I. V. ing cltlicns of other goad buslMias Annin Weeks and brolh- Htenstram, Jr., Haesci Smith sad MOS communities who hove gone ers, Okea and Harry, entertained Lee 8 tenet ram. Dtlicfeua refresh­ mentioning to Sanford. It locks for Mias Frances MeDougal and ments ware served toreughtut toe Mho e banner Florida n Norman Hwanton Tuesday eves- sftereaoa. bM around.—Miami News. May Ing at n mlsrel nneous ihower. Mrs. Blskemort returned ho he (hat's (rhat makes business so Card* and dancing wars enjoyed. Saturday afternoon after e visit geed to Sanford. Our merchants Caks and ico cream wars served. with her sister to Jack MarllM. ate buoy supplying cltiions rf Card* am out for the wedding of W. V. Wheeler, b , rakurna ether communities who are va Mla* MeDougal and Mr. Swan.on, hoasa from Kentucky Setorday. ■rilaelag to Sanford. Sept. B. WIUU Wyaa of KMatmasee spent Thursday eeri Friday with hla Mias Georgia Walker spent Bernard Baruch, who was choirmother, Mrs, J, M. Wyaa. tote of the War Industries Board Wednesday with her aUtor, Mrs. Mr*. TiUU aad Mr*. Yerharoegb le (ho United State, during the Hutchins. Chuluoto a n rUt'.tng with toalr World War, la to Europe whsrs Mrs. Charles Chisholm with her of * tear, E. H. Kllbee. Re la studying pollUeal and rro- two bebiae In vUIttng bar portals ■ a l t condUinno abroad. Re- to Oseeva for a few weeks. OCatiy to Umdon he oiads lbs "A postcard from Mr. Sckmsls AGED COLORED Aglowtag statement, "If the to bio friends stated ha srrlvsd to Frank E. I 1H OBlrsaoisIrsI sums bring spent Denver, Colo., safe1/ snd found hit , on armsmenu were duvo«-d to daughter and family well and colored herb*?, better housing conditions, every- want* to ho r*mte>fJ to all of vlllc, Saturday As H* had keen a barber h r en te e wall! live to a manner to their friends. $totth ta our tlms they have a Mrs. Watnrlrht U entertaining (0 yean sad was a* see U m ■fob* le expect," And if the her son and family this week from resident of this city. Funeral isrvlm will be co< ■tome* and Uvea which will bo Tallahassee. ■ e l ■ the aegt war could be Mrs. D. it C. RtVrn has returned dated from Um St. Jem s A. M. or. A , , n tombed (a peeeofui end produc­ from a pleosaat vUit of three 5 F r i tive persutta CaMy distributed months spent to Oeorglo where tome would he ae porvrty or she visited all nf her old friends. Attn, ae* ef Um ■toes suffering la tho whole Tho MU.es Mny Lynch end Mto- loads, la II aie Wyaa cuteiUlaed the Mkaet Kwto An w 9 R A M PLANTS t a r Thar A q t a v t a n l. dwarf Wyt Covdote CAMH GBOCBBY •ad M EAT MARKET flyeeialltlag In the beet ei ■sat rwwpbt* line sf menu to leafwd with eaeRty hens as fryers et nil Hewn, la addition ta year wests why ■ t bey year grecertM end vegetables at Uila aslgbbsrbssd store where prices ere shrsyi ae tow if set tower than at other pbesa. Special Items — sew them. NEW LOCATION HONS CANAL HEAD WASHINGTON, Aug. 2d—y —Resignation or Cetoael Julian Ik Schley a* governor of the Panama Canal was announced yesterday by tbs Wer Department. W. C iURTUNK COLA in wit te to # Nr-HJ BattUag Co. . ACT D IF F E R E N T ! lank al Take ab lealt e l the attra m drra ed m fc B la le e p elch riled * aa Ike b t u l t t te d e y . T im e* k eve eta*gad, as aay wemea will te l yea. Aayweama weald he aetoag. Aad ae where are ^ ■ ed era ebeagea m are Im aevleal Ihas to ihe Utehoa, Style aad deaiga e m . laatoR sI mBIb N M $ t o I te d raf flee e f aa eld- a r e , e p -te -d e le . a e • •i be thaheeckertohev “ » J k llck ta . \r ~ X f E A S V “■W z taT B R M g praaf yerfenaeare at l i a t t r i thea eve* belare. ^ FR O M US I I . I O R tawV O U Ra . 15» ■20 - - - $4.$$ 475 • 19 - - - $d,00 17- — 19----- SRJta 17-----525-18 — -17---18---16---SC M w -B g h Tnti -Cos'l get a first line tire St third tics rrlre . s » r rSs yes h a e l M a g u s tily r- tr e s d - a t e s e - h a t f ^ ^ tair^prlcs* are low est fer e aa lify Ktaer'i Tire Sk$p IIS Park J t a _ t .li. ■jLi �-------- .---------- v j. ^ . lf .'~ \ - 1^,- 1t v , m p *' ■-•— L ;■-■ .-re, ■ . .^ - 1 - ---------- •-- l * ^ .. - ^ a / A i M ^''^ ’I ^ I , r,■At ^ • ,v . : * . j ± ' J i [ 1 ; ^ W .; * ‘ T *‘■* t ~ ^ n r w T g y r 'r » m n T . » - •* “*-;« q^-*. • ( ■ /V * # «'Lrv.‘' l /I -v r".'^v*iF7^T Social And Personal Activities M M K A M A U T P l T f , l wt*ty XdM«r ^Social Calendar THURSDAY The Robert Morris picnic of SemiM tl Chapter Number Two e t Ue Order of Eastern Star, will t a \e l d ■I 8 m Lando Spring*. Supper will bw reread i t 0:00 o'clack. M iw kiii and tbelr families are u. je d to bo - _________ ■• « t Public Ememfa Wile To Be At Bits Ttd*y -Public Enemy's* WUV." Warer Bro*.’ new and aat*w M il er ad C-Msw nettritiaa, eeewaa to the Rita Theater today. The story by P. J. Welfares la said to carry game af the biggest pwwtbee ever a t o m to (Me type Of picture, as mail aa M m anusual la that a reminre t o w n the ace G-Maa awd the pwMh awe■ y’s wife f a r m • vary deftotte and strong part af the p a t The picture la ewactod by an exceptionally betlUaat swat which Includes Pat O M l ta d Margcret Llaaay to tb« ftotorad rales as lovers, (VBHaw tba aaa O-Msn •ml Hiss Lindsay to tba th is rate: Robert Armstrong, another G-Man; fe m r Romero, tba artb vlltton and murderous head af a land a f des­ perate crooks; Dfck F o n t, rich play-bay; Joseph 'H ag, Richard Purcell, Addison Richards and oth­ ers. Tba plot renters about iMI*s Lindsay, who la sent to prison for a crime she did net commit, havlag married a handsome and magnetic crook without knowing his background. The husband, Cesar Romrrn, has let her taka the -rap" with him for the crime, because he le afraid she will di­ vorce him and marry again. Whan she leaves prison before be does, he threatens to hill say man who comes between them. He escapee from prison and heads for the wedding ceremony when he tearwe of H, intending to rsrry out hie threat. But ace-G-Man O'Brien Is on the watch. The rich play-bwy> whom tha girl Is to marry, prove* yellow, so O’Rrian goes through with the ceremony, hoping to trap the bill­ er. It Is then he beglae to fall In love with the girl. And It la then that the picture aatore a series of smashing episodes, wind­ ing up In an unusual cllmag in which the girl and ihe see G-Man •re carried aboard a specially chartered ship by the crooks. But there are other G-Men on Ihe Joh and the ship U seised. * « * w r i ta inglcy is * * w*** to Jacksonville dwuto M d relatives. Droofbt Bringi Possibility Ql New Reiki Balls Dry Period Ca Half MHHott Fm h O S es D t a t it u t k a ■p PRRSTIIN C. ROVER WASHINGTON. Aug. J f ^ T h e W. Bernhein draught that topped off the corn to reap probably lute eaodted t e a m grew with making a new relief ap­ Ambrose for a frw days. propriation almost as souq aa it is to Daytona organtoed a n t January, Whan Dm last Congress ret ap l « e h Is tha guest Of her sitter, far relief. It waa Ue mr*. A. M. Zlnser, Myrtle Ave■r latent to make It tarry over mostly on ■ work-relief koala, until July I, ELOPING Bra. George Austin of Atlan­ iiCT. Rat, with tha drought, rams By R m k e N m rkwreb ta, who has keen the guest of Mr. estimates by Uw resettlement adThere la w fad jo*f m » for •ad Mrs. H. A. McMlcha.1, toft ratolatreUaa that Soo.ooo farm faatiUaa would ue added to the re­ today for bar home, jroutut people to run o.’f an I ittt lief roils over the winter. married secretly for m reason