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the tMasevtUe G-Men,
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I n M m j r their U i u t i p jrti•j m im m M v taeday aftenmon aad teat, R U T ,
i h r r ti lt p w e b e e 'fa r w t r fourth setback la U m
lsisli, 5 Gu n
WitRM| Streak
M ats T sV Iv. HHa
RT. A U Q l/m * * , Arc . to —
m ad . engagements, TIm first two
e p im Martin Ruuby, Mb Mi, and
N ^ 'a TarpWy of Tampa, Ha.,
while petra aad P tltu a face
Chare* Harris of Palm Reach, Ha.,
aad 'J . Burk. WUkiaaea af Naw
Yack, former Uarrard a n .
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M i fall m
8« m m j
I, «M he Rm p n
a t t m kl> attack ia Um openT, Arc. n k b t a E N r tnm m to taka a twc-rea toad.
I eaech la toMtoc T to Oel u d A f t— b o n ed dawn
• a n - n w m hi tto Utod — Um G-M«a ranched
a—m c t o —arta J b s MaGtok fa r U m klta for
MUM Um w f l U n a n a a . A a a tto r Cad error and
a t I P. E M Um to * klta c a n Um circuit pater*
a t AMR.
|a r— ia tto foertk.
M b aad U l l i l i i l WiU aacartain rapport behind
m a ll b r Um Aral kies McGtato toat kto effratlvet t keavy praettoa a m ia tto fifth, aad tto O iln ...
< h k b Mddto villa b a tte n rapped him for f i n
Ihlta aad f r a r More runs. Jake
to n - jU M U a wW t r a i l was a n t to to reltore Meto* t o U * . *t o t Gtoia aad snet aedsd la retiring
—• to m a t t t o the visitors. Ia t to sigktk, Bunch
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w _ jkH McMullen, who x o rtd on Bor“ . ****** —™T*, oil's doe hie fer tto enly counter
y y * .
- v * * * acatoet tto Red n tof herler.
ira ra ra . t w o , Sweeney, afte r sum Ivin* the f ln l
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i l i w . . 2 hraiac attack of tto DoUnd club,
r M la w
aaw
^ locale Hi check until tto
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eifk U when t t o Red. bunched
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fear hits wlU a Gainesville error
JR K1LLXD
*• add U m n a a to thalr count.
C m aan tira home runs by Jack
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M lm
Roll law aad Winfield No.ley in
HacKciula. H ita . U e a ia U with tw o away made tto
it, hat b t to dalphia race drhrcr, waa fatally to-'
* • * • " *ald j ored M Billy Wiaa af Detroit
» drabt aa to .apturvd the tt-ed te B ute F air
Bterekeepere la the Northeast
... . .
champbmhip e rm t at the State
ALL THIS WEEK
SHIRTS 1 0 c
SeRioole Count
PH O N
Arkansas league are hating Ueir
troubles. There are four u U af
toothers ia the league.,
Shanghai aad Nasklag, China,
boast huge etadlame m etbc TR,*
000. Many were turned away franc
tto Chinese Olympic tryouts.
Too Late To Classify
I. Bar.
lyment;
Held hit By Pitsgorald and Darla'
bad threw to first an the play anabed HcfloWsa to neck third la
the;.alath. .Jack OrV» backed
• b o p ¥P w ijh n leaf fly to can
tor and the Saint shorts tap anally
■raced'jrftor, the catch with St. Au-
LAST
OPPORTUNITY!
7 A .M . to 10:30 A M .
to right. Bill ReMatoek of De- tons Boach; Smith, Caaaler, Gal
l a i d waa a m y popular raadi-, |sra i , Gould, Lowe, >park man
tto Georgia State tsnnie tourna dale, to t to m i d not master and C o m a of Pslatka) Xupanic
ment and take tto rtomptoaahip sufficient rotes to east sty ef, Baker. Boniwr, Swtadsll ato
trophy to Herbie for tto second
successive year.
Arthur Handrii, of Lakeland, rnho foiled to place n man on tto fw nnd McShane ef GainesviUc
Isat yasr’s champ, did nut defend mythical nine.
I Davis, Maltby, Cotes, Clary, Rtohia title.
One of tto best fights far post* traf, Langston. Terns, Mato and
After Guernsey .laminated Bob* tk a waa staged ever the catcher's Rodgers ef Buford; Didrtkaon,
Mtt, 0-3, 0-3, M , tto Atlantan herU, with furmna Oweoa of Bt.'
------ *»■-*‘ whipped Don Buffington fn finals Aagsttoo, Joe Btotrwf ef Romford
of the junior singles division, R-3, aad Mill McDougal of Golaesvtllo
B-3, S-3.
the landtag actors. The three ef
Tto top-seeded Guernsey al them split the veto eeasldcrnhly,
ready toe to hia credit rhamploe- hud Owens get the job when he
■hlpe In the Hetida Htato, Ala sheered n slim mar gin of am
bama 8Uto, TenM.se*> Stale and first-choke veto near Bistraf.
Prank Gornkkl of DsytoM
Mid-Atlantia men's singtoe, and
the Houttora Junior.
The young Floridian mat RobUtt with a deadly st re dines, and
flashy covering of ground. Ho ea
LANEY
Its no us*,men! * We can't ste a l th e
WALES, Ang. IL —OF)
sbsC Aug. >.
h y d r pa r k , Aug. « L - ^ r y Preoidut Roosevelt »has' earveyed tto rvsclka to hln no po
litknl-spracto.-bsfopo- tOctotor
statement, whUe a debate began
■bag campaign observer* tore
ClbARETTES
*h
co n in D ogM c-A feftou?
th e O ld G old fo lk s have
DOUBLE MELLOW
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th e f r u W io < 0 U G a tf• p M U ni, lilt* a micas f i M * « Iba
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EhtibHiVe la 1PM
B A N fD U D . FLORIDA* T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 25. 1PM
tomrictSUin
When Prison
Inmatoo Riot
Police Begin
Campaign On
Auto Speeders
B m k Ftbm G forfii
. I—tltD tlii B i d s
j As f l i r t s Wound
* Flftosn Insurgents
CommiMion O k e h s
Use Of Nocturnal
Motor Officer T o
Cover Park Avenue
VICTIMS OF SPECTACULAR PLUNGE PROM BRIDGE
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. In tin e Of D u t y
Her Jail Sentinels
HLLEDGEV1LLE, Ga.,
n .—(AP)—A riot at
iato prison brought
___ to ora prisoner and
tn a h o t wounds to 15 others
M* last night.
, Superintendent R o l a n d
la w m e n aaid the prisoner
ktldd waa W. E. McDaniel.
*L Atlanta, serving four
years fer robbery,
’ "The prisoner k » t hi* Ilf*
w hso guards flrsd
d iir a
h u h *f m i In the whit* dor*
ndteeg ru*hed the doors rrprst*
Mty and tried to batter down
:R deer with Ire* beds end for*
husnod a rerdirt (hat McDenbt
w as I B d hy guards acting in
th a Has of duty.
• T V Mpartatendmt told shoot
y e prtMOSTS atlrrrd l | the riot.
-Me n U there were shout £00
. V s la IV dormitory w h m the
r i s - t h o prist
M rostering gatot for s
hut trwwhlo heoko out again
V o ile d upon Moron pollc*
¥ m tear gs*. Non* of the 15
in u n d o d primrwr* was reriou*
Ip h art so guerdo turd bird
la w rm e t said the ringleader*
were put Is stocks for ebout 40
tateateo. Ho said all tho prtsw i n were out picking cotton
tsday.
“ T V suporintondont
received
• hod tu t on t V bond from a
V t Uo thrown hy o prisoner.
Mo m of tho ruardo wes h u rt
JTwo Weeks’ Role’
From
SehoolUiut
" T V " V u wuaka1 ruling*' by tho
l a t e Baurd a t Health, pertaining
'V j^ a M M ’a n t r s a c s to public
Uw afflt* s i T. W. Lawton, coun
ty aahaal i»)*rta tends*!.
Pstlowiag I* tV aampteto text
ad IV rut* laid d*wa by lha Board:
*■i "Aay child rotaing from aa area
I hy aay »p idsmis *f condta*ass, particularly pommast bo within tho state
oka before enrolling In a
■ child wishes to enter
I within a few days nftar arIn the state he should bring
Brfth U r a rortlfteato signed by
te Ngatahfc. praatking physician
tit*Haw that there la no apidemi.Mf aawtagiowi dUeaaa in the comV a a ity frees whkh the child
Of Intoxicant*
U S Fine For
la CRy Court
charged
■ Leala 1
HW UHl aatlla
I
_____ ___• Ikpuiro
V
v BtaaS
E m s .a Ik m as e r nermlt, yes~ n te y waa flaad B > or glren
18 \ V
la Jail whaa arraigned
hadkra Municipal Judge Miller
V * m m ad W. T. Crere*.
d V ria i
with aaaaahing his
Wife, waa Irnaaftrrad to
the
ad
I
lettering and
against E. If.
a tea day prison
charged
-------- ------ -------- fined »S or
St*MB I V sV raatlv a of »pend
V V days la the r i t y Jail.
w a k a a e a charge* against
, 5 . J . 1BMaawyar warp continued.
fcfahSj.'iiVr
BRITISH WARSHIPS RACK TO SPAIN
N U M B E R 25P
iNations Aim
To Ban Spam's!
Brutal Modes
Violation* On Inter* i 1
national Lawa Of
War Draws Action
F r o m Diplomatu
Hitler’s Decree '
Causes Tensenead
By PAT PATTERSON
A mere waa under way hero
today to institute a night motor
traffic patrol designed to en
force speed law* on Park Avenue.
y :
At th* instigation of the City
Commission last night,
Polieej
Chief Roy William, -aid he could{
arrange th* hours of Chari**
Shaffer, motorcycle officer, for
nightly patrol duty.
'* » n #
iv . )
Mayor Hhinhnlser offered the
|)[|iinnmlii* udidomIs d»* ,
suggestion of after d i-k enforce-!
airttril (d rh«k Ihp brutal* * J
ment of the speed regulations
it.v of Spain's flt'rco elfU
after describing several outstand
wnr
wero mithoritnliveljr P#*
ing violations which he personal
jwrtot? In bo the subject of
ly
witnessed.
Commissioners
communication* totlay b#*
Whitehurst, Dupree and I-odge
concurred. Commissioner I-cffler
tween Franco and Grout
wa< nhsent.
Britain.
It had been proposed that nmThere have liecn wkV*
bor traffic light, Ik1 installed at
"prestl re|a>rl* of miatrait*
strategic points along the Ave
merw of prisoners and rlvUlaaa
nue. However, It was later
hy l.ith the Horlallst goreromeak
termed
more
economlral
and
ef
Th* photographer w»» on the job—and »o w* »*e Mrs. Bom Schulti receiving tin t aid treat
and Fancist Rebels, It in the**
violnllons of international ra k a
ment from sn omhulane* doctor after tho f r illy automobile driven by her husband took a spectaeu- fective to u ,e n night motor
Great
llrilain
sent
her
great
cruiser,
the
Repulse,
and
two
1>cycle officer.
of war which the proposals SiW
lar dive from the upper roadway of Manhattan bridge In New York and landed on the jiromenad* of
stroyrrs
to
Spanish
waters
to
protect
her
shipping
after
tho
Eng
Cost* of each light would have
tho greet span far below. Her aon, Philip (left), III, wsa the only on* of fire In the car who es been »1.17.50, City Clerk Prank lish merchantman Dibcixvrjon was halted and Uiarded by officers designed to check, not tV w ar
„
itself.
,.
caped scrlou* injury. (Associated l*rr*a Photo)
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51. loimson told the Commission.
________ . fr„„| u Spanish government warship off Morocco. Seamen are
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r Fu^ , r
Pf-w**'*; shown nUmnl the Hcpuls* preparing for action. (Associated Press h
suddenly was mad* awe*
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nklpal governing b..dy approved:*
- ' expansion of (..rm .n y 's army.
Hitler’s doubling of th* univer
the purchase of warning sign,
sal military term in th* ILM l
to b* placed at Intervals along
serve,! to throw th« whole In
Park Avenue.
ternational conflict between right
Tho
necessity
nf
these
was
f i t Th# AMOT1stIM l‘r»sai
and left element* Into sharp re
pointed out along with the i«n1'rimariea, in three sU tei
lief.
nouncement
that
the
thoroughcommanded national attention
Hitler’* deerro of two ytara
today.
„!TT., i, J
t Janu* Kahson Spend* Vacation Period In nf rmnpuLory service under
In Mississippi, the veteran
arms was aimed directly a t what
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Havana; Talk* -Of• —Old Model
Senator I'at llarrisun, after a
the Nazis railed aggressive S t
i w CommiMloii nlm tinuhf<(
campaign in which he stood
Auton,
Burial
TrnctH
r i a Russian milltarkaro.
“ lightly on the proposition of *inon record a* a New Deal sup
Leftist m m
it# M
M r
[ploying another motorcycle
.
ofporter, contested with former
Congressman J. Mark Wilcox flrer, although action was do-' James Ruhann, wrll known h>
in IH07 Germany's fighting MM
A reeommendatlun that m.atetGovernor Bennett Connor for
would total 1.200,088 *g m art?
will arrive here tomorrow to ad fayed until adoption of the llkhl-'cnl ousiness mao, who has just
|itl "selllng-fiom-trucks" license the Democratic senatorial nomtwice tho French strength m
IT
budget.
There
were
Indications
returned
from
a
|u
day
trip
to
Cu
dress
a
joint
session
nf
the
Fanbe reduced from S-’ » to $15 wa» ination, equivalent to election.
,1105,000.
font Kiwanii Club and tho St. that another patrolman will be I,a, deseril-cil that island today as
mad* to tho City Commission last
In South Carolina, there was
German nulhorltle* ratln u L d
I cing the height of comfort dtuitig
Johns River Improvement Asso. added to the force.
night ty Roy Williams, chief of a clear rut fight between B«nth* few order would bring Ik*
Meanwhile, a constant drive
the h-il suninu'r months.
(1st
ion.
po;ic*.
,
ator James F. Byrnes, Admin
arh.y up to between 700,000 **4
The
*° ’^J*'*1* heller trnf-, Not only ure the breeiea cmil
The officer said the slash would istration stalwart, and two New
Tho imeeting U scheduled to gel
,oo.»i(ni men.
enable the law enforcement de Deal critics, Thomas ! \ Htoney. under
ider way at 12:15 I'. M. In the ,» .„ i.? i « "i h' r‘’» N,’w
atniMsphete fresh, but
Russia, to which Trsncw |R
regulations
have
been
put
Int.r
tl.s-rsanno
files
or
........
to
partment of the city to collect tho j former mayor of Charleston,
dining loom of tho 5Uyfsir Ho
force on Ibirk Avenue. A plan is
traveler or t»uri*l, ,\|, W i'tltU'Kday Aftivitics hound hy treaty tie* of mutaal
tel.
peddlers' tee* with greater ease and Col. Wil iam C. Ilarllee, reJwlng farmutatnl to print nn.l
, nilL
,, ,
- , , ,,
| assistance, has a fighting fo*M
and probably would induce de
All person* interested in attend
tired marine, Tor the DemoAre
Scheduled
r
or
lot 1,100,000, tho largest wru
linquents to make Iprompt pay eratlc senatorial nomination.
ing tho affair should make reseiva- i f traf k kws
rk T u -im ' '
........... ... th“
"f ‘h"
ments.
Park
At
LakeMury|ln,^
8J (;,‘,fijrhUn(r u.tWf.n ^
Six irpresentative* are to lie X V S r r *
Wttb U working toward th ^ d o p li" '“ 'of ^ T s 'e rim '" ’"*"•*"
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In a report of colection suc nominated.
O. P. Ihrrndon, chairman of the , uniform system of trafflr or,
" ,luri" “ ,lK
’ ,7 —
, 1
Govcrnnunt ami Rebel* cnaliR*
cesses Ihi* year, the chief said ap
Ait ull-duy Joint rally of lh"i
committee on a.rxngements.
fin an ces approved in Washington
i ""
n '1
In
California
Townsend
proximately lio.mvi had been add endorsed candidates
Among the notables invited, oth- .by a safely organisation who " f ' in,'■cll•, rh‘‘t- lf nothing e.,i*. Nemiti.de County I -11 Club* and.
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sought
ed to the local treasury from this nominition* In 20 congressional er than Mr. Wilcox, are Senators ' a,ka that all Hnite<l States mu- !" ,
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..... »'*r«u" lh« Homo Dciiionstrntion (lu h s 'e -s
« «■ ,
w*
M
source of revenue.
Scott M. Loftin and William Hill, nlclpalitles employ tho suggested
Mr,N' *"»«'••
ts scheduled from |tl A. SI. tin- o I © t* K I i l O U f l U 8 C
district*.
In response to pleas by Henry
Judge C. O. Andrews, Democratic statutes.
I Hotel owners on Ihc former til 5 ]', M. tomorrow nt EvansSpatiish Isle stated that Hits sum dnle Park it. Like Mary, accordWatson and Jimmie Wright, tho M i l u i o n l
BR .----------------- nominee for the U. 8. Senate,
mer hud seen the l>e*t Amet knit cording to Miss Ruth IturrritCommission allocated $500 to as- “ l U n l l a l
M 1 O R I H i l l "Lf*" Given, riingieroman, and
t a n it season for some time, lull Is'rger, county homo demonstra
sist the Sanford llaseball Also- ¥ „
F n f n w 4 n i N i H A n 4 i "tittle Joe" Hendricks, Democra
general business ronditioiuk-wrre tion agent,
elation in finishing the season fi- * »
E d U c n t U n i l l € I l I < tic nominee for Congress from the
descrilied by Mr. It >. sun a*1being
new Fifth District.
nanciilly sound.
Abi.ut 200 persons un: expect
Despite their abhoraneg Rf
very slack with a large percent ed to iittend the event, busing water, lions' roaU improv* whM
The two baseball enthusiasts
The presiding officer wilt b->
age
of
unemployment.
explained, at length, tho benefits
George W. tilts a of Jacksonti le,
the estimate mi lust year's af Imthe. I,
City
8up*rlnt*adMh
W7i.it surprised Mr. Robson mo l fair, Miss Dtirrcnbcrgcr said.
Mis* Finis* Winn, Mac Closer, president of the St. Johns River
of a baseball club to th* city, *mJames Moughton nshl today.
was said by him It* Ik- the fact that
phnsliing tho constant publicity Berger W eiUr and Harry Wes Improvement Association.
Tho day's feature nddru.isr.i
Mr. hloughton waa comments
there were no miMbiii filling sin- are to be niud(. b / Miss Mmy K. Ing on tho surprising remit* oh*
The principal editress nf the day
received in largo citlea that own ter entertained Rntarian* at
meet
lions
on
the
island,
even
m
lluvnmi,
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delivered by Congressman
"farms'' In tho Florida
State th .ir regular weekly luncheon will -be .............---- J ™ 0 1Uun’< ‘T1UU e * 111 ..............
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tuined recently through tho Inevening. 7;oo o cluck und that gasoline win served to
today i.n a program which was Wilcox who U expected to discuss ,
League.
•lullatlim of a shower bath In
under
the
direction
of
Eddie
inland waterway improvements and |
l
Hotel.
Jears^ from two-gilh.n cans, inA petition was received from citthe jungle kings' cage a t MnpropostD,
)
.
.
,
■
steud
nf
from
the
usual
uulomalic
taena in the neighborhood of Myr Reynold*.
nicipal Zphp.
Th* fourth district roprrsenta- L
*"* • ‘•'■king | pump. Ins'-llatbm oi few pumps
Mi** Winn gar* a number of
tle Aranti* at Fifth and Fourth
Tho siiperinlrmlent asserted
v , " municipal valuation ttll, un.lerwuy during his stay
8tr*eU protesting the existence of im|K-rsoiialiona of famous scr*»n tir* ho* repeatedly expressed him -! . a
that a marked improvement haw
l i ,
l l ' i * ' * ll' 1' 1 there. Th* price of the fuel ranged
B Junk yard on the west side of characters, including Za8u Pitts, rolf In favor of the suggested S t.' j,
been effected in th* npprsreMR
(CM barS On rag* Two)
G reta Garbo, and Mae West, and John* River-Indian River canal, a
r
1 1* '
f r om 27 In ll'l rent* per ga ton
of tho lions sine* th* Innova
sang a number of songs. Mac project which i* af vital Interest to
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wiith American **il companies supAn intense period of activity tu- tion of tho shower betas*** 18
oeminole <minty * Board of plying practically all of it.
Closer entertained with a se 8*m|nol* County.
iluy
lay before tin* City Commis enables tho animal* to rid tb*te
•
™
'ic
Instruction
will
convene
at
What
probably
attracted
Mr.
ries of .election* on h k h ar Congm im an W llro * Is w-ll
sion
whirh is beginning to make tmtlies of dead hair and InducM
tomorrow in the county | R„|,son's Interest most, was Ikmonic* and guitar. And
Mer known In Sanford. Among his out 1° A',
.1
preliminary
study ••f prni lll'll'il them tu rub Ihentselv** agalaat
ger Wester played th* violin standing achievement* In the b.w- ■uperlntendent
, . , _ a, offic*.
_ ... It. was an r„t t ih it the people In Cuba me •p, | pi’iip|ituii’, fur th, Iy:!rt 17 fi,. a "rubbing post" placed for t W l
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nrcnmpanied by Harry We***r er U n ittd S ta te s House wn-t tht* j
f J tijrtbiy l»y F , W . I^ w lu n .
Ithe best lire,,ed people he ho > eal veur.
convenience and amusement.
u,
,
**Vi*r
CtMtA ui«> in yokud evi*ri
While the shower does ash
Approximately three week* of. *
*
Car t er . . . t. passage of the municipal bank
hirst on tho governing hinly'.,
.SK
p«r«on.«
ronncclrtl
with
th**
f,,r
nun
wulkin^
tho
«trrfftn#
arul
work n s u in to be •Io m on tho .
C" U t *** In‘ ruptcy act. He plana to introduce f.rm crnlit udm mist ratio., wet- , „„
program it the adjustment and produce n spray like a bathroom
wearing
a
mat
at
all
tint.
,
shower, It creates a fin* mlat,
NatkaaJ Guard Armory under
•« lh« dub aa a new an Everglade* reclamation net in
hero today to ,|i.cu4* with C. R. i, ,„>L thought to le a gentleman. »Htiiig ,if property valuations. barely visihle, of which th* Ilona
the next session of Congiess.
construction here, it won esli-; member.
That
will
I
p
o
followed
by
a
com
Daw sen, county farm agent, th.,\|r. Ualamn was iiiipres.cd with
are not afraid, 5fr. Moughton
mated today by W. 8. Ear!*.1 Visitors at today'* luncheon In
pilation tpf the budget.
need and |mssdiiliti*a of farm
tl o a lla a c * aa M a e tk isr)
said.
d k trk t work director for tho cluded Ed Henderson of Cocoa,
Tentative
figures
already
have
loans for next year.
Frank 8ncll of TiluarlU*, Bill
h
thro* counties.
teen prepared by l ily Clerk Frank
Of tho average retail prk#
II* laid workmen ar* now *n-l H l*llabathara of DaLand, E. U
M. L iiiisipu und subruitti'pl to Com
Wednesday's tides: low, 2:00 A.
C o lllltV
nr 1I.H rent* per down fog
in placing the finishing Coa of Perry. Mr. Hughes of
missioners
for
goiilance
and
study
M.
and
3:01
IV
M.;
h.gh,
8:24
A.
g
,
"
.
Bhearun of
o ranges In toifl, 27 p ercen t, M
i -3
touches an th* Inside, while brick
■w*
in ill siting tho cost of city gov
City Attorney Fred It. Wilson M. and !>:&> I*. M. Nun rises ut 11:00
8,7 rents, went to th* producer,
facing operations on the out,Mo! Jarkaonrill*,
ernment
fir
another
12
months.
A.
M.
and
sets
at
I'.
M.
Moon
today waa making final airang-tnreording to tho Bureau of Ag
ar* net Hog completion.
Indications have hern apparent
mepta for the execution of a lease rises a t I :.17 I'. M. und sets at
Th* Armory project* oririnally
that tho municipality may end tho ricultural Economic*.
under which the Winn la.wlt 11:14 P. M.
waa alkcatad about f29.000, Mr.
rurrent fiscal year with nn exCompany
will
occupy
its
p ir rnt
Ea.i* said, but later an addi
•Seminole County farmers have Jieniture of some (.V 'l't less than
warehouse fur anuther ten years.
Tha weather—fair to partly
tional allotment IIJMM was ap
received |1,7Wl,.iU in luans and was clim ated.
cloudy
tonight
and
Wrdnssituy
Terms of the contract ea i fur
proved to chang* the outside
grunt- from the , resettlement
Tho Commission is planning a
,
,, mlan annual payment of y:i|vi plus •ice p t possibly showers In *X-I
from a weatherboa ni surface >o
serirs
of budget slu<ly Hirelings,
trom
.
south
portion.
Extreme
*'*
/***'•
•
"
°
1
,din*
*'*
th*
payment
of
taxes
that
w
o
.
Id
a brick face.
Billy Parrish, baiadkt, last night
tt-eort**** • • psgs I l m |
1“ i,lr " dispaLh uriglnaltng yes- although no definite ilntr- lias tpeeri »*n.
r - h . A v .rm * .
waa voted the wbuwg of a **ria* be levied if th* properly were
....... — tt*liijny in I hit of kit of Wilt I IT JIIIw ■ >et. Ilecaus* of Commissioner VV. Wsr.
A v ars* .
of aix amateur contest* staged a t privately owned instead of Lung
A. Is-ff er’s ahsenee, the Loard Is *pr. A v ar* * * ------- M
Mae Avar*** ---- M
th* Rita ThcaUr. II* aad fir* other in possession of th* city.
emergency relief cminetl.
deferring action, since a full com i n t t 'i T
Th* leas* provides for an op
weekly victor* competed la final
DUtressrd grower, throughout mission Is drsirrd cefuro LulgjTt
tional
fie*
year
occupancy
at
tho
Tl
it
competiUoa la a WDBO broad
the rnt in- state have received II,- tary work i* undertaken with a
3»
1*
termination
of
the
first
ten
years.
B. F. Hilnee, rke-prrsideat of cast.
Fiv* hundred ballots for the OIH5,>t!*7..'>ll in loans and | ‘.t1,H77 8U view toward finality.
*1 1«
th* Serainol* County Chamber of
• X IS
Radio aiidknc* votes wero tu e j
• lection of a Seminole County in grants, the statistic* revealed.
it
•* T t
Comnwtr*, and Ralph Bagwell, in determining th* triaaayhaat *nIn thi, county there were 42
Chamber of Commerce Board «f
DEHN ILL
S IT 'l’tlBTH CRtNIDENT
it
Tt
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secretary, will attend the month tertainer. Mr. P a n k h *k*d out
totaling Tf•l*■’J», i WASHINGTON,
Tt
— H
Director* w*r* in th* mail today, who
ssriM applied Ifor
"■ loans *,,*"**,*1
"
M M , 411
Aug. 25.-(.71 M
II
TS
ly breakfast o f th* Central Flor a slim winning margin of saven
WASHINGTON. Aug. SS.-bD according to Secretary Ralph Bag- 4ll.lt* of whirh tH.ltrj were * p -I—After a conference with the »
Tl
. »»
ida Council Chambers of Commerce rote* over MU* KM** Winn who -O fficial* * t Walter Ree.l Hos well.
proved. Forty-two [persons ob I'residrnt today, Senator Carter It
»>
T«
•1
bi Flag ar BaasH tomorrow.
gav* ImpersoaaUaaa * f cekorc- pital today <xpr«a*«d anxiety uv.
The votiag ticket* must ce re tained outright grants amounting GIjss of Virginia said h* wuuld l«
If
ai t
Objacta of tho breakfasts ar* ties.
•r the condition of Secretary of turned by S«pt. t, Mr. Bagwell stat- to |I.BrtH.:,n.
vole fur Rnosavelt nev,' November I t
•1
to bclag chambers of eommarr*
Th* amateur night program) War Georg* U. D*m who ha, tern td. Following th* Mlection of hoanl
Mr. Hawkias' figures ihnwed twit wa* undetUed whether h. P*
t ^
»l
worker* iato closer contact with war* staged weekly k*r* by Jo* Hi th«r* fur more than a month members, the group placed in the that 7171 I'jans were mail* in the wnulii speak la n cammpalgn. In It*
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So
IT
E a r t h advertising methods sad M arowutu, n i l ig r r *f th* Bits with heart complication growing chair* will select Chamber of entire state, while grants tota'el the post he crltciied sum* N«w
Tt
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ta e rk t y ruble ma, ___ pkyboua*.
._______
ficer*.
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*«t «f aa tafliMMR attack.
4M3.
____
. . .
Oral policies,
_ .
I*}
U
German Reich Vote*
To Double Compulrary Army Ihitleu
City May Slash
‘Truck - Selling’
License Costs
of
daring t V a y ro a r.
tow rkts sot fhu to the
not
01*
without
S a n fo rd l a T li« O n ly C n r i r t ) V
F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R ail. I l l c k t n f t
A n d W a l t r T ra n s p o r ta tio n
Elections Hold
Nation's Eye In
Three Sections
Wilcox To Talk Lr'i”
Before Kiwanii
Chib Wednesday
'^«"r - f
2=21
*
Cuban Island Comfortable
And Pest-Ftee In Summer
C i v i c Orfranlxatkm
To Have JointMeet
With River Group
$500 AI l o c a t e d To
B o l s t e r Baseball
T e a m s Treasury
Dem onstration
Clubs, 4-H Units
Bill Rally Day
New Shower BatK
To Better Looks
At Rotary Meeting
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
C .ity Commission
F a c e s Period Of
Budgetary Studies
Sanford Armory To
Be Completed In 3
Weekly Earle S a y s
Wilxon I Preparing
Lease On Warehouse
“ - ...... .
BUIy Panriah Win*
Rita Theater R a d i o
Context Over WDBO
duuubcr Attache*
To Attcad Council
*
Gets $9,780.50 In
Farm Alligations
LOCAL WEATHER1
Tickets For Chamber kin’'
Vote A r e In Mail*
,H,r';,r of “T n*“,,nal
•1
•1
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the headline* caught m f sfet
"Spain Tern by O H I War,"
Eth top tans S n u Attack,” ’’Freaeh
Plena Chases Italian Bombsra,"
“Ctalm Russia AMs leyaltato,"
^1 Dees Ready" • « •
A* I p at down p et paper a a
teak la tk a gay m m betare wa 1
could not help but M » tm l It oNb
the REAL "Btruwts e f the Wortd"
aa drsrrlbad M thoae i i u l v r I
linn. Btiuata th a t raw rad
; streets s t u ped ta bate
maplelow, rate ptejaAca, tat
ante aad blttaiwcas, fanned by the
flames of H a s s greed, setltabnnv and the h a t far power.
Streets sitae with human
gnne mad, men aad t
screaming, cursing, sbouttaf,
with bayonet, rifle aad a
gun, alert to K IL L flute elm seuld
ghostly f w M A ra b s'sa d Bjrrl- be heard the drew* a# ataj*
« ■ : Rarstaas la thetr brflltaat motors, here agata was tbs
smocks; Sooth g*B Islanders, Japs tal bomb aad tba star sbsD, bat
■ad CM— . A potpourri of < n tf , thoae below ertaged ta feer e r rsa
cetar a ad nationality Mended la a for caver. Hers a# M t search1 . W n m 1 M 0 tlr o a g h I M S , c o
taartatotag * p agm at — staging, lights else swept the skis*, tart
i loam M M to MtTSlMOiOOO
daarlav and tasgktng together aa in srarcb of a target, rather than
In disclose tba majestic bsaaty
out pencil!
French girls aad deahlag Spaa* of a grsreful airship oe S
tarda gaily whirl to tho rauetc of ful mission. What a ghastly scene
an Italian orrhrvtra. trial) m lcrm those headlines Inst led aw ta pit'
tala hands with Jugoslovaktaa lure, and I turned agata to tho
youth* and caper about to the festive ureas before ms. fte differ
tearful “ummpah-i” of tba (Jar ent. nnd pet aa parallel.
I thought of this and thee of
man band. Laughter rang out lnctaaantly. Many rang aa they fered up a silent prayer or that
« i|M I ia lt>Si wagaa — M M to <7 p p U ef
danced. All war* happy, amlllng, fulness ta r the United States
Am- rlca and all that it steads tar.
rarefrea
8. The total Income of p rin t* bueh aae lit
Fackcd about the plain ware I realised that today, as aer
IMS was 49 par cont bolow 1939, bat in tka sama
thousand* | f dellghUd spectators, tare In our history, wa must _
•even w ar period tho toco— of . f i n n n i R t ,
while tb« sidewalk cafes were against those stabler taflatacas
through ta rn , tocnawd 27 p*f cant.... ,
Jammed with a gay, happy throng that are bringing death and d r
4. Tba portion of .national toco— rvpreeentof fun seekers, drinking aad ntak- atrurtlon In the REAL “Street* ef
«d bjr i m n m n t expenditures Raeriy .dmiVM.
lag merry. W alters and wait- tho World—race prejudice, totalreams In costume bustled aboot, eranee, greed, eelftahnets, leek
It root fram U par cont to 1989 to 14J par cant
carrying hugs steins of Leer, tusty human understanding and the lest
in 1935. >,
)*• •
dtahes—spaghetti, goulash, srhnelt* for power.
5. Far capita wapea—tho amount of wegeu
There sre today ta OWE
iel, tamales, thill,
m m , chop
caup auey,
aney, and
snu
paid to each Individual—advanced turn aa overFreneh pastry.
age of 91,097 to 1988 to 11,201 to 1984 0W 5 fig
Searchlights sweeping tho night
ures ant not yet available). The 1984 figure to
WHERE TO GO
sky caught tho slleer gleam of the
fftft under the 1929 peak.
blimps overhead; riding lights nf
ft. Just before the depression, business wss
planes could bo seen, while the
*•Better Air eat to «totosT
putting about 8 per cent of Its Income Into re
drone of their motors Mended herserves. In 1982, business paid out, of those re
moaiousty with the noise from bcserves, 21 per cent more thin It took In.
We Never O m
tow. From barges an the take,
It should be clear from these figures, If they are ac iwclets, star shells and alrtal CHICKEN D IN N E R 71*
cepted at their face value (and they are govtnu— t sta bom ha added ta the festive occa Steaks, Chapa. Mel a t OsM
Plata Lamb
tistics), that no particular group has been benefited more sion- What a scene| What an even-
•vary Mar.
.
■l<l
M M s
-/? *.»■ »r
. TONIGHT!
etaor with Freedom, Liberty and
I m k e for ALL. And remember,
•o ra also a n “ST REETS OF THE
WOULD." .
*
Dance and Coo) Off
thaa any other group from the depresalon and that every
one has suffered more or lets alike. It may be true that
— tain particular businesses have managed to make mon
ey, just as certain fanners hsva made money right
through the depression, and certain workingmen have had
pay Increasea while most of them were being cut.
Hut business aa a group has lost money, Just as the
farmers, as a group, hare loet, and workingmen In general
have had their pay reduced, or have lost their Jobe. Sim
ilarly, It must be true that If business has been toeing
money, etoekhoMers have failed to receive their accus
tomed dividends, and the Incomee of that dasa which lives
on invested capital have been reduced,
A widespread depression, such M wo havo just been
through, is no respecter of persons. It hits all, and all,
more or lesa, alike.
BWt yea heard about the qulck— yeeth, sake Luclae Beeoe,
■ abuse amorous passes at
mbedy rise’s wife a friend Inneteally MuadetodT “Go away,
■way,“ he hissed, without cess| epeiwttaqsi “can’t you see f a t
•tewed I dew* h a re what I’m
The Woman’s Vote
Eleanor Tatterson, famous newspaper editor, fore
casts in the current issue of Good Housekeeping that a
record-breaking woman's vote will be cast in the next
presidential election. She estimates this vote at from
10,000,000 to 26,000,000, "Women'a votes defeated Hoo
ver in 1932,” she states, "because their men were out of
work and the family pocketbooka were becoming leaner.”
Women, if they choose, she declares, can take Franklin
D, Roosevelt out of the White House, She thinks that
ta 193ft women as a whole “will vote for the man beat
fitted to put—or keep—money in their pocketbooka.”
"Women have learned that tho decisions in Washing-
tort
Then, pushing their'w ay thmngh
With E a a
r,aad Mask, Wlau Ltaeen.
I r t m Ta
the crowd, came the news boys,
thalr shrill cry* rising shove the
general din. I bought a copy and
ADDING EQUIPMENT
POE MOEE AND BETTEK SERVICE
Ik*
n
ClaW
SHORTS’ CHIP
Aeemto. The Rer. J. W. Bartlett
of Enterprise affk ille d . The happy
aeupta wars at Seabreese for the
Honeymoon trip, They am receiv
ing the good wishes of a host of
I MOsa Perth to Batosrd, U
ML Boatb to DtUad sw
17, Baafrrd to
lim a
19TRUR FRUIT UMR RICKEY TO COCNTBRACt
ACHL a l k a u to ur itrtkm
NRRI MALTED CHOCOLATE
N IS I ROOT IERR
■OVAL CROWN COLA
N H 1 THUS FRUIT ORANGE
TREAT TOVMILF TO TH1 BIST
We greet you u you
drive into our station— —
Whether
You W aat
c. a
•O U TH E BN BELL TELEPHONE
■ i l T eleg rap h Corny M f
beware! Of Hariiii
Oversteamed Hair!
wn n o
WATER
AIR
GAS or
OIL
Galf Berries
*i.». s a w
For Yoqr Comfort—Try Our
New Machine Ito Your Next
IVrmunentt
First
• STARTTOUB VACATION
OMTM , o
month—Shampoo, Flugsrwavv, |
Manicure A Eyebrow Arch
French
* 1
Lucille’s Beauty Shop
••ass'
- M t
* i t AssMe a
The women voters in this country could turn the tide
T b i BtUtab are u u r t ta r all
Sta Meddling. They have rsmsiaed
■tody a n t r a l ta this Xpantah
BSir, but they gel Joat hardrftad enough with tkh Madrid
MseuaMwt ta webs tbs n ksta sp-
the w a y they choose, she points out, but they h a ve to be
_____________________
aroused
aa a body to do so.». Get them mad enough they
might elect a woman president.
president
‘This la impossible in 198ft and highly improbable ta
1910.” she goes 'on,
on, "but the Impetus given the cause of
wanton
in ,politics by -Frances Perkins,; Josephine
Riche,
____ 1_
_
z Riche.
Mary Nourae Rogers aad others make It n mathematical
certainty that sometime women all over the country will
product rimulUneouriy
simultaneously an great *mad,’
’mad.’ sad an
on outstanding
national female figure will be powerful enough to get into
the beck rooms where tho bosses write down the - aamee
of the party standard bearers aad place h*> owa nemo on
tho ballot”
_____
SANFORD TWENTY YEAB8 AGO
f
9
S iT K N IIL I
c-Awr*o o* —t CRWSI-WAY
bring tens of thousands of formerly indolent women out of
their shells”
Mrs. Patterson does not look for a woman’s vote con'Women
have too many __
axse
contratod on one candidate. ”1
_____ ____________
to grind this year to take up aimilar standards and march
to a common goal,” she writes, “The hopeless muddle of
the agricultural situation is an example of the shifting
Smile!I
tEecH bottle of EC Soldi
^knoofli spsrkllaf, delicious
cole to IE two ileieeo. Bat K
Is to modi bettor, rmfo go*
WeekHit, >oo wQl want M
^ j f e iw ew *!j|1>
ylBO H > m WQtaRM Mto i 1,
*••Vdf c t Wf ® ‘ f1- r \ r
11 iji n ij'X ^ 'JV 'r
A*/1
/ '
�mr~"~T .* - T. .« X ': " W f R
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Social And Personal Activities
the fall-color Paramount ptetan ,
"The Trail of the tonaaaaa
Pine," and hie co-starred part Keown. district homo demonstra
with Margaret BuHarsn la "T ta tion agent, who recently ret eras J
Moon’s Our Rome," la the Mad*
tag cbarartrr of Walter Way.
Election Of Officer*
Theater.
Pends la a young miUtoaatra
gono broke In -Spendthrift,"
Owner o f a string of polo Wad
race hereto, ha I* Wlieeod hy
hi* society aeigkkon to kata
W M M M Actually, ho la with
out rank.
With tha aid of hit trainer
and the trainer's daughter, Pat
Petersen, ho aunsget to atall
of bin collectors until after (ho
Xewtarity Darky, premialag th at
hla kora* will win. Hi* k e t m at
gum toward reaching Kcatarky
and then tbo bone fail*.
At the Derby, however, ho
meets and fall* (n lore with
Mary Brian, Southern bell# who
later k revealed as a fortunehunter and gold illrecr. They
marry and the gets him further
in debt.
Only after the Fonda fortune
1* gone entirely and after tho
ex-millionaire get* a Jub does ho
learn where real romance Ika.
Put has stuck to him through
thick and thin.
Into the story has keen worked
n balanced ration of comedy
and romance, plus the thrills of
the track. George Rarbier, HalHotel Utilities, Richard Carl* and
J. M. Kerrigan Join in providing
the laughs; June Rrcwster and
n number of
other
feminine
rcrrrn lights aid Mis* Rrlan and
Miss Paterson in providing ro
mantic appeal.
for the year, "Land On, O Ming
_____ _
—
Eternal,- followed by the nsponHarold u » - n ksa m
WINS
»'T' reading from Matthew 25: tona Beach for a frw d a
Aug. 25^ - . *4-46. A prayrr prieid lii tha going to Miami. Ha wi
Charleston, | minute* and communication# gir- Saturday,
kt, won a - « by Mrs. E. C. Harper, acting
4 decision ** secretary. After flalahlag upf Kenneth H retk la lef
Nora Bco- the builness, Mrs. Pred Meyer, for his homa h t a t h
f a prufes. chairman of tha nominal lag cam- after being the guest
day night
reported and tha ToOow- Ethel Moor* h r I h e
sotting hi* ln* officer* were aomlaatad ta d
- ■
^
‘*34=
. _
_ .
Mrs. Claada For he. I
_ President, Mr*. J ^ B . Phlgej for cWnurilia, G s..to ,l
'
~
*"**•»** M m C. f t; day with friend* befuro
Coat second rica president, Mrs.1- - R. L. Garrison; third e k a prestdrat, M m Goorye McCall;
Mr. and Mr*. E. n . Hart of
rotary, Mr*. O. C. Oikba; trsao- Genova, have returned from an
arar, Mkn Maud* Jen kIas; stew •atoaoira vacation spent in Rufardship chairman,
Mira A lik fa k , Ala.
Trsfford; Bible study chairman,1
Mr*.
Voile WUlkmst Mission |
study chairman, Mr*. D. H.
McNab; personal ic rtk a chair-'
man, Mr*. 8. H. English; Mar-|
gsret Fund and training school
chairman, Mr*. D. E. Rollins; In
dustrial chairman, Mrs. I, E. Ea- D. L. Thrasher u»
Complete
tridge; literature chairman, Mrs. ,
WiHTNsITa A. K. Boo setter, social chairman, from a throe weeks' *u
A Cement Mr*. T. C. ntehford; publicity ton, Ga. Mrs. Thrash
rhalrman, Mr*. Georg* Hufft ;M n. J . D. Woodruff a V.
win ret urn this week.
cash A Carry Price* choir*ter, Mrs. J. H. Colclough;
Kelsey, Mrs. J. H. Borland; and
Roll.................— t-Jf pianist, Mr*. R. N. Nipper; Sun
Mr*. H. D. Myenon n*ul dm*-'Rati___________ l.*a beam counsellors, Mrs. E. L, ter, MUs Virginia Myerson. left
Rett, 8 Isle_______
Y. W. A. eounseltnrs. Mrs, 9. J. yesterday fo r their home In Jack
sonvilto, afte r being the guest,
Nl* and M n. F. E. Bolt.
of Mr*. W. If. Peaks for n -Is ft
time.
Intense heat, then cooler weath
er was btamrd for loosening tho
piste glass window of Clarenco
Clevenger's key shop at Santa
U , f s s ' e T * 1__ i ' Th* *»gulur monthly business
,f «l
meeting of the Truth
four to five now art giving birth
_____
: Seeker* Class of the Methodist
broke.
Miss
Helen
Droisor, MUs Church met at the home of Mrs.
Carol*Sasser and MUs Dorothy Jj*
Thorton, West First Street,
Monger, who havt been assisting Monday ut 3::I0 I'. M.
the Home Demonstration Agent,
Mt». Thornton conducted a very
MU* Josephine Boydston, have impressive devotional, while Mr*,
been asked to assUt In tho camp Vaughn presided over the business
program which Is being held at session. Mr*. F. R. Mitchell waa
Camp McQuarrle this week. M lu nominated for teacher of the c as*
Drsssor, MUs 8a«»er and Miss for the ensuing year, will: Mr*.
Monger hava been showing much \V. I. Clark as assistant.
Interest In Home Demon* trot Ion
A social hour was enjoyed, at
and 4-H H uh work and ar* to ho which lime, interesting reports of
congratulated for their excellent very unusual vacation trips were
! work which I* on display at tho given. Some birthday and wedding
County A gents office In the .anniversaries were recognised, an I
Court House.
a number of sperisl request songs
■,
' . »
were sung hy the class, with MHs
Mabel Chapman a* accompanist.
Refreshments werr served by
the hostesses, Mr*. W. 8. Thorn-
ROOFING
Special
4k IA
U u.
N Uk.
Demonstration
C kbt, 4-H Units
Henry Fonda, who won wide
BUI Rally Day
spread acclaim for hla rotaa la
rruthseekero Meet
With Mrs. Thornton
UNITED
LUMBER CO.
At Camp Mctfuarrle
NOTICE!
OUR STORE WILL BE
CEOSED 3 DAYS FOR
REMODELING AND
-"“ REDECORATING
Will |Open! Saturday A. M
SPECIAL
This Woafc
Rock Crystal Goblets
!<* Teas
Sfcerheta
TJ Each
M c L a u l i n 's
112
Park
other countries.
Mies Reown1* first addm i
will bo am dr before Urn council
meeting of tho women of dm
Homo Demonstration Ctabo darin r tho morning hears of tho
fatly.
In the afternoon, whllo the
4-H girls ar# ia council less ion.
the district agent will dsHee t
her second talk.
Mrs. R. D. Rinehardt of Baa*
UMMRM I'ilR -nMCTOM
8ACREMENTO, Cal., Aug. 25.
—(g)—An old-tlm* standby of log
ging «a»r*—Ihf donkey (Mine—
Northwest F lat Mb fair tonight, ayyarant; y la iloomnl to pass oat
W steo siaj partly tlaudy,
j of rixstvnro. Tractors havo bean
---substituted in most of the far westTku City
y in
Department
logging areas In recent years.
CITY BRIEFS
Pinas for a Gulf Hollaing Company filling station at tho corner
of Socond Street and Park Are
nas were apprweed last night by
tho City Cootmiss ion subject to
A building permit for the tree*
tom of a church to coat belwren
St,000 and 15,000 was issued yriterday to tho trustees of tha Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church, a colored
Institution. Gris Wi.llaais has the
contract. Work on the building I*
scheduled to bo done at Intervals.
Tho stracture will bo located on
Twelfth Street.
stale demonstration meeting la
Tallahassee recently, and a 4-H
•tat* council report aloo la ta
be made.
Mrs. Endor Curlett of Genova
will preside during the mors big
session of tho demon*tr o ik a
club* while the 4-H girt* a n
engaged la rccrvatkaal activi
ties. Miss Betty Fae Howell k
to sups nr is# the aftraooon coun
cil session while the demonstra
tion club member* ar* pursuing
recreational diversions,
A swimming meet, with prlam
offered to winners, is scheduled entertained at the Mayfair Ho
between 3 P. M. and 5 P. M. tel last night with n buffet din*
Picnic lunch is to be aervod at ner and dnnre, which « p i attendnoon.
ed by more than 50 persons who
responded to the Invitation issued
yesterday to Mr. Haggard's old
friends and to the ladies and young
er people of the city.
buffet
Dinner was served
atyle from 7 to l> P. M. In the din
ing room of the hotel, and was
fo lowed with the serving of beer
II’h II i m S fle a s s e a * M e l
the old fashioned manner in which to all the guest*.
After the dinner, dsnelng was
the islander* Hied, sinew Ithrrr
are very few automobi es, with enjoyed in the ballroom of the
most of those being of old models, Mayfair, with a large representa
with the open style predominating. tion of the younger rontligcrnt
In fart, the Cubans In every ro> present. Music for the occasion
spect live in an old fashioned man- was furnished from HI P. M. till
2 P. M. by Russel Scholl and his
ner, he aald.
Points of interest In Cuba a n orchestra.
described by Mr. Robson as be
ing very beautiful with the coun
try's capitol building heading the
list. The capital Is splendid marble
itrurtcre with carl-colored marble
WASHINGTON', Aug. 2 .V-fT)
both inside and out, and It was
constructed at a cost of over |SW,- —The Spanish government has
formally obligated llaelf to re000.0(H).
imburs* American property bidd
ers whose holdings may be seised
Mr*. IV. I- H ark, Mrs. Kugene during tho civil strife in Spain.
Higgins, Mrs. Mary McKim, Mrs. The statement was contained in
F. R. Mitchell, Mrs. R. W. Turner, a note from tha Madrid Foreign
Mrs. T. E. Wilson, Mr*. W. E. Department kero.
Well*, Mrs. C. W U lng, Mrs. ItThe plants a f tha Ford Motor
H. Duncan, Mrs. It. F. Crenshaw, Company and General Motors
Miss M.ibt-| Chapman, and Mr*. Corporation at Barcelona wets
Kllse M. Kirchhoff.
taken over several weeks ago hy
government forces.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Mill* and
children and Mrs. la u ra Prevail,
Itahy i-bras ran run almost as
returned yesterday from Jack fast as their parents a few hours
sonville, where they spent • week after birth.
(isiting frienos and relatives.
Mr. M i a n . m. r , H m tfh
« t * i Bad family will laaro tMa
I >land». Tbay will f a i M b a
York City by train. than l a Yamrourar, w han thay
wW k a f l i
a Canadiaa PacifW boat fcg
Manila.
L. Perkins
NNOUNCING
OUR
Tailoring Display
Dinner And Dance
Are Given By Mr.
And Mrs. Haggird
Cuban I s l a n d Is
Comfortable, Peat
F r e e In Summer
Spain Will Repay
U. S. IrOMef In War
M
r
. C H A S . BULLARD
ri'iiri-ni’iititiK tho STOIUIH-SC'UAEEEK C o, Cincin
nati. will lu> with tin ujpiiti tuiiwrmw. We are taking
orders anti mens tiros for tuikim l suits to be deUvend
at your convenience.
■, . 1
invite you to come in ami ins|iect the iu*;eat
W efalirics
ami let us help select the correct moM
in your full suit. There is a difference In
suits aml^STOHKS-SOHAKFER tailoring.
rvfullf
a.
“Where Shopping Is A Pleasure1
$$$$$$$$-To-Night-$$$$$$$$
REASONS 301 REASONS
Wednesday—Thursday
for rolfrurrs that go
■daces and return with no
harm dona to their origi
nal lines. They are essen
tial for chic these sultry
day* ar.4 night*. They
ran be packed under a
hat,
swung aboard a
train, or hustled up a
gangplank
without too
much careful handling.
It is a violation of the Statu Milk Bottle Law (Sen*
ate Hill No, 428) for any person, firm, or corporation
to deal, or traffic in used milk buttles. It has come to
our attention that there lias been a general disregaitl
of this law locally.
We therefore announce the organization of the
Sanford Milk Bottle Exchange, with Mr. George C.
Fellows as manager, who will enforce the Milk Bottle
Law locally.
Mr. Fellows is now conducting a campaign to col
lect ull idle, tost and hoarded bottles, and we hope that
you will give him your whole hearted co-operation to
this end.
' # •* 4 V
Section 5 of the law reads as follows: “The sale or
delivery of milk, cream or milk products in such bot
tle, can, or crate, or the taking or accepting of any de
posit upon delivery of such container shall not be
deemed to constitute a sale of such container." Fines
of $25.00 or more is provided for violations of any sec
tion of this act.
Permanents
M nN un'
HILLING .......
M.00
FREDERICK ...... $7.30
EUGENE ------- I S I M
SPECIAL
for 2 weeks
Madame Isabelle
S |g g PUBLIC
Facials 50c
IN EM IS WIFE
) BK' I N
UEORGE C. HARDEN, PRESIDENT. C. R. DAWSON, SECRETARY.
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iatha 'Rally la Ninth U u f e i H u d
D ro p
THE STANDINGS
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* o f 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 a f 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 'Jh f*
!S
m l throw* ta tho Initial bag *
toiSerdw** a .
» th* p utout
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«
*
J1* k<‘ tln*
BP * »'h e r -
■ two blow* In three official
m
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I k l
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■leilng wee done by both
** xoiiowii
Caatlauing their pelley of
mttag a t to u t on* run In the
ret Inning, tho Loohouta ta llM
rtao la th* f ln t frame on
lory** Infield .Ingle, theft of
it
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b b a c h
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C o n te s t
Of Boots
OvcrCtty Island
S Virtoe
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DAYTONA bKACH, A tv . Z>.
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 ,
Vkonk Vm Io n n op only four
Uta Aorta* c o m aad ■ third inntag* to get erodlt fo r tho win.
Je ff Ramraoa rtplocoA him In
tho otahth with ooo o a t and
■oltefcl on third, retiring tho *id*
without « nm, and | t r r up only
l 4
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u p g f
la Collar As
G-MmGoiaWia
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ta ik
Up 11 TO S Victory
. e u m o n u a ; Awa
.i A* ■ -7
tiiv'-WVii.
Batata econd once on »Ingle*
kP Zupanle end Latcha*.
Boh Davie locked a homer to
tt
left in the leventh for another
T*
Daytona Beech nan.
A elngie by Mtfiowan, an er***
ror by Davie, a eacrific* by
Caaaler and a ilnel* h > Owen*
■aa, - accounted for another S ain t run
i.
In the etventh, Bob Davl* came
right back by nocking a homer
C h lc l.o . i
— - - to left for
another
Dayton*
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.
Beach marker,
* Tinu' , r 'PW t o r *), **?™5 The BainU ecored twice in the
lllne* and Lowe. Torr
eighth, on a wglk, a elnglc by
down to aend Smith t
B itolrn base, a pained
|nr> rndlng the tall g wn ewing- j
.n 'm a a ball and three error*.
e iu m it
I a l1 1 The Inlander* added a pair to
n rm , »
J J J
their eeore in their half of lie
I!’"**' *>
« ! i * . eighth on a walk, a fielder*'
Kr«nt<t. If
- »*•
n 'n iih .ih
** ,
♦ t l j •.(h o le* and a triple by ftallckl
.r
J * J* | A homer by
Andrew* with
1 # 1 P Pltigerehi on f ln t Rave H*.
? ! ! i Auguitin* two run* and eivleJ
l * * * th* .coring.
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IT
c o m
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a - * '-
h M Urn Iktoo k it awuad pexfennmo* of Jo t MeJtawmra, the In c w
In A tac OoioooftOo O-M** trouncr I
SPORT CHATS
Tha Bed* epaaoA th* ecorteg In
tb* third w heaT oyuter m*d* f l n t
oa aa error by P k aw a, took eecwe All-Star Oatfil*!
I
Where Saafecd MtaoU Bel
*«A ea a ewrtftao, aad econd
Yretrrdey, HiD pago
We are publishing hotata aa whoa MePtripa* ala glod to right
carried an article nn tha urtlrla taken from the D aytw a anA Pfeltar let tk o ball get Ikrwggb
league nil star tenm, m jllcach New*-Journal *od written Mat. Th* eaeaud n ia earn* la th*
.elected by w rltcn nndt by a k*yclicklr.g (poet* editaf to f ilth M a pair a f Mta.
man: kith
c.ver
t h n, thu name of Nell h a w . Tho' Althoogh thgir fielding wn*
league. Though It wa* writer item* to bavo peoeticatly lobee a t time*, tko G-Man pulled
*ald to Ih> n *p«rN writ- the tome opinion u w* b a n . Be,' thro* Ta*t twta-klltiags. Th* G-Slin
jeleo Ieoh ndvnatogw of the fan ly
g M i*r*'
f t »* ic-lectlon, thl* de- ecu what you think,
W anflnartm ent ha* not re"The majority of a treat corner throwing arm o f Catcher Poyn'rr
^ ^ S A c e i v e d any form for *<•- opinion la that Umitaadtag* mean of the RrJ< to * wipe five hae■ ^ ^ d w lecting n mythical nine very little. You won't Had amuy iwth*.
™ W nor ha* It Ic-en ri-i|uevte I
U in make nurli n aulertlnn.
V
Therefon-. ..*■ <|Ur-t |.>n
it* itatu*. It would seem to u*
that ihould we have lieen allowed
to make fClcrtlor* or had tho
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 f ln 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
lm
h*l,ru f •* ,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 ^ rty tm e c« o p t
n a i t it a.
feel th a t 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 lo tlg n o ff 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. {' . . . .
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hitter* and fielder* In tho entire v tC tO P u T C t U l i U M f l
ft* ikS"
lh"
m y tho mrarthy Yankee ywungv- M n of Oakland. Calif,
tar already ha* loot the dtetinc
IF* >»» that ahugta.
tk o to tho Khcntaeyh h Weatk- W ltaer AUeoo of Aotata, Tim ,
erty.
wh# was th* IMS title aad Urn
Weatherly, known to hi* team* ?•**?••*_?*•*_* * * ^ * f
with
motao aa "Little Btnnay" b*. R, to urt. U M year ISrry, tho
mono W e th a t troy la a hall farerit* then aa now, .aoftaroA a
Fame,' hod a b a ttle r ■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*-onto 11 wa* IMS aad ^4. Jaaa Beaa lacoata a f
»»ert«hen h r hi* Inla** lllne**. Yraaca won twice, too—In INt-TT.
They wanted to rlr* Ttruco n But, aa tha bsnndteg Britan *aid
chance for complete rccorery. | when ho reochad thta reuntry ea
Peyond the ta rt that W e a t h e r - , ,_. .___
l r had looked like a fine «ro*—r t
I'™
B*JaB ^ W t feciT.i
In spring training with the New * " ta k t be licked by Doa Bad*
Orleen. rluh and had achieved a M T
. . . . .
CiwdlteM- m-nrd In the Honthecnl P » "» le Juet about tha oaty for
Aooelatlon, little wa* known of *]tn> threat to tha Amevima mol
him.
| Franco lent ovor four playoff ho
Of enur*#. ho would he acamd »>* w o ualmpcooeito ta tho Noer
end nervou*. tu t maybe he would P*rt ea»lno lav Matlea l u t u u w
fill the hill eftor retting over Bernard Deatremmu ta taaai*
M« *t->—
" i thought Man-' nod the . tardea t ameag ih
a m r fttree rw e ttl.
j Preach. At Newport, ha oatonda
Steve might kavo • pared him- Fraahla P a t e r , who nig h t gi
•elf each werria*.
place* ta th* aatloaa l hiauelf, ho
Little Stormy cocked Wee Per- Parker came o at of n rtamp t
rail of tho Bouton Red Box for win.
two triple* and a tingle In Me
.—
f l n t game. He ha* continued th*
Elltabeth Dunn, a telephone up
■■le Caaair, VterMa ta-wtli
Local Water Flna
Quart.c I l l t U *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. n a ta l a la s I t e u
te w 114) a r m m e n o r Woo.
Tho n o r to Ve oota to Mttofy
Aj for the ahurtflcld ■election,
,,, .
„ “
we believe .“ilreeeh.V Clary of
Vitlor 0 r” n ol ^ f e r d today
Ihe local* to be the leader in »nnuu« 'd the aequieitioa a f a tea
ClaatiHed Advertiaementt
n l4 tKTM.
Terowt M l , purehaooc to p*P
(or good.
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.
« )g a a . i n n . j u . 1
L t o T H T S i W S r ' * c%t^ rr
folio lice foe PtalwtlfL
»'
MISSIONARY Strawberry pleat..
Grown from northern itack.
a w e im o r A r r tlr tv i a v rtm t
Reg Packard. Fhon* 414-W.
m a m t i e i or m it m c u
LOSTt Whit* aad brown apotted
^ male walker bound. Kinder FOR BALE—Jolly Guava*. A. X.
floaao return to C. C. W hitting Rim*Itier. Florist. Telophoa# 'jS X A *T # W l” V i% a {
iii'W *
ton, ISIS Oak Av*.
M a M aad PounA.
FOR BAIJSi 10.15 Model C kuft*
lot. Good condition. Easy term*.
RE REEL AND Son*. 301 W. P- O. Boa MJtanford.
First St. foe week-end bargain* SHELVING TOR BAUD la XWi wed cars. The.# car* are priced
ney'a Shoe Btor*. t o
a I
ir itra ig h t tale with no trade- Water*, 407 14 W. P i n t St,
ITATE tlrce—Scar*' price*
Sear*' quality- Baal ear
M l V. P in t 8b
100,000
NO.
s
Cygraa*- U th
In —Plawgfu m A Ptautm.
R A N T S ifOR~ BALE — CABv BACK—Copenhagen and Chartaataa Wakefield. I’El'I’E R -F U .
Otaat,
World Beater.
EGG
V fA N T -F o rt Myer*
Market.
TOMATOES - Margtobe. 1’hone
I W , J . W. Bell, Lake Monroe,
T -T I m • JEWELER
A .printer ran tell bow elan*
men behind him era by th* leaud
of their fuutatep*.
jttik
'K IaHlla
rI
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B
t o r lo T»ll*k»»*«e, F lo rid * , foC
* c o n u n a U lla n .1 4* * |h
ImBaaeC h r tb* C ircu it C o u r t o f
Ltornlnolo C u u o tr. F lorld ii. o n Ju ly
7 * l i s t , ror t t o m urder **( a i D t f u T
n ll.n ic rtT ,
ottorw l*# . k n o w n **
MinNUV U tN IB It. to l i f e lm »rU <
vouianl.
. The 1936
FORDSON TRACTOR
Equipped with Founds Airbag Tirtaj low -SMM
Tractor Tire* or 8tael Whooto.
B U rU i J OUNUO.f.
lOTH'K o r WU T W f* B k tu
Kotleo to t o r . b r a l .e n t h a t u n d e r
In BiiriuA iiri its H int cw rtnln
(Innl d .r r e o of f»ree|..»uro t t o . .a le
m ade nnd entered on Ih # I t l h dov
of JJuly.
u l r . 111*.
m * . I* **d
end by
b r th#
th e Circuit
C lir u ll
Cuart, in and for tomlnul* l ounty.
Ftnruln. la imaaeery In a c e n t n
can** lhau.ln yendlna
wber.ln
AUuniCAN
rn V iT
o iu m N it a
INC, n rornorsllon, wna plaintiff
and JOHN W, FKXOl.U and M AIIIR
rT ;-K X O tJ) hi* Wife. 1NTMUNATIONAI, AQHHTl.Tlllt AI, COHPuRATtON. n rnrpomtlon
nnd
THU IIULP FKHTIUIXKIt COM1‘ANT, n rnrpor.tlAn, worn defend-
ari|
ere* appointed, .ball o ffe r fo r sale
nnd M il at pnbllo outcry before
tbe Court Houm la k . l . i i tominol* County. Florlb*. between tbe
teenl houre ef aele e a ' Monday, tbe
lib day of Bept.mtor, t i l * , the
earn* being * Mule Pay uf thl*
Court, tto
feltowlag
described
property *ltu*l*
In
Hemlnol*
Cuuery FlorMi. to.wttl
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.
( Term*: Cosh, peetboerr to H r
C h e ese
S
S p re a d s
now
In
n e w -d * iig 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 f t C h e ese *
s
M nada. Ibey'r* ,h „
(
u a r v e l o u i fo r
I
[ TWeVa • M i • A D<P BUM MM ta Ig rt Big aagfe
M M i
| *Mto type ad 1p M M i M l D F - m i
totok.
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1
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PO U N D S
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Hyi'iiiBf
ta f m l b TW Oatjr C a a C n l *
FhrMa Cily AffnHi«f Rail, Hifftvaft
A ad 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 ff
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 River
Canal Approval
Assert!
Wilcox Plan To Congressman
Waterway One Of
Projects
Introduce ’GUde Important
Being ConaSdMml
ReclamationB.I1
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,
Y O R K . A n t.
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* o f ta a u rItarian 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 a r appeal la c a rrie d
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 I t o m n n u t r n i i n n
If T nn ii kl ’l”"
' •"J,0l|nj nptirovr*
,,oiri1 " f l(Te
*"aiM
«n.
Moon rise* at 1:29 P. M. and sets were the leading shipping coun
^ ,|)(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
afternoon.
Tho llnkerion Detective A g taff
than any of the cedure an arreat.
Considering'.......J'
’ .... .....Chicago;
* ........W. theAthletic
Astiley I*. KHaggard.
Enklne Hoover to Join the Chat- ford Son* of the legion, I’eny T o B e
and recreational ne- o ffe r s 020,(XN> fo r tho return of
M count!**. The
tsnooga team a t one* In Nash- Msro, chairman of the American Coaching P o s i t i o n II. Tumileliffe, Hanford; Jrs* J.
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 Kit/ Will I'reHcnt
tk a xhoat of the Sona of the is- Houthern and* All-Amctican
*" *
1
•
•
'
i.
■
da Pharmaceutical
Anoeiatlou,
Huge Oil StoruRe
apprehunsion uf crlmlnata.
gtoa rifle team will be held to- University of North Carolina, is
The
butterfly
or
msrtpoea
Uly.
l.uHt
Of
Serien
In
announced yesterday the Stats
(ht to the National
Guai I to accept a Job as head coach uf
Container TeHtetl
Board of Pharmacy had with a rival to the gardenia to fra Armory,
the high school ut Kdentun, N. C,
Amateur I'rojcrams
grance
and
purity,
to
blooming
drawn from the national associa
tteveral weeks ago. Jackson
Neat Wednesday the anil wid
Standard Oil’s new 00,000-gal*,
Waeuf*hnv* raVedtal'id °*a "o f tion end suspended Its reciprocity in the Florida Cypress Gardens
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
tL - V T ) - for two Ford school bases which Howsver, tho Carolina paper be
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
v
k
l
a
J
tf
o
f
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 tefU arau.
___ . .
to this state.
traaee Predicts
j Ramo-Nazi War
Division Engineer i
Representative Sees Studies P roposal
Farmers' Domai n
In S o u t h Florida Representative D ie*
cusses Success Of
Democratic Regime
fhMeh CoTim m 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
land
Bank Loans
l a County Reach
T o t a l _ O f Million
Outing At Evni«nlnIe:'”S S r K % r iia ,„ ,
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,
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
i LOCAL WEATHER
School Board Pay*
For Two Now H
i. i
11.
—e_
i
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DERBY-BOUND
NEXT WEEK AT; THE THEATER
Robert Meetgeewry
Stan la Gay f*m
"P iccadilly JiflT
To Begin W e e k
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SUNDAY. MONDAY—“Piccadilly Jim ” with R etort Moa'comcr?
nnd Metier E n a * . "The Virginian” with G w ; Cooper end
Mery Brian. TUESDAY—“And So They Wer*,.-Married” with Melvyn Dougina
and Mary Aitor,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY—“Public Enemy's Wife” with Pat
O’Brien, Margaret I Indocy, Robert Armstrong. “Spend*
thrift” with Hrary Fonda, P et Paterson, Mary B riaa
FRIDAY—“Two Against the World,” with Unmpbrey Bogart end
Beverly Roberts,
SATURDAY—“M Mourn to Kill,” with Brian Donlevy, Gloria Stu
art, and laabel Jewell, “The Fugltiv, Sheriff,” with Ken
Maynard.
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Mystery, T e r r o r
To Get Married - - Combine To Mike
But They D id ! ! ! Picture Thrilling
t o toteam a screen tlaasw
T illia laa“ was first w
I. to I W ted has aa all*
Mat composed a f Gary
r who plays the title role,
They didn't want to net m.ir
rl«l. . , hut two mmtt hols mu I*
them! Shu’s a ray dlvnireo—
end ho'ii rnd
m-hushniid, . ,
whr> o rxrlllmr tmutdrA ln>fnn*
wckllrlK bells peil again will
fork yon with laiit'liler, Hhi* j |.»
Xpined all mrnl lie hotel .i ll
smmenl It Was love nl fi<r.l
fltthl irilh no hidila hatred nirept kissing In the rllnrhes. nnd
no limit on Isirrha except nl*
Ing lit the ablest
Where nnd how dot* till thin
Dike placet You’ll see it iti
Columbia's ray romantic rnmr.lv
“Anil Ho They \£rro MarrIAI."
It linn Im' . h called one of thn
most hilar Ions pictures of lit*
.ear. Topping the rast are JMelvyn Dougins, Mary AMur, and
two of the funniest kid.i on tho
screen, Edith Fellows of ' .She
Mm tied Her Boss” fame and
Jackie Mornn, a newcomer.
The story goes that Hilphvn
Blake and hb Min, Tommy, and
Edit -i KnrnUam, charm In? divnrrev, and her iluuuhte>, Brenda,
ate thrown together at u win
ter resort, much to thn dldustr
of nil fnur.
What happens to the two wild
khls nnd their parent* hef.n-e
the end of tho picture provider
some choice entertainment.
I M—tea, Bithard Arles,
totom Kegsae PaOette and
to ld frem the t m l
C o w e a Wleter end
f t , “The Virginian”
a f tto early frontier
Usury Fonda, F at Paterson nnd E«l Umphy, with J. M. Kerrigan
by tn a box car In the rourr*
and «f Walter Wsngrr’s "Spendthrift,’ which plays Wcdmsday and
K ith Thursday at The Rite,
la a
days
Synopsis Of ‘Piccadilly Jim’ Gives
Some Idea Of Entertainment Value
young Englishman wlm I* deeply
In love with her, plain to go Willi
her.
Meanwhile, rrocker, iti-guised
ns a D mi ll count. line left <m t' e
i out with Ihi’ Full >, Mil}' K im n'ii
knowlnr hi. trie Identity. Jim
ale and Its iturp of American worn in wlm b itoppne; tik es III- 'nuti' Imul'iis Ann nnd
tpd gin who g«M jn ijomion, Kiiyeiiin’o weulthy si- - land I’rlnry. Hit has l.een unaMo
St
Hra. I’etl, looks upon Cracker lo (.inji iln- roml- rlilp whi li h i 1
hi’cniim tillin', lolly rn ■i- fn i"
hi. editors, and liavv he fnm.t that
it hn - ii-arlie I thv Unit'd Elntr*.
lie linally ili-cliles lo reveal hl<
Identity to Ann, hut !e fore he 'an
do mi hn ui'i'i ilolailr.' h ills him
and letn the rat out of the bag.
Ann ri'fuics lo ice him again.
In order to help Ms fntlier’a 10mnnre Jim changes the natures of
the |||.'h<wllrh family, Mr.-'. Hl--,ihwltrli emerge» n n Leloved charncler nnd iooii the whi'e family
iippenio on the r.s ifIn. Jim la now
S
l-i itunhlo to got nnywhrro with
Ann who ommlitirr- her rrufngi’inent to b,rd I’rlory, f'rockrr at
Twelve hours of ominous mjr*-
Morgan, Billie Burke, Erie Blare,
Benehlcy, and t’olph
J. Edgar Heaver Coaches Pat O’Brien Robert
Forbes,
As if this entertainment w great
For Role h New Gangster Picture enough,
a return engagement e l
omanee
p , , O'Brien
Uekaicsl
exc * adtlce right from t to sources for
Kiitart hU U Mrn »W
“Fahll* Batmy's
j .w.»
HI’ tutor waa J. Edgar
‘l Hoover, chief of t to Bureau of In*
re f o ,.l,,**t t,t*tlon of tto Department of
whhh
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•ugh •< WhUf
r " * 1 •?*► *
mlla Washlagtaa, D. C„ tto
VII re 'F “rtM,r Bias, sta r waa Invited bp
H lover to look over tto compli
cated and In b m U ag methods by
IM
which Uncle Sam rpwade up crooks
; come all over the country/
k ays- O’Brien spent several daps at
m and headquarters. He flrad off machine
it end guns, looked over t t o fingerprint
rovrsv, and chemical aagfesla departvitally menu, and Inspected tto geeirJs
“36 HOURS TO KtLL** PLAYS SATURDAY
lort revel , lllne elf In I he
ond, utter lh" first C'.citcment,
•diH. 1’otis rim- i'll!u lu M i nt rryilll- her *i-ter.
dim BHnounr«'i Ill'll I"’ IIng lo bind"" nt once. After ho
hsii left Hie I rlt’ii hn re Aon i
M » fortune hunter ninl toe.n't penis and starts after him. On
* * nl Bogenls to marry him.
the ship, Jim deride* that lie
° M Bl»hl •,l"> "leets Ann (lie., hn* given tip too end!." nul
**r' *n **l , rinUve Aiiwrlciui girl. sturl.i In jt« hark In Ann. They
" n>i r*»» madly In love will, her, Irii'ct mi the gantwny of tho
never drrumimr that she I.
ship mill there is n joyful lo*
(’('hrilintiun.
series-of fingerprint He* nnd rif
fled down tbs ranU . Ifb found
one. and it was put under Vh»
microscope.
F at compared the two prints.
"They’re Identical,” ho said.
"He’ll be In Jail In Memphis
within an hour,” Hoover told him.
Tho most Important thirty In
did, la preparing for this rule, win
to talk to the rial "G-Mtti,”
O'Brien declare).
‘‘I found them quiet, m ideal
chaps who had no dedu* to lull,
much about tho splendid work
they had done. It scored hard li
bel love that these same man had
battled It out with blaxing machine
guiyi with tho moat dangcrois
criminals of the country,”
"Public Enemy’s Wife", is a
dynamic drama of a beautiful
girl’s struggles to esenpo the tolls
of tho law and also her maniacal
husband who has caused her to ho
unjustly convicted of a crime. Be
sides O'Brien, the cast Includes
M argaret Lindsay, Robert Armstrong, Cesar Romero, Dick Kor
Pat.”
The sctir went t o ' the correct an. Joseph King and Richard Furclassifications la t to tremendous
UNUSUAL m CTI UVKALS9
S " m ra™ mTtm !
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■Ill l l» oli
ratal slots eoncslrml
lu lT n
• bad man * “ h • "
/spoke for tto first
.
i_ win,. Irum Cnicker, Mis. l ett lutes Me
j ik . a n ia tn ■hlch
family to tho Itiveria. Jim
uortraval la "Lives d*''l,les to start u comic strip n<A an r” Is easily un- ' n*f the I’etl fumily ns clinraclers,
when one oeea him Uo exits them ■tho itieliMiit.’ji
spoken Southerner Family. The comic strip hi mi In(hJgga u they come »tsnlan«ius success nod soon a I
for tto famous line,
England ia liur Inni; it ilieir
ill me that—smile!” nolle*.
Brian, Richard Ar- Cracker tries lo K, t In I......
[CM IWllotte addoil with Kutteida uod leaio, that Hie
tto picture In die- Pells urc nil leaving f r New
seeing.
.York. Jlm 'liuiiols th» hotel mtlll
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bn flnda Ann. lie pe.ler.i lo i t'l'.ii
WUh flats flying
t L iand
n d guns
s a y b bl sa f,*,u
uo to tea with m .u
m, Rea Maynard
brings
us
anT *v'- - m h
,,,,ks him Ido nnmr, in-'
t i g corking Iwosbrii
n N efilm,
w f“iFugll m having kt"Hv:i it he foie, uod he
|U Ktoriff,” ------which plays Satur- tells her it Is ItnylhN. Him tclla
Ritx.
A* inthe
m etthethefirst
time
hersuylng
life, him now her aunt u id undo are
it’s gat
what turned
it lakes!“
tognret
Lindsay
blonde, hriug |iertecid<hl hy I'kcndl! y ll;n,
heightlooking
new story
that gives
MA after
at herself
In a nnd ho pramlscs lo try mol •*. p
h f W d she
every
chanceit to
Rtoer,
derided
wasexhibit
tho tho ramie slrlp. lie lic p lie rfre u
b y unless
n e e u she
on ihe
t’o- muklng iho b u t nod m ilm piim'
Itt
everrange,
plansthis
to rub
IMkia
hank. film Is just tho thing fot f“ Ionvo mi <""• lint l< inlllt'c Hot
jh lsartsd
fans.
fur required
tto lava following dny. L ud I’rlory, n
'The
blondo
hairAswas
R m rt, Beth Marion, blonde and
P f frttty . iloes right by our Ben.
Faramount's "Tto Mrgmian' g rtalesl ut numoi-r n
been revived and will play a return cniagemcnt at th#
day and Moailay.
Handcome cowboy*
w ear tom b re rot for
o th e r m » o n i th in
the enhancem ent of
■their romantic appeal
U ce.C olum btu star
KIMMAYMABO
J J I ju i th 4 these Ui^
“THE VIRCi!N!AN“ RETURNS
L
hey*ra getting tto gong In tto
4m now.
C O E D ’S
FA TH ER
F A IN T S
A T
T R IA L
Uew light-weight rnmern, naod
tto t i n t Ume during producef “30 Hours to Kill,” Fox
ueu la b!bu equipped with a
B toll located under tto camMr's teat.
atottgh tto
is designed
k aeavsnient means of InformIto director (hit everything
g raadlacss for tto “tokr*
(tody with Imagination got tto
^ 04 using the device for glvtto geug to the camera erew
k lluto a mistake asesaaiuted
-
h ttite r v e
1 ^ ^ a a a pro-
| tomthi tun,andas
,or buckets,
Film MwrriajrM Not
Good For Fonda
Twelve hours of ominous mystery! Twelve hours of Intriguing;
romance! Twelve hours mad with thrills and*terror*: Isabel Jew
ell, Brian Donlevy and Gorin Stuart (above, left to right} find
danger and excllcment in "30 Hours to Kill,” now Fox picture.
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P o lic e T a c tic s H R
I n C le v e n g e r C a —
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* Tlio film writer* seem eager to
keep Henry F»nd.*i unmarried; t»
jii'lgu only from tto- rales to bat
had lu hb two most recent pic
tures.
In Waller Wangar'a "Spend
thrift,” Fomki runs Into domestic
tniildo when he marrle* a Seathrrn la**, Miry Brian, only to dis
cover that rto h a gohl-dlgger
and a fortune hunter. Their h n
tied life i* onu raw arte r another
until sbo te a m him and Fauda
find* real romance with Fat Pat
erson.
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The rentrnl-wiMtern district of
Ihe U. 8. secret aervleo in New
York has Teen shifted Irom Syra
cuse t j Buffalo.
An increase of 70 In the number
of barnstorming planes was re
corded at the BtcMmento, Calif.,
airport tto first seven inontlu
of BKM,
s Safety
bell
Tripped Mluen
i Fran Cave-1*
MRLY, Mo, Aug. tS— m
et 'tto four members who
••M ad Axe 71 hour* hi Uw
M l mine hy a ravo-iw wet*
aBv* yeetardpy. Their two
M m tod died.
IM s party hraughl A, W.
■> to, sf Mabarly to tto
S K fu T iW lfK !
• eped- He’a seers toMlag
"The Virginian” will be oa tto
rame bill. E irn for lhoe# who have
►ren Cary Cooper*In this great
classic, will there bo thrills ,anew
In reviewing thU superb Western.
Maty Brian, Welter lluakin, Rich
ard Arlen. Chester Conklin aad Be
gem; Pallet!# lend stppori.
On Tae«liy Helvyn Douglas end
Mary A stir are fcalurrd In "And
■°o They Were Married” a gay rem
edy about divorcee aad ex-husband,
whose respective children have
much to do with gotting them mar,''
rlcilf Edith Fsl own ami l Jackie
Moran, a newcomer, are the chil
dren.
“PubHe Enemy’s Wife” a thrill
ing Dim giving the woman’s side
cf the gangster story, with liargnret Lindsey and P at O’Brlta la
the featured role* follows on
Wednesday ami Thunday. Cesar
Rometo plays the gangster buslmnd, and other* In the cast era
Dick Foran, Robert Armstrong,
Joseph King, with many other*.
"ftpemtthrlft” round* out tto
double feature program on these
two days, anJ has Henry Fouda,
Tat Patterson, aad hinry-Brian la
the main roles. It h n ra y to r n
■bout a ynvng millionaire guna
heoke. who marries a gold digger,
on y to find out he’* teen taken
for a ride when Kb wife finds he
hssn't any money.
On Friday, a dynamic radio
story iMinei In thn Rite, “ Two
Against th« World,” with Hum
phrey Bogart and Beverly Rcterts,
two newropitcra who^sbftw much
promise.
Saturday brings m other dou
ble feature, "M Iloura to K ill”
and f The Fugitive Sheriff." Tho
first Is a mystery film with Brian
Donlcvy, Gloria Stuart, Isabel
Jewell and Htepln Kctchit. The ac
tion takes plsro on a transcon
tinental express, and detla With
the last of the mob-men, who try
to outilo the under-cover men.
Ken Maynard, favfrlte west
ern star of thousands, Is soon al
so ns tho sheriff who b framed la
in a holdup, and Is forcod to hide.
It ends, happily, however.
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A N B fW f B W W I t D A ILT N E W SPA PE R
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a a itT -
m s For Gryctmt
Of FlorMs la IBM
By WPA
ite r An
• h e d By Wflvktn
l a w Dacian* Dam utes A n Backed
r By Labor UrIm s
rJSfiSSSSLA& ’t
W w ^ S J r 1 «b
y r a f r a a a A deU aletratioo
n m o r . t t a t t t o fMaral^fOY-
W U U ara, D eputy
tatoBtee, today bj a
at tto Workers All!
la 43 alaUt,
l i t Pru iAiat tkal ito prowsald “s a t/ gUrvJat*
off th# worst to m e* of tko
ot tko aaeaapioyed.
ABtaisa yrssl*
I ttaft* said tko
L M d * too
rod-
Is Overcome
Heat Installing
rage Tank
t dNuNag jaat^hBih* a§m#>
i a now ateeage tkak at tko
CHI Trm iaal to n .
0 work wow was operatise a
1while yetting m a natal roof,
oral aad artificial toot con
Ito affoot kin pkyakaUy aad to
l to \T*»waId-Laughton
t srao ■etodu’ed to karo
od tkla aftoraooa.
Officials of tko Itaadard Oil
aald wttk tko conplctlua
tin bow MAOd-talka took tto
r n t o n will karo a total star,
rapacity of ono n lUloa gal*
of foal aad h k i n t i i i ■!’*
A water test oa tko now con.
1waa to tore booa takes lalo
it
MOSCOW, Aag, 24. (A*V-Alxtee*
en accused of plotting to oterthrow tto eoetet government and
kill Joseph Stalin were teat*need
today to to iboC
Tto caao against the men,
charged with collaborating with
Leon Trotsky, former bolitovlk
leader now la eslie in Norway, in
tfca iBtiogptrsrnmvnt ■conspiracy!
went to tto Judge* lait night.
Tto Mntence* of execution can
to carried out any time within 72
Although tko IBM • lectio* two tours after conviction. The only
not yot toon told, Emmett O. appeal la to the presidium of tto
■toppord (abora), 23-year-old centre| executive committee of Ito
Marianna editor anaounetc plana communist party.
to ocok tto Democratic nomina Hours before tto verdict wa*
tion for roTcmor of Florida In announced hy the pretiding judge,
l t d . (Aaaoclated Press Ptoto) V. V. U.rtcb, tto (treete of Mo*,
cow presented amaiing evidence
of tto public interest In Ito cnee
ia which Gregory Xlnovleff and
Loon Katacaeff, two distinguished
bolshevik I, were among ttoeo ac-.
rosed.
tjueuee of person* extending for
Ashley P Harvard, former blocke formed at every newspaper
re*Went of Sanford aad now stand, awaiting tlio iateet word
tors os a vacation, will told from tto courtroom. Hundred*
opes touts tonlcht at tto Hay. gathered at urery radio to liecr
tto new* broadest!. Downtown
fair Hotel, he *ald today.
Mr. Harvard ha* txtended a etreele were grawded.
Zlnovteff end Kamcneff, In atir.
blanket invitation to hia friend*
tad acquaintances of year* ifo. ring, hour-long orations told the
Ho alas to* expressed a detln court at Its last session that they
tkat tto Imtiei and youaver folk were ready sad willing to die.
• f tto city attend tto reception They had confessed they were two
of tto matter plotters.
tor |ia wife.
Tto judge* bed adjourned court
A kaffet dinner wilt le Mrred
at T P. M„ the ox-Satifordlt* for five hour* aftee they wert giv
•aid. Be twin* will to r in at 10 en tto cate, to allow preparation
P. M. aad continue until 3 A. M. of tto verdict In Ulrich's own long
*"
Scholl aad hi* band are hand, a requirement of the law.
ic a ito w t aw p*a* si
forms r mmWent U aa
•actaoer by profession and Is
now In charye of clnl caginrerInv construction In Northern
Illinois for the federal gorerw-
Ashley H sfisrd
WU1 Hold Open
House At Msyfsii
M rs ,’**
Ho laid plana for the Nation,
al Research Council’* demon*
■tratlon of cleil engineering
durinv tto Century of Prop,
re** at Chicafo.
c it y n e w s n u n s
rcll P r e p a r e s
Sanford'* Rotary CltJb wlU
Cluusber .Votes tomorrow
at 13:13 P. M ia the
Toeodsy’s MsU Mayfair Hotel for a regular week*
ly »e**lon,
Tto City Commi**ion win con
vene tonight at 7:W In City Hal)
council room for a regular bi
monthly Minion, according to
City Clerk F. M. Lamaoa,
officer* fa r tto
will to n lirte d by tto
toe to tto
of
Hirer Scene
H aags la Seminole
to ta l
at
ar
Ito
la
la •
a f tto S t
Sanford baa
lobby of tto
Jactooaetll*.
‘OUR FREEDOM 18 THREATENED'
Conspirators Altered
To H i v e Fonat
la ,te d Overthrow
Of StsUa Regime
KOOW THH
teftef Grant la
Optional Goal
16 Rosiiaiu
Ib Plot Get
Death Order
Mrs. Jlmml* Ridge, toad af
tto aerial welfare deportment is
Saaford, today returned frost a
two-woeka’ vacation ia loath
Carollaa aad Daytona Beach.
Troop I t, Sanford Boy Seoul*,
will hold a court of honor to
night at | o’clock in tto anaea
of tk« Baptist Church, It waa
aaaosaeed today. •
Ooorgs C. Fellow*, operator of
tko BOW Saaford Milk BotUe
Tvrtoago, today wa* In a dries
to round sp all idle bottle*.
t a l l rewards are being offered
rh iita a who return contekprs.
lfnawel Garcia, a Daytona* Beach
mtuiriea, aad Mlaa Finer Hagan,
af tto boa also of Daytaaa Beach, were U.
tto haavtnv of m'*d a ticenoo to wed it umle y. ac
cording to records in tto office of
•4 tto k
tto coaaty judge.
• f • n «M M
Tto Bernisole County Boys’ Athletie club win forateb four bor
ing boots far a program to *>o
at tto U to County Inland
Crate Mill ■tagsd
Recreation Center os Sept. 3.
B. A. B. WUhla*an„ club di
Opea This Week Judge
rect* r, Mid *
Mr*. K. B. Hamdarion. a foroparation
mar resident of this section but
Ms wssk.
living la Cocoa, wa* tlia■ sa a n to to swiployed now
rhargod from PernaM-Ijught-m
la tto early Memorial Hospital tods/ where
she had torn confined store Aug.
12 foliowiag an opera'ion.
Tto weather: generally fair to
night except ter scattered show,
ia extrmaa south portloa.
Sanford U H ie O a lr C e n tra l >
F lorida City A ffo rd in g R ail. H lcfcw ift
A M W ater T ra a n fo rta tio a
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SA N FO R D . FLORIDA. MONDAY. AUGUST 24. IM S
inW muimi
JaU Sought
By Affiance
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#mtforfr H erald
A ar
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NUMBER 2fi>
!■ I M S
With Hitler
Nations Neti^
Nine Soviets Talks
On Spanish Crisis
Executed By
AgreementTo
Jap Soldiers
Neutral Pact
" S e c r e t Delegation*
Is Weeded Out By
Firing Squad And
Long Prison Terms
TOKYO. Aug. 1M,—lAl - Japan's
general army headquarters In
llalnhlr.g, Min.-hnukuo, today antwun.ed nine alleged Soviet etti
lens were executed on the outaktrt* of llailar.
The exeeuliuns wete carried out
last Friday. Twenty-eight others
were sentenced to prison terms of
from five to 20 years.
Bunici, a Japanese news agency
dispatch from llslnklng asserted
the condemned Russians were
the "remnants of n secret delega
tion which the Soviets sent tit
Manehoukuo in 11)21 and 11' 2 'r
charged with Sovietixing thrmroiv.
ers rlistrict.”
The eoliiliy a ways has keen con
sidered White Russia* and hostile
to the Me.'cow government.
V
r
S t ic
* j
Nazi Germany Jotaft
Embargo Against
Shipment Of Arms
To Civil War A m i
i
Azana Prepares <j
• Hurried Flight
Five Frenchmen A rt
E x e c u t e d A fter
Rebel C a p t u r e !
fWr T ie t a w t s M
Ait international
Faso**
“ hunda
tiff S p a in ’* a g re e m e n t
atim eti near concrete
B»*
fo m
toxluy.
Nazi Germany, nlthoath
ntretxixinw ahe nutl not yut
revel veil "sutinfuctlon" from
Sociulint Mmlriii for incU
vleatM nhe cott.xiileni anti*
German, ugreevl to an lift*
Aa war clouds re-appeared mediate eniliargu on arm* and Bir*
aver KutBpc, Adolf Hitler sum planes to the civil war tone.
monel Admiral Erich
Racier
Italy has agrees! tu similar BOB*
(stove), Gernmn chief of the trallty proposal* with resarvatiMM
"Th# American way of life ia being Ihirntcticd.” drclnrrd tlov.
admiralty, to a conference In the and Russia expressxnl wRIingweaa
Alf. Ijxndon In the opening speech of hia eastern campaign at West
Bavarian Alps on the Spanish lo stop Spanish war exporta M
Middlesex, Pa., his birthplace. Scoring the Roosevelt administer)*
rrlsia. Germany tlm-atena to "non Us Germany ansi Portugal do
tion’a "pig In the poke policies,” the Republican presidential nomi
"meet force with force” If mu likewise,
nee pledged himself “so fur a* it lie* within my power to protect
lested oil the high seas. (Associ- tlncensorrd dispatches from M*>
M. I., tinhorn, who with R. It. atcil I'resa l'hulo)
for America our heritage of freedom and op|H>rtunity." (Associated
•If 1*1 sold Presblrnt Manuel Axano,
Press Photo)
_________ Klrchhoff represented the local
apparently fearing sucres* of tto
Junior Chamber of Commerce at
southern reliel drive, to* dlathe state convention of JayCecs
piilcheil truckloads of luggag* U
held in Jacksonville last week
the purl of Valencia.
end. reported a fine nltrmlnnre
Isinilon was chceresl by llltlaeft
nt the convention, with some
■mhnrgu move. Furthermore af*
I2S delegates front nil parts of
iicials saiil aiMilogie* from tto
the state pr'sent.
rnniniandcr of the Spanish govern
Claude
1‘cpper,
Democratic
ment warship dosed the incident
nominee fertile IT. S. Srniile, and
created jy thu search of a Brillth
Harold IVIee. president rtf the
stale senior chamber of runt
steamer totween Gibraltar and
Spntiisii Morocco Sunday,
merce, were guest speakers nt
R'bets un thn front announced
Hie convention, which wu* presh
h amtu
e«l over by Charles MCehetl,
five Frenrliinaii who volunteered
stain Jayf'eo president.
to fight with loyal Spanish troops
Resolutions warn adopted by
hail to rn killed and aald any etto.
By lie WITT MACKENZIE
r r volunteers might expert the
Genrgo
"lllg Jim ” Dixon, Hie group endorsing a drive in NEW YORK, Aug. 21. ids
Two milk control !>,>ard deputies
the state against slut machines,
same treatment. Thst French gat*
will to slaliom'd liere tomorrow Reiuiuole Ciumty negro, stalkerl
nnd n rommittee was formed to Little Portugal, which fits inti eminent dt tiled ft had any conn***
"puin
to CO lecl delinquent milk hun- down the last mile in the .Rai; diutv ' tr{r’ nsiuuiiViux to bo |iro tto .a Uiw vfeli "■T.r.i'v
i'MHileueU ■■ tw e e T hrew
diet*'1 iiii7T.V -iv, J,' i,'.' It. Ibiwsuii, furrl Hinte Prison ui liVoif this centi'd at the winter conference ike a tit of jig-saw putxle, is in
morning
tn
have
bis
life
snuffed
a
most
ilungi'iuux
and
uncomfortcal nty farm agent, said today.
endorsing the passing of an act
At the same time lie unitounini out witli half a cent'* worth of in Legislature providing for n able position—possibly Hint trp•■leetririty.
A definite announcement that o law is in effort which prevent i
fence law til keep cuttle off the resenting the fuse In the interrnHis execution was tiro price highways of tho state.
liuna! ImuuIi which Iras been liuontRepresentative J. Mark Wllcuc will a dairyman using n milk bottle
cning to explode in the while hint
attend tto joint meeting of the Ht. bearing the name of nnathcr demanded by the state after he
The
body
nl-n
voted
lo
request
bail been convicted of murdering
Hie S | iiii Ii | i i emit.
Johns River Improvement A••Dele dairyman.
the use of revenue funds provid
Referring to the collection of Charlie Farmer, also colored, sev ed by tlie breakage front race
tion and Kiwanlt Club at tto MayThe iitaintennnce of hoc n«u*
fair Hotel Wednesday was made license fees, Mr. Dawson expliiiti-J eral months ago.
trulily, in Hu* face of event., wtil'h
A iliernmn executed by
Sheriff McClelland of till track receipts In the slate fur alreiiily liave resulted ill svVClill
today by O. P. Herndon, chairman that a tlelly fine would In* levied
advertising
the
slate
nationally.
Stevens nf Sanford featured PtoU
county tutu lied the switch that
on alt violator* i.f tlio slattltd.
of the program committee.
via?boi
at
arms
bctwcoit
poituge-e
Amount received from such funds
mini f'minty Day in tto Florlds
All Sanford eltlxana are espe l.icenie* weie puyubto on July sent the dea.il/ current of fire win estimated a* toing over mid Spunish govermiient troop, un Exhibit a t the Great lak es Expo*
through
Dixon's
body
which
I,
he
said,
nnd
all
rotlrctiorM
modi'
the iiihuspllabte fri'iilicr it dlffi- sit Ion Sunday, according to prees
cially Invited to attend tto lunrheon
Idim.iHtii a year.
by President Walter Coleman of Tuesday will i o di‘lini|Uent col. stiffened against the straps of
Tills ronfrrnici] wnt the last cult. And Europe agtci i tin t the di'putchex received here today.
tho
electric
chair
before
sudd*
Il
tto Kiwania Club aad may secure lections.
until HHT, when licw officer' IniervontIon of imy iintkui wucid
The figure wax unveiled bR
reservations by contacting Mr.
Th* firm n.:enl strctwfd the ly relaxing n. tire "juice’’ choked will la* chosen, Mr, linborn said. • it '.ff an explosion,
Mrs. Wllli-i£i.Tyre. It represented
out
his
life.
Herndon. Activities are scheduled point that no new iconres will bo
I Hither, Purtugnl’s conxtline a three-dimension sketch of Ra
An Associated i'rcst dispatch
t, uke.s her an ideal dcniing house vine Gardens, the show place of
to get under way at 12:14 P. M. Dsued until all fern, In arrears,
front the pil'ull quoted .Superare settled.
Wednesday.
to- war xujiplle.i for the contend- Pnlntkn.
log forces, n th -r nation) in mtiMr. Stevens lx chief of tto Brt
Notable* invited, other than
Persona who must comply with intcnihnt F. 1.. Chapman as say
ing
the
l o g i n went to his death
Representative Wilcox,
Include the law IncluiR' duiryim-u, pen
sideling n gcnernl neutrality pact staff in tho Florida Exhibit. Hia
calmly,
making
no
statements.
have in sided >hc not only prom work lx attracting tho attention
Representatives “Lex Green, Rep. ducers, lunch rooms, restaurants
tine of the witnesc* of tb*
Six winners in n serle* of amn- ise to keep hands off but to pre of thousands ot visitor*, t to dls*
reMntatire nominee Joe Hendricks. and al| other establishments or indeath
was
Charles
8
buffer,
San
teur night programs staged at vent the passage of wnr equip- putch said,
Judge C. 0. Andrew*, senator lei dividual* dealing with any CJpa
ford police officer who worked tlie Rite Theater t'n ig h t will ap- mint through her tcriitory.
Puinnni County Day featurad
nominee, and Senators Scott M. lly with milk.
ponr nt H:M o'clock over WDTiO,
The deputies w ill i .tab Ish e .1- on the murder ease,
To spook of the 1'urtuguin g IV- special musical program* and
Loftln and WUliam L. Hill.
Dixon was found guilty of (Irlnndit, In n final elimination
t l itHllMMeU «a K i r I k r r r l
other entertainment. The C*ro*
Mr. Wilcox, who will deliver the Icction hradqnaiteis nt Mr. I inn- having
killed
Charlie Farmer contest, seen riling' to Jno Mnrmonies were photographed and
principal address af tto day, Is ex. eon’s offlre in the f iu r t ...........
for a small amount of ninnry. entetle, manager of tho playwill to of considerable monetary
pee ted to touch on inland water A bottle exchange agreement The luuly of the negro
was hf.use here.
value to the stale from B pub
way plana and problems of thli will gn Into effect Oct, I, Mr. Due- buried In a shallow grnva with*
licity standpoint, according to tto
Following are tho entertainsection of Ito state. Already be son said in advisin'; milk con s n in the city limits when- later it
! information forwarded to Utia
ers: Waiter Rniilli, female imperha* expressed himself in fnvor of era to keep down the cost of dairy was discovered.
‘•>initor; Vulio Williams, Jr., pop|tUy.
So. •
tto proposed St. John* Rirer- products by bccumi.ig ‘‘bolt's c ui
Dixon confessed to the crime nlnr sungt; Elnlso Winn, movie JACKSONVH LE. Aiig. 21. -(,!*)
—
—
•
stlous.”
fndian River CanaL
after his arrest.
—William
O.
Anderson,
:|.ri,
atstar
Imprrsonntlnns;
Mac
MeHe explained tb d nn enormous
in tho la-t session of riicuil
amount D lost each year in tlm court lure the defendant was • luster, guitar nnd harmonica tiuney fur the state auditing slcnation through destruction of milk found guilty of the murder and player; Evans McCoy and Hilly pnituunt, wax killed today In a
fall from Ihe seventh f!«mr of a
rontainers, an
expense winch tho Jury did not recommend titer lb • i i'll, haladistx.
The wlnnar of tonight’s event, downtown hotel.
eventually lx returned to the n
"Forward with nnoaevalt’' sate*
cy, a finding which carries tho t • to chosen by voto of the in- Justice of the Peace J. C. Madi
"Having had n number of In tail purchaecr.
mandatory penally of death.
’■lio audience, may bu effered the son said no inquest would to nec mobile (dates made their Initial
quiries from prospective winter The farm agant sabt that all
Judge Millard II. Smith |uMscil opportunity of ap|iraring in a essary. lie said a« Investigation is appearance here tiolay.
visitors to Semiaolo Count1', a dairymen in Sanford Imd sirred the sentence. IJoyd lluylr, as- program on the stage of u Jack- not completed hut Anderson apThe metal tnslgna, about tto
problem has arisen aa to where the exchange agreement.
ilstani stule‘s - attorney, prose sonvillu theater.
parent'y wus killed in an acciden d ie nf a Florida license teg, la
we are rning to put them whvn
printed in four color*, red, whUft
cuted the cose.
tal fa I.
•
they com*," T. K. Slmpaon.
blue ami black.
Anderson
registered
at
the
hotel
president af tto Clismtor of
Seminolo
County**
Y oung
yesterday on his return from Wash
Commerce, said today
Demnrcntic Club will off#* tto
ington
where
ho
Went
with
the
r "Out of state people hare evl
pistes for sale a t I t each. Col
MIAMI REACH. Aug. 2 l^ (/F ) •late hoard of social welfare of lections will to turned aver t*
deneed a keener laterct in spend
JACKSONVH.r.R, Aug. 21.
ficials
for
ronferenres
on
old
age
’big tto winter here than Ip (AT—Florida Junior Chamber r*''
— Husltiess arid professional wom
the Itoosevct campaign ftiad.
several yean and an unusually yesterday
en of the Southeast became "air- pensions, Tho young attorney was
unanimously
rr.rf
Pliiti'M will go on u l t next
given
u
seventh
flour
room.
good tourist season la expMted, firmed their aland against 'lot
week.
Two more new, nll-xtrri county minded” yesterday us they canThe
tody
wax
found
this
morning
but, while tto Chamber of foul machine*, endorsed the plaring
eluded a f<<ur day conference here
— ----------------------------------- ------ *
mere* ha* a number of accoru b* operating of voting mm-hine* •rhool luxes arrive,i hern tinlay to by breakfasting at u seaplane on the roof of a Hirer dory an
modatioas listed, tto majority in all of tto state’s 07 counties, to added to the fleet of seven ve tase.
" . x g nex to the hotel. A widow, three
of thorn a rt rooma In private and declared themselves hrarlity hicles which sin " delivered last
Miss Marie C, Sullivan New York children and other relatives sur
home* aad tto wquanta received In favor of a »tate-wide nui»- week.
airline
official, spoae to tho busi vive.
M
hero by the Chamber have toon moblte driver’s license, flnanrtol The transportation equipment ness women on "Women’s Future
r-h. Average
«
will
be
used
on
ruutej
lending
In*•
tlsr. Average
exclusive!/ for fam ished apart responsibility ami vehicular in
in Aviation."
as
«
»pr. Avarage
to Sanford.
meats and towage,* Mr. I Imp- spection law.
Follow mg the break fast, which
Usv Avarage
il
44
T.
W.
tawton.
county
school
son continued.
»n
u
»
t
These and other actions w- re
wax sp- n o. red hy the North and
j
id
Tt
T to Chamber ton B few fur taken in the form of Vermin)u n ' uperlnleadent, said dbrre^ juoiu South Carolina Federations, tho
........ i t
It
George Williams, an Altamonte
ntotod apartment* listed Hut nn adopted by them at the dosing h u es probably will be received delegatee installed their new of negro,
IS
>•
wax
held
In
the
t
’ounty
late
this
week.
Twelve
automobiles
96
i
.
Tt
houses at all, anj when teuiwt* session yesterday of the tlm'ficers: Mn. I.u drown Gregg of jail today and booked on rhurges
*1 T*
begin to arrive H 1* going to to day nrid-summer conference «f in all have torn purchased hy the West I'ulm Itearh, presblrnt; Dr. nt
II
»1
aggravatexl assault following n u
County School Hoard.
IS
difficult to get them cowventei
the Florida Junior Ctomtor of
Isiln Taylor of Birmingham, sec cutting affray Satunby night. it
______
H tt
ty situated, to aalV.
Commerce on tho Jacbonville
retary and Miss Florence Huf ird
»• t l
He
is
allegad
to
have
slit
open
Tto moat recent requests for Beach pier.
*9 T1
o f Charlottesville, Va., treasurer. the stomach af Green Crawford,
m m : in ic r u u x
. 91
Tt
information about IHie county
Sightseeing lours completed the also colored. Deputy R. J. Hick IS
. 91
n
received by tto Ctomtor were -Railway Age” reported that • r
- 91
VI
| program. Some of the 200 dele- son raid aix or eight stitclvx
NKW YORK, Aug. 2 i.-(d 1
,. 91
Tl
from Minneapolis, M i l , Now aarl passenger train cars thru "h No rates iif men biting dogs were ■gates attending the conference were taken when th" wounded IS
li
VI
91
York City. N. Y- Sparta, ft to. July surpassed the ordering v..l- reported hero yesterday, but tto planned to remain heTe until Tues- man wax given medical treat M
91
tl
tl
id
*«"»
dara for locomotive*, freight car* fire department wax called tu ex 'day to leave by toat for a Cuban ment.
1*
SI
tl
m b fag tto entire j «bc «f 1JJ3. tinguish a blare in an ic« box,
t r i p . ____ _______
, w Bob Wilcox arrested William*. >i
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II
Raborn Described
Meeting Of State
J u ni or Chamber
D ifficulties In
Portugal Mount
As Spain Rows
Delinquent Milk Seminole County
UcenMS To Be Negro Murderer
Written Tuesday Is Electrocuted
Proximity, Sympathy
For Rebeltt Makes
Neutrality. II a r d
Deputies E s ta b lis h Meets Death Calmly
I Sheriff
. Collection H e a d A I
quarters L o c a lly , .Turns,. On Current
Wilcox Definitely
Accepts Invitation
For local Address
i
i.
Work Of Sanford
Man Features In
Florida E x h i b i t
Winners Of L o c a l
Theater Context T o
IlroadcaHt T o n i g h t
Florida Attorney
Killed In Plunge
A t Jacksonville
Young Democrats To
•Sell Roosevelt Tags
Shortage Of Room!
Forecast la Sanford
JayCecs Take Stand
Women's Convention
Against SlotMachinis Two More Vehicles Finltihes In Miami
I Are Received H e r e
, For County Schools
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LOCAL WEATHER'
Altamonte Negro Is
Jailed For Assault
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mowpat ,
f ln f i r i Hmdd
The Portoffuese Influence
A v m n u , tm
REVOLT REPORTED IN PORTUGAL
WATCH COUGHLIN
WASHINGTON POST
The hot spot In which England finds herself w ith re*
■pect to the Spanish situation wan demonstrated Use other
day when orders were Issued by the British Admiralty to Beglnlng with, sad set asclnd- If they ran be united and suffi
English battleships stationed in Spanish waters to fire Ing, the « i) to 11cm eewWwriee. ciently is filmed they assy very
upon loyal Spanish ships if they In terfen again wtth Brtt- the weethy herghera ef Cevrissd easily bring It down In rote*.
« «
M EAT MA B U T
tide roaster bees »*"Jeetod
Whether hero or abroad, tha
iah commerce; and again yestenlay when one such loyal here
te eeme pretty stiff deeee ef po- procedure of the Foot1st dema
did again in te rfe n with a British litlesl humbug. The rihrns, er so
Spanish
gogue is simple, and it ia always
errant in.ly tbe same. The first
step Is to inflame the passions of
these who are, er consider them
selves, underprlrlleged. As pari of
that procedure lavish promises are
inadu aa to what could be done
fur tho masses by « change of gov
ernment. It does not matter what
dri*el Is talked, er bow destruc
tive the program, provided only
tin t It is painted as truly ‘‘Ameri
can’’—or “German," or “Italian"
—In conception. This Is where the
Communists are less successful,
because more honest, titan the
Fascht. They admit, ami applaud,
the fart that their alms mean a
revolutionary overturn.
The methods of the Coughlins,
tongs and Lemkes of tho pres
ent age are In their implication* no
less rcvnluttonary than th»*o of
the Communists. If tho dema
gogues ever obtained political
power tho Impossibility of nrhlevIng ■heir promises would very
soon demand a dictatorship, U>
suppress the outcries of their dis
illusioned supporters if for no oth
er reason. Then, to divert atlentlon
from thek own Incapacities, would
Townsend and tha Hers. Gerald L> come the persecutions of minority
K. Smith and Cough Ii* within a elements which have proved so Im
single sawdust ring* But ths show portant a part of Hitler’s pro
has none tbe lew rather serious gram in Germany.
Charles K. Coughlin, who since
implication* for s nsllmi whl.-h
prides. .Itself an Maintaining tha the assassination of llusy to n g
processes of democracy In a world has become America’s No. I poten
where the .dictatorial principle is tial Fascist leader, Is a lung wsy
behind cither Hitler of Mussolini.
so clrariy la the ascendant.
A public execution in Kentucky Hi, problem, In this contlnrnlil
Ihe other day gave a revealing federation of slates, Is far great
glimpse of moh brutality In this er ind Ills assets. In the shape of
country. The Cleveland convention popular Ignorance, misery and
of the so-called National Union hopelessness, far less. H it the
for Social Jeetka almltarly em fact remains that Coughlin, using
phasises the ignorance of those the Hitler technique and utilising
elevery, has
Has made
mauc by
oy
who will avidly shsorb sny farra stooges very elevery.
go of nonsense so long as It prom no means inconsiderable headway,
ises them material gain. Ignorance, lle will bear watching l y all who
cupidity end brutality are three lia,e the welfare of our form of
dangerous rnemle* of democracy. government at heart.
freighter,
it msy be hoped, wee reached on
England, which Is at least one nation in Europe which Sunday when the flee. William
sincerely desires to remain strictly neutral In theae trou Lembe, Uaiea party ceedtdets for
et.n ble* on the Iberian peninsula, is being forced Into a poet p m Meet, eutilaed te Me. eupperttion which requires her to take sides against her will with ere the Utopia whkh he proposes
a faction whkh she does not like against old friends who to m e te from the dtacordaat ele
are her natural allies. To oppose th e Madrid government, ment* ef ear body petttk.
as England must *|p*rent1y if she to to pretest her com By bulMMg IMAM arilfklel
merce, places Eagland at once on th e ehm of Italy and lake* Is the g M U We*t; by pro
viding Tewaaead piwpieee; by roGermany, against her former allies o f France and Russia. couragiag
isbor-roiing machinery
Rumors of a sympnthetk outbreak In Portugal the to permit men pgr for ;«*e dork;
other day throws some light on th e age old aMlanees and by pitching Wall S tm t and tbe
Mttm Intrigue whkh are steadily forcing Europe te th e brisk brain trust to the doge together,
of war aa Dorothy Thompson explains in the N ew York •iM by vsrlsro ether paeeeo luupac.
Herald Tribune that the Portuguese government is strong tried, the North Dakota state*,
ly sympathetk with the reiwl cause in Spain, and that msn promises to rebuild tho motion
gland for four hundred years or more haa beenn pledged roerer to the heart’s desks. More
w . . - r s mS E E Kngl
ms» am** am at** «w by
hv ltreaties and marriage alliances to defend Itortugsl over, |m will do ail this (Including
SN
the 310,000 Ishee) is four years,
uaifuit ill comers.
“Portugal not only traditionally relks on England, leaving the government, e t the
rod of his presidential term, so
Miss Thompson writes, “but England is ptajzed to her wcll-orgealaed
that even a Roose
MT, AUGUST H IMS protection by a treaty which dates from MM, mid whkh velt or a Letova could scarcely
is still in force today. It was concluded when Charles II m en It upmarried Catharine o f Brognnt*, o f the Portuguese ruling The fact that several thousand
tm u y—
fo b today
house, who brought to Britain as her dowry T to tfer and people will assemble under a bruittWFALATABI.r ROHLSt So part of India. Beetion 15 of this treaty says: T h e King lag sun te listen tv such hooey Is
Ihaa.IsMUM thou art lukewarm, of Great Britain doth profess and declare with th« consent not surprising. It Is a good show,
d a i netllwr cold nor Ini, ! will and advice of his council that he will take the interest of of a sort, and certainly no circ-is
out of my mouth.— Portugal and all its dominions to heart, defending the could compete with a yaUtkml ral
StlO.
same with his utmost power by sea and land, even aa Eng ly able to assemble Lemke, Dr.
»ASTUCKIT BALLAD
-And time and again In history— in the Spanish and
in the Napoleonic wars for Instance—it has been demonstrated that Portugal is for all practical purposes a Brit
Ups m t sail
tha rarsors of (ho earth ish dominion. Portugal is economically almost entirely
toas tho wandering whale. dependent upon England. In case sh e were aligned In s
war against Britain, she would bo ruined! Britain, on the
peee* men were men. Wllh other hum!, wants the collaboration of Portugal aa the
Watchful eye
tone for the tyotectinn of her colonies in Africa sod the
They rode the tIlfHng flora,
Portuguese Azores for tho protection of her route to South
Aad eaeeteit m b to their ear* A frica anil—should tho Mediterranean ever be blocked—
.Ehi the cry of "thar *he
for the protection of her only other route to India. Since
Mower*
the war, Portugal has stood with Britain to block German
fhest galnto that etroda the claims to African colonies, claims which might have been
settled at the expense of tho Portuguese colonies,”
Wurhy deck*
la Mehbrr to the knees,
Miss Thompson, for many years a European news
fhlir whitened bone* ere *trawn paper correspondent, further explains that tbs Portuguese
are now dominated by a one man "brain trust” in-the
Shore* of seven sea*.
person of Professor Salazar, who bitterly hates and fears
the communistic form of society, and though h e has or
went down on Irnpk
ganized the government along the lines of Fascist Italy,
maintaining that the authoritarian cnr|*orntlve state ■ Morgan Partner Says
lame In the Arctic floe.
preferable
to tho ineffectualness o f democracy and the
War la Not Likely
Mhf* they dkd they saw such
chaos of communism, nevertheless enjoys compu te British
thing.
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-(A’>—
Aa we shall rover know.
confidence and support.
"Not only is the Salazar government in sympathy Prospect* uf a general war In Eu
■any sii envious women
with tho Spanish rebels, ns tho history of its own estab rope s i t remote, Thu mu* IV. to paced
of J. P. Morgan and Comlishment and strong Catholicism of the dictator would load mont
The lonely Walk on high,
peny, said In a recent interview,
Aad scanned Urn nngry west In It to be/* says Miss Thompson, "but the rebels are occupy view.
vain
ing most of the important points along the Sponlsh-Partu- His veiws were In contrast with
guese
where gun-running
Portugal is,, in those of other traveler* who UFed sails against the sky.
-------- border,
-------- . -------■ .. is easy,
—
fnct, the key tuition in tho French non-intervention plan. n „ Kj that war may l* imminent,
Bad others, on the vlllaga struct, ns wan demonstrated by thn Kushinn demand that pt>rtu- *Tha financial community believed
Grown garrulous and old,
gul Ire included hi tho non-intervention agreement. Mon- l*h»y will have a tonic effect on a
It M children spellbound at their cow made that collaboration a condition of her own agree stock , market that yesterday w*»
ment. It is not in the least likely that it will be granted. driven down by tho fear* of war.
tha talcs Ihry told.
.I t has been unofficially reported that Portugal has asked Lament spent three weeks In
tondon and Pari* and **M that
wo may bear them still, and Britain to guarantee her against tho Red menace, and si* whllu he did not with to minimize
though this is denied in London, it doubtless has some the immrme difficulties In which
Te read the wmulernu* tale
foundation In fact.
the world find* Itself, predictions
M haw those doughty wren went
It is my own belief, that despite the entente Iretween that there will be a general war
fourth
irltoln and France, it is the hopo o f tho British Foreign "hardly ar* juiltflable
T s sk y the monstrous whale.
It I* ctrar that ttf percent or
Office and tho British War Offke thnt the rebels will win,
f e b a n ’s to all the sailor men and that they will win quickly without tho necessity for lb* people of every nation of Kuaetivo support from Italy and Germany, For a Spanish ropa do rot want to fight,” he
Ato all the captains bold,
T hay look on war with ab
Mho spaaroii tho world in sail government Mt up by (hew two countries and closely
lag ably*
bound to them would to intolerable, in the long run for horrence and dread just as wu d".
_ f c the gloriou* (bya of obi.
Great Britain. It Would to Immediately intolerable for Every sane man now reatiie* that
%
Leaky M’Dawgall. France. But n Communist government in Spain—or the In a war everybody lave*.
“Tbarefore. while It la tree that
rule of the Nihilistic Syndicalists— would to equally in in many direction* democracy is
I Maybe we bettor make a W l’A tolerable for Britain’s partner, Portugal. What Britain arlllng nt a heavy discount, nev> c t oat e f the tit. Johns Klvrr would like is an orderly republican regimo in Spain, but erthebaa, I am one of those who
•rder to got It properly token hat possibility seems utterly gone. To defend itself, the believe that the men who rule the
•H
of.
Spanish republic has urmed the Syndicalists ami the Com destlaiaa of Ktiroptr will go * o n
munists, and should tho Loyalists win they will not be ly in dragging their unwilling peo
!* college cducalbs, a drawback, Ikely to relinquish their arms to the government they ples Into a major ennflirl.’’
M lumbar ef stale editor a are
Baking these day*. Wall, maybe hava saved. But it Is moat unlikely that they will win,
Southern Rally To
Bat, but It la pretty likely to b* for Germany and Italy will probably not tat them."
When one recalls England’s recent difficulties with Be Held In Charlotte
| fullback
the Italians over Ethioffe, and the persistent British fears
Aged Woman Killed Hrro by of Italian domination in the Mediterranean, It is easy to
CHARLOTTE, N. (*., Aug. SI.
.W hen Driver—headline. There’* understand why Knglund would not like to mo a Spanish —(AT—Haywood
Robbins, Jr.,
■Bp a good sermon could be government Mt up which owed Its existence to Mussolini. Charlotte
attorney, ha* an
t USlbad from tha day’* new*.
Looking at it any way you want, it appears that England nounced plan* for a seven stale
---o.
—
is between tho devil and deep blue sea.
tolly here Sept. 10, called “to
■ Short*rao
li
r4 i '&
k ,V
'•+'
• t1 U
’ t•
r !
* w*
“
cart)
hi tha days
t
And If they get Ihia Spanish
----------o—------make the solid South more solid
settled without a Eufor Franklin Roosevelt."
The
Democratic
Chuirmun
James
A.
Farley
has
uncanny
coaf lag ration,
wonder
President to address the roily.
gift*
a*
a
gladhamier.
The
gum
to
r
of
per
M
L.1
whom
Mr.
a oust pander keg will
Invitation* will ha sent lo
Farley can call by their first names must run into the
r up!
senator a end repre
ten* of thousand*. Ill* secretary tell* of a nun in B governor*,
sentative* uf Virginia, Uw C’aruLamonl, Morgan part ■mall renn*ylvanlu city who wu* on a reception commit lines, Georgia, Florida, Teanesner* la no danger of a tee to welcome Mr. Farley, ami who three year* latar aee, Alabama and other party
paw in Korop*. That U the most appeared in Washington, offering to bet that Mr. Farley stalwarts over tha nation.
r.
!*
i?
&
report on tha Karaan wt’v* aeen In many
B M r Up to thia time we bad fait
£ o l they might gat by without
trouble.
-a
TM * peerless president paaaed
•Or tha coinage he had conflacat
M to pour areater*,’’ UatUted
JM har Coughiia. And then hla
. M ku wan *tilled, perhap* by
I t u t o r Vole* whkh commanded,
*Ikau abaU pot
thy
rolghoer."—Part
N*
t— i
b Obbarn*, for two year* at
ton et the New Puri Richey
by laser, has purriwi
from Jobs Parkas. Hugh
f, and to addition to bring n
n«wxpiper man, la
vttto of hlghaat calibre,
b o m sf tbs hast arlUas
nab w* bare aver heard.
Free*. Hath rood to
the Herald daring tha
couldn’t remember him. Put on hiit mettle, Mr. Fartey
greeted the man by hi* first name, gave the names id 14
other member* of the reception committee, recalled the
hotel where thy had lunch, and described tho menu. He
then recited the name* of the speaker* at the lunch, and
the gist of what they had said, and finished by asking hia
open-mouthed visitor about the health of hla children, cor
rectly naming their number and nex.—T. R. B. in The Now
Republic
Carnes ha* Ihe chair of mathe
matics In tha Indurirlnl College
of southern Louslana.
Mro II. L. Rylaml and daugh
ter, MU* Leila Hyland, returned
to their horn* la Orange City
Tuaeday, after a week’* vlalt with
thair eon and daughter, Mr. and
Mr*. H. L, Hyland, Jr.
Z. Spink*, tha well known cy
■o— —
pres* man of Oviedo, was In the
rity today enroute to hla timber
tract on the Vekiwn. Mr. Spink*
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
haa keen engaged for the past
alx noatha la rafting cypres*
Mr. nod Mrs. J. C. Hobart* and ford boy, now
of UmI liftlRR Mack* frem the Wekiwa to
little wra, Merrill are *pending ■young barriattr* of Jnabaaevllle ■ooford tribe shipped from here
aavanl day* at Daytona Btach. la spending a few days with Ms to Oviedo by roll for hi* large
Roberta haa ra parent# la thi* city,
shingle mill at that ptsc*.
relattvra
— ---------ft trip
. .. to
. ---------Mr. and Mr*. Dresner,
Mr*. Jha Mansfield and chit
In North Cairiisa and Virginia, atom la lucatad on Sanford A n draw hare returned home to
Mro. T. O. Char!** haa returned nue. have b f t for Now York to Tumps after a very pleasant two
frawi an ato w b d vlalt with do thair buying for tb* fall and weak*’ vUM to Mr*. Jack Vaughn.
frlevub oed relative* In South winter aasaoa.
Mro. John Goff and littb
Carotins.
I Among tha prorslnast vUitora daughter, Jennie, of Junto Conb
Mr, and Mr* . L. Y. Bryan hero this weak are Trot. Cams* are visiting here airier, Mr*. W.
to Klaaimm** on Mon- and family of Lafayette, La.
Mr*. Gaff wee ac
day.
.They ar* the guest* i f Mina Ka*t. ■I »*■»■ I, hy
-y her
mrr moaner,
a
mother, Mrs.
NEW LOCATION
Reports and denials were received In London that a
had broken out In Portugal and that 1‘resident Oscar
(right) had been killed. Thu government of Portugal under dkta-1
torship of President Carmona, anil Premier Antonio da Oliveira
Kalasar (left) is operated as a corporate state along the lines ef |
fascist Italy. ( Associated Press Photos)
________
European So Id i e r s] Tourists In Mexico
Msrooned By Floods I
Reconciled
MEXICO CITY. Aug. U . - W
PARIS, Aug. 21.—W —Nearly
a million men reconciled to the —Spreading flood water*, covering
possibility they soun msy be fight iin* entire town, drovt 700 fsmling in s real war, spread ■ real lira from their home* and ma
istic “havoc” of mimic war across rooned icon* of intrmatlonl tourEurope’* furrowed face yester 1*1* in MnJco ypaterday.
day in the greatest army display*
Itcpoit* that betwean 10 and 100
since the World War.
touriit automobile* ware maroon*,I
General staffs of a dozen nation, by flood water* between Ciudad
launched grim rhurges of drsth, Vlctorl* and Villa Juarea on the
while governments—ihcir hstc* International highway ware re
fired to the near-ex plowing point ceived here by the Mexican Au
Jby crumbing peace treaties and tomobile Areociatlon.
•; European tension aggravate,!
aggravated by
Prcviou* report* from Tampico
the Spanish revolution—looked sus- xaid relief hid been ruabad to tha
'pjciouxly across at the war games town of Umon from Ciudad Victor
0f their neighbors.
ia after the Guayaltjo River had
The *ignlfran:e of these mili inundated the entire two, reusing
tary maneuvers, whlrli *tarl>-d 700 fnmilic* to flee for their live*.
Saturday, was nagiflrd by the net- j Tho motorist*, »ald report* from
work of alliance* that are bocom- i Victoria, were being given accomC o n c l i v e Ing more tangled dully.
modntlon* and none waa BufferA a'th e war game* got under- ing.
* u_ j ! _IIP) w** on
*l’“ *n'* *n l*’° ■b* I Approach** to San Marco*, VlePENSACOLA,
military
arurrlrrl back nnl j Ior in on,I lluayabjo bridge* were
— expert*
------ --------------washed out ami tho highway wax
uqjrcrenUtlvc* "will be *-<■' ,or" '
lh,>
w
the mnneuvrr* of tlin r “uui partI'l'MCll COVlTlsI
here Oct. 17.
ners” wllh whum they have uut-Oom e place*.
Tha
leg I*la tore will dlacuta right pact* of military nariatnnre,1
...........
plan* ft*r the tJ37 acaalon of tha
*r more vaguely talxhil “frk'ml-IpRItKINE POHTMIHTNENH DIRS I
Florida mowmbly.
Leglilatnr* awf legislative nomi •hip pitta."
Maneuver* were In progress yt>*. MIAMI, Aug. 24.—WR—Mr*. I
nee* of 12 Northweat Florida
rountlra met ye*tenlay at Fort lerilay in Franc*-, l«-riii.iny, Czech- .Cecil Foster, HP, of I'rrrine, widow
A’aivon in itw first gathering of oCnvnklu, Yuyotljjvlu, Riiuiunla, |i'f n whiter killc.l In Custer’* ht*- I
| tm to “13*1 xland” agalnit the In -1
It* kind ever held by law-makara Hungary, t)iilgariN uml Auatria.
----------------------| illana In the Montana Black l il ts , I
of the lection.
Dr. Chorle* Johnson of HollUhero yrslerday aflrr a long I
Principal topic of dl»cu**lon
wn* the development of tha F lrit Calif., tiid he grafted 17 varieties Illm»*«. She eervnl a* Prrrlne po*t-1
of peache* and one plum to an apri mi»t re*.* fur 44 year*.
Ccngrcailonal DlitricL
cot tree anil that it hear* peaches
ripening every week from late
Hard Ca»h, Ga., report*
The aren of New York »tatc l* |
spring to middle fall.
49,204 xquare mile*.
time* despite the drought.
Florida’s Senators
Schedule
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MISS NORTH CAROLINA
M a fsn a n
\ T l i n t i ' s l
N ations N e a r
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of giving
aid " t o
%,, Spanish leftists.
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Agreement
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too
The French popular froat prvta,
sympathetic to Madrids ca«
assaile.l the German activity
i w 0 U i r 8 l R a C t turn as “arrogant tn J m««
_____
. ing."
(rsaMaaaO n«m aaa* seal
j Fascist Italy, havl-qr aceapTai
lion with tha telentrevs. The rate s french neutrality rropoaala wNR
said the Frenchmen were captun-d for what Franco and Uarmrq.
In battle and excreted.
would say or do.
In the northern Spanish sector
about the Day of of Hisrny, rebel
B. W. Harmon af* Scirsdate. N.
plana* dumped homte i n Iran.
Fighting raged on other fronts. Y.. drove hla ear In front of •
The rebels shirk to a story that train which carried the auto TB
their planes bombed MadrU ju t feet when It caught fire. tlarm M
was not<hurt.
government leaders denied it.
Tto British, white saying the
Hpan lab apology is acceptable, a l
lowed warships to preeved to
Spanish waters.
Spain's bloodr civil tempest
broke Its bound* again Monday.
Twenty-four hour* after socialist
Madrid had promised Great Brit
ain to refrain from Interfering
with British shipping on th* high
was, Gibraltar heard officially
that loyal Spanish warships had
prereated a little British freight
and passenger steamer In Uihtl
EarJon, from cnlerng the harbor
St Metllla, Spanish Morocco.
• That fortified port ha* been In*
rebel hands stare the first shot*
were fired on the Iberian penln»ula and tto Moroccan coast fiv#
week* ago.
Britain'* retort was swift and
powerful.
Th# great battle cruiser Re
pulse, with gun crew* standing
by th-lach guns, foamed toward
the arena of the “Interference,”
bached up by two ilestroyer*.
Their officers had strlet order*
to keep Spanish ban,Is off Britlsh shipping for the "duration”
T to Gibe! Zerlon, It w ot ait*
derstood, had wirelessed for as
sistance.
T to Incident served tu accentu
ate the difficulties which Europe
still fsers in attempting neutral -1
Ity pact until the .Spanish civil'
war has run Its course.
Official reports tonight said!
the Spanish commander had spot- 1
iigised to the British officers in
the shadow nf frowning guns of
II. M. S. Repulse.
While Madrid, although acting
R I s' h -a tA '•A-Trista
ill good faith*, might have been
---O. - (I
hern unable tu numminirute the
'hands off” orders tu to r war
ships, there was speculation in
“ me quarters as to whether the
socialist-communist
leaders
uf
government actually could control
the actions nf theta fighting
units.
Fighting rnntlnued on northern.1
southern and eastern fronts, Imt O l V O I C I O '. .
there wn* no concrete proof of 'l u l l t a c o «m
material sucres* for either side. c i o c u t a n o N i
I'ortuguesu newspaper corre
spondent* lu Seville, aenuru of
much of the retvel propaganda,
reported Madrid. h*d been,
yesterday an loyalist lutrracks
damaged.
In Madrid, the government nn
nuunced it hail taken direct con
tnd of nearly t.o» industries,'
notably those which turn out thu
alns-w, of war.
Nail Germany, *1111 rnraged by
the reported search of n German
■learner hy loyalist .Spanish war-*
ahips, continue,I to whip her
press up tu a campaign against j
Madrid and Moscow, which slur
a
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BIRMINGHAM. Ato. Aug. U
—(Special)—Th* Seel >n*| office
af th# Social Security P u rr I far
tto state* a f Florida. A istova,
Georgia, Mississippi. 8-ojth Caro
Mr. aad Mrs. W. A. Gamer of lina, ami Tcnnassej I r e ted In
I W l i h r t Meeria p la it of i > »
(ftasal. a r t visiting Mrs. L. F. Birmingham, Is now 'unetlenlng
M C latter N m k ir Two of tbo
and a staff of spselallsts oa Un
Garner.
OrArr of Raster* 8Ur, will to h
employment Comoro-r' ion la b
• i to o U b 4b Bfriage. S o n ar will
Assistance, and Poteral Old
to eerred a t SMI o'olotk, I t o k __
Mr, aad Mrs. L. A. Bromley re- ile
Age Raaaftte umbr euparvlslan
a f tW r Um IUn mo « i«M to to
tureod Friday f a a a raeaUan • f I . T. A ito, Regional diratto (loaders oirvillr, N. C.
tar. hava tab an up tnvir reaps*tiro dutlas In asslvtlvt or.iirtAyMlaa Stella Monger baa returned era, smplsyvsa, and bewaftrlaHm
Josephine Moaooa. Mary Bvefyu from a vacation apaat with rvla- as wsll as the general public
Uaaau of
Jacksonville.
and tlvaa la Chattanooga. Taan.
with adviea ror*r.liiu t i e am**
Marjorie M ood. Aim Morton
af the Social 8irtiiity Art.
Ttoratoo. Ilm ld Mortal, Freddy Mlaa Mary May o f Float CHy.
Regional nfflc » were ratah6KTTDN2 OB BAYING
. jtod In IS cities throughout
■ f l tem
w tt o
o N m nw nk
U
tto
guost
af
Mlaa
Bllaabatb
By
Starts af
tto nation ta decentratiw aa far
Mrthvla far a faw days.
Ttovo a rt two ways at gutting
Dr. add
aa possible tbo administration of
a t o | la tto world. Om la to
mn. B.
m. u.
la aa
ad^Mt mo’s ottoM Hom to ona’a Jshaay Root, Mr. aad Mr*., Mrs.
0. Moths
Mathria
aad Tnmmia tha Soebl Security program.
“ Memhers of tto R»art M lrvrd
Mathria, .,ft
---------------------taelaii . tto ottor, to Inereaa* Harry Kent, Mr. aad Mr*. Mowryiaisd layogvae
mo*a lacowM to meet expend! Nickel. M ty VRUoa, aad Oardm day far Griff*, Qa.. f«r abojt twj that a batter knne,e<liP! a f lh«
aaada of sack part of th* coun
tu n s. Which way a p m n tlee+s Coffla Jetood tto party l a t a — >■
_ lar a „
try aad more efficient am! ccoto follow la a matter of t i a f i r
tto rafwlar CtotaaoeiicsI admlnisIralMMi e mid h
Edgar
Btggars,
Jr..
returneJ
* mootlaf
obtained thrnagh -cqlvnai ol
There ara children oho
Monday from a visit with rtla- ftcro than having tba personnel
always to bar* enough
tiro* In Charlotte, N. C.
rn aceat's'n l In
iVashlngloa,'
for ttolr needs. It la not that
Mr. A»bo sahl.
ttolr allowance* are n y n k l i
Mr. and Mrs. F. T.. Co mac taAnother furetl m >f the I t
larva, or ttolr parents
By RARY GRAHAM BONNHB turned Saturday from a short
gloaal Office will i« U> assist
ly generous. It la simj^y that
visit to Daytona liesrh.
ia every way possible state of
T to Loot Ckkkaa
they oittor to re not vary ae
ficials who are ckurgeu with adBy
MARY
GBAHAM
BONNBH
lira Imaglaatkms, or tora ac
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
flay,
af
mlalslratwn of uwmplr.yawnt
Mrs. Quacko loatod ta tto rig h t H a st City, spvat
M r aww lUaltatfams.
the uum *v(si
Aliev Piekvring (ubuve), formerly of Fayetteville, N. C., has
Ottor youngsters ara novsr of to r and to tto le ft Sto loobod Iat tto torn* a f Mr*. B. L. . „ .u - tniapcn«ttl«n anJ pvMIc as
sistance registration In sack been designated "Mis* North Carolina" to represent her stale in a
satisfied. Ttoy spend ttolr path aa far ahtad aa sto toold and aba via. West T in t Street.
slate.
pageant whieh will close the world fair at Man Diego, Calif., Sept, t>.
etmoney as toon aa ttoy «*t isobad bahind bar, out aha could
All employee* of th* Iteglenal
/t, aad look shoot for some »ou ao ottor craaturaa baaldaa tto
Mis* Mary Krelya l.at au of Offices, as ara those at hcaJtrr, attends In his simple wants.
saaaaa of oktalalnr a ntw sup mambara of tto Paddla Muddle Jacksonville ta vIsHlag hr. co.
i.uarlrrs b. Washluatan, are un
duck
family.
!Mhe rarely speak* to anyoi-?. out
S f. Ttoy ara often antarprls
Mbs Marjorie RaHard ...
der Civil Service.
concentrate* on keeping the apart*
r sad iagentau*. and find odd Again ato board tto aad llttla fard aad a t Daytona Ret..t.
ment neat and preparing the decJpto wbick acad dolajr In places volca lomowbora not far away.
tor's frugal fat*.
wtora no 0B0 cvrr looked to- "Ho»h!” ato said to all tto ducks.
Mrs.
Graves
Fortes,
of
CarT hear something.”
fora.
As a buy Oliveira Malatar was
ngtea,
N.
J.,
who
has
bevn
the
----------------not rncust. His peasant father,
Tto eoatanlrd child probably "You certainly da, qaack-quack!”
a f Mr. aad Mr*. W. C.
f 'J K L
I m i II b s U fetstw C s s * * • «
needs a HtUn proddlnr or he laughed youag Qoaxkles. “If you _»a*t
Hatch Ison, Twentieth Ctrrot, |, f t T w ^ ,y parGy ctoudy. *eattarad erninm is to refer to o r* man — finding him incapable of guid rg
will bo laft behind in the eosn- didn’t bear someth leg you'd ba a to ta rto v for toe t o m .
Ishtiwer* In south portion. Litrem e Dictator Dr. Antonio de Olivicra a plow, sent him to a Jesuit seuti*
petMion of tto bualnesa world. quaar oaa with all af us slagiag a t
T
1
Northwest Florida: part y cloudy Malaiar. This ttt-year-old, poasunt- naiy. While hi* sister*—he had
Tto child who la alwaya ruaalar the top of our duck voice*."
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Lae and tonight aad Tuesday, scattersd born professor of ecotrumies, Is no brother*—did men'* work nrr
ahead of himself naeda to ba ‘ Quack-Quack,” thay all iougtod, son, and Mr. aad Mrs. J . U Wllthe paternal
farm,
Anl'UttJ
the law—In other words the fuse
shower* Tuesday aftarnuon.
ama**ed knowledge. Hr had a flare
raided Into tba ways of atrlet "That la so.”
In the bomb.
kiasea aad daughter, returned to
fur matheniaties, philosophy amt
honest y. Ttora la alwaya tto “No, ao, quack-quack, that la aot day from Daytona Beach, where
Ills decisions arv made the more
Th* City Fire Department was
thaaco that to will to tamptad what I meant," quacked Mr*. ttoy hav* bora alnco Thursday.
economies—and he had ambition.
called late Saturday to the inter difficult because Portugal urolabto r*t hla eitra funda by dls- Quacko. “Of course I bear all of
The Je*uit reetor >■« the youth'*
section of Twentieth Surer and I) doe* nut wunt victory to come
you. Of coarse, of tourse. 1
honaat mrana.
Mist Phyllis Smith and Miss Lo. Park Avenue where a short rlr- to tha radical Spanish government, gift* ami sent hint lo Coimbra,
Portugal's ancient university, lie
Ta make the eonleated child |couldn’t help but Hear you) But I Is RwMal] rata mad Saturday from
Is suppoitcd by ckiiiii uuists wa* graduate,! In philosophy and
morn ambitious. It may to nee- baas board another voice, too— 'a vacation In tto West. After a t. call in an automobile belonging (which
and anarchists.
to
Charles
Maready
of
[Upsali
aaaary to offar him an Incentlra a tad llttla voka. It worries m*. tending summer school a t tto Unieconomic* and soon became a pro
Ills foreign policies normally fessor.
for work. Tampt him with tbirrs Someone must to In trouble. Lot varsity af Colorado, tto y drove to roused a blare resultiag in |5 darn*
mil d follow closely thoje ef
which he cannot bars aa hla ua all keep vary quiet so th a t urn Malt Lake, Grand Canyon, Boulder age.
In It'Jrl President Carmona of
(Great llritain. The two nations aro fered hint tlie ministry of ftnance
can bear where it is."
Dam, and Loa Angeles, Calif.
Jimtr.I#
Drummond,
Sanford
bound
together
by
thu
oldest
of
Not a sound cam* from any .f
and n free hand to restore the
t'lnior all European alliances, tinting country’* prosperity In t'.t.td Ol
the ducks. Nor did ttoy hear tha T to Misses Cecilia aad Modriyn m « « it of the PW ilo
[from
liVil.
I'ortuenl
fur
I
•
most
Chamber
of
1'nmmrnr,
Imd
a
lonely llttla voice Mrs. Quacko Trulack have returned from (Han
iveira Snl-war lieeume premier, re
promlnrnt part In the entertain- part has .puisuvtl the* le.ic* of Kng taining the finance portfolio A
heard.
ts, fl. C , wtora they spent several ment program of the orgnnita- “Ian-'
,u"..... 1 ‘‘
"'I through
thr ren'uries, and yrar Inter he turned the country
‘You_____
must________________
kav* boon mistaken.
weak*. Ttoy ara tto daughters of
tlon during Its mnvenllon In * **'' that alllame which tnoughi Into u corporate state with a net*
d a n a l Cmt motor
quacked Mr. Quacko. Aad all the Mr. aad Mr*. J. II. Truluck, Tit# Jacksonville last week. J i m m i e i".'" the World
\V;i- m const it-.: I ion, and assumed dicta
tv v
Hama Building—
ducks started ta quack th* asm*. Magnolia Avaau*.
Is the son of Mr. and Mr*. T. J. the side of her friend.
Howry CaurtractiM
torial powers.
“No! Hush!” whispered Mr*.
-------Drummond of Path Avcp'ie.
Hi it a m may not want llw Span
Repair W ork...
tt'Vjfc"-..>
Mrs. Martha Webb a f tto Unit.
ish government to surce-m either,
And than came tto sound of the rd Christian’s ' Children's Relief
H t-J
till*. :'he recugnue* the danger ef
vole* one* more, ladder than aver. Horn* of Jacksonville, Is In Manii'U I cenliun and has urged aU mi“I’m lost, cheep, cheep, and my ford renewing old acquaintances,
tlun* to adept a hands-off .rt’iii.ile.
feat
are
oa
fire.”
f—•
—
—
«
<
—
"
Sto
was
formerly
a
resident
of
liter advice to her tiny ronrrade I...................................... ......
“It’s a chicken!" exclaimed Mr*, Sanford and Lake Monroe, leaving
lit IMF, Aug. J !.—M*» llenllo
not to Isn'onie Involved in the Mussidim created a peimanrnt,
guacko. “A loot chkkcn.”
[for to r present position throe years
dr*|>erate conlliet across the* larr- volunteer rnhiniul army for his ie“Its feet are on Gr*!“ quacked ago last May.
| iler.
This Weak
born empire Mumlny. There Is no
Mr. Quacko. “Maybe I'd batter gat
((.‘au lln u sd Irnm p ie s n n st
Dr. Oliveira Salu/ur never s t e p s limit to the number of men who
Rack Crystal (leMata
out th* fire department. W tora
Frits David, a defendant who
Officer*
of
Seminole
Chapter
into
his
of
fu
r
in
the
mi'inirig
beIt# Teas
are you, Chicken?"
Number 2 of tha Esstarn Star, at admitted ho tried unsttrressfu.ly fore attending mass ir. n ritnple will *>e accepted. It was announced.
73 Mac*
Enrollment will open immediate
tended tto D iatrkt School of In to I hoot Dictator Joseph .Stalin st Catholic chapel.
SHIP LOCATED
struction Number 11 la DaMnd last the last C o m in tern congress, wav In this respect he show s u simi ly and will ,-lose Mrpl. I*.
The ranks of the new army will
I ts S. Path
wroh. Those who went over were: the last prisoner to ilaml before
SAN PEDRO, Calif.. Aug. TA— Mr*. R. C. Moor*. Mrs. E. C. Har the rourt and pronounce his tacit larity to the man whose ndviiv he | ho open to all persons fit f«r mil- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ iiM ig iia ta ta m io a o o i
may
seek
in
the
prc;*cnt
eii.-is
(Ah- The .ailing vessel Pactfto per, Mrs. Marcus Tyre. Mrs. R. obltaary.
itary service, including those now
Tsar filly, he said: "J shall nevrr Premier Stanley llahlvyln. of Hi it under arms and tho-e in reserve.
Queea, reported misslag wtth a ;C> M e^ei), M n. Charles Hew.
We Henerve
ain.
Mr.
Itallwin
oner
told
’his
WHERE TO GO
crew of Sea Srouta sho«rd w** Io- , 0B> Mf, A. K stoem akar. Mrs. say oa* word In my defense. My
High! Tu
cited last night sbout M mil** f . M. K(nf.
w. K v
Mr. guilt la unlimited, t want to trll my writer "I believe it is imp rs:,iiite P c k T H c n A H H u m c n
for
any
person
to
go
through
life
west af Guadalupe Island*. M ac-.j^cU Ir Ervrla, and Rodman Lsh- t-yesr-old daughter not to follow liearlng great responsibility and
h
Kay Radio r tp tf ln .
la my footsteps, to t to live fur
•emeu AM ato to ■ hertV
man.
break under it. unless t b - r e is
th* welfare of her great father nut
Divine guidance."
MT. PAUL. Aug.. J4.-< A ^~
land."
m t n t r n r r m t m irr
MPMmt M g A itg Wf
present Income, rncaurage Mm
Oliveira Malabar has a strong lljilm ar IVlersen. Danish cmTto
highlight
of
the
day,
Imu
to speml more freely.
%
%
v«l#iB It r e f
fAtnei
Me
talers
U
rm
B
M
ltad
Hetf
grant
and
country
editor
waa
ad
r n i T K s ? r # D n n ( S k 75 *
ever, irame when 7.lnovieff and will and an unlimited rapacity for ministered the oath of office LS
Take an interest In tto w adi
work,
lie
often
lals'in
-'<
*
hours
Kamenaff unhesitatingly confess'd lay. lie I
------ -- - j M
i n n e s o t a ’ s £ ln l governor loslay,
which the ambitious child la do
Minnesota'*
ttoy had conspired with fascist' day. lie l< a lone wolf with !r» J , urreeding Floyd It Olson, who
ing. Leave It to him to dec Id*
J l . s l s as I U S '
Gaad Mask, WtoR
friends
-n
mystery
man
who
p
'e
i,|jr,|
Saturd
how his earnngs shall to uaod. |, 8bowing Tuesday a t th* Ril* to overthrow the Russian regime
day night of cancer.
Nwi SR
fers
solitude
a*
h**
a
tta
c
k
*
hi*
I
\%
C
hief
f
i r s * l o w s * B eef a s C s A
Te n d e r llr r f
It auty to wise to point out to Theater, la Columbia'* eagaging With a reign of terror, staking
Justice John P. Ik -'
task.
1-------‘
romantic
comedy,
“
And
Bo
They
tto
lr
topes
for
su
re
r"
mi
the
hope
him th* advantages af laying
,
| vaney ailminlaterrsl the oath to
Despite hi* long hums Ita •• ••- | pwtwrwwn. th* Olson funeral eorsomething by against a rainy Were Married” featuring Metvyn af throwing the soviet union into
talor
takes
only
two
|i*h.
m
eals,
WM, rnruu|„ tll this
city
dy. If, however, he ha* a lte r Douglas, Mary Aster, Edith Fal
l » m« i T ra d e r
Iffth
day, and
an, hr> touches no alr.ihtd.
-■
front Rochester where Olson died.
Ttoy danounreil Icon Trotsky, aa say.
use* far hla money, do aot fact* lows and Jackie Moran. The film
lie
lives
in
u
modest
flat
e«
the
la baseil on tto “Good House, tto vxJI*, aa Russiu’a most impla- tto tana.
outskirts of Lisbon. An age I house The body will lay in state in 'Hr
Only experience ran tcaHt him beeping” story by Sarah Adding 'aole, bitterest and most dangerous keeper,
as mysterious as her mas- rapltol until the funriul hour
•Ilk «r Hrltahet
w .si.rtow aad when to spend, and the ton "Bless Their Hearts,” and tnemy.
Wednesday.
was
produced
under
th*
direction
mere experience to ha*, whotter
Kamaaaff and Einovleff, making
af Elliott Nugrnt.
what
may to their fmin.il
paiafal *r pleasant, th* hater.
Readers of tha magaiirt* story speech** at tto close of their trial
WlU recall that tto story deals with 14 other admitted co-i-ompu i
with a misorj'iilst who meets a tora, ackaowledgeil freely th
mtsogamlst under tto
trying death seataaes w ia Justified and
elnamstsne* of
forced
corn said: “ws have had a fair trial."
paaionshlp. Th* misogynist is
Their sm itin g attitude was
*faw Witch Ajk* tewutoy
a woman-hater; the mtaogamisl summed up by Kamenaff, Trotsky «
loathes marriages. Brought to own brother-in-law, when he de
gether In a secludad winter clared:
i.w* »*
mountain with tto lr two ras "Tto death sentence for rnyieil
cally children lo aid In
thrb- and all af ua lilting tor* is follr
asutua! haling, th* fuursoma ex Juatlftad and we hav* more than
periences aevsral of th* most Ideserved IL
sclatUtstlag remedy advenlurra
“To be confined to prison, to
aad really tender dram ati- mo- look at soviet progress through
• M
V m Um h d r
tala. But all remei out well bar*, la woe** than instant death
There’s a Daa
ia tto aad.
R Gay
"I prefer tto latter!”
Others In the la rg t ra-t arv
•MW typo af
Georg# McKay, Donsbl
M-vk
ANNOUNCKNRNT
d Dorothy
Stkknoy.
The
Mr. and Mr*. W. 3. Bromley
screen play was written by Don* announce tto birth af a hahy
Anderson. Joseph Aathoov and hoy, Rodman Birch, Aug- 2-1 at
I.MfIT » l \ I I V I T tl I l o T O t l i m
A. Laurie Brasre.
tto Feraald-Laughtoa Memorial
M til. t ' t l l
m.
Hospital.
Talks To P u n ts
5J
Sundown Stories
!<
CITY BRIEFS
Difficulties In
! Portugal Mount
As Spain Rows
Tuuwday
The Bi* Night
Reason 311 Reason
oao:» a'.taavj
F. A. DYSON
MuHKolini Creates
New Colonial Army,
16 Men Receive
Death Sentence
For Soviet Plot
SPECIAL
RITI
McLaulin’s
TONIGHT!
Pont A Governor
Dsncs and Cool Off
‘And So They Wore
Married* At The Rita
RILEY1
Augunt 2.r)th thru 27th* 1036
Steaks lb
Steaks lb. ]g c
Liver lb. 23c Sausage
4
23C
Mullet! lb. gc Liver lb.
Chops lb. 19C Stew
d**d to
FREE!
JE W E L E R
FR EE!
Candy, Chew ing Gum and
Ic e C re a m fo r Idle, lo*t
and strayed.
D a riv fc Gay'a
M rii
Milk Bottles
Stanley-Roffers Hardware
At truck in front of Seminole Creamry
Co., 315 E. 1st St.
m
]HA R R T SMq??§
114 Park Av*.
I am acting agent for all Seminole
County Dairymen to collect idle hottleM.
. Don't bring in hottleM in current me.
Phone 2M
Geo. C. Fellows, Operator
Sanford Dottle Exchange
lb. • I g g
LEMONS
dmT
|7 c
CaUfornia CARROTS 2 lbs. to
BANANAS
5 lbs.
17c
YELLOW ONIONS 3 lbs, lieI
APPLE BUTTER
2 for
Ig c
Beverly Vienna Sausage 2 for Ig c
Lighthouse CLEANSER 2 cans gig
Anglo CORNED BEEF 2 cans 2$C
Silver Floss Tomato Juice 2 for Ig c
t t a b i tW K i r r . a s m
s i w iv
1
DILL PICKLEaS 10 oze jar lg c
SmffighTCREAM CHEESE"pkgT$c
I#arge Butter Krisp Bread 2 for l | c
_i
�'■mm.
RBrK h. i
..v •' •--*
V?J!! V W
.am
r.
ram
l» f r l h a F M O r i
IV w ld b n ll4 » b b lT o 7
Move Leaves For Coaches School At %
University With Two Of His Athletes
IM n q rT ilq
T O D C fH I
DELAND, A ««. t t -T h c Det
____ I Laud M , after taking an early
A i n R I l M m
the tMasevtUe G-Men,
_____
I n M m jr their U i u t i p jrti•j m im m M v taeday aftenmon aad teat, R U T ,
i h rrtilt pw ebee'far w t r fourth setback la U m
lsisli, 5 Gu n
WitRM| Streak
M ats TsVIv. HHa
RT. A U Q l/m * * , Arc. to—
m ad . engagements, TIm first two
e p im Martin Ruuby, Mb Mi, and
N ^ 'a TarpWy of Tampa, Ha.,
while petra aad P tltu a face
Chare* Harris of Palm Reach, Ha.,
aad 'J . Burk. WUkiaaea af Naw
Yack, former Uarrard a n .
^S JS S S f
M i fall m
8« m m j
I, «M he Rm p n
a t t m kl> attack ia Um openT, Arc. n k b t a E N r tnmm to taka a twc-rea toad.
I eaech la toMtoc Tto Oel u d A ft— boned dawn
• a n - n w m hi tto Utod — Um G-M«a ranched
a—mc t o —arta Jbs MaGtok far U m klta for
MUM Um w f l U n a n a a . A aattor Cad error and
a t I P. E M Um to* klta c a n Um circuit pater*
a t AMR.
|a r— ia tto foertk.
M b aad U llili i l WiU aacartain rapport behind
m a ll b r Um Aral kies McGtato toat kto effratlvet t keavy praettoa a m ia tto fifth, aad tto O iln...
< h k b Mddto villa batten rapped him for f i n
Ihlta aad fra r More runs. Jake
to n -jU M U a wW t r a i l was a n t to to reltore Meto* t o U * . *t o t Gtoia aad snet aedsd la retiring
—• tom a t tto the visitors. Ia tto sigktk, Bunch
*7
w _ jkH McMullen, who xortd on Bor“ . ****** —™T*, oil's doehie fer tto enly counter
y y * . - v * * * acatoet tto Red n tof herler.
irarara. t w o , Sweeney, after sum Ivin* the fln l
,
i l i w . . 2 hraiac attack of tto DoUnd club,
r M la w
aaw
^ locale Hi check until tto
■*
eifkU when tto Red. bunched
— -- —
fear hits wlU a Gainesville error
JR K1LLXD
*• add U m n a a to thalr count.
Cm aantira home runs by Jack
. .
M lm
Rolllaw aad Winfield No.ley in
HacKciula. H ita . U eaiaU with two away made tto
it, hat b tto dalphia race drhrcr, waa fatally to-'
* • * • " *ald jored M Billy Wiaa af Detroit
» drabt aa to .apturvd the tt-edte Bute Fair
... . .
champbmhip erm t at the State Bterekeepere la the Northeast
Arkansas league are hating Ueir
troubles. There are four u U af
toothers ia the league.,
Shanghai aad Nasklag, China,
boast huge etadlame m etbc TR,*
000. Many were turned away franc
tto Chinese Olympic tryouts.
I. Bar.
lyment;
LA ST
O PPO R T U N IT Y!
A L L T H IS W E E K
SHIRTS 10c
SeRioole Count
PHON
Too Late To Classify
Held hit By Pitsgorald and Darla'
bad threw to first an the play anabed HcfloWsa to neck third la
the;.alath. .Jack OrV» backed
• b o p ¥P w ijh n leaf fly to can
tor and the Saint shorts tap anally
■raced'jrftor, the catch with St. Au-
to right. Bill ReMatoek of De- tons Boach; Smith, Caaaler, Gal
l a i d waa a m y popular raadi-, |srai, Gould, Lowe, >park man
tto Georgia State tsnnie tourna dale, to t to m i d not master and Com a of Pslatka) Xupanic
ment and take tto rtomptoaahip sufficient rotes to east sty ef, Baker. Boniwr, Swtadsll ato
trophy to Herbie for tto second
successive year.
Arthur Handrii, of Lakeland, rnho foiled to place n man on tto fw nnd McShane ef GainesviUc
Isat yasr’s champ, did nut defend mythical nine.
I Davis, Maltby, Cotes, Clary, Rtohia title.
One of tto best fights far post* traf, Langston. Terns, Mato and
After Guernsey .laminated Bob* tk a waa staged ever the catcher's Rodgers ef Buford; Didrtkaon,
Mtt, 0-3, 0-3, M , tto Atlantan herU, with furmna Oweoa of Bt.'
------ *»■-*‘ whipped Don Buffington fn finals Aagsttoo, Joe Btotrwf ef Romford
of the junior singles division, R-3, aad Mill McDougal of Golaesvtllo
B-3, S-3.
the landtag actors. The three ef
Tto top-seeded Guernsey al them split the veto eeasldcrnhly,
ready toe to hia credit rhamploe- hud Owens get the job when he
■hlpe In the Hetida Htato, Ala sheered n slim mar gin of am
bama 8Uto, TenM.se*> Stale and first-choke veto near Bistraf.
Prank Gornkkl of DsytoM
Mid-Atlantia men's singtoe, and
the Houttora Junior.
The young Floridian mat RobUtt with a deadly st re dines, and
flashy covering of ground. Ho ea
7A.M . to 10:30 A M .
LANEY
Its n o us*, men ! * W e c a n 't s t e a l t h e
WALES, Ang. IL—OF)
sbsC Aug. >.
h y d r pa r k , Aug. « L - ^ r y Preoidut Roosevelt »has' earveyed tto rvsclka to hln no po
litknl-spracto.-bsfopo- tOctotor
statement, whUe a debate began
■bag campaign observer* tore
ClbARETTES
*h
con in DogMc-Afeftou?
th e O ld Gold folks have
DOUBLE MELLOW
th l'lll
th e f r u W io < 0 U G a tf• pM Uni, lilt* a micas f i M * « Iba
FACTORY-FRFSH
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A N t N D B P I N M N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
f e r a l d
*
>
B A N fD U D . FLORIDA* T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 25. 1PM
tomrictSUin
When Prison
VICTIMS OF SPECTACULAR PLUNGE PROM BRIDGE
Inm atoo R iot
. I— tltDtlii B i d s
j As f lir t s Wound
* Flftosn Insurgents
Hit With
B
__ Bottle
J l j r Dedsres Desth
. In tin e Of D u t y
Her Jail Sentinels
HLLEDGEV1LLE,
Ga.,
n . — (A P )—A riot at
iato prison brought
____ to ora prisoner and
tn a h o t wounds to 15 others
M * last night.
, Superintendent R o l a n d
l a w m e n aaid the prisoner
ktldd waa W. E. McDaniel.
*L Atlanta, serving four
years fer robbery,
’ "The prisoner k » t hi*
whso
guards
flrsd
Ilf*
d iir a
h u h *f m i In the whit* dor*
ndteeg ru*hed the doors rrprst*
Mty and tried to batter down
:R deer with Ire* beds end for*
husnod a rerdirt (hat McDenbt
w as I B d hy guards acting in
th a Has of duty.
• T V M partatendm t told shoot
y e prtMOSTS atlrrrd l | the riot.
-Me n U there were shout £00
. V s la IV dormitory w h m the
daring t V a y ro a r. of
tow rkts sot fhu to the
not
01*
without
r i s - t h o prist
M rostering gatot for s
hut trwwhlo heoko out again
V o ile d upon Moron pollc*
¥ m tear gs*. Non* of the 15
in u n d o d primrwr* was reriou*
Ip h art so guerdo turd bird
la w rm e t said the ringleader*
were put Is stocks for ebout 40
tateateo. Ho said all tho prtsw i n were out picking cotton
tsday.
“ T V suporintondont
received
• hod tu t on t V bond from a
V t Uo thrown hy o prisoner.
Mo m of tho ruardo wes h u rt
JTwo Weeks’ Role’
From
SehoolUiut
" T V " V u wuaka1 ruling*' by tho
l a t e Baurd a t Health, pertaining
'V j^ a M M ’a n t r s a c s to public
Uw afflt* s i T. W. Lawton, coun
ty aahaal i»)*rta tends*!.
Pstlowiag I* tV aampteto text
ad IV rut* laid d*wa by lha Board:
*■i "Aay child rotaing from aa area
I hy aay »p idsmis *f condta*ass, particularly pommast bo within tho state
oka before enrolling In a
■ child wishes to enter
I within a few days nftar arIn the state he should bring
Brfth U r a rortlfteato signed by
te Ngatahfc. praatking physician
tit*Haw that there la no apidemi.Mf aawtagiowi dUeaaa in the comV a a ity frees whkh the child
Of Intoxicant*
US Fine For
la CRy Court
charged
■ Leala 1
HW UHl aatlla
I
_____ ___• Ikpuiro
V
v BtaaS
E m s .a Ik m as e r nermlt, yes~ n te y waa flaad B > or glren
18 \ V
la Jail whaa arraigned
hadkra Municipal Judge Miller
V * mm ad W. T. Crere*.
d V ria i
with aaaaahing his
Wife, waa Irnaaftrrad to
the
ad
I
lettering
and
against E. If.
a
tea day prison
charged
-------- ------ -------- fined »S or
St*MB I V sV raatlv a of »pend
V
V
days la the r i t y Jail.
w akaaea
charge*
against
,5 . J . 1BMaawyar warp continued.
fcfahSj.'iiVr
Police Begin
Campaign On
Auto Speeders
E h tib H iV e l a 1PM
BRITISH WARSHIPS RACK TO SPAIN
N U M B E R 25P
iNations Aim
ToBan Spam's!
Brutal Modes
Violation* On Inter* i 1
national Lawa Of
War Draws Action
F r o m Diplomatu
CommiMion O k e h s
Use Of Nocturnal
Motor Officer T o
Cover Park Avenue
B m k Ftbm Gforfii
■ ■ M p ttllA fu lA fl1
o ^ n in ic iiu f ii
S a n fo rd l a T li« O n ly C n r i r t ) V
F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R ail. I l l c k t n f t
A n d W a l t r T ra n s p o r ta tio n
Hitler’s Decree '
Causes Tensenead
By PAT PATTERSON
A mere waa under way hero
today to institute a night motor
traffic patrol designed to en
force speed law* on Park Avenue.
y :
At th* instigation of the City
Commission last night,
Polieej
Chief Roy William, -aid he could{
arrange th* hours of Chari**
Shaffer, motorcycle officer, for
nightly patrol duty.
'* » n #
iv . )
Mayor Hhinhnlser offered the
|)[|iinnmlii* udidomIs d»* ,
suggestion of after d i-k enforce-!
airttril (d rh « k Ihp brutal* * J
ment of the speed regulations
it.v o f Spain's flt'rco elfU
after describing several outstand
wnr
wero mithoritnliveljr P#*
ing violations which he personal
jwrtot? In bo the subject o f
ly
witnessed.
Commissioners
communication* totlay b#*
Whitehurst, Dupree and I-odge
concurred. Commissioner I-cffler
tween
Franco and Grout
wa< nhsent.
Britain.