a t all rxrept th a t they want to. That ia almost one-fourth the Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wilson. IIS One girl In the rro u r iW* It. Best Ninth Btraet. have as their Progress Administration at midand the rest follow suit like guest their SMI, Gen-ye T. Wilson a i4 1 T employed by the Works aa many sheep. •ammer and ona-sUth as many aa af Amoridge, pa. An rloprment was or.rr looked warn amptoytd a t last winter's peak •pen 40 a dls-rare. Today It 1 Word haa boon receive.I that A. to MdMTO. •earns, .vlth youngster* at lo s t, Stare less than two months af M. Zmser, who ha* been 111 for a smart thln.r. To the tnmtg!.'s^ e re l weeks. Is r'ill to Way tha fUeat year have elapsed, there ful parents, it brings sorrow to­ erooa Hospital. Ills r .million f >e little to show how tho approday just as It always has. They ■rintian was holding out before desrribed as unchanged. feel that Ihvlr love and ln n t ha drought struck. Dobato In have reee'/'M a blow from ore ,'ongraaa indicated Ihe estimates Mr. and Mrs. K, I_ Cov Whom they held dear. Half the or unemployment relief were cut three children of I'errv. wr-» It ^rntimv there is no ptrjectivn In airly close — pruliabty close (pleat* of Mr. amt Mrs. J|. I Dat* yesterday. Thev are Mr •Dough to prevent stretching the M ^ h * marriage, no reofton why the ysongsters should net be .‘und IS to ii.'i percent to care for ttoea' sistar and brrthjt-in-law. married with dlp d ty ami llie MO,000 drought stricken families, backing of Ihrir parents. about 2.000,000 person*. Mrs. C. F. Stahl 'eft this aftr ! Often the man has not enough The mathematics of relief is woan for Jaekaaorillt- t » m - t h** {money to support a wife and impli'. If the drought toed is to daagbtor, Mica Bgrba-r .Staid, *»t tact up housekeeping, an1), l i v ­ e absorbed, it wt.l shorten the to scheduled to arrive i t the Hit ing marrletl secretly, throw* the Flyer frona g vacation cuent ' line that the f I,I2S,OOOJMM will burden of aupport'oT the wife is| ami so put upon Congress the Booth Bead, Ind., and I'hlca.hack on her parents. He does orden of nddlng enough to finThey will return tomorrow. not show up very well in in i' vh out the year. Various afeni light. One won<l*”w whether in Mrs. C. A. Baker, of 7k-di'<iti ■les have estimated ( 100,000,000 itb e morse of time, 1m wile will who has been the guest of he as a minimum necessary to tide (not come In despl'e n lit>,l>*ud staters, Mrs. Ted Rathe! and Mrs. farmers over to another crop. >who wanted both to eat his cake Rut administration of the fund A. 8. Ambrose, toft yesterday | and have it. far Palatko, to visit bar brother, Is not so simple. Congress divided j The girl, on the other linml, Tem Psrry and falmly. the latest appropriation among .w ants the eacltement of being certain classes uf projects, not nil married with none o ' tha dis­ Robert Hlghleyman, son of Mr. of which are adaptulde to the cen­ advantages of poverty and and Mrs. B. D, Hlghleyman. who tral drought area. “managing’' on tho lii.itir I, r.fthas been with the ndvertlelng de­ The problem revives the old con­ en inadequate income which the partment of the Kentinel-Btar In troversy between work relief and young man can offer her. OctOrlando for the last two and a direct grants, often called th due. .tin g married ia fun. Founding half years, la now associated with Harry Hopkine' WI'A is limited to ) • home and sharing the advrntha natonal advertising office of work relief, but Rrsfnrd tiuy Tugthe J. C. Penney Company In well's resettlement administration, (lu re af life with another means New York City. nothing. Such shirking of re­ with an (US,600,000 allotment, ran sponsibility ami lack of pluck grand direct relief to rural fami­ Mias Julia Dorner. uf Fji<t lies. {does not bode well for the fu­ Rutherford, N. J., end Mr. Wil ture when she finds herself a Already there is berk-stage Uam C. Schmidt, of Carlitadt. N. maneuvering to determine who will mother. J., ware overnight guests at HoSorngf heye. )ho . parent* kU % t ge{ the joi of taking rare of the tel Moateeuma, white Miss Neurnl destitute farmers. Rome of Tugblundered, atui failed to Inspire Parkin and Miea Louise Parkin wed's adherent* argue that win­ ^ their children with respect for P hom e and marriage and willing Rivera end Harbors Blit. Even of Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs, J ter restricts the number of works though Congress finally eaaato a A. Gainey, and Miss Catherine nesa to accept the rough with law covering tha project, ha Gainey of Bainbridfe, Ga., were progress job* available, and tint the smooth. direct relief by the resettlement nd Such a point of vtuw if it pointed out, tha actual work can­ week-end guests. ministration therefore will to- nec­ becomes too widely spread does not begin until there le suf­ ringed through the co-operation essary. not argue well for the future ficient money provided for It. If John rannnt he found, will of J. L. Marentetls, * of the.Am erican home and the "The present," the Congress, Tha moating was than turned ov. Tugwell he asked by ('resident continuance of the tradition of man continued, “tha canal prel­ er to Karl Lehmann, secretary uf Rn.rsevelt tn grant direct relief and, rugged Independence. ect has successfully passed ail the Lake county chamber nf com­ meantime, to move meny families stepa up to th at ad the Divletoaal merce and secretary uf the Bt. into less hazardous areas? Engineer who so far haa rednaad Johns Bi»tr Improvement AsmWPA I* saying nothing much to rndoraa it bacauea ha Mdaiha elation. Mr. Lehmann outlined the now as to who will do the job. Its By MARY GKAIIAM BONN KM that the cost is out to proportion actieittoe of tha association since exseutlves contend simply that with the anticipated I m t l i a m its beginning and ia turn intru. they are “geared for Ihe work" lUadsgcd Peel the route." duced fire. W. Globe of Jackson* •nd. more Important, that Roose­ “ You don't need thu fire depart­ Proponents of tha maaaure velt knows It. ment for a chicken's burning feel hove a big Job ahead of them, re­ Ville, president of the assoc let Inn when wc have * pond here!" cording to Mr. WUcoi, who said and identified by the speaker s i quacked Mrs. IJuucku, "Anyway, it will be just as im partial to “The father of the St. Johns Itivwe should find the chicken first convince “our neighbors" ad tha r r Improvement Association." Referring to the principal apeak. and see Just what U the matter." soundness of tha renal re It la to “Where are you, where are yuu? win ihe okey from g are n w a at ar of the day Mr. Glbba said WASHINGTON, Aug. 20—1,11 that “Mark WUeax la tba finest the little ducka in-gan to quack. engineers. While on thia suhjact —President Roosevelt yvttrrdoy representative this stabever sent “Here," rim e the sad voice uf the representative told of a meal­ announced the resignation of ing in Washington whoa engi­ to Washington and the' if the vs Jesse Isldor Straus a* amlius.ie. the lost chicken. net is ever computed it will he it “But where la here?* quacked neers were considering tha proj­ dor to France because of ill Mrs. Qusekn. And then she added: ect. "During the meeting wa re­ due to the effort* of Mr. Wilms." health, and tt few minutes brier When introducing the principil “I think he must ha over in that ceived numerous telegrams and appointed William C. Bulbil, en­ patch of trees hack of the porn*. letters from persona residing In speektr Senator J. J. Parrish laud­ voy to Russia, in his place. Tha voice seems to come from the renal territory who opposed ed tha work of Representative The President told of having its cunt met ion out to fear it Wileos and acid that when he vot­ to arept Straus’ resignation who i v»bere." ed for the enactment af a law set­ "Are you In a patch of trvea would damage fresh water eupting up the new Fifth Congression­ he met newspapermen nt hit back of the pond?” quacked Mr. pitee." press conference. Heart e]y h.r t al District, "I wished that I could “After studying all details con­ •Qtiacko. the correspondents returned in have reserved a email portion of "I don't know. It’s getting very cerning the canal and discussing their offices when word rurne Brevard county for the old Fourth from the White House that Kill J B a r h . I am scared, uh, I am ao tha details with engineers far tha pact four yrars, 1 am con­ District to that Mr. Wileon. could lltt would he shifted from Mos­ ^ B e ared ," the chicken wailed, continue representing it." cow tn Pari*. "W all get you right away,* vinced that it wilt net have aa Ashley Haggard a former resi­ Straus has been In lllh tal'h fo r Quacked Mrs, Quackn, and they ill advena affect on the aurreuadlnf dent of Raaferd and mure recant, some time end the President i .i M •rent in search of the chicken. Ilia citrus area. On the other hand, ly a construction engineer of Chi­ he needed a Complete rest for -U voice was ao weak that it was hard through the co nil melton of flood pointed out that bath the ill. months. In s letter to the nut to toll Just where hr was, hut they rates and locks the canal mill cago Joluia-lndiaa Biear and the Cross hassador, Mr. Roosevelt loll huu found hist at-last back of the trees. servo aa a means at affording " I* t me see your feel." said Mrs. flood control to the Undo to State Canal were worthwhile proj­ "If this Administration shall be ects and should be completed. He continued for another four years, Quaaku gently as she came closa Central Florida." Congressmen Wilcox advocated predicted that tba canal to the 1 shall count on your leturm nj to the little chlckrn. "They prob­ coast wauld be began within eis aa a part r f It." ably burn because you've wslkrd an educational program to satis­ months. fy three aaw opposing tha canal .aver but roads for too long a time FIRST PROMT Among tha guests of KiwanUna But do not worry. They are not on that it ia sound. WINNIPEG, Aug. 2*'- l,P Before completing hie talk Ihe were: B. J. Heines. R. J. Holly. •fire." W. G. Kilbee. W. C. Lowing uf Or­ The season's first frust appeared "They began to catch fire on the Congreatmaa discussed tha sue lando, Peter Thurston, Gue Hrhmah, on the prairie weather map to­ cess to President Roosevelt's Ad­ (tost road I walked—It was so ministration. Ho pointed oet that Ed Walker of Washington, D. C., day. A temperature at Kam-tt'k. sumpy, so hot and dusty," the four years previous to Mr. H. B. Pope, Randall Chaw. K. L. Bask, ISO miles northern of Re­ 11 “There, there, they are’nt on fire. Raoaavaie'B election thousands uf Dean, W. II. TuBatollff, end R. W. gina near tho Manitoba boomin'V, You Just have a kind of sunburn national banks etoaed their doors dropped to X! degrees last night. .And read bum. ID wrap them up in in tha aattoa, and that since the Among those representing the this nice tool moss." "New Deal* few hanking Institu­ St. Johns River Improvement As­ h Mrs. Quarko wrapped some cool tions have failed, because “the sociation were Mr, Lehmann. Clyde moaa that grew in n damp part of irnment haa spread out its McKinney, Cher las L, Heath, Mr. MULES FOR HALE I'-ir h ri. (the woods sround tho chicken's strong arm " to protect the sav­ Hiiaaa. H J. Lehman, Senator • grade mere mules. Weigh Inc feoC ings of the people. J. J. Parrish, Mr. Qihhs, and Paul ghoul 1160 each. Priced reason­ j j “Now," she quacked soothingly, ably. Pounds Motor Co. Winter Ha atoa pointed out tha various Hamilton. -tbaaa moss bandages will do until improvements la farming Indus­ At tho boginning a f Ulo meet­ 'ierdaa. Phone l i t tot g at back to the pond. Mr. try and especially ia public con­ ing Mr. Itoimann read tottern and Qm A », Fan carry the chicken. fidence and returning hope eiace telegrams from tha following who (the present Administration rams were (netted but reaid net attend f into , ____ PAINTER DIEM tW meeting: Geo. R. Hills, Lr« T lla Week Tha lUwaaip program committee Grera. Joa Hendricks and C. O. Rock OryaUl Goblets CABLOTTESVILLE, Ve.. Aug. ifor tho toy waa headed by a P. Andrews. Each signified hie sup­ lea Ten# Biterbets ' “ ~ ‘ *>—(#)—Prince Pierre Trou- Herndon end tocluded Urn fallow. port af tha canal. ■to*k|, Tt-year-old portrait painter lag; E. H. Laaoy. E. I. Hay, and • d aeaead has bend of Amelia George DeCottee. la tha aheaaae A hit-skip aakatoe caused the h t o s , authoress, died here yr*lrr- nf Mr. Herndon. Mr. U aey on. death nf Freddie, th e lavt nf the I I I H. Park day. plained that tho pregram * » •»* firs hones a t m h m m m ii m m iu i i i t Talks To Pmrmts Mr» 0 J S V S , £■ i T V ;! Wilcox Re-Affirms St Johns R i v e r C a n a l Approval Sundown Stories Rooaevelt Appoints Bullitt To France to These Reposition Yeoauaattes have them picking •ranges from one to the treaa an tha beautifully Isnd•eaped grounds to tha State Florida eihibit at the Greet Lakes I s position la Ctoraland. All kinds ol citrus trees, palms round tha OeoriU n Colonial mansion on the grounds of tha aahikk A uwinding walk beneath a pergola 1st- w m m . r»cv/ir,,'i’rucl>/ivc •iMmt n tA stu t ett j >.'in il .'— L . Thursday We Ghre Everybody The | Kazzberries To-Night Thursday McIeaulin'H I llnaplw-rry I.A Y K K C A K K - S 3l:irt!iirt*l tlHBMCKLCMI; GRUYERE.IN I.IM WAV C IT t'AKKS CWURF.ShllffKUIO. NUfHMfM Of CHffJEA'ARItllES ARE 7U/1E0 fOR THEIR BIRTHPLACES. Ihtl O’llltlKN I.OAF L AKHS 18 ir ° “ITIil.lC K N K MY S KAZZ-TAUTS ir llusplu'rry C O F F K K L'AKK 15° 3 for I’.it I'ATKKSllN «L I Ifn rv rON’UA ■ 'S jirn illh rlft” A E D P E P P E R S W ERE INTRODUCED TO THE OLD WORLD BT C0LUI1DUS. WHO fOUNO THEM IN IHI W U fW O lfJ ' lIMt • / if t i l l tit' COCMtFO p ? ^ 11 0 S 'A |r piEAhfAM^yvA ALEXANDER THE CHEAT AT.n r.ss* <cv.it TRlOUTED HIS PROWESS AT WAR jn-rat i i i u ns uii.ract*. i t Mvjj tq HfE FACT THAT HE AND HIS IIAlUtAIN HAKE SHOE WERT The - JEWELER \J liU FAM OUS C 0 U R M IT S O r H IS T O R Y jt SALLY’S OREANFAST WAS DRST MENTIONED IN IHE TIAR 1163. * | ] IT WAS NOT RECOCNIZED A5 A V — ‘"JV REGULAR MEAL UNTIL THE * * 1 * + \G LATE I/*" CENTURY. ^ m u iry hi'jut 81° HA/Z-lirNS — i i Imii— NEAT TO P0TAI0ES.M0RE CABBAGE IS CONSUMED THAN ANT OTHER VEGETABLE. THERE ARE MORE IHAN 70 (ARIEIIU Of CABBAGE. n VOIBLESi ALA S K A PRO DU CES 6 0 PER CENT O F THE WORLD’ S T O T A L SALO O N SUPPLY. CHESHIRE CMCrsr ORICINATEDIM CHfsrramiMD; u n etn eit ii» *1 »* BOSTON. Aug. 2W— (At—Mag. saint* articles by Dr. John F. * ■■Jnfiie" Co mlon, pnld Interviews «y the Hauptmann case Jurors, setivitie* of Governor Hnrsld G. Hoffman nnd whit tt termed "pub* ticity cnmiuign* by counsel on both able*, today received outspo­ ken condemnation before tha Arnct. lean Bar Association. A report by a special commit­ tee on publicity in criminal trials wa* presented by Judge Oscar Hal■ lam of St. Paul, former Justlca of the Minnesota supreme court. U denounced a* "fundamentally wrong" newspaper and radio pub­ licity at the Hauptmann trial. The conduct of the trial by Judge Thomas W. Trenchard raceivvil appro! at ion of the commit* tee. Tho conduct of the Jury dur­ j . ing the trial al*o wa* approved. The over-crowded, courtroom, milling crowds outside ami souve­ nir hunter* contributed to the sittooned with Spanish moaa runt along one side of the out ion, the report said. It con­ grounds, end a series of beautifully nreuted dioramaa demned “trial by newspaper." display Florida landscape and indutttiil scenee. 