It had been proposed that nmThere have liecn wkV*
bor traffic light, Ik1 installed at
"prestl re|a>rl* o f miatrait*
strategic points along the Ave
merw of prisoners and rlvUlaaa
nue. However, It was later
hy l.ith the Horlallst goreromeak
termed
more
economlral
and
ef
Th* photographer w»» on the job—and »o w* »*e Mrs. Bom Schulti receiving tin t aid treat
and Fancist Rebels, It in the**
violnllons of international ra k a
ment from sn omhulane* doctor after tho f r illy automobile driven by her husband took a spectaeu- fective to u ,e n night motor
Great
llrilain
sent
her
great
cruiser,
the
Repulse,
and
two
1>cycle officer.
of war which the proposals SiW
lar dive from the upper roadway of Manhattan bridge In New York and landed on the jiromenad* of
stroyrrs
to
Spanish
waters
to
protect
her
shipping
after
tho
Eng
Cost* of each light would have
tho greet span far below. Her aon, Philip (left), III, wsa the only on* of fire In the car who es been »1.17.50, City Clerk Prank lish merchantman Dibcixvrjon was halted and Uiarded by officers designed to check, not tV war
„
itself.
,.
caped scrlou* injury. (Associated l*rr*a Photo)
_____________
^
51. loimson told the Commission.
________ . fr„„| u Spanish government warship off Morocco. Seamen are
___
r Fu^ , r
Pf-w**'*; shown nUmnl the Hcpuls* preparing for action. (Associated Press h
suddenly was mad* awe*
I
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(
nklpal governing b..dy approved:*
- ' expansion of (..rm .n y 's army.
Hitler’s doubling of th* univer
the purchase of warning sign,
sal military term in th* ILM l
to b* placed at Intervals along
serve,! to throw th« whole In
Park Avenue.
ternational conflict between right
Tho
necessity
nf
these
was
f i t Th# AMOT1stIM l‘r»sai
and left element* Into sharp re
pointed out along with the i«n1'rimariea, in three sU tei
lief.
nouncement
that
the
thoroughcommanded national attention
Hitler’* deerro of two ytara
today.
i
nf rmnpuLory
service under
In Mississippi, the veteran
arms was aimed directly a t what
Senator I'at llarrisun, after a
the Nazis railed aggressive S t
i w CommiMloii nlm tinuhf<(
- • —
campaign in which he stood
r i a Russian milltarkaro.
“ lightly on the proposition of *inon record a* a New Deal sup
Leftist m m
it# M
M r
[ploying another motorcycle
.
ofporter, contested with former
Congressman J. Mark Wilcox flrer, although action was do-' James Ruhann, wrll known h>
in IH07 Germany's fighting MM
A reeommendatlun that m.atetGovernor Bennett Connor for
would total 1.200,088 *g m art?
will arrive here tomorrow to ad fayed until adoption of the llkhl-'cnl ousiness mao, who has just
|itl "selllng-fiom-trucks" license the Democratic senatorial nomtwice tho French strength m
IT
budget.
There
were
Indications
returned
from
a
|u
day
trip
to
Cu
dress
a
joint
session
nf
the
Fanbe reduced from S-’ » to $15 wa» ination, equivalent to election.
,1105,000.
font Kiwanii Club and tho St. that another patrolman will be I,a, deseril-cil that island today as
mad* to tho City Commission last
In South Carolina, there was
German nulhorltle* ratln u L d
I cing the height of comfort dtuitig
Johns River Improvement Asso. added to the force.
night ty Roy Williams, chief of a clear rut fight between B«nth* few order would bring Ik*
Meanwhile, a constant drive
the h-il suninu'r months.
(1st
ion.
po;ic*.
,
ator James F. Byrnes, Admin
arh.y up to between 700,000 **4
The
*° ’^J*'*1* heller trnf-, Not only ure the breeiea cmil
The officer said the slash would istration stalwart, and two New
Tho imeeting U scheduled to gel
,oo.»i(ni men.
enable the law enforcement de Deal critics, Thomas ! \ Htoney. under
ider way at 12:15 I'. M. In the ,» .„ i.? i « "i h' r‘’» N,’w
atniMsphete fresh, but
Russia, to which Trsncw |R
regulations
have
been
put
Int.r
tl.s-rsanno
files
or
........
to
partment of the city to collect tho j former mayor of Charleston,
dining loom of tho 5Uyfsir Ho
hound hy treaty tie* of mutaal
force on Ibirk Avenue. A plan is
traveler or t»uri*l, ,\|, W i 't l t U 'K d a y
tel.
peddlers' tee* with greater ease and Col. Wil iam C. Ilarllee, reJwlng farmutatnl to print nn.l
, nilL
,, ,
- , , ,,
| assistance, has a fighting fo*M
and probably would induce de
All person* interested in attend
tired marine, Tor the Demo1 100 000
wru
linquents to make Iprompt pay eratlc senatorial nomination.
ing tho affair should make reseiva- i f traf k kws
r k T u -im ' '
............ ...
th“
"f ‘ h"
ments.
Six irpresentative* are to lie X V S r r *
Wttb U working toward th ^ d o p li" '“ 'of ^ T s 'e rim '" ’"*"•*"
“ ''' ‘
*’1'
In a report of colection suc nominated.
O. P. Ihrrndon, chairman of the , uniform system of trafflr or,
" ,luri" “ ,lK
’ ,7 —
, 1
Govcrnnunt ami Rebel* cnaliR*
cesses Ihi* year, the chief said ap
Ait ull-duy Joint rally of lh"i
committee on a.rxngements.
fin an ces approved in Washington
i ""
n '1
In
California
Townsend
proximately lio.mvi had been add endorsed candidates
Among the notables invited, oth- .by a safely organisation who " f ' in,'■cll•, rh‘‘t- lf nothing e.,i*. Nemiti.de County I -11 Club* and.
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sought
ed to the local treasury from this nominition* In 20 congressional er than Mr. Wilcox, are Senators ' a,ka that all Hnite<l States mu- !" ,
*"
..... »'*r«u" lh« Homo Dciiionstrntion (lu h s 'e -s
« «■ ,
w*
M
source of revenue.
Scott M. Loftin and William Hill, nlclpalitles employ tho suggested
Mr,N' *"»«'••
ts scheduled from |tl A. SI. tin- o I © t* K I i l O U f l U 8 C
district*.
In response to pleas by Henry
Judge C. O. Andrews, Democratic statutes.
I Hotel owners on Ihc former til 5 ]', M. tomorrow nt EvansSpatiish Isle stated that Hits sum dnle Park it. Like Mary, accordWatson and Jimmie Wright, tho M i l u i o n l
BR .----------------- nominee for the U. 8. Senate,
mer hud seen the l>e*t Amet knit cording to Miss Ruth IturrritCommission allocated $500 to as- “ l U n l l a l
M 1 O R I H i l l "Lf*" Given, riingieroman, and
t a n it season for some time, lull Is'rger, county homo demonstra
sist the Sanford llaseball Also- ¥ „
F n f n w 4 n i N i H A n 4 i "tittle Joe" Hendricks, Democra
general business ronditioiuk-wrre tion agent,
elation in finishing the season fi- * »
E d U c n t U n i l l € I l I < tic nominee for Congress from the
descrilied by Mr. It >. sun a*1being
new Fifth District.
nanciilly sound.
Abi.ut 200 persons un: expect
Despite their abhoraneg Rf
very slack with a large percent ed to iittend the event, busing water, lions' roaU improv* whM
The two baseball enthusiasts
The presiding officer wilt b->
age
of
unemployment.
explained, at length, tho benefits
George W. tilts a of Jacksonti le,
the estimate mi lust year's af Imthe. I,
City
8up*rlnt*adMh
W7i.it surprised Mr. Robson mo l fair, Miss Dtirrcnbcrgcr said.
Mis* Finis* Winn, Mac Closer, president of the St. Johns River
of a baseball club to th* city, *mJames Moughton nshl today.
was said by him It* Ik- the fact that
phnsliing tho constant publicity Berger W eiUr and Harry Wes Improvement Association.
Tho day's feature nddru.isr.i
Mr. hloughton waa comments
there were no miMbiii filling sin- are to be niud(. b / Miss Mmy K. Ing on tho surprising remit* oh*
The principal editress nf the day
received in largo citlea that own ter entertained Rntarian* at
meet
lions
on
the
island,
even
m
lluvnmi,
I
I
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delivered by Congressman
"farms'' In tho Florida
State th .ir regular weekly luncheon will -be .............---- J ™ 0 1Uun’< ‘T1UU e * 111 ..............
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tuined recently through tho Inevening. 7;oo o cluck und that gasoline win served to
today i.n a program which was Wilcox who U expected to discuss ,
League.
•lullatlim of a shower bath In
under
the
direction
of
Eddie
inland waterway improvements and |
l
Hotel.
Jears^ from two-gilh.n cans, inA petition was received from citthe jungle kings' cage a t MnpropostD,
)
.
.
,
■
steud
nf
from
the
usual
uulomalic
taena in the neighborhood of Myr Reynold*.
nicipal Zphp.
Th* fourth district roprrsenta- L
*"* • ‘•'■king | pump. Ins'-llatbm oi few pumps
Mi** Winn gar* a number of
tle Aranti* at Fifth and Fourth
Tho siiperinlrmlent asserted
v , " municipal valuation ttll, un.lerwuy during his stay
8tr*eU protesting the existence of im|K-rsoiialiona of famous scr*»n tir* ho* repeatedly expressed him -! . a
that a marked improvement haw
l i ,
l l ' i * ' * ll' 1' 1 there. Th* price of the fuel ranged
B Junk yard on the west side of characters, including Za8u Pitts, rolf In favor of the suggested S t.' j,
been effected in th* npprsreMR
(CM barS On rag* Two)
G reta Garbo, and Mae West, and John* River-Indian River canal, a
r
1 1* '
f r om 27 In ll'l rent* per ga ton
of tho lions sine* th* Innova
sang a number of songs. Mac project which i* af vital Interest to
„ , , „
~~
wiith American **il companies supAn intense period of activity tu- tion of tho shower betas*** 18
oeminole <minty * Board of plying practically all of it.
Closer entertained with a se 8*m|nol* County.
iluy
lay before tin* City Commis enables tho animal* to rid tb*te
•
™
'ic
Instruction
will
convene
at
What
probably
attracted
Mr.
ries of .election* on h k h ar Congm im an W llro * Is w-ll
sion
whirh is beginning to make tmtlies of dead hair and InducM
tomorrow in the county | R„|,son's Interest most, was Ikmonic* and guitar. And
Mer known In Sanford. Among his out 1° A',
.1
preliminary
study ••f prni lll'll'il them tu rub Ihentselv** agalaat
ger Wester played th* violin standing achievement* In the b.w- ■uperlntendent
, . , _ a, offic*.
_ ... It. was an r„t t ih it the people In Cuba me •p, | pi’iip|ituii’, fur th, Iy:!rt 17 fi,. a "rubbing post" placed for t W l
_____
nrcnmpanied by Harry We***r er U n ittd S ta te s House wn-t tht* j
f J tijrtbiy l»y F , W . I^ w lu n .
Ithe best lire,,ed people he ho > eal veur.
convenience and amusement.
u,
,
**Vi*r
CtMtA ui«> in yokud evi*ri
While the shower does ash
Approximately three week* of. *
*
Car t er . . . t. passage of the municipal bank
hirst on tho governing hinly'.,
.SK
p«r«on.«
ronncclrtl
with
th**
f,,r
nun
wulkin^
tho
«trrfftn#
arul
work n s u in to be •Io m on tho .
C" U t *** In‘ ruptcy act. He plana to introduce f.rm crnlit udm mist ratio., wet- , „„
program it the adjustment and produce n spray like a bathroom
wearing
a
mat
at
all
tint.
,
shower, It creates a fin* mlat,
NatkaaJ Guard Armory under
•« lh« dub aa a new an Everglade* reclamation net in
hero today to ,|i.cu4* with C. R. i, ,„>L thought to le a gentleman. »Htiiig ,if property valuations. barely visihle, of which th* Ilona
the next session of Congiess.
construction here, it won esli-; member.
That
will
I
p
o
followed
by
a
com
Daw sen, county farm agent, th.,\|r. Ualamn was iiiipres.cd with
are not afraid, 5fr. Moughton
mated today by W. 8. Ear!*.1 Visitors at today'* luncheon In
pilation tpf the budget.
need and |mssdiiliti*a of farm
tl o a lla a c * aa M a e tk isr)
said.
d k trk t work director for tho cluded Ed Henderson of Cocoa,
Tentative
figures
already
have
loans for next year.
Frank 8ncll of TiluarlU*, Bill
h
thro* counties.
teen prepared by l ily Clerk Frank
Of tho average retail prk#
II* laid workmen ar* now *n-l Hl*llabathara of DaLand, E. U
M. L iiiisipu und subruitti'pl to Com
Wednesday's tides: low, 2:00 A.
C o lllltV
nr 1I.H rent* per down fog
in placing the finishing Coa of Perry. Mr. Hughes of
missioners
for
goiilance
and
study
M.
and
3:01
IV
M.;
h.gh,
8:24
A.
g
,
"
.
Bhearun of
oranges In toifl, 27 percent, M
i -3
touches an th* Inside, while brick
■w*
in ill siting tho cost of city gov
City Attorney Fred It. Wilson M. and !>:&> I*. M. Nun rises ut 11:00
8,7 rents, went to th* producer,
facing operations on the out,Mo! Jarkaonrill*,
ernment
fir
another
12
months.
A.
M.
and
sets
at
I'.
M.
Moon
today waa making final airang-tnreording to tho Bureau of Ag
ar* net Hog completion.
Indications have hern apparent
mepta for the execution of a lease rises a t I :.17 I'. M. und sets at
Th* Armory project* oririnally
that tho municipality may end tho ricultural Economic*.
under which the Winn la.wlt 11:14 P. M.
waa alkcatad about f29.000, Mr.
rurrent fiscal year with nn exCompany
will
occupy
its
pir
rnt
Ea.i* said, but later an addi
•Seminole County farmers have Jieniture of some (.V 'l't less than
warehouse fur anuther ten years.
Tha weather—fair to partly
tional allotment IIJMM was ap
received |1,7Wl,.iU in luans and was clim ated.
cloudy
tonight
and
Wrdnssituy
Terms of the contract ea i fur
proved to chang* the outside
grunt- from the , resettlement
Tho Commission is planning a
,
,, mlan annual payment of y:i|vi plus •ice p t possibly showers In *X-I
from a weatherboa ni surface >o
serirs
of budget slu<ly Hirelings,
trom
.
south
portion.
Extreme
*'*
/***'•
•
"
°
1
,din*
*'*
th*
payment
of
taxes
that
wo.Id
a brick face.
Billy Parrish, baiadkt, last night
tt-eort**** • • psgs I l m |
1“ i,lr " dispaLh uriglnaltng yes- although no definite ilntr- lias tpeeri »*n.
r -h . A v .rm * .
waa voted the wbuwg of a **ria* be levied if th* properly were
....... — tt*liijny in I hit of kit of Wilt I IT JIIIw ■ >et. Ilecaus* of Commissioner VV. Wsr.
A v ars* .
of aix amateur contest* staged a t privately owned instead of Lung
A. Is-ff er’s ahsenee, the Loard Is *pr. Avar*** --------- M
Mae Avar*** ---- M
th* Rita ThcaUr. II* aad fir* other in possession of th* city.
emergency relief cminetl.
deferring action, since a full com i n t t 'i T
Th* leas* provides for an op
weekly victor* competed la final
DUtressrd grower, throughout mission Is drsirrd cefuro LulgjTt
tional
fie*
year
occupancy
at
tho
Tl
it
competiUoa la a WDBO broad
the rnt in- state have received II,- tary work i* undertaken with a
3»
1*
termination
of
the
first
ten
years.
B. F. Hilnee, rke-prrsideat of cast.
Fiv* hundred ballots for the OIH5,>t!*7..'>ll in loans and | ‘.t1,H77 8U view toward finality.
*1 1«
th* Serainol* County Chamber of
• X IS
Radio aiidknc* votes wero tu e j
• lection of a Seminole County in grants, the statistic* revealed.
it
•* T t
Comnwtr*, and Ralph Bagwell, in determining th* triaaayhaat *nIn thi, county there were 42
Chamber of Commerce Board «f
DEHN ILL
S IT 'l’tlBTH CRtNIDENT
it
. »1 T t
secretary, will attend the month tertainer. Mr. P a n k h *k*d out
totaling Tf•l*■
’J», i WASHINGTON,
— H Tt
Director* w*r* in th* mail today, who
ssriM applied Ifor
"■ loans *,,*"**,*1
"
MM, 4Aug.
11
25.-(.71 M
TS
ly breakfast o f th* Central Flor a slim winning margin of saven
WASHINGTON. Aug. SS.-bD according to Secretary Ralph Bag- 4ll.lt* of whirh tH.ltrj were * p -I—After a conference with the »II
. »» T l
ida Council Chambers of Commerce rote* over MU* KM** Winn who -O fficial* * t Walter Ree.l Hos well.
proved. Forty-two [persons ob I'residrnt today, Senator Carter It
»>
T«
•1
bi Flag ar BaasH tomorrow.
gav* ImpersoaaUaaa * f cekorc- pital today <xpr«a*«d anxiety uv.
The votiag ticket* must ce re tained outright grants amounting GIjss of Virginia said h* wuuld l«
•1
If
Objacta of tho breakfasts ar* ties.
•r the condition of Secretary of turned by S«pt. t, Mr. Bagwell stat- to |I.BrtH.:,n.
vole fur Rnosavelt nev,' November I t
•1
it
to bclag chambers of eommarr*
•1
Th* amateur night program) War Georg* U. D*m who ha, tern td. Following th* Mlection of hoanl
Mr. Hawkias' figures ihnwed twit wa* undetUed whether h. P*
t^
»l
worker* iato closer contact with war* staged weekly k*r* by Jo* Hi th«r* fur more than a month members, the group placed in the that 7171 I'jans were mail* in the wnulii speak la n cammpalgn. In It*
!57
i
So
IT
E a r th advertising methods sad M arowutu, n i l ig r r *f th* Bits with heart complication growing chair* will select Chamber of entire state, while grants tota'el the post he crltciied sum* N«w
Tt
■«
ta e rk t y ruble ma, ___ pkyboua*.
._______
ficer*.
_____
*«t «f aa tafliMMR attack.
4M3.
____
. . .
Oral policies,
_ .
I*}
U
German Reich Vote*
To Double Compulrary Army Ihitleu
City May Slash
‘Truck - Selling’
License Costs
Elections Hold
Nation's Eye In
Three Sections
Wilcox To Talk Lr'i”
Before Kiwanii
Chib Wednesday
C i v i c Orfranlxatkm
To Have JointMeet
With River Group
$500 AI l o c a t e d To
B o l s t e r Baseball
T e a m s Treasury
2=21
'^«"r - f
*
Cuban Island Comfortable
And Pest-Ftee In Summer
„!TT., ,J
t Janu* Kahson Spend* Vacation Period In
...................
Havana; Talk* Of Old Model
Auton, Burial TrnctH
D em onstration
Clubs, 4-H Units
Bill Rally Day
Aftivitics
Are Scheduled r or lot , , , tho largest
Park At LakeMury|ln,^ 8J (;,‘,fijrhUn(r u.tWf.n ^
New Shower BatK
To Better Looks
At Rotary Meeting
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
C .ity Commission
F a c e s Period Of
Budgetary Studies
Sanford Armory To
Be Completed In 3
Weekly Earle S a y s
Wilxon I Preparing
Lease On Warehouse
“ - .. .......
BUIy Panriah Win*
Rita Theater R a d i o
Context Over WDBO
duuubcr Attache*
To Attcad Council
*
Gets $9,780.50 In
Farm Alligations
LOCAL WEATHER1
Tickets For Chamber kin’'
Vote A r e In Mail*
,H,r';,r of “T n*“,,nal
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only a matter af how mony runs Emerson fsnnad si*,
tha Ilookout* roold acore, for Tha Hainta opened Ilia scoring
young •‘Lefty* Hayaa had tha in tha fourth with two runs. CanI’a completely dumbfounded with star made f i a t when llsvell mis
bis left-handed rurvaa. and alanU. rped on hla roller, am] went to srrAll In all, tha Lookouta did md whan Fltsgrrald hit n Team
quite wall in (coring, when they leaguer nvrr arrond. ITolh runners
tallied once In tho f la t , on war* saerlllerd down the base* l.y
Langiton'a siagia, Itovta' double, Owana, and Andrew* was In'enlhnand Torres' doe tile.
[ally passed In fill llie l,.vr«. SwluDavis started Off tho fourth dell then singled to left flail In
with hla second screaming d»u- „;nr„ Cmaier nod Fitzgerald,
hie.of. the game, only to die onj
Thothird Kalnl run wn* In liethe bags as tha result of a fast eighthwhen III son tripled In r n douMe play. In Iho alalh, the |rr gnd armed on n wiurrie when
locals tallied twins mory. ware Fitzgerald dumped a perferl hunt,
on tha uroat pscullar play aaen . # CMlt of lh. nill, Wi)|P |,r ih„
this season and one that Would .G-Men were by the fly ronle. Only
tot hart aouatad had It not r„,„ ssslsta were mode by Iho Faint
been for
Manager
Rodgers |nf1e|,|. It waa not until the firth
shawdnoaa and good knowledge
, h„t . .Gainesville player
*?**T *^ , , . .
'
, . yroumled out.
Langston laid down a perfect
(WtMn „ , lh „ trlpln and a Mntei'n tn f.ton in g affair going te to
ftto \eighth with neither (torn Infield hit to1 start tho Inning,R|,. w,., ||l(- mi y player of the
RntI|1, Rrt m„ rr (han ow,
teHytog a srura. In the ninth, 1 but wan forced at second by
IMrkbar, 'Morton, first up for
t e r I's
made third when HI*.
« M threw wild to first. Hoasuakl waa purposely passed, then
Duggan hit a long fly to left
toorlag Morton, Wright, who
Waut to tha game In the seventh
la ralleve Medler, starting plUhar, then tightened up to cause
Hostaskl to go out to third and
to fan Oslry.
‘ Once more facing Ihelr final
Chance to lie up I ha score ur
Win the ball game, the lookouts
'came In with their trailing bat
ting order earning up. Clary,
Unit up, waa safe at first on
Aadarsen’s err of the shortstop's
tjtrow of hls alow'roller to abort respectively, our " le f t y " Hayes
decided lo put Ihe game In the
which nearly went for a hit.
bag and did with a sharp slnrle
....T ifttM k....
»«vf*virm vf
Charged with taking an oMothsrlisdVua.
with a team af Amarlaaa trash and fit'd
Itats's nagra trigto Olympia wianar, waa 1
Athistia unlaw. At tha aama Ume It waa Ingkatad
»rsfr wlsosl. Hsra Owana la Shawa with hla taaah,
as Ihsy caaferrsg to LanUsn afisr tha suspsnalan. T
, radiaag tram Langaa to Maw York. (Assaaiatag Pi
I>etoted aaatouwT llu ' l M to
•tha s b t V * # f t t o k n *
tacal
mL-cues, a n . fiftftaM.tM ktot hod
Cattrrsoa's aiagla .to « « to ga**
them a' pair a f autrktra.
Gallrgoa* to u llr. which was
followed Vk Batlth’s rlngia la
the last a f thu sixth, garw Iha
laaloaa fkaiu —----- * luflte
SPORT CHATS
•as Cellar To Top!
nn,| hi* curve luill. The elder
T< lay. lhi< writer ha* uf the bean* ha* lurn lirarlng
n rumfnrtahlu feeling In the brunt uf the pitching burden
that our
lombouta art this season sinew htx brother,
out nf the cellar far the l*aul, has been out with Injuries,
first time since hls ar- and hearing It quits well, wa
rival tu Giw fair "Celery would so/.
city ." It'd true that it1 Anyway when the “Gas lluiue
Is only by a half of u Gang" gets gassed up good ami
"I. Ia-uls
70
f *lilrnui»
PHIflnirah
f«s
«.»
*1
It
It
n
l«
altby, and 7ac>> * * ‘hui't lirliev* that we’vb •*lit«'| ft mi 11
t%
U\
«|
syml ' fine,
witnessed such an exhibition 11-•»t ••M
ItrsssiK
I
v
tt
I's #9
nf liaBrhnll before, uni fnim Ihe IM tll.tilr I t 'h li
(ft
7|
* mdse being made hy Ihe fan* who
NaabIIb
AH It is A should be given mitrh credit fur
Phiulsiiruli *; i*lili,nK»» T. i
‘ I u a winning the hall game hy Ihel- nliicMl.
Hi
I; rinHriMiil S,
; s * * loud mouthed conversation which
Its. is.n 1: I’Mt.ntr||>hU I.
I
M
ils
tu
l»
"l
us linl'itr.l
• J • • rattled the Daytona players. It
•; im p * Tt»4«v
s a i l Vu-vt have been • thriller for
rihrlitNiill ul nilrRgii,
I l i a
them.
I ' l l t '-tr'ir k ' i ft» HI. I/ i i i Ii ,
Nrnr Y#»rli nf |tu»«»n
} J } } ' Though the twin-bill with the
I’lill t«l»l|ihlM 'n f ItriH ik lf n.
i s i j ,8 L Augustine Saints wa* rain",I
- - — — — I out here this rfternnon, the
%m ll n « I lemkout. go there tomorrow oft- V-vr y.xW
JJ
Cl
l “ 1 I I rrnun to meet them In a double- I'lp'vf l|p|
I *e*fml I
g|
z I t ” S ' )"*aitop en their own field. Hhuuld I'M n w
C|
1 s t a j we gain an even break there, H’k * h l i n l u n
Rn
n
1 * 3 and a double win when the twin Vt«'ft|«nt
H* I ttn'k
||
s » « n affair I* played off here, that l'hUft<|»lnhl i
||
l i s t
would put us In fourth ptoca by
pelrull *. Ill luulls I
/ n full game.
IHher* li.-I s,-ti-itill.il.
si II ST is ' (hi, from all apnearanre* thl*
....
Bawea TeOar
I lilrnau nl llelrult.
i «s« *«•—» city has a splrmlhl chanr* nf
Il>u,|..n
*1
x . s Ymk.
v**.1' s! Tar! attaining membership
In
the
H*. I..,,ils nt i 'I wc I iimI
llsUIvy.
“rovrtrl four," and should it, IVsahlnslnn at I 'll 11i.l
wa would predict n rsTord-brrukJ I'I.Y CONN CRICK BOOST
lii His , lug attendance at nil p!nv»ff
x « s 1 game* In the local park, for there
J J J J I* no doubt but whnt thl* I* th*
i j S a best lunrhull town In the rlrruit.
s i t s
ye*, even In the entire B u te of
| J | J Florida.
s * t s
C»nN Or GlthUl
#W
klrnlM
jVi IIpm
TnldU
I m iu M I l f i r h
K.iiifortl
.
.. ..
I'.i i m : iM inuftlun. M.
] m , O m a lf M l, III hI i
ricked fto.ftMw
alng four AM .1
Oakley. Helate
•twlrler, allowed
p f kite but *
tha gun waa not leaded.
In thanking tha faaa for tha
honor teatowed upon him. Manager
Rodgers stated that thl* summer
M i and* B tftU N , Aur. JO .-W I- Ilr r . hail been tha most enjoyable oaa
of hls life, and that he would al
ways have a good word for this
city no matter where he might ha.
Rairhall stuck snared hare yes
terday hy the l/mkottls twin win,
and a* they go out an tha flald to
meet the Ht. Augustine Saints In
a deriding dou' lshendrr this aftr.mo-n It la everted that tha
stands wil! ba parked In rapacity.
A double victory igala would
mean that tha lookouts would go
Into fourth place by * full game.
Mansgrr Redyen has promised
plenty of thi Ilia and hard playing
rrrardTrsi of the 6litrema o f ’ lha
b ra. o f / t h e
rnme, In fact the snarl maasgar
tha w e a t^
OGDEN, Ntah, Aug. 2 1 . - 0 D sareud base- When a kitted at the home of
ted, shortstop, Douglas Brian fell Into.a •‘ittiv f r j'
uby to hitting e f water, 8nkky, a *li-week-ohl
J M iU a eir- bulldog, Jumped la, aelsrd thu anlA hark-to-bnlrkera movement la
Itere are few maJ ' y the neck and draggej It •aid to he underway In golf, hut
I to safety.
Macks still ar* In vogue.
with Louis'
Victory
•nt#
S c m tn o l*
C ounty
D a ir y A ssociation m et th is
h i t h e C o u rt H o u m .
M t o a r an B tactloa o f
o f.
f f c * r » tor th o cu rre n t y eu r
m M fo ra fo * a n
im p ortan t
b o ttlu axcKanaw.
* O ffle a ra d u cte d
by
th e
A aao d atlo n w era Geo rye C .
lU r d e n , p re s id e n t; C. W .
Mukar, vice pres Meat; and C.
ft. bawasa, atcratary-lraasuar.
t h a aaoautive rommlttao la compuood a f the fnragoiag officers
« a i Hayward Walker sad E. W.
lit fled by f i f ami w r v a iir , r«ncuv wuui'rh ru»M%*u mi iriiiim-wni/ in Ihelr uttfiiipt lo iruth four
miners entombed In a collapsed mine tunnel neut Muhvrly, Mo. The diagrum ut top Illustrates
graphically the effort* being made to save the men. The first attempt was made through the air
shaft at right but whin thi* foiled workers started digging out the debris-clogged main shaft.
Btlow I* the scene at the top of the main shaft * * a giant h"»e wu* pressrd into service to pump
oaygen to the rescue worker* clearing out the debris. (Associated I'rea* Photo)
Spaniards Don’ll.et
War Hurt Bullfight
hayu sichM . nip ROCl'EH KITTEN
.Vtoter V**rk
^ check to Ike Aas-cUttun.
I t waa annoonvd that all
dairymen and milk dealer* In
this county, Including all grvceiy
•tores, hotels, restaurants, s c la
‘ fountains, or any store eng as -I
la the sale of dairy prsli.vl*.
which have not
already our? chased a state licenae, mnst do
so at the Court House between
Jth u hours ef • and IS o'clock
(Wednesday morning. Tilt
II] reuse* may be purchased fiom
‘ Ctoutty Agent C. B. Dawson.
i W . M. Buford an< (I. U (ve/.
1 deputise ef tho Florida
Milk
i Control Board will be h>is Tuva
. day to see that every dealer and
- dalryotea to this county baa a
license, It waa said.
Itemized Liftt Shows
I High Cost Of Fee
System To ThePoor
DAUCHARtA, ftp-tin, Aug.
23.—(d1)—War*
may
tu n
thing* tnpsy-turvv, but bull
fight fan* stand together. It
seems.
Two youn t Kiencpmen who went to Salnminca,
in spite of the Spunl'il tovolutinn, to buy six hull* :*»r
th,< annual bullfight, reached
th,, French Isirdcr h e n Tlints■lay with Ihe hulls In an ar
niored truck.
The youths said the trial*
at llurgus lnsp*rt"d thtir cre
dentials and n w
lliem a
Oirlist military escort.
T *e
I
m
, i, i « |
P m .1
ABO Alilt I.A NOON TRAIN E.V.
ROUTE
EAST,
Aug.
22.—
Got .
Alf
M.
l-an,l,,n
tr*y
hradrvl
in'u
IVnnsyltranlt. the state of hl« t.irth fur
hfai opiiiinu campaign .perch in
thal^lhi- government "mint frank
ly » * l rwnlutrly attack the o\lie
e f own,,poly."
Speaking at Mansfield front the
eear of His platform his special
train takinr him to Writ Middle,
sex, pa., where this ufternoon he de
livers hi. lin t formal speech
since accepting the nomination,
the Kaman mi,I "this i« the home
of that great atatrsmnii John
Sherman, on the foundation of hi*
work we must ln.iM prntection for
'eommvnial liberty of common
man' 'hr government must fiank.
>y Mid lesolutely nttnrk the evil*
of monopoly am| keep in force n
fair competitive system at all
times."
On hi* trip cast ho ha* n-sallrd
tha "sipuniliriiig" of money, cmphalli',I the nee,I nf efficient gov
ernment ami ralle,l for no on,I to
“must" legislating, lie urgeil elec
tion of a Congress which woiihl exerrisc It a con-tiliitiomit function*
of rrnsitlcration mi l donate.
With one sentence, “I believe a
man can he lilx-rnl without I,ring
a spell,llhcift." Governor I nmlon
struck a note on whieli hit close
advi*ot* riprct him to hammer
from n^v until election ilay. lie
said Ihi* particular sentence In
fore a rn wd of I lure or (our thou|sand people
North I'latle, Nell.,
but in other phrase* lie emphn iziil
Ithe same thought ul uliuost eveiy
!itop.
| "Among the (re a l issues In the
raaipaign Is that of good governinisnt. Entirely aside from (he ad-
Big Enrollment
Is Expected By |
County School*
I I ' m II i s H
Mi r s « «
IS e n l
Students To Register
Week HeforeSchool
Opens On Sept. 14
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Tha Crceley Flvar (a a beaunlul and oscei-Uorvally w*U
performing lira lube superhelerodyn* lhal receive*
stands nl poilce. amateur and
aviation broodcarta. New leatore* include airplane trow
dul. tone control and lull
Fred Knmnika. Keypllan swim"•er wha nnee performed In the
D. 8., ha* »een roarking Egypt'*
(Rympic |>a,Idler*.
1IKLLO UGRIZONTR. BroaU.
Aug.
31.—W 7—Brasil'*
first
woman Justice of the peace, Mrs.
Kstlo r
Varga*
Pertlra, .was
clrvtcd to that office to Mlrmhy.
Intrrior town of this atata of
Minai Grran*. She is not a
're'ntivo of I’rea blent
Gituita
Vnegnse
__ ___
Hosier & Gajr*n Quality Paiata
• B ra t F a r t h t ttewUC
Too Can Get a IX 4k G. Futat for teUge*. BrMgo Taftftau
or any other porpooo and rarh elM give tho ftaete raaaita
obtain*h4* far that particular htad af putattag.
SUnky-Roven Hardware Co.
Madrid Minister Pro
mises To Settle Kamerun Incident To
.German P le a su re
General Franco
Ready For Push
Opposing Forces A rt
Preparing For Ti
tanic Clash Of W ar
A statue of t'hrl»t is seen facing a communist filing -quad In
wurtnrn Msdiid, {ipuin. A moment later the gigantic pitci-s of stall
ary, “t'err" de |a>s Angeles," surmount'd hy the figim- of t hrist
toppled t" tho ground riddled with bullets. Report* of church*'* Ihi"g wrecked and pricot* and nun* being slain rontimicd to grow.
(Associated I’ros* I'luitu)
County Planning Terrorists Tell
Council To Pick Of Plot To Kill
Relief P rojects Soviet Dictator
Program To He llun Men Facing DeathAd
On Six Year IlM.siH mit Plotting With
Heginning In 1!>:J7 Trotzki For Revolt
4 *••• Si'iiiiim »• County Pltituiiii.f
MOSCOW,
Aug.
2'i. i/l*>—
Council vv i* t-'ilii) ill ii'cript of it Ibatli I,,, cinmuiil.t |,-a,l>,i- I t
letter fi un K. R. |lull*fold, di- I’1***' 'h r way fur u fa n i-l nuim,'••ct.ir of Work i I'rogram tor tho 'to Ro»*in wn* iho pictuii' itnfohlStatu I'lanniiqr lluaril. Ill whiih it " I tost night in the trial uf IT petvim .il.vlnl |bat In order tu |"o- ,“**i* churned villi fuiterliii- a ler
ni"te a pl.iiiiied and iiiti-ginted
I'lut against the Suvb t.
|>r, grain of public cnil*lru, li,oi ov-| Gregory /in mi-ff in diiiimti••r a ......... I uf years, the Naliun.il rally shunted w-uds accepted full
lie. urrea I'uiuiiiltlre ha sige*t- guilt fur thu cutisniiacy lo kill
•••I
that
riisiliiig
I’I lulling Soviet liid ei* an,I gain onlrnl of
Agenci-e extend their lu-l|,
tu Ihe guvetninent a* he faced Judg"-.
"tote ami Ineul goveiniueiit a gen " " I" leeiiturs in the ha I uf culeiee ill luakiiii- Invent....... of pule "inns, the former noMe* eluli.
lie ninslructioii need, and from | "Trotskyism plan terrorism I*.
Go mi invent, ilea prepaie a pro- " f r»"r*e. fascism," he declined. "I
s' risin ij |„,|i a sf!. year lail*.
vent all the way fium uppiritinn
The letter vu* a follow-up ul l’nr,y |"uvcra In counter revolution
the anuoillleeuient lliqt the „|x «"d t'-rrmi«lll and uelual'y ftt'>ear hadi would he u-<-,| in select
lug fuliilv V\I',\ and I'WA projects, | Ziuovieff and lai n Knou-neff.
It I* the uim of the nulmiilll guv- |Wh« vilh .1,»., |.|, Ftalin, ih»w sec
•nioiiul, arrordlltg to tin, letter, "dory " f Ihe r inimtinlit parly sn-l
lo •I'-r'-lup the new program through .dictator uf Hui*la, once ruled the
the ('utility ITalining ( .>l,||cil*, j
I ' ssllssn l •■> Mse tkrest
ulin li II expected lo ii I.
ril.e, |
--------- -----------and srleet pul'll,- ...... .
Ik
i
A
I
..... feel, de ired b y ........ uuty „nd K l ' R O r t A l i n O U I U ’e a
'ity f"i Ibe next six years, begin. I Las
•
g
Hy HUY WIMHl
C ounty School*
The high cost of the feu sys
a -lic te rm o f
tem In Florida was demonstrated
«'rtcd th a t the
in Sanfurd recently when a ne
student* III the
gro employed hy Chase and
ihi * w ill Lo c u
Company was arrrsted by a lo
lt y school* and
cal constable and tried In • Ju s
most o f tho county school* <qientice of the IVacu Court hers un
in g on Sept. I I and " in io few in
chargra of reckless driving, al
the county opening a week c u rlie r
Judge nnd Mr*.
Janie* G
though he did not have an acci
|on Sept. 7, p a re n t. are n rg rd In .Sharon are expected to
relint.
dent and hail not been drinking.
prepare th e ir r h ild ii- ii fo r the o|M-n- fi"III Quincy llie fir*t nf n-*t
When it was leamcd that the
ing so H in t th e y m ig ht he e n ro ltr-i week, after a vMt nf
avvciul
negro was an rmplo/ro of Chase
•ui tin . f ir s t day.
■lay* to old fiieiid* there.
and Company he wa* rrlca*ed on
I 'Ih o -e school* n h ic ti w ill o p ,n
hi* own recognizance to awultj
Mi.:a A i'to iiie iii, y illiv u n o f F o il
^ n r,), " n
7 “ rB <•*■*.
trial by the Court. At thu trial1 Acer rd in g to re p o rts relea se d | n
Jl a ry. ond Chn- l.nodordaln huv been uppoinled l i
dm waa found guilty and fined tm la y , the Sem inole County U n it
the n.'W lln n ie F con -u iiir* lea, li
910 as well a* rusts amounting o f the State H uard o f Social *u" ,n ' w,*i c a ll o th er county in c lisu rp lu s c o m -1
a*1' " nclual w o rk on er at the Oviedo Sell,id , where she
to llt.lfj, or a total of |24-K>. W e lfa re supplied
w ill replace M i-* M a r g iie t S te w
m iH litie * Valued a t IIJv.MI.IO to '-M uidny, Sept. 11.
which he hud ui pay in order
O-'PJ fa m ilie s n f th is co u n ty d u r - | ) u ',,n n annuutired fro m hla o ffice a rt o f Za'tlwiHi) who recently reto keep from going to Jail.
ing the month nf July.
| C ounty Superintendt-nt T . IV. signerl.
Th* feet charged to tho n?-| The rnnimodities cnnilxled o f , ("d a y (lin t a ll tear her* and p rio r i
gro boy by tho t'uuit were lis t-1beef, fhur, prunes, tongue, and p a l* « f lh " e u iin ly In s litu tiu n *
K. II. Kirrhlioff and M. I . Ita,*d as follows: hi o-iil* for (hu/.^.,,,
rlothing, uf which some were sup-1 w ould he on d e fy one week "afore
n left hen* ye terday arti-rno ii
officer's
mileage
fnon
the
fall
plied
.
I I" families being assl-..-„
assistedallie date fu r the opening n f Ih r ir
r Ja c k ,antilie, where tlfl y will
to the Court
Home, although
thu by the .Seminolo County
Welfare
e "rh'H
ils. D u rin g llii-i period, c h il
•end Ihe Slat,- Jiininnr Chamber
negro hail not U* n placed In |Hoard.
Selection Uf th" place which the I n
'| \ i v
dren p lanning In enter fn r rlasce*
Coniiaene roll vent ion a* deleJalh «» cents for bringing the! .Seventy n. w nppllcathm* for on ih e fullavving week * r i' expect
I ilX
I (ly iT ie n tS
'••* front tho I,m:i I JayCrc* i,r* I" -rcl.i slumhi lie givn a* t . |,r i ■
j n i H I I lata Court, In spite of [relief were r,reived by the local ed to r rg is te r , secure Ixvnk lis t*,
"Illy on the lint. Will he left to
------ —
lue fact that lie earn - alone; firt, office, while 27 case, were rinsed and a rrnnge r la is r s , <n that on
person* or organisation,■ seekThe Seminole t'onnty tax salo
cent* for putting him in jail un-|duu In employment being received Ihe opening d a y re g u 'a r Inslrue're|mit nf Aug. (I fur delinquent
Th* weather partly rhiudy lo- log the project.
til the fino was paid; »2.0<» toihy members i f tho family in U I ion m ig h t begin.
Following filial npprovnl lin e I**1' ’ ',l ,ing (he year I'.i.lTi, show
glit nnd Sunday, |Hi*»|bly inth* coDatable for making '.he nr-, of the chord rese*. placement nf
(l •■llsis.4 !>■ Vmtm Tn,|
j'"g Ihe len tt number nf deln<|U' UI.n»t ye a r 2.73H student r were
donal »hnwer*. Fvtrente North
real; 25 cents "Return"; 75 cent* four of the famlllew nn WPA
K's s IIbshi ne r . f . si
Cs s i Ib s 'S .** rasas Three
for six milts' mileage at |21k , work, and rn -,* service work was
cent* a mils from the Court' rnmph-trd In eight Instance*,
(louse to Georgetown nnd re-j Service at well as relief was
turn. (lJV ) for putting the no- given to la families hy the Itranl,
gro In Jail although lie wasn't whicji Included rases nf domestic
Jock Woodruff, sou of Mr. ninl
put la JaU; M cents for vilh-1 difficulties, lirnkrn homes, unMi* .1. It. Woodruff ,d ,thin city,
P °***l*g witnesses; 70 cents for satisfactory relationships between
A report of the activith-* at >man, Counsellor, Ray Fox, I.ittlo ha* 1‘c'ii xpcndiii,. a wry pica '.ml
two coptoa of tho subpoenas; 10 children and pnfrnts, mental nnd
D el.cn' Chief, Bill Wan'ker, Bobby Wan- summer nt Dixie ( ani|>* for Hoy*
cent* for “Return;" 75 c»nl* for,physical her.lth problem*, home Camp Winona, near
*U miles' aMlaags at 12!» cents management, ndult personality Springs, waa received here t-nl.iy' sker, Leon Bar wick, II. W*. Shau- in Iho Blue Ridgo Mountainv i f
a mile for aervlag the aubporna*;j pr« blem*. and problem* a*«oriated from Director II. E. Morris fol- non, David Shaman, Bill Martin Nortli Georgia, actor,ling to i* .
poll* icccivcl hcie today from that
13.00 for witness fees at 91.00 »HH old are. Four Ineestign'ion* lowing the third week of activity and Jack Martin,
Also, Cabin J . Raymond Mon camp.
each; and |9-te for mUcrllancuua. were rnmplrtrd for tho State at the camp.
Fifty-three youth* entered in' • .alvatge, Cnunrellor. John MurTho young Sunfordllu tuts U-. n
items la tha Justice of the I'eace1 Hospital.
Court.
| Investigations
In
five ra<e* ramp Ilf* during the past wc k ri*. Little Chief, William Goctch, awarded an honor triangle and
——,
|were moile for mil o f town ogen- with me boy recordcl a* a; Ibibby Johnson, Raymond Ash- h* tmik In t plaru in the singln
R n A g A V e ll' T o F k a l a v
cto*t ami Vi applications were re visitor. Outstanding activities for ton, Edward Wulthul. Kirby Fite, a in * racei in tin- divisional aqunt.
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g a T u It* a «
,a :
M " * tnr -nmllment
In the the week included the passing -d* Jimmie Carter, and Billy Cullum; c meet. The youlli ba* Ueil active
a pro-marksman-hip test by Cabin 4, Sidney Nix, t'ouncellor, n all -|H,il. at Iho ramp, and ba*
n i l l t i c t l S p e w n w ; r , t , , ton Conservation Corps.
Donald Janes, Dicky Brown, and Dicky Drnwn, Lilli" Chief. Billy/,
t f ,'ii luinuial y suect-xsful in swimBuck Forguaon, and the pm vine Kpp*,
Ray
llern<l,l<>n, Donald ming spoil ..
of a firat class marksman ihq. Jon**, Barney W -nskrr, Edwurdj Rccrntly the rnmper* link a
test by Walter Turner.
Crosby, Kernel
laiucks,
and; nunilier of motor ha* trip* to
j Th# Boy Scout Court of Honor. Francis Lourks.
W'ayah lid I and Black
Rock
scheduled to hav* been held itl Also. Cabin 5, Bytl lliggi, mountain' and to Highland*, North
the ramp hut night, with 12 Counccllor, liuhb Epps, I.ittlo Carolina, 'lin e of the yotignteri
youth* going up for advaneem„n'.| < hlef, Ibib Weatherrll, Thomas commented that the view* from
was postponed until a later dale Burnett. Joe ' Daviila,
Arthur tlioae lofty peak* were the most
on account of weather conditir.n* 'Beckwith. Buck Forg'ison, Chari m Icautifol that they had ever seen.
Those In camp at the end .if William*, and Wultor
Ward;
A trcitment for holla which In the week woro: Cabin I. Ja :k , Cabin <1. Brantley Adam*. Conn
clude* tho intravenous Injectim
.Bolt. Cnunrellor, Walter Turner.:rater, Ronald Martin. Little Chief.
of a aim al rharroal has been re ' Uttle Chief, Jlmmto La* Renan Clayton Tabenn, Kenneth Walker.
ported hy Dr*. Duval Prty and I Rrurs Bolt,
Drugias Garn<-r.| Ralph Austin Smith.
Cawth.m
i » h " M. FAster. Jf^ uf Denver In
Mudcrn Medicine,
able.—St. Luuia Star-Tiiuco.
» j«.. i. rj;n.
Third Week Of Activity At Camp
Winona Outlined By H. E. Moms
MOW you out ba THESE
m
81(1111 kali
aft Im
»
«tk •vary
ball mama
ganw lU
lhal
la
bvoadoesft—lo r this ramark(«bte Oroatey Radio wiU bring
d rillin g play by play anInounow tenta right to your
llftia g ro o n . S o o o ta a ln a n d
'look o n e th u outstanding raM te t f o prtoad within th *
Sanford I* The Only Central '
Florida City Affording Rail. Htgkwar,
And Water Transportation
onowiny: increase
»1r The VM.rUleO Press)
T h o w ay fur (iv rtn n n y ’it
pntniiu'o into n g t'i'crn l Kuroponn ninitrnlity n g reom en t
in tho Spnniah civil tvnr w m
upcnotl tndny lev th e M adrid
Ki'vornniont'n w illin g n e** to
nettle im m ediately th e Kwm«
ertin incidenl.
sXuKtiMto Ihtrrln. ‘ ho Span*
is It m in ister o f s ta te ,
tie .
dared the h'nri proles'* of the
tepnrted S|>snl*h search of tha
German steamer Kanierun would
I*' settled quickly t» tho sails*
fart Inn »f Im.IIi gevernmen's.
The
.Spanish rebel armies
pr> »«e»| forward lit Ihelr "hhr
l'">h" 011 .Madrid with the van
guard of their hirers driving
toward Tolnlii 3U miles south
of the loyullst rapital.
Geneml Kranriscn Krnnco, tha
leader of the rrhel military, Kltd
the ndvunro wood not ho preripltou* hut ilrady, slow progress
with frequent linlts to C.qisilUdate newly won posithms.
At dawn the rebel* had only
In rapture Tnleiln before lacing
11 vlituully uniinpellrd road to
Msdiid.
Bitiiiillaiieiiualy trbcl
coiiipntriols In the mrth?rn n c
.lion of Hpuiu laimchui rn as
sault on the Han Srbsitlan front
wheia fiuhting betwetn tho ky>
lists itJiendeis und Ih.i fnsciat
altiirkeis has liecn waged lilt*
lvri> lliioiiglioiit the we'li.
The rebel Junta .hifted
Us
lieadquartea
Miuthwai I fioaa
IturKo* In Valladolid t,» tiling
the nerve center of ''>eir fore*a
nearer Minliid.
Wiir clouds blackened nvrr Euiop« Thuisdny night with n Inne
lay of pcato eiiiamitlng from
Rome whore the Itulian govrrnni-iit saiit it would lint .lid either
.Spanish hrlligrrent—!f all other
Euiopeiin powers would promise
to do Iho 1 ami'.
Italy'* mceplanre - wllu reser
vation- nf the prn|*iveil Krrtnh
■■•'Klrality pint give 1111 ofG.ihl
'lamp In wli.it liavo been |,rasented nil nlong a.i Its-, views
of Premier Mussoui.i .
II I'ure would hi'id hiieielf to
lion-lilt' 1 ferenco oil In hall sif
the Spniii.li fa*ei*t r-'b.'l* uni/ If
other |*iwera sympa liene to the
socialist loyalist e a ii" '- aiivh a*
I'ranco wool I promise
themreives to keep pn"ds off. It was
said hy well-informeil persons.
Kicncli diploma'' leruied Europeali war el,old* ‘‘III' Idarkest in
months" hut strove frantically
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Court Or Honor I m
Put Off Till Monday
Si h, nl unnex of the First Baptist
('birch, Monday night at 7:30
o'clock, it wa* announced tiMlny hy
IArthur llrnnan, chairman of th*
Seminole County Cninirittre un
Boy Scout Troop*.
Mr. Ilranan stated that owing to
llie short time trtween
the
changes, he would not send out
notice*, hut wished to notify all
members nf the Committee to be
present at the church when the
Court nf Honor ceremonies ura ba
ittin.
LOCAL WEATHER
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And Personal
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( V| -maim 'vii'/crum
SHE LIKES THE BEACH
Site, Hard Saji
Person als
Camp Wise** n i t l w to ka
popular wttk Saafard Tiildiat*.
Word cornea that amsag tkaaa ala.
Slag the camp tMa paat week, art
Urn follow lay from Saafard:
Me Rory
aad
Mr. aad Mr*. C. A. Adams, MUa I Mra. Gcorga
Elisa both Ad— a.
Miaa BUUe rmldron bam left for A«rls*an,
A la, for a ehort visit.
Wight, Mra. Valle WUiama aad
M . Miller. Mr. and Mra. K. C
Mlaa Daria Nolan wit! leaee
Sehob, Mra. C. N. Harwich, Mrs.
t i n ,t o w for
OrLimm where
Alice Ward, Mra. Gartrwda Molliala twa accepted a position.
fan, Mra. J. C. Vaugha, Ckarlca
Camei oa, L A. Sanaad, Mft. N.
Frleada of D. II. C Bakun trill
1\ Canter, Mra. Heavy Tkwratoa
he sorry to Mam Out ka c*wand. EntUlae, Mra. IL C. Echols,
tlaaae to ka eerionaty Ul a i h*e
the Missea EHxabeth aad Batty
koaaa an West P in t Street,
Sao Hatcher, BMmrd MrNnb, Mr.
and Mra. W. W. O w n*. Mr. aad
Mra. M. R Hatton and twa
Mra. J. U. Monte, Mra. P. P. John children af Jad u o a, Mlaa, am
son, Mr. aad Mra. K. W. Fite and
aue/ta la Sanford. They are
family, Mra. fl. H. Broom, Mra. F~ ataring at Urn Seminole Hotel,
H. Collum, Mr. aad Mra. 0 . P.
Ilaradon, Mra. Comte Herndon and
Mr. aad Mra. Ray Fox aad family.
Furthermore,-If i h v —
I lo twenty-fhae mOm m b—r
nforca it, aad U pwtn ar t w<
people would taka them of#,
built fo that they. wcsHsTt
berate whan Jroo taka so— M alta
oa a spoon and Wove an litem.
Scald one-half pound salt pock,
.Cot la I plena aad acorn the
rind la I ruts about onc-balf lack
deep. Put tma place of pork In
the bottom ef a bean pot. f— la
the beans and put them la the
Bjjsriy pat. Mil together three-fourthe
maple syrup, 3 tablespoons
wWl» «■ cup
granulated sugar, S teaspoons dry
II may M Mm— they art bUad to MR,«MMr.«v
Mind in
in both, or because they are uRoMeto.ba—
have loat
ley, so as
M tp krtertorw' Wjtk the
oat an a m or a leg,
proper handling s«ff an
— automobile.
autoroobfle. To M m « M pwf**
of the right U drive a car, «uy bo • hsrfcW* — thrw, bat
- Is
* sot- fsir.to
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it
the public lit general tD
to alopr U n a to enthat
danger ths lives of millions lust — t.
. thoy e— pootlnue mixture over alL Pour enough
hi take
v ac mm*
---------------------_ boiling water over all to just
to
suck etouiecs
with their—r«
emuUvea.
Uv - . . .
Accordiag to H. M. Johnson, who for tho P—t eight cover the bean* aad baka slowly
for H houri, adding boiling waUr
yeara h— hs— —gnged by ths Nnti-sl
nccled. Look a t them once
to m a U ^ M ttx U o S ^ InveetlgatloB V highway accent* a*
in a while and half aa hour boand their cat—a, revuala that five perceto o l j W —to—»* fore they are cooked, remove
bile driven a n w—ooalMe for 80 peree«t « ithe aeri- cuver aad almmcr until brown.
dento whteh occur: 10 geicent of tho drhrtn have more
fait on a Florida beach after a
than half the accidental and 75 percent jrf aU thoee driv- awlm in the surf and wbatber
tnjf automobUea have no accidento at all. Theae rather you hail from the gold roast of
startling facto have led him to tho eowluelon that certain California or the rice fields of
people are what he calls "accident prone" and that they Louisians you'll he aa staunch a
are rexponalble for moat of the accidents, and most of New Englander aa “T h e jm a t
Puritan I”
# # #
the deaths which occur.
By denying the privilege of driving to the compara Just one hundred years ago
tively few who are, for physical or psychological reasons, when there appeared on English
incompetent to drive, prnetleally all highway accidento b o o k-*talls. Charles Dickan*'
could be eUmlnated. "If the worst one p e re e n ttf the “ Pickwick Papers,** written un
driven now opemting on our highways are d—iedl the der hi* pseudonym. “Boa," aad
privilege of driving," Mr. Johnson says, "we could save introducing the debonair boro,
the livsa of 8.000 out of the 85,000 doomed to die nest
year." 81mllftrly, ho continues, If we took the worst 5
percent off the roads, we could save the Uvea of 12,000 of
those who win be sacrificed.
And Mr. Johnson, further goes on to say, if we cotUdl
publish in advance the names of those 88,000 l»reonswho
are going to die In highway accidents during the coming
year, there would be no difficulty at all ln-aecuring such
legislation as might be necessary to deny the righto of the Immortality by Dickens and still
highways to those who are Incompetent to ^ v e . The vic pretty (tunly In Its own substnatims themselves, their mothers and father*.
their rela
tive* and friend*, would be at ono In demanding drastic
n o Heme Owners* ln an Cor■arotiea has lent prnetleally 35
miHkm dollars in the Htato of
But, of course, no one can foretell Just who these vic
tims will be. Everyone himself fed*
We win
We ae* where the war game# are
about te begin In Italy. Ho the
ftsthall eenson Is getting under
war over then a little earlier thle
If you should happen to receive In tho mall* durljiK
the next few week* a ntrxngo looking card, un carefully
f- m u thr revolution gee*. It la per
se Mnhwty unfortunate fur them oe*■ eauee they have no great klenl tu
; m dto fee. s
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We have been led te believe that
v Be matter which way the election
. I 0000, Ufo wUI atlU he ftdl of n lot
• 2 t t « l W ^ Jy x ^ x rith plenty of
tion of “David Copper fiebl,'' I"
which Freddie Bart holemew gave
sue), a sincere awl moving charncterliation. Dickens stock seems
to be soaring.
There are those among its,
however, confirmed Dickensian*,
• It H w
10
killion dellara.
bride that by It#.000,000 (ths
atom's# persons (a the United
t o e ) i n whether you are g*t-
Hwrliona Entertain *V S rttT i« *,. ,„™, ^
young Americans, I
Public Works Plans A.Twa
Flood and Jaawa C.
Approved In Florida wore tho first to rido met*
Ti m
across Africa laterally,
p .iu y
P m is H e
Wa s h in g t o n , Any. s z -b r > course lay betheea Lagoa a
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W C I W l » R lf jv w lft .(^eretsry lekes announced yes- Iran, north af Lake Chad.
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terday tbit dual approval lild t»«cu
i-y the County Planning Council,
PMblic work* projects
tha projects wlU be forwarded to And that notices of allolnuinla
the BUte Planning Board, wl)o will “vio being nroUed uui iurmadMtet
lx lurn forward them to the Ue-iiy>
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source# Committee In Wesblngton. I Thu last step was approval by D w r Folkgr
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Basis of rating for projects will the comptroller general'* oliicc.
Thin letter 1*. fthnut me aad folks. I am one of rout
wk left up
l-.la.iug 17,00),np to the County Council
Council)| kl"i 1^
wlth ike rating to be bated on Ika
"el# mcludcsl In Ure rovleed m i friend*. Sometime* I mm just one, but many time*
1am many. Sometime* I am la yoor koase and aometimaa
following; 1. permanent
pftrnumtnt social
tociil Jit**!.
need, 1 financial advisability, and I The largest Florida proposal, a l am to everybody’a haoaa.
ItdRy’s
A quiet hut Interesting wedding
tooY place Saturday minting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
Lsag of Mast Sanford whoa their
daughter, Mary, waa malted la
marriage to Suren Edward CelUe, a wall known young man af
tide city. Only the near relatives
were proseat. The impressive ring
ceremeay waa nad by the Methodlet minister, the lev. Bartlett,
aad llttla Kathleen Lsag, alecs of
the t e tt * waa riag bearer.
Mia. Josh Yaagha visited Sun
day with Mm See* Lard at Clyde.
ration liundiy for poinU In Geor
gia aad Tennessee." He has already
visited at Chattanooga and natamied the mountain aad la feeling
fine. Later ho. espe«ts te vLU twa
ef his by*Own (a Florilla and Ma
te*. Ga.
Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey and
little Alke. are hoem agate after
■peadteg the summer la Sfadtlagtoa, CteeiaaaU and Virginia, where
they heva bee* rUUtey frleada
aad relatires.
Among tho xleiters te the city
Ihie weak is Mm. M. B. Brown ef
Tamps aha la visiting her. rioter,
Mrs. B. J. Hol y at Camteet Cettag*. lfra. Brawn |e a n « H Home
after speeding .eereral veskx at
lest Christmas afternoon between
eggnogs. It was for the day like
the Oliver star oa top of the
Chrietama tree—the last lovely
sklaiag touch thet makes things
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Boom ef the wholohala excelUeae In Spain recall a rather
eriawen stained chapter in Flor
ida hietery. Back in IMS, the
French Huguenots under Jean
libeult had built a fart called
Cxrahae a# whet le eow ihe
meeth af the 8t, Johns River.
Pvdro Meaendcx of Catholic faith
soiled from flpeln killed the en
tire garrisea, end left a sign,
"Met ae to Frenchmen, hut ae te
heretics-”
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Bertre] years later, the French
attacked Fart Caroline (named st
the time Fort Maeto), Imaged
every te.t Spaniard, end left their
callfog card, “ No# ae to Span-
SANFORD TWENTY YEAR8 AGO
answered vlale chargee la tntiraif
different manner,
Kamencff quietly dimmed the
plot from the witness stand, but
neither he nor Zinovleff nude any
attempt to deny reapouxibl ity for
W ltll
w___ _ ^potentUlitlex.
|l*1,t»00(«IU0 loan tu LihJfM gaps la
3. employment
r*
** projftcU
*
Tbft' IUI- of
mibmittnl •tha O icim * * hlghw»y U lw tta
*'
m and‘ “the mainland, gpnl
from tkU county In TlWS totaled Key
West
wan
|IAU,4I3.BT, of which some #37*,• given presidential approve! In
000 worth have already 1 «tn com |May end authorised for allotment
details were
pleted or are now under construc as soon ns legal
‘cleared.
tion,
The .1st also Includes:
* Among the leading project* com
Improve
pleted In Glia county during Ihe Jacksonville— Street
pest year, or now under ronktrue- ments, «3J,IH3; jail. fSZWB; ma
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m of Fur- nicipal improvements, |1Z37Z
llon
are;_______
widening,
paring
rest
City
swlnmilr.g | TalDhnssce-JnU, #MJ»0| »•*»•
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Winkle a romantic Mr.'Tupmsn, pool nt
at Ovletlo,
Oviedo, #10.000; street tery sewera E fd S ^ llj state kuiHand n poetic Mr. Snodgrass. On pnvlng at. Oviedo, appnixlnwlrly log* #*IJMft{ office building, #1BU,they went—“summoned from the #35,000; sewer construrllon end re- uoo>
ptoleeilon, #IUJi00.
vastly deep" of literary Immor pair* in City e f Sanford, #137^ 1 Hnrxeotn—High school, |tt,40«.
tality by tho four twentieth-cen 000; construction of armory in Mhtl>l1 Bench—Sanitary sewer,
tury Pickens enthusiast* who Im.
p*moaatr-l the famous quartette- Sanford, now underway, #30,000; #3HMM.
W «*
rounly-Bridgv,
past tha green pasture*, the haw street paving andwidening in Sanford, #51,000; Improrcmcut* on #7M.OOO.
thorn hedge*, end the lovely
West Palm
Beach- Stadium,
lanes af Kent to their destination. municipal yacht hwsln and pier, alCharles Dickens' home at G*<1* randy approved nt . ’Washington, ***,300.
There lo a* apparent reason bi
lUeve that Ula will bs a dry
eegaiga just because Roosevelt
id Leaden era getUag together
|l.ie aatlamted that the natixrxl
a m far the current year w’U
ha huM here this summer It
lu expected that a large number
will be la attendance, both from
thla city and from the aurraundlag towns.
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Stop
1 eaa’t walk, aad fofca don’t mind toting me when
I’m foU, bat aoaae Mka don't like to toto me when 1 am
H O U M W M n n i ll f »>»* minuter ef war now In exile
In Oslo, Norway, the two men were
;Mr. and Mra. W. L. tlarriaon
bo™
P*rty la 1WT.
entertained ThurwUy evening U u r ‘toy recanted and were UkWith a houxewarmlnR party at r" ^ck Into the fold*,
their aew home on Celery Are- But from Ihe date of their expulnue. They were the recipient* ‘ km- Z‘»°»»«rff “ W, they were
of many uteful and beautiful ‘"T*1 *° ,h» W**1 of Trotsky, who
gift*. A color scheme of pink w“ •fC'iw'1 bT «•* »»«te of UlnR
and while wjo carrie.) eat. anl ,h« ™»»t«r mind of Ue currant
Iht houao wii dtconitid |hr*rtih«
out with flower*. Contes* .seme* “We nvter broke or betrayed
were eajoye.1 until a lata hour, our a»lanct,” Zinovleff declared,
with priaen awarded to Mra. “We did. however, deceive the parHarry Weeka xml Jack Hncka- *f by pUylny the role of double
day, Af Orlando, after wbi.h re- "u*i*r» uy p’edglng loyalty anew
fra*hmenta were vitved.
to tho party In order to u»c the
Tho*, ur-'M-nt were: Mr. ami »•«* weapon* Trot iky wa* emMra. J. W. xhiirfro. Mr. ami ploy Ins. but In a different manner."
Mr*, llarry \V.--k*, Hr. am» Mr* ,He contlnuedt "1 lU-d ever since
Charles Flowers Mr. and Mi».
Jack Ifockndiy 3 . Orlando, Hr.
and . Mrs. M. *J. ffn lu h ev l, pf
OHHbde, Mf.’-fcWJ Mr.-. B » t Ash
ford, of 0 ''a :iJ> , Mr. and Mis.
BID Morris, r f Orlando, Mr.
end Mra. E. G. Hayes, Mr*.
Claude Ford, Air*, l.oulro Fo-d
Mra. Joe Cnrl •», Mrs.
I o* |*e
Turner, of Orlanlo, the Msv es
Annie W eikt, Ellrabeth Wctks.
and Mabel MeRtyniUa, amt Ihe
hsmt end hoetm , Mr. and lire.
W. L. Heir Ism.
Hearing a noise nt his chicken
coep. Prank Ef-sr, Providence, R. 1.
found three hens dead sad a fox
caught in the coop trying te kill
others. The fox was ■ neighbor’s
pet.
Danre sandal* are being made
f Interlaced stripe ef eatla rth-
A single housefly me produce
WO eggs that will develop Into ma
ters flies In a fortnight end these
may be followed by eevea *r eight
generations during a slags ses-
TW 1936
FORDSON TRACTOR
KqubpoM w ith Itouadh A irito o T b w ; low
T v u it w T l r o a o r B teri W M .
A T THE CHURCHES
CITY BRIEFS
In recent years, Chian has proi noted growth ef mllllene of trees
In en effort to control flood wa
iters.
tionnl poll* on the pmlUvnlial clcctkm. Tha Dldccidfl in Oetobtr what will actually take placu
iber. For more than ten million voters will he lllll where the mayor of Roches
give the name of the candidate they want to see ter entertained them.
What with the Pirkwlck cele
One out of every four voters chosen from every
bration* and Hollywood’s produc *a city buildings, #37,000.
We have heard ef many silly
laaeaae for the depraaxlon durg Iho p«H few yean, lait ttw
toHa r ts have develemrd th e
m l a# all.
The fhrmera are lathy la one
Moppet anyway. They don’t have
to P*F e* income tax on their
■tote eggs, thickens, fruit* end
Mptoabiee -eoastuned at their uwa
Statu this la the first daaca Soviet during the i.lataa of Ltaia.
West Virginia with her daughter,
Mary Jane. She also spent tan
days with friends and relatives
Flaw, chairman of the heard ef
la Knoxville, Tcnn.
the Corn Exchange Hank and
Charles P . Wert received a Trait Company, of New York, aad
I cat card front W. U Cooper Mr. Walter Uunnington, trustee af
today — lied from Berlin. Ger the Central llanover llunk, wMil
many. la which the local raol hla office at l Wall Street.
••Into broker stated thet
ka
“They also Include numerous
had Just witnessed the Olympic shipping magnates,
as, for In
games at Berlin and wan now on stance, Mr. Adulpli (iarnl, of the
hla way to catch a boat fur Grace Lines; Mr. Basil Harris, of
Whenever Jean Parker, film aelrcva, ha* a few moments to
America. Mr. and Mra Cooper lh« Atlantic Tranipurt Company; •parr. *hr k<*-» to the beach to iwlnt ami play. Here Ml** Parker,'
ham Just complated a trip which Mr. Cletua Keating, of the Ncrtn who I* noted for hvr trim flgute, I* shown on the rocky coa»t north
took them thioughout several Atlantic Steamship Corporation,
foreign countries. Including Ice and Mr. P. A. S. Franklin, director of Malibu bi-ach. (Associated Press Photo)
land aad points around the North of ths lntrinallun.il Mercantile
Pole.
Mai Inc, the American Line Hteantshlp Corporation, the Atlantic
Transportation C o m p a n y , th e
North Atlantic Sleamahiu Cor
poration, the lloosrvill Steamship
Company and the United States
Ths IWv. xv. I. L'»mpU*ll. gaaLlnea, who It our most spacious lir,
ufttlftT Hrh—i. If f# A. M.
royalist in Ihc economics of ocean H
|*r# *rh ln r
11 • • A. M.
travel.
rrMfhlii* H«*r%lc^. 1:1k I*. M.
Young r«n>1«'« Vlrfllng FrltU.%
ICool too** Cm , r > » Oh )
“They also includo several of
I*. II.
mlnlalrallon frature* Is the quea- our most indent railroad kings, T Ji>
I'fayrr Mrellni WrtlllfMliF. T;Jf
Hon of Congress abdirating it* such ua Mr. Arthur Curtis* James
constitutional function of considera aad Mr. William K. Vanderbilt, of
tion aad debate of the measure! Naw York, and Mr. F. L. I'riacn of OrUnlo Hist n««r u«n*ve Ave».te l*. M
pending before It.
Uuaton, well known a:i the deviser
ll*v. C. II. luk*r. pastee.
"We hive seen In the last three of our most stupendous railroad Th»
Hundar Mcfcool. *:tl A. M.
rtn sr a i r n s r n ii m ii
years more Importsnt measures consolidation pan.
K. rmi'ii. I1:#0 A. M.
T ilt
IU V. W lllU lll llriMxlkB.
rv.nu*tl*MC H-rvIr*. • ** r m. Itdalur
jammed through Congress with
"They also inrludo eminent
w .JrvteH r rr a rs r s n j Pr*le*
HttltilNV He lt*Mt|. 9 12 A -M
out any consideration whatever— automotive Industrialists, sti.h as
P rtrsr Bsrvlc# W»<ln**4»r. »:#e
M*trnh»K \Vornti||»,
I t it*
A
Ft min* Wm **lil|». 8
I* M
slapped together In a ha»ty fash Mr. Walter P. Chry.dvr and Air. l a * ____________
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ion. Regard'd* of whether wo Victor At. Ilvndlx, and eminent dr urrtav a MurMnitttT e a t a ci i
I'm i>ltteti**M fur Mu liar«|
agree with the objectives of those p a r I n t e n t store merchandiser*,
Ir a r lR g
luv. W. S. **.r**r, P«*<iw
arhnol.
*
measures, | think we, all of us. In *urh as Air. Perry Straus, head of •asUay
Morning tUrvte*. 11:0# A. M.
ALL sin i.m •*%Tiini.i4- t wi nrii
dependents, Republicans, snd Dem -Msey k Co., New York City, anil
Nvrnlng H.rvlc*, S O# P. M.
l* B ll r M#en. 1 au A. M
Hervlcr* ar, runitm-1.-1 on IP*
ocrats alike, can agree that la not distinguished rrpicscntativc* of
I'Aftfianlixiim Hutunl.ir front BOO
The
IlhV. J. J. KrlUfhdn, p«alor,
the American way of doing thing*. inherited ’static weollh.' such a*
Huml.11
9 #4 A M.
That we do not want any more Mr. Cyrus AfcCortuirk ami Air.
lien* Util loll **ftrr Mill
r n r r Marvtitunsrr tiiv n tfl
‘must legislation.*
Harold AfcCormlck, of Chicago.
t-k - Munrn*. VM“We want a Congress lb*t will
Ths Its* J. XV. I**jr. M A W .
“Most notable i» Air. A. I*. GitliHumt.ir |4«*hm»l 1#»•• A. M*
fulfill Its constitutional function nlnl, San FransUnt hanker, whose
r ir h lH f I I At A. t L
of consideration and of debate. Trans-Ameriea Corporation I* Ihe I'r
T. I*. M M n n 1 t
That Is the way are do things In most far-flung hanking enterprise
I ’mnchlnif 1:3ft P. K
America; debate which rducates In Ihe United Stairs, cnnlrnl'in.r,
rtn«T r e r x r x o r t e a m
the country, and allow* the clll- through its subsidiaries 4.1H hanks
h iu x t h *
tens, la turn to educate Congress." In California and also tho First
rtirlatlftn toriftwr# B#FMlrwwnrm
iverv
M
tin.H
v
•• Ih** pH*******
National Hank of Portland, Ote.; %
| Kaat M«p«na Hlftftl •» H M
the First National Hank of Itrno, A M
Tu** fhureh ft»ftii»ift*i»8 • *, r
Nrr.; the National Rink of Turo- nftftftlnft
Ituum at
rhuirh whors
ma, Wash., ami 10 per cent of tk.* lh« HlhU 4»»4 ftll ftMlhur*i»«l tillrift*
tlnii
IUU
iip
«
l.4|«rftlurft
iwftf ••
, National City Hank, of New York •mid. Ite.rrowFd of
Op«ft
H m IIm H f ram V
City. Air. (liannml'a Trans-Ameri fn m m j k f ftiul Fridays frv iu 3 tu ft
wrst Florida: probably
ca Corporation also ha* siih-ddinight end Sunday.
vrie* which are engaged In rily
u x n wane r s n e t ’x i r i
res! eataln operations and firm
s tu n t m
Evans McCoy, an employee of Investment operation*, nod fire
irr*,l’Tl*rl*n «|.i**rnm»«t)
Mnrnlne Worship, 10:## A. m.
Hu* Htrlekland Motor Uoni|u«iiy, and life Insurance.
Chari'h Helmut, 11:00 A- »•
took first piece In the sixth and
"There I* no other hanl‘tig fi NvMlIne Mervlse. 1:00 I ’ M.
M lnletsr,
the
IU e .
J»nv»e IK
final amateur night program* held nanciering domain In Ametlcx
Thumpeon. M. A.
at the Rita Theater lo*t night. Air. romparable to hi*. He ha* con It«v. i . I f . Tlti»Mip*nn ts | tro m n ll*a
McCoy who slag* baritone, ten- tributed $7/i<)0 to the N?'v I teal, "Msstlna* that »r* lllllerenl” »*«•
dnrrd several popular songs to ■ml Is earnestly supporting .Mr. O ar s v s n l u g , s t l i t .
the audience.
Roosevelt for re-election.
and
T in: Nfts%nt:*n
Igiving nut campaign Interviews Th« lit#. II. K. Urdlmiii, pdlto#
NumUr
M
«
Itool.
Huti<Ujr. I ft A. M
Three more of Hemlsole Coun in which he says: *Th* day of
I'rrArhlnw, HUM'lMFs H A. M
concent
rated
wealth
I*
pa*t.'
S T. I* H. H.iii.Uy, 1 I'. M
ty's new school buses wero de
I'reAtlilhft. Hrtfttld), ft I*. M
livered her* this morning from This sentiment seem* to tpiulify
V*r«>«r 3l*wiiim, \\<
Hlit»a«tir, I
him
as
an
nrmy
of
ee-nnnnle
Richmond. ItuL, by While Brothera Company. They are two-ton royalism.”
GMC passenger buses having
Wayne steel bodies, and make a
lutsl of eight buses that have al
ready i'ccn delivered to the Coutirm«T « MMIftTIftW I NI Hi II
ty .School Board.
Nunilay HrHuol, Ift u'rlnrk
J. N. I»i#rie«h Mut>#rlnUifUht.
Wm.Yft CAWsTHUCKt
y o tm
WATER
AIR
GAS or
OIL
■:
rrofetsor Spencer, head of the
extension service of the University
|of Florida, wa* In Sanford today
conferring with County Agent C.
R. Dawson about pinna for mensurlag and mapping out farm* Ir
•Seminole County which nr* cov
ered by work sheets in Mr. t>awson’s office.
w a n ts
t o go
TONIGHT!
KEEL ft SONS
“Better Air aa# te Sheet's"
Dance mad Cool Off
miCKSN *WNWER 7(te
Big Enrollment
Is Expected For
County Schools
I ’k u r rlt, I I a 'i l d f l l ,
I'lim m u n lo n .
•
Madrid Minister Pron b ct To Settle Kamerun Incident To
German P leasu re
(CnntlnuM (mm page nn#X
to smother (In* ll u'vbr of J*|>anl»h Runs with n btx’ihrt of unit«d ncntrnlilr.
At llendaye on the French
bonier, itiplo-.iat* of foreign gov
ernment* failed In an effort to
mediate Spam'* fratricidal civ.I
war.
In Far!*, dinl-nntle quarter*
K ttkol with n report Ihnt the
Gertr*n amlu-siW to Mo-row,
Count eon der Srhiil'.-nliii’T , bod
delivered ■ "tlmntering
pro
test” lo Russia'* forviitt commlaaar, Maxim IJtvl.ioff, chantIor Russian interference in the
(Spanish civil war.
A aecon.l warninr l»» the ro
ciallat Spanish guvrrptmnt wo*
aent to Madrid from
llcrtin
against any tntrrfcrvme
with
(Serman shipping l-y the loyallata.
Seven Nnrl
wnr«kl,>*
wen1
drlvinR toward Spain, under or
ders of the fascist regime i.f
Chancellor llillcr to “meet force
with force.”
French diplomat* snt I
the
pt ace of Kurope di|* tide,I on
pacific acttlemcnt of Hi. Germ.-iii
protesta to tho loyalist* Alud,rld guvi-rntm id.
I'. H. Embargo
The ITnitr,| titalex State De
partment today invoked a “moral”
arnta embargo luinning the »ldpnu-nt of wir material* tu M|utln.
Tho I)e|uirtmelil let It be known
to munition d.aler* that »u e» to
either ef Spaniah Inviirgent* would
tie acaili't Amet tea’s ifeutrality
polity.
The tt idrid rnvrriinient rompro
inloed on It. iinnnunrei! blorkade
of lltitl.li khippInR, ami in ofliet.«l
London vlivlo-. It
learned IhtMadrid S<H-iali.t Kovernment it*Hired lim it IIIitatn that It doenot pro|H,.e to exert be it* a *m ted i Ir IiI to kenreli en tho high
eu* Drill tit klilp. »ll*peeteil ol
rarrylnif kiipplie* to the rebel*.
The |H>*itioii oi the Rovettilnenl
■'ll the Idoeknde in.ide Spnni.li n i
ter* wa ■*lil| uttiler dl»eu»»lon.
Air llsltle
BARCELONA, Aug. IM .-Id l—
An aerial l-ixttI*- between gotetttim-nt and n-iel plane* wa* report
ed liwlny over Ihe Province of
Hue-tea. There were no reported
rnMialtic*.
Ea*rl»t plane* were ordered this
mornlni; lo Ixmiliurd Vitleit, hut
the liniil grenade* they were forced
to dtop, since they hml no nviatloll, IhmiiiiIic failed In explode.
Flvu rilivs in tho United Blntt-x
with populations of a milliun or
wore are New York, I’hit-ngo, In*
Angele*. I'hlladrlphin anil Detroit.
Try PauFs
fur coif fu n*
that go
places and return with no
harm dune In their origttutl llnea. They are esaeatinl fur chle these sultry
days ami nights. They
can be packed under a
hat,
swung aboard a
train, nr hustled up a
gangplank
without too
much careful handling.
Permanent* j
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FHKDKHIt'K ........... | 7 M
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1
BKAI.ISTIC ..1 -1 .5 0 ft | f
HIIIKI.KY TKMI’ I.B
Cl Hl-S ...... *2.50 ft I 3 M
SPECIAL
to r L weeks
Madame l u belle
Facials 50c
JIM'S
IVroonulilv lluircnin
For
iMitlim & ( hlldren
Beauty Shoppe
p jld d to fll
A ttiu c tlo a *
ireslleet# lice* *•*>
Bolivia is Ihe only country in
French Guiumi hold* shout <1,00(1
enrolled In thn school* ol th» South America without a srapoit.
French prisoner*.
rounly, with l,V,0 of them l*ing
In the City of Hanford. More than
A atrip t»f old utoekin* fanlent <1 #\inrrinin
n«*-| Tagi# I'iigo, Sa
110 teachers were employed to
iruuiul brUtlrg of a bruom %%il m*»ft, U roil" itIf? rtl Ihf iim-xt va u
Instruct the studenl*. w h ile this
niftkft tho nrooni wc*p longer.
ttblf harlf r In the South I'uclflc.
year there hi to be ■ large iocteise
In the number of inslructni*.
Mr. I^wton he* Issued a request
that ell parents, who Imvr chil
dren to be entered in Ihr tounty
school, snd who have l*n i ><iit of
the state during the pa<t few si in
ner months, ereurr d-i* i ■’ carxx»: t *»: xi.t. x i;tr
tifirates for the childnn which
Hx r t Mi x t s
certify that they have not Iwn In
roetert >wlth any communicable
For
Y m ir f ’n m fo rt— T ry
O ur
diseases.
N ew M achine F o r
Your N ext
Added Spccia1
— The (ireulrnl Out Of
Doom Romance E ver I'irlured
Heware! Of Ilan h
OverHteamed Hair!
;
MB ABM FBOl’Ii
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OF OUB SERVICE
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I YOUE VATCM MUHT SB |
l
ACCDBATE
!
; Official Badway Inspector .
McLAUUN Teweler;
IIS PAIS AVE.