0 ou­ st nor Dave Shollt and other Florida oRiciala and many A fter the report hail been read, Florida visitors art espected to attend the programi Will mm Kaniurn, president of tha arranged at the eihibit during Florida werk. August S'lneintinn. told newspapermen th* Jt to Septcmbar 7. report reprornted only the views of lliillam and his aianeiates and Nntivo g ra .-.i are con.*idere>l was "not the authorised view* of ■ superior tn foreign grasse* in Ihe Amcriesn Hnr Association." controlling erosbtn, say* 11. II. tlrnnrtt, chirf of tho Hull L'onsrrvation Hor'icr. lHnninnitit And W alchea x'lne W a tc h A n t* J e w a l r , RapatlriWfe lHnniuun Mmmtlng And K i | f l t l x | 5 • *M i . P in t - t t i t c u i . e iih ’K . ante t n m t a w s r r ............................ A R M IES ATE LA R G E QUANTITIES O F O N IO N S .________ fk .M B Peat Ya Dozier & Cay's Quality Paints "ilcnl Knr the Hnalh,, EDUCATION IN PERIL! there*' .1 Duzirr A Gar paint that ia best far each clfir type id paiiilahlp nurfacr—mind, metal, cement Urivk. Stanley-HoKers Hardware Co. 214 Sim fnrd A r n w For A Heal Treat Visit Our S<»da Fountain & Luncheonette SPECIALS LAHUE LIMEADE with cherry.......... 5c Double Dip U K CKKAM SODA .... 10c ( \tn Klnvur) HOT not! & liiw kIumh liuttermilk 10c I'imutiviili', Cherry & Strawberry SUNDAE.........15c KAKED IIAM SANDWICH for....... 10c POTATO SALAD on loettuce ............10c HreaUfiist & Lunch Served Every Day (let The He»t For Letts Money At Invading Prsildtnt Recaavalfa home state foe tha second cpaaah at hit aaatarn campaign, Oav. A lt Landon tills an audltnca at Chau­ tauqua, N. V . tna| • widaaprtad uia of gsvarnmsntal machlnary ta maintain tba pr»**nt adminiitratlen In powar rsprcaanta a dangar to Z n u rlcjo tducallon." Tha Republican pratidantial namlnaa plaadad lor u n biJX d »-haola and hit "Naw Deal propaganda." (Aaaoalatad Praaa Ahataj Too Late To ClaM.nify SPECIAL American Bar Unit Censures Practice Of Trenton Flgrire Orange* Crowing on ihe Shore* of Lahe Erie < #> The Morris I'Ua Company uf Orlando, Florida hart plenty uf money lo loan at reasonable rates and on various plans for any worthy purpose. Such loans run fur on* year and a r t. repaid is •any weekly or monthly payments. If yuu need money, eor.m ll our representative, Mr. lm K. Southward, r i I IN North Park Avenue. L A N E Y 'S i -‘.i LAST OPPORTUNITY! I*v. TlS ALL THIS W E E K SHIRTS 10c Seminole County Laundry, lac. f ' ta. PH O NE 4 7 5 t Ik * \ �1 T Lookouts Pound Como From Bohind Mi f Timoa To Dofoot G-Mon Siiiii Gets C n « t ~ r « r Vtctoey ' Mate* H i t Evsrytkia* I t a n i To Them At The Plate M o to r .W U k G u tt FERRELL IS REINSTATED Palatka Ptits 7 Tt 3 Victory i ft® ra*. .n gi* In t o eiavwnth with two out t o t acored Jimmie R e k trw i from aecond and woo t o game. The Red* with three kite and a wild pitch hod accred one* in the fifth, and hod tied up t o count in t o nventh wltj, another c] j «Ur ef throo eafetMo and a walk. S t Auguathw to rt t o lead from the flrat Inatag when n DeLand bobble and a double put Wesley Ferrell, star hurler of th* Boston Bad Sox, waa yester­ two men an the bate* who day reinstated to the team after having been suspended fox t o re­ wored when Swindell ainglod. A mainder of the season for his act In walking out of th* pitcher’* walk, a h it and two more error* box In a game earlier in the week. gave t o Salat* another counter la t o fourth. After the fifth, Dud* limited t o editor* to on* lone tingle to t o tenth framo. After Weigel had glean up three hit* In t o aeventh, en­ abling t o Red* to tie tho aeore. Schneider w*a *ent to the mound with two away, and two on, but he waa able to attp the Jtelmnd (coring. Schneider gave up one hit In tho three end two-third* Inning* he worked, and Rutland, who wna aent hi at the atort *dO the eleventh, waa reached for the two hit* whicp gave IM-and the gam*, and Rutland the Icea, tend the regular mealing on Monday night nnd discus* t o playing rule* with th* member* of th* orgnniullon. Should th* lournnment b* held, winner* will b* adjudged on the win and lo** b**U, with the person m u tin g the best per­ centage record being named ClaatiRed Seventeen , . ....... • u * —° J « » J T CHAPMAN w,lh • feu hi* a a d two ategtes. r0,# up. ■ «hi:« Malt hr, with two double* h w •* riteteploiw yesterday to C|a — ------------<] tw T u u , k m , * * • ? « hlh’ *“d « * • n. lh* - 1" 11* otid honors. ' j f i L. * m V u * Beoeh aat P tl.b r both ca m ^ _ 0 *Jr Tl!I , . C.-M,n 0B ,b c |threo hteflea far t o 0-M.a W M .VUI. diamond. j lead to m at hat. O m m of t o local* appear* I Am m > Okm m t o y wont into t o aev -Jrisrr. ** i t : ,1 M th trail In., S to 2. but their rat-1 •* J J j ■ ty to t o t framo le ft thrm only T,.rr.*. >m h a t : M a m behind, however, the U-Mcn J JJ * | ] . aim etaged a rally of their own|t!i»traf. «’ * x to tolly three marker* and n cu rei J»*U»»y »h J J i u _j I ivrieht, p i * i • OH I to 4 lead. | ihinran, el 1 1 ! ► Maintaining t o i r record of be-,;J>X ""r i * j 1 t o t t o heat team on the lea*ui' * ! . | a fa r tontine from behind, the book-1 — ----- • 14 oota th e . tallied four time* in t o i r ..Teo ■ !» .*■■ am h *i half of the eighth to knot the .tore, im «\, te *" i ‘ A h*ameer, the 0-Men alio tali'*J A«f»ir, if * 1! 2 ■wo In their half to . . . I n take \'T r \ * i i t o lead. I Itevrll. n t I < • Oafng into t o ninth on* run Ih i J | t • [ hah!ad, t o loral la d . tai led two U riiToi.i, e 4 * i m arkon to take a one run and „ ! i ! • ' hold t o 0 <Mtn In their hair for f ».i« "t " p i ! i l* Though the (i-M rn lo*t, they "m f.,r W rl.h t I. ill*!* * ! eltoehod the league lead fur the « .—lilt fur M.dUr I. it a. ,I4 ' ami of t o ataaon, aa the Daytoim JilVuSSutlte * .......... —'** I I * - t *** IH -■path lalandara also dropped their Itun.t Cl.rr, L a n g stsal.'lm v l* • ------- * *. f.l**. Maltby s, Wrlaki, liar*. • • . m ... Ail.lr Pitman B n rh 1, Tho acorlng went like thla: MrMnii-n rr»ir»r, r*rr*iti, Me. The Lookout* tallied onre In N .m .r. .kl . __ __. . . , , „ . Error*: Clary. Ton**, tle.rli, the third on a walk, an Infield out Mtimil*.. hhd h hit and another In the fnurlh Run* ihailed In: Langston J. Ills_ lkM« k ... li . . truf. l*f*H»r 1. Korrasil 1, Illicit, • • ' l*‘” „ n,l"‘ I hi nr* n. (t**r*lr**«, I, It*. Gainesville irored five markrra »•* 1. Ti.rr**, Adair. Two 1..** to their half Ilf the fourth on three h" >; IH*lruf. Mallbr I. Perm ineir nan or me m urin rarer hH», three In Iho aeventh on a trio Hnrrtfirr*: Molihy. l- t t ... b.**e: of Lfcuflee. anad one In Ihe ninth i****"'.! Hi (laln*.*iil* * lu*** un " T r ' Z r : » > . n * . w ri»M ♦. ..i s. Oh one hit and a walk. bleN.imar* l. I*nde*tt I. Mlrurk doing Into the eighth four run* ""[• '*/ jyn«hi 4, r»rr.bll 1. Fadt . i ......... . * 'U t. Il*r* I. Illi* nil W rl.ht BMJnd, the Look nut* .tarled n in i mm..* ami 1 run*, off thing* off right, when Shorty **«tt*r I In t Innln* anil I run: M hltb, doubled, If,rover, hitting ,.',1 ^ J .e '.n ’r . ' r , " : ' , *n*! f i r Wright, lined to nhort. Clary nine nm. I tun*: >>rf I’i .i . pii o V *,u."": ■.(acted _ * to i left | i »acorlng i t »Maltby, e - ,*‘3.I IhUlft* Afill.0 If PUltd, lilt hT Imngaton alngled to richl rolng ,.n,h*r. F.rrnul H’nt**). Wlnnlna to aecond on a throw to third In i,1"fji»r. n-it-r. lumina H ith.r. aa attempt lo catch M.llby who 1" r ? '"*!*• ' ’ ’ Adv O atrrx Tonic Tablets --------- contain raw oyster Invlgorator* and other MAVB YOUR WATCIt repaired stimulants. On# do*# pep* op or­ hy one who really knswa how gans, glands. If not delighted, maker refunds few cent* paid. Briggs. Jeweler, Mag. Av*. Call, write. MeReynold*' Drag Co. LOST: White and brown spotted mate walker hound. Finder 4-ROOM furnished apartment. W. L. Cooper. Tel. 120._________ please return lo C. C. Whittingion, 1312 Oik A te. BOY8 AND GIRLS BICYCLES— Ask for our price*. A small daposit will Ipy one aside until Christmas, Htnnley-Rogers Hard­ ware Co, MISSIONARY Strawberry ptaata. ALL-BTATS tire s-S e a r* ' prims Grown from northern stock. t and Bean' quality. Red am Bex Packard. Phone 414-W. Vent. 301 « . First SC FOB S A L E ^ S T o « ^ n . ‘1 L Roasltter, Florist. Telephone 21S-W. COLORED GIRL wants hiiuu Week. Kami* Cooper, 71)3 Hau< Yard Av*. DLORCD GIRL wants Job a u v t u i w n wad s i i —STT housekeeping. Willi* le e King,18 | H-1-V1N0 FOB BALE: In KinIt Cypres* Av*. \ M F • *hoo Btora. See a . B. :---------------------• Water*, 437 1-3 W. Flrat I t . DLOBID WOMAN wants Job . 7 .7 7 ; UA _ _ ■ . .. rook lag or cleaning kou»e. ,00'®?#wl N.0 ' " lanehe Uwrenc*. UOO Willow' ,or 9l*»‘ * * * SPORT CHATS THE STANDINGS t o M eta to ateew m attered htta white toM taff te a r and waUuw to o * . Tto* Miner, o forawr As m horM to t o day* of t o M ifth iito T tertdt League, twitted t o t a t f a r the Iiteta aeUt hi* now teague leading New York Giant* from aeveral game* in fourth place Into the loop lend by virtue of a IS game winning atreuk. They now m t one and one-half game* ahead of t o Cards la flrat place. {Father T o m U CrecpiBf UpOn GabbyHutaett Cab C a t c h e r Still Rank* Among Beat In National Circuit i _____ ■ CHICAGO, Aug. 2«.—(At— ' Fifteen yearn under major basei - . . „ . „ ' >baU'a "big top" and Gabby by atogtaa a ff t o hate of Mo'- 1 H artn ttt still is putting on a tea, Martin and tiiheoa gavo .great a bow. t o la k te tww runs la t o fourth On a t least three occasions and they added their final telly thla year It appeared tk a t In­ in the fifth whan Odirono Ha- juries would fort* him to regted, wont te aoeonl pr. a paaacd main permanently on the akWte laM, reached third ea Mlrot’o , line*. Each time tho grinning, im hlnglo aad scored oa a fielder'*I florid, puffing 'Cabby delighted ty cboleo, bin |( r ion of admirer* by bouivc»• Talatka'a final th n a tuna1, |ng out of the dugout lo smash »m rroaaad t o pmte la th* eig h th . jame-wlnnlng hit* ami contin­ ue his great play behind the plete. writer* throughout th* circuit waa sate a* flrtl Before the campaign stalled could not have matte t o m m o 'sk l dropped Minor** Gabby waa t o hay man of tba constructive contribution U t o t e allowed Krettoel to Chicago Cabs. Ho still la -th o respective clubs la the Magaa aa.'aM tU t o * alngi~d epa r lrplug t o t keep* the Rru'na you have made In Sanford, aad 1 1 ho* scoring GaUogt humming along la . t o thick of lerl that thosa In charge of ba**-j Glhoua thr-.i» wide t o National League pennant (mil >n your city fully and deep- attem pt1: * te head battle. ly niiprrrlnte your efforts, I ,fcat cuabt-.T, 1 Gabby's long career with Chi­ "Cordially your*. Xroaiel. Swi! ai cago waa speeded up a t t o sta rt because of the backing of o n. m"0 £ fl' U J ,rA N r’ led t o loea attach 'Tresklent th* Florida M alt of Maws f t l Bcout Jack Doyle, an old catcher -eague, - * himself, who dug Harnett out ef "DeLand, Florida.” f i U w DU ------ I the Massachusetts brush. W* are Indeed r T*daUe* of T V • Back In 1922 when H artnett •a. n itm e. , tM| Mtt* r • and X V M VB A ' first was taken to a Cub train­ wish to *rv t o t In every other „ . — ing camp, Bill KlUtfer had de­ form of nthletica this department GAINESVILLE, A cided to send him lo Lo* Angctca. will attempt to give t o local —Fifty-three ccathca But Doylt insisted th* dab people what they Ilk* best In t o high school* from v shouldn't farm him until Hart­ form of sporting news. T hl*|», *A hi atteadaac* nett had a chance to show what baseball season has been a p leaa-jto flrnt aaaaa) coacl ho could do. So Gabby was as­ ure to us and we hate te sac It t o University ef FT signed to catch Grover Cleve­ go. so we bid the I93S BASB H* ccccad day.' land Alexander fat an exhibit >on HAI.L SEASON a fate ADIKUI Jo*h Cady, new at! game a t Lo* Angeles. Th* nl^ht before th* gam* Doyle talked to Gabby, ttUtng him Just what •kind of balls t o y w en going te throw a t him nnd how to handle them. gaining tin- n>veli,| iMisItiim, However, tmlay this department la checking up on hack file* in an nttempl to see just who is right. Should there bo u hare possi­ bility of our gnlulng n tie, that would neri-ssllnlo our ploying off th* ruined out do it hie-header wl" Ihe Saints on tin- local dK.uon I, and we Just known that we can beat them here any old dny. Ho, all we con do 1* hope and trust, hut Just tho mine we would like lo bid a plcasent Au Rovoir to the treat 111tin ( loss I) teague In operation over these United State*, nnd when the first hall 1* pitrhed and the first homo run hit neat season wo expect to see a fast, much improved IsMikont team on Iho field battling fur th* championship. Then, as tho seuson end* to­ day, we believo th at every Ixwdiout fan should feel proud that this city has hud u team during th* past part of the season whlcn has displayed tho courage, sports­ manship and never-give-upspirit, which li so characteristic of this town and It'a rltUcii*. W# are publishing herein an excerpt from n letter received today by this columnist from Kldte Gilliland, president of the A llssU state loop. Mr. Gilliland's com­ Nsskvlllte ment is upon a couple of para­ N»w O il,an a graphs written about tho genial lllriulsaksm ' lri» '.H-h gentlemen several days ago: Kn,.1,111, "Dear Chapman: rill It, n,mg II UsmiiMa "Through the cuurtesy uf Jim ­ tn ln S s iV my Wright 1 have just received j Alt aleht gams*. your very kind article about ran Xogers Hornsby believes th a t s which appearrd In Iho August wild pitcher gala* control aa he 20th Issue of tho Hanford H er-1 aid, and I wish to express to lira*. you my sincere and genuine *p-| predation for same. It was In­ deed most kind of you to express yourself concerning mo as you did, and I nm so pleased to know that you feel as you do regard­ ing the way In whkh 1 have ad- Jaat how amah t o vtetery was worth t o CUtace eoUagiaaa will not bo determined uatil todajte whoa tbhy mere ngohmt t o d ll tending champteae. WUamr Allteom aad Jehaay Taa By*, ter a guar* ter-flaals bracket. That airy Hatef afaat, hewerer waa matched la t o wnm ah tear* ary, whea a pair ef eotunkid Berkeley, Calif, glria, Margaret Otboom* is d OwmIni BjnpbI wwp abruptly halted t o amieh ef t o third aoeded Dorothy May Betton Bundy, daughter ef two fa­ mous teaaio pareuta of a oaarteecentury age, and hm Loo Angetee townawoman, Dorothy Workman, S-9, S-3, hi a aoeond-rounder. Another ooedld team to fail during t o aoread day1* yiay woo t o top-ranktag Prenth Mead of •iperWnce, ahlll aad yooth, Jad* quo* Bruguoa aad Barnard Dea* tremao, who mmwadotod to mt* groaalvo John McDtermid of Pmt Worth, Teaao, and Hal Serfaco, of Kansas City, W , H ®-T» �tt *'*' ~ • • ■- ___ -".