!
Nebsdp|
r** Upx«*a„i
ALL $5 WAVES
(e e l ee I k *
Wniere *<*i*,l
Abo featuring for the rest of
month—Shampoo, Fingerware, #.
Manicure A Eyebrow Arch
,
Lucille’* Beauty Shop
Sunday
|
KIKJKNK ............. |5 f t I f
A IxaboiM ol |oy—otsety a id , merry ssomeat*
—** eevea greed laastere go to town Is P. G.1
W odokoaio’o talo ol Ik e e srlo a e le t wboie
"htssies” almost wrecked kle lomxacel *7 ^
I'e rm a tie n t!
la the following eaeouacetneat aa
the bride’ana a former rat (dee#
Of thle rity dorlag her childhood
days, beteg the daughter af Cd.
aad Mn. T. J. Appleyard. who teadarted tha Gate CUy Chraakle
hat* h r many yean;
.
. "Mho Alice Appleyard, daughter
af Mr. aad Mra. T. J. /tpybyw i
waa Batted la amrriM* today at
t a’eteek al her heme to TaKahasiae* to Mr. J. ft. Cteeheaa, toeamrir
TOKYO, Aug. 22. - ( * ) — 4
thousand bandit* today k ilM S i
Japanese subject* and 53S Mad>;
rhoukuana In a raid on the a t M ,
town of Fuming n n r the K o n a t
bonier, the Dnmel Newt A | M ff
re ported.
The bandlta carried r f f several''
hmlngr* when forced to r f l n d
by airplane*.
R IT 1
Monday
�t «
•4
1
l
w'"'; vn v r ^
5 ’<rA •
■*-
*
<* -f
.:S ^ ’ .-
' •‘a
* ■ ' •* A m .
•TSOI 1
T O :IW m
t e « |
i
af im rito .
. Tha Ctok Li u m h » ) n Club
had an active meeting Weonrwtoy
afternoon a t th e . Ilorary making
aptkla* far tha fall haiaar with
Mra. J . A. Rlaiilan aa chalrtna.i fer
the month of Auguat. fcairaahmtnu
M S , Any. 22.—Only a fear of fruit punch and caohlca were
km firm* doing bualnou In intend.
.m J " IbA_
#"*____0
hove utteiyed tha ravage* * 1
I fgraWtlnn.. A, /nrvay of
W tt hath French ami NwnSSnhaa revealed that while
■dortty a f war.ufm-tuting
Tha Rev. and Mra. J o e . fold*
M
Sava canned ftpi-rntiona •ere pbe.U a t fltvadn In ChuluSher,ithMl other* a>« para- Qli T iMmJaV.
hy the diarupthm nf tram* . Profeaaor and U r*. W. I . Wa.U,
le a , fMaa tn rertdlii-Ultra Jr., and children have returned
■anting da u.ual, although from a vi.lt with W. J . W-IU, f-r,
w* aatar.l y i. altak.
at Milton, Fla.
otta rvretved by /mcri-an
Lyman School will re-op.'n for
kart from tholr branched in (ha fall Urm on Mnaday, Sept.
btWee that the Span-th fnv- 7. Nearly a.I the teacher, of la.t
M anthoritlr* appear tn rl- year will continue la their former
i ( e l bdiineea tpil»g again pbtitfemi,
i MIm Mae B air, Heme Eetunxa ble meeting held j few 1c. teacher, bn* taken a huu» on
M S t t * in Barcelona by ticiegiie* beat Church Street.
■ ttd otram iet labor ayndleatea,
1(1** Adrienne Walla'and moth
M B daetared tha’ It war necer- er, Mia. Walt*, have engag'd thu
M tie facilitate the rueumpllon new Partin bouae oa Wbiivii
g e r d a n i even at the met of S treet.
■M tenrily eetting a*Mr nit.-«llr>r«
Ml** Claire Dodd will be at the
Htaafeo and working hout*. whi.-h home of Mra. C. C. Jackpot*.
M i k r nettled lat-rr,
Spending Sunday a t Daytona
t m f aU forma a f Aiwtrlcin lu ,l- Beach waa a party of Mra. tta*ll«
M t hi Spain, the nothin picture La Vic nr, Miaa A Idla LaVign--.
MMtry In the one which li npr-rn- Mia* Adrienne Walla, John 8p*nMp naarvet to normality. Pven in ter, and Charle* I •artin.
p jp k let-rldden flnrrr'on*, the
Ml** LaVlgne on Taeaday nl«ht
■ m i picture theater* am open. entertained at dlaner Mr, amt
^ ■ p d B H a la going on a* u.ual Mra. Rill Wynn of Orloado,
M tm ta Spain,’* a repre* ntrllve
Mian Walta and Mia* LaVlane
py -Phmmoont *ald. “We don’t recently npent the day at Daylnnu
whether tha govimment or with Mra. Stella Kouaie of Tampa.
■ » agfclbltora am running the
In front of the Poet Office and
■ M m aa long aa we get oof the railroad atatlon a flae new
■N v*
road ha* lately been laid, a gr«at
t j kpart from the abnormal rondi- Improvement t» the town.
MM m ated hy tho civil war, the
Several Longwood cltlum* (pent
M aleat ahatarle to hittinr**, repthe Thunday half-holiday In HenM M d tltV . of American firm*.
Mp Hea In the moratorium pro- ford.
■ m y <
H fH
TIh day »f 'Hh L IM1 to
«r Complaint HM ■ ■ !!* *
Ik* slrevo - n a t M - *• *
lived homa ftumt*y frafcr a Uwri
•lay lo Atlanta and Tamgn.
Mr.. R .'F .R lle y e f Tampa, pud
MIm Joyce WnteHght W Smtfanf
were Saturday night aad Saaday
■’■ a r t,
T lw
M ilta fi
w iir h
mm
Ir tltu lr f
tt a r a M
C M fu U r
TtST
• H M
la
•• tba-nawap
w w V till ;
m
llilx l for fmtr n a a M I t t
Wllnee* O. r , tM n l» n (
•aid Clrrull C n ti, aodljfc*
•rat tbi-renf m tha '•til
Am*. A. U 1***- _ ..
(HRAf.>
■■jraar.Biatfa
r is a iH t. n
U K .V TH T
gMimrien
and other point* en h two week*’
vacation.
MIm Htltn Woodward la a fo n t
nf the Mloaea Clara U e and Loube
Wheeler at Daytona Beach.
Mr. and Mr*, ftopmage and chlldren have recently moved to San
ford to make their home.
Mr*. H. L Murphy 1* home again
after a p!m*ant vlalt with her
daughter, Mm. V. H. Bley, Id ehowtr in honor of Mra. Charle* | The have another da
Lake Hamilton.
Whitaker, a recent bride, teat Louhat and two ion*, Web at
Thunday afternoon at her homo The father la employed bv
W.
kf Third
T k l^ l St.
Ut fOaawa
la m M M
.O . en a
...
r *
7
on N.
ware
Lacoochrc.
joyed during the afternoon, a ft
which refreahmenU
weru
Mr. and Mr*. Kdaort CJoit have er
returned from a vlalt in the north. aervrd hy the hoeteaa. The room*
FHvacy, comfort, ronvanltnce,
While away they vlalled the Great were decorated throughout with aibl beauty are prime need* of
.Innla*
and
marigold*.
The
l
a
m
1-akr*. Chicago and othvr point*
number of boaullful aad unefol Florhla farm home*, aaya Mlaa
of Inlereat.
Kalwjn Holla nl returned Sunday gift* were displayed on tbo «pa- Virginia P. Moore, homo Improve
from a vinlt aif acvrral weak* lu rbu* dining room tabla which ment apecialiat with tho SUt*
wa* overlaid with * lace cloth. Home Demonatratkin Department.
Ft. Mudenhile, and Melboume.
Mr. nnd Mr*. L. iDavliofflalnc*. Thoae prawn! were: Mra. Charle*
vllle apent *everal day* of la*t Whitaker, honor gucat, Mr*. A be it
week with Mr. and Mr*. O. F. IIar- iWhitaker, Mr*. John Whitaker,
M r., Albert Whitaker, Jr., Mr*. in THH r m c g t * e n tir r a r
riaon.
B m a d by the Kpinlih giverntiik
nin-na J t a n i n
rn jMr*. M, E. i loo h-y, Mr*. P. II. P. D. Andernnn, Mra. D. V. Dunn,
t i t o r vum » » * « • • ; rb w tM and It* decree fnShHiUng nny
Doo'.ty, Eh-annr Ihmley, Charle* Mr*. W. C. Bennett, Mr*. J . A. r■tit.
in Ann r a n n a m n o t*:
M la draw mor* than 2.000 pe*nm i v r t . an i N tv n tm t.
Ruby Mae
Dnbaon
waa n Dooh-y nod Vincent LeFlU «pcnt Lloyd, Mr*. Charle* Sjoblom, M n.
a irv t o roHMUtaM
M <1170 at the evchange rate gue*t of Irene LumlaptUt U»l Sunday nl Cmonado Bench.
A. C. Sounder*. Mr*. E. A. DougM o a T u to r
p jm n ia g when the revnkthtn wwk at Coronado |li-uch.
Evo Mnthieux I* vlalting in St. In*. Mil . II. C. Pugh, Mr*. B. I. P D IH T H A V IN IIH A T ltllU T t-'OMCANT o r T A M P A . r u r iU D A j. »
Hlriad) from the Imnkn at »ne
Wagg,
Mr*.
J
.
M.
Hood.
Mr*.
W.
Atigutllnr.
Jimmy Carter 1* enjoying thi*
r-riM>r*ti'>n. *n*l tf, HM a except for pay mil purpr.ro*. week at tho hoya’ camp. He wa-nl
A. luiwe. Mr*. Anna Cummlng*.
W. A. Whitcomb
K IlT T . or N o r f o l k . V lra la la ,
■ JT t la prohibitirtu make* it i n- with hi* pari-nla to *ee hi* lltt'e vl»it«-d rvhitlve* m
a> lru*t*>*. IMaliilld*.
Mr*, (ilady* Brown, Mra. Clarence
kpmely difficult tn do huninvi*,’’ ahter at the Convalexcant lloapt- wrek.
Donnlibmn, Mr*. M. C. Bailey, W . T. L A N d t.K T , »rA w l(* . IllK N K
■ n r declared repre.entativc* of tal at Winter Pnrk on Sun-’ ty, She
Mr*. Howard Bottler, Mr*. A. F.
T.
1 .A M H .K V .
lolntoa
W . T.
I.A.S'ill.KV, h*r hutbanU. a* n»r
H f.Worthington I’ump and )fa- hope* to return humc soon.
Kemp, Mr*. H. M. Ball, Mr*. 1.
nrti fii-ivl. rl *1. Iwfenalanl*.
Mdary Corporation, wh'ch hm
C. Tllli*. Mr*. II. B. Fennell, Mra.
it o r i i i : u r « « T M r » » n * i
Nel* Swanaon'* hlrthdoy wa* inNi.iii , la liarabr glvan that anMfHk office* In Madrid, Itarce- oyeil Monday wrek, tom*’ tin
C. It lludd, Mr*. C. I. Joiner. Mr*.
a*r
.hoI by a Klnal Iwrraa In lha
Mr. ami Mr*. Lent piekrrtng left CJ. 11. Iloot, Mr*. W. T. Wana'ce,
M B aad Valencia.
alM-tr at >I.--I rauaa, tlalail tha ttth
neighbor* and friend* «|tondm-( I lie
L^Ifca bank* are umler .trictm t nftcinoon with him nnd hi* wife. ln*t week for n vhillt lo their for Mr*. J . It. Reave*, Mr*. MrMIl- llav ot Auaual, A. l>. 1*1*. I Ik#
will
mer home In MaRtai-hiivrtl*.
■mniment control. Kven if wo
|l*ii, Mm. Albert Shrinor, Mr*. nmlaraiNnail Heaiial Jlaator.
Mi*. Filial l.imili|ui*‘. atol l-im>hto '*•
Jli. end Mr*. It. M, Ball lud an W. O. S Until I, Mr*. Mary Harrla, etli-r tor a*la. noil
M oriter*. we ahull have tn w*lt , ter*, Edith noil l.oolte, era v*ca
| » payment, a* nnhmly can get hi* Honing at ('oronailo llenh i.int •heir gui-nt* bt<l Sunday unit Mon Al*o Ml*»i'* Johnnie Harmon, No
■ n a y . The government rertulre* ,'Ru**tdl I* keeping them com day, Mr*. Ball’* tou*ina, Mime* na Wylly. Bernice Edmundaon,
Ho e nnd Winifred Hughe* of f.tivern Smith, Donnie Bell Sell
M tumble.* office* to be open.
pany. Rlrhnid l.undi|ul*t ipuil
Niikhvllle. Trim.
"“Oar firm ha* la-en rotnpeilid *.o lhi> dny wllh them Sou lay.
er*. Nell Sinqoeflrld, Mtrgi'erlU
Mr. and Mr*. Charle* Trefry Bailey. Huth Smilti. Anice Whit
lake on rontract* for the mnnufacDorrs* Circle meet a Tliur»<lay
f f 1|, It*’ Wit ■
and fnnii.y were gueat* la«t Sun aker, and lAuretle Mlnchtw.
Serb of war material*, for which at the church.
u n thrae l i t nf lllo rk Five
id am being paid In government
|-.> .if Aloyfolr HuM Ivtolon «eMotreiiy day of Mra. Trfryll* pnrml*, Mr.
Mr*. Frank Mlnrhew I* vlalting
Mr. ami Mr*.
nnd
t|i,
il.
1,
Wugg,
Mr,
and
r -n llo g
to
plat tb rra o f r r HTtlflcate* which may Ik* werth- ami Nanry Mae have n.ove i to
hrr mother In Wayerom, (!a , for
r-oitrd
in
f t * i Book Throo
| w If the In.urgenta win.
I D pan* T h ir ty -llv r M a i o f
UpaoU where the Ihiugldi fnm- Mr*. Wngg hove Juit relurtird two wrek*.
Iron) a varalhm in Mn**nrhLi*etl*.
tha yulillit r t r u iil, of Hamlnola
;< “About 40 |*r rent of our ofcounty. Florida.
If;»y111 ,III| Aiuler .iin left recent
(tee employee* are In the nrmy,
Mr*. Chon. Ctuuicr uf Miami
•aid p ro i» rty to l-r >uMI In rotlefy
k it our factory force* are about cn led la*t wcea tn *e* her aunt ly fur Mi-mphl*. Tenn., where he
lh* Ind- at rd IH-,* inantloooU to lha
Final Prrrr* III the olwive mar*,
•tmplate. Our reprraentative a t1 •ml uncle, Mr. ami Mr*, tirotga will take a couran In civil engineer
on., lit foirouanee will* I hr trn w *
ing.
Madrid, 8. R. William*. I* arlbig Day.
Ihrrrnf.
, , _
R0 aa*l«t*nt military nltarhe it the
Ilomer Hirntnn nnd fimily are
Mr*. Ri*«r and Jimiuy vi.i’vil
DADE CITY, Fla., Aug. 2 Z Miaflean Kmhaoy, w h i c h I* Sunday with Mr. und Ur*. It IL enjoying a wick'* outing at Day■kWthandeil wllh the Influ. nf ltl*rr,
tonu llrnvh. Mr. ami Mr*. Wenv-ir bV)—Little Martha Anne Serlwick,
11 are nee Moran ha nctrepttd a of Paula, are in charge of the lh month* old, whote parent* live
in the cuunlry, toddled from her
Job with tho (t*ceiln OfprtD^Cn. •lore during their abarnce.
Dr. and Mr*. Henry T. Jnnea, nf burnt yeHrrdoy morning and wan
Vkychalaglat* ray (hat pareht*’
(•cargo fltnhnp of Klirtmmeo,
rtn nnd g«*ture* are a much rnura who I* a inrehonte nt the-Shin- TaIa is ii . Alu., atom roller* at the dered to the neigh boring'track* of lb T U B t » m » '
TU N
oT.WIbirt.*:
tOlbTt,
Hwtlve educatkin for children luilner Grata Mill, it oonrtKf at home of Mr. and Mt*. It. M. Bali the Atlantic Coa*t Line railroad.
T L O H IU A . lb I'N A b C K IIT ,
Tha tnginrrr of an approaching
Inat WnlneMlay.
No. 1 II7 -C
the Bollinger hotn.t.
Member* and friend'i of the Nas paorngrr train wa* unable tu T IIK K X C IIA N tlK N A T I O N A L
Dr. Thama* and wife and two
UA N K t IT TA M PA . » eoriHiroo n ne Church enjoyed a picnic lia.it •lop in time, and *lte waa killed.
t k n , 0* T l U itre, p U la tltr .
*opo,
Ml**
Mario
SjoStnm
of
Ftrvm-h recovered Ihe aulo of
Thunulay *t Evanidale Park.
Marthn Anne wa* the daughter
Knoaville,
Tenn..
Bnd
Mr.
nnd
Mr*.
if*. Lillian Haggerty nf Uilm tN H V A c i T i i i ’n ' t i n o w i t i t r a b Mr*. If. If. Cochran gave a nf Mr. and Mr*. R. D. Htdwkk.
ItO C IA T IliN . a eiirpom llon, deV«k*o •*' |t hung on Ihe edge itf Kild Petemon of Holly Hill »|-»nt
MO-foot Cliff where It had *kid- the evening here Saturday .it the
,,n ,lV » r t r t : o r b t k i t a l
home nf Henry l,undqui*t nnd
M .i« T K M 'a t l l K
N olle* l*
ol»»n m ot un
family, .ami on Sunday ihe latter
der »oi. by virtu# » f • flo a t d#family wore with them at Daytona
rre e o f fu rre ,o ,u r# ao*l ru le reodrred In llte C lreuil Uuurt lo ood
Beach. Mi**. Mnry Ir e nl*n en
|n r H rm lu iilr Cuuniy, T to rld a , la
joyed the dny with them. Moving
cb oo erry, on. tu -n ll, lit* I l k oar
picture* of Tenm**»ee ream* they
of A u b 4»I.- a . D. I» « . In * eau.e
therein pending, wkereln the k t hrought with them W*C.’ etloyel.
rhango N e ll-n a l lu n h uf Tam tu .
T. O. Tynor w*« home Sunday
0 rurpuratloH. u e Truelee, le
P la in tiff and t t * n ,v * C ltru a tlru w from fhiylonn Beach.
era' Aeeoetollon. o eio pu m liu n. le
Sir*. Fred Dyunn an.| EII«»l>oth
■lefeaiUal.
I
w ill e#d •> Public
n utery tu the hlghrel lihlder lur
•ro In ennte down Thunday front
reek in kend, o f Hie fro n t iku>r
St. Stnphen*. S. Carolina
vf
Ihe
Heiulnol,
t*uunty Court
Mr. nnd Mr*. SUrno* and chil
I I iiim o
In
the CUV uf Hunfufil.
Hrntlpule
I
’a
a
n
ly
.
phirhla.
iturlnk
dren ipext Snturdnr evening with
the I,p e l huure uf eole. un Mon.
their ion, llrnry and wit.,, hon
ite r, the l l h - I * / o f H re lrm h rr.
A. n . I Via,
the ■ ) * , b rin g Ik *
oring Henry’* birthday.
lir e ! Mom-ay In u h l nm iith. the
n a y im y r ^
M U M U I.
(iracr
.
r . m e t* meat,
mbkdt .
At*'
TO?llift? K T IU » tlllACIC * M U N D T.
TCnnavllt*. Blate of T»aa*a*»e.
Tow a re hereby entered wad N >
qulred lo be a* 4 appear u p « the
7th day or Be*l*m k«r 111 * lo the
B ill
of
n m t l t l . l file d aaalael
ru n la tho above e n title d esaaa
*nd C oart.
The Hanford H erald to beteby
<l<-*l**el*.t . a * (be neuepape* to
GENEVA
Upsala & Grapeville
LAKE MARY
RATES
lo M or*
POPULAR
tiitluw tag ileBerllint land* eltnat*.
ly in g aad belpa In the C uuniy of
H ,m ia u l* *o d Htate uf P lurlda. la -
l i t line I thdt.
la Bon S km i a
It
line • «• **.
Id ton I Mwh.
•— Than Ever
Steak*
Chkker
HAVE YOUR WATCH. rvgnlnA
by on* who tonUy known how
Brlgga. Jew*hr, Mag- A m
3EE REEL AND Son*, 301 W.
F in t St. fnv week-end bntgaiw
in u*et| car*. The** car* a rt yrkuil
for itralgbt *al* with da tradoALL-STATE ttrae-Sgnw’
nnd Sean' gmllty. •
I n m 101 « . r m t S i
" " ' L o t * T h irte e n ( I D . Fourteen
t i l ) and T lfle a n 111) o M Ila e k
T k rre I D nf the Tow n o f tie Bern a * per n lH th ereof reranted In P la t It— h t . P e a * If .
i> f
Ike
I ’u h llr
lle re rd * a f
Heml mile Cuuniy, Florida.
A lea H u t e r rU ln property,
leaton WnkaflaU. PEPPER—FU.
form erly o port of the etreet
Giant,
WniU
BaaUr.
EGG ur klgkw dy. tying b e t w e e n
1 la d * T h irte e n
( I D . • Fourteen
PLANT—Foit Myera
Market
I I I ) asd> F ifte e n (U > . U loek
TOMATOES - Marglobe. Phone Three 111- «> Ik * afureeald
plat and the C . t . r l j Una of
*703, J . W. Bell, Lake Monroe,
I be m l I m od rta h t of w a y of
Fla.
Ik * F lo rid a
K>el Coaat U a o
n a il way.
„
.
To aetker w ith a ll am t alag u la r tho t*rw m ,n t* h e re d ita
m e n t * . B p p u rtrao n r**. rln k la
WHY BE botheradT Gat th e *
and eaoementu Ih ere u aln bo.
longing o r l» o»y wleo ap perwith RATNIP. Stanley-Roger*
la la la a . nan io g ,tb * r w ith a ll
Hardware Co.
b u lU llaa a
lm arnv*m ,nt#. ( l a
i n r e a m o rh la e rr. . ewulpmeat
FOR .SA U Er IMS Ford V-S Tu aad o p pttoo rrr, wbelboe ceodor with trunk. Driven uuly e tliu lto d r e a l o r p e rM n a l
.prepeMP- now or b ,m a tte r la
1.800 tail**, lenaonnbla dUconal
or will taka go down payment
■dnd moM A Ford or ChovnM .
Payment* only * 2 0 5 per month.
Anewer ho* R-R. Uerald.
inter w tH fraTJotiN BoN .
OelMItae
N
Fto
t|T Cltrua g iik t
NOTICE
Tha following la gn M tlm a te • * lha !* *♦ » « « r y a t e a
no I a Cnaaty, rtn r U a . fee the m e a l y e a r (ram . Oetato
H . PI am bar l e i | . I t n . aa *aU m at*d h r ■* » • ■ a a id • * C l
.b in .ra . In *n A for Ham laele County, /to r M a t, a t Bn ad
lag halat on A *g u *t I t . 1*1*. T k l* M M
W HI be odei
m illaga flia d at tke reanator n e a lla g ot the W a ld * f Cl
ilo n a r* te h* keld In the Court U * p o In n * a lard, gta*
day, ttaplambar *tk, l a i d, a t I t aVrUeh A . at
K I T I H T * * M P M N O g — — >1. ■■OtrW M
Qemlatto te u u ty to * to * rtoaed ta a e g a d d a Oootam
111
mahary of Cnnnty r o m p l* * l* n > r a ------ — —
......
Ill
Holary. of Ctark o r VoarO of C aaa ty Coauaitmleaai
II*
Malary * f A l l o t * * /
e l B e e r*
el
Ceeatiy C *
SlllfirrS
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liv-i
lit
Ill
it
Hiiatur fofi Altandedto' an Cnuith Ceewtealoeare
CununJpalon lit A aaaaaor a f T a ie e ....— ^—.. .... ..
CorumlMto* lo T a a Collar tor ----------------- —
It*p a ir* In Chert llooea — — ---------------------------------
Janltora 0 Olhar A(t.»da«t* ............ ............ —
f*1-1
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A Wnlar
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ln e td a *l*l* .....— -----------— ------ ——
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H *l«r> of Huparvtnof .— _ - ...... ............ .........
Kipan** of U r* ,m l
El,tlto*
----------— — — —
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A d « ,r ll,ln * ItognlrK .' by la w ........— ------------------------ —
i * i * l Harriet*. A <!>th,r) K etaodtao h a t * a t e ----- (i* n a r* l H lallo iw ry, D U n k*. H e ------------ —— ....... - ...........
Itarord I took, -------------------- — —------— ...................... - — -----K a m il* ,• O ria tu c o * . C oarl M ona* — — _ _ _ _ _ _
Notary #1 Jodga o ( Coaoly C a t t H ------------ — —— -----Hulory of I'ru o te u llo o Attorney
—
—
C lark of C lrcnlt C o a rl. Keeaedlng ood U *tt*ra l C oarl
Hharlir. cioaeiral” C o a rl W ork — — ----------- -- -------------- --It,p a ir , to J a tl
——— —------- — — ........ .........
Corum r'a In ija m lo — ------- -— _ _ —
--------------------------T a m il * r * 0 T lita ro o , Jolt — ............. ............... — 11,pair* A A ddition* lo Caaaty H o m o -------------------------T u ra llo r* * Tiatu rea . Coaaly H o o r n ---------------------- K * p# o h of O peration o f Caaaty H a m * ........... ■
lo M O lty I o-l* It tea ----------------- --------------- ---------- — ———«
T,n*ton* l’od,r Bo*tot W ,lf»r, AH d Utaargl Wei
g,minute W tlfa ra Board ...........................
HuUry »f County Pfcyalrton d A a o le ta a t____ __--------Itro rrvrd for Contlngenclra
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tlt-t
111
IH
111
1*1
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u « l*ry a Kepetme a t Cuaaty
Labor no Honda -----------------notary of Hoad H uaertoH ndtl
Pay of Cuavtel H o a rd * —
M a la t,tu n c * d Coet a f Itaad
Hoad M a i. ria l* ------------------Paym ent, lu C llle a d Tuwaa
C ar* of Convlcla
...— —
lU e e rv rd for C onllagearlee
Malary «f P re h a llu a Offleer — —-----------Halary uf T ra ffl# O ffleer — -------- ------Malary of Jailor * P e r m it I t l t o ---------- Fee* aad f e e l* . C le rk q r e a lt C o u rt —
F , r * aad Coat*. C oo aty J u d d * ---------------Fere aad Cost*. J eat tree e f > * * * • ---------,
Fee* and C m U . M e r lf d ------- V -----— ----Feea and C eeta CMUlabMd
C oaaly ProereatlaM A ltaraay. Coavtetloo
VVIIne,* Feeo
...... ... — ........— ----- -------Court Hr porter. Inaolveuey O o a e e ----- --I it bar Kipensed C rlm lo o l PraoaeutUao .
J u io r* Juatlc* o f Peace C e a r t a ----- ,■
Feed I an Prlaoaara ..— — — -------------- .. . ----Tranepurtatloa P aid la H u k W t t i Prtaa
ttoaerved fa r poaUpneaala*
.
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Santord
Electric
�gngeg
W '- t ? ,* '
nd Season With G-Men H ere W ednesday.
SIGNED FOR FIGHT WITH BRADDOCK
'ace Splendid Chance To
QuinP la ce In Ptuyu
Moye Deicribeil5 cAnte/ing And
Stay AtCohnabia Sign For Fight In June
D ir ia 'l S t l R e r
Teuton R efu el Guarantee Of W#MM
-—
For Fight With Brow* Bonber)
Former Star Athlete
Aaha For Half MIUm
At lie Ut fU . 10 t*C ......
~~ —
=
----Coach At ftoM yen Parker And Riggs Heavyweight Champion Jam ** J .
P ^ f g c K* ■ n «* I m I l f
Caorg* Moye,
former
alar C m U C T F 1 I I 41 J D V M
athlete at
Seminole
High h i . W | u u i i T n a a r a i m r
School and later at the Univer- W C W p U T I l O U l l l C j
Yoaitg FlofitBan
that aadMMadty will ta d r l a i tham
ht hasehaiPa HtR af F * » a at Cuap.
•rsiowa, N. Y.
. The bidgotalng Yankee* aw* a
M- wage raise and thank* to the
f'\ n faegd low lUiMaggin sad the
C.n'v rna be thankful far the
••tnh th*t g ate them Johnny
■*•••
“Chirper” Mia*, hut when It fosses
« t a delayed the start nf He
'**• perfonuatwe* they have tu
*** **** • w arier beat aad ahk* I"” '- * -""Hfoi number one to Digw*** evem et daring the calJi. *”
T««, key men dekwt ef
•■aeaaUr.
lhelr victory marrhes to date.
m^
W-Man tafliad tw in hi lit
I.
who had ta bat arouad ,4«0
I w a la ta a u an a walk, error, |la the clualag drive af the I >31
nwdw’a chain aad atogb* hy campaign ta gain a J 39 hatting avAdahr aad Brutal M ih* Aaaku. W e , i* . atHag J S 1 to date, drivteattad tha rent hi thair half *1 Ing in I '0 rua* and seoriag |.i7 UJa aan# n a t * *• atagln k> hi* g .n ir .it season since he came
2 * e e a tl aad Mhtaa, la a ih'e wihf up In H'A1. Ill* p ay at first ha*
* • * *• talrd t* tha vialUCa dag- bevi at,oust flawleaai hi* hustle
•*J_^*d_RaOaad^ inAa.'d aei.
and da:.h superb.
They oieilooked the great Diny
***a«d. MeMalle* gnMad M tight, ban they passed around the most
want ta third ta MeDeagaPa n h
ihnbla player award hut year
h r te first, which PMwmah fleUad deapll* hi* great m irk o f i s vieU make the p o ia t, and n alh w if totiea aad I I defeat*. Tho overw to tha plate when the local aigbl didn't have aay effect on thu
twtobr failed to *Uemp« to bend Dbay ana, who so far has won 11
aad has a chance to eurposi hla
The second iaaiag saw Padgett own record on 30 conquests, col.
■ t a to tha ahewara In faear af beted In 1034. Furthermore, Uis■hnrhay Guathrap af b r tha tocab iy haa made aa* af tb* most * mastag Urn ahaut-facea in baseball
hiatory. Last seasoe, bo mad* headMilton McDaogal, GaJnaarlU* renew* frequent with tem•ta r n , hroaght the G-M**'i M ai
to flvs la th* fourth whan h*
hoarered aver tha right fMd waR
to aeora MeMalien, who started
•ho chukkay with * twa ilmae to
At principal and head coach at
NRWFORT, R. I.. Aug.
f t Myra* High School, returned -B o h h e Rigg. of ta * Angelee, a *.
Redneoday from New horh l ily, tional clay court champion and are
there he attended a at* week* , f (tM country's younger tennla
melon of turnmer school a t ; , . , ,
the youthful but riperlrolumbia University.
.need rranhle Parker of Spring
While
attend ng thelargo1,u t * , N, j , , became finallota for
lorthern unlveroily.he wa* ae- lb, fo«rth time thi. oeaaon yao.
mde.1 the honor of being r e c ta l u r t t y
lhr hl!(, otlc Nev
,
rim-president of the
HorMn rMb|# competition.
Club for the nett oration t f sum.
.
..
..
mer school. The club i* mode up
**•*?* * * * jcaini'.l hi* title a I
of nearly HH1 member, from all !* » *« *• eaprn.r and then bowed
aorta of the .tale, who attend \n hl«* '» ,hc *•*■"« t.nke and
the aummer *e..|on at the uni- logw ood H "*l tourney*, regl*mralt_
'
tered an lutpreooue victory over
An intere.tlng feature of the J« * Ht»»«. hb brilliant young
various stslo clubs on lht» rim|**jj2lW MW#'
px wa* raid by Mr. Moye tn be
Pnrher wa* ratted upon to et»a State Club Arena which in gag* Hryan (Irani. I'nrkrr di*.
covered with tree* with tho’played hi* l>r»t Ivnnl* here while
name* of various atate rluba In-outdaying the At antn mite for a
scribed on a plate placed on the' 7-5, 6-1, .1-6. Il-fl, fl-l victory,
M ai Sc hawling, «x-champion ami rveent victor over Joe Lamb, trunk. Under the tree specified; Parker and llrrgury Matigin ol
for each club are benchr, fur, Newark. N. J„ won u place in the
Detroit Brown Bomber, who ynterday signed up for a fight with
the u*e of member, of the club double* final liy trouncing Rigg*
Champion James J . Braddock Boat June.
who gather together during the and Wayne Sabin, also of t a t Allday tn ditcut* various new. of gelea, tl-3, fl.J, lid. I ton Kiidge and
interest in their state.
|(ten« Makn, the Ujvl* Cup double*
The University Itself wa. d«- |fani, hail to go nn extra set before
scribed by Mr. Moye a* being a writing through the other seinibeautiful group of modern build-)f|na||,|», ||rtlry ri,||r y „f Kn„ln
ing. surrounded hy n campus n .,* , , , , , f,||f„ „„| ||„nli
, 4.,;,
alive with tree, and shruhlery of - -flj g ..
Hall T * The State la a g l
altendancw record
m
Aa the time draws near
discovered
for the ringing drrwn of City" was secum
■ th« curtain cmlinc Iko ^l,r Ike ^r ,t kail
■ Kloriil* Slate
league even though her
gw season, one'* thoughts naisllng in the n
naturally turn to the ae- l're season,
^ftem upli.hm ent*
t.f
the
The looks of r
.S lo o p during
It's
first hnrrassmrnt on Hi
g ly e a r .
two owner* nml
3 n
When the longue wuv those two towns,
orgnniied enrly tit the would have been
■ spring, there were tho.m u|« n. for there
g l who doubted whether nr th.* to Mum reste,
% not It would last out a club*, witn nut ev
w r.j Klatshurg, N. J „ where U l«ieated| (iermsn regattn programs injly lnne of the largest and most, elude event* for one-man crews
the' modern physlral edurntlon net-I with toxswain.
SPORT CHATS
SPORT BRIEFS
|,y,up« in the entire tlnllnl Slates. 1
On the wav up to the ITnlver.l There I* no demand for gulf
„f slty the Snnfurdltr traveled over equipment In (iermuny today. Tho
n ry the new Skyline Hrivp wltleh runs nasi* are going in fur tennis.
p.,U ever the ton of Ci«iola',mnd|
Mrtiataln in Virginia. The motinThere are more good wire Imired
1^,11 tain drive wss opened n week lie- I fox terrier* on the streel* of Bvrtll^ fore he traveled over it, with fit - Jtlin than almost any other city.
ia*t **n,r werei«es whleh featured |They outnumber thu dachshund*
Iter Ptv-blent Roosevelt n, the prln- 6 to I.
t, e. final speaker. Move described the
[dr. 1drive *4 being the most tieauti*
1^,1 fill he lied ever Irsveled over mltnd* ‘ ^b- of our own IJikrsliiil" Itmilehen
K t,
A bo* trip up the Hudson River
was deserlhad by hint a* being
the most interesting evperlenre
of hi* trip. On the trip, whlrh
*as * 6 <l mite tour, he viewed
the Slatiie of Mherly from the
waler, *aw interesting part* nf,
ay Ihe New Jersey shnreltne, and
h
visited Ihe fnmrus pUygro'ind of,
md
^ nr*1
■* Honey Islmol
3 . II. Kllison, former prinrlpal
in of the Fori Myers High .School
. at Fort Myers ami newly elected
supervising principal af all Miami
inn
»*hool», innde Ihe
trip
•J1 with Mr. Moye nml roomed with
him while at the University.
Moya will leave hera Monday
to take a three days’ course at
the reaching school to be conrrr ducted a t the tlniveraity of Fb>r||(. hla hy Cosuh Josh t'mly. Follow-i
U(l. j ing hi* return from Hainesvill'*
| he pbns to g » to Ft. Myera to
1,1 open football practice on ttept.
IM1,1
too* four-ooder-par golf to ap*H
Maynard Ramsey, hi* fellow townoawn, S .nd i aa th i vbltiag totgada lad th* way into tb* guarter-flaals *f th* A ahav IH* Couatry Cub |tU tournament yester
day.
T hi eo-favuritoa, Lawb Jehaavi, J r , of Charie*to a. $. C , and
Arabia Clerk of HawdaraoaviUa,
triamphod aa evpoetod. Jokiuon,
too modalbt, put owt Jimmy Westall. *1 AakeiUb, I *wd 1, aad Cbrk
defeated Ragea* Stoma, af Tampa,
• aad 4.
Other ffnt flight raaalb:
Bill Stork, Jackaoaville, defeat
ed Bah Croe'aad, Charlotte, 6 aad
4 ; Aatoab Carrillo, Bavaaa, Cu
ba, dr footed Gserge Jo a n AahoviU*. ea* apt Jo t Taylor, J r , T aay*. dafaatod Mack Wiag, s t I**teraharw, F la, ea* uy aad Wrtdaa Da*, J r , Mestfomery, Ala- de
feated V ia a t Brthmaa, S t febra-
ATLANTA, Aag"
* ^ a a il
m# At
UtW M M , tn* card* and Yank* 1 p ,Hnri |„ cia*a II Uselrall. In
would hau# had a tough Hat* gut- gttenrlane* only, ha* It been eg'~ 6 *■ • $ without their rookie celled and that by It's own sister
>fi**a Mlae, who ha* drive* |-i circuit,
th o
Hrurgia-Florida
di rua* to 64 games, and llvr M ag,. taague, ernsisting of tram* repwho haa hatted ia H marker* In I resenting southwest Georgia and
I t garnet.
northwest Florid*.
Bath appear to h *r* clinched
Nnlurally the first season wa*
tht tuba aa the graatmt rookies nf not expected to set any record*
ISM. S t ta u b fans will argue loud f « attendance, so that explain*
tad bag that M itt lx a greater f*r her not leading in attendance,
player that DiMaggb, hut If you However, the attendance for tha
laid the It.llan delegation out in l»»«uo »■ » "•’"I" haa been un
ite Yaakee Stadium that' you
gm*d considering,
thought Mia* waa as good, they',I
* * *h*' ' u' ‘“ln /■"* „nr“
gfcaaa
home
Helen Jacobs Enters
Finals Of Net Meet
W etln««(U y, Vkt‘ fK'llCVV tn « t I*rri4-
(Haddock and challenger M u
Pehmeling hot night algnned routract* for » Ihroun.l title hcut
at Madloon Square Harden brwl ea
guaranteed time Tunnrv fur hla .
title defense against Turn llaeney. ■
Promoter Mike Jacob* of the ,
-«th Century Club and hi* *»**• ..
ciatea raised unimportant legal J
barrier* *u they could stall le t „
time In their last minute effort* *
in tiying to *e I Rebinding on a .
return bout wlih tau li—a boat
which they udieted would draw j
mure than $1,000,000.
"But the stubborn (lernian want* ■k
rd n guarantee of $600,000,” said c j
the disappointed Promoter J l> .H
cob*. "Sure he was willing to fight • ■
I. ju Is again, hut hi. dr mu nd* fug
such a fight were all out of ■<##• , /
son. So we went through with Ibe
llraddock cent tacit.”
Braddock, who was tentatively
slated to meet Schme ing on Sept.
'J*.', signed to meet
him on
June .1 , 1037. for 43 1-3 perren*.
of the net gate. Rebuilding will
trrrlve UU percent and $6,000 for
cipcnsf., Tile Sept. 33 fight hl«W
up definitely yesterday at tho New
York Itoxing Commission meet
ing, when the commission wae un
certain If llraddock was in condi
tion to go through with the Sep
tember fight 'beeu use of arthri
tis in hi* left little finger, and
l.ilb ellsiws. The commission avadride on Kept. 16 if Hradilock could
make a title defense this year.
As soon ns Ihe commission madl
this evasive nnn-MT
(Camel
ing said. "This i* all »u ellly. Th*y
are giving me the nin-around. 1
will sail tonight for Germany on
the Bremen." And h i called on
the Bremen after ha had signed
for the June fight.
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BacK b‘ottl« of RC holds
•nough sparkling, dillcioua
cola to fill two glasMi. But It
is so much batter, mora rtfrtihing, you will want Ut
drink «v«y drop yoursslf.
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NEXT WEEK AT; THE THEATER
Robert Meetgeewry
Stan la Gay f*m
"P icc a d illy JiflT
To Begin W e e k
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SUNDAY. MONDAY—“Piccadilly Jim ” with R etort Moa'comcr?
nnd Metier E n a * . "The Virginian” with G w ; Cooper end
Mery Brian. TUESDAY—“And So They Wer*,.-Married” with Melvyn Dougina
and Mary Aitor,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY—“Public Enemy's Wife” with Pat
O’Brien, Margaret
I Indocy, Robert Armstrong. “Spend*
thrift” with Hrary Fonda, Pet Paterson, Mary B riaa
FRIDAY—“Two Against the World,” with Unmpbrey Bogart end
Beverly Roberts,
SATURDAY—“M Mourn to Kill,” with Brian Donlevy, Gloria Stu
art, and laabel Jewell, “The Fugltiv, Sheriff,” with Ken
Maynard.
*
Mystery, T e r r o r
To Get Married - - Combine To Mike
But They D i d ! ! ! Picture T h rillin g
t o toteam a screen tlaasw
T illia laa“ was first w
I. to I W ted has aa all*
Mat composed af Gary
r who plays the title role,
I M—tea, Bithard Arles,
totom Kegsae PaOette and
to ld frem the t m l
C o w e a Wleter end
f t , “The Virginian”
a f tto early frontier
They didn't want to net m.ir
rl«l. . , hut two mmtt hols mu I*
them! Shu’s a ray dlvnireo—
end ho'ii rnd
m-hushniid, . ,
whr> o rxrlllmr tmutdrA ln>fnn*
wckllrlK bells peil again will
fork yon with laiit'liler, Hhi* j |.»
Xpined all mrnl
lie hotel .i ll
smmenl It Was love nl fi<r.l
fltthl irilh no hidila hatred nirept kissing In the rllnrhes. nnd
no limit on Isirrha except n l*
Ing lit the ablest
Where nnd how dot* till thin
Dike placet
You’ll see it iti
Columbia's ray romantic rnmr.lv
“Anil Ho They \£rro MarrIAI."
It linn Im' . h called one of thn
most hilar Ions pictures of lit*
.ear. Topping the rast are JMelvyn Dougins, Mary AMur, and
two of the funniest kid.i on tho
screen, Edith Fellows o f ' .She
Mm tied Her Boss” fame and
Jackie Mornn, a newcomer.
The story goes that Hilphvn
Blake and hb Min, Tommy, and
Edit -i KnrnUam, charm In? divnrrev, and her iluuuhte>, Brenda,
ate thrown together at u win
ter resort, much to thn dldustr
of nil fnur.
What happens to the two wild
khls nnd their parent* hef.n-e
the end of tho picture provider
some choice entertainment.
Usury Fonda, Fat Paterson nnd E«l Umphy, with J . M. Kerrigan
by tn a box car In the rourr*
and «f Walter Wsngrr’s "Spendthrift,’ which plays Wcdmsday and
Kith Thursday at The Rite,
la a
days
Synopsis O f ‘Piccadilly Jim’ Gives
Some Idea Of Entertainment Value
young Englishman wlm I* deeply
In love with her, plain to go Willi
her.
Meanwhile, r rocker, iti-guised
ns a D mi ll count. line left <m t' e
i out with Ihi’ Full >, Mil}' K im n'ii
knowlnr hi. trie Identity. Jim
ale and Its iturp of American worn in wlm b itoppne; tik e s III- 'nuti' Im ul'iis Ann nnd
tpd gin who g«M jn ijomion, Kiiyeiiin’o weulthy si- - land I’rlnry. Hit has l.een unaMo
St
Hra. I’etl, looks upon Cracker lo (.inji iln- roml- rlilp whi li h i 1
hi’cniim tillin', lolly rn ■ i- fn i"
hi. editors, and liavv he fnm.t that
it hn - ii-arlie I thv Unit'd Elntr*.
lie linally ili-cliles lo reveal hl<
Identity to Ann, hut !e fore he 'an
do mi hn ui'i'i ilolailr.' h ills him
and letn the rat out o f the bag.
Ann ri'fuics lo ice him again.
In order to help Ms fntlier’a 10mnnre Jim changes the natures of
the |||.'h<wllrh family, Mr.-'. Hl--,ihwltrli em erge» n n Leloved charncler nnd iooii the w hi'e family
iippenio on the r.s ifIn. Jim la now
S
l-i itunhlo to got nnywhrro with
Ann who ommlitirr- her rrufngi’inent to b ,rd I’rlory, f'rockrr at
Twelve hours o f ominous mjr*-
omanee
p ,, O'Brien
Uekaicsl
exc * adtlce right from tto sources for
Kiitart hU U Mrn »W
“Fahll* Batmy's
j .w.»
HI’ tutor waa J . Edgar
‘ l Hoover, chief of tto Bureau of In*
re f o ,.l ,,**tt,t*tlon of tto Department of
whhh
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•ugh •< WhUf
r " * 1 • ?*► *
mlla Washlagtaa, D. C„ tto
VII re 'F “ rtM,r Bias, star waa Invited bp
H lover to look over tto compli
cated and Inb m U ag methods by
IM
which Uncle Sam rpwade up crooks
; come all over the country/
k ays- O’Brien spent several daps at
m and headquarters. He flrad off machine
it end guns, looked over tt o fingerpr int
rovrsv, and chemical aagfesla departvitally menu, and Inspected tto geeirJs
“36 HOURS TO KtLL** PLAYS SATURDAY Pat.”
The sctir went t o ' the correct
classifications la tto tremendous
lo r t re v e l , llln e e lf In I he
S " m ra™ mTtm !
. . " ■- ? ’
■Ill l l » oli
ratal slots eoncslrml
lu lT n
• bad man * “ h • "
ond, utter lh" first C'.citcment,
•diH. 1’otis rim- i'll!u lu Mi nt rryilll- her *i-ter.
dim BHnounr«'i Ill'll I"’ IIng lo bin d"" nt once. After ho
hsii left Hie I r lt ’ii hn re Aon i
M » fortune hunter ninl toe.n't penis and starts after him. On
* * nl Bogenls to marry him.
the ship, Jim deride* that lie
° M Bl»hl •,l"> "leets Ann (lie., hn* given tip too end!." nul
**r' * n **l , rinUve Aiiwrlciui girl. sturl.i In jt« hark In Ann. They
" n>i r*»» madly In love will, her, Irii'ct mi the gantwny of tho
never drrumimr that she I.
ship mill there is n joyful lo*
(’('hrilintiun.
/spoke for tto first
.
i_ win,. Irum Cnicker, Mis. l ett lutes Me
j ik . a n ia tn ■hlch
family to tho Itiveria. Jim
uortraval la "Lives d*''l,les to start u comic strip n<A anr” Is easily un- 'n*f the I’etl fumily ns clinraclers,
when one oeea him Uo exits them ■tho itieliMiit.’ji
spoken Southerner Family. The comic strip hi mi In(hJgga u they come »tsnlan«ius success nod soon a I
for tto famous line,
England ia liur Inni; it ilieir
ill me that— smile!” nolle*.
Brian, Richard ArCracker tries lo K, t In I..... .
[CM IWllotte addoil with Kutteida uod leaio, that Hie
tto picture In die- Pells urc nil leaving f r New
seeing.
.York. Jlm 'liuiiols th» hotel mtlll
. . . . . ■ — -.
bn flnda Ann. lie pe.ler.i lo i t'l'.ii
WUh flats flying and guns b bsmu
m, Rea Maynard
brings
us
anT *v '- - mh
,,,,ks him Ido nnmr, in-'
t ig corking Iwosbrii
n N efilm,
w f“iFugll m having kt"Hv:i it he foie, uod he
|U Ktoriff,” -------which plays Satur- tells her it Is ItnylhN. Him tclla
Ritx.
A* inthe
m
L etthethefirst
time
hersuylng
life, him now her aunt u id undo are
it’s gat
what turned
it lakes!“
tognret
Lindsay
blonde, hriug |iertecid<hl hy I'kcndl! y ll;n,
A after
heightlooking
new story
that gives
M
at herself
In a nnd ho pramlscs lo try mol •*. p
h fW d she
every
chanceit to
Rtoer,
derided
wasexhibit
tho tho ramie slrlp. lie lic p lie rfre u
b y unless
n e e u she
on ihe
t’o- muklng iho b u t nod m ilm piim'
Itt
everrange,
plansthis
to rub
IMkia
hank. film Is just tho thing fot f“ Ionvo mi <""• lint l< inlllt'c Hot
jhlsartsd
fans.
fur required
tto lava following dny. Lud I’rlory, n
'The
blondo
hairAswas
R m rt, Beth Marion, blonde and
P f frttty . iloes right by our Ben.
Faramount's "T to Mrgmian' grtalesl ut numoi-r n
been revived and will play a return cniagemcnt at th#
day and Moailay.
UNUSUAL mCTI UVKALS9
“THE VIRCi!N!AN“ RETURNS
t Lindsay la f,*,u
hey*ra getting tto gong In tto
4m now.
Uew light-weight rnmern, naod
tto t i n t Ume during producef “30 Hours to Kill,” Fox
ueu la b !bu equipped with a
B toll located under tto camMr's teat.
atottgh tto
is designed
k aeavsnient means of InformIto director (hit everything
g raadlacss for tto “tokr*
(tody with Imagination got tto
^04 using the device for glvtto geug to the camera erew
k lluto a mistake asesaaiuted
Morgan, Billie Burke, Erie Blare,
Robert Benehlcy, and t’olph
Forbes,
As if this entertainment wgreat
enough, a return engagement e l
"The Virginian” will be oa tto
series-of fingerprint He* nnd rif rame bill. Eirn for lhoe# who have
fled down tbs ranU. Ifb found ►ren Cary Cooper*In this great
one. and it was put under Vh» classic, will there bo thrills ,anew
microscope.
In reviewing thU superb Western.
F at compared the two prints.
Maty Brian, Welter lluakin, Rich
"They’re Identical,” ho said.
ard Arlen. Chester Conklin aad Be
"He’ll be In Jail In Memphis gem; Pallet!# lend stppori.
On Tae«liy Helvyn Douglas end
within an hour,” Hoover told him.
Tho most Important thirty In Mary Astir are fcalurrd In "And
did, la preparing for this rule, win ■°o They Were Married” a gay rem
to talk to the rial "G-Mtti,” edy about divorcee aad ex-husband,
whose respective children have
O'Brien declare).
‘‘I found them quiet, m ideal much to do with gotting them mar,''
chaps who had no dedu* to lull, rlcilf Edith Fsl own ami l Jackie
much about tho splendid work Moran, a newcomer, are the chil
they had done. It scored hard li dren.
“PubHe Enemy’s Wife” a thrill
bel love that these same man had
battled It out with blaxing machine ing Dim giving the woman’s side
guiyi with tho moat dangcrois cf the gangster story, with liargnret Lindsey and Pat O’Brlta la
criminals of the country,”
"Public Enemy’s Wife", is a the featured role* follows on
dynamic drama of a beautiful Wednesday ami Thunday. Cesar
girl’s struggles to esenpo the tolls Rometo plays the gangster busof tho law and also her maniacal lmnd, and other* In the cast era
husband who has caused her to ho Dick Foran, Robert Armstrong,
unjustly convicted of a crime. Be Joseph King, with many other*.
"ftpemtthrlft” round* out tto
sides O'Brien, the cast Includes
Margaret Lindsay, Robert Arm- double feature program on these
strong, Cesar Romero, Dick Kor two days, anJ has Henry Fouda,
an. Joseph King and Richard Fur- Tat Patterson, aad hinry-Brian la
the main roles. It h n ray to rn
■bout a ynvng millionaire guna
heoke. who marries a gold digger,
on y to find out he’* teen taken
for a ride when Kb wife finds he
hssn't any money.
On Friday, a dynamic radio
story iMinei In thn Rite, “Two
Handcome cowboy*
Against th« World,” with Hum
wear tomb re rot for
phrey Bogart and Beverly Rcterts,
two newropitcra who^sbftw much
o th er m » o n i th in
promise.
the enhancement of
Saturday brings mother dou
■their romantic appeal
ble feature, "M Iloura to K ill”
Uce.Colum btu star
and f The Fugitive Sheriff." Tho
KIMMAYMABO
first Is a mystery film with Brian
J J I j u i th 4 these Ui^
Donlcvy, Gloria Stuart, Isabel
h ttite rv e
Jewell and Htepln Kctchit. The ac
tion takes plsro on a transcon
- 1 ^ ^ a a a protinental express, and detla With
the last of the mob-men, who try
|to m th i tun,and as
to outilo the under-cover men.
Ken Maynard, favfrlte west
ern star of thousands, Is soon al
so ns tho sheriff who b framed la
in a holdup, and Is forcod to hide.
It ends, happily, however.
J. Edgar Heaver Coaches Pat O’Brien
For R o l e h New Gangster Picture
,orbuckets,
uoto tea with .
COED’S FATHER FAINTS AT TRIAL !
Film MwrriajrM Not
Good For Fonda
Twelve hours of ominous mystery! Twelve hours of Intriguing;
romance! Twelve hours mad with thrills and*terror*: Isabel Jew
ell, Brian Donlevy and Gorin Stuart (above, left to right} find
danger and excllcment in "30 Hours to Kill,” now Fox picture.
I
Police Tactics HR
In Clevenger Ca—
* Tlio film writer* seem eager to
keep Henry F»nd.*i unmarried; t»
jii'lgu only from tto- rales to bat
had lu hb two most recent pic
tures.
In Waller Wangar'a "Spend
thrift,” Fomki runs Into domestic
tniildo when he marrle* a Seathrrn la**, Miry Brian, only to dis
cover that rto h a gohl-dlgger
and a fortune hunter. Their h n
tied life i* onu raw arter another
until sbo te am him and Fauda
find* real romance with Fat Pat
erson.
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The rentrnl-wiMtern district of
Ihe U. 8 . secret aervleo in New
York has Teen shifted Irom Syra
cuse t j Buffalo.
An increase of 70 In the number
of barnstorming planes was re
corded at the BtcMmento, Calif.,
airport tto first seven inontlu
of BKM,
s Safety
bell
Tripped Mluen
i Fran Cave-1*
MRLY, Mo, Aug. tS — m
et 'tto four members who
••Mad Axe 71 hour* hi Uw
M l mine hy a ravo-iw wet*
aBv* yeetardpy. Their two
M m tod died.
IM s party hraughl A, W.
■> to , sf Mabarly to tto
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A N B f W f B W W I t D A IL T N E W S P A P E R
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a a itT -
m s For Gryctmt
Of FlorMs la IBM
B y WPA
ite r An
• h e d By Wflvktn
l a w D acian* Damutes A n Backed
r By Labor UrIm s
rJSfiSSSSLA& ’t
W w ^ S J r 1 «b
y r a f r a a a AdeUaletratioo
n m o r.tta t tto fMaral^fOYW U U a ra , Deputy
tatoBtee, today bj a
at tto Workers All!
la 43 alaUt,
l i t Pru iAiat tkal ito prowsald “s a t/
gUrvJat*
off th# worst to m e* of tko
ot tko aaeaapioyed.
ABtaisa yrssl*
I tta ft* said tko
L M d
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too
rod-
Is Overcome
Heat Installing
rage Tank
t dNuNag jaat^hBih* a§m#>
i a now ateeage tkak at tko
CHI Trm iaal to n .
0 workwow was operatise a
1 while yetting m a natal roof,
oral aad artificial toot con
I to affoot kin pkyakaUy aad to
l to \T*»waId-Laughton
t srao ■etodu’ed to karo
od tkla aftoraooa.
Officials of tko Itaadard Oil
aald wttk tko conplctlua
tin bow MAOd-talka took tto
r n t o n will karo a total star,
rapacity of ono n lUloa gal*
of foal aad h k i n t i i i ■!’*
A water test oa tko now con.
1waa to tore booa takes lalo
Ashley Hsfisrd
WU1 Hold Open
House At Msyfsii
M r s ,’**
Ho laid plana for the Nation,
al Research Council’* demon*
■tratlon of cleil engineering
durinv tto Century of Prop,
re** at Chicafo.
nuns
rcll P r e p a r e s
Sanford'* Rotary CltJb wlU
Cluusber .Votes tomorrow
at 13:13 P. M ia the
Toeodsy’s MsU Mayfair Hotel for a regular week*
ly »e**lon,
T to City Commi**ion win con
vene tonight at 7:W In City Hal)
council room for a regular bi
monthly Minion, according to
City Clerk F. M. Lamaoa,
officer* fa r tto
will to n lirted by tto
toe to tto
of
Hirer Scene
Haags la Seminole
to ta l
at
ar
Ito
la
la •
a f tto S t
Sanford baa
lobby of tto
Jactooaetll*.
Ib Plot Get
Death Order
MOSCOW, Aag, 24. (A*V-Alxtee*
en accused of plotting to oterthrow tto eoetet government and
kill Joseph Stalin were teat*need
today to to iboC
T to caao against the men,
charged with collaborating with
Leon Trotsky, former bolitovlk
leader now la eslie in Norway, in
tfca iBtiogptrsrnmvnt ■ conspiracy!
went to tto Judge* lait night.
T to Mntence* of execution can
to carried out any time within 72
Although tko IBM •lectio* two tours after conviction. The only
not yot toon told, Emmett O. appeal la to the presidium of tto
■toppord (abora), 23-year-old centre| executive committee of Ito
Marianna editor anaounetc plana communist party.
to ocok tto Democratic nomina
Hours before tto verdict wa*
tion for roTcmor of Florida In announced hy the pretiding judge,
l t d . (Aaaoclated Press Ptoto) V. V. U.rtcb, tto (treete of Mo*,
cow presented amaiing evidence
of tto public interest In Ito cnee
ia which Gregory Xlnovleff and
Loon Katacaeff, two distinguished
bolshevik I, were among ttoeo ac-.
rosed.
tjueuee of person* extending for
Ashley P Harvard, former blocke formed at every newspaper
stand, awaiting tlio iateet word
re*Went of Sanford aad now
from tto courtroom. Hundred*
tors os a vacation, will told
gathered at urery radio to liecr
opes touts tonlcht at tto Hay.
tto new* broadest!. Downtown
fair Hotel, he *ald today.
etreele were grawded.
Mr. Harvard ha* txtended a
Zlnovteff end Kamcneff, In atir.
blanket invitation to hia friend*
ring, hour-long orations told the
tad acquaintances of year* ifo .
court at Its last session that they
Ho alas to* expressed a detln
were ready sad willing to die.
tkat tto Imtiei and youaver folk
•f tto city attend tto reception They had confessed they were two
of tto matter plotters.
tor |ia wife.
Tto judge* bed adjourned court
A kaffet dinner wilt le Mrred
at T P. M„ the ox-Satifordlt* for five hour* aftee they wert giv
•aid. Be twin* will to r in at 10 en tto cate, to allow preparation
P. M. aad continue until 3 A. M. of tto verdict In Ulrich's own long
*"
Scholl aad hi* band are hand, a requirement of the law.
i c a i to w t aw p*a* si
forms r mmWent U aa
•actaoer by profession and Is
now In charye of clnl caginrerInv construction In Northern
Illinois for the federal gorerw-
c it y n e w s
it
‘OUR FREEDOM 18 THREATENED'
Mrs. Jlmml* Ridge, toad af
tto aerial welfare deportment is
Saaford, today returned frost a
two-woeka’ vacation
ia loath
Carollaa aad Daytona Beach.
Troop I t , Sanford Boy Seoul*,
will hold a court of honor to
night at | o’clock in tto anaea
of tk« Baptist Church, It waa
aaaosaeed today.
•
Ooorgs C. Fellow*, operator of
tko BOW Saaford Milk BotUe
Tvrtoago, today wa* In a dries
to round sp all idle bottle*.
t a l l rewards are being offered
rh iita a who return contekprs.
lfnawel Garcia, a Daytona* Beach
mtuiriea, aad Mlaa Finer Hagan,
af tto boa also of Daytaaa Beach, were U.
tto haavtnv of m'*d a ticenoo to wed itumley. ac
cording to records in tto office of
•4 tto k
tto coaaty judge.
•f • n «M M
Tto Bernisole County Boys’ Athletie club win forateb four bor
ing boots far a program to *>o
■tagsd at tto U t o County Inland
Recreation Center os Sept. 3.
Judge B. A. B. WUhla*an„ club di
rect* r, Mid *
Crate Mill
Opea This Week
Mr*. K. B. Hamdarion. a foroparation
mar resident of this section but
Ms wssk.
now living la Cocoa, wa* tlia■ s a a n to to swiployed rhargod from PernaM-Ijught-m
la tto early
Memorial Hospital tods/ where
she had torn confined store Aug.
12 foliowiag an opera'ion.
Tto weather: generally fair to
night except ter scattered show,
ia extrmaa south portloa.
Raborn Described
Meeting O f State
J u n i or Chamber
"Th# American way of life ia being Ihirntcticd.” drclnrrd tlov.
Alf. Ijxndon In the opening speech of hia eastern campaign at West
Middlesex, Pa., his birthplace. Scoring the Roosevelt administer)*
tion’a "pig In the poke policies,” the Republican presidential nomi
nee pledged himself “ so fur a* it lie* within my power to protect
M. I., tinhorn, who with R. It.
for America our heritage of freedom and op|H>rtunity." (Associated
Klrchhoff represented the local
Press Photo)
__________
Delinquent Milk Seminole County
UcenMS To Be Negro Murderer
Written Tuesday Is Electrocuted
Deputies E s t a b l i s h Meets Death Calmly
Ah I amtuI Sheriff
. Collection H e a d
quarters L o c a l l y , .Turns,. On Current
A t the same time lie unitounini
Shortage Of Room!
Forecast la Sanford
"Having had n number of In
quiries from prospective winter
visitors to Semiaolo Count1', a
problem has arisen aa to where
we are rning to put them whvn
they com*," T. K. Slmpaon.
president af tto Clismtor of
Commerce, said today
r "Out of state people hare evl
deneed a keener laterct in spend
’big tto winter here than Ip
several yean and an unusually
good tourist season la expMted,
but, while tto Chamber of foul
mere* ha* a number of accoru
modatioas listed, tto
majority
o f thorn a rt rooma In private
home* aad tto wquanta received
hero by the Chamber have toon
exclusive!/ for fam ished apart
meats and towage,* Mr. I Impson continued.
T to Chamber ton B few fur
ntotod apartment* listed Hut nn
houses at all, a n j when teuiwt*
begin to arrive H 1* going to to
difficult to get them cowventei
ty situated, to aalV.
T to moat recent requests for
information about IHie county
received by tto Ctomtor were
from Minneapolis, M i l , Now
York City. N. Y - Sparta, ft to.
_
1 ■■- s ' - ___
o law is in effort which prevent i
a dairyman using n milk bottle
bearing the name of nnathcr
dairyman.
Referring to the collection o f
license fees, Mr. Dawson expliiiti-J
that a tlelly fine would In* levied
on alt violator* i.f tlio slattltd.
l.icenie* w eie puyubto on July
I, he said, nnd all rotlrctiorM modi'
Tuesday will i o di‘lini|Uent col.
lections.
Th* firm n.:enl strctwfd the
point that no new iconres will bo
Dsued until all fern, In arrears,
are settled.
Persona who must comply with
the law IncluiR' duiryim-u, pen
ducers, lunch rooms, restaurants
and al| other establishments or individual* dealing with any CJpa
lly with milk.
The deputies w ill i .tab Ish e . 1Icction hradqnaiteis nt Mr. I inneon’s offlre in the f i u r t .......... .
A bottle exchange agreement
will gn Into effect Oct, I, Mr. Dueson said in advisin'; milk con s n
era to keep down the cost o f dairy
products by bccumi.ig ‘‘bolt's c ui
stlous.”
He explained tb d nn enormous
amount D lost each year in tlm
nation through destruction o f milk
rontainers,
an
expense winch
eventually lx returned to the n
tail purchaecr.
The farm agant sabt that all
dairymen in Sanford Imd sirred
the exchange agreement.
Genrgo
" lllg Jim”
Dixon,
Reiuiuole Ciumty negro, stalkerl
down the last mile in the .R ai;
furrl Hinte Prison ui liVoif this
morning tn have bis life snuffed
out witli half a cent'* worth o f
•■ leetririty.
His execution was tiro price
demanded by the state after he
bail been convicted o f murdering
Charlie Farmer, also colored, sev
eral months ago.
Sheriff McClelland
of
till
county tutu lied the switch that
sent the dea.il/ current o f fire
through
Dixon's
body
which
stiffened against the straps o f
tho electric chair before sudd* Il
ly relaxing n. tire "juice’’ choked
out his life.
An Associated i'rcst dispatch
front the p il'u ll quoted .Superintcnihnt F. 1.. Chapman as say
ing the login went to his death
calmly, making no statements.
tine of the witnesc* of
tb*
death was Charles 8 buffer, San
ford police officer who worked
on the murder ease,
Dixon was found guilty o f
having killed
Charlie Farmer
for a small amount of ninnry.
The luuly of the negro
was
buried In a shallow grnva with*
in the city limits when- later it
was discovered.
Dixon confessed to the crime
after his arrest.
in tho la-t session of riicuil
court lure the defendant was
found guilty of the murder and
tho Jury did not recommend titer
cy, a finding which carries tho
mandatory penally o f death.
Judge Millard II. Smith |uMscil
the sentence. IJoyd lluylr, asilstani stule‘s - attorney, prose
cuted the cose.
Junior Chamber of Commerce at
the state convention o f JayCecs
held in Jacksonville last week
end. reported a fine nltrmlnnre
nt the convention, with some
I 2S delegates front nil parts of
the state pr'sent.
Claude
1‘cpper,
Democratic
nominee fertile IT. S. Srniile, and
Harold IVIee. president rtf the
stale senior chamber o f runt
merce, were guest speakers
nt
Hie convention, which wu* presh
e«l over by Charles MCehetl,
stain Jayf'eo president.
Resolutions warn adopted by
Hie group endorsing a drive in
the state against slut machines,
nnd n rommittee was formed to
diutv ' tr{r’ nsiuuiiViux to bo |iro
centi'd at the winter conference
endorsing the passing of a n act
in Legislature providing for
n
fence law til keep cuttle o ff the
highways o f tho state.
The body nl-n voted lo request
the use of revenue funds provid
ed by tlie breakage front race
track receipts In the slate fur
advertising the slate nationally.
Amount received from such funds
w in estimated a* toing
over
Idim.iHtii a year.
Tills ronfrrnici] wnt the last
until HHT, when
licw o ffice r'
will la* chosen, Mr, linborn said.
Winners Of L o c a l
Theater Context T o
IlroadcaHt T o n i g h t
Six winners in n serle* o f amnteur night programs
staged at
tlie Rite Theater t'n igh t will apponr nt H:M o'clock over WDTiO,
(Irlnndit, In n final elimination
contest, seen riling' to Jno Mnrentetle, manager o f tho playhf.use here.
Following
are tho entertainers: W aiter Rniilli, female imper‘ •>initor; Vulio Williams, Jr., popnlnr sungt; Elnlso Winn, movie
star Imprrsonntlnns;
Mac
Me• luster, guitar
nnd harmonica
player; Evans McCoy and Hilly
lb • i i'll, haladistx.
The wlnnar of tonight’s event,
t • to chosen by voto of the in’■ lio audience, may bu effered the
opportunity o f ap|iraring
in a
program on the stage of u Jacksonvillu theater.
JayCecs Take Stand
Women's Convention
Against SlotMachinis Two More Vehicles
Finltihes In Miami
MIAMI REACH. Aug. 2 l^ (/F )
JACKSONVH.r.R, Aug. 21. I Are Received H e r e
(AT— Florida Junior Chamber r*'' , For County Schools — Husltiess arid professional wom
en of the Southeast became "airyesterday
unanimously
rr.rf
minded” yesterday us they caneluded a f<<ur day conference here
by breakfasting at u seaplane
tase.
"
. x g
Miss Marie C, Sullivan New York
airline official, spoae to tho busi
ness women on "Women’s Future
in Aviation."
Follow mg the break fast, which
wax sp- no.red hy the North and
South Carolina Federations, tho
delegatee installed their new o f
ficers: Mn. I.u drown Gregg of
West I'ulm Itearh, presblrnt; Dr.
Isiln Taylor of Birmingham, sec
retary and Miss Florence Huf ird
o f Charlottesville, Va., treasurer.
Sightseeing lours completed the
NKW YORK, Aug. 2 i . - ( d 1 | program. Some o f the 200 deleNo rates iif men biting dogs were ■ gates attending the conference
reported hero yesterday, but tto planned to remain heTe until Tuesfire department wax called tu ex 'day to leave by toat for a Cuban
tinguish a blare in an ic« box,
t r i p . _____ _______ __
, w
firmed their aland against 'lot
Two more new, nll-xtrri county
machine*, endorsed the plaring •rhool luxes arrive,i hern tinlay to
b* operating of voting mm-hine*
to added to the fleet of seven v e
in all of tto state’s 07 counties,
hicles which s in " delivered last
and declared themselves h ra rlity
week.
In favor of a »tate-wide nui»The transportation
equipment
moblte driver’s license, flnanrtol
will be used on ruutej lending Inresponsibility ami vehicular in
to Sanford.
spection law.
T . W. tawton. county school
These and other actions w- re
' uperlnleadent, said dbrre^ juoiu
taken in the form of Vermin)u n
h u e s probably will be received
adopted by them at the dosing
late this week. Twelve automobiles
session yesterday of the tlm'in all have torn purchased hy the
day nrid-summer conference «f
County School Hoard.
the Florida Junior Ctomtor of
Commerce on tho Jacbonville
Beach pier.
m m : in ic r u u x
-Railway Age” reported that • r
aarl passenger train cars thru "h
July surpassed the ordering v..ldara for locomotive*, freight car*
m b fag tto entire j «bc «f 1JJ3.
.)
Sanford U H ie O a lr C en tral >
Florid a C ity A fford in g R ail. H lcfcw ift
A M W a te r T ra a n fo rta tio a
N U M B E R 2fi>
IM S
With Hitler
Nations Neti^
Nine Soviets Talks
On Spanish Crisis
Executed By
AgreementTo
Jap Soldiers
Neutral Pact
T O K YO . Aug. 1M,— lA l - Japan's
general army headquarters In
llalnhlr.g, Min.-hnukuo, today antwun.ed nine alleged Soviet etti
len s were executed on the outaktrt* of llailar.
The exeeuliuns wete carried out
last Friday. Twenty-eight others
were sentenced to prison terms of
from five to 20 years.
Bunici, a Japanese news agency
dispatch from llslnklng asserted
the condemned
Russians
were
the "remnants o f n secret delega
tion which the Soviets sent tit
Manehoukuo in 11)21 and
11'2'r
charged with Sovietixing thrmroiv.
ers rlistrict.”
The eoliiliy a ways has keen con
sidered White Russia* and hostile
to the Me.'cow government.
Wi l cox Definitely Two milk control !>,>ard deputies
will to slaliom'd liere tomorrow
Accepts Invitation to CO lecl delinquent milk hundiet * ' 1 iiii 7T.V -iv, J,' i,'.' It. Ibiwsuii,
For lo ca l Address cal nty farm agent, said today.
A definite announcement that
Representative J. Mark Wllcuc will
attend tto joint meeting of the Ht.
Johns River Improvement A••Dele
tion and Kiwanlt Club at tto Mayfair Hotel Wednesday was made
today by O. P. Herndon, chairman
of the program committee.
All Sanford eltlxana are espe
cially Invited to attend tto lunrheon
by President Walter Coleman of
tto Kiwania Club aad may secure
reservations by contacting Mr.
Herndon. Activities are scheduled
to get under way at 12:14 P. M.
Wednesday.
Notable* invited, other than
Representative Wilcox,
Include
Representatives “Lex Green, Rep.
reMntatire nominee Joe Hendricks.
Judge C. 0 . Andrew*, senator lei
nominee, and Senators Scott M.
Loftln and WUliam L. Hill.
Mr. Wilcox, who will deliver the
principal address af tto day, Is ex.
pee ted to touch on inland water
way plana and problems of thli
section of Ito state. Already be
ha* expressed himself in fnvor of
tto proposed St. John* Rirerfndian River CanaL
!■
" S e c r e t Delegation*
Is Weeded Out By
Firing Squad And
Long Prison Terms
Conspirators Altered
To H i v e Fonat
l a , t e d Overthrow
Of StsUa Regime
KOOW TH H
teftef Grant la
Optional Goal
16 Rosiiaiu
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S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . M ONDAY. AU G U ST 2 4 . IM S
inW muimi
JaU Sought
By Affiance
■ n
Nazi Germany Jotaft
Embargo Against
Shipment Of Arms
To Civil War Ami
V
r
S
i
Five Frenchmen A rt
E x e c u t e d After
Rebel C a p t u r e !
fWr T ie
Ait
ta w tsM
Faso**
in te rn a tio n a l
“ hunda
tiff S p a in ’ * a g r e e m e n t
B»*
atim eti n e a r co n c re te
fo m
t ic
D ifficu lties In
Portugal Mount
A s Spain Rows
Proximity, Sympathy
For Rebeltt Makes
Neutrality. II a r d
By lie WITT MACKENZIE
YORK, Aug. 21.
j
Azana Prepares <j
• Hurried Flight
Aa war clouds
re-appeared
aver KutBpc, Adolf Hitler sum
monel Admiral
Erich
Racier
(s to v e ), Gernmn chief of the
admiralty, to a conference In the
Bavarian Alps on the Spanish
rrlsia.
Germany tlm-atena
to
"meet force with force” If mu
lested oil the high seas. (Associatcil I'resa l'hulo)
NEW
*
ids
Little Portugal, which fits inti
t t o .a U iw v fe li "■ T.r.i'v
"puin
ike a tit o f jig-saw putxle, is in
a most ilungi'iuux and uncomfortable position— possibly Hint trpresenting the fuse In the interrnliuna! ImuuIi which Iras been liuontcning to explode in the while hint
Hie S| iiii Ii |i i emit.
The iitaintennnce o f hoc n«u*
trulily, in Hu* face of event., wtil'h
alreiiily liave resulted ill svVClill
via?boi at arms bctwcoit poituge-e
mid Spunish govermiient troop, un
the iiihuspllabte fri'iilicr it dlfficult. And Europe agtci i tin t the
IniervontIon of imy iintkui wucid
• it '.ff an explosion,
I Hither,
Purtugnl’s conxtline
t, uke.s her an ideal dcn iing house
to- war xujiplle.i for the contendlog forces, n th-r nation) in mtisideling n gcnernl neutrality pact
have in sided >hc not only prom
ise to keep hands off but to pre
vent the passage of wnr equipmint through her tcriitory.
To spook of the 1'urtuguin g IV-
tl itHllMMeU «a K i r Ikrrrl
Florida Attorney
Killed In Plunge
A t Jacksonville
JACKSONVH LE. Aiig. 21 . -(,!*)
— William O. Anderson, :|.ri, attiuney fur the state auditing slcpnituunt, wax killed today In a
fall from Ihe seventh f!«mr of a
downtown hotel.
Justice o f the Peace J. C. Madi
son said no inquest would to nec
essary. lie said a« Investigation is
not completed hut Anderson apparent'y wus killed in an acciden
tal fa I.
•
Anderson registered at the hotel
yesterday on his return from Wash
ington where ho Went with the
•late hoard of social welfare of
ficials for ronferenres on old age
pensions, Tho young attorney was
given u seventh flour room.
The tody wax found this morning
on the roof of a Hirer dory an
nex to the hotel. A widow, three
children and other relatives sur
vive.
Altamonte Negro Is
Jailed For Assault
George Williams, an Altamonte
negro, wax held In the t ’ounty
jail today and booked on rhurges
nt aggravatexl assault following n
cutting a ffr a y Satunby night.
He is allegad to have slit open
the stomach a f Green Crawford,
also colored. Deputy R. J. Hick
son raid aix or eight stitclvx
were taken when th" wounded
man wax given medical treat
ment.
Bob Wilcox arrested William*.
toxluy.
Nazi G erm an y,
n lth o a th
ntretxixinw ahe nutl n o t y u t
revel veil "su tin fu ctlo n " fro m
Sociulint Mmlriii
fo r
incU
vleatM nhe cott.xiileni a n ti*
G erm an , ugreevl to a n lift*
mediate eniliargu on arm* and B ir *
planes to the civil w ar tone.
Italy has agrees! tu sim ilar BOB*
trallty proposal* with resarvatiMM
and Russia expressxnl wRIingweaa
lo stop Spanish w ar exporta M
"non Us Germany ansi Portugal do
likewise,
tlncensorrd dispatches from M*>
•If 1*1 sold Presblrnt Manuel Axano,
apparently fearing sucres* of tto
southern reliel drive, to * dlapiilcheil truckloads of luggag* U
the purl of Valencia.
Isinilon was chceresl by llltlaeft
■ mhnrgu move. Furthermore af*
iicials saiil aiMilogie* from tto
rnniniandcr o f the Spanish govern
ment w arship dosed the incident
created jy thu search o f a Brillth
steamer totween G ibraltar and
Spntiisii Morocco Sunday,
R'bets un thn front announced
five Frenrliinaii who volunteered
to fight with loyal Spanish troops
hail torn killed and aald any etto.
rr volunteers might expert the
same treatment. Thst French g a t*
eminent dt tiled ft had any conn***
i
i.
i'MHileueU ■■ tw e e Threw
Work O f Sanford
Man Features In
Florida E x h i b i t
A iliernmn executed by
Stevens nf Sanford featured PtoU
mini f'm inty Day in tto F lorlds
Exhibit a t the Great la k e s Expo*
sit Ion Sunday, according to prees
di'putchex received here today.
The figure wax unveiled bR
Mrs. W llli-i£i.Tyre. It represented
a three-dimension sketch of Ra
vine Gardens, the show place of
Pnlntkn.
Mr. Stevens lx chief o f tto Brt
staff in tho Florida Exhibit. Hia
work lx attracting tho attention
of thousands ot visitor*, t t o dls*
putch said,
Puinnni County Day featurad
special musical
program* and
other entertainment.
The C*ro*
monies were photographed and
will to o f considerable monetary
value to the stale from B pub
licity standpoint, according to t t o
! information forwarded to
Utia
|tUy.
—
So. •
—
•
Young Democrats To
•Sell Roosevelt Tags
"Forw ard with nnoaevalt’' sate*
mobile (dates made their Initial
appearance here tiolay.
The metal tnslgna, about tto
d ie nf a Florida license teg, la
printed in four color*, red, whUft
blue ami black.
Seminolo
County**
Young
Demnrcntic Club will off#* tto
pistes fo r sale a t I t each. Col
lections will to turned aver t *
the Itoosevct campaign ftiad.
Pliiti'M w ill go on u l t n ext
week.
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A PICTURE STORY OF JOE LOUIS’ VICTORY
t»»Trr^* '* r^*
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CKQd Film Star
Spurn* Mother
Mr*. Alfrtd I . Smith, Jr, It rhown
In court at PyrMuat, M. Y., with
M r diary which cha dttcrlbtd aa
a “vary specific hind— an* devoted
almost tntirtly to financial mat
ters.* The diary It aapccttd ta
play a prominent part In her sep
aration suit against the ton of th«
farmer New York governor. (As
sociated P-rsi Photo)
These tour ptcturce tall tha etory of do* Louie' three-round knockout victory over deck Sharkey, former
btavywelyht eh*m;:lon. In Yankee Stadium, New York City, t — The battered Sharkey lende hie final
feeble il’cw on Louie' face, but It fell* to atop the charging Cruwn Bomber. 2— Louis draws bask for a hard
gtght In his knockout drive. I — "Nine, ten and out* counts the retoreo over the prostrate Sherkcy. 4—
•Yha Winner,•' about* the announcer ac ho ral.ee the Bomber's tight arm while Jack Blackburn whlspsrs Into Itoftrs* Arthur Donovan'a car. (Associated Prccc Photos)
£ J,|n Fellows. 1). v > 3 t i tsrttn
realty Is the rc*> cf a problem
.•Mid. turned her tick en her
mother In court at Lot Angeles
r u n the testified. "I'm net used
to 'ovlmj atrangin." Mar r..oilier,
Vic. Harriet Fellows, caught une.cceitfully to regain her custody.
Ldllh I* shown en the stand. (ASsocial td Press Photo)
Martin Moor* (center), napra hatal bap who want an trial at Athtvllla, N. C - for tha (laying at Helen
C ltranger, New Verb university c i-td , la Shawn hers aa he held a conference with his attorneys.