■ ..* ^ t;,- \t j ■> i ? 7 , t * T T r’* P l l n i r i ' j ; ' M .> •'S *•- *' M *\ ‘ •jih * t ■ n M r * io lSllv-j U S*»fwl h Th« Only Ontral FWfkta CHjr ArroNinv Rail. IH«hway, AM Water TraiuportaUop AN tNDBPmMNT 1>A1LTN1WBTAFBB gANrOMU FLORIDA. I T O P A T , AUflUCT IT. IMS NUMIlfcR 361 > ->3 •HeartAifawnt Ii Fatal To George Hero WAB 8BCRETART DIES Pope Of Rose U Reported Is Low Condition Pin Worries Ovtr Destruction Of ONithoo, Death la S p an ish War War Boerstary Dtss la WasWagti pital F o l l o w i i f nerHcal DlieNer Head Of Denounces Great 1 France In Bitter 4] lasturuce Cotti 2 0 0 Attend County Rally Are Lowered By Day Events A t Lake Mary County Schools Throng Divides Time Between Recreational Danger Foreseen And Business Activities; Miss Keown C v *£ V 'I i .i A •i , .P Board Approves Pol­ icies For B u s e s , Fire And T h e f t :• Prieto Declares Taro Countries D es e r t ­ ed When Support Was Most Needed Copyright 19M by Tha a tod p i n . VATICAN CITY. Aug, 27.—4*1 —Prolate* dkekood tonight I Papa P ta. tha XI hoa i*s. aa waabsnad tram worry . tha Opaalih situation th at M artaly k ah k to r b t front th ro at a t tha clowp of audk latraaaiag heaviness of II p rak taa said. might malta it notary far the "U-year-old mat More than 2IH* iH'r.onn yesterday WASHINGTON. ha carried from one part of attended the County llame Oem- (AT) apoatolic pal.ee to another, Hk unit ration Club* uml County l-ll brother, Fermo, suffered float Insurance pollcle* catering *c- CJiiIm tally day event staged at tha name malady and a Jatdctit, personal Injury, dm, theft Kvansdale l*ui k in l,d e Mary. m W< fore hi. death nareral year, S g aan d property damage wrra au- Arranged ------ly Mi.* Ituth |iUrIM» TV, Vi,«fl*l,S wa* unnhlo to walk. Ithoriird yesterday afternoon by,rrnbergcr, county hotr.o ilenunSiutiit’a Soclulist xtrontf t>isclo*ure of the lluly Kether’, the flrmlnole County Hoard e f ,*tiatlmi agent, lho throng di.idAHOAR I) ROOSEVELT SPE­ mini. ttfitiiniiK hi* war turn pan n u m m condition came after prelates an- Public Instruction. . »d It* time equally between lm«i- CIAL EN ROUTE HtftMARCK, country the "Kthinpin of v h 04jr o a r s < nouneed tha Pope, assisted Vy aOj The Hanford limuror'i E** m*»a activltie* and u tm-realional N. !».. Aug. 27.—(AT—President Kuriipt'," tinlay Imrnt out in cardinals aaw resident In Rowe, change received the largest pul*!program. i< hitter (U'liinicinthm of ' ...on would preside at i reremeny k k « which Included provisions| Piinci|uit addresses of the day Kojsevelt movivl last night to. FVanco itntl Great HriUht. at Ik* In St. Peters to e.plal# for Ihe „ 95,000 maaiinum to any one wrre dcliceied ly A|i>, ■Mary K. ward tho heart of the nation's du»l Iiuhilt'ciu I 'liu to , w h» irn Boaoaralt kliling of prkit* i ml da*tm diroetka person hurt on a school bus, a n d 1"brown, ill.Ii let home detuoneiru- laiw', anxlou* to lenrn at first th e leatler u f th e p a rii’imetvof churcbea In Hpaln. with army 110,000 *um to cover all Ili- tiu« agent, who outlined ihe scope hand the plight of ihmsnnd* nf tnry .HuchilUt I’arty In th*» D im d M Jarirs sustained by more than of botli 4 II Club, and the Home fellow American* in order that u m ost im p o rta n t m an ItehiiMl enr person In n single mishap. Data's death folUeinon.lrnllnti Units, lung ra^ge program of drought pro Hie Madrid government, declared ytyaka) hi Twenty-seer 11 vehicles, Includ­ Qaarga Hrnry Dam, secretary af w ar h> Prraldrnt Rooeertit'* Further, she told of Hob activl- vcntj.in may lie formulated, Spain ha* been deserted by Iks ing county-owned buses and those tie* In Puerto Rich and other coun­ Ota aritfaatk* la a aatan cabin*t, died In a Waihlngton hoapltal today from a heart ailment very countries which should bw III* trip, billed a* n “non poli'.i. It* idle* in tho fight ag-tlnxt tha • s f k fk saai when ha in possession uf private Individ­ tries, exhibiting handwork which m a ltin g from an attack of influents. He was a strong advocate ual*. were covered by the poli* was the product of girl* in other cat" Inspect lor, took on the a«. spiend of European Fascism. af Utah ftm yaara ago __________________ •whkh ha aattr fatly • f national dafenaa. dee. pccti c.t a campaign tour. Crowd* nations. A Euriqican neutrality poet, ha D m ana taka gat It was pointed nut that the Mrs. K. It. Hindi irt read re- licked tu the station* along tho as,cried, will hurt Hoclnllst Hpoln et Utah hafata ha premium of (l.n i.fill payable on |viit* of the Home Ileruuiistration route in Ohin and Indiana. Mr. rather than help because, be said, the Insurance I* about $-100 less Council of ItrcvnrJ, Palm Hindi Roosevelt made platform appear­ f'ermnny, Italy ami Portugal will Walter Holly, Hlxtii Street, lain than that of last year, ance* un<| brief addresses. sign the part nnd gu on supply­ 'yeatrrday obtained n building whl*h »»* Fire and theft Insurance U",',1 8*‘?'ln" l“ To several hundred person* galh- ing nrm* to the Fascist R*b*l*. permit to make 126 repair* to amounting to |l,000 on riirh ofp7"^llowe,| iy u discussion of *ug. Germany, he said, eventiwlty r»d» "'tgeatm l club goal*. eied about the rear of hi* pri­ /residential property. the Id county-owned vehicle* Mi** France* Avnnt reported on vate car ul Barrett, I m l, he talked will present II* Mr! if the Rehab* wn< approved with a premium The final pietentatlon in a • f 1213.30. thu 4-11 rhih short course recent­ intiomley of crop* and rumpured win, anil he suggested the po*s|liillty that General Franrlsra aerie* nf amateur night perform­ The board also okayed the pur- ly in Tnllahnssce. The orgiiim.i- •he corn oottook In Indiana with ance* will lie staged at Ihe Kl'.i ehasr of td fire extinguisher*, Hon voted to ronlribute fill | ■ * tin t of the llsidsou Valley. With Frauen, Insurgent rummanifer-in. — Theater tomorrow night. Five ml 10.!Ml each, to he carried by fund ly which one former 4 II white-ha tied liovernor I'anl V, Mc­ chief, might one day give tha i z e . P U n C o u r s e n*u are billed, according to Joe Ms vehicles. ulr| is ii'vnrd.-d a state scholar­ Nutt nt hi* side he observed amid Hub-uric Isluud* to one of thu ^ * ___ ______ If SM .UI M irentette, manager. laughter that "Ihe governur say* Fascist power*. transportation contract for ship. r U IU X 1 I1 ly x il C O D I don't hava In be introduced t v These Mediterranean Islands I luring the day's nclltllles It 4)44.60 per month was awarded n *■• j *th e Sanford Woodmen of tho to R. W. Estes who will handle Was hnioght mil that thi. county an Indiand crowd." * off 'th* eastern count nf * Hpalu * dsfirwe hut tfalwad ha had might be an Important fic'u r I n , Seminole County'* Young Demo­ Vorld l.odge will meet tonight the Ovirdn-Hlavia route. hu* se.cn l-ll club, that are IllU rkt" Mania. Ha dtvafel . Seminole County'* Commission “I sin gulag out as you know," any Medlterrranean war. energy In affka to iwedrrnli- hga declined to allocate funds for crat* will reorganise tu.ilght at i t Mn'cliwk in the Wcodmen'a Hall Mis* A ntoinette Sullivan of Ft. standard. The indlvidinl Indies re. Mr, Roosevelt told hi* Harrell lis­ With Girnt Hrltinn nnd Franr* tag the army tnte n small but i the operation of thr> atale tu b e r-'7:30 o'clock In tho office of County t* observe "officer's night," It wa* fstuderdale wa* nppolnteil to solved Ihenisvlves to a program by tener*, “ farther west nnd up into nppenllng for non-intervention to first e l m fighting tore*. He a k e |« k e k sultotium under esnatrue- JutJ)re Jnm„ u . 8harun, u„ urJ. a. non need today. which Ihe same high level might the northwest tu see some of the the countries which lutro not teach home economic* In the nskfMad the war departm ent, ttoo u .a r Orlando, Mrs. P. to an *nn,;un„ nlt>ni made lo. 1Oviedo School nfter the regular be retained throughout the com­ worst drought rundition*. I must placed arm* embargoes on ship­ Judge E. M. Tally of Hcolt, trenurer uf the Herulnole , , . , , _ flaad eontrol week. My this, u* a Hudson River farm­ ment* to Spain, IVie to charged ** appointee had declined to arrept ing year. "F Alan ifharon, rice-proil county court* at Taeare* sen* thsr position. He at County Tuberculoti* and Health ‘ Among the senior group, All eila er, that I have been looking at coin France had broken her 'rued l*y tha Inauguration af the new Association,'** Id'today. [dent o? the group. -a visitor ...... . of — _Judge James t, Mr*, lethe How i id of Arrnn lamg won four swimming event* today in Indiana and I think our refusing to fulfill tho term* of ef tha A lack of ready money wa* of* | A program will be mapped out Sharon in Ihl* city yesterday . is named elementary teacher in the ircrcilldnul progium. Iter- rrrn on the Hudson River I* a lit­ mi arms contract which aha her­ fared aa tha reason for the re* for the rale or automobile plate* •Hvrnoon. nice I «ng m pturril one. In the tle belter than your* this year, self inaisted Upon. In the lake Monnw* Schmd. ■afoee haeemlng governor of^uanl, according to Mrs. Scott's uiging the re-election of President junior division, Selma I.cry took but only thi* year because gener­ Fighting went on In Spain with Friday's Ikies:* low, 4:21 A. M. U tah he was a mining mdh and statement. She added that no hope Roosevelt. Fund* from the **|e of two. nnd Hetty O vertired, Mar­ ally you tulse letter corn than we laiyullsls announcing a victorious tha Invtnlor af mining apparatus. for future tlninckl aid was held th*> lag* will lw employed in <le- nnd ft:0tl I'. M.; high', 10:21 A. M. guerite Culpepper and Anice do." counter offensive In ths north. and 11:IS P.-M. Hun rise* at d:0l Ha was tha seeoad Damocrat and out by the bady. fraying campaign e»|H'n>c*. Whittaker each won n single event. Rebel* said they were about to "I am, of course,’* he continued, A. M. ansi set* nt 0:60 P. M. 1saeoud non-Merman to become Mrs. Scott had requested an an* | Young Hhnrqji asserted that thr Mis* t I »ok tin* tluyS fir in* "very milch disturbed alaitlt those rupture the Important southern • f Utah, nual approprlall in of fa.QOO for gemlnote Club a so will I iy plans M*mn rise* at 3:23 P. M, ami for winning the grouted number poil* of the country that have had seaport of Mnlrigu. a ■ i set* a t 12:06 A. M. of .ini,. Mt,« Overstreet wu* practical y a total t-iup^ failure fh« cart of tubercular pptWnU for a local t‘aiu|iaiirn in sii|i|Mirt of fl * high point winner among the and that I* why I am gulag out In £"• the I•resilient and nil Ikmumcratlc A erow af city workmen today -----been admitted to the Orlande U* candidal. * who will a|K'« atuar on the wero employed on Municipal Pier look at It and gel information nt Election ballot* were coming Junior*. st itution. Mis* Culpepper placed fir*t and first hand." general election ticket In Novem- making rountine repair* to the in unusually fa*t nt the Seminole Under tha opera! k n agreement Ml** Her nice I.oog mi mul hi group wharf and replacing decayed pll* County Chamber of Commerce F a r N » v t «h.*iulc protwbly w ill in lug. this morning, it wa* annoumed one games for girl*. Annie ItrySearcy wero first C o u n t y T o w n s e n d i t c s — by Secretary Ralph F*. Hagwrll. , «nt. nnd Mary . while each of Florida's 87 coon* '^ 1 “ ",. Tha weather: generally fair to Since the ■leadline for r e r e i i > n'1 rc-.j.ccti*.-ly in group I 'l n n A l l - D a y M e i‘ t More than ten member* of thu • f th k rtty warn partly cloudy tunlght and Frliliy Ing the ballot* !• 6 P. M., Tuc*-1, a f M amirs nt in local Lion* flu b thi* afternoon A h L ubor D ay E vent except possibly showers In eiilay, Sept I, it I* expeclrd by the* , "VI '!?,*,0^ *" I'l* l",w1 ’ ' r1, were nitending the annual flahfor 'let liln, Mr*. Mary Rrant Anmng Ihe'objcctlew of the treme south portion and near ex- secretary that thi* week will see, fry given In Daytunm Beach by a A.j Tha assodatlcn treasurer IMT . ireme northeast eoast. Extreme more than half of the ticket* I'""1 « « • " »« «envi r win himI . . ***’<“ Ml;n !rT UrTT Younk Demstrata is an increasa.1 J. e E. Ih ndi u k*, Deiuocratlc the civic organisation of that Wright af tha tahall,tha best mcthml of fighting tha Northwest Florhl*: fair tonight, coming In from nil point* of tho •" •»>. M'». W. A. nominee for Uongre** front the Assasktkss ftoaa lung disease Is in 'Institutions nu-mliership. It has bean planned Friday partly cloudy. county, with a large number tu ll^ a rltt, Mrs. Weaver and .Mr*. fifth loiiKie»*ioi)ul district, will city. At a. club meeting In tho Vpl* taam I where carriers may be segregat- to conduct a ntumbvrdiip drive ------------------- — '^ u r on R,e last two days. IK- Herkstrum were winners. address Seminole Uounty, Town­ dex lu*t night it wa* ntiaounsed D . .. _ , : Mr. Bagwell expressed his de-| In charge of rerieulion were send Clulv t on toibur Hay ut n pic­ that the Itiiiiunqullla l.lon* H ub to whom tuheroub.*!* may sp re a d .'75 •**^ “ • wUh *h# K e g l N t r a U o n O O O kH sire that evrryono return their Mi*«* Helen lire- or. Carol Hai- nic on Noah present. Jacob's picnic of Columbia, South America, will of tha loaal club th k aha * p o in ts out that « k n « .rl° r* :nU4,t " “ ‘' r w n *T n f t o a n I n f ’n i l r l f V I marked ballot a* early ax !*•• !""ra n d D irothy Monger an do hn ground* in < huluula. dedicate a radio broadcast to thu was first imtituted w hat Improved tuaka in tha rmp cymerrt of a ■ O u p r n i n L - O U n iy i^ lbfe M fht, Mmnlt,ieeiSenkarlk. Thp ,lnit Man* for the affair Were made I,ion* of the world on Aug. 31 aoatrttoitka of |H g to tubercular nursemaid or other I here four y ea n ago during the can begin counting them un the Monday night in Oviedo when club between 11 IV M. and 12 o'ckeh A n n u ck U ^ hy thnCM y. aaJ servant. Every “spreailrr" of tu- campaign lending up to the lost Registration book* in the night af deadline dote. member* in that town ami (ivue- midnight. . •aatrihulMR a f IHM by th* bertulosis germ* can causa great ptesideiitial election. It wu* very country pracinetcs of Seminote Over 00X1 of the slip* wenThe program may he r**»ltra*l ,vu convened to lay the program. Iactive in supporting Democratic County will open Sept. 7 and rl»*e mailed to paid up member* with County Chamber damage, Mrs, Scott assarted. Other speaker* wi I la* A l i t tie, bv dialing ItMI't meter* on a Oct, 17, It wa* announced today every member’* name appearing Is Coatlnuing: *The fief u that candidate,. president o f the tirlxndo Town- short wave receiver, or at AU41.5 by W. J. Thigpen, county super- on them. .J d f l^ ; lt»W a«|o, |w Is pravcrU bk ami *end flub and Harney Cohen, an kiloeycle*. registration. Those sleeted to membertiiip Young Sharonvisor hasof Invited ul| ths , Uam «Ppr»aimatoly Sanfanl Mon* appointed Ed fa ndo tills inessman. ^*7— ^ MW?