At left la Thamaa A. donas, Jr, and at right la J. B. tty Its. Moore pleaded Innocent despite tha fact
Sheriff Lauranee Brawn annaunaed ha M d tlgnad a aonfatalon ta tha trim*. The define* said It would
attach tha tenfasilsn. (Aeaoclatcd Praia Photo)
Son of 'Old Fox'
In Fight With Ump
LOUIS DRAWS BACK FOR A LEFT
SLAIN GIRL’S PARENTS
RACE FEELING FLARES AFTER POSSEMEN SHOOTING
Raco feeling flareil when three while poteemen were chut while starching for a negro accused of trying ta
bldnap a whlto baby at Annleton, Ala. Thle posse. seeking the alleged kidnaper and thoto retponelbl* for
tha outburst of firing, was dlsarmsd by state highway patrolmen. Guns wert returned ta members Of thg
group later upon their promise to disperse. (Associated Press Phot*)
10,000 SEE HANGING SUPERVISED
WOMAN SHERIFF
A crowd ectlmated at 10,000 waa attracted ta Owensboro, Ky„ to witness tha asscution of a nagra super.Ytaad by a woman sheriff, Mr*. Floranc* Thompaon. Mr*. Thr.nepton directed preparalian* far the hang,
lag but left tn* actual springing *1 the trap la Arthur Hach, former Loultvllis policeman, aha did M l ap§ m r publicly at tha astaullaw. This picture ahowa the crowd and scaffold Juct at tha nagro, Rainey Bdc
_
Mira, dr if pId through tha trap door, (Astoslatod Praia Photo)
Mr*, damtt Link, reading the "Ocean Times," yup.o -d ts.-.creptr of
tha 8. 8. Aqultanla, was a happy woman ttlurni.i | f.-oir Eur;-a until
sha read a etory tslllng'of the brutal claying OI Mrs. M iry Loulre
Trammell at Chleago. Nr*. Trammell wae her daughter fir I it wae
the flrat ward ehe had M ird of Iho murder. Thi* picture thews f.lrr.
Link and har hutband an board tha ship ee It ei- vc I , New York,
The Link* hurried t# Knoavlll*. Tenn.. for tho fu r: ,al. (A js . c at*j
Free* Phots)
Calvin Griffith, secretary af tha
Chattanooga baseball club and aats
of Clark Griffith, tha "Old Poa,* has
■ loos* tooth aa a raault af a flat
fight with Umpire Pally MaLarry
it New Orleans. Griffith I* ahowa
tbova pointing ta tha taaa* an*.
(Associated Praia PMto)
Returning ta form that aarnad him Ih* appellations, "Brown Bomber,*
snd “ Man Killer." Joe Louie. Detroit negro, knocked out Jack Sharbay,
farmer heavyweight champion. In tha third round af their aehadulad
10-round fight In Yankee atadium. New York. Sharkay, given the
worst beating of hie carter, wai down threa limaa befera iho knockout
punch waa delivered. Here Louis drsws back for a terrific left In
.
Via first round. (Associated Press Phsto)
TENANTS MOVE INTO FIRST ‘P W A C ITY ’
X-RAY SHOWS BRADDOCK’S INJURY
An injury to Heavyweight Chjmplon James J. Braddsck'a left hand
threatsns to disrupt plana tar a title battle betvrren him and M u
8s hens11eg neat mentis. A }e nt enlargement of tha llltls Unger is
believed taming tha traabia. fare Brad dock ( M i l . Schmtllng (cantor) and Dr. Gecrga fid sen look at an X-ray of .tha Injury. (Accounted
■
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Landlord Unala Bam'* flrat tenant* mavad Into hi* Initial "PW A City" whan tlsteen familial began
taking up their abode in Taahwaad. 11,000,1)00 slum-replacement project In Atlanta. A section af ton
project la Shewn (lap) aa treabl backed up with fumltura. Among tha first famine* moving Into
tha low-csat houalng prajaat sear* the C. W. Hocks, wha era seen (lift M ia n ) carrying plaaaa af fb*
nitura Into thalr saw heme. Attar flnlaMng thla task. Mr. and Mrs. Hooka and tnaTr baby, J salad
(bale* right), got a bft af muck an dad ra il In thalr M e apartment. M a n families will a n t
J a to Taahwaad latar. (Assoc latad Press Pheua)
.
�w w m w Hity)
#m tford
Sanford to Th* Only Control
Florida CHy Affording RaK. Highway,
And Water T n a fo r liliM
AN D tP tPlN DCfT DAILY NEWSPAPER
No>w Located
Off Coast Of
Florida Today
Conferences
On Drought
WUI Be Held
WHERE REBELS ARE IN CONTROL
President I n v i t e s 1
Landon, OtherGovemors To Attend
Series Of Meetings
HYDE PARK, N. Y., A uk . 21.Trrsldeat Roosevelt today ill*pitched «n Invitation t.i Guvtnior Land-in of Kansas. the Re
publican candidate fur the presi
dency. and the (nvrm on of Io
wa, Nettaska, Missouri and Ok.
Ishi.ma to meet him Sept. I at Deo
Moines for on* of a jut Ira of
UrouKht conference*.
Sim ilarly worth'd
Invitation*
went to II other governor* fur conforrnrpa at other point*. Tho senatcra o
f tho
eunerrned
“■
ins elate*
iia in luiivi
t iiv’t were
naia
*!•« a*hrd to attend. The President will tenve Washlnittnn abo-it
mldiiiitht next Tuesday anti roturn
to Hyde Park Saturday morninu.
Sept. .V The ftnt conference* wl I
bo held at Blumark, North Dakota.
Storm Center la
Moving Northweat
BaremHer Reported
------, —
.......................... .....
old farm boy hunting a job in
Denver when ltd* picture o f him
waa made. Untied! won national
recognition in 1D.1I 'when he
aavrd IS achoolmate* from free*Ing on a arrow bound bu*.
Re-
I
Townsend Urges
Followers To Be
Non P a rtisa n
Uadaa Accept*
OMAHA, NcLnrika, Aug. 21.—
(Ah-D ov. A lf M. Lamkm aalj today ha would accept Trrsldent
Roonavelt’a Invitation to n drought
ronference at !>e* Moines, |»w.i
nn Srpt, |, “ A . [ have *ald before,
| w||) *crepl.“ *»[,| the p m himrorn|niT,
Wilcox Plans Nations Say Spain
To Visit City Must K eep C iv il
InNearFuture
W ar W ell In Hand
Will Address J o i n t
Meet Of River Im
provement Group
And Kiwanis Club
(ternnay
Montalvatge To England,
Order Men-Of-War
R et a Mate'll
Accept Position • To
They Are Fired On
In Pacific Isles U. S. Determined
Will lie lleodChemist
To Stay Neutral
For New Coconut
Concern At Manila II Duce Will Accept
No Pact Without
It. F. M»n*alvalge, well known
M o r a l Neutrality
rereateh chemist fur thr Citrus
AMO
I T A L IA N
Improvement ru'n.nu/ here, Ims
nee-pled u position a- engineerlint chemist in charge of
the
opet ui inn of a new eocon lit nil
tefinery that ha* just hern com
pleted In the rhitippin • Island*
ami wilt leave Ihi* city the first
of next week t„ take over hi.:
new iluth* there
Mr. Monvntvalee l ar la-en cullneetnl with the C ’ n.s Improvemint Company fi-t »tx yeerr nod
while hi* many fr iin li in Furford will r-tn-1 • , .... |um leave,
they will he gh.t >o know tint
he hnr r itvIt an art.uitlio purl,
lion In the I’liiVn-’inet.
Juhllant rebel leaders claim control of approximately two-third*
of Spain, with fighting near Madrid, the capital of the tuition. The
'•haded area* of this map show tba approximate territory now un
der rebel control. In the north tho revulter* are le*« than u mile
from the Important city o f Inin. (Associated Tics* Map!
____
HOLC Files First No Funds Setn As
Suit To Foredoae Necessary For St.
On Home Property Johns Next Year
$1,300 Mortgage On War Depart mentSays
Upsala H o m e Is
River N e e d s No
Basis Of Suit Filed Improvement Now
Allocation of fund* for main-1
The Home Ownerx* Igvan Corporatlcn, which during the three- ttnance dredging in the channel
year period of iti refinancing op- of the St. Jt hn* River to San-j
yratlon* terminating
la«t June ford will be made whenever it i t .
hr* leaned to re*l.!«id* o f Semi foun-l nrce**ury to rcatoie proj-l
nole County a total of {lO'JJkSS, 'ret dimensions, ,'enrtor William
I-. E. Spencer w** Iml iy given Im* ju »l filed in Circuit Court I.. Ilill " f Flotilla ha* teen noli-1
forea lH-rmit lu re-roof, repair, *nl here It* firnt mortgage
fied by llrigailler General C. I*.
paint u building at 211 Knit 1Pth r)o*ure null in thl* county.
Street, at a coat of |2U0.
The
rorpctalion'*
cam
It Plll’ hury, acting chief of engi-l
'it,MTh sMIaa'a
agalmt Thnmai L. Dean. Malwl aeer* far the
The tax eoI lector's office nt the I'. Dean,. ffmvlett M. Kleteher, Department.
However,
the
river
I* now In
Court Houan will be ctnxed an nod Iternlre J. Fletcher to fore“ modernUj but Lncrenlnir inexcellent condition utul no dredg
rloae
It*
11
,.100.39
mortgege
on
Satuiday
afternoon*
during
tho
ten alty” m oved n o rth w e s t
rest o f the lummer, according tu property located m the Neve Up- ing appear* to he necessary dur
w ard about 1G0 m iles
o ff
ing the preient fi.tcul year, Gen
an announcement laiued hero today •ula Road.
■hare. The center of the storm
eral rdlthury *aid. A mimlier i f
by Jno. D. Jink ini.
The t>ean* are former rrcldent* |
waa placed east of Mtlboutae in
^shoals were removed from it Ire-!
of Sanford, .but now live in De- (
the 1:30 A. M. adrloory.
tween I'alntkn ami Sunford dill'-'
Saturday'*
tides:
low,
t:.V.»
A.
M.
I-and,
while
the
Fletcher*
are
.
The ftecwi was h M to he atIng the Departnient'a fi-rul year j
and
5:40
l>.
M.:
high,
11:37
A.
M.
living
nn
the
properly
which
the
tewdad b f
•trowg wind* and
ending June do, inn’, at u cost
,
and 11:44 I*. M. Sun rise* nt 5:58 IIOLR I* iceklng to take over of
k e n i p i l h ever a wide area.;
approximately fill,IIIM).
A. M. ami set* at 7:02 I'. M. for non payment o f the loan.
C w U w waa Bdvteed along the
The a location providing for lh<- I
The ra*e will rnme up at the
M’Hin rise* at U:M A. M. and seta
tgael in the area e f Uve warn
next »ea*lox of the Court. Fred St. John* River work in In hi
ing display again*t haary aquella
* ,not » I » l l j l « l •■rgvnl at t):0H |‘. M.
waa >la*hed to nothing for ItKIf,
R. Wilson U attorney for the rorand tide* above wenwal aad w y xatlon; it I* not a political party,
nnil the Srininote County ChaniI
Seminole County far men used poration.
dangerous condition*, M wa* *atd,lu h* > nut
Demuctaln
her of eommerre ha* been taking
ere likely to dxvelop aome d b r - W ly . the Republican patty, thr 357 ton* of frit Illier for their
O f the MAW Florida homo ,ttept towur-l securing malnleiune”
tance e ff the coaet.
I union party, the Socialist part) emp* during July, lll.'I’l, nevoid- owner* who borrowed money frmn i
fend*. A»*tuarice» wvie tnu-h- I hat
Barometer reading* taken at nor the Cummuniit party. It I: Ing to a bulletin rrceived here the IIQI.C, 22« of them wre re»i-||
i it will la- taken rare of, lint llial
Titusville at 2:00 ?. If. showed not Interested In partisan politic* from the Slate Department uf Ag dent* o f thl* rnunty. Di*tre**i-at pri'neitt n-» work It nece**ary.
that the pressure had fallen 7
“ 1 repeat, It* on y purpose U U riculture ut Tallihassee.
home owner* In Hrrtda lMirrnwe-i
The Chandier of C'oinim-rce •••lit
n total of »:y>.i‘,77.iUU) from the
telrgiam* to Loth of Florida's sell
■liehtlv over
The weather cloudy, ihooer* cortvoraHnn with
• tor* and all repreaentalivet in
tonight probably ending In n>rlli M,000,000 going toward the pay- ‘
the national rapit il urging that
men!
o
f
taxe*
and
n**ei*mrnt*.
portion Saturday m in in g. Ex
arrangement4 he made for nn nl
Eleven and three-tenth* per
treme Northwest Flurida; partly
location for a dredging project. Il
cloudy I might ami Saturday, scat cent o f the 110,.123 non-farm
home* owned in Flrrida were re- i* customary for Cungrea* In allot
tered shower* Saturday.
a lump *ilm for the waterway*
financed by the HOLC.
of the nation each year, latter,
Army engineer* dividi- the ap
mg » f the Scrginolu Duiry A»propriated anm inning vurion*
serintion tomorrow morning at t<t
aeclion* of the country a* it i<
o'clock in tho Court House. The
needed.
main purpose of thu meeting in
Slightly leu* than II. ihhi.ihiii
to
fnrnt
n
bottle
rvhange,
it
wa-i
MDIIKRI.Y, SI.., Aug. 21. (.15
Thomas Edward Wainright, 75. waa said to ur the amount alii
NEW YORE. Aug. 21.—U5—
announced.
i
A rescue Cfe’v I*»«l:i y l.l nke
died at hi* home nrur Chulmli rated for work III the St. .!• Ini*
TIM New Tech Mato Athletic
at C:(K) o'clock Th'ir»i!ny morn River between Jaekaonville amt thn.iigh the fi-iv i.-iit.lining f.-rt
Cemmiasiew today dtfWrtwd ae» f deliri* which In.Id* four rnThi* year during tlui month of ing, Aug. 2U, after an illness of
Hm until Rept- I I m
Meavythe Atlantic nceati.
July, 2I5AI3 gallons of gnudinc over a year which begun Star. 15,
toiidM-d miiieiH near here, hut
wufght Jimmy Braddock'a rewhither they reached the men nr
and 22,127 g il nn* o f kerosene IW8 with a atrnko of para'ysii.
i;w it for peetyeaemaat o f Ma
found them alive vvti* not kin.vvn
were rnn-umed In Semino'e Coun
The deceased waa burn in Folkstitle
defeaae
against
Mu
h
as uir lias tu I*' forced intis the
ty, according to an announcement ton, Cia., coining to Florida in I><►:
Ichawllng, scheduled
for next
•luift.
issued I.y the State Inspection Bu During the greater part o f his life,
reau at Tallahassee.
he fallowed the lumber bii-uie.s,
Dr. Fred Albre, bone ipcrtalWASHINGTON.
Aug. 21
until hie health forced him to
lat, aaid it would require “ mrv(A*)—Work* Txngrcaa Ailinim
Tainting on Ih* W rit Shlu Tri retire.
e n l weeks" to ca n the titleMrMALLEN, Tex., Aug. 21
ms ry School here I* piogreaalng
helder*i tajdnd U ft h u d, which
He leave* hie widow, four daugli- tralur Jl.ui/ l„ Hopkins eauurapidly, oral Ih* job will soon I** trra, Mr*. C. It. Miller ami Mrs. "back In the war" Wednesday 1I', .lame* Settles' inteieit in I II
phyaMw* to milk id waa cofferromp rte.l, according to announce Maggie Rice of Miami, M” . J. after a long seushurp vacation ■lull wurk vva-i consi.kraMy ruiMg from ooh i n t o arthritis.
ment ty T. W. Lawton, Nemlnole C. I'latton of Jaekaonville, and ami waded into the whole lie liveiiril by discovery thill one of
County superintendent o f public Mr*. Harry Rabun o f Lake Worth; publican party in one, two. the lien* he rai l'll was a "w inter
i hn ken." When the Inti was only
instruction. Work on the school four anna, S. R. Wainright of San three, four order.
is being done by Roy Schmidt.
First, G-vVerm.r A lf M. lorn- ID! day* nld, it laid its first egg
ford, T. E. Wainright, J r, of T*llahaoaee, A. A. Wainright of l!nl- don: “ Would rut relief ro»ta hy A few dayt biter it rnme forth
Tonight the final amateur pro I ion. re. Md„ J. C. Wainright of the simple manner of taking Die with ail egg containing two yu ks.
WASHINGTON. ARC- 21— W l
gram o f a giuup of six will In) New York ami also several grand- money out uf the hide’ uf the And to top off her uiiiihuiI fe.it
—A jatot aetk-n to W a p out
she laid nn egg with three yolks
held at thr Rill Theater, the Win children.
needy."
stock awiatom who *F *f»U across
u day later.
ner o f which will compete with
Second,
Colonel
Frank
Knox:
the U tfto* BtotomCtoWdUa barFuneral service* will U- held
the winner* of the other five pro Sunday at -1:30 o'clock in 'ho “ Running around
(he country
tor M d vIctlwMo llM lave* lor*
grams
In
a
program
over
station
WM t o M
today I f Recuxities
Lakeviexe Cemetery with
the telling hov he'd throw ull untm
HARLAN, U-, Aug. ! L bT>- WDBO In DrMado, with two final Erickaon
rsmmhilffn affhMta
Funeral
H u m e in ployed on a dole."
The? wore said to to pushing Seven offspring In three year* winner* to be seeded from the charge.
Third, John I). M. Hamilton:
■ m Hal htoi for a IMfMB af agree- I* the record nf a pure hrml Shirt- group.
“ Voted against the child labor
NATCHEZ, Mis*., Aug. 21. M5
asatoo. aad have alnady conelud- horn cow owned by Iti-nry W il
amendment. That probably cunAn I'lddemle of rhr.rl.on (an
George Moy* returned yrsler•d * m wtth tto Owtorl* Rexuritie* liam* of Harlan. Two y.ar* ago
forma to hi* idea nl liberalism."
thrax) was reputed sweeping Cm.
she gave birth to twin calve*. day from New York City, where
A N N HARBOR, Mirh.. Aug. 21.
rordiu I’arish, laiui-.aiia yvs’ i-.-Last year It woe twin* again an I he ha* been attending summer
day. with .'til rattle already dead
school at Calumhia University. —(A5—University o f Michigan •*!thU year It la triplets.
an,l i.llv. • s stricken.
II* I* leaving for
Gainesville enlists on an rftpedftion to SeluCulllin.e.i blamed the nl'tl.rea's
CHAMPAIGN, III., Aug. 21.
. . . ........... .
Momlay for a short Course la the ria on the Tigris found a quit rlaim
BTLBB IM RANCHER
.coaching schocI then under the deed so "iron hound" any modern (AT— Tho co*t of a public scIkh.I to the recent he.«t and drought that
■■ 1
4direct ton of Ceaek Joak Cody a lawyer wou'd be hard put to find nursing service cannot In- burned up the pasture*. Tho epi
INNA, N eb, Aug. 21— (A1 before taking up kla dutie* a* fault with.
aharetl with any rhurrh or sec demic had sprend •<> the Monterrey
Fbaxh, Nebraska's No. I |head coach of f k Myer* High
Over 2.400 years ago Shrlibi, cl# tarian wiiuiil under Ulinui* law, Sector, around the lower lllack
, to * added a f « k o f 2,- [.Schcol, Ft. N y m .
lien o f Babylonia, bought an "es Champaign school official.’ were River, at 1'sndi.ra, near Ev.t and
Ip to hi* livestock and l» J
■■■
tate" from Nababaaapli and re advised in un opinion received below Kerri Jay. I u.
tog obtaining 'iJOOO more, r la rg e hollow surfboards have ceived for hi* protection thr re from T. A. Reynold*, legal ad
Residents of the urea we.e
■ to ll IfiOO turkeys un hU ibecn developed I* Hawaii for tki- ceipt, or quit claim baked on a viser In the state depurtmrni alarmed that the disease might be
m to t,
_____ :______ tog anusually big totaton ,
• f cducaiitn at Spriagflcld,
day tablet.
transmitted tu buruuru,
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Founder Says Supjort Thoo«Supporting Pension Plan
Black lai'gion I load
One Of 21 Indicted
New York ami
* rod vlun
to Ynitrnuver
w h -e hr
will
ptnbahly i>nil for Mnnlic. on "The
Empress o f Russia" ubout Srpt. 5.
Since coming to Hanford, Mr.
Mon*nlvlltgl,
ha*
done
mii.’h
vulinihle work in improving ril
rii’ packing house npernlicn* in
contiolling the deriiy* of citrus
fruit* iiml improving their mar
ket value. Several year* ago by
the npplici lion of u special wa«hmg |inen’ ,
Mr,
Mcruuilvutii”
’ iivihI u conalilernhl”
* 11111
of
money for Seminole County cel The 11lilted State*, determined
ery grower* Ivy removing xprny a* ever U n-maitt "*cupulouylpH
residue A Hint could na4 bn ru- ivluytitum the ch*u* ■»" ‘ he Iberi
i Urug-imoved by water nhme, which hud an penlnxuln r
. » . -on peace*
canted a Irrge amount of celery *vnn prupo»*l fi.
to Ih- rondemned by thr I'nili’il ii.-iking in the ili’ puto.
(Illier Inrge rnuntrle* - in Ike
Slate Pure
food
Deportment.
After Mr. Montnlvalge applied America'* previously had indicathit special wii-hing proms, the1, i'll they doited to take no auch atd Department
Cure f’oo.1
........ .... .permittod Hon at ihi* time.
I'remier .Mussolini, hi* troopa In
•lull celery I” he .hipped.
Mr Mon-alvatge ha* also had "a »iule of leadine**" wa* r»considerahle exiierlenrn ill the ported reliably to have directed
edilde oil industry, having worked;id* envoy* to aound out foreign
uilh Ur. Wesson, inventor of OnCreaction to *n ahandonment o f I)m
Wesson Oil I'loee**.
jneiitiuity negotlathin* In the conIt,- oil h,- succeeded ti* research, ftnt. II Duce wa* determined |o
die mi l foe the C itin’ Improve- accept no agreement that dhl aot
mml Company hy Irving Fein 1provide moral as writ aa practical
berg, grndiuvte chemist of I Im neutrality.
s-*x>
Fdrn Alarmed
LONDON, Aug. 21.— Anthony
Eden, llrilidv Foreign Min later
|in< returned to lauulon from a **cation In Yorkshire tu tackle Hot
thorny International
problem*
r'ented hy the conflicting attltU’Wt
of France nn,l Daly toward the
Spnnl’ h civil war.
Ilalv'* continued withholding of
her adherenre to the proposal da-
Rt'Hi'tie Crew Breaks
Through Ti> Miners
T. E. Wainright Dies
After Year's Illness
«Nr The ttw rlaim PtfM )
Stern
nritern
to
h e «p
S p a in * civil w a r in boumw
wert; flash ml t inlay tu
th o
wntHhi|t
hriUifus o f
tw o
lim it
now era— (Ir e u t
Jlrltrtin ami (ierm nny.
KiiKluttil, m loptintf ■ sim
ilar M ilicy to th a t c f th o
lleich, nerved notice on
ttriil that Itritlrh
w arsh ip*
will fire wiirulni; ahota, “ theti
aim" If they are fired upon by
Spnniih Vr**rl*.
•Inly yesterday (termany, * »I Dyed hy the leported aearch o f
a Herman merchant ahlp by A
luyalirl Spatii-h warahip, ordered
ilr tm-n-of-war to an*wer "fortit
with force,"
-•
That drew all the tighter tho
leathering Intelnaliunul lineo hetween Fascism and Socialist-Coni*
iniiimt t.iurra itm.
Iliituin, however, made it rlo lt
her artion, announced today, wn»
I C -s ilH s e l
lie
rsa s
>1 . .
Harry IlopkinM I
Back To Give Baltic
Anthrax Epidemic
ThrcutenH Village
IlltnI'llKH
AND SI.HTKIt
IOWA CITY, Aug. 21.—(Ah—
Leltov Moiimey, Kti, r f Iowa City,
im* found the step-sister front
whom he wits scperilled when he
wa* H and she was ',i.
She is Mrs. John (ioiild of Ma
rengo, who now Is h7. Moontey
found her through a newspnii-r
story runrerning
her birthday,
lie didn't rvcrignire her name, led
her parent* names strurk a re*p»n.iWe cord in his memory.
LOCAL WEATHER
M.-fiUEGOR, la., Aug. 2L- 1'11 . r*n. AvsrsfR
If M men. Instead of w*. had i Veb. Average
joined In tailing a new I urn ,,r* i Yll' R n e u *
Mr*. Elixubeth Walters’
farm ■Wsv Aesrago
near Garber, la., she would have i tfM t’Wf
had a dinner fur every year of ' j
her life. She did nil the cooking, tj
ROOMS INTO
RTSINESS
WASHINGTON. Ind.. Aug. 2L.'it
O. Vance, railruad en-||^
pinoer, started
raising xladinlt it
plant* «.* a hohliy several year* j j
ago and the hobby grew *o that .«
now ke hire, several men to help If
erre f..r SD.IIWI plant* he I* pro- ,J
during cn his farm near here.
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SHIRTS 10c
T k riliras, a
bolding n a t
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faeoltjr aad a tiilii
whh f « i f M b la
fra * Mis, Caleb J
• f over four sad ant-half billlona which will hara to bt
nude UP (fUher by borrowing, or by addHiooal taxation.
. , A t Mf. M ilwi pxpUiiw It, durbtf the IMS fiscal year
Which ended oa J «M 30, expendittrrtfl were 9M1W9M87,
while receipts were only 94,115,909 CIS. Thit leaves a gap
between expenditures and reeeipta of f4.7MJMl.S42 which
was bridged by new loans. "Suppose the tax yield for the
coming year," Mr. MaiIon says, "should increase 92,000,000,000 (instead of the I3S0.000.000 in prospect) and relief expendUttna were cut 12,700,000,000, thea income and
outgo would be even; the budget would be balanced."
“The suggestion of tax reduction," Mr. Mallon further
declares, “ la considered hokum by ai) who know that the
federal debt aawmnted to 133,779,000,000 at the end 'of
June."
Heat Waves
» a l L t r s l s d . a lt •» ta « ■ !• « * * t i M
m
tk
* r o ^ L d i t k « * a T X e y r e J lS " " * • ^
tar * t#k" ltT " ‘ Urd
art la Sanford In n h m n In
r"*J*T ***». **. j*
* ***
Col*. I betkv* I k l i k r t o . ^ ^ d J n T k l d i C T 'r S
4Hat moot af tha money mad*
‘ “ j j * R E .? _ T S ?
Mr lost ia Sanford oa Cuba fans * " • * J*. .
f* ” * '
through tha hands of tha mor- , " y
•
chant*. Tha b u m ; k not go“ *"***** P “ * T
...
lag out o f tb* city. It k only . The,'i ^
■ ? • • / *** **
circulating hart.
of
■* •*
Possibly than i r t t M p w
*°
pla her* who don't know that {f41*17' *
^
Shat we know a* Cub. U handled! » • only thing psaMM. uadar
hara. Tha monay does not go the rii i naiMOMoa. I f 1ary _un
to Cuba. When you buy a Cuba n « ‘«d
« w tta tln e h e il,
ticket you a n not buying al ">'* ” bo«»M Orta ttoy would
chance on the National Cuban bar. to ca ll*a t_th a National
Lottery. You
an
buying a Cuanl to hold t W
And a tow
rhanr. on rue*ilny th a taat twa k only enfermahl* whan public
number* that foil oa tha Cnboa opinion k with tha law,
lottery. And tha man yau a n ' Now U heap ga m tha paa.
W im
TO GO
TONIGHT!
DtAceA«nd Cool Off
n ilC K K N ^ H w w S l*
n>
CORRECTING MHL ACIDITY
RenldenU of the North Central states run a greater
WWk AmtHra l* coming out of risk of dying from sunstroke and excessive heat than
k lid, Korop* Mtmo to i,t going persons living the in the sub-tropical states of the South, out of a hundred art told by
aepordlng to Ufa Insurance statisticians, who also explain Hanford bu»ln**» awn. Thtr*
lia r lads.
that infants and old people are particularly susceptible to art very few* business hooata ia
the effects of the hest, that the death rate from these Hanford Onlay that art not in
abtra th* Pardm causes Is greater among Southern negroes thin among the some way deriving a profit
■lag to held another
from Cuba. F.lther aa a backar
bought they had ai- Southern white people, and that mortality due to the heat or I , | atller.
ia heavier among males throughout the country than
avarybody out.
In that way it sound* very
among females.
foolkh for anyon* to try to
terrsted financially hi any way
with any gambling, whether alot
tnarhlnct, Cuba, or la aay othar
akin g*mt. But M ’s ba fair. I f i
we want to atop Cuba let'* atari
at tht top. And not find fault
with *<)roton* aiaa for what w*
-do ouratlvta.
W. C. HAXTUNK.
FLORIDA DOLOMITE COMPANY
Discussing the mortality effects of the heat wave
which spread serosa the country this summer, and took
a toll of at least 4.000 lives by July IS. the statisticians
MAN ABOUT MANHATTAN
point out that, while that number of deetha was directly
By tlBOMK TUCKIB______
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due to the effects of the heat, it probably never will be
known "how many additional deaths of old people, suffer In tha lull that precedes' the op- a hit. Th* town would jupport a
■eatery Ickt* abjacta to hk ing from chronic diseases, and of infants, were hastened llflf o f A M W BroAliwAY • • • • d ° irn
^ ^
M a g arrested for driviag
H finX iiA W o
n lx trW fiv tiid
Biul W h a t it t l l f l *
by
the
enervating
temperatures
of
early
July."
l drwah. Whot ho should ot
"The highest mortality ratos during this latest heal
to k hk ion driving whlk
e U t o l r b b ckaanT
Mary Robert, Rinehart U melspell," the statisticians say, "prevailed in the East North tfor
th*lr L.x chance.
\ y , Ntw York.r. but half uf bur
Central and West North Central State., particularly In Ka«h n u o h toma unknown |UlM b ipeBt ln Wa*Mn*toe. Iler
Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohkvand Mis- r ? " *
'J f T Z W i . T : Ineonw k ».Wom I*.* than |I00,.
-s ',vat. This conforms with the record for |>aat years, .fir tablUhe* hltnwlf In th* Bla T i m * . ___
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analysis of the statistic* of deaths from excessive heat in
crk*. isit tbaru l i i w - i pbcoi5_ „ i u M to’ wri._ nl l v,
1031 to 1033 shows that, with the exception of Arizona ,thu*la*tir
b*rer *1.1* to th* tumult and th*
nl“
and Nevada, this North Central area then had the most »lvKjtlng, When * ntw fa c ap’
unfavorable record In the entire country.
pt* r*. It meanalhtrnd of th. trail Vjj, i|m
wKo
r. m.
"Most of our Southern states register relatively fa- fnron* of th* veteran*.
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th»n droppH out *f th* pubVDrahlo death rates from this cause, in spite nf their sub
Thin wraaon th*r* may appear
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tropical ellmatr. The states of North and South Carolina, another youth Imbued with th* ...
Florida, and Alabama, for example, record mortality rates flam, that .kyroclklH Clifford
/
ra u»ad . . .
from this cause at least So percent below the mean for Odd* ami Irwin 8haw to th* |ho M lt ^
daythry n jy b * Jet
the' United Htutiw, and the figures for Mississippi, Ten helaht* overnight. Then. m.y come and th#
aiaa** I* to good that Admin- nessee, and Arkansas, in the South Central region, are al n new Ingrnuc who, with one hrlrf
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port, will M ora as tMuallnaally
Or Hophla* U moved to pre- so well below tho averugo for the country."
a* llt-yrar-old Dorl* Dudley did
•Drought Can Ba Whipped"
Iga 2kgw>U—haaillln*. DtptndM .m wh*th*r tha Trtpk A-era
g hast tha Wmlher Man to It.
UM l*lt*f *ip**dtturr* will
In bo IncreiMd nest winter,
what k nil Ihk about any-
' fu Sn eddrssi In Cleveland the
ether day, Bocmtory Walloco said
than is ns mason to believe th*
dmnght will canoe any scarcity
o f ftod to tbk country. No, it'll
isk s lbs cost o f living about
men* *, lin t'* all.
R
mating Item In th* Orlando
ait * Frank J. Sharp, local
Mthtoo operator, yesterday
ig purchased th* 40 ecru ()*•Mena grwm to the Winds■ H im far M0,tttw," How
did that grove east youT
mrdtog to Willkm Hard, the
known rsdk announcer, "the
Dual started out to drive the
j shagaim* eat of the tsm—d it new stays alive
• k (asm from these same
ay
change re.’ "
M*yk>
•Veto called them "money
■arm," ao'i they'd he ecnmd
—U newspapers are predictM — pmcedenled heavy inti Whiter vlsitum during th*
l| MMow pertly an acruunt of
— M tlil conditions along the
PB Mavkrs, snd European
Ml I * gnaoril. It’a that old
aw atry that th* rebels to
Ha as* aommumists, ntareHHkr radical gmupo, hut ocmgreseut tho conoematlve
to Tho communists sod th*
wore voted tote power
• people to a kglUmat*
to
Mr. snd Mr*. Arthur Doyle ara
In Ilia city fur a few days, lliu
guest* of Mrs, M,
Ihiyle aud
other relatives. Arthur la nuw ri>
eidlug in Mumpht* whore ho has
charge uf th* Jtiirrough'a AihlIag Machine Ounpsny's business
nf the fection and U Uulng a phe
nomenal liiisine.sh.
Mrs. A irll I'owler af lletrolt,
Mich., who Is spending tho sum
mer at Daytoaa iieach, is the guost
af Mis* h'ern Ward on .Seventh
turret far a few days.
Mrs. Thomas A. Neal ami Mar
garet am spending two weeks *t
Daytoaa llcach.
Mr*. Krnest Krupp Is visiting
Mr, Krvpp at Astor for several
days Ihk week.
Mr*. D. 1. Thrasher and duugh-,
ter, Min May Thrasher, returned
dalurday from a ilullghlfu! visit
to North Carolina and Geurgia.
Mr, and Mr*. J. W. liatten and
litll* daughter, Geneva, have re
turned from a twa or three week*’
visit to their eld home to Dougina,
Gu.
Mrs. Desna Turner and Denne,
Jr., returned Haturilay from a vis
it to Mr. Turner’s relatives at Grif
fin. Go.
Mr*. W. C. Bray ami little
daigkter returned tost week from
Ckyton, Go, Mrs. IIray reports tho
m il o f tho Hanford colony up them
to good health and enjoying them
selves,
Mr. and Mm. Rrnetl Rowland
and Clayton Codrlngto* o f DeLand
wer* In tho city lost Hatord#7>
Mr. Rowland k th* DeLand agont
for tho Bukk mm and took a new
Big bock with blot. The Kissim
mee agent th e mam np the same
day and took * 81* with him. Banford hei— the distributing point
now far this part of Vkrldn brings
all the agents hem from tatortor
parts.
A Jolly party af boy* enjoying «
ramping (roll* at Corovodo Bosch
am 1— Ik Hill. John Munson and
Kmart Xmthamcm, accompanied by
Mr. X. X. Tetar, — gmmrsl factotow; gnida, awtotmtog , masts-,
ty Is well i-<|iilppcil with fishing
tackle, halhing suit* and plotuy
uf rats, *u If the weiither roan is
food to them they aspect to huvu
n fine frolic.
in "ITiwI of Hummer" fur th* (lutid
lout *M»on. Now IpM Dudley,
with s rarrer already marked by
■n annulment and a *hooting, 1* *nKconcf-d In llullywood hbhlnd a
five-year contract.
Lyiin Rlgg*, with "Gr**n draw
the Lilac*,” wu an ovarnlxhl un
iat Ion. . . . Kugrnk Iwostavlch bacam* famou* a* a dramatk artr**»
with her flr*t appearanc* In "Oratul
llutrl." Tho'lanky Hal LeRoy wa*
Just an unknown Cincinnati youth
when lie cam* to New York and
Hole the /.U'gfuld “ KolUe*.” (Hher* ineluik tho now famou* and
wealthy Move Hart who wsent
known at all until he wrote “One*
In a IJf-tlme," and I.yda Rolwrtl,
that refr*«hlng and tantalldng
comxllenne, who battled b*r way
half around th* world for a thane*
to make good In Ntw York.
J. D, G. writ** at*
Republican* should chant* their
*»ng from ’T h e** Blind Mica”
to “ W* Are Building Up to' on
Awful Let-Down."—Tula* Daily
World.
Tk* Winter Garden will house
BTIUCT G U U N IN U JH URURU •xtensive revue* “ Ai**rU*n style,”
aa n talanc# for Urn c—ttoeatol
revue* now In vogus nt the Caalns.
But, th* Winter Garden k b doe*
proximity to the P*radio* and Hol
lywood. two * f the meat famous
girly-glrly shows to town, sad I’m
told th* proprietor* o f tkmo fu sy
tots ipot* * root say too over
joyed at this threat of csowstilkm
Thorn’s this i g w o d Itor*
went he tnongh paying cmtomars
far thrm thoaUr-rabnreto old* by
old*, At !*— t, that'* whet th* H«llywood and th* Paradtos four.
But. la New York, them's always
enough customers If th* |bn to
E x d u s jv e
Gratntl Rkcirtc
A ir BwRhiolg County
a two-year tiperlmeuL
. ^ThU letter b about mo and folks. I am oao of n « r
boot frtomb. Axaetimeo I am just one, but many timaa
1 am many. Sometimes I am la your bouao and aomotlmm
1 am in oveiybody'a house.
'
1 «u*1 walk, and folks don’t -mind toUnrmo when
rm full, but oonwMha don’t tike to toto awwben l 5
•mpty. Some donVfn3S'1Stiii T U T worth toting:------ * *
Sometimes I am kidnaped, even tho Mad lady who
koepo me fnw my foika at homo don’t need mo. They
Ukx mo and lota of others away in their closets and bog
to their milk men how many like mo they hare.
Bo when I get to n p folks’ homo* I go en a mighty
stx.H T i a s& r& S z.'*
Track T ire ret reading.
Gnsranieed HOBO wiles. A ver
age mileage 12,MO to I5 J M .
Our wrlcrw are Ik e b a — t
that tho
possiMe fo r Q U A L IT Y worth
WAT8KKA, III., Aug. JL—<A1
— No living person knows (he
contents of a small but, wrapped
like a Chrlstmaa package. In the
historical room of the Iro’iuoU
county courthouse.
Hit by eight iochta In alls and
wrapped with heavy brown paper
held light by many windings of
twine, the paehago was left to
• * *
the county by th* Ute Major
Matthew il. Pvtsrs, writer, lec
The old Winter Garden, prob
turer, collector and Union soldier ably th* moat famoa* musical com
In the Civil War.
edy playhouse on Broadway, ho*
On II is this inscription, writ been anneved by tho power* who
ten with Ink in lunghand.
control tha French f*«lru>, and
Do not tear o ff this wrapper there k tome anilely In th* breaita
until April ia, HMU, the tooth o f tho** who operate night clubs
anniversary of tha Civil War." - — Broadway.
BROOKINGS, 8. D „ Aug. a i . _
^ 'A s s e r t i n g every South Da
kota farmer ahauld eonduet a rigid
feed oonservatioa program on hk
? 7 » J “ d U k year. Dimeter A.
M. Eberla of the state rullege a g
ricultural • itension service eut“ *** atepe to nuthe such a plan *ffactive.
H k recommendation* Included:
Cut all avallahk roughage in
fkldet rut rough 'fend along tha
highways: coaaervt every sere of
drought-burned corat ami coooorv* straw pi e*.
Dear folks:
Rickey’s fire Skip
My fobs at homo aay thnr Uka am* and need mo, and
that it eoet lots of money to keep up with ms. Gml I
am all tired and tuckered out! I want a abs hot hath and
�Father And Sen la
Social Calendat
YtocU C a if t if
aaa.vb
Peraonals
f
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1
•ttH kj WonO Jackcoariile.
Mr*. A bb# MuNatU
lH—
d
to this eity Taeatoy h i « h ew
Toth where aha to * kaaa far tto
Ik . and
l f f W YOftK. A a r Xl— W a l
Aaarbfm gad other refugees from
■ * ! » un it ing w two liner* gaeu
oywwitaaaa acts oat* o f brutaUUaa
aad hcryem to to seen dally la
riaaet* a f t paatrr. cities, IncJad*
hit. tha laatmg af rkurchea dad
tha shaatiag a f feieati and naked
k n , K. n. Bro
t o d * t trip. y rehaajwg new to ll
Sundown Stories
By MARY (IRA If AM MOMM l
ttoak foe Tha Y m m II C l a m
Mr*. McNuiU h e a rt* hack to
Sanford with hat a baaattful caW
iertioa of dranaaa aad caata a f
tha a n M l *tytoe which may ha
•art on dli play at TM Yewwtl
Company stora h r*tad « Flro*
Street. Aiow« with tha arw atyh
drosaaa and coats aha vurthaaad
a k iy t variety a f tha htadt In
. The Chicken'* Maty.
The little ehiekefi felt like s now
thicken when morning came aid
Mr*. Quarto ttftfd toe- ton*, Be
fore him wia sunlight aad hie feet
felt cool and comfortabla and tha 'children’, wear, which may ala©
little ducka were bilnging seed* to seen at the star*.
guests at tto hen
to Mm foe hraakfast.
■Tha new fan atoaes a n i l a h Bteroaa, Path At
"Now you mud tell us what hap
pened," icque*ted Mrs. Quack*
" I t happened yesterday, l sU|» the striae ae»:na— aMy ftottypore, or maybe the day before— 'While hi Maw Toek, Mr*. Mat1 really don't know. It seems sa K g s
—y u k n
Ion* ago.” the chicken began. "1 to to goad and in selecting tha
hail scarcely left my mother1* side. new stock made preparations for
« s soma o f us wire following her a big season.
Yf the roadside when a great Mr
noisy thing came along- My moth
er said:
'An automobile! Runt* Hto
t tell us whirl) way to run.
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Agricultural Notes
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%
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itua the i n u n child and » n
D ltoi GUT PI.AY.s
calculated to incroc their *rnso
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• f importance. I f children la
WEST POINT, \V>
tho homo ate to be reared with
—t\mure<«ni;in Km
the Impersonal exactness of prlir (R ) ,,f Norfolk told * (
cattlr, they would be batter o ff audience here tie- dr ng
in an
Institution.
T'.ere
nt»ja measure- or Rind ! :•
•least they are members o f a'rounty hay farn.o
fT 0 U f and do not fe«I Uka rara brought tough Ink t .
(u iy tl«M ,
A cartain amount of pettlni
and
fondllnR, m » a certain
amount o f scolding and punish*
■ant, art good for children. They
feet then that tb*-y bar* a place
o f thatr o n in the w o r ld .
Th e)
child who does not get
three
human contact* is like n spedmen in a glass case.
Too much attention I* hod
for them, of rour»v. Sloppy urn*
timentality ili.isui-.-.l u.s motlicilove, nagging and unnecessary
correction also inja.ipivrailtiig u*
WELCOME
to
SECTION :
of Sanford '
Qa tha HaUeaUaer V.lcanla tha
irtto V u td id this Baer at Uibealtaa Inetodpd Jaime Acosta, Puerto
Blau bankeri a Ipanish basineaa
awn with hie Amtrlean wife and
Robert Montgomery and Frank Morgan who recently n u m l
dwgfctgr* *b o togged that hia a Joint surer** in “Trouble for Two,” are together again, this time
In MG-M's film list ion o f the hilarious P. « . Wodehousr comedy,
WUtaaa H, Ik s* ton. of Fulton, N. •Piccadilly Jim.” Cast a* father and son In the n<w picture, each
T, Tha. Bad Star liner Paanland fall* in love— Montgomery with pretty Madge Keans, and Morgan
hmaghk Wan Edith Ijtwrrncr, New
with the scintillating Rlllle Burke. "Piccndily Jim*' plays at Tho
Tart wrttae, who left Spain on tto
BM* Sunday and Monday—
British warship Repulse.
Sir WUMem Wiseman, number
o f the. hank lay firm of Kahn, did not want to take him out of
Ugh aad Co., In New York, rotto country, but finally consent
tgraing from England on the
Canard White Stnr liner Aqultanla, ed to da so brcsu-.c of hie wife
egpruased the opinion that Ru aad daughter. All left on a British
mp© “ was unsettled ami danger- waiter.
two." hut nevrrthrlecs ho said ho
The Its iti..I> gunlmat* are |»crwas optimistic that then would mittcil to lie ut llie pier in lturto no European war. Sir William ealenu II hi l>ur, lie said, fur the
said that "everybody Is worried BcHijIi are popular with the govsplfa the expressed willingness or
about
tho situation in Spain."
e/nment foices. The French are
Great Britain aad Fraar* ta meat
"It will ha * long drawn-out neat in favor, lie said, ittut their
any demands she makes has
thing," he said, "ami inevitably whip ■ lie just o ff o ff British moor
aroused suspicion |g the British
|there will be a famine there, no ings, rut llie German mid Italian
Foreign Office that Premier Beni
matter which side wins. It Is a gunboats do nut euiime in the harto Mussolini la eiplaitlag the sit
rlvll war and Spain Is tost cither tor. l-ut crui.e outside
uation for hia owa end*. Thera ki
way it ends. This war has already
even talk t o n that Italy, by de
Miss Luwrc
whu lias been
set Spain hack a generation.”
laying or refusing to co-operate
living for the last four years In
Sir
William
said
there
wsa
lit
lilt the neutrality plea, may ha able
Tomtit), near Palma un tliu Is
tle authentic newt in England as land uf Majorca, arrived as a ref
'to cause the fail of the People’*
ta tto actual situation in Spain. ugee iron) Spain un the Pvnntaiid.
"Even tha commanding generals When Torrcno was bring bombed
Mrs. U E. Tew aad daughter.
af the Spanish armies don’t seem regularly each day at 11::i«l A. M.
Mary Bslen, left Ihia morniag for
to know what the uthers arc do ami -V;tO I*. M. hy rc M plane.,
Tampa wh«©» Mary l l r r a will
ing," Sir William continued. " I MU. I awn-nee said that tho Amer
■pend a week with relatives. MV*.
thlak it was fortunate that the ican citlaen* n-ceivrd a warning
Tew will return to Sanford MonBritish fleet was on the spot to from a mender of Ibe Amrrk-aa
day.
help take out r«fngeei.”
(VttsuUt* to quit Torre no. She was
HW William said to found Eng among the American* whu departland cheerful, and that the arm*, rd on the llriti.h wnr.hip Uepiil.e.
fmrat program ” 1* hrlping inidustry, for a time.”
To protect wooden post* from
l[ " I thlak F.nglsnd will Have to
float a defense loan In pay for n I termites, dip the part that Is
these armaments. They ore Inn to ( » into tto ground in hot cnal
tar rreusntr, says Entomologist
Me. and Mrs. 1 N. Holler., big a thing to be paid for out of
J. K- WaUon uf tto Stale Ktent horn. K . C., whu are thei the Treasury,” hr sddrd.
Mr. Acosta, arriving on
the (irriment Station.
th*r-ln-!aw and sister ad Mr*.
Volranla, told of brute Hies V
IVari H. Hansel!. Mamelia A. re
na*. and Mrs. May Fartow. ofI had witnessed recently In RarnovidsAO, N. C „ at* Mre. Ran-• celona.
■all's gursts for a while.
"The Communists in Spain ore
' nothing ,Ut cowards," raid Mr.
that Italy will join tto neutrality Acer In. “ I saw them shunt people
plan. Because of tto Ethiopian down in the street right in front of
war, K<ton la so unpopular In Italy, my hotel near the I’laza d* Cnslu*
that Mussolini and the Italian! Iona. Tha worst thing of All was
people automatically turn against. the looting and burning of llut beauanything that to prop*—1
■■ Eden’s, tlful churches. The Communists
recent holiday, ilurlng which hr, not only stole tho sacramental
, vessels but they weir glmullsh
, rnmigh t « open the crypts, nnd
, they took out the skeletons of nun*
and
■*at|iHV| I s v liflR i
- ^ *priests,
------ w which they stood uprhe Spanish problem ean be right along the outer walls of the
ved, tho British be leve, If Italy ehurtha*.
rtanonablru Bh* already to# andrather Sheehan, also arriving -m
tor Insistence that tto Itoach ‘ he, Vulranta, said that h* had
4 ItL'Miaa p rru enu# ntvnHifiir ***" egught In tlw
J11
ral support to tto R ^ W l loy- Madrid and had taken refuge in
St*. The inconsistency o f this the American Embassy,
wand, when tto ItaNaa p ro "If
"-ir»Hfy lea time* the
J people arw aa strongly In aynt- tMag# you see In the P*P*” here,
thy wlih the Spanish Fascists, V'D •*»»'»
approach »h# hm
i to it* a hand—mart
ror* o f tto real truuld** In Spain.'
fhe BriliaMor*m>w waekinw with said Father Sheehan. "Priests are
) French lo remove the two othhilled hy the scores, in many
obstacle* ia tto way » f Italian **—» right in the street*. Nun.
repUnce r f tto plan. The— arw are being seised in tho convents,
mantis that dfap accord bar tto taken Into the streets, strlpp* I and
tiling nf money ac volunteer* to then atofc The only hope fnr Spam
fjia ag a From-h eunvoy, ae tha
her dpwuitsb fegtoa.
la tto surcess of the rebels.”
Spanish Loyal bits might sain a
_______________ Tto Spanish elllxen, who asked
German.or Italian ship, aad war
WOMEN PWRBOMIWATM
U bar* his name suppressed, sshl
would to oa.
........
'an tto Vu'raniit that his family
•Thin ia tto specter perturbing
GAIVESVIIJ.R, Aug. Xl.^—( f t had lived, la constant ilungcr out
tto British Foreign Office. Eden,
although away from London on
hia raaatlinh h*pi in constant
Your New Store
IsMostAttractive
Talkn To Parent*
By
ou r
Itrnahr I'rlrrs t'hurrh
SCIENTIFIC* REAMING
“ He is not going to l>« brought
Francis Lrderer is sj-uusor o f u
up hy the old-fashioned, haphur- Hollywood Huy Scout tieuR,
aril in "thuds. Ihm’t touch him.
lie is never taken up, and played
with.”
r —M|
Mrs. Smith was a modern
mother,
her
children were
brought up by the latest and
most
scientific met hods.
Fur
all the joy she gut uul uf them
they might have liven nom-ilstent.
On the other hund, tho scien
tific accuracy uf their upbring
ing mado them more of a care
SANFORD
F urn itu re Co.
* r .H V
Another Shipment!
—Mountain Muid
IVdiiiip H.-.1 six© ssxiur.
llnntl TufUtU Pn.il Colors,
Others At 2.W uml il-ilrt-
Wo Welcome
the
to our section
of Sanford
K
Rana aid aertata maulamas
wtuiphmty o f ‘ “ rf*1*
r
lifelong \
Kitchen llnppineNN
i Just Ilk* mothcrol Pouch and
«nv*lon* style*
o f sim ulated
leath er In at*
tractive Cotors.
.Hanging mirror.
touch with development a. sag G*rmany's qaaUftoi acceptance nf tho
aeutraiity plan I* ascribed to e f
fort* mado by Sir Robert Van■faLart. British ParmtMnt Under
S—ratary af Foreign Affairs, in
Berlig u d t r tha guidanew uf Eden.
Tto fact a( Eden's r*lom tit
f.oadrt at thin ti—a ia Interprqtail
and .rokea totth * ia tto long run.
In saaw quarters aa a lign that
Cia*» Britain ha* give* up top#
For firnl nchuol tiny* I Vnt
ilyrti pervnh'.-i in prinUi atul
In
ily M I #
To-Nithf
Or T to S to w
A t T to •
sh ow
V*.t; ■ ‘ f *
Greetings and Best Wi
to t!|e
Amteun o fttt Air
a drng brng* a
RW r
Decorated gtcoo
pbiit
culunt.
K e lv in a t o r
auoiswa id ikpcuJshiliir. lb* tnime
iw iusn I F it * Y « u i’n u n isin f l i i i
H .i i Hcm u n I *)• Ihst w ill esuh
ywu rvYou II be dclighinJ us now
the nunr K tlvin iU i tcicutcs, a le Iks
d ie p i t ) in si kc r r s n >a tUisUrd
siu-kli. suusnsiic dedusting switch,
tssr aucstibiUiy u> m i ) s-pura uwh ut
Famous .Sonny Tutkt-r -dylral
Broadcloths nnd |h-rctU.,—
prut* and plauu. it., id yrs.
M O A O C L O T Ii
Musset SfSCS.
U f * Ita Opening Ia Tto
popular,
Short and lonn sU-t-vi-a. I’uy
neveral styles*—they’re Dm
onea girls) lovol Si**.-* l-l-l.
And sbtiv* all. a ( o f » bchoiJ I n alV
user beauty. You I be thrilled lo own
lh« new Kcivilian*, m u d to show >1o ff
*0 r»<n Ittcodt. And YOU can own 1 to
a m ilr—pay he il al Ih* rate ut only
l i e a day* Dn-p u) and caaaoaa* liw a a *
III sola! feat rob
11 Long wearing!
Oor famous IlMiwta** .]
Ity. New print*. Goal col
f
�M}11'1’ Vv :*‘ r ^ ir r v ""*
LOK DOM HATS
deficit.
All art eiprmUtares, f n a the
beginning of the fieeal rear Jaly
1 to A of. 15, w ife placed at 9737,711,171. Title compared with 9L041,138349 la the same period last
year. Oidiaary receipts were $514,758397 this year and 9475.403.134
last, with the deficit beln* ealeuleted at 92»37*373 this year aad
9588335,415 last year.
The publie debt at mid-Aaintst
totalled 933,413345304, or 93W,997385 less than when the fiscal
year began. The tredudien waa
dire largely to the redemption of
bands issued in payment of the
bonus.
As the bonds went out to tbs
former soldiers they were includ
ed In the public debt total and. as
they were ,redeemed, Hedueted.
Since July 1 bond# totaling 9M,4803.12 have *»en issued to the
veterans and' 91523403*0 redeemed.
NEGRO GOES ON T R IA L FOR CO-ED SLAYING
LONDON., A or. *t.—or)—A
hat »>arW i it real margweritaa
tad another/ of pink apple Mo*
■eta* lurTO'iivdcd by a •‘ brim*’ o
stiffened i*at, wrr» proclaim*
two of Oip prettiest haU i n i
at gmrdrn j psrtlrs recently.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21—1/71
—Aa official breakdown of recent trew w y flirurr* showed
that 95573MJH0 bad been spent
for recetery aad relief since July
1. with 4.1773MA37 of that amount
financed by repayments of old
rrrentment loans.
Figured on the same bails,
9704,513,131' whs expended In the
similar period last year with #227,$88314 cominy from repayments.
Net recovery aad relief disburse*
menU were listed as 9tD9.732.723
this year aad 9*38,424315 Ust
year.
Under the treasury’s method of
boohheeplni, repayments or o.d
hums ara available Immediately for
new aipendltures. The repeymente
A Connecticut town fitted i » M*
ere deducted from the total spent
and that difference or net figure t o l d 115 fo r kissing h it w ife while
is compared with the total of or- d rivin g.
By MOMD A N N !
WASHINGTON, Aug. *1.— UT>
loam fall, the public m i find
M wet-dry battle resi led,
bat white-haired veUraa e f the
Ml fight, William H. Btoytan,
b y h g plana to reorganise the
bprohlbitkmlsti agsla thla fall
k r tha name of "Repeal Alsolee." Looking over eurreye he
i made, ne thinks tha time has
Mo fo r reorganisation. The figa toll him dry organUaUoaa art
tbs successfully active. Aad he* I
m iWase Male I m sumklWlLim aaaia *
BnOdifl#
IMateflals
fo r lumber, roofle*
aad building material*
• f aB Uade rail aw aa.
Kara you’ll find the
moat rtMonabSa prices
*»d best gually aad
Me quickest ■« frWs.
Sudden Sendee
H ILL
FAMOUS BABY
Mrs. Carla
ft
Vries, 41
(abort), o f Arteala, Calif., clml
ed Adolf Hitler’a guards at an
Olympics ceremony and planted
a hiss on his lips- Mrs. de Vries
waa travsliag with her husband
aad children In Europe. (As•eclated Press Photo)
Farm Hand Arrested
In Robbery Slaying
BEEF
Rich Rad Moot Cut From T on *r Yowig Sftorc t "
«C RSTm.
Z S c g ft y n.
J Q ^ S u A
ThSjft
m
'
We want yow to see this Baby Beef and
the Other eatraMinary Blue Ribbon Values
u meets we’re arranged for thie tale.
Treat your family to a weteome mest-feast,
ducted during July and Auguat:|,y ambition* to learn to read and
ADl-l.TH GO TO SCHOOL
•
I write.
CLEMSON, S. C., Aug. 2 1 .- by Clcmaon College.
Many t f the students, adminisOdest of the students Is Mrs.
iA’y—'The sehnol Im-II peultd Into
In the lives of .131 adults attend trntivi-iiffirisl* say, were prompt- l.uey Liters, 70, a second-year
R
o
a s t ' » 1 4 *
ing the Opportunity sehool cun- ed to come to the college esmpin Urh-ilar,
Quantity Rights Reserved
Take advantage o f Ih n r special low price* on A ft PV
fanry rtf fee trio— Frexhly ltdaxled and Freeh ly Ground!
FIGHT O’CLOCK
Mild ami Mellow
MONTGOMKRY., Ain.. Aug. 21.
— M l—Mr*. James Fitts Hill, pres
ident o f the Alabama Congress of
Parents and Teachers, said property
Alsbt.mn
had
assessments
at Prohibit Inn Reform.
dropped 20 percent in thu Inst
‘ Their advisory cnmmllteo hifive yrars snd caused « shortage
dudes: Pierre 8. Dupont, o f the
In school revenues.
I
;
"Close" odors esn be removed
frnm closed houses by hurnlng n
piece of gum camphor mound
which has been pieced u »mull
quantity of ground coffee,
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Mrs. Diana A. I'apwnrth, HU
‘ The Grinina Itrplihlie wss fur* year* old on Aug. ID, 1U.1H, made
malty established at Weimar on uniforms far "the boys in bine"
Aug. 11. 1919..
during the dull War.
1
Fresh Dressed F r y e r * each 4 9
OOKAR
Winer
TOMATOES Iona Brand I No. 2 can« , 25c
PEAS Iona Brand
No. 2 can
10c
RCTIOOL REVENUE HIIORT
munitions family; Rnlwrt K. Cas
satt. a Philadelphia banker; Gray’ wn 5f. I*. Murphy, n New York
' hanker; Rep. James W. Wadsworth,
* of New York; Ralph M. flhaw. Chii cagn nttornrypaml Renedlet Crow
ell, nisislant secretory a f war from
, 1917 In 1920.1
HKI> CIRC IK
Rich 4k Tull lb-lied | Vigorous 4
CQRN
Iona Brand
No. 2 can
A t C -Frw hJrtu»H ueBlkwd
if
)
:
: 1®°
:
/5\
Welcome To
JO'*1) . Our Neighborhood
SPINACH Prepared No 2 can
10c
ASPARAGUS TIPS Fancy 2 pfcnic cans 25c
SAUER KRAUT Iona 2 No. 2>/s cans
25c
IONA HHANU— With Cbeexe and Tomato Sauce
k i t /.
Iw * ..
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A O N E -D A Y | S A L E
I
C S ^ L .'h u J jy ,
Fcuturinf three leuderM “t below coat
. price*------- For Suturtlny only—um! cuah
Shoulder Roast lb. |$c
CHUCK ROAST Ih. l j e
vim. in* suer
UKStKNt I.OIU. I t t » • «
RIB STEW 2 lbs. 2SC
T-Bone Steaks lb. J f c
CUBE STEAKS 3 for 25*
FRYERS
each
U. B. No. 1 Famous Long Island Cobblsrs
P o t a t o e s
1 0 « » 2
CrUp RoUJen
PIG LIVER 2 lbs. 25t
Pork Sausage
lb. 2)C
c
.
C. 8. No. 1 Siberia
PEACH ES
FBBBM
9
C A R R O T S 2 b e ta . . .
BACON, no rind, 1b. IJc
2
h i.
Fancy Gravenstein Eating
CANNED FRUITS,
Go. Pio Puac^ut 2 no 2(/ i c m
19c
Sanford Grapafruit Juica 3 no 2 cant 25c
Dhinhwd SL Pinaappb 2 no 2 cant 25c
Libby Ptnaappfn Juka 3 no. | cam 2Sc
Limit ft ba(i to cut-
Thompson
Seedless, Ih
Thin-skln,
Juicy, do*
CANNED VEGETABLES
O b * and Tomafem 2 no 2 cam
R*d Kidnay Boons
2 t i l cam
Ubby'i Tomato Juicq 3 no I cam
Akforagus picnic cant
2 for
PEACHES
ARfiO STARCH
CINGKR BREAD MIX
CAMAY
U. S. No. 1 RAMBO APPLES 4 lb*, l f c
Red MALAGA GRAPES 3 lbs. 25c
Large AVOCADO PEARS earh .
TUXEDO JACK POT CSM LOO
IF
Sweet, richly flavored
. little ham*, rut from trndrr Porker*—*clcntifle*tly
(, sugar cured. Yours la
? waiting but hurry — you
k know theyll bo a sell-out
' at this sensations) price.
m u n i 's MV At..
* n‘l C* t r * ‘
DO N O * CONPUBI THRBB PRODUCT! WITH
CUKAP..INFERIOR GRADER—EARLY * DANIEL
MANUFACrrURER ONLY THE REIT.
Picnic Hams
2484 Sanford Ave,
MEATS
PORK CHOI’S ih 25c
Club, lb
Again We Bring You Thousand* At A Sensational Future Price!
I
!'«, 0 '
- 7 to help eelebrate with Mr.
Cowan and to booat our end of
town we preaent a’ f
Loin, lb
vacuum
packed, lb
SALAD PRESSING Iona Quart Jar
25c
SANDWICH SPREAD Rajah 8 oz. Jar 12c
RED CROSS TOWEI.S
roll
10c
S K rYour now cstoreo acroxx
w a n
I
the stm-t
m
from ux lx U cm lit to -Sanford
m ^ H a n d ' wo wlah you the best of
Round, lb
LOAF
1 MR
K
SLICED HAM BOLOGNA
SMOKED SAUSAGE , .
LARGE JUICY WEINERS ,
SALT BOILING BACOty
•
National ilixcult L'o.
TUXEDO
FRESH DRESSED HENS"“ ‘ ~ R> * t j j
MT VERNON RINDLESS BACON
h ■ 39
LARD PhilEpine.Imptd.
• lb
ID
FANCY SLICED RIND-ON BACON lb 29
14 oz.
Nectar Mrand
A Family Favorite!
Stowing Cats •*>■»•"?.* 9c
Gobbler potatoes •5 m
Uc
19c
19c
2ic
2Sc
CANNED MEATS
lA b y Cornad Btof Hash 2 no I c*m I9e
Ubby Ybnn* Sawooa
I cam
25c Tropical Salad Drawing
2f
American OB Sordino* 4
cam 25c Ptaparod Mustard
of
Odor Vinegar
qt
jar
SPR E AD S, C E R E A LS . E T C , j U t t y A p p le B u ffe r
34m Ur
17c
Toilet
P o m 3 far 10c
o* lasthiM
Cm^y 3 for 15c B * t t t r > > 3 9 C
Oiydof 3 for 36c i-uv*u'. Bted White
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T O T B A W F O I P W W Ud A
tS* spending o f l b
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iA W W O T l W 4 N P P A
—
• a rary stirtllng ok- reasons why *o much xrai
Fee one thing, the; « f thi* crcnt. I f ao, the
In the current |
M W flacal year beginning July llouac preferred
preulon or of n
1 w*a only •la week* olJ; ran.t rea»on* to the Imagination, for
year choire), i Km c . . _
o f ita aacertainlio
(till
lay It made no comment.
,
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•
—
loro bound to apply with apodal ahead. Far another, Congress had
Republican speculation xn
IJ lIt M l
r B M A l fore*. The evidence that tiwy do Jaat haaa permitted to quit two
long way. It played with tha
W N lfU U
U i l l r e , U fumi-hed by tha alacrity wlthjmcnlhs
itha previously
peerloualy without any
any! “ necessary,” on which so teach j
By A N M K W ItEHDi NO
I which the Republicans rabid the; hint that anyone was thinking
L1— seemed to hinge. Did Mr. More I ADDIS ABAHA. Avg. il.- O P )
»t
wm « « _____ 'c ry o f "politic*!” after tha Baoae . new t a m “ accessary.”
In
l* n «U
D c l K i C i ^ veil tax conference.
What Mr. Uorgenthau had to genlhau mean the budget eoulil[— Viceroy ttodolfo UraVl.nl,
be balanced without new tan s, taking stock o f Italy** new East
111 T a x e s
Republican Chrirwan Hamilton] xay waa given a setting, howerer,
or did he merely mean lucriaet i fAfrican empire, his found that
i exerted this crcnt with a bigi which (o d d not fail to ntlract
would be unwise now in spite nf.probmty the smal rst portion of
laugh, but other* la hia party.
party attention.
“
To hear
the
newt the deficit ?
H may one day be the most Im
—----I were butt, ferrent aad caaatic In Chairman Harrison o f the Senate
Wn* the White House meeting portant. This is the Island o f IhiBYRON PRICK
I their protect*. Tha general Re- finance committee had been sum
wholly
divorced
from politics,,
The Aweeiated puMienn reaction quickly eetah- moned from a busy primary cam and was it a fully legitimate ae-‘ meira. tiny and barren but of
great strategic Importance because
_ ___ ____ . Washington.
lUhed an expectation that Oox- paign In Mississippi, ami Chairtlon on the part o f a re«pnnslbln
It lies at the narrow southern en
,'flh and large, year in ami yea ri*rnor Landrwi would ha»o aotwa- man Houghton o f tho
_____
ITousu' administration to reassure
trance to the Red Sea.
I M there U no more touchy Ia Way*
ami
Means Committee ness at a time o f ccunomk
Italy £nt It not as a result of
called suddenly back form North, turn T
.the ltali>-Ethiopian wsr but from
Carolina.
Probably tho answer to
-------— “ "jMussolinPs
negotiations
with
After many mysterious specu , .
N t^fon ly U the pocktiboohj " 'r h i principal public derrlop- lations overnight, the two con last question does not matter French FoiVIpn Minister IV rre
ftntU, among the moil tender,' merit emanating from tha Whita gressional leader* n r t ushered greatly, aa far aa the practical j U v.| l„ January. IMA. France
h a ^ M k about taxes always ln-| House tax confab was a data- Into the White House at rn un- rnnsequrncea are concerned, la |ht.„ frrW , w lio B o( K,cnch
|,*|U(,|n|f Ihlmrlrm,
It-elf with the ireM r* 11 nu-nt by Secretary Morgenthau. usunlly early morning hour. The a campaign year t Is to be M ps'etetl that political interpretssituation. Heavy taxes It set forth a modus if u, based i stage was set for momentous ami
ha, m.w ben fortified.
t a t the tap o f the industrial, on current conditions, that no tax[ possibly historic development i. tlcn. wll! lw applietl to tho act.
by curtailing the not Increase
appeared
‘
^
With a supporting navy It might
Then the breathless public was
o f tho big crrpuratlons,
*a te to
able to close the Red Sea to
glvrn the Morgenthau pstatem
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w r m eent.
n i.
n* is ssafe
to say at least
the bettom by restrictor Ordinarily that might wot bo I New there may have been valid what happened
iMi'tttw
enemy aklita
ships.
White
Fifteen miles to the southeast,
however. Is Prrlm, a British forti
fied sren under the protectorate
of Aden.
Tho thrrsho'd » f the Rnl Sea l*
alremly n trmil leanme spot | for
Fall aad Complete U ae Llqwars
Beat Bar Service la Baafacd
l_ House has greatly armiserI the
^jGrazbiti Discovers
f '—^Possibilities In
bland Of Dumeir*
OLD FARMER HUBBARD
Not Necessary
g k f"*.
- i— •>;a^ry,u?3W'1Bssi
HARRY’S
114 Park Ave.
LV
Country Roll
RUTTER lb.
......
H Cal. Pan Valley Farm
R IL E Y ’S
PURE GA. SYRUP...
Lb. CUi. Margarine
GOOD LUCK ... ..........
h
o*. rkg.
F r iJ la t.
VALLEY RAISINS ......
M ali
DOG FOOD No. 1 (*»...
Quality Department
I t s l f f T e n te r lin k
Steak lb. 15c
i: m
k h t k h x■ a
nu
\ >sirrilf
p * :n g «<• n HR
um
-r H
--u i r ..
nstoinn
ero w
M orrrll’a
Loin STEAK lb. ICs
Beef
Roast lb. 25c
B : i.iiVhkuu m a -*** ’
.1 .
Lahib Chops lb. 25c
I f
A M
C
Hull
nr
lb. 27c STEAKS lb. 2)C
BACON lb. 12ic STEW
lb.
10c
LARD 2 ibs. 23c Beef LIVEft Ih. IXe
PrWa Sugar
H A M
Lured SUiHMd ^
n iuH K wisr.ii is u x n u .ru
iiio
Roastlb. 121c
Horn*
s
O
U Inolr
m m j'cuiv m rm
SLICFD HAM BOMMiNA
Fm h Ground HAMIU'HCKR
SPARK RIB TIPS
Put SaiauMio
Smoht Pork SauMge
-<i....
. .
n». . cast
an »t r t - t t im
b
Asparagus 10c
| us t a in t v Tt>u.srr
RlaaMHN
25c
Sugar Peas
u rra sv
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1 (H
TEA
25c
iaa
* w lr
1 1
PORK & BEANS 3 for 14c
CORN FLAKES 2 pkg*. lie
a m
iix m
i
it
l,- r * - >i- >!<TO> ar-txw vow
** la* Ma.
Spaghetti
30 |.
\
can 5c
vwkr i
.
x
-
*
va* • rava
Standard
j » ; a r.ta
Shortening 4 lb. ctn. 4 5 c
Tall M ilk 3 fo r 19c
rw.:»:>
aha. •■•Itak* <*rex m§ < Rffep Minn Iitarrllanqp mi
F IG S « ) oz. jar 3 9 c
t’sllre
Maxwell House lb. can 2?1? S t l u a i
MU* *1.
DESSERTS 3. pkgg. l * | Relish
Ij:/^ i o c
GELATINE 3 oktra.
u X B S S
■ IL K
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tomatoes
* '
I*»hM »| | U ot? rr«i hu.i n w a y i
nmu*'l
s
a*I
Ml
'Si
-4
4 cans
*
SCOCOSHORTENING 4lb.ctn.
BLUE ROSE RICE
4 lb. pkg.
CHKKSE CAKE
Vi
I Sliced Bread F r y
TWICE AS C00D
Nc-ltj Ltottlin^ Co.
iANSLEY
yout -Qtlantd. home
I'irk
your fatorlte
drink.
k«u II (ind it at IVrk’ s Mar.
And viiull find
it mi snl
right and served right. . . a
rrsall of -rlrrled llqinir and
-pcrisli.'ril mixing. 'Ilral's the
•txrel o f the popularity of
Perk’s heller drinks, served
(hr K IU IIT way
T.ltxfafy fvrvhhad room*
liulpttl guttmMi
jlmmmt bad*
Coaifortibla chain
Knlful bad light.
Wall lighted bjthrcomi
That# camforti ira your*
wh.thar you occupy an •«•
paxiiva luita or a minimum
piicad room. And tha tama
friandly and affleiant larvica
go#* to EVERY guait.
PERK’S
PLACE
llf illllB
DINKIER HOTELS CO.
iMMft'ild
Chons DIM
.1 Ml. So. on Orlando Itrxu*
CAILINC DINK'H
frnid.it and Cunii U kqu
m m m e ^ Oneratfag UW
'-a
The M a y ATLANTA
ladrwIlfbitB NARfraii
25cjkerosene oil
u<r M ir
45c Fmh Cube PICKLES
5 gallons
M-t I
T
*
M
A Summer Peaaert
Cherrv Merlnuue
• *
riE
*t «
/+ .
24c
Uran Muffintt
You'll Sure Want Some A l
16c
IIKI.P T ilt: I.OCAI. BOORTKK
n .llll
11V
IID YIN fl
YDUH IIAKKI) fitKIDH AT
AR(>AIN
AKE
SHOP
sallysB
i) -e>*
LANEY’S
IIAKKI) CHICKEN with dreMMinjr
CKANKKKKY SACCFa
STlHNCLKSS FOLK HRANS
MASHK1) POTATOES
HOT 1IIS( CIT & HCTTKR
SLICED TOMATOES
ICED TEA or COFFEE
53c
U U U U u £ 5 e !ij!
UUUiiuiiWKaa
illlliligiMB!
30c
8 g
1 HOTU SNSHY, ATLANTA
13c
Another Hir Lunch waiting for you at
JtffortM Bavit montromiit
TbcTahrihruiMiNCHAM
10oz.jar
io c
20C Sim Floss TOMATO JUICE 2 for IV
s-J
LOAF CAKE
------Than Kver
For.
----- Steak*
— — Cliicker
----- ( ’hop Suey
Main the
IkaSaMBMh SAVANNAH
*ka I"-
lank Al ThU One
Our Kitchen
It Mure
POPULAR
Dm SLCkarits new ouians
wish * a r r k ... .1 ta lk SSeaaa. r * V -r Tea
i3
23c
• ulnasuSa
.won it.:v< sll.xvw lu w
D re ssin g qtjar 2 3 c
'
,AT ITS IEST
1
l.KMON
viasiivia <oaai.s:M
SEMINOLE TOILBf TISSUE roll Kt
UtUPSO
3pkga*
JSC o i v v w M S i I r
vw, H r a v e u a m m
BREAD
POTTED MEAT 3 for 18c
S fa#
w rm. ja w ,
.• " y *
Peanut Butter 2 for 2Sc J S c
r t VSMSVM a t U J i
COLA
lb. 19c
St la. raa
SARDINES"*’
Y fdr.
vrr.
t\ x ei.iLi.iev* r n x x .
TWICE AS MUCH
BANANAS S Ibs. 17c
SugarSlb.pkg.24c
«
2lbs. 25c lb- 2 9 c
'
18c
21C Potatoes 10 Ibs. ISC ILEMONS
m l. t i l t * .
r m S eal Ilfcsa «e
Ik Mb.
COCOA
5c
LIMES 2 dux. 15C CARROTS 2 Ibs. 9c
FLOUR
75c
«s:S'MI.St*«
t*. • r e ., s m s :
a fae
• • mm. URi'B |IM|
Apple Sauce 2SC PICKLES' 25c ONIONS 3 Ibs. IOC GRAPES 2 Ibs. 15c
t o i r a v a M i a n as-MKis
iiki. a m
PEACHES 10c CORN can 10c clY A M S 4 Ibs. 15C BEANS“ “2 jtm' *1H
aKaguv
9
SAT. SFECIAI.S
Pineapple
3 N M
'-i
lis -n -N f. . ’rest Pm - * m I \
ti> 11 m t'ongress bef.ire the crea
tion id Ihc new Fifth llistrlct,
which now embraces
Semi noli
l.’ounty, Mr. tVtlrox is well known
in Sanford. He was elected ta
tongirs* In lli.TJ, with Ituth Bry
an Owen n» his opponent, ami in
lP.il w.i- reelected fur another
let m <>f two years.
For those two term- he served
a i congressman from tho Fourth
t'oiigressioiiul District, whirh at
that time included p u t of tho MIT,
Fifth lli-triet. tlrie of his out
standing iieeomplistiments in tho
II 1 ....... itepresentives was (ho
pit.-lug i f the Municipal Bank-’
rupt.-y At I, which hr orlgiiuitrd
and -|»m-oM’d
in Hie lust
Democrat If pri
mary, Mr. Wilcox was given an
ovei wIndming cote of mnfldenre,
when he was nominated '"ret tw®
ippiiiicfits, one of whom was sup
ported I'V the Townsend t'luh*.
Itepri" enlalive Wilcox was the on
ly rrmdiilale for tlm House or
Senate In I he state this year who
successfully with*tin'll the i ^ hi*!.
linn iif the Townsend Cluhs,
Irw n iiiw i IVIW W
Va. I I L ae . . .
IOC
fslawly. We have every reason to
be gratified with uur pmgre*a. Tho
Vomtng election thould he not only
the fii-g * e f our progress, but tha
real measure uf necessary achieve
ment to ceroe.
“ Even if the Townsend endorsed
rsndiilatr is defeated in the pri
maries it should be borne in mhkl
tlwt no nun shall finally taka a
•eat in Congress without tha sanc
tion uf you, tho people, as espressed at the poll* in November.
” 1 have n> sympathy for a per
son who professes to bo for tho
Townsend Pan. white at the same
time giving utteranre* and devot
ing his energy as a Townsendita
to uphold, support and vote for
candidate* whi are known to »a
against us.
"The Townsend organisation will
arromplish more If such persona,
regardless of who they may br,
will sever their aUegianre to the
old t'ortirs ami devote their fuli^
energy to the promotion of tho
Townsend Plan, or sever their allegitime with the Townsend or
ganisation «nd give their who e ef
fort and lime to partisan polities,
which hot brought 1 1 * to the pres
ent depkrabte situation in Ameri
ca.
“Tot me >ny this to alt loyal
I Townsendlte-: You cannot »erva
[two master“ You cannot Is- working for the
Townsend Plan and at the same
I time support the old forty candi
date* Kepotilirnn* or liemoerata
|—who are ngninst us,”
Dr,
I Townsend conriudeil.
ua
GRITS
a urns.
Tissue
Yo, f h n r v l
ITT
m s i
nn
Townsend Urges
Followers To Be
Non P a r t i s a n Wilcox Pl ans ^
T o Visit City
In Near Future
Economy Departm ent
HENS lb. 23c
FRYERS lb. 25c
TrM rr
Fm h
llinlrrest o f the putdlr in the tax
buuie, and thnt much more will
sailor* on urenunt of its irregular
ha heard of thnt issue from now
tides, sudden squalls and narrow
channels.
Twu navigation lanes in tho
strait* of Hal el .llando!* lend into
It. Many wreck* gave this spot
the name o f "Hate o f Tears.”
Iluineini, wliieli measures Je*«
11 %i»*ITti »ih4| ft Min i' igr rtn#t
thin n mile in diimrter. has an
ftwp
P
nnil a ll w li hi* in lu r e s U
nneh 'rage suitable lor - ntall ship* llnfcpil w it h inirn* In t liU
CAM AY
bar............
9
0 1 1 it* western ride, faring Kit- r r «n l, to Ft n«| firm mti| Inn* in
21 Ox. Jar* Peerless Assorted A R
trea and cotieen oil from IViim.
tlir* Htijn*ort o f pvt ! v im in wh<»
JELLY
S f « r ..........
2 9
tieologist* -ay that at om tine- I'! m I»,*,i I h im >«*lf !•» •«i'p|Hiii t !•••
Anglo
4 PO
llumeir I and I'erini were pail of T*n »ir• rn»l P la n . I * t i h U* lrn »’ t »
CORNED BEEF No. 1 r t n ! 9
nn islhniiis joinin-- Aiahia with thU iniHt. Mt lioiis nf |u* .|»li* Imvr
O-lloy
4 AH
Africa. Fresh water flowed and p l i c n l tlirir faith in u«t :iml tht*>*
trees grew there in prehtsturie must lint In* >i t rain !,
S U M M E R D E IN K Jar. .. 1 U
day*.
2*1 Ol. Bottle
| A 0
*'W«* mint not U* ihHcntirtigiMl by
rfffuat. nor umluty ilwtitl with bit'
CIDER VINEGAR ....... I V
The fir*! |lower-driven |diilu* to hoy. \V»* aru rngugt*i| in u gn*ai
rimy tHi-dnl matter i said to
t» ial 'mtllit nml wt» nnwl run}
have teen designed and fown t-> i*n without
(liH‘«MiriiKi*iiirnl *»r
Hans tilade. Hitman, in I'.nr.i
m
until tin* fin »I vlilorv
!■' iiihit'Mil. It
with iirayoifu
lla b s H e e l i l s s k
1 liitiiila Ih9 1 | (* jit>*m|iliiti> tlu*
!«♦> Itv niiil ili'Viitlnli )»»f Town
tr.'ilfd th-Oliviaait lh»* mitimi I
ki.'uv they 1*1*11 Im ili'i't'lttli'tl ll|H»ji
to uivi* 1 i* t1 tit*1 *1 1 i »|hirt tn till'
it. kluiirtit at thi* |>ills.
asm si:*:r. i.utx. inn an %*•> r-x»*t:
Mln tmtiti1 nM-tUris* af th** r»nm
try wi« nlmlt la* •|iif«*iti|t| in lla*
|oi uarii'H, i ut in oth»*r a'rllmia nil
ii i n i i i h ►:*>■, v s :ti. avis i.tw a
victory will r »in** to u ‘
Wo in* * 1 not iraut'i* tho hnttlo In
rs:vi*»:st a va t
* r|v M-Mtill*. iimo* »l « rlmf that
th»* Tf. n -in l nn» rmo.it id with
out »!■ uhl t«r» Irij; irn*%*|tithly on
U* a irrrnt •»»*• hit vlelmy, I ho
^ B B r f R llfrd
T'wrrof | iiimrnirnt ha. k,><«■•%n
r k . le e S e a l
Hlrndlwmm
hrmrnilruH gi 11 will nml •Imtolh,
Konst
llaron
pa c t
l!