** ro* U tha f a m |M g f m o^m h***rfori(ta dle from 1.u night* m ating. Hooka to Hanford are now open on the board af directors will go interested tu attend toThe Seminole Count/ Chamber A* an interest to Ihe younger Mel*rh to represent ths organisa­ tma aoaaam, aau prunusaa |nJici, t„ th„ I Andrew f a n away|ier*on* I* secretaryand anyoiw may register on Mon­ into office nl the beginning <>f of Cnmimrci, today received a fighting days, Tuesdays (or Wednesday*. tha Chamber's fiscal year, sta rt­ copy of the |U:lil Agricultural person,, ) |j .. Audrey Urich, tion «n the Florida Coiuervallon nltudo Of the fight which may still H rw urer of thu local I wly, sgtiag. youthful organiser, will appear on Council, formed to preserve tiro OU. 17 a »u m tha locnl deadline. ing Uct. I. 193d. ha woa. | t k estimated that there I ............ —Yearbook, publlvhc.l hv Ihe U. the dny'a program. strle's wild life. will *w m bare to Mr. Thigpen *ald activities here Immediately .following thalr In- S. Itepnrtmcnt of Aqriculture (Ju| f ( ; a i g t , U o n lu st night's entertainment wo* i f March. 1W7, . o — m . The pitilic I* Invited to attend have been exceedingly light, a fact augurs Hon a* n member ,of the nnd iliatributed throughout the furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Fred to fallow probably due to tha past elections board, officers 'to ' serve the nation by the variiui senator* the activtle* which will include Chapman nf Orlando, slngar*. • abort training Ma­ a fish fry anil rnlertiinment. Chamber for the year will be of th k year when moat of the vot­ unit rongrrssinen. C. W. Far gar son. new Gulf Re­ to ■ tw aikillty that elected. er* rapist# red. The publication wa* *cnt to fining Company agent hero, wu* admitted to club meinlwrshlp. Ed the local Chamber by If, S. Hen taka Jsa E ogk n _ . The fiulf Refining <ompany's Cole nf the Tallahassae U*m* ator William to Hill, rorcc.iso____„ . . . . ______ ti to Ihe late Senator Dunean U Club was a gue»t fcraat and work M M ttoair fang. StOOKLYN, Aug. 2 7 - b P > _ ,MW n :ijn«^ , u *i1°*„•* l‘“rk„,*«■ Fletcher, who heretofore hxi ------------ ------------------. . . S Dkk Marrill trad Harry Rich man ni:# f , s " f!n 1 ,, »* > ' . fiirwsriU*i topic* to the county WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-M 1 took off today to th« monoplan* ’ w“ hi" iv# w” k*. urgnniiation. . ‘U d g Fooea" fra * rioyti Hen- | forUin* ,n ■» M tlnrtto mad* by —Despite the crop destruction *-•> Secretary Ralph F. Hiigwrll caused by the drought, the nation's litea *her* toThe chairman ax.ertcd it ws* A marked improvement over a natt airport an n non-dop flight rompnny -repretenU day. annootu'i’d that Ihe hock will be ■crncrul food supply for the 12 T *1* performance of ona week >K" *>• tha Legion's objective to get to Newfoundland. I placed oil tile shelve, of the month* ending next June will lie r .h , A n n a * _____*i , Completed, the establishment exhibited last night when the San­ They raid It was a test flight 0 . r . Harndoa. ak rtt of tha many parents interested In th a , 4/httl„t*.r'* library ami vestyone If t* Mar. A versus only about 3 percent uelow that Spr. Aversus tl 0* n a r t , waa rapartad to ba hafert n round trip hop they ex­ ll| repreaent an Investment of ford Sons of tho legion Rifle Tram Project 01 possible, lie invite* them I* welcome lu 0*0 it. 130.000 to 123.000, It was said. ___ I I Way Avtrofu «* of the previous 12 month.*, ths ta r'd its second practice shoot in very Am " today to Font- port to wnka to Loodun probably to attend tha weekly event*. Included In th i agricultural Bureau of Agricultural Econom­ A1 <11 »T While mi uperntor has been se­ the National Guard Armory. narrow. Martin la a veteran u . *« inform*'ion on pruxtiral- ics estimated yesterday. Mr Mero estimated that three ‘ book, f . *1 1« Twenty-eight youths were on the ■ major op- transport pilot. Rkhman l* a cafe lected for the station to date, it . >1 It n! ugrirolltirs in was understood that a local man rv‘ , >' f,,rm Compared with the drought year* and than ter akger. firing line. They were divided into weeks W|U be required before In-1 . *1 11 . ___ «• e rnti'in. with of 1931-36 Ihe supply wil la- only 11 will receive tha - spars U r's con­ Iwa groups, the younger cn*.* us­ eel team member, will t* ab e to | —twt»tion In M M |J la exported to b* crip.i. |) I t . H tract. Applications for tho ■ta ­ ing small 2M d i b i t tif r* while qualify for Ihe National R ilk As- r«*ur,u "" v:l' " 1 I percent less, tha report estimat­ | | front h k o flk a for about ci ...... tl CANT TELL ABOUT CU.ICU lk n nre now being received. ---------------------- * . «t Tl 1$ ed. the older boys fired regulation .22 satiation, lie said th at the Hsn.J to ft _ „ ....... t t . f l A normal capacity of about 3,- calibre army target pleers. food unit was oetermined to he ex - 1 IHITFIKI.IIFUt I'LKAHKH ALL IK . fl u CAINKSVU.r.E.. Fla-. Aug. *7. 600 gallons of fuel will bo stored _____ Percy Mero, chairman of Ihe pert in performanro before biaiuh. t« IT .......... fl JS* - OF)—New -Gator Uoach Jonh Co. la tho underground tanks which American Legion Beye' Work Cum- ing out for compatitlon. HUNGARIAN HUIC1DKM UP . fl IS H | NEW tilll.EANH, Atig. 27.—f/to I n ..... .......... 11 . f1 dy may In pamlmbtic or optimb- already ,h a,rt under , mittee, said one encouraging deWith the xumer camping *c*,on!—Tommy I lent it h, vrrsallle young M __ . . f1 17 BUDAPEST?" Aug. 27.—(/Pi —• ?l •k> It'a ■)) In tha interpretation Ihe foundation now being (aid. !•» 11 f t ' velopment of the Wednesday night nearing an en.1 and boys retuimug i New Oilean* outfielder, wa* a New figure* rat 11 .»• 21 .. ... . . . •« yog place am h k atoUmeat: "Flor­ The company hopes to open tb# • practice was the appearance of home, American Legion nirnibci* unanimous choice for Ihe all-star in Hungary In 1931, nonpar J1 . f| IS ida will nod be last In football station immediately upon its com-jmaay parents who h a rt uuyi on expect to Increase Lbs number in rookie team of the Southern o*jo31 ....... . ... f» ....... . u to a yearly avvragv uf 2,Q!ili 11 M l a r t in." **•“ “* ■ ____ ~ ______ IS tha ruin tasm, |tb a Junior rifle W aa, elation. 1924 tu 1934. •l* ...... ........... ......... »l 71 Harry Weoidriag lb A— t Past feMaot Mnabcr Wu B t r o i f ABvecste ; or o. a i Describes Puerto Rico Roosevelt Moves Through Heart Of 1938 Drought Area '» * In Gift To Italy Loyalist* Announce V i c t o r y ; Rebelo Prepare O f f e n s e SfiWS,fi5 IWt* County Declines Seminole County M w eUry S \? £ S!2J?*iS|lloneU ry Aid To To Young Democrats Democrat! 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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, August 26, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 26, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 26, 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