Also a ronly Country Style Steak Dinner
for only ;iOc.
11-> ,
iau---------
i—
- j;
J
�'TT
H lb t o i l HUef poapogeedixt
forth# min Fort pwtjr. l b n u
known u on* of IW^Hm’k moil
mourrofbl edJton. Mb office wan
b io bod, b n i < ond raided and hi*
paper (upprmaed.
, During tho Black, and T imI M B on lb# •‘ Frre-
im #.
too. •
■
m * ..............
p m p .r ty under
of
Ik *
mi* i*ow.d m
m
In
7 ■•
b o - mr i#
M m tW-
urn m m of
K N K N m rN .
•
■ • ■
I'nlran an >4 r . r l l f t e e * * bheU - h »
rnl*M txJI a rr o r d ln e
In
law , the
p m i - r l p d e a rrlh M t h e r e in w ilt b o
i rfapparl Into
I o f h h root
m >m «•>* to* higkeet t w w
a t' la#
rmirt-hniia* i|n»r no
IM
n e a t'
UniiCnr In in * n w M k n f M l i n her. J »M . w k lr k In b o t M b r a t
M .n trm h .r. 111*.
Ih ilr d Ihlo I lk C ar n l I W O .
in*.
,
(H i, ho la tho ill "Black
But aa a ft
ho had won hi. "vanity
b political flailing tow
M M i n tio ih iu . Fbr Jack, 00 ho
b known b Bolfoat whom ho woo
G RnuiM nnr l e m o n
• m to Jbptr rr, two, Into o gron n * femtty,' hot boon thrcoune.1
Vito tooth, brnthod ond lolled to D A L L A S To*., A u g . S I < A 1 —
Brink otnggbo not to »tiH rtnr M lco Sergeant Roy Rlfhbarg. a
■nth nlbn to cpBo of H, Itooao formor aehool teacher, recently had
■nd ttotMb al Ho MtoaiohUo to 0 attrprlaa gtogmphy lonaon.
M to M to o U F o tto y to him.
A woman rampbinont tele
phoned:
“Rood tho polim gjilch—aomo
hoya hava broken tha atreot light
en Georgia on Alabitmo ami thry’rp
running north on Michigan."
The hcrgaant gave tottvurilonr
to thr radio announcer, then remarked:
“ N oil thing you know the nqiia.l
o. p. nniuranb
Mark n r C lrcn lt C*eft nt
i
C n n n ir, F la U d *
N im i’K
in
CENTER OF MUSIC WORLD COLLMUIB HERD CIGARETTRfl
PITTSBURGH, To., Aug. SI.1 DECATUR, Ilk, Aug. H .- lA ’h_(>P)_Pin| Dogucreoo, yeuag Climb Bovtr, M y»ar-old vendorFrench contort pbnbt, arid ho er, went to Jail quietly “ for inbeltavoo tho ranter ot the mu- veatlgolloo,” but bulatod hia “ mh
aleal world boo ahiftod from En-'oobla" collation of rigor ond rigrop. to Amoeba.
> rr tte butta t.e gnorded diligently
Tho maakbn, vbhlng hb ab- by polloo.
ter prtar to on American con-1 He aoM hla only oceupolbm won
w Im iw C
nrrnrdlno
Adu
■ka fill low Ian to an aatlmata af Ike
iliu n lr, yinrtdn, for lk« llarat yta r » r ^ . tMoJwr lot. [ « • l
>i,.h.r M lk. 1*11, a . eallmalMl Kr k .t t .w A l "1
.
ra. In nnA f..r M-ntlnol. I'uaaly. n o t h in .a t a a L . " * * ? ! ,
..1.1 .in Auauat tl, t i l t . Tkle hadnel will b . fdublejj
P flim t'a l lb# ropalnr >a..lla« of jbo lluard iif j'u a n lr ' " nl J .
ro ft. |»m M ill IK lb# • **Utl ll*»«** »* ■toi»fc»Mt. r W W .
H a ai.M ib .. j n l o
ARE B R IL AND Bona, 30] W. 21— Arroogo fo r Sato.
f M S t fao week-end borgalna
Si mod corn. Thent ran ore priced M IR nAl.r.: In arnm among
Ifuud Inipmved Inn-1. t.nt tt
lor tonight m b with in* tredo-
F.uiaka llanimork. Will Kelt *1
» bargain.
Ilealtorn pmlerlrd.
S. fl. Wvalwald, ll£ f Milan, I ‘tire1
Uablee, Fla.
!? £ «. * • J * £ £ " 2 *
II.naira In Court lluaaa
J.,,ill»ra A ttlki r Att.ndanta
I.
leht. Curl * W a l a r .
tnaurnnre ------- ............. ^
Inrbtrnlala
KaUr> uf Hupanrlaor
l:a|M>naa nf ilanarnl Elarllun
WHY BE bnlhrrmlT (let Ihetn
WANTED—Km ami women to
With RATNIF, Htanley-Unger*
■mnoro for office poailton*. To Ilanlworo Co,
A .lv a iila la a
l(a<4ulre<.
by
U »
2 fi,.««n m
—■
PANT, hnld.r af Taa
N». tat. inaaad
liN KN IiW N .
.....................
- ■ n jiw - r
■■— s ..™ — ••
—
——
—
Kalraa uld rrrllflrate akolt be
rnl,rm .d ' nrrardtng In law. Iba
|iron.rly d»rrlbn| Ib.rala will be
m u in Ik. hlokrat l.tdder al Ik#
r. urt-hmiir donr
nn lha ftr*l
Wonder la Ike mnnth nf Kepleaila-r, 1*11. wklrk in ike Ilk day
uf Hrpl.inker, 1*11.
Katrit lliIn fill day nf Aagaat,
I.aaa.ua
l.aav.ou
it" i."
t.ltt.lu
IH ilU a a ""
........... .............. r ~
t.iia.uo
ii-uoinl Hinllniwry. W e-*--
l»l* .
H.ilary o f Jndu« »| * m
H olnry uf p r u a M iillo *
R
nm i (i.o .r * l
■■lark nf C l,m il Cuarl,
W w rb
Iin ir it
I ’nurt
KOTII'H
Ilapdlrw d Ail.lIIInna N* ----------- ..
laaanilp
TAX IHCltlt
IK lllltiunr UIVKN.
<h..l 1111,4 Ml'.l.l. IIA IIN 'U TT l.okl•r nf Tea IV rtltlrrit. N". III* . I"-n .d in . I..,1 d.iy *,f Ju lr. A. I*.
I'll I, tin, tlli.fl »n m . In my " f f lr .
1,nl Im - ui.idr .i|,|.ll"nlln.i f.<r n
tn* daf.l In l>" lanird Ih-rann
"ltd r.rlirti n l. .m l.rore , tk " In inwlna itemrlk",l prntmrty In tt,a
■npnly "f Hrtillhulr. Hint, uf Klur*
•In tn-w ll.
rurnllMfe * y i*liif»% t*nunty llnaia
Kaoaaaw. ‘ -------------------- * .....................
lUSA.
(IP A P P tM 'A T to * r o t t
Walfaro A f * A ' U.aarrii W *!*
Led. I.' A Id A. t:. Iltlffin'*
H a la llv l, Inn
*J*hto
||NgtokMill tofit
»f
lhto
FDlt|
•I'l |te-f| Y IlfltltoF lllto F El 111 I'toFlIflo
>r ! p iDaiitotl wax Its (tn* nam e of
Ml
Ml
For Halo!
i RARE PLANTS
] For Your Ag«driam!
Mmbgaaoo dwdrf Hty; Cardto,
Cyptooooo i Ibaoa*
Fboto;,
Sovorol noora; Bog pbkta.
Goto Fbh. Rach. Expert pool
omMlrucliuo. I.andacaping Wolot Ultra. Roar* awlri aiagly
t o roar gardraa prepared bad
art. All plaaio art kv w
goarmatrrd. Aquaria am pbat-
W. C. HARTLINE
f»n
ItiMiilto
- ...........-
W IM O N
a
, R iU rr 0 |Cni#np* of I'lfimly K iiilw tr - - -------I-ilutr
I ’ nttoNM mil’l rtof l|ftf*tlto ttft.tll l»#
1 w I m h b f i I nr4*»r f.liiH
l*» liiw
Ih *
ro|»to| I f (|to*c* lltrii I It m o t it . w i ll l»«
t tf ll In IH«* It1tott**xt lil-*H*r ill th<*
f»Htl
tlirniF
mi
Hi#* f ir * !
illin iliO In Hit m 11 tilli #*f H riu lrin 11-r. i m . w h it'll l.»i Die IH i * l«f til
4«f»Um*>tof. | »| «.
1torsf Mil llili 15i N iliiy Itf e\iiitiisl,
- «*« *■•■ . ....m «.o -«f
411-1 Hnluiy Ot II....I Hiim.rlal**d**l( * .ll it n w r 1,'uttltlt
IlS -i l*»» of l'na*li t liourd*
■.■■■ ■■■■•■— ■
Ml
lluInl.OHiu" A I 'M uf Itna.l U.irhln.ry A lutulytnant
1*1
tinad UalatlaU
..t
•
j,'
- "
t*l
)*»,oi.nl* In i'll lea A Town* un IM l ll"|l ..
U&
I Ur* of I i i ‘l»
. ..
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..
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IU .M 9.91
1911 .
U
!• 11 H U N I m »N.
<l«ifU tif f ’lr r iilt i*ttii»| of
HM ititc.lii iNtuiiir* F ln r iils .
I 0 K JIM
r*
M il Vo. M l
N ty rirw ih •iKttbdttg n tv K N ,
Ik H II. n p in t iif im r , b.d.i.t of
Ta x I'rrllfln ila Nn, H L Mawad. tko
l - l day uf An* w t. A. D. I»M . kao
fllef. auma Iu my ntflra and, baa
'" 'id :'
■1 .r»l!-•attc,,,
TM
Cnrivlt'lk.ii Kira
Imltttol fTSM C M lW M
I'piu’to Ctotovl* ■ - .it -
||AF In
th#> nionlh
Ifii, nrliit'll la
r*«-|t(rfiil**ri
firm nml h i« m
.1 t A l
tlflP'l
to
ii|t|»llf*itil<xn ff»r
tin |**tiut
Hiernon.
itoJ«. rmrtlftrnlm finlMiirei t hr fa|*
’nwtnif t|to»rFlHtot| itr>i|itorlY In Him
rrn tn tr nf fi* Mtlnolt-. m t(« uf Plur*
1(til, lis-wU;
feiil • fith t T r I Thm T n w n
nf 1%nfuriL
IntmrmNt on (HiiNUnitlni HnniV*
rt 1in m U* 11vt>* 0 Kiymn***
linittl* latoF*l»L»t HmrltoM A Non. I
^iippiYm
Hmrlto* II. Non 19 lr> *• l«rl<
dU-lvw . -t- , -..j
llmrtm* *\ Non. It tn f t lnmti
lUmmrYtoti fur <‘onHn«*nttmto
.Illl.M t 1°
“""****■**•
rr- b«
SasM bkk will bg roceivod by tbo Bmnl of
Cmuity Commliuloiwro of Scmlnub County, Florida, nt
Ihtir npxt rrRuUr meeting to Im held in the Court
I n * 11 Bnnford, Ftorids, oh Tlwadny, September
BU, IBM at 10 o'clock A. H. for two, one and one*
is lf Ion truck*.
»m*l*ir
lh a
nf.
Him
•tl<|
mitit
dstlAfl*
aim lmMMf.1 wn* lim lf»m MMinm nf
I 'N K N O W N
ttn l.aa »n ld r . r l l K r a l a ahnll l.»
roAoam ed a r m r d lo *
la
la w . th e
p r-ip eriy d .a r r ib . 4 I k e r e l* wi l l h .
■At* t<> X k . h la liea l hinder nl I h .
n ia r l- h «iu - »
d.otr
nn
Ik "
flr .l
lh aodae In t k . m onth nf H.|Hrmkrr. la id , w k i.h la th e I l k d.iy o f
(eptm alw e. l i l t .
fv itm l I hla t l h dny o f A u g u .t,
Cl. 1*. II RUN I KIN.
C lerk n f C lrrn lt (-n o n o f
H .m in .1 * County. T ie r Ida.
Specification* and bidding blank* may be obtolled from Ike County Engineer'* office.
!t
i
WUmo* my k*ad oad official *an) IW* 20th day
t i* . JEW ELER
ih*
of
H«to«aH|lHiF.
life Umf mi
|93i
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p ro p erly In th e irn u n ty o f Oral
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Inula C ounty, P ln rlila .
T b a naaaaamaat
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p rop erty nnCar I ha an Id r e r t lflr a ta Itanail w in In «k a n a an o f
JOHN I*. W T IK IIM K H IIO a jt .
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w ill ho going through Arianno,”
C la a tif it d
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thnr H (L r i t l l - l ’KN, Jr., holder
nf Ta x P a rltlle n l. ■No. ItT. lami*..
Iba Ind dny of Ju lr, A. It. 1*11.
ha* Irtad nna*. la m y "fKm. na.l
baa mad- ayalim iiaa far a tax
*e*d la be leoami Ikrrm .a NAM
rerttflrate vaibmrea Ih* tnllnwlno
d.arrlbrd properly In the Coaaly
*f M a k i k . glut* af Flatoda. k*>
w ill
W U Of RKR nf H K U . PeeI law U Too, imLia SO Heath,
lU n g a SI H i* 4. t> Aecaar
Tk * o— naawat
ot ,tha aald
■Oapevly a a d .r Ike a. l-l rerttn-
n o t ic e
,
of
a p p l ic a t io n
w aa n a a n
p m
day af Aaoo-t.
o . p. HKnNI>f)R;
Clark af C ltca ll Court uf
KaoNnoto C'wUMf, yiortda.
ikot a . i t c U N t i he Mar or go*
Caftlflrata No. t i l l , loa ad Iko tat
day af Aanwm. A. U. IM l. fcna
filed n o 1 la Bay nfflre and kia
made aaoUrnllen foe a la* dead l »
ko I maid Ikereoa. Oald rortlftawte
nwkeana Iko M ln w lm daoeolkad
aeaoatly la tha m a n ly af Oornlaoto, mate of Florida, lo -w ltr
AW a n of ■ » at M KU af
HW N V
of I trick ltd lU a a
Land Dearrlbed In n n (4 tmgo
1 i t * ■ C 111 Mellon T. T o w n ,
akin to M ath. Haaga 10 Rato.
Th e Caeaaaeeel
af tha |* ki
pfa d in g aadao Iba aaU. aaotiflrata taao«d wan la tho aanM of
■ A T T I K H m o ty . at a t
,
ttblena aald rertlflcata- aanlf ha
.faMaan d arrardlao tw taw, Iko
er opart, d ,arrlh.fl Iba ret a w ill ko
■old la tka klghral Mdder a tilk a
eoort.kawaa door *a . the ' Mrat
Monday I t tho mania of A ,H a w
ker. H U , Wklrk la I M T lh dog of
daploaibar. 111*.
Datid 1hla ilk day of AagM i.
IN I'
«. to NKRNDOH.
rtech af Ctrcwlt Caart af
(S M U
EloOtoo.
�NEGRO ON TRIAL FOR CO-ED SLAYING
A fold min# bought t t » tMUNO by
M r end Mr*. Oeora* P. A m IIA
(abav*) M ir Junto, N«v- M
BUI NT Kit IIAVKN, I'LA., et*l**» Ihn distinction
" uf having on» of lha largest parking houses In
the world, known as lha Florence Villi*. Thij pipolitic packing house measure* 20* by 305 feet <>n
Ui. .n.iirr llnor. In adilltlgn to this them are two
m<-iianinr lloors, and ■ large orange Juice frierlog plant.
*|*HK llOl.l.Y TltKF, formerly railed “ Holy
* Tree," war rrgardoii an a lylmbol of the crown
nf them* la ages part The Klorkla llolly I* an
evergreen pyramidal Mr* and wblora er reads 13
inrhc* In diamclrr unit 50 feel In height. Its foil.
age la of u slrlkinu dark green which produces a
l» lutiful combination when laden wilh the runrpicuom n il lierrles.
*1*111! KISH ('HOW feeds on all forms o f matin*
* life, both ilcail nml alive. Contrary to general
opinion, it ...... far mor* good than harm by dostraying Innumi'rahl* lim it pests. It frequents
the hrsrkish nml wilt water* of FWild* and la eccaiiunatly found Inland,
DOWN AND NEARLY OUT!
M
reputedly w*rth •* lM*l ILOOM W 1
Th # Auetln* fermerly ce*r* ******
keeper*. Th* M*lrlh*“ « N I f M W l
enthutUem el pr*ep*et*r* ta the
■r*e. Ci-I*r*«ld*nl Ho«v*e wtelt*
•d
II. |AM *«lel*d
P f*M
tV linI blew a large Iree
the ynrd of Mr*. I l n r i r
i t Tarl iro, N. t\ The trre
o|>en, revealing n itwurm
and mi rli honey.
P M tu I
across
Hownd
cracked
of b*«s
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To the music of the wove*, Klile Haulier and Merlin Andrew*
were nun led in lake I’onchurtruln at New Orleans. Wilh evrf/nno
in imtmnv "Hits but the pastor, the Itev, J, A. Simpson, the brtdal
pally stood m water (inkle drip. Here the couple li shown aa Itev.
Mi. !lim|i-iin made them man anil wife. Their loiiiaiier started M *»
e:ul year* u«o whrn Andrews raved Miss Haulier from druwninf.
BARRED FROM CHURCH OVER SLACKS
CHURCHES WRECKED IN REVOLT
Jack Uhaikcy, former heavyweight champion is shown down
and nearly out in the third ruund of Ins scheduled Ibnnm.l fiuht
sualnat Joe Louie, at Yanllca alailium. New York
S h a rk e y
W t
rent down three time* by th* trrrilir inching of ts m i" hefuie he
finally look the count. On this occasion he iisik a count of nine
liefor* regaining his fe*t. fAaaocinled IVesa 1‘holo)
1CICES* FOSTER SON IN C O U R T
• M
»l««h* to the M . Jeteph** Reman
I s L . the WM ( t r t lb ly ejected by Father
M WM in tu fflc ltritly eltthtd. th * dMstd
«hm*h, hut t*a* tpata tjtttfd, *h* a*yw
dated brut Rhata)
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be ry l Chart** J. M«rr*ld (l*ft) *f th* Wlnchetter. Mata, pellca tore*
pM**d • « k a r ^ *f driving wtill* under th* Influence af Inteeleanta
•bMtm* R*h*rt M. M m (rig h t). f**t*r ten *f Harold let**, esc retery *t
th* lat*rl«r. Yeung US**, wh* I* th*wn *n hi* wiy t« court, w*n •
— wMWtmwe* *f lb* M M wall I Aug. IS. Stem try Itk tt Mid th* M y
tab* being prnniitag h r -unfair pal it tut r it iw i." (A use It tad
* " * W“ *, 1
Spanish churches, noted for their nrehiletlure, furnishinua and
statuary, hav* not t»-*n spared in th* bitUr revolt now in pnogra*#.
lin e is the interior of the Kl I'lno church at Uarccluna which was
w treked by turnmuniala following a victor/ over fascist, r*balf.
Statu*!** and crucifixes were shattered and prayer cards scattered
about the mins.
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HANFORD. FLORIDA. RATUKDAV. AIT.CST 22, ISM
tie Deal
Arranged
ditcher A iw a (M r
Mm T o Reach 1st
WHERE TRAPPED MINERS WERE RESCUED
R O at H it Victory
ILandon Speeds
{Eastward To Spain Yields To Iron
Begin F igh t Fist O f German Reich
ra
■ n tn
cowl U r , to tab*
W
| U N mt their doubleI* w k b D m Daytona Beach
M l W a t t i l Mare, after
P m the terrible ! '» .7 to
the f l a t
content,
when
* "L e fty " (la y e r pitched hie
la a fo u r-h it ahetoot vle-
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K m m s CandidateAtlacks Evils Of Mo- REDS ‘EXECUTE* STATUE OF CHRIST
dopoly In TrainAddress T o Ohioans
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wunsrtrd with
Brawn'a
hi the f l a t contest for
|imr, nnt oi mv
uni
w m u r u n i v u jncimu^a
playril on tha local diamond.
|who gat Ufa in tha alath when
• In tho Aral game, It waa McGowan muffed Ida easy n tier,
only a matter af how mony runs Emerson fsnnad si*,
tha Ilookout* roold acore, for
Tha Hainta opened Ilia scoring
young •‘ Lefty* Hayaa had tha in tha fourth with two runs. CanI’a completely dumbfounded with star made f i a t when llsvell mis
bis left-handed rurvaa. and alanU. rped on hla roller, am] went to srrAll In all, tha Lookouta did md whan Fltsgrrald hit n Team
quite wall in (coring, when they leaguer nvrr arrond. ITolh runners
tallied once In tho fla t, on war* saerlllerd down the base* l.y
Langiton'a siagia, Itovta' double, Owana, and Andrew* was In'enlhnand Torres' doe tile.
[ally passed In fill llie l,.vr«. SwluDavis started Off tho fourth dell then singled to left flail In
with hla second screaming d»u- „ ;nr„ Cmaier nod Fitzgerald,
hie.of. the game, only to die onj
Tho third Kalnl run wn* In liethe bags as tha result of a fast eighthwhen III son tripled In r n douMe play. In Iho alalh, the |rr gnd armed on n wiurrie when
locals tallied twins mory. ware Fitzgerald dumped a perferl hunt,
on tha uroat pscullar play aaen . # CMlt of lh. nill, Wi)|P |,r ih„
this season and one that Would .G-Men were by the fly ronle. Only
tot hart aouatad had It not r„,„ ssslsta were mode by Iho Faint
been for
Manager
Rodgers |nf1e|,|. It waa not until the firth
shawdnoaa and good
knowledge
,h„ t . .Gainesville player
*?**T*^ , ,. .
'
, .yroumled out.
Langston laid down
a perfect
(WtMn „ , lh „ trlpln and a Mntei'ntnf.toning affair going teto
ftto \eighth with neither (torn Infield hit to1 start tho Inning,R|,. w,., ||l(- mi y player of the
RntI|1, Rrt m„ rr (han ow,
teHytog a srura. In the ninth, 1 but wan forced at second by
IMrkbar, 'Morton, first up for
t e r I's
made third when HI*.
« M threw wild to first. Hoasuakl waa purposely passed, then
Duggan hit a long fly to left
toorlag Morton,
Wright,
who
Waut to tha game In the seventh
la ralleve Medler, starting plUhar, then tightened up to cause
Hostaskl to go out to third and
to fan Oslry.
‘ Once more facing Ihelr final
Chance to lie up I ha score ur
Win the ball game, the lookouts
'came In with their trailing bat
ting order earning up. Clary,
Unit up, waa safe at first on
Aadarsen’s err of the shortstop's
tjtrow of hls alow'roller to abort respectively, our " l e f t y " Hayes
decided lo put Ihe game In the
which nearly went for a hit.
bag and did with a sharp slnrle
Charged with taking an oMothsrlisdVua.
with a team af Amarlaaa trash and fit'd
Itats's nagra trigto Olympia wianar, waa 1
Athistia unlaw. At tha aama Ume It waa Ingkatad
»rsfr wlsosl. Hsra Owana la Shawa with hla taaah,
as Ihsy caaferrsg to LanUsn afisr tha suspsnalan. T
, radiaag tram Langaa to Maw York. (Assaaiatag Pi
SPO R T CHATS
I'.i i m : iMinuftlun. M.
] m , Om alfM l, IIIhI i
to
Gallrgoa* to u llr. which
was
followed Vk Batlth’s rlngia la
the last a f thu sixth, garw Iha
laaloaa fkaiu —---- * luflte
•as Cellar To Top!
nn,| hi* curve luill. The elder
T< lay. lhi< writer ha* uf the bean* ha* lurn lirarlng
n rumfnrtahlu feeling In the brunt uf the pitching burden
that our
lombouta art this season sinew htx brother,
out nf the cellar far the l*aul, has been out with Injuries,
first time since hls ar- and hearing It quits well, wa
rival tu Giw fair "Celery would so/.
c ity ." It'd true that it 1 Anyway when the “ Gas lluiue
Is only by a half of u Gang" gets gassed up good ami
ricked fto.ftMw
alng four AM .1
Oakley. Helate
•twlrler, allowed
pf kite but *
tha gun waa not leaded.
In thanking tha faaa for tha
honor teatowed upon him. Manager
Rodgers stated that thl* summer
hail been tha most enjoyable oaa
M i
and* B tftU N , Aur. J O .-W I-Ilrr.
of hls life, and that he would al
ways have a good word for this
city no matter where he might ha.
Rairhall stuck snared hare yes
terday hy the l/mkottls twin win,
and a* they go out an tha flald to
meet the Ht. Augustine Saints In
a deriding dou' lshendrr this aftr.mo-n It la everted that tha
stands wil! ba parked In rapacity.
A double victory igala
would
mean that tha lookouts would go
Into fourth place by * full game.
Mansgrr Redyen has promised
plenty of thi Ilia and hard playing
rrrardTrsi o f the 6litrema o f ’ lha
bra. o f / t h e
rnme, In fact the snarl maasgar
tha w e a t ^
OGDEN, Ntah, Aug. 2 1 .- 0 D sareud base- When a kitted at the home of
ted, shortstop, Douglas Brian fell Into.a •‘ ittiv fr j'
uby to hitting e f water, 8nkky, a *li-week-ohl
J M iU a eir- bulldog, Jumped la, aelsrd thu anlA hark-to-bnlrkera movement la
Itere are few maJ ' y the neck and draggej It •aid to he underway In golf, hut
I to safety.
Macks still ar* In vogue.
with Louis' Victory
Mukar, vice pres Meat; and C.
ft. bawasa, atcratary-lraasuar.
th a aaoautive rommlttao la compuood a f the fnragoiag officers
« a i Hayward Walker sad E. W.
lit fled by f i f ami w r v a iir , r«ncuv wuui'rh ru»M%*u mi iriiiim-wni/ in Ihelr uttfiiipt lo iruth four
miners entombed In a collapsed mine tunnel neut Muhvrly, Mo. The diagrum ut top Illustrates
graphically the effort* being made to save the men. The first attempt was made through the air
shaft at right but whin thi* foiled workers started digging out the debris-clogged main shaft.
Btlow I* the scene at the top of the main shaft * * a giant h"»e wu* pressrd into service to pump
oaygen to the rescue worker* clearing out the debris. (Associated I'rea* Photo)
Spaniards Don’ll.et
War Hurt Bullfight
hayu sichM . nip ROCl'EH KITTEN
"I. I a-uls
.Vtoter V**rk
TnldU
Im iu M Ilfirh .. ..
K.iiifortl
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I>etoted aaatouwT llu ' l M
70
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altby, and 7ac>> * * ‘hui't lirliev* that we’vb • *lit«'| ft mi 11
t%
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syml ' fine,
witnessed such an exhibition 11-•» t ••M
ItrsssiK
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I's #9
nf liaBrhnll before, uni fnim Ihe IMtll.tilr It'h li
(ft
7|
* mdse being made hy Ihe fan* who
NaabIIb
AH It is A should be given mitrh credit fur
Phiulsiiruli *; i*lili,nK»» T. i
‘ I u a winning the hall game hy Ihel- nliicMl.
Hi
I; rinHriMiil S,
; s * * loud mouthed conversation which
Its. is.n 1: I’Mt.ntr||>hU I.
I
M
ils
tu
l»
"l
us linl'itr.l
• J • • rattled the Daytona players. It
•; imp* Tt»4«v
s a i l Vu-vt have been • thriller for
rihrlitNiill ul nilrRgii,
I l i a
them.
I 'l l t '-tr'irk ' i ft» HI. I/ i ii Ii ,
Nrnr Y#»rli nf |tu»«»n
} J } }'
Though the twin-bill with the
I’ lill t«l»l|ihlM 'n f ItriH ik lf n.
i s i j ,8 L Augustine Saints wa* rain",I
-- — — — I out here this rfternnon, the
%m ll n « I lemkout. go there tomorrow oft- V-vr y.xW
JJ
Cl
l “ 1 I I rrnun to meet them In a double- I ' l p 'v f l|p|
I *e*f ml I
g|
z I t ” S ' )"*aitop en their own field. Hhuuld I'M n w
C|
1
s t a j we gain an even break there, H’ k *h lin lu n
Rn
n
1 * 3 and a double win when the twin Vt«'ft|«nt
H* I ttn'k
||
s » « n affair I* played o ff here, that l'hUft<|»lnhl i
||
l i s t
would put us In fourth ptoca by
# WklrnlMjVi IIpm
p e lr u ll *. Ill
lu u lls I
/ n full game.
IH h e r* li.-I s,- t i-it ill.il.
si II ST is ' (hi, from all apnearanre* thl*
....
Bawea TeOar
I lilrn a u nl lle lr u lt .
i «s« * « • —» city has a splrmlhl chanr* nf
Il>u,|..n *1 x . s Y m k .
v**.1
' s! Tar! attaining membership
In
the
H*. I..,,ils nt i 'I w c I iim I
llsUIvy.
“ rovrtrl four," and should it, IV s a h ln s ln n at I 'll 11 i.l
wa would predict n rsTord-brrukJI'I.Y CONN CRICK BOOST
lii His , lug attendance at nil p!nv»ff
x « s 1 game* In the local park, for there
J J J J I* no doubt but whnt thl* I* th*
i j S a best lunrhull town In the rlrruit.
s i t s
ye*, even In the entire Bute of
| J | J Florida.
s * t s
C»nN Or GlthUl
^ check to Ike Aas-cUttun.
I t waa annoonvd that all
dairymen and milk dealer* In
this county, Including all grvceiy
•tores, hotels, restaurants, sc la
‘ fountains, or any store eng as -I
la the sale of dairy prsli.vl*.
which have not
already our?chased a state licenae, mnst do
so at the Court House between
Jthu hours e f • and IS o'clock
(Wednesday
morning. Tilt
II] reuse* may be purchased fiom
‘ Ctoutty Agent C. B. Dawson.
i W . M. Buford an< (I. U (ve/.
1 deputise ef tho Florida
Milk
i Control Board will be h>is Tuva
. day to see that every dealer and
- dalryotea to this county baa a
license, It waa said.
Itemized Liftt Shows
I High Cost Of Fee
System To ThePoor
Hy HUY WIMHl
DAUCHARtA, ftp-tin, Aug.
23.—(d1)—War*
may
tu n
thing* tnpsy-turvv, but bull
fight fan* stand together. It
seems.
Two youn t Kiencpmen who went to Salnminca,
in spite of the Spunl'il tovolutinn, to buy six hull* :*»r
th,< annual bullfight, reached
th,, French Isirdcr h en T lints■lay with Ihe hulls In an ar
niored truck.
The youths said the trial*
at llurgus lnsp*rt"d thtir cre
dentials and n w
lliem a
O irlist military escort.
I
m
, i, i « |
P m .1
ABO A lilt I .A NOON TRAIN E.V.
ROUTE
EAST,
Aug.
22.—
Got.
A lf
M.
l-an,l,,n
tr*y
hradrvl
in'u
IVnnsyltranlt. the state of hl« t.irth fur
hfai opiiiinu campaign .perch in
thal^lhi- government "mint frank
ly » * l rwnlutrly attack the o\lie
e f own,,poly."
Speaking at Mansfield front the
eear of His platform his special
»1r The VM.rUleO Press)
train takinr him to W rit Middle,
Tho way fur (ivrtnnny’it
sex, pa., where this ufternoon he de
pntniiu'o into n gt'i'crnl Kulivers hi. lin t
formal speech
roponn ninitrnlity ngreoment
since accepting the nomination,
in tho Spnniah civil tvnr w m
the Kaman mi,I "this i« the home
upcnotl tndny lev the Madrid
of that great atatrsmnii John
Ki'vornniont'n willingne** to
Sherman, on the foundation of hi*
nettle immediately the Kwm«
work we must ln.iM prntection for
ertin incidenl.
'eommvnial liberty of common
sXuKtiMto Ihtrrln. ‘ ho Span*
man' 'hr government must fiank.
isIt m in ister of state, tie.
>y Mid lesolutely nttnrk the evil*
dared the h'nri proles'* o f the
of monopoly am| keep in force n
tepnrted S|>snl*h search o f tha
fair competitive system at all
German steamer Kanierun would
times."
I*' settled quickly t » tho sails*
On hi* trip cast ho ha* n-sallrd
fart Inn » f Im.IIi gevernmen's.
tha "sipuniliriiig" of money, cmThe
.Spanish rebel armies
ph alli',I the nee,I nf efficient gov
"hhr
A statue o f t'hrl»t is seen facing a communist filing -quad In pr> »«e»| forward lit Ihelr
ernment ami ralle,l for no on,I to
l'">h" 0 1 1 .Madrid with the van
wurtnrn
Msdiid,
{ipuin.
A
moment
later
the
gigantic
pitci-s
of
stall
“ must" legislating, lie urgeil elec
guard o f their hirers driving
tion of a Congress which woiihl ex- ary, “ t'err" de |a>s Angeles," surmount'd hy the figim- of t hrist
toward Tolnlii 3U miles south
errisc It a con-tiliitiomit function* toppled t" tho ground riddled with bullets. Report* of church*'* Ih- of the loyullst rapital.
i"g wrecked and pricot* and nun* being slain rontimicd to grow.
o f rrnsitlcration mi l donate.
Geneml Kranriscn Krnnco, tha
With one sentence, “ I believe a (Associated I’ros* I'luitu)
leader of the rrhel military, Kltd
man can he lilx-rnl without I,ring
the ndvunro wood not ho prea spell,llhcift." Governor I nmlon
ripltou* hut ilrady, slow progress
struck a note on whieli hit close
with frequent linlts to C.qisilUadvi*ot* riprct him to hammer
date newly won posithms.
At dawn the rebel* had only
from n^v until election ilay. lie
In rapture Tnleiln before lacing
said Ihi* particular sentence In
11 vlituully uniinpellrd road to
fore a rn wd of I lure or (our thouMsdiid.
Bitiiiillaiieiiualy
trbcl
|sand people
North I'latle, Nell.,
coiiipntriols In the mrth?rn n c
but in other phrase* lie emphn iziil
.lion of Hpuiu laimchui rn as
Ithe same thought ul uliuost eveiy
sault on the Han Srbsitlan front
!itop.
wheia fiuhting betwetn tho ky>
| "Among the (re a l issues In the
lists itJiendeis und Ih.i fnsciat
raaipaign Is that of good governaltiirkeis has liecn waged lilt*
inisnt. Entirely aside from (he adlvri> lliioiiglioiit the we'li.
I I ' m II i s H Mi r s « « I S e n l
The rebel Junta .hifted
Us
lieadquartea
Miuthwai I
fioaa
4 *••• Si'iiiiim »• County Pltituiiii.f
MOSCOW,
Aug.
2'i. i/l*> —
IturKo* In Valladolid t,» tiling
Council vv i* t-'ilii) ill ii'cript of it Ibatli I,,, cinmuiil.t |,-a,l>,i- I t
the nerve center of ''>eir fore*a
letter fi un K. R. |lull*fold, di- I’1***' 'hr way fur u fa n i-l nuim,nearer Minliid.
'••ct.ir of Work i I'rogram tor tho 'to Ro»*in wn* iho pictuii' itnfohlWiir clouds blackened nvrr EuStatu I'lanniiqr lluaril. Ill whiih it " I tost night in the trial uf IT petiop« Thuisdny night with n Inne
v im .il.vlnl |bat In order tu |"o- ,“**i* churned villi fuiterliii- a ler
lay of pcato eiiiamitlng from
ni"te a pl.iiiiied and iiiti-ginted
I'lut against the Suvb t.
Rome whore the Itulian govrrn|>r, grain of public cnil*lru, li,oi ov-| Gregory /in mi-ff in diiiimti- ni-iit saiit it would lint .lid either
••r a ........I uf years, the Naliun.il rally shunted w-uds accepted full .Spanish hrlligrrent—!f all other
lie. urrea I'uiuiiiltlre ha sige*t- guilt fur thu cutisniiacy lo kill Euiopeiin powers would promise
•••I
that
riisiliiig
I ’I lulling Soviet liid e i* an,I gain onlrnl of to do Iho 1 ami'.
Agenci-e extend their lu-l|,
tu Ihe guvetninent a* he faced Judg"-.
Italy'* mceplanre - w llu reser
Judge nnd Mr*.
Janie* G "tote ami Ineul goveiniueiit agen " " I" leeiiturs in the ha I uf cul- vation- nf the prn|*iveil Krrtnh
eiee ill luakiiii- Invent...... o f pule "inns, the former noMe* eluli.
■■•'Klrality pint give 1 1 1 1 ofG.ihl
.Sharon are expected to relint.
fi"III Quincy llie fir*t nf n-*t lie ninslructioii need, and from | "Trotskyism plan terrorism I*. 'lamp In wli.it liavo been |,raweek, after a vMt nf avvciul Go m i invent, ilea prepaie a pro- " f r»"r*e. fascism," he declined. "I sented nil nlong a.i Its-, views
s' risin ij|„,|i a sf!. year lail*.
vent all the way fium uppiritinn of Premier Mussoui.i .
■lay* to old fiieiid* there.
The letter vu* a follow-up ul l’nr,y |"uvcra In counter revolution
II I'ure would hi'id hiieielf to
Mi.:a Ai'toiiieiii, y illivun of Foil the anuoillleeuient lliqt the „|x «"d t'-rrmi«lll and uelual'y ftt'- lion-lilt' 1 ferenco oil In hall sif
the Spniii.li fa*ei*t r-'b.'l* uni/ If
l.nodordaln huv been uppoinled li >ear hadi would he u-<-,| in select
the n.'W llnnie Fcon-uiiir* lea, li lug fuliilv V\ I',\ and I'WA projects, | Ziuovieff and lai n Knou-neff. other |*iwera sympa liene to the
er at the Oviedo Sell,id, where she It I* the uim of the nulmiilll guv- |Wh« vilh .1,»., |.|, Ftalin, ih»w sec socialist loyalist e a ii" '- aiivh a*
themwill replace Mi-* M argiiet Stew • nioiiul, arrordlltg to tin, letter, "dory " f Ihe r inimtinlit parly sn-l I'ranco wool I promise
art of Za'tlwiHi) who recently re- lo •I'-r'-lup the new program through .dictator uf Hui*la, once ruled the reives to keep pn"ds off. It was
the ('utility ITalining ( .>l,||cil*, j
I ' ssllssnl •■> Mse tkrest
said hy well-informeil persons.
signerl.
ulin li II expected lo ii I.
ril.e, |
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i
A
I peali war el,old* ‘‘III' Idarkest in
K. II. Kirrhlioff and M. I. Ita- and srleet pul'll,- ..... .
months" hut strove frantically
n left hen* ye terday arti-rno ii .... feel, de ired b y ....... uuty „nd K l ' R O r t A l i n O U I U ’ e a
............ ... n> Papa 1)
•
g
r Jack,antilie, where tlfl y will 'ity f"i Ibe next six years, begin. I Las
•end Ihe Slat,- Jiininnr Chamber
Im
Selection Uf th" place which the I n
'| \ i v
Coniiaene roll vent ion a* deleI ilX
I (ly iT ie n t S
'••* front tho I, m : i I JayCrc* i,r* I" -rcl.i slumhi lie g iv n a* t . |,r i ■
"Illy on the lint. Will he left to
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person* or organisation,■ seekThe Seminole t'onnty tax salo
're|mit nf Aug. (I fur delinquent
Th* weather partly rhiudy lo- log the project.
Following filial npprovnl lin e I**1'’ ',l ,ing (he year I'.i.lTi, show
glit nnd Sunday, |Hi*»|bly in(l •■llsis.4 !>■ Vmtm Tn,|
j'"g Ihe len tt number nf deln<|U' Udonal »hnwer*. Fvtrente North
Opposing Forces A rt
Preparing For Ti
tanic Clash Of War
•nt#
Scmtnol*
County
Dairy Association met this
hi the Court Houm.
M to a r an Btactloa of of.
ffc*r» tor tho current yeur
m M forafo* an
important
bottlu axcKanaw.
* Offleara ducted by the
Aaaodatlon wera Georye C.
lUrden, president; C. W.
•tha s b t V * # f t t o k n *
tacal
mL-cues, an. fiftftaM.tMktot hod
Cattrrsoa's aiagla .to « « t o ga**
them a' pair a f autrktra.
T*e
Big Enrollment
Is Expected By |
County School*
Students To Register
Week HeforeSchool
Opens On Sept. 14
County Planning Terrorists Tell
Council To Pick Of Plot To Kill
Relief Projects Soviet Dictator
Program To He llun Men Facing DeathAd
On Six Year IlM.siH mit Plotting With
Heginning In 1!>:J7 Trotzki For Revolt
County School*
The high cost of the feu sys
a-lic term of
tem In Florida was demonstrated
«'rtcd that the
in Sanfurd recently when a ne
student* III the
gro employed hy
Chase and
ihi * will Lo cu
Company was arrrsted by a lo
lty school* and
cal constable and tried In • Jus
most of tho county school* <qientice of the IVacu Court hers un
ing on Sept. I I and "inio few in
chargra of reckless driving, al
the county opening a week curlier
though he did not have an acci
|on Sept. 7, parent. are nrgrd In
dent and hail not been drinking.
prepare their rhildii-ii for the o|M-nWhen it was leamcd that the
ing so Hint they might he enroltr-i
negro was an rmplo/ro of Chase
•ui tin. first day.
and Company he wa* rrlca*ed on
I 'Iho-e school* nhicti will op,n
hi* own recognizance to awultj
^nr,), " n
7 “ rB <•*■*.
trial by the Court. At thu trial1 Acer rding to reports released|n
Jlary. ond Chndm waa found guilty and fined tmlay, the Seminole County Unit
910 as well a* rusts amounting o f the State Huard o f Social *u" ,n' w,*i c all other county inclisurplus com-1
a*1' " nclual work on
to llt.lfj, or a total of |24-K>. Welfare supplied
miHlitie* Valued at IIJv.MI.IO to'-M uidny, Sept. 11.
which he hud ui pay in order
O-'PJ families nf this county dur-|)u',,nn annuutired from hla office
to keep from going to Jail.
ing the month nf July.
| County Superintendt-nt T. IV.
Th* feet charged to tho n?-| The rnnimodities cnnilxled of, ("day (lint all tear her* and priori
gro boy by tho t'uuit were list-1beef, fhur, prunes, tongue, and pal* « f lh" euiinly Inslitutiun*
,*d as follows: hi o-iil* for (hu/.^.,,,
rlothing, uf which some were sup-1 would he on defy one week "afore
officer's
mileage fnon the -fall plied
.
I I " families being assl-..-„
assistedallie date fur the opening nf Ihrir
to the Court
Home, although
thu by the .Seminolo County
Welfare During llii-i period, chil
e "rh'Hils.
negro hail not U* n placed In |Hoard.
dren planning In enter fnr rlasce*
Jalh « » cents for bringing the! .Seventy n. w nppllcathm* for on ihe fullavving week *ri' expect
j n i H I I lata Court, In spite of [relief were r,reived by the local ed to rrgister, secure Ixvnk list*,
lue fact that lie earn - alone; firt, office, while 27 case, were rinsed and arrnnge rlaisrs, <n that on
cent* for putting him in jail un-|duu In employment being received Ihe opening day regu'ar Inslruetil the fino was paid; »2.0<» toih y members i f tho family in U I ion might begin.
th* coDatablefor making '.he nr-, of the chord rese*. placement nf
I.n»t year 2.73H student r were
real; 25 cents "Return"; 75 cent* four o f the famlllew nn W PA
K'ssIIbshi ne r . f . si
CssiIbs'S .** rasas Three
for six milts' mileage at |21k , work, and rn -,* service work was
cent* a mils from the Court' rnmph-trd In eight Instance*,
(louse to Georgetown nnd re-j Service at well as relief was
turn. (lJ V ) for putting the no- given to la families hy the Itranl,
gro In Jail although lie wasn't whicji Included rases nf domestic
Jock Woodruff, sou of Mr. ninl
put la JaU; M cents for vilh-1 difficulties, lirnkrn homes, unMi* .1. It. Woodruff ,d ,thin city,
P°***l*g witnesses; 70 cents for satisfactory relationships between
A report o f the activith-* at >man, Counsellor, Ray Fox, I.ittlo ha* 1‘c'ii xpcndiii,. a wry pica '.ml
two coptoa of tho subpoenas; 10 children and pnfrnts, mental nnd
D el.cn' Chief, Bill Wan'ker, Bobby Wan- summer nt Dixie ( ani|>* for Hoy*
cent* for “ Return;" 75 c»nl* for,physical her.lth problem*, home Camp Winona, near
*U miles' aMlaags at 12!» cents management, ndult
personality Springs, waa received here t-nl.iy' sker, Leon Bar wick, II. W*. Shau- in Iho Blue Ridgo Mountainv i f
a mile for aervlag the aubporna*;j pr« blem*. and problem* a*«oriated from Director II. E. Morris fol- non, David Shaman, Bill Martin Nortli Georgia, actor,ling to i* .
poll* icccivcl hcie today from that
13.00 for witness fees at 91.00 »HH old are. Four Ineestign'ion* lowing the third week o f activity and Jack Martin,
Also, Cabin J. Raymond Mon camp.
each; and |9-te for mUcrllancuua. were rnmplrtrd for tho State at the camp.
Fifty-three youth* entered in' • .alvatge, Cnunrellor. John MurTho young Sunfordllu tuts U-. n
items la tha Justice of the I'eace1Hospital.
Court.
| Investigations
In
five ra<e* ramp Ilf* during the past wc k ri*. Little Chief, William Goctch, awarded an honor triangle and
——,
| were moile for mil o f town ogen- with me boy recordcl a* a; Ibibby Johnson, Raymond Ash- h* tmik In t plaru in the singln
visitor. Outstanding activities for ton, Edward Wulthul. Kirby Fite, a in * racei in tin- divisional aqunt.
R n A g A V e ll' T o F k a la v
cto*t ami Vi applications were re
”
g a T u It* a «
,a :
M " *
tnr -nmllment
In
the the week included the passing -d* Jimmie Carter, and Billy Cullum; c meet. The youlli ba* Ueil active
a pro-marksman-hip test
by Cabin 4, Sidney Nix, t'ouncellor, n all -|H,il. at Iho ramp, and ba*
n illtic tl
S p e w n w ; r ,t ,,ton Conservation Corps.
Donald Janes, Dicky Brown, and Dicky Drnwn, Lilli" Chief. Billy/,
t f,'ii luinuial y suect-xsful in swimBuck Forguaon, and the pm vine Kpp*,
Ray
llern<l,l<>n,
Donald ming spoil ..
of a firat class marksman ihq. Jon**, Barney W -nskrr, Edwurdj Rccrntly
the rnmper* link a
test by Walter Turner.
Crosby, Kernel
laiucks,
and; nunilier of motor ha* trip* to
j Th# Boy Scout Court o f Honor. Francis Lourks.
W'ayah lid I and Black
Rock
scheduled to hav* been held it l Also. Cabin 5, Bytl lliggi, mountain' and to Highland*, North
the ramp hut night, with
12 Counccllor,
liuhb Epps,
I.ittlo Carolina, 'lin e of the yotignteri
youth* going up for advaneem„n'.| < hlef, Ibib Weatherrll, Thomas commented that the view* from
was postponed until a later dale Burnett. Joe ' Daviila,
Arthur tlioae lofty peak* were the most
on account o f weather conditir.n* 'Beckwith. Buck Forg'ison, Chari m Icautifol that they had ever seen.
T hose In camp at the end .if William*, and Wultor
Ward;
A trcitment for holla which In the week woro: Cabin I. Ja:k, Cabin <1. Brantley Adam*. Conn
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
» j«..
i. rj;n.
Third Week Of Activity At Camp
Winona Outlined By H. E. Moms
M OW you out ba THESE
Tha Crceley Flvar (a a beaunlul and oscei-Uorvally w*U
performing lira lube superhelerodyn* lhal receive*
standsnl poilce. amateur and
aviation broodcarta. New leatore* include airplane trow
dul. tone control and lull
Fred Knmnika. Keypllan swim"•er wha nnee performed In the
D. 8., ha* »een roarking Egypt'*
(Rympic |>a,Idler*.
1IKLLO UGRIZONTR. BroaU.
Aug.
31.—W7—Brasil'*
first
woman Justice of the peace, Mrs.
Kstlo r
Varga*
Pertlra, .was
clrvtcd to that office to Mlrmhy.
Intrrior town of this atata of
Minai Grran*. She is not a
're'ntivo of I’reablent
Gituita
Vnegnse
______
Hosier & Gajr*nQuality Paiata
•Brat Far tht ttewUC
Too Can Get a IX 4k G. Futat for teUge*. BrMgo Taftftau
or any other porpooo and rarh elM give tho ftaete raaaita
obtain*h4* far that particular htad af putattag.
SUnky-Roven Hardware Co.
Madrid Minister Pro
mises To Settle Kamerun Incident To
.German Pleasure
General Franco
Ready For Push
....TifttMk....
»«v f* v ir m v f
f *lilrnui»
PHIflnirah
81(1111 kali
aft Im
» m
«tk•vary
ball mama
ganw lU
lhal
la
bvoadoesft—lor this ramark(«bte Oroatey Radio wiUbring
drilling play by play anInounowtenta right to your
llftiagroon. Soootaalnand
'look one thu outstanding raMte tfo prtoad within th*
Sanford I* The Only Central '
Florida City Affording Rail. Htgkwar,
And Water Transportation
clude* tho intravenous Injectim
.Bolt. Cnunrellor, Walter Turner.:rater, Ronald Martin. Little Chief.
of aaimal rharroal has been re ' Uttle Chief, Jlmmto La* Renan Clayton Tabenn, Kenneth Walker.
ported hy Dr*. Duval Prty and I Rrurs Bolt,
Drugias Garn<-r.| Ralph Austin Smith.
Cawth.m
i » h " M. FAster. Jf^ uf Denver In
Mudcrn Medicine,
able.—St. Luuia Star-Tiiuco.
onowiny:
increase
Court Or Honor
Put Off Till Monday
Si h, nl unnex of the First Baptist
('birch, Monday night at 7:30
o'clock, it wa* announced tiMlny hy
IArthur llrnnan, chairman of th*
Seminole County Cninirittre un
Boy Scout Troop*.
Mr. Ilranan stated that owing to
llie short time trtween
the
changes, he would not send out
notice*, hut wished to notify all
members nf the Committee to be
present at the church when the
Court nf Honor ceremonies ura ba
ittin.
LOCAL WEATHER
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la Um Math the Lookout* IM- when Welch erred his ■rounder,
BH *ac* amra oa BtatraT* dou- sad BietreTa homo row lato the
Ma aad Met*’* triple to tho M l ten*I* court* far over tha left field
fM d fence, aad again la the eev- fence. The ball went aver oa a
•adh they acored a marker, whoa lino drive, one of tb# looyret m r
L iayitia doohled. vest to third me* at Coarad field la DtUad.
Dari*' infield out, aad raaw
PeLand also tallied throe Urn**
beam an T om *' fly to deep right, la tha fifth on a walk, two alaDtLaad coo*ted Its second y in aad a double. CkUdo rinsed
aad flaal marker la tha eighth on the b a m with hi* doubln to M l
*wa M atin by Didrikaom sad BM- renter.
Mag.
Per the second nateit, Torre*
Though they had a lafflcleut with three Mayka out of four tripo
taanrki far vktory, tho Lookout* to tho plate led tho Lookonti, while
iscldsd to fatten th*ir batting av- ICstn, Blstruf, Mote, and Hat la
• n ye* la Um abrtk, aad did quite I all secured two Mia. DMrlkvm,
well, scoring then amrksra, when I faieoal, rhlads, Rober ion, aad
C lan douklod to rlyht. Langston I FoynUr all ho aged sol two MU
Maymd to right aeorioy Clary, t to load the Bede at the plate.
D»vi* waa safe aa Wokh1* error | Today, our LookouU a n la Dayo f Ms grounder to abort with toao Beech, attempting to gala
Langston
going
to ‘ third, ,tho four Ik position aad a piece in
U m h C moved oa Bolllay’i or- the league playoff by t reuselay
U M $k
ikciaaaiL.
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JJ JJ
I* S!
Thia fast strppiny Detroit
negro regained
hla
title of
Brown Bomber by his crusMny
defeat of Jack Shot key, former
world'* bearywriyht champion.
In their scheduled 10-round bout
k
tw een
R ig h t
H e r
R e b e ls
.Gerrnaa Otympl* official* aaw
the team o ff aad followed the
Americas rewtlayrat to tha *UUoa. The efflriaia voiood approriothm for America1* porthi po
lio* in tha yarn** aad hoped for
a "happy reaaiea" at Tokyo in
IM*.
Meanwhile, tftg met o f the
•food wa* artttorei yvkr Europe,
r ' |
Lookout* are gslngl
i las atrony, our ariyhbora over on
**' 'City Island In Daytona B«-x<-o,
— worn la ha hariay a lltUo troahlo
_ . hoopla* la the firit division. Tno
/ rL cocky
lilander*
have
been
.i ll knocked off rlyht and left for the
-JJT loat week, and It gives u* a ctr.tt
’. in deal o f aollafnetlon to know that
Price Of Milk In ,
Seminole Stays-;
At Former Rste
Olympic
Leader Kills Self
BERLIN, Aug. ir o .-a 1) The propaganda ministry today
•aid that Captain U’lthUtnt
i’a attorneys charged the
Futrstmei, Vice Commandant
prosecution with an
nf the OI< mplc Village, bad com
rffert to introduce a ilgnctl con.
Costa Of Dnlry Food* mitted suicide.
fusion which said the negro
At the same lime, it wu«
to the girl's hotel room
Elsewhere In U. 8. It-atnrd
that another p-pul-t
on tha morning of July
Show Big Increase figure In the Olympic organi
lg to rob It, but klllnl her In
sation, ()u*ta» Kuhne. dinl »l-dpaak leal he be discovered when
No chango in the jitico « f milk 1 denly with the rau.c yet unde
’ to *creamed.
terminal.
The "propaganda
W. L. Clevenger, who found here at the |>result time is on
ministry raid 1‘ueralmer killed
Um kfuked aad, tottered body ofjtlcipaU-d aithouyh prltca f-.r m l
k k aiccc, pretty Mondo HelenJt|e frvd to ie ii.m unuit-alb bigb, himself •'presumably because of
nrrvoq* strain and oterwork."
Clevenger, in her hotel .
1 and the iirmlirliun cost ef milk in
h m -3 3 day. ago. waa the «r»t lh - tojH v h„ .►y r.irketed, liewitoM* for tho .U U a . the
|o „ |iyw^
Wr)ker. *,e-
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t*v u i i v v im t s T r r n i n i
MAILSKII.I.ER. Krnn»v. A n - *»V
I—Th**ri b:\* fi»»w tern » ni nth di*
i'Iood ii't| r.nii .Vilrnti n m Spain
•n*l tin* in l it r-»t In i "ht. Tfu*
civil war •* tt fipiit to tlu* lini-.v
Iwith a ! the Jr»tructUe wra|H»n«
■
of m deni war.'me U’tween ikhi»
Seminole Boys To Be p>^ wh*i, when the •»truggU' ev
er* uni t live togetner tine ipiin.
Given Promotion* Slam |»«'iaiin^ a *i<t.»t|, iippittetitIn Rank For Work If unuit|uiiinteil with Spain mil
Iher |toiiitir.«a lielirve that the civil
The Iloy Scout* will hold
liuhtUlwrin.bn.'Wru.y
Court t f Honor at t*ani|i
Camp Winona. ,n1'1. ' " '“ V " '1" 1' thl* i- n gnat
Heavy fighting with big gn.i* lias left many Spanish cities
Friday night ut ti o'rlock. and
Mill II
It _|_
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.
«*• •
—
II • In ruin*. This pictme .hows damaged buildings in
I I**—
towns
Die pr»t* fihility that t| •iitHrn- ,
is expected thut a large nu...wla^r
IHRMf
,
f A . - i . • In. It was utmost wiped out by heavy government bom
from Seminoie ('oiinly will emuri
....................... tor....................................i an attempt to drive lebel forces out. ( As.-ottilled I'less
Is-fnre the Court to receive merit
T*" 1
M1 ,he m il win
..........I
badge* nod ether promotion*.
(char, the rebel nut i n unit m i
Triop N'o. 1 1 ,yj
d will inovem. nl •t many ■'
'd-.: .
go to Camp Winona Friday I R*put h am . Mon in hi il . le t
Hoover’s *G-Mep.’
l)v
S n a il HP T iiflp h iir ffP fi rvau
)J | I U t lO v
all* tip
g ^ io v ita i g c u
Agilcultuial Ecuaomlcx.
Only two Ieduction* of piojue
Py Loc&l Hospital'"
',ru-,!*tav*UcnnfotM ,ulh
buirau, une l/eing ut llueton, Mas*.,
wheie n ri. mb. nut inn of event*, in
Mrs. Ellaatoth Crave*, who wa* eluding u eouit decision Lnfavoithought to hive een rerimialy in Milu to tho ledeial licelue proJured by knlfa wounds lafikied un lgllini ^
, „ „ uwelttol *tt
'tor throat by her husband. W. r. uutlon. Retail pii;es there have al
-B IT Graves, Tuesday night at so liven reduced. Tliv other reduc
her npnrtmenl on the corner of tion o f pridueer prieea wa* re
Palmetto Avenue and Fifth Street, ported to bo ut Kn xville, Tunn.
waa discharged from the KernxldThe princi|uil cause underlying
Larghton Memorial Hcrpital this
this month’s advance in prices U
morning.
Hospital attachrs stated that apparent y dee to the severe
tor condition aermeil to l>* much drought whieli ha, iltuek tli* lead
ing dairying section* directly, or
totter at the time of her release.
which i«
,
indirectly ullecting or
.
,
___.
'’r‘,Ujc
lion through feed *1. rtage* and
higher costs, the bureau aald.
It ha* nl o teen it-ported that
cutter markets ull over the coun
try are much higher this summer
as in Itldil. Current wholesale
prices for butter an- fully II rent*
higher than they were a year ag>
ami cheese ha* gone up four cent*
a pjund. according to the bureau.
of wauled men, flino* bureau ol j
. '
,
.
. ,
. line will advance In secon-1 chi'*. Christianity.
r..mina| Idrr.tlf.catmn and Investi
A truck and driver bn, been' ||( Madrid. Ilarci loti*,
gation rarnes on a c-ntinuou, *el- furnished T nop No. It ns ii'anj other lenito-y
enlifie buttle a .iio-t ihe under menni of trnnsportrUmi to the ||lt. r. ople', l|n.nt
„ me.
word.
,
i-anip by ritto Caldwell of lb.- dare lia Uni a wont u d- t.
Its record of 2,IHM),(NH) criminal* St. Johns River l.lne. All mem tb.n .Jcliurcl- . cii.iiit mi I ,
tank* second In the files of J. Ed tor* of the trio p who nre going a, teri« . with their woks ..
nt Iht* ftoni l.any centuri.-i past. I*ri. t
gar Hoover'* “ fl-Men" at the fed on tin* trip m«*
eral butrau of investigation. And Irrminnl of (hi* St. Jolmi llivrr and runs have Iss-u m idri I
> tomnrro
tuninrrmv Nt li* o'cNck.
althovgb the Ohio buieaj hus only |,im
I-'” '"
Co!J |,\ o.|.
lhr«-c “ O-Men," it has'un invaL"Fbe •**"* t**mr ti r«»urt B»f lionOn k ' f 2". while
liun.lted,
at K- source of information of lu j or wa* hrl I i»l I'» ni|» Winoin of
skills
acre' U-in-.f
fin d
••vrrvonD who ullrmlnl hail a
breakers in thp "secret 21."
lluougko
lt M o o li I , the III .Its
iphh| tlmr. it %rai« irportwl, iro*i
.
OigjnUc I two yeara ag.i u* the ' it i* hofwl that rvrryon© %%!»••
“
,v.
!
Ohio crime control commission, tin- I ran (lOMlbly go out lu the ramp l'lr * L'"»« g
. mil. M. the I nil “ .ecn-l 21" I* mada up of refir- J,||.t| (|nw w||,
ili.ii of ,l ar |«ia|t«» .iti t thr t run 'i
Mntativr* of various Uw rnfore-, Trwli|mr|. lUin wlM ,w provi'l''i * t ,sj4,n Aniti**, 1.1 thi ia|»i9al, w
ing agencies. Hat b'entltle* "f.t l11' ] for nnyone"rise " who" die* not
' r Th.. . individuals never are ilisclomii.
„ WI|J. t„ „ „ Anyone wi«.iHurenii t hief Haward,ti. t. bln- j imf „ r|,|„ to the ramp should
son. who ha* keen In crime dejn i „ „ rh |M.fore neon tumor
lection work IS year*, moieuver, |, „ w with Arthur lliunun, chair
has deve|.-|HNl the u*e o f lunula to man.
church, vcaiing the toh-n '■
» » nt* of priest i and . im ii . i-.und il tlo-,e vrsiment- with
in the identification work nf the,
their rtfto un-l pistol
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-hlhL v ri*
‘■■*lr y ,;> j/V lJ r
-aiv
R. I ii.ililta
jojf .ll>
from
m.
Out -oh the Church ot fit. I ai .
IJ’ ” '? V»V ’ 7 q ".
a ‘ n AIucr S tm t, thi• ioru- | i.llj AH I
b ll*Hi k it P C V l pnt tvn* la>
•> •• •«» a »tut'
-------thi* rliiltl Jr*»u pr.»|>|'«tl up ut t
Preparation•
were
bring ...gram*.with „ red loin Cm!
made tmlny by It. T. Cowan f»r wrj|.|redal*» t the wrist on ! t
removal o f his clothing
ilore ymhol -f the n v Inti nary -Ifrom Ihe corner o f Fifth Htir.t Kan
„ „ lt( ,
A |. •
and Sanford Avenue to hi* m * tt4!l
,i... .|4iue,s hand will
W ation on t> *t First Street r- Iriyitr. Urtndge. ,oub| te sen
the building formerly
o w n - I , ,.,p|ng .ul fr.-.u the lop of ihhv the Security Feel and •
s " 1 l.-inclol(i.A luni i . i - . t h Ihe » h l
< ompany.
U(. sn n oiteed tint tin* rliil.l Jetu.
Mr. Cowan, owner and mu* P s .i ^ ^ ,,* , t ommunri|.
agr-r o f the company plan. t-> At andher cl. dr rtieiitor* of
curry a more complete line •<<
UW ilM .*
l'**e l'li,|
furnishing'a for men. women .rod
children together with n birm J a y C t e s I t u n u h D r i v e
steek o f shoe*.
Charles Jordsn. form e.')’ »f S e c u n s 2 0 M e r c h a n t s
Wisconsin, who ha* ben. ." t
A pirn fur all mi-reliant* wh
nected with retail and whr.lr--.de
shoe ik-partment* for th.- pu t I uvun'l n-n u.ntuiti-.l and who
13 years, ha* in-m employ)-.! ' • desire topurchm- u ien h In Intake over that feature of the i laced In front .if their plnre of
hurinets.
i.iisines*. to notify l> K Mr Nab
Associated with Mr. Cowan m immesllstly, wu* I....... today by
hi* new location will In-. Mi the ehalnan of the Junior ChamMinnie
Reck,
formerly
"f ,,,r
tMDIwrce bench rurnmitHodye's Inc., who will uct a* '*e.
^
^
bookkeeper and s»*i>tnnt iu t;
The JieCee, lia.e already sc-
C lo th in g S to r e M o v e s
p«rt in itj uac.
IL
Mculaci* it uini to ni«»ti il |if«*-• T O
s
l«»n, f n
""arging
t»*Mrlialpd F rm )
Cnw* I’um'nta «f the
lilonly
struggle Indween
. Kuniit.i-ntoniuvltisln
and
lurclalistH-voirnniinlstn in wartorn Spain lulilictl thronghint the ei( f tul* of Europe
tmlay,
(ierniany, whoso national
/ociilist ri-gitm- i.i nymptt11101*0 to tlii* rniiHe of the
«• Mg
Irip and nine m eiuto^jkha have combined effort • to snvof this troop ir e to be advanced s pain ft'in the so-called I'c pie'
in milk by the
Honor Court. Front government which is dminRaymond Kiider will be advanced miled ly Iti.l eli-n.etils t'oiv.ti the rnnk o f flr»b rla»* and nuinists, So iili-t-f. Syndic >'i.tv
llarol-l Keeling, Haloid Madden,juml Anarchist- The rebel want
luritrst statu file of fingerprint*
JHilL Vernon.
Scott .McIntyre, to < 10 tin 11 ro. ntiy fioni II .• d-»nu' lu l* arcording to reports 10Tew, Allen Newman. Key- inut i n of M moiv mil tl, > 10.
t,y the l.'nitml SUtes llu- In theUnited State*and by nmska iJames
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, >ntond Ashton, and
nurd eCol->
1.1 .,llu- ..war a „ |u. |,t
»
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A rm y
Ohio’s *Sem4 21'
Sccont! Ip Ranh’^Fwromping
V\rc
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•*.|i ■
And
thsrgw With the rnurdtr.
I ■■•Hmril - ■ •' “ flj"'™ '
A tor* af 13 men Including
However, Semlnok (*>unty milk
•%m*re7buatacamen. a I m t c h a r . » ,e mon'
d l engineer aad a textile mill those in other sections of the ruutt•mploye waa selected.
Itry because milk prices this month
IJ1NDON, Ohio.. Aug. 2 0 - M l
’
in 6ft urge cities Ihr-.ughwjl oth
er section* ale much higl.ir than — Aide! by il» “ secret 21," by the
W n m a n T n itlr o A
ffU IIIIU I A l l j u i e u
Madrid ('laimM Iloyal
ists Are Driving A
WedffeThru Rebel*
M on
P ea sa n ts,
r«we|. •.**
Boy Scout Honor
Court Meets At
Camp Tomorrow I
German GunnenToM
To Meet ForceWith
Force After Search
Of l*iner Kamerun
Mussolini Calls
Out Recruits
fc«B |.i«t err wed 4t VjrMlllti
like figure* of .trdy feature* of
criminals- face mask*, hands uni
the like—and to prewrve' imprints,
such ns font print! anil tire marks.
ive OfCounty’8 N ew ___
"Montage." s*ys Robimnn, “ of
School Buses Arrive ^=r
fer* another will for tho riimin.il
to scale in hi* bring battle against
Five of 8*minole County’s 13
'aw and order."
now school buses have arrived
The Ohio bureau of crimiml Iden
here and are ready to to put in
tification and Investigation, .-•
to service with th* opening of
tal lished in Itri-I, ha* it* uffice* at
tko 1934-37 school year close at
C I T Y N E W S B R I E F S the Mate privon farm wur hue.
Bureau Chief Rohlnavn I*,n**i,ti-d
The ohm that have already ar
Fartly cloudy
tonight ’ ttit-l by K. J. A’anti* and L. Nil ing*rived or* Chevrolet*, four eomIqt from Richmond. Ind. and Friday, poesihiy showei t mat worth.
having Wa/uo Meet bodies, ajid <ast central and extreme south
Extreme
ro.rthve.il
the other, which toe a Superior roast*.
tody, frees Lima. Ohio.
Florida; fair tonight, Friday utt ShiDyardti Burn In
This new buses kavo a seating settled.
Million Dollar
capacity raaging from 41 to 1*4
passengers, varying with
the
If. Beck received a ix-rmil
VANCOUVER. B. C.. Aug. 30.
aba of the hue. They are modern from th* city clerk'* office to
to every way and have cushioned day to erect a on* etory frunre —(A7—A *|M-etxcuiar fire swept
through three shipyards, Ihe
building on Hickory Street to- Vancouver Ire hock.; arena and
.....
Il U not definitely tween Ninth and Tenth Street*. th^ >Ul|itor|um twta/
,
when tho other bus** will co»t of construction to be I-1H). ^
by
Flw o , lrf
active, they are expected to to
'‘ ‘ ‘
Archibald IHaimid nt more' than
Bare oaoNtba# In th* next few
11.000,000.
4kj*.
IIK FldllKD rt)H MINNOW
Th* blase started In the Van
RBTONUMB FIRM ON PLANK
TIIURBER, Tea. Aug. 20.- W ) couver shipyard shortly after mill
-The story of tho man thhing for night and spread te the adjoin
▲ T A L L IN N
(Rrvol), Estonia. minnow* and retching a while ap ing Fenner a n * Hood Shipyard. It
destroyed four ema!| building*,
-^Mg. Ste—AI Sovfni miliiary air- plies to John Slintcn iorfer.
| to * flaw over tha border south
II* set out hook* thinking ho the It. Cliff Sangstor outboard moot Narva Monday and was fired night retch.........
................
............. totkoat plant, tbd Marine K v
enough
smsil-aited
M by Estonian freader guards. Th* fish fer breakfast. Returning next change Iluildiag and the nearov
* dad far threo minute*, but morning to fiund a 99-poand ytl- ice h>Kk*y arena.
tefore guard* arrived low cat floi-nderlog around In the
Two firemen were injured, neith
miaa government sent elwstrr attached securely to one cf er seriously, i , thoc sands of specpretest to Moscow,
ibi* hooks.
tutor* watched the i-Ias*.
ChH. writp. M*Raya*ldi' Dray Cm
O f
L e ft
▼h«laltgwnq u*c«r«gnr» I ,ttil«
RWW of |k* •»»»*••*•» f|v| «* go m.•*
•efttan »v 'V if th T
MbRf 4gflrrw ton.«writ ef
•*▼•»«
Bf*! “ ef nNifsa
Mr.
« t « h UHr -4
ih*
Herr I* ■ rrcrnt picture of Italy's mighty serial combat force which it Is n-|mrtcd h
billml by Premier Muasolinl for u>e on the aWe o f the Spanish rebel* if France contii
|e|(rti aid to the Madrid government. Approximately 7ml plane* were on the field at
fVrrara In Home a* thia picture era* made. (A**ociated I’ rea* Photo) ____
Attendliur physician* thought ai
Clary Maykd to atari tho aeraad gaam, Laaysiau filed out to
right. Dark Maykd U kft madB f Clary la third with D*vts taklay mraad aa Um throw hi to tho
»fato, T o rfn Maykd to MmH
moriay Ckry with Dark vcoriay
M a la d throw by tha tksrtatop.
Gates alaykd to toll. Orentreet
Or
In c lu d e
P r ie s ts ,
flrel that tb* lose of so much b oo l
would rsuae her death, but It wu«
later found that the throat wound*
were not a* deep a* flrat (lam
ination* Indicated.
• Graves w m atilt In the County
Jail- Ihi* morning, but aa yet uo
(pacific rhvrgvs had been lodged
against him, pending further In
vestigation into the rase by th*
polk* department.
"d|f.
C la s s e s
And
a r c h is ts ,
h.ii to/,i'.rUry-t.™:urr
Hpmbary. They anil for New
Y*fh today aa Ik* SB. President
WAR RUINS REVOLT-TORN SPAIN
Nuody Scenes
Are Described
G ir l*
af Helen Clcvcnxcr.
Moon n id the
wielded hr
by “ a fat man" who nlwkldad
to used
hi* flat In acekiny to
a*
need kla
obtain the negro's story.
He
also claimed the "fat man" told
him that officer* had found hla
flayurpriata on a lampshade In
X
SehnmlHiy of Germany
■mb, wdkrimed delivery laltelv off."
Mar pHchar a f the Red*,
la to stop tha Lookout*
ihtaap, hat UM Lookout*
M n rd er
A s
F i g h t T o F in in h B e
In te n d e d
R ob
ASHEVILLE. N. C.. Au».
20,— (AP)—Martin Moon?,
negro, whose appearance on
’
witness stand nent the
r the glri he is ai„ have killed, Into a
. Jold Judge Don Phil
lips today he was beaten
wfth a rubber hose before
he confessed to tho killing
SPORT CHATS
>ri^y. Th* fw w * !
t t t l a I a n today, follow*
A* thi* column I* M a c r
**• ■ .
v i l | the Lookout*' »»cood ten. it'a writer koa ■ h a m .
wim reUeeed b f
I double win in aa many md. exultation la the fact
rha walked hi n| ^
1 days, which leave* them our flrat predietlea waa f*¥
kaoM loaded aad U
rotating only one-half Iwhen Joe Loul*. the faat-atew
wa to tarn hick
game out of the coveted |brown boy from Detroit, tat
by t t their Mark.
fourth place,
‘
with thajo doien Mows to Jack Sharkey’*
a perfect day at W * D e U n d Reda and Ht.'chln to eroro a knockout virdtet
'a hewer, deahle; W flA u gu stlrM
Saint* tied in the third round of ttoir achoiibaMMi. waacredit* ^ ^ M f o t the position.
Local ulrl ten-round heut at the Yam
traMl tofleM hit*,)
fan*, regvr for a chance ken atadium last alyht. The aad
i et Palathe had
J
In the playoff aerie*, eon- note tome* In when wa.
ff the fl*M after
•f l Hatted to talk and deep thouch our prediction wqa- a' via
for Louis, deep down ' la.', oar
| attemptka« to
' W . baseball,
the vtnXth. •*nr'rahaaHy, we will be aatlafied ftiearta wo wanted the white-man
art he rifted eel wife a *pht in today'* double- to trnr loo** and hatter oat a
he.
brewer with the lilander* In ilerl.lv* victory.
Bo, aa the loud-voiced radio an
• ' ■■
Dtytouu Beech, for It I* asking
toe much for our hoy* to toko nouncer* said last alyht, Louie
three *trml«ht twin-hill*. How- i« once more the Brow* Bemker,
IN
D
1N
G
8
»*■ »*• »*• com* her* but per*onolly w* think vary Ut
I M W U U M I Thuredey for a twin hiU, Haye* il* cf the nryro'a flyktiny akUaad Wriekt ehould arain taka up ilv, ilnc# Mac Bchmeliny Ckowcd
AWW UUW.W , monad daty and wo forerait a him to ho n My wlad-kay la thoir
flcht «*veral weeks ay*. Oar
H o"
V ,, doehio win oa that day.
If M
.Mir lowardleM af how on# put* It,
** i*
■»l»t•,' , ••••**■■ Lookout* tore a
II
II !itl I cphndtd chanca to caln fourth
. .*1 W
> 'd POpHiae before t l« , r *.*n end*.
i IvZflK**.'
had for
Daytona «aaeV-t»,»>»*'• andden turn to a team of
0^2*4
(dangerous sluggers, who are rapiMMk BfaeU.
ahh of pounding out 31 toss
*»i
blows In a alnele day. and we
£ . AaguMlao.
’ have a faint Idea that It wa* the
. MiaaCM
'foe*, that the bry* rot tired of
w*a U et
Wet. belay la the cellar, ami deebled
II ||
jin to yo out and do thing*. Since
M «T
.1*1 they forawd that decDion they
** a?
'} ! } bove done decidedly well for a
II Cl
ill* loam who baa been hamlllny the
JJ ! !
•'}* cellar aaaiynment prvrUealty all
\ ft11 r i i
**aooa. Reeordiny their win hi
i Rraekira i-l.
the aocand yam* with the G-Men
" bm im * I '
Banday. they have at retched out
Claclaaetl, alyht a wlaaiay atreak of five itralyht
T o
N U M BER 255
EftabHahrd la I N S
Germany Orders 7 Warships
To Proceed T o Spanish Zone;
Lefts And Rights Take Sides
C h il W a r In S e e n
tk o Lookout* tallied fln t la Urn
■aad frame, whoa Catei slaylod
• the laflald, took third oa OrB a e t'c *iayi* to loft, aad *eor#d
l B M rafs loay fly to right. Maltr tha lanky "lchntod." hat bo wao
t tkoa Mailed, Overstreet relay
■3-----------
^ m tfo r fc
g - i _____ t
n*Q % m J I I L f N P I v w p w T O
pure
Barcelona Hel
a v d t -^ ll
ContiderTabor’s
Insurance Plan
Spani-), Fu-riit ro-liel*. Htnmped
un lion rlud Ink I Inin Ihe picture
Akheti «even Nuxi wur,hip* were
ordered to <|*ml Inward Spall*
under fnreeil draft. »
Tlu* l.erninri wnrihlpi alrendir
in Sprniih water* were ordereil
In niei-l all “ iinjuilifiiible nrts"
with force. In a hriitling ultima
tum the Hiller Kovi-rnnirut -laid
It wiuld hold the Socialists in
Spain directly to account fur the
continued M-itrch of German vex•cl, on tho high sen* such a*
IIn-1 rc|HOte<t to
lime
taken
pl.u e nlHKtrd the Gcrmnn liner
Kamerun.
Jolnlne the Na*|x in sympathy "
fir tne icoci-,* i ii-inier Mussolini
Region ■ lulu wur name nuraeuvera
at Avcllino rrul kept Italy’s rlax*
of toll recruits mohnllxrd.
Italy's mighty sir nrmailae
luive already been orderis I into a
“ state i f irodlnere* ax Fascists
eyed France act os, the bonier.
Fnoire, with a rnmparutlvoly
SiMni-AiitoMommis Ri*- Co-Operative Drouth new Socialist government, reAiul Crop Urogram imiined lined up politirnlly With
jLriini* in Uatalonia
jibe Madrid government hut rnnAl.soShown liiindon Jturned to p ic * pluii for a strict
Is Olicyiny: Orders
neutrality part.
IIYI'K I'ARK, N. V.. Aug. 2ib
Great Itritinn claimed It lx
I'AIM.t, A n 2l> A ,...,hi,In
. •• i
n
11
f lUrctf Li*l — ,\ f•••IftiiI sla li' i*i»-o|H'iatlvi* taking a middle i f Ihe nuid pot
. •
. iut«.
« .t» titiBi'islit .m«l ■'*t•|* innuravKv pi • i<y by prohibiting nny shipment
Ktmil. t ♦ ( im| uptoa*tit of
f arms to Imtli side* nf the
t i.
rriffol •mmmm.41 annually, w o placnl !*«•• Spanish rebellion.
•h.»t it i
•\.lie nil thin* mm foir I’ m *!.tint |i«Ms-e%ilt for runSoviet Russia is strongly be
i itnl ,
•• 'mi* In lit ti y liar ri , iflciMtlofl toilny lay |. in . |. Tain r, hind the loyal Sprnlsh govern
ment nt Madrid, HiU* lining up
|| t 1 • IOf o f III ina»lri of Ihi* mitioiittl Rtnntv.
A «iiiiilar pn»|H»*al w o
.Ii«- witli Fiance,
I .«
tt I t» pin a film i
i.»
tin the huttlefrrnl the Spanish
I in, who Im I j u i uirivitl in ru«4rt| l»v T dltr rrcrnlly tottli t.
reticle advanced to within 100
* iloy* tn eiiior A If ,\|. laiitloii o f Hiin-at,
miles of llo- -apilul.
• ;i mii- •iCt pi' luiui pit‘M«l« iitiaI nomitiev. The loyalist government claimed
I Mti«l«»n tout rt pii nciitt l at tK it
lill’ f a . - y in|>4i ! htt »• |»
t»i». a vietory over the rela-lx rnd
•iti.l il was driving a wedge bejir .r d ii'h If*fit*ial i leu.
Hn •ti» t> of «\yri Unit hi •• U i - li.ee,i tto* rebels in the north anil
> t»_; an 1
tlmse in Hu* south of Spain.
ii»*»*r joy 1 l*u i* uUo talk'll t lit* ilrouirhl ait Tim m-Im'Is. hi never, inxide-l
Ut|t»f| Vl*r \%till lilt* I'll -I'll ill
T a IhT loltl !ll to*|'H|M |lilt'll thi* they are closing in on Madrid
ten or nod lira- .Jen•hollkfht lilt* >»'.»! to in -tornlilr’* i-| i loser and closer. They reported
a fort nt Iron and San KeliasHar*
i-nrimj tm irieuit
• te tha
many irtfionn, loil hi otht*vn th* »v
had been raptured thus opening
nai y i ll.iptlon
■iiduiioii or
only a M|io|itiril tltoURhl.**
up the llnv of lliseny port for the
It tl.-s bill,,"
v i! war pruvuiln
rebels to bring in reinforcements
•all. ••'th- cil>
>ii it>- bund i
nr d arms.
I tiung i of )OU«l;
i mid girl*, Kiwanis (’lull lloltis
Rebels n-ieirts likewise raid l»
i -uesl vs I' It li V.i
, title* un-l
lovat r ir force ileturhment out
. lulls.- gUII l, w|.
t for blood Meet ink? At Mayfair
s id e Madrid hud
deserted tha
• im<|U«i,cliu!|i
j> vetunient and joined the rebel*.
(•
»«
ul
Kitoani*
l
‘lull
lift
I
i hey kill fer I'm- n
il* toifkly
luiH’lieon ut Iha*
i ■. (In the i-l il
May fur Ilot el yt*<*lenl.ay iisniii. liltril G ill MAY INtTIKAMF.
' ..I 'Sirica I f.’iw tin
v*itli
I*. llt'Min in rliiiiji' of
'■ it in 11nimHi
A.MKSS. I*. Aug. 20. (d *)-D r.
liu* proicrmii.
<
I ill a t at hoi
Knttrtainno'iil mun f hi ni -h<*1 Rainer Sehicke’e, state land plan
i
nsiihi t, i ntr
throuKiij ut tin* lunrhvoii by Mi , mug specialist. ,nvx he lielieve*
.1 told tin- y r
^lary KlixaUtj, ll.llm. \kho runy. |Ihe trend toward farm tenancy in
»They rtrlpi
an I pluynl '4'Vrrnl intHirul nil'll- low i wi I t-e s|.rcdcd up this yrar
n ! H i I told tlie-rn
Iwfi. Tin* It'•1 -i Sblvr* bImi it|*- by the dr tight.
"Farmers throughout the slat*
'-a
Tli1- yiu th . v ho had lis-eii |mi»rt**l on tin* protfruin, rrtnlermg f* ’ tli •i iiiiprlionmiid, injr Vocal tnifiilM'r* to thi urotip. with whom I ha'e talked," he says,
they V I III Hill nidi, d
I'rmiilent Writer Colrman pro- “ foresee an increasing number o f
>
ta tha exits nt' thi- CO - -i*lf*l ut thr nirrtiitir, a* •! plan* farm losse, by owner-operator*,
it :i t Hi y wi nt out tho torn* unnn^iircil ft r u ■(•«* mI pro- most walked in the niuthrrn rounpul.-, 1.,-v were inovii I down by IDuni t*» In* prt'M'Mfnl ut tin* lies, increasing the trend towards
in,
'••guii IIIe "
noTtinif next week. Iha* tletail* tenancy."
i| ft r
Fi I all i hurches ia of tohidi an* to In* atm »uii<*e<l
|;, ,
" - - ept tin- ratio dial hud latar.
By a^nairchists,
American Says
LOCAL WEATHER
p. , n
.- j-|t
V . ,m„ ,
Hymliralist* umi
omplet- ly do IIIi■ermi.int," be c.niin|n. I. -.
riimated by ' he fnvi- of
ladle*' dvparlmerit, Churk-s Jm- ruled ov-r 20 vppiirntion• for
■
■ad I'eatii. They break
WASHINGTON, Aug 20. IIit
dan, manager nf the *lm. d- 1,-nche* funi merrlianla nf the j, , n,
......... the itch, throw —In keeping with the iuipirt.inei
partment, and E. <!. Cowan, Ir i ity ami to planning l . .end off „]■ ( ,,,
ii.rk* smf pit turn he attaches to the oeco-ion, I're
and I. T. Stringer, who have |the oriici within the next few 0llt , |,
- -. pile tli -in up and (dent ItiHMcvelt is eipseted short
tarn with the store for * i • -Uya.
. I...
-i i I have "een rare ly to designate Srcretary Hill,
time.
Regiimig severs' t r ic k ago, engr.viii i d p ile ii *>
ol I ranking cabinet officer, to rep
the JayC.sx hove hwn unusual' I id :, Mi'U
i lifo bindings g * resent Ihe United Slate, r.t th
CARY SCORNS CAIftflAt.E
■ireeaafal n their attempt to pin. .
p
[l.ir .
, a wi’ I eyi-d mob j All American Peace Conference
(•■mfortebl tonchex over Hie d"Wo I b.rued ar-> nil.
•in nuruox Aire*.
LORAIN. O., Aug. 20. -<»’
town xtrrli of the city, and it l> 1 - >n
..
i- ■ w indow * iu | Sumner Welle*, xssis talllt IffThirteen-m'inths-old Donni- Ir.- • expected h •t a* stum a* th La. t violin
* an* I lukrn. Ilnl Il*»;jx |Frtury «»f state* In chttrui* of
»sy Irene,| to walk and like,I n ’ enchev siive several others •
fIy*T ;; f r the b i ; holrli, * l-Htin Aturtlean Nffiir*. U iiiul:rso well he refived to ride in hi, car 1•:sin up fr p i,ring them In fi
-tltiil. 3ih t!.* hi ; ' i«|H'irtt*ri o f th*.* *1‘**** t*v b** iclcctnl a.x llull'ii
risge. Now he pushex it himself. i» f their tore* or offices.
ittaiiB««4 o « r>|f r i i « )
chief aide* at the parley.
Hull To Represent
U. S. At Peace Meet
.pit - l
(
-r
•an. Aearaga ___
r .b . A , , ! • * * _ _ _ » t
U ,r . Asaraaa . — ■ t «
«t>r. A s t r a s * --------- I I
Mae A s a r a g s ------- I l
\ I I . I XT
J
J
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VH
•— -rewWKke.*-«.J
.A
�B m B k « lt U * l
i i (kit
.political
nH *
|M and
k w reayatm
they art aUtthw each othm* throrta with thi w k k w
abandon of tkt btoodWt pirate* that ever scuttled a ship,
solely to daeida Whether the totwto of communism ahall
prevail or faacfcm ahall be aeleetod afl the aalve to core
their economic Ilk. Prance, China and a doaen amaller
nationa art.torn by similar «Haaenaloaa.
In thla country It la not only the Democrats and the
KmobUcana who cannot agree oa the proper way out.
There Mena «aay depreaaion caret -t h e r e are organi
sation* to ithaeor then, abnnat aa many ah there are peo
ple to Invent them. We have our aoclaHata, and our com|| |e wan with m>. Mr earthly muntato, our Lomkcltao, Coughllnltea, Towaaendfton, our
Democrats, and our antt-New Deal Democrats, our Be• h fo
tree,
w naan* find lh»lr word*. my pubtkana
1T T 7 JW i Mia
IM l||Me
nrvwi
Bankers’ Association, nnd our national eham■y.Bfo Ha werb. I* It well with
rrce, aN of whom vigorously disagree as to
____ ought
m to
„ '_j
, j.r**
what
bo dona. And this does not Include the
Legion which sincerely believed that'paying the
■wa uhwe X am and aew the American
soldiers’ bonus would bring beck prosperity.
' ‘ahadawa morel
And even such great minds as those embraced In the Th* panning show around this mayor,
A t tmgthen always. r«t the
Barter*’ Association and the notional chamber of com* tnwn offrrs s kaleidoscope at
J day to bright.
nterce____
cannot
among_themselves
aa
exactly the swiftly moving >rtMi—ludicrous, On* keck
4 hem a gate* hawse with hanks.____
_— agree
__-------------------_ to
-...—
kack driver
I atosp
proper 1courae wo ahould follow. There are liberals among comic, tragic, unhellevahisl
41 akh! tin ae* atone, a* once them
them like
Mariner B. Eccles, the Utah banker who hnn- A well known aefress, noted f a f J°u In tha
I
\ _ l ■****•
.__. , _____ _ eatly believe* we can apend our way to prosperity and who her genteel manner, k strolling
fhnoan a*pvemieee uet 1 most think* this country could aafely stand a government debt through Fifth Arena# igaarktag a
banana. She puuieo at the (Oik,
^ TT"
. l., of *70,000,000,000, nnd there are conservative financier* tossca
tho akin Into the street, and
Tmyt to *'
’
of the type of Wlnthrop Aldrich who Is confident that the turns to continue her stroll when
dad by’«hat skill sad will, and surest way to peace and happineas for all is to balance the the shadow of tho taw fella acroaa
at tab keen
federal budget and stop economic tinkering.
bar path.
H b & T C r e a te
even mir
«• ^
•nSJfw*. JW M - An that,"
e*.
/
pwe dsy . .
■ open over what Its proper eourso ahouJcl he. Aa wa realIf mumtrates, looking at tk o ------- ►
WMh wsrk af wl— that tme the
l—t convention of the A. Fjjf U, It broke up In a fiat |)MMI'le
"Yoar're quit* right, affleer,*
V . r r 4’
^
fight between the leaders or two apposing faction*. And
* 1 * h lf
™ 1
“
more recently, John L. Lewi* and a group of hia followera the young woman .replies, “1 apo|.
for cantrlbutlag to tkt un
WH* the living mind that hold* have been suspended as rcbelnin the organisation. The nglin
tidiness of the stm t h i . I
ytMtr noontime fast,
Isnue seems to be whether labor shall be organised along couMirt
very welt carry that paet
Think, as I do, In strong sad u*a- craft,or Industrial line*, and tho debate ha* waxed as hot along with
me, now could IT"
a* any between the moat vigorous Republican and the most "Oh, that!" he grins, "you mis.
Violent Democrat.
*
understand ma .1 dont car# whsre
The Townscndites, too, have their differences. They yop throw It. But look at that skin.
sre at one In believing that |200 a month paid by tho That banana was half green. Don't
Th* surprising thing wa* not government to all those past sixty will bring back pros you know they ai(n’t good to cat
Thai Csnghlla got sick. hut that perity, but they disagree bitterly when It comes to deter until they are speckled and half
procedure. Dr. Townsend, the black! Rad fur th* digestion," he
the delegate* to hi* convention mining the proper coursk of procedure,
father of the movement, thinks there Is a tatter chance warns, wagging a saga for*An
of securing the enactment of the pension law If Lemke ger.
and OTlrien, the third party candidate*, were elected In The actress smites ksr thank*
passes on. Th* law ressme* Its
November. Clinton Wunder, who was recently head of amt
interrupted stroll.
the eastern organization of the Townsend clubs. Is now
lending an outlaw faction of Townsendltea, and apparently A blind accordion player, led ky
doe* not favor endorsing any candidate for president.
a small child, Is Inching his way
And so we say that where such world leader* a* Mus through West 42nd Stmt. It*
solini and Stalin are at dagger*' points, where sincere breaks Into a long medley, choos
patriot* fight each other In Spain over what is best to do, ing old famlllnr airs (hat will
where even in our own country we have such strenuous strike a responsive chord h mast
of the hurrying pedertrlsm. The
On# thing about thi* ftp*nt*h re
volt, H. . .teaks-,
... .
realise how don, Lewis and Green, Eccles snd Aldrich, nnd where al child suddenly digs hb fl* lata
hatter o ff we or* to this most every organization is nplit Into antagonistic factions the blind man’* riba. ImaiellaUty
whip* ofr hia colored glass#*.
over this all engrossing subject of depression panaceas, ha
II* reverse* the sign which say*
can anyone d>e sure that he is absolutely right nnd that "Blind'' and on th* other si * ay.
you ore either foolish or a crook because you don't agree year th* words "Pant* Pn wad."
with him?
Belling the lad by one ha d, he
To any this Is not to suggest that one must hove no steps brisky up to an orangi juke
opinions of his own or should not try to decide In hi* own atnnd and orders * brace of <rinks.
humble way what he thinks aught to be done. In the final Htnnding dose to the count r, he
analysis ull these tiueation* must be settled by the people I* able partially to conceal I * ac
themsi'lve*. To think and to decide for oneself l* un es cordion until two hard-faced oung
sential charactertotic of human life. But anyuno can he men In turiu-d-duwn felt hat* wing
pnat the shop. They ar* dot rtlve#
wrong.
famine!* Chanty la aakrd to preire enough WPA projects Is test
w sin years. By that time wait
I he drawing peaskm* and noAy wM have to work.
SANTOSD TWENTY TEARS AGO
President Roosevelt say* he Kmlcsvor worker* from Hanford
t m U Uke to *ee more antl-alr- motored to DeUml Hunday for n
emit guao to the Ualted State*. Joint meeting.
And yeshakty fewer political pop Mr. nnd Mr*. G. C. ChawherIsin
were among the Hanford people
who spent the week-end at .Dayloan Bench Haturdny end Stmlay.
Dr, Thamne A. Nral Is spendtog several day* la Atteatn looktoa after bnela*** bitcreela
Mr*. - Marry Renfroe ret a mod
flam Bw seste #n Friday and left
awohl Bandar with Mr. Rearm*
fog In heh wt. when Mr. Reafrae's
■later, Ml*- J. C. Roberts, to sortewely IB at th* UkeUnd hnepitol.
° » th* Broadway squad. T
fellow is analoua to oacnps
for hr luu been wwraed ray
to lay nff this phony
•r. Ml. nnd Mr*. M. O. Carner amt
Mlea Charlie gray are romfortahty
saeeonced to n Cottage at Henhreeae Wnd rnjbying life. Mr. M.
H. Garner eaperta to go >o«k to
S few Jay* and do soma fishing.
Mrs. Prank B. Jew*togs, presi
dent of the Woman's Club at
Jacksonville, . and 'M to Louise
Melg*, «W af the directors af the
General Federation, will' bo th*
reaota af Mr*. Henry Wight for
the Federation Board maalfcw thi#
week.
Mr. Ani Mr*. W. M, Kara** nml
dnugktm, Dornlhy, ksvo ratnnwd
from n week** stay at Daytona
Bsnrh, whet* they warn gwseta rt
“ Mister Jies-myl'
"Yea, It'# been
It's’ nice to see
* old
them,
itedly
ickeC.
Bo when I get to some folks’ homes l go on a mighty
long visit, and get either put away on a shelf or kicked
around in tho way. So I get mighty komeelck.
My fonts at home say they tike me, and need me, and
that it coat lota of money to keep up with me. Gdel I
am all tired and tuckered out! I want a nice hot hath and
a good drink of milk. Ptease taka mo home.
YOUB Max BOTTLE.
�r r v r ’-? ™ * ™ ''
PENNY
PR O FIT
To-WWit
Calendar
. M n. K. M. O t l l m i aatertained T d M h f m a l i f at la t
horn*. Bally Bay r a m , far m m b sn af Ite Baaa M atte Otea,
lln Volunteer Claw, aaA tke
Friendship Cte> a f Dm First
Christian Ctmrrh. The W w
was t e t f c l with cat flower*
and petted pterta far the oooaL
A short tia liH i meetia* waa
held after whkh !* • * » » d ««*taata w on enjoyed, with pottad
plaata awartel to the wlaaora.
At the eotew toa o f tha pan***.
rtfra*hm*nta-w*ra tetrad by tbo
host#*# assisted by Mr*. Ate*
Johnson, Mr*. A. i . Lotting. Mr*.
3. L. Hatton and Mia* Margaret
Xlnlaw.
Thao* preaant wart: tha Wi**e*
Pats;# Bandy,
Sally
Raliun,
Grata Roans, F.lro McArthur of
Dalton. Ate, Lottto Sharpe. Mttdtad Knitht, Mr*. l-eonard MlMark, Mr*. Ella Klhtaek. Mn.
A. D. Bauatraa, Mr*. A. J. Lo»»lag, Mr*. F.lmar Cordell, Mir.
Hattia Andcraon,
Mr*. Ale*
Johnson. Mr*. J. L. Horton, Mr*.
t . S. Lamion, Mr*. Julian Wil
son, an I Mr*. Galloway.
Personals
Urverry A Meat Mkt.
"00 W. oth St.
Phonr MO
Mlaa JaMt Chapman be* rrturaod front Montgomery, A *.,
whtto *ho hit been vacationing.
FREE DELIVERY
, ITHACA, N. Y.. Aug. ft.— tram* that he ran ret Ma owa
. Edmtrnd Meiach is rrcupcratlng (At*)—That concrrle highway* * , y |f h . trie* loud ami long
regain
that* enough, he crit* for rrerythlng.
from a week'* illness at the F*r- tan rr*t and
■ald-Ucghlon Memorial Hospital. •trength when traffic I* light la ami l* apt to rarry the habit
atemonstrated In ti*U at Car- over Into later life, only rhangMlaa Lola R oland of Wrlghts- " rjl ttl»leer»lty.
inu the nnlay d press Inn of babyrltle, Ga, la the guest of Mr. and
In these tests, square bars i f hood Into moody suJks or rif*
Mrs. E. D. l‘rlc* for about two concrete the thickness of para- In* temper*,
week*.
tneot and several feet long an| A certain amount of crying I*
aubjected to pounding, like thooa k».hI for a child. It stretches
Jam#* Singletary la at home
front hraey traffic until t h e y 'll, lunge, stir* up hla clreulafrom a several week*’ visit with
hreak. Thla nvrala the pracU-| tlon, and since It Is generally
hi* *l»ter, Mrs. Clifton Williams,
n l strength o f eariou* mixtures ac.ompanleil by wnelng arms
In Bonifay.
and thicknesses.
|iand leg*, ends by eaertlalng the
Highway concrete Is slightly whole body. It I* good for a
Mr*. M. Bellamy has returned
home after a vUit with her daugh elastic. It bend* and stretch** a (>*by to put half an hour u day
ter In Plant City- She was am,m- bit under the weight of each Into lusty yelling, and the moth"
panied by her granddaughter who pasting vehicle. These traffic vr who I* too trniler-heat ted to
flesions In tho concetto are re- listen to the noise had better
•111 *pend tome time with her.
produced In the Cutnrll labora- put cotton In her ear* and train
, her mlrnl to think of aomellling
Mr*. Clifton Wiliam, an,I tory.
If each sires* Is not more than rise,
daughter, Martha Jane, o f Boni
fay, aro hero with the former's half of tho force necessary to* The bab;* who cries for atpartnts, Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Single- break the bar, tho concrete will trillion should certainly not be
aland six to
seven
Million picked up and played with. He
■tresses before it break*.
;
ulnady showing sign* of be*
But If the individual xtresoea |"* ' H M . *nd the *«oner hit Friday
daughter, llotoies, hive left to raach
two-third*
or throe- U '1 blbil\ *ro brokr"' ,h* b ,»‘
spend a two weeks' visit wltk Mr*. quarters ,.f the concrete', break-» ,cr„ f" r ■M
Illrgrr WmlnV
English'* parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. lug Strength, the material will
br
" r'J frd
*»r«rortAmateur* Of The Air
F. Kay, Union Point. (In. Mr. Eng- •Uml only 200,000 to 300,000 of
*•
Sundown Stories
—and—
*
I*1'* crib
happily fur the
By BABY GRAHAM BONNBB Ith will Join them later for a va lb«in
cation.
The ability of the concrete to ,b" rt
he J* **''*• ” h”
TRAPPED
-rest" U shown by interrupting
U\ tT*> M hlm trT WmMr. and Mr*. )l. It. Gammage the stress machine hunt time
and Hire# chi dren have mine I lime, home Initial atreasis,
IF “V ’ ,brtt i" necleil from the
from Ovlodo Into Ihe A. K. Shoe- continue,!
long enough, will’ m" ‘ b,r *" srif-rontral.
maker hops# on Iteaniall Avenue. cause a drop of about id percot.t, ‘s , J* no* ►bowing real love
Mr. Gammagr will have charge of in
the
concrete's
tensile " r Rlndnew* when she takes the
farm work for Chaae and Com- strength. That Is. a weight
40| b» bT UP
lime he whimpany.
iwrcent |<» than required
at./I**?»; ahl‘
merely being self-1
first would break the concrete. Indulgent and actually harming
Friends will be interested ta
But If the stress is stopped ,b ' chU,L.
,
. '
know that Mr*. Lcrile Waters, who for awhile and the conervt* ,
bt> ni“ ' 1
*b»*
was recently Injured In an auto given a complete
rest
from h,‘
h" 'r«' * ba,*'f' r he cries
mobile accident, I* improving, ac pressure, it recuvers its original /,,r- » ni1. **ny ‘ h"l|Kh *“ * »**"»»•
hr can I«*»rn much of thr
cording to n bulletin from the Fer. tcnaile atrength.
No such recovery occurs, howb* **lks and talk*.
nald-Laughton Memorial HotpiHI.
ever, If tho concrete ha* boon
_____ ________ __
Me. and Mrs. R. C. Long left to- overstrained. That l*. « v « k t e - j Ml><t "f Usnnlbsl's troops were
day by motor for a two weeks* vis lug It too much beyond tho 4U terrifle<l at the sight of snow when
it in New Martinsville, W. V*. percent limit leaves Ih. concrete „
ctnMf(| Ul„ At|„ . Thry had
They wero arcnmpanled by their permanently weakened. In thU n, v,,r
, llltw U.fl)re.
son-ln-'aw and daughter, Mr, and respect pavement is like the hu
his banduged feet and then what Mrs. Den Cogburn.
man constitution.
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might happen?
this means that
Mrs. Georg* Rowland entertained
lie was *n young. He did not , Mr*. E. Peter»nn and her highways on which traffic rirwith a birthday party Monday aftknow the wind*. The wood* were aunt, Mr*. Iio/d*ton, together
(even darker than where they were with Tarl Peterson ami tius An
Wild, aIran re animal*-mJ">» derson, have returned to New
iiiy, after visiting lb.
Tv in the -ood*. Oh, he wiiftrij n,"
wsre a little older, knew a little Anna Caril of Myrtle Avenue.
While In Florida, thry visited
' mol*.
Ami then a dreadful thought Bok Tower, Daytona Beach and Swimming Party I h
r u n to him. I’rihnp* these ducks SanLanda Springs.
Held At SanLando
would take him bark to their pond
isnd toss him Inlo the water lo cure meant to b-lp?
Trembling more than evrr, ■■
A swimming pr.rly was rnhis fret without knowing hr
rmitdnt* swim, without realising Mr. (Juacko waddled more ipilrkly, fiyed last night at 8 in Lan„‘>
Ihe chicken landed with a little Springs by a larg? group pom
he drraded water.
In New Downtown
The (tables. Dancing was enjryrd
Or maybe they were enemies thump on the ground.
later on in the evening.
IgH-ntion Of Tho
thst could do even greater harm
Those pre-ent were: Mrs. II
than that.
D. Myerson, Mrs. W. II. Peaks,
Nervous’ y he wiggled /iround |
Mrs. Mai- llallnu-n, Mrs. Kate
on Mr. Quarko'i shoulder, and Mr.
Warren, Mi-. J. C. Albritton, Mr.
Quacko in hla hurry to gdt horns
and Mrs. II. I.. Winn. Mrs. and
was waddling more unevenly than
Mrs. D. K. Peak*, the Misses
-ver. The .ehkken thought o f hi* j
Virginia Myerson, Doruthy W'artiedup feet. Had the ducks nally
ren,
Mlldrert NIs,
Mildred
Bridges,
Clara Rankin,
Jeun
llamll, Alberta Russell, lamora
WE ABB PBOUD
Cushman, and D<>c Harden, F.vans
OP OUR RBRVtCB
McCoy. IlarrId llamll, Neal Wal
Fcatiiring
: YOUB WATCH MUST B B ;
den. Carlyle Willingham, Karl
BYBUP FLOWS IN KTREVT
A
Still
Igtrgcr
Stink Of Men’*
Kemlrieks, Irwin Moors ami Jr.rk
ACCUBATB
CHARLOTTE, N, C , Aug. 20. Ami
Women1
*
Clothing
& Shop*
llodra,
;
OffkUl
Railway
te
p
o
s
te
;
W>—CkarloUs’a
Trade
street
ftewod with tom syrup when |0
E, It. Itng«rs and hi* father
torrala o f tba commodity rollr
We Solicit Your Continued Patronage
Arthur Rngirs, who hate hern livfor eolffnr** that go
from a largo traak ta crack ur
IIS PABK A V I.
inr at the Mantemma Hotel, have
piarra and return with no
Rfhlrnt the pavsmrat.
harm don# to th#lr origi
left for pointa in Virginia, where
they will spend ut-mt >ri. week*.
nal lines. They are essen
tial for ckle the** sultry
days and nights. They
can be packed under a
Hewirt! O f Harsh
hat,
swung aboard a
train, or hustled up a
Oversteamed Hair!
gangplank
without too
WR l W a il. x*:w
murh careful handling.
■ A T iu m i*
to!
,
!
COWAN CO
McLAUUN Jeweler
TRIPLE
For Your Comfort—T r y Our
New Machine Ft»r Y o u r Next
Permanent 1
ALL
$5 W AVES
A te teetering for tha rest
Msteh Ikampoo, Flngarwave,
Permanents
RII.I.ING .... ...... *8.00
FREDERICK ........ $7.50
EUGENE.......... $5 k •«
REALISTIC ... $-150 * $6
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
CURI-H ..... $2.50 A $-1-50
7A.M. to 10:30 A.M.
CROCTERIA
n cr
SUGAR
No. 1 Cm
PEACHES
k Maxwell House
L b. Carlust Jewel
24c | LARI)
45c| COFFEE
3 fo ri Tall IMnk
:i Fori Sc
fepALMON
25c | 8ALT
Golden Ago
9
No.
P r i m (to te Tu
F riday. A u g. 3Alli
FRYERS lb. 2iC
HENS lb. 21C
Western Lamb
LEGS lb. 21C
Shoulder lb. I J f
V e r t IlnwiW
* 'lW
Hamburger 2fC
t. a U t
ta taw
Potatoes
lie
BANANAS
Cantaloupes
Larae tellaw
Bananas
. , . the new Drxlga scores a bull'seye with me, t have had tw
trouble with It. . . It rides Uks •
dream.
Cooking Oil
Boa Food 25c
lalo 2 for 15c
U«M*it lav X a n m l »
a I
Spaghetti |2c
h
cfeisco
57c
x«». * t'tx a
Tomatoes 25c
a T im
torn Flakes ICc
Coffee lb. f i t
BUTTER lb.
BACON
ICc
,f,-;tj.,Mtu*s
ge Hi f t LEMONS
SC
1 2 lb s 41
Phone
I haven't found another car that
lioaull the anfety features combiiiad
tn one car that my [kxlgo h a s ., ,
SIH tK M
IK lX
pkg.
5c
JH Ih. H-s White- Silk
*■■•»
Ir, or N-Msa
FLOUR
Ke
POWDER ICc
MILK 3 for i.b.20rauC.
•ti-TKii son *
Crackers
10c
Peaches
2k
Tissue 3 rolls IQc
Pineapple
10c
+
»ml* «r
4 !*%•».
CHIPSO
2 «C
X-. I -Tall l a w
•a ua. t- » x
Tahl-
. . . those new safety-beam head
lights . . . sure-fire, trigger-ipiick,genuine hydraulic brukea , , ,
■afety-ateel baUea
3 Ih
- l it » :o
l*0 WDER
BEEF
\n. *4 v.%%*
TRIPE
Spinach 2 for25c
xu. 3 t ax*
tea: *'
JUICE
10c
Grape
Juice 21c
I ta. r ta W. u. w—i
GRITS
Kg
it iib» ft
COCOA
10c
t i l la*
Snuff 3 for 25c
SALMON , 24c
Selox pkg. u
EARS 3 lbs. 25c
TAILS lb. ICC
And here’* tha “clincher’* ,. . Pro*
getting many moro miles to the.
gallon of gasoline than I ever got*
before, and this big, new Dodge’
"Ueuuty Winner" la saving i m !
at least 3<)'i on o i l . . . that’s m y
experience with the big, ttavvj
Money-Saving Dwlgel
3 ll«. l i L I I I I NI
IOC
hi it
bib
GRAPES
My experience ua n markamaa
has made me intolerant of anything mechanical that la M l
efHcient. , .
Lemons
Avocados
oh
1 Jereey W htto
SWANSDOWS FLOUR
B eauty Shoppy
2 ic
fn r ftp
ROAST - STEAKS
LANEY
Sort MAJOR M r, TA I’LL.
FrMay and Saturday, Aug. 21 A 22,
SPECIAL
( o r 2 weeks
Madame Isabelle
Facials 50c
S
Dodge Scores
a Bull’s-Eye
With Me"
Major Trull Is only one of the
thousands of Dndgeownera every
where who tell u* about the amov
ing economy of their ca rs.. . who
toy Dodge gives them from to to
It miles per gallon of gasoline.
And many of them say Dodge ia
actually coating them teas to own
than small, competitive makesl
See this new Dnlge today! Drive
III Take the free economy teatsee how Dodge saves on gasolinel
Then you will understand why
more people buy Dodge car* than
iny other make with the txcep(lou of the three lowest-pr Iced can !
DODGE
REEL & SONS
m w. Tint at, ^
�-
u^' - »•/*m1* •. > n" %*n•- •?* i •.m •* • '*H
a nU
' t*!1.* TUT
TTY t23
* •» •
-
« » * <? •' V ~-.-.;^ r -*,-•**'>>/
*:
'k\r ‘l” A‘
W H A X W -' - n - ^ y
•
3Bs I e £ k J bEEs lla X H H H H H B S S i
sfsmriat tat hi as inM t tost
roaring Mmsslf from tha d
of stray bullsta that mjgll
through the outside windows
had virtually cempbted aa ti
acral whrn tha firing finally c
WtaUa and It waa paaaib a la
nadbturbsd.
'
Tt fm iiiflm
Witt J*e Laaia
4 7 * ?
Gm bh
are painted aver the facade*
ar searches. Many churebrs
te n at bad by M anbta as
mrtrre far their organitaPlirata houses aad palaces
I
BT. AUOUBTINK, Aug. » —
Bt Aegwstiaa aad C.lroovUlo
I hashed ap b a wild Ftorids Slats
I Laagws rowteit hare yeetsn ay with
I |tha Batata camtag eat oa top • to
I• f-r f f W
tks
Jars m
Ishm
I
'»
W .W f l.s
ItmOtn
Um dWn
Patch Bchackbr was credits I with
jh b ileti K h win af tha season.
I
Tha M ats c a m from IsKed
I
,wtth n fh a ran apraa b tha eighth
I
which ww fee McNamro trusted
|
from the BMwadaad raptorod hr
n
H
haweiei, after that pitchingi Daytaga tallbd anew u r n la
roared te roariy aa ea-, th* third oa a ridgb hy Andersen
da height
land a daakli hy Marian, aad roro
MS Bddb Daria, leaky first- more la Urn sixth ga Hoslaski’e
t a f tha Lcekeate, wha pro- siagls and DUHagham’s aingis.
mast r f the thriUs o f Urn' No more •coring waa doe* bp tbrir Whadab d 10-rownd fight la Yankee ttadl
With ter* mrmiblag deridaa kb* LeshenU aatil the eighth. Bharkoy, given the want boating of hb career,
It fWM la pat the LaakauU whan they chatted ap two mark■ nroalag. Langston, loo, am oa Langitoa’e riagW to cro bach far a terrific left la the lira; round. (Assocbled f n u Photo)
after delivering th* knockout
wd two bits aat o f two tar, Bddb Daria* iscond deakle
eWd 10-round fight In Madto
ta the pbts to divide hoa-.to left aad Tama* g remtdir ta
4th tha bltUI bag holder. |shaft aaariag f lagetro, However,
got ap after thro* previous |
oaana , "Breach**” Cbry they missed aa ip p irtaaUr to
I hb asual bustling gam 'srors again, whrn Daria was
■rt, aad th* (hart guy n a - thrown aat at tha plat* hy Mor
I’s, and as yet this writer has
I to rwa wild on tha bams, tan after a rotcb a f Cairo’ bag
nsver sren the Lo.koul* drop u
IB sat a hast for h b ariy Gy to drop b fl. Daeb apparantgamo f i IHa City Is*.«:r-I boys
, M l af tha day.
t >r thought so ploy woald bo
un our home groonds.
:0B tho Islanders' aide af the mad* for him after ha togged ap
N’o ■•nnrlu*lnns
•houlil
ha
ft Wsro, tt waa -Rad" Daeb who ro th* Gy whbh seemed to ha
^ Hgaidsd a m t af tha thrill* withtoo long fer aa attempted patF W a wtUaw, with hb doubb to’ out at tha pbtbr.
» W I to pall tha gam* out of th*1 A good scoring chaaro was
, flN for tho Islanders Too, Mor- passod up hy th* Loo* iut( In
Kadgsrt, according to our way fuurth i««lljon have only ala
MB mast ho glean acclaim for his tb* ninth with the sco.* tbd,
ffirodM throw af Catos’ long Gy whan Overstreet walked, took o f thinking, b th* outstamilng more. Of course, there Is n
McGloin Strike* Out
v 'tB drop b f l after the catch lo second on BWtraTc siagb to manager In th* entire Florida natural tendency to pull too
8, LimlUAulems To
.f Mteh Dari* coming home with right cantor, hut was caught State League, fer with a tram hard and receive too Mg n db!< M* Uahaats* wiaalag run In th* ropplag at sseoad hy th* catcher, whbh has not a single pbyar. appointment, so Irt’a just hop*
7 Scattered H i t s
M tt* .
|Msltby then Mt Into a doakla batting over .300, ba has accent->tor the best and hr saMsikd to
piloted
unusual
and*.
I
know
that
tha
l/mkoua
will
te
7 fTMs afternoon tha Lookouts
*® *"<• «h* being,
It seems to te tha general Idea In iter* doing their test ovary
a BN tagaging Ik* Itbmbra la al After two w«ro down la their
; MH»kUi oa the municipal field half o f th* ninth, and It looked that n good manager b on* who Inning of every gom*.
Eddb Olllthad!
tatth "Raw Meat" Rodgara day'Uka an aitra Inning affair, th# start* an argument with tha
When one speaks of good
hriM akaarvad. A double win I Isbndars tallied to end tho tell umpires •very lima there b n
. Aro thsro, coupled with a loss tor «■ «• . »•» Martin’s lafbld siagls cJoae pby, but that b not true, sports manskip and gentlemen, .said Herr Max. "H* still c m b* yesterday, winning the first gam*
K M at. Augustins aad D*UndlW> third, Oorabki's siagb to
W* believe that good, eban this writer just naturally minks [hb -wills a right aad 6 saw alter af the saris*, 7to 1. With theax»
weaknesses Tuesday e i g h t t a n v i a n n( BTrVi,y‘‘-T7 As*.
Jending ^Martin „
.houhl ba placed
-T R K 1 Pteca the three
Mss said Miarkay fought o dumb Ibaa wsr* unat la to got more than
Mi fsr tha much coveted fourth and
»»•* R.
*■ Dasls'
Dsvb* hot doubb
doukb down above all other things In sny
fight. "H* wo* always assy to Mt |on* hit off Jim McGloin, Red left
has* lino scaring Martin
Msrtln kind of competitive athletics, and
p lm . White a doubb win for ua ‘th*
ho third base
with a right," be sakL "HU biggest hander.
and winning tha gam*
gom* for th*
th# that b Just tho wsy "Raw Meat"
•Bd n win for both tho Hnlnls and Bnd
mistake was in trying to mix with
Pslatka’s only score cam* In tha
Islandsra.
Rodgers runs his tram. While
Bad* woald pises us only one Wnndan.
Jae.”
Gfth when Hmlth doubled to start
BC0M8
'some other managers In the
p m * back, with n double-header
BOX BC0B8
Whlb West 40th Street fought »>>• frame, and scored on Kryn•Ndng up for tomorow with th* ri«?r*!V *
V*t TI ?» tt 1,,,ruv »Urt yelping “ robber,
and tatought Tuesday’s battle all *•''« single to center. Aialro hlte
Mist* In Bl. Augustin*.
Unsitns,
Unuslnn. rf
t t tt s * •
* Ih lef at the lent close decision
D svaugaln, both principals Hft th* wsr# well sralltrod with sxeaptbw
lb
Rodgrrs
Brorlng In yoslsnby’s tilt with K. Hsvis, lk
! * !* •!•* •1 made by an umpire,
al sllM*ikaska«
flfBIll ito. tb.
fr w , of the fifth, and four men wtro
city. Hharksy want
tha n
offices
tho Islander, b outlined ns tol- r s ” ” ’i?
t t a* i *l 1 1 calmly approaches th*
it
arbiter
IttrSI
(tserslre.l.
a J *• * • *• and holds n discussion, fair ami
Sf th* SOtb Century Hpertlng U.ttb,
Ijv-rslr— If
collected a check for $38,421.67,
t i l * (Impartial, on the play. This
»»*«• • , n~ gsm. MsUby. si.
then b ft by auto with bis mana
mmnmc i u m i ind Inokinff for D
uhcmo* rf
tearss.
rf
t i l *t
kind of m argument put up to
ger fsr Boston. Disappointed or. 5T *.
lho lookouts started Tl>iaia
“ “~HH
n Tt
7« an uml'H* bears threa tlmrs aa
•r bb failure against Loub, th*
■
nr*‘ * whan they utVTwua
ua ■
n a• *a much weight as the howllnr.
utvTwua a
nn
a tr a
a
farmer champion takl he prob
M b d once on Cbry’a being hit l1
c« sI sI *C Xrlploc sugmenlstlnn used by
Ml«!? * rf *■
“
ably would nevey fight again.
)>’ ^
PH*har, langiton’s tingle An?i"rs.n'
tt iI t •** most managers.
Anii.r'sen, tb
lb
i 4* r o ls r sanding him to third, Motion,
t i l l
Wartun. if
Ho, wa would like lo ba the
Leub bft by train for Detroit.
ted Davis’ ecreecMng doubb to «iiu"*Vf ,fc
Joe’s share of th* gate was ft2,,fc
i a i * Hrat lo ask for the return of
i S2.
With Langston Pllllaaham,
Mllinabsm. lb
tb
t« i* t i t ' thb sportsman, yes, geatbnuui,
746.
being thrown out at tha plots In FrslVrh.
' %
tt *i i * !i *°
n ,l t s Pr,n f a 3 the
“ • ^ • H to score. Torro. Ihsn Illnrnlebl.
J S l& V ry
!I !l *a i ! manager of our Uwkouli.
Orlaado Net Player
if ■ * “ •> and Cato* grounded out timiiebi
o _•
*
sltaiiebi
_*t J*o J*
Ar* W* la n r
•• short to sad th* inning.
Advances la Toarsey
Totals
It Tt i f I f
Th*" columnist received a In*
_ M*4 to be outdona by
a •K,,r- br issisas:
rtMa dlsappotolment
yesterday
roignbura. the Islanders i
, ATLANTA. Aug. 20.-dAVl»s" lo s s iw s.b..... 11! i t ! ! 1 M When our lsmkoul* dropped that
Frank Guernsey, af OrUndo, nwTHH n r A r r u t aTron m et
“ ^ — — ------- heart-breaker to the Islandsrs,
FU., top-saodad pbyar la Uf*
n i l B f n M m m s i a
but w,. have the sall-farilon of
ISeaaTs * 5 * 1 !? STOI
• • • M fllW I I I W I H
kmiwlng that our biys wer* In
awn's singles af the Georgia
is brr.br al**". »bal *»•«S u i t TtnnU Toummmtut, held tv.Nolle,
^aa»—
there hint ling. This aftertiom
II. IIAIUHNKIL bolder of Tam
k b bad yesterday by defeating f.r iill.a l. No. IIS, U-asd lbs lib
4sy ef Aumusl. A. I>. IS**. *•.
Ban Hargrovs, 6-2, 6 -t
MAVB you r w atch rvpabod
C11ret asm. In isy elites ss4 bss
White play la the man’s single* mail, sppltesllos fsr a Us
- V — - who roaU, know* tew
l„ b. Issued Ih.rson. a*ld ts rroWro- Jowsbr, Mag. Arm
llltesis smbrsrrs lbs fsltewlsg
drsrrlbnl p,op.ny In lbs toualy
sf asmlnols. Mists sf Florlus. lo, VKL-"TSil
|l.AC,, AC,D’
FAINR, INDIGESTION rslUvml
" U ,la| II Ul.wb
II
ICsIbrrs
W * 0*4 Free sample doctor’s
i‘arb, i'UI Uouk ». Psass t*
MBHriptian,, Udga, at MeRsynIn SS A I’ UI Hook «, F*4*s
■ W and U asy’s Drug Htorts.
tte*rinth aa tha G-Man k ad*<l the
sacks with aa sets aa a hit. base
,ea M b and ea error. Freak Vaab
II cama b tha roaaaa aad tear* tha
H iO-Mea roeId ha haHad ilagbe hy
M derail aad Shaw draco la throe
L-;ii mao. With the heaoa s ill Waded
aad Gaiaaocilb oae rua ihy McDaagal Ibad to Vrab fer tha flail
|
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toy,
TV
!^L
SPORT CHATS
eLand Breaks
noting Streak
With 7 To 1 Win
\ \\\
OM
Tkm IQTfi
FORDSON TRACTOR
FOR SALE: ID aero* among
geod Improved land. Lot IB
Enrok* Hammock. WUI sail at
a bargain.
Realtors protected.
A . B. Westwald, 1120 MUaa, Carol
Uabba, Fla.
with
IVKioda Alrlena Tires;
•BsMar Ab ant to te rtV
Dunce w d Cwl Off
roKTXJN ^I mnS w
Pores lala lined family
aba
ro-
hnndln and burnn tractor ftwl 100 percent. The t w
Motor dnvatopn B0 brake boraopowtr.
W e ca rry * IBM lira o f rebuilt tractor* and np k m ra ta and lb # largest stock o f Fordaon. parte in
Central Florida.
W sa 1
rM ro^
S?2ih"».
«
•» — »
I'SllsdsIsSia
t* TIT
Al
I ssSssaar’s BsawMs
Nsw Tosh li Hroohlrs «.
Ilosinn I; rbllskslphla I.
rillsburab I; rhksgo I.
utbsrs sot scbsdalsd.
1.1
Even then, you couk)n*t be *ure.
Today* with intellifrent maps and marker*, a con*tto-coant tour may be made a* easily as a county-toeounty trip twenty years ago. It’s like that with the
M b s W la l.r He**** » * ‘ -
ThJ,M,r»ss*emsnl o f «h* »Sld
properly u»4sr lbs said
KrJTd was la th . ■ * "• •» u " *
“ itoUM said asrllflrols sbslt te
s a
sreoMln*
r r o S
lo
U J j tha
l t ?
»v. im i
MpH-bouss door on th e ^ lA lltm iV to C w l ^ - * «hs
asptsabsr, I I I * -.
.
route-markerB* interatate motoring was a prob
lem. Y om had to inquire the way every few mile*.
J T t t S l t i U . Slats o f Fionas, to.
are..,r
-
M id
g .'s n .’ BSS1r...’i v ’ -a.''
Wl,iU.U IT * «• ■T«*»M It cjro-
j
:||
BttFOKK the dayn of concrete highwayh, road-mapa,
J5S tula somT la rnr •«»•• « '
Dsrtsas Bsssb at asafsrd.
at. Auassilas at UalassstUs.
Iis Load si Fslslha.
IIT IS IU U U S II ^
Wsa Lest Ft
at. Lusis
t i tt
.Ji
« ;
g •s
H ILL
Polk rounty claims to skip near
ly oao-tklrd of tkg Florida eltro*
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St. Auaustlns
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Us torn*
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Baafsrd
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I.
Uoflosa llssrb I
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SI. AuasMIns »: nslassslUs t.
grow. *n a email scab hi a
number of counties, says a re
port from tbo Department o f Alt'
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j
d riv e into ou r nU tioo—
Whether
You Want
trsl.w as 14 csMIflcste shall be
r.de.nt. 4 avcsrdln* te law, lbs
property c.M rlb . 4 Ibsrsla will be
sold lo lbs hlabsst bW4*r al lb*
ruurt-bouse 4 oor
sa
lbs
first
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uf N.ptsstb.r, IIH .
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lilt
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ROOFING
f nmplsta
With Nalls
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They are route-marker* along the
buy-way* of America. Follow them to value and prof
it, and avoid the detour* to doubt.
Read this paper page by page and column hy col
umn. The little ad* a* well a* the big ones. Often a
bit of worth-while information i* found in the nmalleat type. For example, the Want Ad*. So, look them
over every day. Rut don’t overlook them!
Otter siam In proportion.
Track Tire retreading.
Ganraatmd 8000 mllm. Am *
i ( t Btllrago 12,000 to 15,000.
Obf Brkm art tiro lowmt
psroihli for Q U A LITY work.
Rickey's Tire Shop
113 Park Aw*.
PETER PEN
sure,!
(JtilrSj
ta& ,
same i
huSilW
TONIGHT!
COLORED WOMAN ' ^ . U teu..- frlgoratar. Rxrolbat condition.
rowing, washing. Ra Rsaronakb Terms. 2021 Fork
Rente I, Boa 166A
Tha Saiat* plbd ap aa early 3
ta • bad hat Gaineaeiib cama each
ea wild throw, hy Owoaa aad
fckaaldw to deadlock the score at
S-aH b the fifth. Back’s doobia
aad Fltmaa’i slags gay* Us ale
s ' Haro a 4 t# I rwa bad In tb* **yr f satb which waa washed away by
; |t. Aagnatiaa'i five-run rally In
LT, tha eighth.
•
— 5 r y flstaU colWcUd 10 Wti o ff
twa GatassrUb
rtj £
gorald, Owens aadAadrowaiget*lu«
— . M k sack. » « h aad McMullsn
i
tad Gaiasarilb’c alaa-hlt attack,
j i s The g a m waa marred by a <!“ **Ait Uty ef enow — hath eld—.
n centituou* pengragp ef pbensgraph re.-orda twenty-four hoar* W nat te tha tabels, hat to itarwithout rad, the'week bruhga aaty cation, Tha food ahortaga has
reathad a trilb il augo. Than la
Bieala. On ^k«'day"that tt e r a t - aa m a t la bo had for lore or mon
break ef charrh herring task place, ey, aad aaly a UtUo fish and broad.
“ ihm b daa Primarily lo tbo pcthe radio was. Weadrastiag. the
straias ef "la a Mraistery Gar-; • h i i t tha anarchists aad Comd m ” Any atbmyts to pbh ay tha ronabu la requisitioning tool withfor It. a policy which
brosdeasts front rebel ctatbaa at ro*
Seville or other dtlaa are amde h*u taaatd most merrkante to
impoulbb by tha Interference eel r lo n their .hope. If the civil war
baU much longer, tha Inhabitant <
op by tha Madrid station.
According to f t t a k j Joot Olrol o f Barrikma will itarre unless
Pereira, a a n t aroenring phar- thoy succeed In gettiag supplies
maebt who Is alao Minister rf tho fn m the Madttvrrsaana."
Mr. Harris was hold la Jail for
Nary, persons af RtgMtot *ympatklos hart gat htoa n M M la •here day* before being permitted
Madrid ea tha n teb seb scab that ta cross tha Kpaatefc. Franck fronthey wars la Baroebaa Navirtha- tb r oscausa ha bahad Ilka a Oarman. Ho said there m s aa latoaac
hstieil af aM Germans aad Hel
tons la Barrs b aa. presumably ba*«r.»T of tho Fascbt gorernmont
that jnan then MB priests, l as •f tbeio aatbas. Neither Geresan
cbta sad ether men*Wri of U>< nr Italian battleships art al
tera I ta aster ■arrsloas’s h n r
Right worn taken front tkoir }
hr: or, according ta Mr. Hervto.
drid homes la th* middle of itsight aad slain la th* Casa t<< tho.cas British and French vavdamps, a Urge park oa tbo oct- ohs. y n y abags ids tha docks.
skirts of tho capital, Airing tb
first three weeks of tho civil war
On July IV and 3B Bad ml’llb
man stormed tha Maataan m -I
Csrabancbal barracks, rtgul*>
my
beadqsarten
fat Madrid
and more Ikaa 1140 were call t
have been killed. After tb* fUy
aurromirr bed own re bed at tin
Montana barracks the millitam'-1
aro said l<> have rushed Waldo an I
to have maatarred natb'esaly mire
army officers, FascWt* ami ever
civllbns.
n | l* w othera who bare mada a atudy
B W l of tha Sea Iilaad cotton grow
ing are eathuaiaaUe ever tha
IB— possibilities for lacTaaaiag pro
a laland durtion aad tha elimination at
liaa at ,the ball waatU.
h fle h l
Ineltatlana are bakag aant to
■are an number* of tha caanty rommlv
n-svUte. aloner* at each county; to tha
T th to; member* of tha Ptanaing Boarda,
beta I f to tha lacal chamber at ■ com•t tha merer, U tha nswipapsr editor*
if, Cam- ami to tbo premit growat a at
Sea Ulaad eottow aa wall ha a
•array aelectrd Hat af bwataoia mew lwmd tha tern ted la tha snhjact-
LOST: TWO ItKIDCRt
MASSILLON, o . Aug. M.—<d*>
—City officials, sr.-kin* to rrplacr
a amall hridgv uhtih had been
washed out. rr.-nl r,l two bridge*
abandoned «om<- yrara ago in an
other part of town. They derided to
more one over for the replacement,
it when they went to look, both
Tbs M n > i n .« l
of
Iks
said
properly wader lb s aoM csrllflrsle luwsd • » la Uis aaais s f
CAM IK K. TICK.
low
WILLIE MADDROY, colored boy,
- W«ten Job delivering groceries, FLORRNCE OIL RANOR. Brittin Ovsn. Firs burners. Abo
irod’ Fin* Aro.
Bod or rod and black Gage ar*
to ba Man macing over scores st
bwUdbge hi Madrid. Outside many
cafe* aad hetab are prlatad ar
afcatod BStbaa that Urn building*
•re iia trd b d hy the Syndicalist
ar Bacblbt labor orginlsxtieai.
(hw oaa seem l y get out of tight
a f tha lad flag. Thb correspond•at aeaa saw savers! dbhavabd
Bsrima gatherers, who trek la*• m drld at dawn each day with
droteF farts. Waving tb* city on*
day With tad flags protruding from
that? hasps af rofugv.
"AH b calm,” ar* the words that
am bean often on tho radio la
Madrid. Tot scarcely a sight passes
wlthana* eatpiag. to *ay arihbg
af tha penil e who are taken out
rfrant their ha m s ta h* shat by
Meeting
riculturr.
It h
pTOttcularty
adaptable to successful cuUurr
I* at Unt seventeen ntunllr* of
Florida aa follow*:
Gilchrist,
Alachua,
Union,
tevy, llrtnandn, Citrus. llaher,
Buwsnm-v, Columbia,
Madison,
Bradford, laifayrtto,
M.irnui.
Gadsden, laon, Taylor, Putnam,
Jefferson and Sumter.
7te
Nsllrs
la bsrsbv Blvss. tbat
OSAIIK CtlHrUIIATION. bsldrr o f
Tas i ’ertlftrots No. sys, b u n Tbo
tad. 4ar sf July, A. IX l**«. bss
flls.1 same la my sfftes aad has
mads appilratlen fsr a Isa deed
In be Isssrd Ibsrsda. Sold ssrllflrats tmbrsssa lb s fs llo w la g '-•*or r Ibod prupsriy In lb s I’subly s f
Msmlaolo. aiato uf yiorlda. ts-w llt
bWH s f NW R Mae. t Tap.
II Msolb Ms ass *• Mast seetalnln* <0 srrra mars sr less.
Tbs bssssssmsI
sf
lbs said
prspsrly sndsr lb s m H c e r tio
rate Isoosd was In tb s asms s f
MANY It MMKMAM.
m its
on- oar
�1
7 W r !*7 r r
A PICTURE STORY OF JOE LOUIS’ VICTORY
>■'-
■ ' r Ti
CKQd Film Star
Spurn* Mother
Mr*. Alfrtd I . Smith, Jr, It rhown
In court at PyrMuat, M. Y., with
M r diary which cha dttcrlbtd aa
a “vary specific hind— an* devoted
almost tntirtly to financial mat
ters.* The diary It aapccttd ta
play a prominent part In her sep
aration suit against the ton of th«
farmer New York governor. (As
sociated P-rsi Photo)
These tour ptcturce tall tha etory of do* Louie' three-round knockout victory over deck Sharkey, former
btavywelyht eh*m;:lon. In Yankee Stadium, New York City, t — The battered Sharkey lende hie final
feeble il’cw on Louie' face, but It fell* to atop the charging Cruwn Bomber. 2— Louis draws bask for a hard
gtght In his knockout drive. I — "Nine, ten and out* counts the retoreo over the prostrate Sherkcy. 4—
•Yha Winner,•' about* the announcer ac ho ral.ee the Bomber's tight arm while Jack Blackburn whlspsrs Into Itoftrs* Arthur Donovan'a car. (Associated Prccc Photos)
t»»Trr^* '* r^*
£ J,|n Fellows. 1). v > 3 t i tsrttn
realty Is the rc*> cf a problem
.•Mid. turned her tick en her
mother In court at Lot Angeles
r u n the testified. "I'm net used
to 'ovlmj atrangin." Mar r..oilier,
Vic. Harriet Fellows, caught une.cceitfully to regain her custody.
Ldllh I* shown en the stand. (ASsocial td Press Photo)
Martin Moor* (center), napra hatal bap who want an trial at Athtvllla, N. C - for tha (laying at Helen
C lt ranger, New Verb university c i-td , la Shawn hers aa he held a conference with his attorneys.
At left la Thamaa A. donas, Jr, and at right la J. B. tty Its. Moore pleaded Innocent despite tha fact
Sheriff Lauranee Brawn annaunaed ha M d tlgnad a aonfatalon ta tha trim*. The define* said It would
attach tha tenfasilsn. (Aeaoclatcd Praia Photo)
Son of 'Old Fox'
In Fight With Ump
SLAIN GIRL’S
LOUIS DRAWS BACK FOR A LEFT
PARENTS
RACE FEELING FLARES AFTER POSSEMEN SHOOTING
Raco feeling flareil when three while poteemen were chut while starching for a negro accused of trying ta
bldnap a whlto baby at Annleton, Ala. Thle posse. seeking the alleged kidnaper and thoto retponelbl* for
tha outburst of firing, was dlsarmsd by state highway patrolmen. Guns wert returned ta members Of thg
group later upon their promise to disperse. (Associated Press Phot*)
10,000 SEE HANGING SUPERVISED
WOMAN SHERIFF
A crowd ectlmated at 10,000 waa attracted ta Owensboro, Ky„ to witness tha asscution of a nagra super.Ytaad by a woman sheriff, Mr*. Floranc* Thompaon. Mr*. Thr.nepton directed preparalian* far the hang,
lag but left tn* actual springing *1 the trap la Arthur Hach, former Loultvllis policeman, aha did M l ap§ m r publicly at tha astaullaw. This picture ahowa the crowd and scaffold Juct at tha nagro, Rainey Bdc
_
Mira, dr if pId through tha trap door, (Astoslatod Praia Photo)
Mr*, damtt Link, reading the "Ocean Times," yup.o -d ts.-.creptr of
tha 8. 8. Aqultanla, was a happy woman ttlurni.i | f.-oir Eur;-a until
sha read a etory tslllng'of the brutal claying OI M r s . M iry Loulre
Trammell at Chleago. Nr*. Trammell wae her daughter fir I it wae
the flrat ward ehe had M ird of Iho murder. Thi* pi c tu re th e ws f.lrr.
Link and har hutband an board tha ship ee It ei- vc I , New York,
The Link* hurried t# Knoavlll*. Tenn.. for tho fur: ,al. ( A j s . c a t * j
Free* Phots)
Calvin Griffith, secretary af tha
Chattanooga baseball club and aats
of Clark Griffith, tha "Old Poa,* has
■ loos* tooth aa a raault af a flat
fight with Umpire Pally MaLarry
it New Orleans. Griffith I* ahowa
tbova pointing ta tha taaa* an*.
(Associated Praia PMto)
Returning ta form that aarnad him Ih* appellations, "Brown Bomber,*
snd “ Man Killer." Joe Louie. Detroit negro, knocked out Jack Sharbay,
farmer heavyweight champion. In tha third round af their aehadulad
10-round fight In Yankee atadium. New York. Sharkay, given the
worst beating of hie carter, wai down threa limaa befera iho knockout
punch waa delivered. Here Louis drsws back for a terrific left In
.
Via first round. (Associated Press Phsto)
TENANTS MOVE INTO FIRST ‘PWACITY’
X-RAY SHOWS BRADDOCK’S INJURY
An injury to Heavyweight Chjmplon James J. Braddsck'a left hand
threatsns to disrupt plana tar a title battle betvrren him and M u
8s hens11eg neat mentis. A }e nt enlargement of tha llltls Unger is
believed taming tha traabia. fare Brad dock ( M i l . Schmtllng (cantor) and Dr. Gecrga fid sen look at an X-ray of .tha Injury. (Accounted
■
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Landlord Unala Bam'* flrat tenant* mavad Into hi* Initial "PW A City" whan tlsteen familial began
taking up their abode in Taahwaad. 11,000,1)00 slum-replacement project In Atlanta. A section af ton
project la Shewn (lap) aa treabl backed up with fumltura. Among tha first famine* moving Into
tha low-csat houalng prajaat sear* the C. W. Hocks, wha era seen (lift M ia n ) carrying plaaaa af fb*
nitura Into thalr saw heme. Attar flnlaMng thla task. Mr. and Mrs. Hooka and tnaTr baby, J salad
(bale* right), got a bft af muck an dad ra il In thalr M e apartment. M a n families will a n t
J a to Taahwaad latar. (Assoc latad Press Pheua)
.
�w w m w H it y )
# m
Sanford to Th* Only Control
Florida CHy Affording RaK. Highway,
And Water T n a forliliM
t f o r d
A N D t P t P l N D C f T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
No>w Located
Off Coast Of
Florida Today
Conferences
On Drought
WUI Be Held
WHERE REBELS ARE IN CONTROL
President I n v i t e s 1
Landon, OtherGovemors To Attend
Series Of Meetings
HYDE PARK, N. Y., A uk. 2 1 .Trrsldeat Roosevelt today ill*pitched «n Invitation t.i Guvtnior Land-in of Kansas. the Re
publican candidate fur the presi
dency. and the (n vrm on o f Io
wa, Nettaska, Missouri and Ok.
Ishi.ma to meet him Sept. I at Deo
Moines for on* of a jut Ira of
UrouKht conference*.
S im ilarly worth'd
Invitation*
went to II other governor* fur conforrnrpa at other point*. Tho senatcra o“ f■ tho
eunerrned
ins elate*
i i a i n luiivi
t iiv’t were
naia
*!•« a*hrd to attend. The President will tenve Washlnittnn abo-it
mldiiiitht next Tuesday anti roturn
to Hyde Park Saturday morninu.
Sept. .V The ftnt conference* wl I
bo held at Blumark, North Dakota.
Storm Center la
Moving Northweat
BaremHer Reported
I
Uadaa Accept*
OMAHA, NcLnrika, Aug. 21.—
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.............................. ......
old farm boy hunting a job in
Denver when ltd* picture o f him
waa made. Untied! won national
recognition in 1D.1I 'when he
aavrd IS achoolmate* from free*Ing on a arrow bound bu*.
Re-
(A h -D ov. Alf M. Lamkm aalj today ha would accept Trrsldent
Roonavelt’a Invitation to n drought
ronference at !>e* Moines, |»w.i
nn Srpt, |, “ A . [ have *ald before,
| w||) *crepl.“ *»[,| the p m himrorn|niT,
Townsend Urges
Followers To Be
Non P artisan
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Wilcox Plans Nations Say Spain
To Visit City M ust K eep C ivil
InNearFuture
W ar W ell In Hand
Will Address J o i n t
Meet Of River Im
provement Group
And Kiwanis Club
(ternnay
Montalvatge To England,
Order Men-Of-War
R et a Mate' ll
Accept Position • To
They Are Fired On
In Pacific Isles U. S. Determined
Neutral
Will lie lleodChemist
To Stay
For New Coconut
Concern At Manila II Duce Will Accept
No Pact Without
It. F. M»n*alvalge, well known
M o r a l Neutrality
rereateh chemist fur thr Citrus
AMO
ITALIAN
Improvement ru 'n .n u / here, Ims
nee-pled u position a- engineerlint chemist in charge of
the
opet ui inn of a new eocon lit nil
tefinery that ha* just hern com
pleted In the rhitippin • Island*
ami wilt leave Ihi* city the first
of next week t„ take over hi.:
new iluth* there
Mr. Monvntvalee l ar la-en cullneetnl with the C ’ n.s Improvemint Company fi-t »tx yeerr nod
while hi* many fr iin li in Furford will r-tn-1 • , .... |um leave,
they will he gh.t >o know tint
he hnr r itvIt an art.uitlio purl,
lion In the I’liiVn-’inet.
Juhllant rebel leaders claim control of approximately two-third*
of Spain, with fighting near Madrid, the capital of the tuition. The
'•haded area* of this map show tba approximate territory now un
der rebel control. In the north tho revulter* are le*« than u mile
from the Important city o f Inin. (Associated Tics* Map!
____
HOLC Files First No Funds Setn As
Suit To Foredoae Necessary For St.
On Home Property Johns Next Year
$1,300 Mortgage On War Depart mentSays
Upsala H o m e Is
River N e e d s No
Basis Of Suit Filed
Improvement Now
Allocation o f fund* for m ain-1
The Home Ownerx* Igvan Corporatlcn, which during the three- ttnance dredging in the channel
year period o f iti refinancing op- o f the St. Jt hn* River to San-j
yratlon* terminating
la«t June ford will be made whenever it i t .
hr* leaned to re*l.!«id* o f Semi foun-l nrce**ury to rcatoie proj-l
nole County a total o f {lO'JJkSS, 'ret dimensions, ,'enrtor William
I-. E. Spencer w** Iml iy given Im* ju »l filed in Circuit Court I.. Ilill " f Flotilla ha* teen noli-1
forea lH-rmit lu re-roof, repair, *nl here It* firnt mortgage
fied by llrigailler General C. I*.
paint u building at 211 Knit 1Pth r)o*ure null in thl* county.
Street, at a coat of |2U0.
The
rorpctalion'*
cam
It Plll’ hury, acting chief of engi-l
'it,MTh sMIaa'a
agalmt Thnmai L. Dean. Malwl aeer* far the
The tax eo Ilector's office nt the I'. Dean,. ffmvlett M. Kleteher, Department.
However,
the
river
I* now In
Court Houan will be ctnxed an nod Iternlre J. Fletcher to fore“modernUj but Lncrenlnir inexcellent condition utul no dredg
rloae
It*
11,.100.39
mortgege
on
Satuiday
afternoon*
during
tho
tenalty” moved northwest
rest o f the lummer, according tu property located m the Neve Up- ing appear* to he necessary dur
ward about 1G0 miles off
ing the preient fi.tcul year, Gen
an announcement laiued hero today •ula Road.
■hare. The center of the storm
eral rdlthury *aid. A mimlier i f
by Jno. D. Jink ini.
The t>ean* are former rrcldent* |
waa placed east of Mtlboutae in
^shoals were removed from it Ire-!
of Sanford, .but now live in De- (
the 1:30 A. M. adrloory.
tween I'alntkn ami Sunford dill' - '
Saturday'*
tides:
low,
t:.V.»
A.
M.
I-and,
while
the
Fletcher*
are
.
The ftecwi was h M to he atIng the Departnient'a fi-rul year j
and
5:40
l>.
M.:
high,
11:37
A.
M.
living
nn
the
properly
which
the
tewdad b f
•trowg wind* and
ending June do, inn’ , at u cost
,
and 11:44 I*. M. Sun rise* nt 5:58 IIOLR I* iceklng to take over of
k e n i p i l h ever a wide area.;
approximately fill,IIIM).
A. M. ami set* at 7:02 I'. M. for non payment o f the loan.
C w U w waa Bdvteed along the
The a location providing for lh<- I
The ra*e will rnme up at the
M’ Hin rise* at U:M A. M. and seta
tgael in the area e f Uve warn
next »ea*lox of the Court. Fred St. John* River work in In hi
ing display again*t haary aquella
* ,not » I » l l j l « l •■rgvnl at t):0H |‘ . M.
waa >la*hed to nothing for ItKIf,
R. Wilson U attorney for the rorand tide* above wenwal aad w y xatlon; it I* not a political party,
nnil the Srininote County ChaniI
Seminole County far m en used poration.
dangerous condition*, M wa* *atd,lu h* > nut
Demuctaln
her of eommerre ha* been taking
ere likely to dxvelop aome d b r - W ly . the Republican patty, thr 357 ton* of frit Illier for their
O f the MAW Florida homo ,ttept towur-l securing malnleiune”
tance e ff the coaet.
I union party, the Socialist part) emp* during July, lll.'I’l, nevoid- owner* who borrowed money frmn i
fend*. A»*tuarice» wvie tnu-h- I hat
Barometer reading* taken at nor the Cummuniit party. It I: Ing to a bulletin rrceived here the IIQI.C, 22« of them wre re»i-||
i it will la- taken rare of, lint llial
Titusville at 2:00 ? . If. showed not Interested In partisan politic* from the Slate Department uf Ag dent* o f thl* rnunty. Di*tre**i-at pri'neitt n-» work It nece**ary.
that the pressure had fallen 7
“1 repeat, It* on y purpose U U riculture ut Tallihassee.
home owner* In Hrrtda lMirrnwe-i
The Chandier of C'oinim-rce •••lit
n total o f »:y>.i‘,77.iUU) from the
telrgiam* to Loth o f Florida's sell
■liehtlv over
The weather cloudy, ihooer* cortvoraHnn with
•tor* and all repreaentalivet in
tonight probably ending In n>rlli M,000,000 going toward the pay- ‘
the national rapit il urging that
men!
o
f
taxe*
and
n**ei*mrnt*.
portion Saturday m in in g . Ex
arrangement4 he made for nn nl
Eleven and three-tenth* per
treme Northwest Flurida; partly
location for a dredging project. Il
cloudy I might ami Saturday, scat cent o f the 110,.123 non-farm
home* owned in Flrrida were re- i* customary for Cungrea* In allot
tered shower* Saturday.
a lump *ilm for the waterway*
financed by the HOLC.
of the nation each year, latter,
Army engineer* dividi- the ap
mg »f the Scrginolu Duiry A»propriated anm inning vurion*
serintion tomorrow morning at t<t
aeclion* of the country a* it i<
o'clock in tho Court House. The
needed.
main purpose of thu meeting in
Slightly leu* than II. ihhi.ihiii
to
fnrnt
n
bottle
rvh
an
ge,
it
wa-i
MDIIKRI.Y, SI.., Aug. 21. (.15
Thomas Edward Wainright, 75. waa said to ur the amount alii
NEW YORE. Aug. 21.—U5—
announced.
i
A rescue Cfe’v I*»«l:i y l.l nke
died at hi* home nrur Chulmli rated for work III the St. .!• Ini*
TIM New Tech Mato Athletic
at C:(K) o'clock Th'ir»i!ny morn River between Jaekaonville amt thn.iigh the fi-iv i.-iit.lining f.-rt
Cemmiasiew today dtfWrtwd ae»f deliri* which In.Id* four rnThi* year during tlui month of ing, Aug. 2U, after an illness of
Hm until Rept- I I m
Meavythe Atlantic nceati.
July, 2I5AI3 gallons o f gnudinc over a year which begun Star. 15,
toiidM-d miiieiH near here, hut
wufght Jimmy Braddock'a
rewhither they reached the men nr
and 22,127 g il nn* o f kerosene IW8 with a atrnko o f para'ysii.
i;w it for peetyeaemaat o f Ma
found them alive vvti* not kin.vvn
were rnn-umed In Semino'e Coun
The deceased waa burn in Folkstitle
defeaae
against
Mu
h
as uir lias tu I*' forced intis the
ty, according to an announcement ton, Cia., coining to Florida in I><►:
Ichawllng, scheduled
for next
•luift.
issued I.y the State Inspection Bu During the greater part o f his life,
reau at Tallahassee.
he fallowed the lumber bii-uie.s,
Dr. Fred Albre, bone ipcrtalWASHINGTON.
Aug. 21
until hie health forced him to
lat, aaid it would require “ mrv(A*)—Work* Txngrcaa Ailinim
Tainting on Ih* W rit Shlu Tri retire.
e n l weeks" to c a n the titleMrMALLEN, Tex., Aug. 21
ms ry School here I* piogreaalng
helder*i tajdnd Uft h u d , which
He leave* hie widow, four daugli- tralur Jl.u i/ l„ Hopkins eauurapidly, oral Ih* job will soon I** trra, Mr*. C. It. Miller ami Mrs. "back In the war" Wednesday 1I', .lame* Settles' inteieit in I II
phyaMw* to milk id waa cofferromp rte.l, according to announce Maggie Rice of Miami, M” . J. after a long seushurp vacation ■lull wurk vva-i consi.kraMy ruiMg from ooh i n t o arthritis.
ment ty T. W. Lawton, Nemlnole C. I'latton of Jaekaonville, and ami waded into the whole lie liveiiril by discovery thill one of
County superintendent o f public Mr*. Harry Rabun o f Lake Worth; publican party in one, two. the lien* he rai l'll was a "w inter
i hn ken." When the Inti was only
instruction. Work on the school four anna, S. R. Wainright of San three, four order.
is being done by Roy Schmidt.
First, G-vVerm.r Alf M. lorn- ID! day* nld, it laid its first egg
ford, T. E. Wainright, J r , o f T*llahaoaee, A. A. Wainright of l!nl- don: “ Would rut relief ro»ta hy A few dayt biter it rnme forth
Tonight the final amateur pro Iion. re. Md„ J. C. Wainright of the simple manner of taking Die with ail egg containing two yu ks.
WASHINGTON. ARC- 21— W l
gram o f a giuup of six will In) New York ami also several grand- money out uf the hide’ uf the And to top off her u iiiih u i I fe.it
—A jatot aetk-n to W a p out
she laid nn egg with three yolks
held at thr Rill Theater, the Win children.
needy."
stock aw iatom who *F*f»U across
u day later.
ner o f which will compete with
Second,
Colonel
Frank
Knox:
the Utfto* BtotomCtoWdUa barFuneral service* will U- held
the winner* of the other five pro Sunday at -1:30 o'clock in 'ho “ Running around
(he
country
tor M d vIctlwMo llM lave* lor*
grams
In
a
program
over
station
WM t o M
today I f Recuxities
Lakeviexe Cemetery with
the telling hov he'd throw ull untm
HARLAN, U-, Aug. !L b T > - WDBO In DrMado, with two final Erickaon
rsmmhilffn affhMta
Funeral
H u m e in ployed on a dole."
The? wore said to to pushing Seven offspring In three year* winner* to be seed ed from the charge.
Third, John I). M. Hamilton:
■ m Hal htoi for a IMfMB a f agree- I* the record nf a pure hrml Shirt- group.
“ Voted against the child labor
NATCHEZ, Mis*., Aug. 21. M5
asatoo. aad have alnady conelud- horn cow owned by Iti-nry W il
amendment. That probably cunAn I'lddemle of rhr.rl.on (an
George Moy* returned yrsler•d * m wtth t t o Owtorl* Rexuritie* liam* of Harlan. Two y.ar* ago
forma to hi* idea nl liberalism."
thrax) was reputed sweeping Cm .
she gave birth to twin calve*. day from New York City, where
ANN HARBOR, Mirh.. Aug. 21.
rordiu I’arish, laiui-.aiia yvs’ i-.-Last year It woe twin* again an I he ha* been attending summer
day. with .'til rattle already dead
school at Calumhia University. —(A5—University of Michigan •*!thU year It la triplets.
an,l i.llv. •s stricken.
II* I* leaving for
Gainesville enlists on an rftpedftion to SeluCulllin.e.i blamed the nl'tl.rea's
CHAMPAIGN, III., Aug. 21.
. . . ............. ..
Momlay for a short Course la the ria on the Tigris found a quit rlaim
BTLBB IM RANCHER
.coaching schoc I th en under the deed so "iron hound" any modern (AT—Tho co*t o f a public scIkh.I to the recent he.«t and drought that
■■ 1
4direct ton of Ceaek Joak Cody a lawyer wou'd be hard put to find nursing service cannot In- burned up the pasture*. Tho epi
INNA, N eb, Aug. 21— (A1 before taking up kla dutie* a* fault with.
aharetl with any rhurrh or sec demic had sprend •<> the Monterrey
Fbaxh, Nebraska's No. I |head coach o f f k Myer* High
Over 2.400 years ago Shrlibi, cl# tarian wiiuiil under Ulinui* law, Sector, around the lower lllack
, to* added a f « k o f 2,- [.Schcol, Ft. N y m .
lien o f Babylonia, bought an "es Champaign school official.’ were River, at 1'sndi.ra, near Ev.t and
Ip to hi* livestock and l» J
■■■
tate" from Nababaaapli and re advised in un opinion received below Kerri Jay. I u.
tog obtaining 'iJOOO more, r la rg e hollow surfboards have ceived for hi* protection thr re from T. A. Reynold*, legal ad
Residents of
the urea w e.e
■ to ll IfiOO turkeys un hU ibecn developed I* Hawaii for tki- ceipt, or quit claim baked on a viser In the state depurtmrni alarmed that the disease might be
m tot,
_____ :______ tog an usually big to ta to n ,
•f cducaiitn at Spriagflcld,
day tablet.
transmitted tu buruuru,
Founder Says Supjort Thoo«Supporting Pension Plan
Black lai'gion I load
One Of 21 Indicted
will fire wiirulni; ahota, “ theti
aim" If they are fired upon by
Spnniih Vr**rl*.
•Inly yesterday (termany, * »IDyed hy the leported aearch o f
a Herman merchant ahlp by A
luyalirl Spatii-h warahip, ordered
ilr tm-n-of-war to an*wer "fortit
with force,"
-•
That drew all the tighter tho
leathering Intelnaliunul lineo hetween Fascism and Socialist-Coni*
iniiimt t.iurra itm.
Iliituin, however, made it rlo lt
her artion, announced today, wn»
New York ami
* rod vlun
to Ynitrnuver
w h -e hr
will
ptnbahly i>nil for Mnnlic. on "The
Empress o f Russia" ubout Srpt. 5.
Since coming to Hanford, Mr.
Mon*nlvlltgl,
ha*
done
mii.’ h
vulinihle work in improving ril
rii’ packing house npernlicn* in
contiolling the deriiy* o f citrus
fruit* iiml improving their mar
ket value. Several year* ago by
the npplici lion o f u special wa«hmg |inen’ ,
Mr,
Mcruuilvutii”
’ iivihI u conalilernhl”
*11111 of
The 11lilted State*, determined
money for Seminole County cel
ery grower* Ivy removing xprny a* ever U n-maitt "*cupulouylpH
residue A Hint could na4 bn ru- ivluytitum the ch*u* ■»" ‘ he Iberi
i Urug-imoved by water nhme, which hud an penlnxuln r
. » . -o n peace*
canted a Irrge amount of celery *vnn prupo»*l fi.
to Ih- rondemned by thr I'nili’il ii.-iking in the ili’ puto.
(Illier Inrge rnuntrle* - in Ike
Slate Pure
food
Deportment.
After Mr. Montnlvalge applied America'* previously had indicathit special wii-hing prom s, the1, i'll they doited to take no auch atd Department
Cure f’oo.1
......... ..... .permittod Hon at ihi* time.
I'remier .Mussolini, hi* troopa In
•lull celery I” he .hipped.
Mr Mon-alvatge ha* also had "a »iule o f leadine**" wa* r»considerahle exiierlenrn ill the ported reliably to have directed
edilde oil industry, having worked;id* envoy* to aound out foreign
uilh Ur. Wesson, inventor o f OnCreaction to *n ahandonment o f I)m
Wesson Oil I'loee**.
jneiitiuity negotlathin* In the conIt,- oil h,- succeeded ti* research, ftnt. II Duce wa* determined |o
die mi l foe the C itin’ Improve- accept no agreement that dhl aot
mml Company hy Irving Fein 1provide moral as writ aa practical
berg, grndiuvte chemist
of IIm neutrality.
s-*x>
Fdrn Alarmed
LONDON, Aug. 21.— Anthony
Eden, llrilidv Foreign Min later
|in< returned to lauulon from a **cation In Yorkshire tu tackle Hot
thorny International
problem*
r'ented hy the conflicting attltU’Wt
of France nn,l Daly toward the
Spnnl’ h civil war.
Ilalv'* continued withholding o f
her adherenre to the proposal da-
Rt'Hi'tie Crew Breaks
Through Ti> Miners
T. E. Wainright Dies
After Year's Illness
«Nr The ttw rlaim PtfM)
Stern nritern to
he«p
Spain* civil war in boumw
wert; flashml tinlay tu tho
wntHhi|t
hriUifus of two
limit nowera— (Ireut Jlrltrtin ami (iermnny.
KiiKluttil, mloptintf ■ sim
ilar Milicy to that cf th o
lleich, nerved notice on
ttriil that Itritlrh warship*
IC-silHsel lie rsas >1 . .
Harry IlopkinM I
Back To Give Baltic
Anthrax Epidemic
ThrcutenH Village
IlltnI'llKH AND SI.HTKIt
IOWA CITY, Aug. 21.—(Ah—
Leltov Moiimey, Kti, r f Iowa City,
im* found the step-sister front
whom he wits sc perilled when he
wa* H and she was ',i.
She is Mrs. John (ioiild of Ma
rengo, who now Is h7. Moontey
found her through a newspnii-r
story runrerning
her birthday,
lie didn't rvcrignire her name, led
her parent* names strurk a re*p»n.iWe cord in his memory.
LOCAL WEATHER
M.-fiUEGOR, la., Aug. 2L- 1'11 . r*n. AvsrsfR
If M men. Instead of w*. had i Veb. Average
joined In tailing a new I urn ,,r* i Y l l ' R n e u *
Mr*. Elixubeth Walters’
farm ■Wsv Aesrago
near Garber, la., she would have i tfM t’ Wf
had a dinner fur every year o f ' j
her life. She did nil the cooking, tj
ROOMS INTO RTSINESS
WASHINGTON. Ind.. Aug. 2L.'it
O. Vance, railruad en-||^
pinoer, started
raising xladinlt it
plant* «.* a hohliy several year* j j
ago and the hobby grew *o that .«
now ke hire, several men to help If
erre f..r SD.IIWI plant* he I* pro- ,J
during cn his farm near here.
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t
tokouts Get In Race
Lottie
It7 -5 Choice A t
Tim Dram Near For Bout
e A re Limited To FiveG-Mm b n w
M i
ByHayet And Wright laadBjrWWag Q H
C nm i Of « I N
Is Expected To Jam
r i t t d with the biggest »w t •*
k b meteoric carter. J m Lonle
WU1 kit th* comeback trail «
a 10.round boat wlta Jack lhar>
ker la the Yank to ' Hladlnm to-
H«U On Third
By 11 Ta 4 Win Sight.
i
- "*7'
.
tit lit r (NO WIN IM iw ni» *7
. .
W M w t hafl is limittag th. ^
D tU ad wort4 another the ether ptoyart a l ftn bat. *.
B i b ta. l t kite «U day. fhra In M«rktr aa IWIIng*. triple to
Wakk mad* a aba cateh af
tO + aamt.
richt. and Davie' err ef C.len Cataa* fly ban ta chart left Is tha
, Nayae. b the earner, failed to throw to flret acariag Bolling. fifth baiaa ta aaaae the eatv
0 m aw aa earned ran, both of bat "Lefty" flayva tightened i ra aatlcsal filib eg play af tha
p l e t f i roiu coming on three down to retire the aides.
, aaaaer. .
■ m e tattled bv the totals. while 'Though tha Redb had eat Ike Kbhy *lefty* ftayta eaatlqed
b tha nightcap, Wright held the ^
with tha Lookouts follow- hto strike eat w a basing flea
p p it mere baa for hb flret shut- |nv |n fine faahlos ns watll now.1af tha lade la Ma flea hit a b b .
BSt victrry ef tha season. Though the Iwwls took aver tha aace-att- Case "Laftv" Plehav far tha lade
b t gat lata trouble more thanl t|Bg |n their hplf of the fourth eeeisad ta la Mtshb la etas tha
jbb* k» bttiag tha flrat man up frame, .coring frur run*, thra# tuna af the f.eeheste bate, gto« b n k b hear, ha boro down In, 0f them with two man out.
,**« »1 » # naheehy amcast af
Ma p b rh ii to atlfle every poa- Tim tallba rama when Cate*. » hone Mown.
■Me la d rally.
flrat un. heat out a bnnt for a
loaasi llama
i th e daabb win placed th* hit. Ovrr.ireet sacrificed him to, Though tha Beda atartad ant la
Inch ante only two and one-half
Rlatruf lined a sharp,the nightcap with all lead tapamea out of the coveted four III, ningte to left .coring Catea. Malt- tentiona, whan Didrikaen doubled
■bee. which would place them In by went rut to center, ffavca'.to dees Venter ta the flret, they
tha league playoff under tha i |Bt|wj ml renter .ending Blo-I were held merileea far the entire
ffowghnoaay ayatem. fit. Augua- truf |r .^ n d . clarv doubled ta'aacond game by Owes Wright,
IfoeS Batata loet tkelr game to
left acorlag Blatraf ami! lanky aia-featar a f the local
f b Patatka Aealeaa. placing na j |# w , , „ | Une-too alngled to f lu k in g etaff.
PM eastert ant of tha fifth plam.i r)(rht „.nr||nK riarv aero., with. Continuing their salky af nearJfhbh weald ha n decided relief,
fourth mnrk.r nr that frame.|.|M . t boat osae ta the flrat
M a r aQ theee weeka In the col-. Ung«t,.n then went out In an el-! fum e, tha Lookout* got off to
■W. . . . . . .
lemnt to ateal aecond.
[‘a good etart In their half of the
■I City flrat
aaa af the
elrralt clout
crier to itart
SPORT CHATS
*Tla hard for one
tol writer would
predict a flniah ,1afMi
Introduce hlmaelf,
but >the play-off
for them,with. aa wat
.litre I’m not the
one even rhanee to become the win- run
who need, no Introduc- nrr in tha playoff acriee with
I
tlon, it muat be done ahd tha other three claha placing, dee
1 WWl a double-header coming up
n „ „ buckled down to hold flrat. when with two eat Davb
fWtth the Bada In DeLand thin' nuintWr of tha game, but the'tingled. Torree atagbd to right
Mfontl'B. tha Lookout, faced th . RnU Koreleav for the re-!’tetidlag him ta eacand. and Catea
• M r beat opportunity to get In lookout, account. I for four more a|M |ed to b f t acartag khn, with
m
gby-aff. Should they wreil |„ |h , |r half of the "lucky T o m s being throws ant at third
■ S twta-bUl from DeLand today, teventh." when they practically on the throw in.
•tag weald be only one-half game
■■ af fawth. with two morn
fleaMe-baadera to be played at
f o b thle week, and two on the
K#|d (h# fui^ .Uv at the Bed.' elTw0 - c markers wore tallied
pence. Havaa, flrat up. alngled l* the Umkouto In tha fourth ta
to ihort, Clary idvanced him to ^ ^ curing for tha day. whan
.«cond with a beautiful aaerlflre j,. on# 00t, Torree daakled ta
: - Begardteaa of tha outcome of
(Ma weak** game*. Hanford fan.
Sis highly pleated with the
• geisssy attitude taken by the
f|n t baaeman threw wild In an f .
attempt to raUh him off the bag.
Ungaton tent Have. aero., the
clatter with a ..'ham alngle be-
a.
a .a a
•
.
.
a
. • __1 . 1 _ 1_
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eL>
the fold, of thla thriving rommenta have been namerooa
daily newapaper
with i,n all .Idee, elnco the ftetoh of
the gracloua, yet plena- the first 00 games at the eaaaoa.
-S -y
M a ‘taag fly ta right whk
-.k in g third as a tag Oft
^
.kortatois
ike catcher*, throw to aee-
• “ norts Kdl
ta all wrltera are
be "glutton, for
I wish to extend
to all fans and
which • s e H t a M M a r v
I accumf in
’■'*
league atteadnaca,
tha aplsndld support botag
forded the local dub, ds
their lowly position, with
moat language coming
I
brigade to use the service* ol
thla column at any time fur any
thing, whether it be of the sportlag world or not. Too, do no'
fail to rail upon the writer ful
information or service of an]
ikind, and we shall In turn cal
upiea. Because co-opcratlon mer
/ita perfection, that la the basli
on, which wa will attem pt t<
The 1936
FORDSON TRACTOR
Equipped with Pound* Alrlena T im ; low preeeurs
Tractor T im or Steel Wheel*.
L . a
Claetified Adoertieemente
ALL-8TATB tire*-Hoars'
and Sears’ quality, ft
wet. tvs
lilt, rlksen. th
W elsh, aa
IMItne. lb
MnasUv. It
Hlmim rt
Hubersu*. Ih
gatroMl. et
Psisrcua. e
glahar. p
EXPERIENCED YOUNG woman
wants Job hnnaahrrplag *f
raring for children. Refervaca*,!
afuvntar
Tulata
a.t.vroas
riarv. a
la aasta* . >f
I basts. Ih
Ta rrve . rf
ra tra . lb
O veralresl, II
HIstrMt. e
M a llbv. Ih
Have*, o
TW new Fordaon Tractor in easy starting, easy to
kandta and burn* tractor fuel 100 pgretnt. The new
BMtor develop* 30 brake horarpower. .W# carry a full line of rabuflt tractor* and im*
| | — iwUa and tha largest stock of; Fordaon part* in
Omtral Florida.
.
.
1POUNDS MOTOR CO
f U r v . a*
I s s s i i n . rf
Davis, lb
T s rrs s . r f
t’alss. iu
O varstrsst. If
Hlalruf.
r
M s llb v. lb
W rla b r. n
COLORED aiRL want* week
nursing, ecoking. dishwashlag,
housekeeping. Viola William*, t i l
Cypres*.
WILUC MADDROY.colored hoy,
want* Job delivering g roceries
618 Pine Av*.
.were mpde, with moat of them gala a knock-out victory
giving our boy* a chance should before th* static round we
they capture their scheduled ibrn- predict,
bte-hradsr from the Red* In l)e.
■ —■
Load tomorrow afternoon, which1
__
would place them only one-half
~
_
.
game out of fourth, with a good
B l | " 1 * D M fM
chance of winning a couple more
. , — —double-header* to b* played on
By Th* Associated f t
the local field, this weak a* a
0 AB B I
t ef -slaughter week" cele- Are rill. la. lift 41* MB B
tlon.
Weatherly, In. I t MB 4*
Bheuld our black-atocklngcd Oehrig. Tha. 114 4U 191 1
lad* meet a cur* for
their Miss, Cdn.
M M II
lengthy caa* of -cellar fever" Medwicba, Cd.UR 46B I I I
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iA W roro. FL0 M1 DA, WKPWE8 DAY. AUGUST 19. 1934
County-Wide
_____ Italy Proposes Compromise
Be Prepared In An Effort To Avert War
BACEfPB IfUCK
Towmendite
In Election
*
M b N «5 jr S To 1
'
I I ■i f itr
!■
ROOSEVELT WANTS MORE BIG ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS
r - « Ifa tft, Td?
TA LLA H A Stf E. Aug. l h d p e ■H tlii • ( a public work* p r t p u i
atag Cm m II m today tumlshed
with testructlons and form* by
tho
Florida Bta to
Hanning
B a u t for Dm taking of a County r M l Inventory r f public r i r b
project* tuitabla for a six t e a r
• M P M to bo financed villi
n k n l aad local funds, Secretary
Displayed
c h iy e n n e
,
ah*.
Planet Held Read*
In Cate Nentratttx
^Pact It_A Failora
B a n
France Insists
. She Is Neutral
But Threaten* H d »
May I<e Given Mad*
rid G o v e r n Meat
it —
i
fAP)—lUnator Robert T».
£ w r , of Wyoming. M his
IWnssnd nviorvd opro■ s e t phnoo* 9 to 1 to d a r fo r
■ke
B e n u b lk a n
a e n a to rla l
nomination.
TMa apectacelar picture woa mapped jaat ao LJoyd Lagan tar*
row) waa Dang from Dm seat of Mo roebag car after it had Ixen
atrack by Dm «ar of Daaao Carter (right) a t Oakland. Calif. Log aa loaded d e a r oa Dm track, aad aocapod with minor Injuries.
Carter woo not Mart. (Associated Press P h o t o ) ____________
rriasgle Adair 16 Defesdaata
LeubToSerioos Plead Gully h
Injury OfWoman RedRevoltCase
Sda f . Bocharov, of Cleveland.
OMo, maa aal for tho Rev. Al
fred W. Wright, former Ohio
leader of the Townaeadltae.
Armed with a letter a f au
thority from Judge Oaorga Kerr,
a f Cuyahoga Coaaty Common
riaao Coart la Ohio, Bocharov
asartbrd the pern ion hooka for
Mr. Wrigbt'o occuaatiaa th at Um
Hatband Threatens Trotsky P k t Admit
Suicide Following ted By Plotten On
Scrap# With Wife •• Trial For L i v e s
A t r i a n g l e - f M * m a lte d la
tM S-a-moath
pension
plan
through Congress.
’« Bacherow and
Schmitt said
they woul continue enamtaatlon
af the hooka today, and then
Would return to Cleveland for a
so srt hearing oa Dm m atter jw rt
Thursday.
Dr. Townsend, who
pleaded
fatigue as a reason far not at
tending- Dm hearing whoa R
was first scheduled
Monday,
said ho expected to he able to he
la Ctgreland Thu re toy.
Dm latorior Department, tho NaUoaal Resources Committee 'doe*
Im ated planning organisations
throughout the cruntry ae Dm
agencies to take the inventory.
The Seminole County Hanning
Council haa received Inatructlona
'governing the manner r f listing
and describing all projects do*
aired by the municipal and reun|ty official* of Seminole County
for ronatructicn during the all*
year period beginning Jan. 1,
19.17.
Secretary Montgomery called
thla a moot Important assignment and amid that the future executlon of a public work* program
In Seminole County will depend
on how well the Inventory la
MOSCOW, Aug. l9 .-( * > -S I * .
night, v%ra Mrs.
Elisabeth !«• Soviet Oovoramoat chargee that
Orovea, M, vos cut aad aorioaoty they plotted to aelao power through
w annfrl by her huahaad, W. F.[an organised reign of terror in
“■ m - Orarea. M-year-old m i* w hirl Dictator Jooof Stalin aad
dent af this city.
other heads of state Would have
Police answering a tall front ,h**n killed.
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neighbor* who heard the noise h e-| Prosecutors charged the plot
Ing aaade la an apartment oa Dm waa directly organised by Lima
com er af Pabnotto Avoaua and Trotsky, famous Bolshevist f i l e
Fifth S tm t, f iocovorod Graves tn now In Norway, and th at Dm plottho front porch of the apartment ters hoped for Internetlonl compll*
building with a laag-hiaded knife rations which would nave the way
threatening ta commit aukide.
for the overthrow o f the governFinel y he waa (eased to giro up m eat The IS coasptratore faro the
Ufr (Drift aad waa Immodtotefy tooth penalty.
«■* Tk* I w l a M h w )
Italy, warily keeping h op
flw t of 1,500 Faitriat w a r
plane* in u state of read!*
tip**, let it !>c known today,
that a compromimj Franco-
Voicing n wi»h “we hail more of them,” I'rmiilcnt looacvvlt (In car).lak e- hla first look at tin''
latest modern 1-Inch nn)i-ulrcruft gun at llyile Park, N. Y.
Col. Flunk K. Ferguson, commanding
the Siity-Srcoml Coaat Artillery, explains th,. gun, while "llu n iv ’* Dull (on running hoard), grandson of the President, look* on curiously. (Associated Press Photo)
{Housewives Take N ew Battleships To Have
'Active Interest 35,00
*”
.Is iUr S. Politics OtIPOauMUli.
j
----i Vigorous Drive Made
i To Get Out Women
pregram
VotersInNovember
istructlon
1917. ami that tho j
heat Interests of Seminole Coun
a i .hany . n y> Aiik, , 9 _
ty will bo served by the rendr r* Republican ami I Honor at ic wontIng of a prrmpt ami complete
|,.a,|,.r* have Inlliati-d an inHat of projects.
I trnsiticampaign
thiuughont
New York slate to place th iir
r W A C arhe d
prrsidi ntial ami gubernatorial
WASHINGTON. Aug................. ■ preference* in the
forefront
—Secretary (ekes said yesterday | preparatory lo the November
ha waa holding up the new l.'luo,. election*.
000,000 public works proirrum
From various sections come
j report* of vigorous drive* by
{ wutnru |n>liti.ul leader* to line
> up their force*. Ilousi wires are
I being urged, a* never before, to
( interest themselves in polities.
d
Although the I'U-clietl la still
I month* away, women trailer* an
Th* Clyde-Mallury Line* to.lay ticipate one of th.- glrntfut exo
announced a apcrlal rate reduc duses from the kitrhrn to the
n e w s b r ie f s tion for students from Dd* state poll* in tie- history of the Um
Work waa begun today by th*
who are attending college In the pire date.
Hep. William Is-nike's entrance
city on repairing the old CUy docks
Th# County Board of Public In-1 Kj , singUton were given North and Fast.
Hound trip fares between Flor into the pie.nli ntiul rare us a
around the municipal p ie r, and structloa met a t the Court Horn# ,
^ tear down a frame
hands hell, it waa announced by City thla morning to MoaUar Mda re- kuiW|nir on Fifth Flreet by tbe ida ports and New York City lamlidate of the new union parly
were those affected. The tn-w unduuhti-itly will bolster the ag
Superintendent of - Pfcfrs aad reived by the Board far maaranct ^
clerk’s office today.
fares will go Into effect on the gregate vote.
■troots Jam rs Mougbtoa.
oa the coaaty’* new school hoses (_
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Here, ill President Hoonevclt'a
■ Tho suporlntoadoat statad that nod property and UablUy dam-1 BcmlnnU County dairymen are following date*: Aug. HI to Del.
arrangements were being made for ago.
i invited to attend a fish fry at B; Dec. 25 to Jan. III. 1917; Feb. home ntute, lli-puhlicun* are roll.
ing I4*m anti-New Deal Ihinoaccommodating more a mail croft
No definite action was taken a t Miller’s Dairy in Bunasll on F ri 2)1 to Apr. 2.1, 1917.
In making the reduction. Win. crats to join their forces in imp*
thla winter, since this city ia cm- ths mooting this morning, bst it day, Auf. f | at jp A. M. BcvcrRcctlag a large number of viaitere. woa rated to continue renaidore* a| ■prakrra of the extension • - Clements, district pa*«rng*r |Mirt rf the tarmlon-Knox ticket.
D eni'llidii women leader* uie
• b o will bring smnll yachts with Don of th* losuranea at oa ad- Mrvk> at GoinoavtUa will be agent a t Jacksonville, •tilled <t
waa hoped that students
' I appea ing for united aupimrt for
joarnod mooting to bo held Wtdoee- present,
take advantage of there fare* the New Diul.
P S I a e a tho wall around the b*ad day, Aag. I t
,
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for Chriataw* or Raster holidays,
WMt- the political pot is kept
obe tl and pier Is In such bad coaTho four hid* rewired by Iho
Meadow*, state inspector iTho reduced fares will im lude
bubbling by the major parties,
dttiea, the superintendent said Dm board a n from both stock and mo- of ,|,e Motor Vehicle Departstateroom .areommodatlons and tho Uiion parly ts receiving
City might taka part of the WPA tuol companies. They were proacrnmpoalod by Inspector
na r* « . ar
fhods approved for improvements seated by tho American Fire lo- Hughes was in Sanford yeitor- b<l meals.
la. tho piar and uta them la suraoco and Casualty Company of day checking up oa togs and
Strengthening the wall.
Orlando, tbs HtaU Form Mutual suiting th , local tag agency.
—
* Already plans have been mads Aatoombils Insaranre Company, i
for using over a |l,000 of the moo Dm North Western Mutual Fire
AUl Hksron and Abel fltriekdy allotted In repair lag and add- AasadaUca, and the Banicrd la-1
|eft M (|y this morning by
tog to the haatohetl, with the poa* surer* F rrbaage. The OrUnd®, tr, lB for Rktanand. la d , wbore
w r two ror<l
rtolUty that It might ho made over rempany was represented a t tha lh ty wll, ^
Yeitorday’a CUy court d.^krt th* n-lrial which war given yes-!
tato oa office and community House mooting by J. C. Flnnell, and tool truck* for tho atrichlond Motor waa a short one, since there ami- tenia).
to bo used by tho Bomloolo Coun Btoto Farm Comyoay and Iho Company and return them bore. only nln* cases to be trh-d. with
The only other white raao on
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ty Chamber a f Commerce and the Northwestern Company by C. M.
two of those being trari*f--n • I lb* sl ckct brought a fine of f l
Tbureday’s Ddcat law, 1:49 A. to tha County Court ibwkit. one or |0 days t<s R. It. Wallace, a r
people af tho city, Mr. Mougbtoa Boyd Of Baaford and William
Drake of F a n Fork.
M. and 4:14 P. M i high, 10:11 A. being dismissed, ami three l>rin- rested on chargis uf drunken
The Boafard Insurers Rr/-hanf4 M. and 10:11 F. M. .Sunrises a t cipola entering a plea of guilty. ness.
U rim p in ri of Maxwell Stewart. S:td A. M. and s*U a t 7:04 P. M.
W. B. MUIs, Daytona llrsch
Two eases transfcrresl to the j
Dm Cololoagh Realty Company, A. Moon rise* a t 0:04 A. M. ta d **U prtaUr, who was given u re county were those of Hubert G ra
Ip. CaoaaUy aad Ban. to* P. I* at 0:04 p. M
trial by Judge Frank L. MUIer, ham sml Willisi Chcstlinc, both
Woodruff Agency, the Walter U
-------following kls sentence uf »«•*- held Nr investigation.
Cooper Ageaey. the H. C. Dubose
eral weeks ago of 60 day* in
Abra lam
Nrlsuu,
pleading
KNOXVILLE, Team, A w . If— Agency. OOd W. J . Thigpen.
jail with no alternative of u fine, guilty for rccklr-s driving waa
i D —A groom af If private power Mrs. Mas Shaffer ha* filed an
waa released under the condition given s ID day Jail sentence. In
M f a r i n which recently ghst- acreptaare a f tha propoulDoa
that he meet certain stipulations the caw of Nimrod Hall, ar*
toaged Dm reaatitaticMHty of the which tha banal offered her at Iho
na set by U , City Judge,
rested >n chargi-* of disorderly
T i m i m i i Vol'cy Authority Act tost moating to art oa school ati Mills* first offense In this city conduct the bond was cslrcatesi.
Mhoi a federal dtotrtrt reart to tendance offtree far Dm ensuing
rest him |200, when he was ar A plea of guilty was entered by
day to holt all pawae activities of school year, foe which she will
rested for drunkan and rvcklcsa Harry CuJeman on chargea of
tho TVA yiadleg a aetUement ff ho paid 14 cents a aril* for her serv
driving. Tho Daytonai. paid the driving while drunk, ansi be was
ices, It was oaaouaetd.
first Dm , hut tiro weeks later given a fine of $5 or 10 days in
____ _ , ____ ____ was caught hare again by Chi’f
preseat except th* >(retool spin- Roy G. Williams, driving while
Tha laso of
Wilbur
lla'I.
Ion of th* ts et se, Dr. W. V. lotos leatad.
Whim
b«
*»» charged with larceny, was dis
O uess of the Unteavoity of Col-, brought before Judge Miller, th-s missed, and Mike HUvcns was
Iforoio advoaataa a rigid art of M-day jail aeaUnca was han.lcl handed a five-day jail sriittm r,
standards riwlto r to th a t apply* dawn to him, bat bo U trr put when he rntired a plea of guUty
tog to tha coantog W a stry .
| up so appeal bond and recciu-<l «a disorderly conduct charges.
United
Hu
_ ——
Former Sanford
Resident Visits
Here On Vacation
Work O
n And City B o a r d Onteidm J f f lK t f llg B y
ie r Is Started Insurance Bids On | | g y | ^ g
New School Bues'cm r
City Court Holds Weekly Session
With Only Nine Cases Recorded
P ite r CoMpialM To
r Seek TVA Tie-Up
Relief Predieted For
U. S. Bread Banket
•
TS,
|-.r«* t
lirlicf fiiini the Inti-nsc Ih-uI
(irt-veMling over Iho Miiblle West,
tho “hrvailhaskrt of tho iMtion,” ,
ami rain tnniuht nr tonvirruw was
lim lirtril loilsy fur srvrrsl nn-as.
t'linlinunnro of i<><l ili-gfi-o tomporuluri-* In Kansas an.I southern
Missouri was fsirtrcs-t as im-tsilM-rs
uf |*ri-*li|i'nt HivMctrlt's ilruught
coinmittsv, •irklntr iiifurritation
uie.ul ron.litlnns, movi-<| Ihruuirh
t ’<.|'>rui|ii ami Kansas.
The Smithsonian ln*tituto in
Wa-hinctnn sail data iruliratt-d
that anolhrr major dry ps-rlosl nmy
nut iri t around to th«- north cen.
tral Bracing area until 1'*->0.
LOCAL WEATHER!
’
�'k /t , t
‘Nf .R-- ; f ■V > . »
— ----‘ V t ‘
ORB AlOTSXBt VW,
strengthened la the 1
Englishmen renU
between fanclnm and
and fanelam. And Hi
nravtd RaaW mark* foe ■ w f»tHr. Then, no m * , pari ef thn op
position to repoMkaatom »»• also
After being swept into offke mar* than
on a promlee to pap everyone a pension of at
month, William Aberhart, Alberta, Cuada’e p
ter, baa at last gotten around to doing samothi
Ilia nolution to his problem, raked by ble platft
conelate of nothing other than oar old friend
Deal days commonly known u MedMlquldatim
l
The government of Alberto la aow taenia
calls “velocity dollars/* Then# certificates are
freely to anyone who wants them and are go
Idollar with wur merchant, business or profowo
1duatrtallat or farmer in the province who is fa
_____
JftfiT
la nothing sompuk aey shoot H, and anybody who dosoa t
Uho the looks of them can refuse to accept them.
The catch ta it k that once each week the bolder of
one of thsee certificates baa to purchase from the govern
ment a two-cent stamp which must bo affixed to the corflflcato before It k any good, la between times for sfflx*
M u flhaUIton says ho to not TTTg stamps, the cart if veatea may be spent freely without
■rty an moch worried ahoat th* buying ony stsmpe, so the trick Is to get rid of tho cur
WMHtnto royollsU" aa ho to rency as rapidly as possible and not get caught with any
k u t th# "royal Monomials.”
of it on the day when It k necessary to paste on another
M to tk* Carltato, follower* ef probably w« u t informed, discos*
Dm C if n , brother of the former n loan. The G uete Fotahl aoyil
Kiev and m th of Isabrlla.
“The Fraaco-Fdbh alHenra to the
These were the political ear**- firmest bilateral agreement ta Ba
to n of the Caritetc ef today, who rope."
hare omratated themeehn a with
From Vienna tomee caaltdeatlal
the Wo m M»W FaaeNta ted h r new* that the whale ef math n e t
Prhno de Rlrera> am. sad with era Korepe to did lag on dor Orathe rtorirala. tt waa lapoeethto to I man influence, aad wlQ fail to the
maintain public order, and a* a ta- Nails, •‘ualem a firm itaad to tab■alt other nallom ftihed the trou- »n," What dee* tahiag a f lm etoad
Med water*. A rereacy wea ea- meant It no longer m * m notee,
taWlahed and she* the various fee. protects, whlto paper*. It to tea toto
tl«oe wee* ■ii ito" torapw— — a ^ to ~ ,k ut ■.unt vt - n Him i t a o
the lararaalaa, it w*a derided to Thar* waa oaco a Britain that
^
idea la that If two cents is deposited with the
government onee each week for esoh dollar of currency
issued, the government will in the course of a year accu
mulate a fund of 1104 tor each certificate which haa been
Wo congratalato that woman issued. Out of this fund tho certificates would bo retired
M B to Oaten*bora. Kv* on and there would be four cents left over to pay for tho
.. . .
toeing tho good taste to *ri cost of the experiment.
The puifgaw or the plan k not alone to provide funds
m m man to spring lb* trap for
for mil those who want something for nothing and are
constantly asking the government for hefc% but also to
speed up the circulation of money, to keep it revoking, so
aa to stimulate business and industry, build up payrolls,
increase employment, banish tho depression, and create a
Utopian state in the midst of strife and turmoil aB over
the world.
Tho troubk with the plan Is the asms as with no
many of the unorthodox economic theories Mfiktlng too
world today. Alberta’* plan for curing too * P « a o k u
does not encourage men to work; it encourage# them not to
work. It provides anyone who dooaaT won! to woeh wtft
all tho funds necessary to sustain himself. It prwmeee
no wealth, either In the form of agricultural commodities
or industrial products, or in tho form of amvkos.
It does not Increase tho amount of money la the
country, except temporarily* since its stamp tax staa
takes money out of circulation almost as tost an it putajt
into circulation. And though thei eertlfkatoo are mlkd
gANTOBD TWENTY YKAB8 AGO
pramtply Joimd
mm
or lh* Catholic end Swabian
Ttohm soltoviM.
King WUIUm ef Prussia waa opposed to th* Ids*, bat Bismarck
tboaght II wooto bo w*U to hav*
a friendly pregknuaa R*rammsnt to Bpain, and aa caorad tho
Gorman print* to raconaidor bis
refusal, own aftar It had bran
mads. Thto lod tho Fraud* govorwnont to totomno and threaten
war if Ut* plan w*r* comammated.
Ring Will law withdraw his nlatlvo’s candidacy bet Franc* had
now worked hsrsolf op toto a
fronay and dsmanded apologia*.
Th* rraolt waa th* War of llTO.
Bpato waa novtr n M by tho Gor
man print*, bat franc* foot Alu » U m to i,
” [■ Germany Intervening to Bpato
today T Berlin anya poaltlvoly and
•apUaiUy that ah* Is not. B*t raporta of American corrocpowdrnts
from lavlllo toll another story.
Twin Airing tho Tut wrak H ha*
boon r»period that Gonaral Franriara Franca to praporls* an ale
that It * 4 no* Matter to « . That
fopnratod by Senator Johnson's
MOO n C n of purified ocean, the
MU t t Rarapo end the fate ef tin
Britiih Empire wee no m l ton*
cent ef oore. Ua/ortunatsy, there
la nothinn in ear meant history
to Justify that belief. We, too, ere
arming. to II Just for.pride T
W HTA GORDA. Aug. 1 9 .Chartotto eaaaty track gtewern
who pleated special legume cov
er crape thto summer have eb-
�mm?,
jt t
s *• n>*>
W ff
t. * t*v w r . • *• •■■v < r
HfMtef ships, 1,780 commissioned
B oo* wives Take pilots,
M M student pilot*. 41,900 New Battleships
•If rorpo n U H men, all with
A cf«ire Interact n o * JM M flying hoar* rained Have 35JM4 Ton
Ethiopian rsmpaiga.
In U. 9L PoHtfea la AUwaary
Displacement
of 1*9 thlpa, including
And Pkrtonal
99 submarines and M destroys™,
with 110 of the ships of th* h i n t
typo* In addition them a m 34
destroyers,
submarines,
light
cralaafa aad battleship* andar con•Irartlon at a recent data.
Military observer* u ld tha Ital
ian army and air corps was eomThe three addrenced New Tork ptetely equipped for the African
■tale gathering* In the latter campaign and ha* a tremendoj*
part of M y and Dr. Townsend, complement of veteran*.
who announced. “I am going to II Due*’* pride, th* air eorp*,
vote for Lcmke,** return again h*i been selected with ra n . and
this w a sh to tour tha weitem ht atgnlflranlly entlited hla two
part of th* ctate.
son* and son-in-law in th* rorpa
A certificate of Incorporation to pLot plan** again*t th* Ethio
far Uw union party ha* been pian*. Th* air eorp* I* rnnuidervd
filed with the secretary ef state. on* of the flne»t and atrongvit
The party now mutt file a nom fore** In Europe.
inating petition to place U nite Its spearhead I* a “death squad"
on the presidential ballot. Un reported to ronsist of 12.3 film*
der the atato law the petition who are pledged to attarh huge
■ art boar at least 23.000 name* combe to their plane* and fly to
with at least 30 from each their death directly against an ene
my wmnhlp if necessary to destroy
Mrs. Daniel O’Day, vice-chair th* attacking craft.
man .of th* Democratic state This “death xquad" wa* revealed
committee, presided over tha' when the flower of (treat Itrltaln'a
first meeting In upstate New fleet was concentrated in the Medi
Yacfc several Jays ago. to out terranean while member* of the
line campaign plana for the sup| league of Nation* applied the
port of Prvsident Roosevelt and pr*»*ure of economic sanction*
Gov. Herbert II. Lehman.
agaiait Italy during the Ethiopian
Republican
women
from
throughout th* state will assem
ble at various u p s t a t e meetings
Aag. 11-12 to hear Mr*. Wilma
Royal, assistant to John D. M.
Hamilton, chairman of the Re
publican
national committees
Mr*. Robert low Bacon, New
York state vice-chairman, and
Mrs.
Natali* Couch, eastern
state* director of woman’* cam A delicious notir- <
Ishlng cakn fit for
paign activities.
Called Illegal
troattaned from pie- «*•'
widespread support in tha stats
froai rather Charles C. Coughlin,
Dr. Frond* E. Townsend, and
tha I n . Gerald 1. K. Smith,
tinder of th* Share-Our-Wealth
Mica Helen Qaraer h
from Hollywood, F la,
baa been vfcMkW tha
Mr*. If. D. Mperson and ilaurbtor, Mias Virginia Myprion. <4
Jacksonville, are the
»f
of Mrs. W. H. Peaks. M a n ila
•N E n ram '
Ry Rraohe IS tor* Clu rch
When young people ro rh the
teens, otto of the moot 'r ”wt:int
vacations hi their lives seem* to
ho “shall w* asckV*
Tk* parents are franklc pnsded. Ta ma*y of them the Idea
la a now oao, to ono of them was
R ever a matter of fraak dls-
'efforts kid tbn groundwork for
tha establishment of tha Rad
Croat,
Tha pktura k enacted by an
except loualty talented cast of
priaripak, with mors than aaa
thousand persons la extra rota*.
Isa Hunter, famous on tha lamdon tings and Hi films, and DonnU Wood* bnva tho two Wading
■Manila* roles.
Millsborough
Holmes
Indian River
Jhcksoa ....._
Jefferson __
Utfsystt*
Levy „
Liberty
COUNTY
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT!
“Better Air aat ta BhertV*
Dance and Cool Off
We Never Cbm*
CHICKEN DINNER TW
Steaks. Chapa. Net a* Cat!
Plato Laark
flood Mask. Win* Ldwwmv
Brer, E t4
Choc, Devil's Food
11 Duce Orders 1>500
Okaloosa
Planes Held Ready
Okeechobee
In Case Neutrality
Orange __
Obceola ___
Pact la A Failure
rutted la Grave* getting a had h l a Beach
I l ‘> allira s4 Wraa* P a n i t * , )
llow oo tho hood horn o d a b
Ftnellaa
this in order lo follow the situa
thrown by Riddling.
tion from minute to minute.
O ra m waa said by tho poMco M b -----s m __
It wa* hoastsd here imnnj avia
offteor to kav* boon latosJcatod FB nt tnJohns
tors that the Spanl-h loyalist bat
whom tho brawl ocourrod. Ho won 8 t Lucie ...
tleship Jaime I had hern sunk by
glvon first aid trwataMOl at tho ■ants Ro«a
an
H00-kllogrsm bomb dropped
hospital before kelag taken to Uw
squarely upon it from th* plane of
eouaty Jail, whovo ho will lima la Barascta
Bomlnol* ...
an Italian major.
la tha custody of tha rity, pawl, flamter
An aerial battle between Italian
lag th* autcomo ef Mrs. Oeavoo* IWwanne* .
and French plane* in the service
lajartes.
T»ylnr ___
of Spanish rombnlsnt* was '.’ellrvrd
According to Chief Will laws. Union .......
to have taken plnee over Gibraltalked shout, but tha parvnta Graves U am old oartoawr sf tho Volusia ....
da not know bow to deal with
Wakulla ...
A swift Italian bomber was said
tho
situation.
If they are brow brought ap Hi Fyllo* Cowrt Walton
to Have fought off two French p ir■hocked at th* way their boys on several occasion*, with most 4 Washington
■ult plane* which attacked it withor
girls
kshavr, they a n th* eases being far twl* sf wbli
hRWbsd at as old-fasbUuod, or key. HI* occupation was de Total*
ti'JJUO
Italian
vssriifment
sgntnst
scribed as being that of ■ •boot
French aetlvitie* In favor of Iho
legger."
Mailrid government was kindled by
The officer stated that wo
bitterly sates Atlo comment in the
aevm* to tkem shirking nspsa charge* had boon preferred against
Italian pr»»*.
aiblllty, Tha chlldrvn themaehrai Riddling a* yak
Newspaper* spoke of “two-faced
a n probably no bettor nr no
play” and devoted pope ono epncit
wort* than their fonbonr*. Tkoy Piolino Uicudun I»
to speeches, visits, and oncouiaceare howover, much m n frank
rnent I y French official* nnd ptiOne mother, hearing of her
Located In Spain l l w l l w H I'i w a g e a r O w e! vate
cltUen* toward the Madrid
dent Rousoeelt next week on the
daughter’s first kiss, waa shocked
loyalist cau-e at tho same time
and said to. Her attitude of
HENDAYI, Spain, Aug. II).- iChlef Kiecutlve's latevt regula that the French gnvernnirnt was
horror made the
child
fwl l/Pl- Pivollrio Uxcudun, who was tion governing the u»e uf relief negotiating for a neutrality part
rtported killed In fighting at Ban
tlnaulhonticatcd
reports said
Sebastian, baa been located at
Italian troop* already hud land
Pampoluna, where ho want to
ed at Malaga to protect Italian
seek tk* safety of a Carllst
on public works projects but nationals and th* Italian consulate
camp.
there. The report* could not be
Tho Spanish boxer was In Ban would Insist upon all federal
officially.
cept the fact* and trust that Bebnstlnn when the revolt ttartod grants to them being used to em 'confirmed
Mussolini backed his readiness
common sens* sad Innate fastidi but rafisasd ta Join tho mliitk. A ploy workers from relief rutK for imssible intervention in tho
ousness will prevail after tho report waa circulated that h* was Local funds could bo used to em
.Spanish eivil war with this array
fln t thrill of tasting forbidden a Fascist and be wa* obliged by ploy other labor, he ad<ird.
Unleu
President
Rooweelt of nmiaments;
fruit ha* passed. When girt* to bid*. Finally ho was smug
Mure than IJMO.OOn men under
and boy* find out that “nocking” gled by frkad* through tha ■mend* the latest regulations, the ] arms, reserves of B.MW.000 men.
secretary said, th* Public Work*
Interfere* with real friendship mountains Into Navraa.
Administration will ba able >n an additional reserve of 2,100,000
and even with real feeding, they
contribute
only about 10 porront students In officer* training carps;
prokhbly will become rational hu
of
tk*
c
u
t
of the average sub one of the largest smiles In tha
man bertga ones aw n.
mitted to I t In th* past It has world.
In any evua t, their children
coatrtbutsd 45 percent.
An air corps of around 1,500
probably will rtrikt a ha la nr*
between th* twa extremes of
primness sad license.
any mrnl nr the <
finest dessert.
tim
Coconut Layer
An old standby
that never get.*
tiresome.
<
Today Only. Only
one to customer.
F o r KaWt
RARE PLANTS
..For Ynnr Aqaartnmt
Madagasca dwarf lily; Caedata
t'j ptsenne; lisas as P lu fst
Heverst Brasses; Beg plante.
Gold Fish. Hack. Kipert part
eons I rur I liia. Landscaping. Wa*
tsr Lilies. Basra aoM *lagty
or rone gardens prepared and
set. All plants set by a*
Ruaranlred. Aquariums plant-
W. C. HARTUNE
W. Kin.1 Ht.
Near Monmc Corner
SALLY’S "S
Havu you noticed the dif
ference of freshness between
package and ntir caka»i~*—
Buildinf
MiteiUlR
rf^ tu iu b e r,
rouftag
and hulldlng material*
of all bind* rail *a **,
Here you’ll find the
most reason a hj* price*
■nd best qunSW and
tb* quickest sterlet,
Sudden Servian
COUNTY-WIDE
INVENTORY TO
BE PLANNED
J
SHIRTS 10c
of that calibre.
To carry the enormous weight
of xuch armor tha chips a n a l
be big and »turdy. V****la r t
33,000 ton*, officers ssy, are 91
the *l«e—and therefor* of th*
weight—to meet the AawikM
idea of an efficient battleship*
Th* bigreat American battle*
chips at the preoent flaw a n
th* New Meiieo and Idaho ( 4 *
4ix» tons).
The British navy** Hoad I
battlc-crulaer — boast* 42,1M
team, while nine of the British
battleship* proper are 31,000 teas
ami over.
H IL L
ROOFING
l.umpU'lo
With Nalls
&
Cement
Mprcisl Cash KCarry Prices
r.
Lb.Rail........................M l
V.
|.b.Roll........................ 1.9*
W Lb.Roll. Mlste .......... l.lf
UNITED
LUMBER CO.
CALDWELL’S
CASH GROCERY
and MEAT U\HKET
Bpreiallsing In Ike bert aad
m«M| rumplet« lino of meats W
Sanford with quality heaa and
lr> ers at all time*.
In aikiiliow Iti your strata aby
wgriskle* at tbla nslgbhnrhood store a hero price* a rt
alnays as law II *u| law**
than at olbrr places. Hpedal
Items — sew them.
W E R T -T k e • JEWELER
NEW liUCATION
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Thursday
Otiwr a im In pmporl Ion.
Trwdk U fa rcirtadittK.
Gaaraalaart 8000 wllen. Aver
age mlioaga 1SJB0 to 15.000.
Our arirca m tha lowrnt
pwwlbla far QUALITY work.
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Coin Doable Win
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y . A U R I S T 20. Ittfii
L o a n Gaarw Knock O at
O a P K ta l Of TMrtjr-Oat
ITALIAN PLANES READY TO AID SPANISH REBELS
Victory In Third Rom
N e g r o R e f a ia a T itle O f B w w
B eak er
S iw W k h H i
R e g a ia e d T itle
Father Of Helen Cte• T e a se r Faiats At'
Blgkt Of Negro As
H r Ascrods SU m I
Sajr Moore Intended
Only To Rob Girl*
Not Mnrder H e r
>ri^y. Th* fw w *!
t t t l a I a n today, follow*
A* thi* column I* M a c r
**• ■ .
v i l | the Lookout*' »»cood ten. it'a writer koa ■ h a m .
wim reUeeed b f
I double win in aa many md. exultation la the fact
rha walked hi n | ^
1 days, which leave* them our flrat predietlea waa f*¥
kaoM loaded aad U
rotating only one-half I when Joe Loul*. the faat-atew
wa to ta rn hick
game out of the coveted | brown boy from Detroit, tat
by t t their Mark.
fourth place, with thajo doien Mows to Jack Sharkey’*
‘
a perfect day at W * D e U n d Reda and Ht.'chln to eroro a knockout virdtet
'a hewer, deahle; W flA ugustlrM
Saint* tied in the third round of tto ir achoiibaMMi. waacredit* ^ ^ M f o t the position. Local ulrl ten-round heut at the Yam
traMl tofleM hit*,)
fan*, regvr for a chance ken atadium last alyht. The aad
i et Pa lathe had
J
In the playoff aerie*, eon- note tome* In when wa.
ff the fl*M after
• f l Hatted to talk and deep thouch our prediction wqa- a' v ia
for Louis, deep down ' la.', oar
| attemptka« to ' W . baseball,
the vtnXth. •*nr'rahaaHy, we will be aatlafied ftiearta wo wanted the white-man
art he rifted eel wife a *pht in today'* double- to trnr loo** and hatter oat a
he.
brewer with the lilander* In ilerl.lv* victory.
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Dtytouu Beech, for It I* asking Bo, aa the loud-voiced radio an
toe much for our hoy* to toko nouncer* said last alyht, Louie
three *trml«ht twin-hill*. How- i« once more the Brow* Bemker,
IN
D 1N G 8
»*■ »*• »*• com* her* but per*onolly w* think vary Ut
I M W U U M I Thuredey for a twin hiU, Haye* il* cf the nryro'a flyktiny akUaad Wriekt ehould a rain taka up ilv, ilnc# Mac Bchmeliny Ckowcd
AWW UUW.W , monad daty and wo forerait a him to ho n My wlad-kay la thoir
flcht «*veral weeks ay*. Oar
H o"
V ,, doehio win oa that day.
If M
.Mir lowardleM af how on# put* It,
i*
■»l»t•,' , ••••**■■ Lookout* to re a
II ! itl I cphndtd chanca to caln fourth
. .*1 W
> 'd POpHiae before tl« , r *.*n end*.
i Iv Z flK * * .'
had for
Daytona «aaeV-t»,»>»*'• andden turn to a team of
0 ^2 * 4
(dangerous sluggers, who are rapiMMk BfaeU.
ahh of pounding out 31 toss
*»i
blows In a alnele day. and we
£ . AaguMlao. ’ have a faint Idea that It wa* the
. MiaaCM
'foe*, that the bry* ro t tired of
w*a U e t
Wet. belay la the cellar, ami dee bled
II | |
j i n to yo out and do thing*. Since
M «T
. 1*1 they forawd that decDion they
** a?
'}!} bove done decidedly well for a
II Cl
ill* loam who baa been hamlllny the
JJ ! !
•'}* cellar aaaiynment prvrUealty all
\ ft 11 r i i
**aooa. Reeordiny their win hi
i Rraekira i-l.
the aocand yam* with the G-Men
" bm im * I '
Banday. they have at retched out
Claclaaetl, alyht a wlaaiay atreak of five itralyht
M oon
. _ _____
l a Um Math the Lookout* IM- when Welch erred his ■rounder,
B H *ac* amra oa BtatraT* dou- sad BietreTa homo row lato the
Ma aad Met*’* triple to tho M l ten*I* court* far over tha left field
fM d fence, aad again la the eev- fence. The ball went aver oa a
•adh they acored a marker, whoa lino drive, one of tb# looyret m r
L iay itia doohled. v e st to third me* at Coarad field la D tU ad.
Dari*' infield out, aad raaw
PeLand also tallied throe Urn**
beam an T om *' fly to deep right, la tha fifth on a walk, two alaDtLaad coo*ted Its second y in aad a double. CkUdo rin se d
aad flaal marker la tha eighth on the b a m with hi* doubln to M l
*wa M a tin by Didrikaom sad BM- renter.
Mag.
P er the second n a te it, Torre*
Though they had a lafflcleut with three Mayka out of four tripo
taanrki far vktory, tho Lookout* to tho plate led tho Lookonti, while
iscldsd to fatten th*ir batting av- IC stn , Blstruf, Mote, and Hat la
• n ye* la Um abrtk, aad did quite I all secured two Mia. DMrlkvm,
well, scoring th e n amrksra, when I faieoal, rhlads, Rober ion, aad
C la n douklod to rlyht. Langston I FoynUr all ho aged sol two MU
Maymd to right aeorioy Clary, t to load the Bede at the plate.
D»vi* waa safe a a Wokh1* error | Today, our LookouU a n la Dayof Ms grounder to abort with toao Beech, attempting to gala
Langston
going
to ‘ third, ,tho four Ik position aad a piece in
U m h C moved oa Bolllay’i or- the league playoff by t reuse lay
U M $k
ikciaaaiL.
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**' 'C ity Island
—
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ic Ji »
*1 I I
JJ JJ
/ r L cocky
lilander*
have
been
. i l l knocked off rlyht and left for the
-JJT loat week, and It gives u* a ctr.tt
I*
S!
.Gerrnaa Otympl* official* aaw
the team off aad followed the
Americas rew tlayrat to tha *UUoa. The efflriaia voiood approriothm for America1* port h i po
lio* in tha yarn** aad hoped for
a "happy reaaiea" a t Tokyo in
IM*.
In
nf the OI< mplc Village, bad com
mitted suicide.
At the same lime, it wu«
It-atnrd that another p-pul-t
figure In the Olympic organi
sation, ()u*ta» Kuhne. dinl »l-ddenly with the rau.c yet unde
terminal.
The "propaganda
ministry raid 1‘ueralmer killed
himself •'presumably because of
nrrvoq* strain and oterwork."
Daytona B«-x<-o,
worn la ha hariay a lltUo troahlo
_ . hoopla* la the firit division. Tno
’. in deal of aollafnetlon to know that
A llju ie u
S n a i l HP T i i f l p h i i r f f P f i rvau
)J | IU tlO v
g ^ io v ita i g c u
L oc& l
O h i o ’s
t,y the l.'nitml SUtes llu- In theUnited
#
. i
Agilcultuial Ecuaomlcx.
Only two I eduction* of piojue
H o s p i t a l ' buirau,
" ',ru-,!*une
tav*
Ucn n f o t M ,u lh
l/eing ut llueton, Mas*.,
wheie n ri. mb. nut inn of event*, in
Mrs. Ellaatoth Crave*, who wa* eluding u eouit decision Lnfavoithought to hive een rerimialy in Milu to tho ledeial licelue proJured by knlfa wounds lafikied un lgllini ^
, „„ uw elttol *tt
'to r throat by her husband. W. r . uutlon. Retail pii;es there have al
-B I T Graves, Tuesday night at so liven reduced. Tliv other reduc
her npnrtmenl on the corner of tion of pridueer prieea wa* re
Palmetto Avenue and Fifth Street, ported to bo ut Kn xville, Tunn.
waa discharged from the KernxldThe princi|uil cause underlying
Larghton Memorial Hcrpital this
this month’s advance in prices U
morning.
Hospital attachrs stated that apparent y dee to the severe
to r condition aermeil to l>* much drought whieli ha, iltuek tli* lead
to tter a t the time of her release. ing dairying section* directly, or
Attendliur physician* thought ai
flrel that tb* lose of so much b oo l
would rsuae her death, but It wu«
later found that the throat wound*
were not a* deep a* flrat (la m
ination* Indicated.
• Graves wm atilt In the County
Jail- Ihi* morning, but aa yet uo
(pacific rhvrgvs had been lodged
against him, pending further In
vestigation into the rase by th*
polk* department.
Five of 8*minole County’s 13
now school buses have arrived
here and are ready to to put in
"d|f.
to service with th* opening of
tko 1934-37 school year close at
Clary Maykd to atari tho aer-
right. Dark Maykd U k ft madB f Clary la third with D*vts taklay mraad aa Um throw hi to tho
»fato, Torfn Maykd to MmH
moriay Ckry with Dark vcoriay
M a lad throw by tha tksrtatop.
Gates alaykd to toll. Orentreet
ChH. writp. M*Raya*ldi' Dray Cm
which i«
,
indirectly ullecting or
.
,
___.
'’r‘,Ujc
lion through feed *1. rtage* and
higher costs, the bureau aald.
It ha* nl o teen it-ported that
cutter markets ull over the coun
try are much higher this summer
as in Itldil. Current wholesale
prices for butter an- fully II rent*
higher than they were a year ag>
ami cheese ha* gone up four cent*
a pjund. according to the bureau.
* S em 4
■
pretest to Moscow,
‘
of m deni war.'me U’tween
ibi*
2 1 '
ikhi»
romping I rip and nine m eiuto^jkha have combined effort • to snvof this troop ire to be advanced s pain ft'in the so-called I'c pie'
in milk by the
Honor Court. Front government which is dminRaymond Kiider will be advanced miled ly
Iti.l eli-n.etils t'oiv.ti the rnnk of flr»b rla»* and nuinists, So iili-t-f. Syndic >'i.tv
llarol-l Keeling, Haloid Madden,juml Anarchist- The rebel want
J HilL Vernon.
Scott .McIntyre, to < 1 0 tin 11 ro. nti y fioni II .• d-»nState*and by nmska James Tew, Allen Newman. Key- inut i n of M moiv m il tl, > 10 .
i
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—
.1 •Iter
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.i
avi
, >ntond Ashton, and
nurd eCol->
1.1 .,
llu- ..war a „ |u. |,t
individuals never are ilisclomii.
„ WI|J. t„ „ „ Anyone wi«.iHurenii t hief Haward,ti. t. bln- j imf „ r|,|„ to the ramp should
son. who ha* keen In crime dejn i„ „ r h |M.fore neon tumor
lection work IS year*, moieuver, | ,„ w with Arthur lliunun, chair
has deve|.-|HNl the u*e of lunula to man.
church, vcaiing the toh-n '■
» » nt* of priest i and . i m i i . i-.und il tlo-,e vrsiment- with
in the identification work nf the,
their rtfto un-l pistol
........ ................ -
l«»n, f n
""arging
-aiv
R. I ii.ililta
jojf .ll>
from
m.
Out -oh the Church ot fit. I ai .
‘n A I ucr S t m t , thi• ioru- | i.ll jA H I
b ll*H i k i t P C V l pnt tvn* la>
•> •• •«» a »tut'
-------- thi* rliiltl Jr*»u pr.»|>|'«tl up ut t
Preparation•
were
bring ...gram*.w ith „ red loin Cm!
made tmlny by It. T . Cowan f»r wrj|.|redal*» t the wrist on! t
removal of his clothing
ilore ymhol -f the n v Inti nary -Ifrom Ihe corner of Fifth Htir.t Kan
„„ lt( ,
A |. •
and Sanford Avenue to hi* m * tt4!l
,i... .|4iue,s hand will
W ation on t>*t First Street r- I riyitr. U rtndge. ,oub| te sen
the building formerly
o w n - I , ,.,p|ng .ul fr.-.u the lop of ihhv the Security Feel and •
s " 1 l.-inclol(i.A luni i . i - . t h Ihe » h l
< ompany.
U(. snnoiteed tint tin* rliil.l Jetu.
Mr. Cowan, owner and mu* P s . i ^ ^ ,,* , t ommunri|.
agr-r of the company plan. t->
At andher cl. dr rtieiitor* of
curry a more complete line •<<
U W ilM .*
l'**e l'li,|
furnishing'a for men. women .rod
children together with n birm
steek of shoe*.
Charles Jordsn. forme.')’ »f
Wisconsin, who ha* ben. ." t
A pirn fur all mi-reliant* wh
nected with retail and whr.lr--.de
shoe ik-partment* for th.- pu t I uvun'l n-n u.ntuiti-.l and who
13 years, ha* in-m employ)-.! ' • desire topurchm- u ien h In Intake over that feature of the i laced In front .if their plnre of
hurinets.
i.iisines*. to notify l> K Mr Nab
Associated with Mr. Cowan m immesllstly, wu* I ....... today by
hi* new location will In-. Mi the ehalnan of the Junior ChamMinnie
Reck,
formerly
"f ,,,r
tMDIwrce bench rurnmitHodye's Inc., who will uct a* '*e.
^
^
bookkeeper and s»*i>tnnt iu t;
The JieCee, lia.e already sc-
■ ■ H Clothing
Store Movesa
I J ’ ” '? V »V ’ 7 q ".
p«rt in itj uac.
IL
Mculaci* it u in i to ni«»ti il |if«*-• T O
ShiDyardti Burn In
Million Dollar V\rc
VANCOUVER. B. C.. Aug. 30.
—(A7—A *|M-etxcuiar fire swept
through three shipyards, Ihe
Vancouver Ire hock.; arena and
.....
th^ >Ul| itor|um tw ta/
,
^
by
Flw o , lrf
Archibald IHaimid nt more' than
11.000,000.
Th* blase started In the Van
couver shipyard shortly after mill
night and spread te the adjoin
ing Fenner a n * Hood Shipyard. It
destroyed four ema!| building*,
the It. Cliff Sangstor outboard mototkoat plant, tbd Marine K v
change Iluildiag and the nearov
ice h>Kk*y arena.
Two firemen were injured, neith
er seriously, i , t hoc sands of spectutor* watched the i-Ias*.
s
-hlh L v ri*
‘■■*lry ,;> j/V lJr
Spani-), Fu-riit ro-liel*. Htnmped
un lion rlud Ink I Inin Ihe picture
Akheti «even Nuxi wur,hip* were
ordered to <|*ml Inward Spall*
under fnreeil draft. »
Tlu* l.erninri wnrihlpi alrendir
in Sprniih water* were ordereil
In niei-l all “iinjuilifiiible nrts"
with force. In a hriitling ultima
tum the Hiller Kovi-rnnirut -laid
It wiuld hold the Socialists in
Spain directly to account fur the
continued M-itrch of German vex•cl, on tho high sen* such a*
IIn-1 rc|HOte<t to lime taken
pl.u e nlHKtrd the Gcrmnn liner
Heavy fighting with big gn.i* lias left many Spanish cities
Friday night ut ti o'rlock. and
M ill II
It _| _
,
■
.
«*• •I I**—
—II • In ruin*.
towns
This pictme .hows damaged buildings in
Die pr»t* fihility that t| •iitH rn- ,
is expected thut a large nu...wla^r
IHRMf
,
f A . - i . • In. It was utmost wiped out by heavy government bom
from Seminoie ('oiinly will emuri
....... ................. to r ..................................... i an attempt to drive lebel forces out. ( As.-ottilled I'less
Is-fnre the Court to receive merit
T*" 1
M1 ,he m i l win
..........I
Kamerun.
badge* nod ether promotion*.
(char, the rebel nut i n unit m i
Jolnlne the Na*|x in sympathy
T riop N'o. 11 ,yj
d will inovem. nl •t many ■'
'd-.: .
f ir tne icoci-,* i ii-inier Mussolini
go to Camp Winona Friday I R*put h am . Mon in hi il . le t
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
T IIU R B E R , Tea. Aug. 20.- W )
-The story of tho man thhing for
▲TALLINN
(Rrvol), Estonia. minnow* and retching a while ap
-^Mg. Ste—AI Sovfni miliiary air- plies to John Slintcn iorfer.
| t o * flaw over tha border south
II* set out hook* thinking ho
o t Narva Monday and was fired night retch.........
.................
.............
enough
smsil-aited
M by Estonian freader guards. Th* fish fer breakfast. Returning next
* dad far threo minute*, but morning to fiund a 99-poand ytltefore guard* arrived low cat floi-nderlog around In the
miaa government sent e lw s trr attached securely to one cf
hooks.
».
ih*
«• Mg
The Iloy Scout* will hold
liuhtU lw rin.bn.'W ru.y
Court t f Honor at Camp
t*ani|i Winona. ,n1'1. ' " ' “V "'1" 1' thl* i- n g n a t
like figure* of .trdy feature* of
criminals- face mask*, hands uni
the like—and to prewrve' imprints,
such ns font print! anil tire marks.
"Montage." s*ys Robimnn, “of
fer* another will for tho riimin.il
to scale in hi* bring battle against
'aw and order."
The Ohio bureau of crimiml Iden
tification and Investigation, .-•
tal lished in Itri-I, ha* it* uffice* at
the Mate privon farm w ur hue.
Bureau Chief Rohlnavn I*,n**i,ti-d
Fartly cloudy tonight ’ ttit-l by K. J. A’anti* and L. Nil ing*Friday, poesihiy showei t mat worth.
<ast central and extreme south
roast*.
Extreme
ro.rthve.il
Florida; fair tonight, Friday utt
settled.
RBTONUMB FIRM ON PLANK
■ ■
•*.|i
** I
nq
•*▼•»«
M r.
of wauled men, flino* bureau ol j
. '
,
.
. ,
. line will advance In secon-1 chi'*. Christianity.
r..m ina| Idrr.tlf.catmn and Investi
A truck and driver bn, been' | | ( Madrid. Ilarci loti*,
gation rarnes on a c-ntinuou, *el- furnished T nop No. I t ns ii'a n j other lenito-y
enlifie buttle a .iio-t ihe under menni of trnnsportrUmi to the | | lt. r. ople', l|n.nt
„ me.
word.
,
i-anip by ritto Caldwell of lb.- d a re lia U n i a wont u d- t.
Its record of 2,IHM),(NH) criminal* St. Johns River l.lne. All mem tb.n .Jcliurcl- . c ii.iiit mi I ,
tank* second In the files of J. Ed tor* of the trio p who nre going a, teri« . with their w oks ..
nt Iht* ftoni l.any centuri.-i past. I*ri. t
gar Hoover'* “fl-Men" at the fed on tin* trip m«*
eral butrau of investigation. And Irrminnl of (hi* St. Jolmi llivrr and runs have Iss-u m idri I
Nt li* o'cNck.
althovgb the Ohio buieaj hus only |,im>
I-'”'" tuninrrmv
tomnrro
Co!J |,\ o.|.
lhr«-c “O-Men," it h as'u n invaL"Fbe •**"* t **mr ti r«»urt B»f lionOn k ' f 2". while
liun.lted,
at K- source of information of lu j or wa* hrl I i»l I'» ni|» Winoin of skills acre' U-in-.f find
••vrrvonD
who
ullrmlnl
hail
a
breakers in thp "secret 21."
lt M o o li I , the III .Its
iphh| tlmr. it %rai« irportwl, iro*i lluougko
.
OigjnUc I two yeara ag.i u* the ' it i* hofwl that rvrryon© %%!»••
“
,v.
!
Ohio crime control commission, tin- I ran (lOMlbly go out lu the ramp l'lr * L'"»« g . mil. M. the I nil “.ecn-l 21" I* mada up of refir- J ,||.t| (|nw w ||,
ili.ii of ,l ar | «ia|t«» .iti t thr t run 'i
Mntativr* of various Uw rnfore-, Trwli|m r|. lUin wlM ,w provi'l''i *t ,sj4,n Aniti**, 1.1 thi ia|»i9al, w
ing agencies. Hat b'entltle* " f .tl11' ] for nnyone"rise " who" die* not
' r Th.. . -
The o h m that have already ar
rived or* Chevrolet*, four eomIq t from Richmond. In d . and
having Wa/uo Meet bodies, ajid
the other, which to e a Superior
tody, frees Lima. Ohio.
This new buses kavo a seating
capacity raaging from 41 to 1*4
passengers, varying with the
If. Beck received a ix-rmil
aba of the hue. They are modern from th* city clerk'* office to
to every way and have cushioned day to erect a on* etory frunre
building on Hickory Street toIl U not definitely tween Ninth and Tenth Street*.
when tho other bus** will co»t of construction to be I-1H).
ac tive, they are expected to to
'‘ ‘ ‘
Bare oaoNtba# In th* next few
4kj*.
IIK FldllKD rt)H MINNOW
aad gaam, Laaysiau filed out to
—
r«we|. •.**
t»*Mrlialpd F rm )
Cnw*
I’um'nta «f the
lilonly
struggle
Indween
. Kuniit.i-ntoniuvltisln
and
lurclalistH-voirnniinlstn in wartorn Spain lulilictl thronghint the ei( f tul* of Europe
tmlay,
(ierniany, whoso national
/ociilist ri-gitm- i.i nymptt11101*0 to tlii* rniiHe of th e
Seminole Boys To Be p>^ wh*i, when the •»truggU' ev
uni t live togetner tin e ipiin.
Given Promotion* er*Slam
|»«'iaiin^ a *i<t.»t|, iippittetitIf unuit|uiiinteil with Spain mil
In Rank For Work Iher
|toiiitir.«a lielirve that the civil
ive OfCounty’8 N ew __
School Buses Arrive ^=r
k
« t « h U H r -4
Hoover’s *G-Mep.’
X
SehnmlHiy of Germany
■mb, w dkrimed delivery laltelv off."
Mar pHchar a f the Red*,
la to stop tha Lookout*
ihtaap, hat UM Lookout*
M b R f 4 gflrrw t o n .« writ
ef
B f * ! “ e f n N ifsa
th srg w With the rnurdtr.
I ■■•H m ril - ■ • ' “ flj"'™ '
S c c o n t! I p R a n h ’^ F w
A tor* af 13 men Including
However, Semlnok (*>unty milk
•% m *re7buatacam en. a I m t c h a r . », e mon'
d l engineer aad a textile mill those in other sections of the ruutt•mploye waa selected.
I try because milk prices this month
IJ1N D O N , Ohio.. Aug. 2 0 - M l
’
in 6ft urge cities Ihr-.ughwjl oth
er section* ale much higl.ir than — Aide! by il» “secret 21," by the
luritrst statu file offingerprint*
W n m a n T n i t l r o A l ) v u' lu l* arcording to reports 10ffU IIIIU I
all* t i p
u*c«r«gnr» I ,ttil«
t*v u i i v v i m t s T r r n i n i
MAILSKII.I.ER. Krnn»v. A n - *»V
b:\*
di
i’a attorneys charged
prosecution with an
rffe rt to introduce a ilgnctl con.
fusion which said the negro
to the girl's hotel room
on tha morning of July
lg to rob It, but klllnl her In
paak leal he be discovered when
No chango in the jitico «f milk 1
’ to *creamed.
W. L. Clevenger, who found here at the |>result time is on
Um kfuked aad, tottered body ofjtlcipaU-d aithouyh prltca f-.r m l
k k aiccc, pretty Mondo HelenJt|e frvd to ie ii.m unuit-alb bigb,
Clevenger, in her hotel .
1 and the iirmlirliun cost ef milk in
h m - 3 3 day. ago. waa the «r»t l h - to jH v h„ .►y r.irketed, liewitoM* for tho .U U a . the
|o „ |iyw^
Wr)ker. *,e-
P y
Meanwhile, tftg met of the
•food wa* a rttto re i yvkr Europe,
Lookout* are gslngl
—
▼h«laltgwnq
RWW o f |k * •»»»*••*•» f | v | «* go m .•*
Boy Scout Honor
Olympic
Price Of Milk In ,
Leader Kills Self
I—Th**ri
fi»»w tern » ni nth *
ii't| r.nii .V ilrnti n m Spain
Seminole Stays-; BERLIN, Aug. i r o .- a 1) - Court Meets At Ii'Iood
•n*l tin* i n l it r-»t In i "ht. Tfu*
The propaganda ministry today
civil war • * tt fipiit to tlu* lini-.v
Camp Tomorrow Iwith a ! the Jr»tru ctUe wra|H»n«
that Captain U’lthUtnt
At Former Rste •aid
the
Futrstm ei, Vice Commandant
h.ii to/,i'.rUry-t.™:urr
las atrony, our ariyhbora over on
.**L »ock«
the
Costa Of Dnlry Food*
Elsewhere In U. 8.
Show Big Increase
Hpmbary. They anil for New
Y*fh today aa Ik* SB. President
Madrid ('laimM Iloyal
ists Are Driving A
WedffeThru Rebel*
•efttan »v 'V if th T
nlto
obtain the negro's story.
He
also claimed the "fat man" told
him that officer* had found hla
flayurpriata on a lampshade In
Thia fast strppiny Detroit
negro regained
hla
title of
Brown Bomber by his crusMny
defeat of Jack Shot key, former
world'* bearywriyht champion.
In their scheduled 10-round bout
D e s c rib e d
fc«B |.i«t err wed 4t V jrMlllti
wielded hbyr “a fat man" who
wkldad
to used
a*
need hi*
kla flat In acekiny
**
tnm third.
n id
Mussolini Calls
O u t Recruits
Rebels Include Mon
archists, Peasants,
Priests, And Army
af Helen Clcvcnxcr.
II
iSqfJ'ln'ito f*erth7
I mood, whenMaltby
acrooa the platter
A re
German GunnenToM
To Meet ForceWith
Force After Search
Of l*iner Kamerun
WAR RUINS REVOLT-TORN SPAIN
N u o d y S cenes
ASHEVILLE. N. C.. Au».
20,—(AP)—Martin Moon?,
negro, whose appearance on
’ witness stand nent the
r the glri he is ai„ have killed, Into a
. Jold Judge Don Phil
Herr I* ■ rrcrnt picture of Italy's mighty serial combat force which it Is n-|mrtcd h
lips today he was beaten billm l by Premier Muasolinl for u>e on the aWe o f the Spanish rebel* if France contii
wfth a rubber hose before |e|(rti aid to the Madrid government. Approximately 7ml plane* were on the field at
he confessed to tho killing fVrrara In Home a* thia picture era* made. (A**ociated I’rea* Photo) ____
SPORT CHATS
N U M B E R 255
E ftab H ah rd l a I N S
Germany Orders 7 Warships
To Proceed To Spanish Zone;
Lefts And R ights Take Sides
Ch il War In Seen As
Fight To Fininh Be
tween Classes Of
Right And Or Left
Defense Attorneys
to Try ^ n k Plea
tk o Lookout* tallied f ln t la Urn
■aad frame, whoa Catei slaylod
• the laflald, took third oa OrB a e t'c *iayi* to loft, aad *eor#d
l B M ra fs loay fly to right. Maltr tha lanky "lchntod." hat bo wao
t tkoa Mailed, Overstreet relay
S a a fa rd b U m O n ly C r w tn t
F lo rid a C ity AfrordiwB R ail, H icM w ay
A n d W a te r T rm aaforlaltom
^ m tfo r fc
»*- » g - i _____ t
/ n*Q % m J I I L f N P I v w p w T O
II T o
■3-----------
JayCtes Itunuh Drive
Secuns 20 Merchants
B a rc e lo n a H el
By a^nairchists,
A m e ric a n S a y s
a vd t-^ ll Region ■ lulu wur name nuraeuvera
rrul kept Italy’s rlax*
to ll recruits mohnllxrd.
ContiderTabor’s atof Avcllino
sir nrmailae
luive already been order is I into a
Insurance Plan “state i f irodlnere* ax Fascists
Italy's
mighty
eyed France act o s , the bonier.
F noire, with a rnmparutlvoly
S i M n i - A i i t o M o m m i s R i*new Socialist government,
reimiined lined up politirnlly With
jLriini* i n U a t a l o n i a
jibe Madrid government hut rnnIs O lic y in y : O r d e r s
J turned to p ic * pluii for a strict
neutrality part.
IIY I'K I'A R K , N. V.. Aug. 2ib
Great Itritinn claimed It lx
I'AIM.t, A n 2l> A ,. . .,hi,In
. •• i n
11
f lUrctf Li*l — ,\ f•••IftiiI sla li' i*i»-o|H'iatlvi* taking a middle i f Ihe nuid pot
. •
. iu t«.
« .t» titiBi'islit .m«l ■'*t•|* innuravKv pi • i<y by prohibiting nny shipment
Ktmil. t ♦ ( im | uptoa*tit of
f arms to Imtli side* nf the
t i.
rriffol •mmmm.41 annually, w o placnl !*«•• Spanish rebellion.
•h.»t it i
•\ .lie nil thin* m m foir I’m *!.tint |i«Ms-e%ilt for runSoviet Russia is strongly be
i itnl ,
•• 'mi* In lit ti y liar ri , iflciMtlofl toilny lay |. in . |. Tain r, hind the loyal Sprnlsh govern
ment nt Madrid, HiU* lining up
|| t 1 • IOf of III ina»lri of Ihi* mitioiittl R t n n t v .
A «iiiiilar pn»|H»*al w o
.Ii«- witli Fiance,
I .«
tt I t » pin a film i
i.»
tin the huttlefrrnl the Spanish
I in, who Im I j u i uirivitl in ru«4rt| l»v T d lt r rrcrnlly tottli t.
reticle advanced to within 100
* iloy* tn eiiior A If ,\|. laiitloii of Hiin-at,
miles of llo- -apilul.
• ;i mii- •iCt pi' luiui pit‘M«l« iitiaI nomitiev.
The loyalist government claimed
I Mti«l«»n tout rt pii nciitt l at tK it
lill’f a. - y in |>4i ! htt »• |»
t»i». a vietory over the rela-lx rnd
•iti.l il was driving a wedge bej ir .r d i i'h If*fit*ial i leu.
> t»_; an 1 Hn •ti» t > of «\ yri Unit hi •• U i - li.ee,i tto* rebels in the north anil
tlmse in Hu* south of Spain.
ii»*»*r joy 1 l*u i* uUo talk'll t lit* ilrouirhl ait Tim m-Im'Is. hi never, inxide-l
Ut|t»f| Vl*r \%till lilt* I'll -I'll ill
T a IhT loltl !ll to*|'H|M |lilt'll thi* they are closing in on Madrid
tenor nod lira- .Jen•hollkfht lilt* >»'.»! to in -to rnlilr’* i-| i loser and closer. They reported
a fort nt Iron and San KeliasHar*
i-nrimj tm irieuit
• te tha
many irtfionn, loil hi otht*vn th* »v
had b e e n raptured thus opening
nai y i ll.iptlon
■ iiduiioii or
only a M|io|itiril tltoURhl.**
up the llnv of lliseny port for the
It tl.-s bill,,"
v i! war pruvuiln
rebels to bring in reinforcements
•all. ••'th- cil>
>ii it>- bund i
nr d arms.
I tiung i of )OU«l;
i mid girl*,
Rebels n-ieirts likewise raid l»
i -uesl vsI' It li V.i
, title* un-l
lovat r ir force ileturhment out
. lulls.- gUII l, w|.
t for blood
side Madrid hud
deserted tha
• im<|U«i,cliu!|i
j> vetunient and joined the rebel*.
(•»
«
ul
Kitoani*
l
‘lull
lift
I
i hey kill fer I' m- n
il* toifkly luiH’lieon ut I ha*
i ■. (In the i-l il
liltril G ill MAY INtTIKAMF.
May fu r I lot el yt*<*lenl.ay iisniii.
' ..I 'Sirica I f.’iw tin
v*itli
I*.
llt'Min
in
rliiiiji'
of
'■ it in 11nimHi
A.MKSS. I*. Aug. 20. (d * )-D r.
liu* proicrmii.
Co-Operative Drouth
Aiul Crop Urogram
Al.soShown liiindon
Kiwanis (’lull lloltis
Meet ink? At Mayfair
<
I ill a t at hoi
nsiihi t, i ntr
.1 told tin- y r
»They rtrlpi
n ! H i I told tlie-rn
'-a
T li1- yiu th . v ho had lis-eii
mg f* ’tli •i iiiiprlionmiid,
they V I
III Hill nidi, d
>
ta tha exits nt' thi- CO it :i t Hi y wi nt out tho
pul.-, 1.,-v were inovii I down by
in,
'••guii IIIe "
i|
ft r
Fi I all i hurches ia
|;, ,
" - - ept tin- ratio dial hud
p. , n
.- j-|t
Hymliralist* umi
V . ,m „ ,
omplet- l y do III i i
.p it - l
Knttrtainno'iil mun fhi ni - h< *1 Rainer Sehicke’e, state land plan
throuKiij ut tin* lunrhvoii by Mi , mug specialist. ,nvx he lielieve*
^lary KlixaUtj, ll.llm . \kho runy. |Ihe trend toward farm tenancy in
an I pluynl '4'Vrrnl intHirul nil'll- low i wi I t-e s|.rcdcd up this yrar
Iw f i . Tin* It '•1 -i Sblvr* b I mi it|*- by the dr tight.
"Farmers throughout the slat*
|mi»rt**l on tin* protfruin, rrtnlerinjr Vocal tnifiilM'r* to thi urotip. with whom I ha'e talked," he says,
I'rmiilent W riter Colrman pro- “ foresee an increasing number of
- i*lf*l ut thr nirrtiitir, a* •! plan* farm losse, by owner-operator*,
torn* unnn^iircil ft r u ■(•«* m I pro- most walked in the niuthrrn rounID uni t*» In* prt'M'Mfnl ut tin* l i e s , increasing the trend towards
noTtinif next week. I ha* tletail* tenancy."
of tohidi an* to In* atm »uii<*e<l
latar.
LOCAL WEATHER
Hull To Represent
U. S. At Peace Meet
•an.
Aearaga
__ - r
r.b . A ,, ! • * * _ _ _ »t
U,r. Asaraaa . — ■ t«
| n. I. -.
riimated by ' he fnvi- of
«t>r.
A s tra s * --------I I
ladle*' dvparlmerit, Churk-s Jm- ruled ov-r 20 vppiirntion• for
■
■ad I'eatii. They break
Mae
A s a ra g s ------ I l
W A S H IN G T O N , Aug 20. IIit
dan, manager nf the *lm. d- 1,-nche* funi merrlianla nf the j, , n,
......... the itch, throw — In keeping with the iuipirt.inei \ I I.I XT
J
_____
partment, and E. <!. Cowan, Ir i ity ami to planning l . .end off „]■ ( ,,,
ii.rk* smf pit tu rn he attaches to the oeco-ion, I're
J
and I. T . Stringer, who have |the oriici within the next few 0llt , |,
- -. pile tli -in up and (dent ItiHMcvelt is eipseted short
tarn with the store for * i • -Uya.
. I...
-i i I have "een rare ly to designate Srcretary H ill,
time.
Regiimig severs' t r i c k ago, engr.viii i d pile ii *>
ol I ranking cabinet officer, to rep
(
the JayC.sx hove hwn unusual' I id :, Mi'U
i lifo bindings g * resent Ihe United Slate, r.t th
CARY SCORNS CAIftflAt.E
■ireeaafal n their attempt to pin. .
p
[l.ir .
, a wi’ I eyi-d mob j All American Peace Conference
(•■mfortebl tonchex over Hie d"Wo I b.rued ar-> nil.
• in nuruox Aire*.
LORAIN. O., Aug. 20. -<»’
town x trrli of the city, and it l> 1 - >n
..
i- ■
w indow * i u | Sumner Welle*, x s s i s t a l l lt I f f Thirteen-m'inths-old Donni- Ir.- • expected h •t a* stum a* th La . t violin
* an* I lukrn. Ilnl Il*»;jx |Frtury «»f state* In chttrui* of
»sy Irene,| to walk and like,I n ’ enchev siive several others •
fIy*T ;; f r the b i ; holrli, * l-Htin Aturtlean Nffiir*. U iiiul:rso well he refived to ride in hi, car 1•:sin up fr p i,ring them In fi
-tltiil. 3ih t!.* hi ; ' i«|H'irtt*ri of th*.* *1‘**** t*v b** iclcctnl a.x llull'ii
risge. Now he pushex it himself. i»f their tore* or offices.
itta iiB ««4 o « r> |f r i i « )
chief aide* at the parley.
■ermi.int," be c.niin-
"
VH
•— -rewWKke.*-«.J
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nUT. AUCOTT lT, t m
■Lookouts Take Nightcap To Break Even With G-Men
Scon 8 To t Win In Final
After Loning First, 6 To 0
PATHEJtAON COMBINATION WINS HAMBUTONUN
Hurts Two Hit Ball In Opener
Bat Lookouts Go On Hitting
Rampage In final Game
S i I1MMT CHAPMAN
I M f U jI if a sharp reversion
« • (ana, the Lookouts wrested
m algblcap of (heir twin-bill
tba Gainesville G-Men here
___
afternoon by an H to I
tSSn. After dropping the opener,
I te A the IoreU put on their
M U lag cape to paste nut eight
Nggla* la the twilight context,
M*eJ-mof them ‘double* end one a
w p ii
■rale Padgett, ace hurlcr of
the G-Men, pitched hltle** an I
■neetea* ball In tlie opener until
the eighth, when Clary dropped
• .pep alngle juat over second
bane for the flr»t Lookout hit.
I k e lanky Gainesville dinger
barely missed the Hall of Fame
by th a t hit, together with Multbjt'a line dnglc over short in the
iriftth*
TM G-Men gnrnorctl nine blew*
a ff Medler In the flrxt game to
aeers ala run*, but nnut or the
G-Men's tallle* came unearned,
M the lumknut* coinmiHeil five
Miaraoa to help them along.
"Cuban thm" Turret, Ira ling
yarcaatagn hurler of the lunikMite* ataff, prarttcallv had the terrlhle alugger lii-inl, uf fed In the
twilight content, limiting them in
4 meady bingle*, two i f them of
the Infield variety. Nut satltfL-d
wKh hi* muund arriiniididimcnl*,
the "dark one" pounded out a
•Ingle and triple to lend the local
hey* a t the plate.
Our acrappy luokout. kept the
G-Men’s outfielder- running ut
fall speed during Ihe latter
game, with a barrage of line
driver and long fly* to Ihe outer
garden. Kvrn Padgett, who caine
hack In the xernnd game to re
lieve tiunthorp in the fourth
b i n e , was unutile to dup their
1
X
■ 0
■t
■m
M
*
• r#
5
•
set-re four run* on five hits, when
Torre* singled. Clary laid down
• bunt for a hit, Langston lined a
hit through the pitcher’* bo*
Duvis doubled over the centerfielder's head, Cate* wa* pur
posely passed, and Overstreet
singled. They were retired when
Padgett went In to relieve Gunthrrp end after Overstrret had
singled caused Blstruf to hit into
a double play, with ■ run coming
In. Maltby flied out tn Ruck tn
frtlre the side.
Apparently
unsatisfied with
their lead, the Celery boy* scored
twice morr In the siath. cn Dun
can's walk, Torres’ triple, and
Clary's long fly to deep left,
which Adair took over hD
shoulder on a backward run.
The (i-Men scored their intv
run nf Ihe last game In the sixth
on two walks, n sacrifice, and n
long fly to right,
tn the second contest batting
honors were divided bv Torres,
with a triple and a single. Overstreet with two singles, and
Duvis with a single ami a double,
“Un-etches" Clary, wee mite of
a shortstop fur the l-uokout*,
was the real hero of Ihe dav.
with two stolen bases to his
ciedlt und plenty of fu-l and
carefree running of the sucks.
-The neat breeched lad nlso played
errorless ball afield all afternoon
and gurnet cd one hit In each
game.
U s.l U » s
ll *!*»;«*
All M (• A
It 2 2 7
II". h 21*
A-l.tlr If
1 .1 ll
JNttitiiri, -11*
i 1 l 2
r> 1 1 ii
llrisli (l. iT
i 2 1 2
lie*V* M. *"
« f» n ll
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Joe BUtruf promised the fun*
• win In the final game, when
bn wns pre*rnted with » wrist
watch between game*, us u token
a f the fans’ uppreeialiun of id*
this seuson. The duv was
ally
m l - a r —-Jtnr•WSr
Iru f I lay,” ami “Doc1* Huntley,
Jawd-apcaking dentist from tlr
an>l an ardent Lookout fan,
tribute to the rrrnppy calc iter, who In turn attempted to
answer in thunk*, but became
practically xpeechlc** befnie the
ink rop hone.
A brief resume of the two
game* follow:
first fitm r
Gainesville um'iled the scoring
in the first frame, when with
two out, i'tlmun walked, udvuncuil
on Medier’n err uf llnvi*' throw
to first to catch Ihuieli, and stale
heme a* a part uf a double stent,
p ith Itcarh going to secinnl. He
veil then funned to eml the in
ning.
A good scoring rliunre was
passed up by Ihe laiokmil. ill the
second Inning, when llveislrv.-t
Made first on Ikvell'a error, and
BUtruf walked sending Over
■tree! tu second, bill "Slmitv"
Maltby In an attempted sacrifice
hit dlrrelly to the pitcher who
retired Overstreet ut third. l'uucan and Medler were then refired In ipilck tinier.
The (i-Mcn drew set mol Idraal
In their latlf of ihe third, scoring
another run on Muck’s double
Adair's Infield hit. und lleaeh’n
fly to left. Twn lucre run* weve
tallied liy the Gainesville -bur
gers In the fifth on two hit* and
t n error, and they pushed across
two mure in thu ninth mi twn e r
ror* and two hits.
No nu re scares were made
by either team from thut point,
with both oulfits plnving lum-up
bnsrliult In Ihe fold.
Muck and Ht-vrll Ini Ihe li-Mcn
In hilling fur the first game,
each gntheriiig two hit* off Mul
ler's offering*, Muck also pulled
the only sensational fielding play
of that game, when he made a
leaping rutch of M.-dler's line
drive between first und second
and doubled Ihmran off first.
Padgett, of course, wu- the leal
hero of the win. with his rupeib
pitching, limiting the Lookouts
t f only two weak blilgles.
Hecond liamr
The laaikouts began right away
to make up for lost time in llu>
nightcap, when they tnllied twice
In the first frame. (Trrv started
off by making first on Pitman's
bad throw of Id* gi minder to
first, advanred tn scrtmil on
Langston's infield out, lint wns
almost caught sleeping, strolling
e ff the bag hr several feet unty
to gain safety hv a during dive
'for the keystone hag. after u
h at rhasa between third und seekad, later advancing tn thin! on
■ paused ball. Davis then wrlkel
ami Clary scored on a double
■teal, making a beaullful slide
lata home. Overstreet accounted
Um second run nf the Inning,
he singled to left scurin
Devi* front second.
. Tlw filth saw the Lookout*
L
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Joe Louis Is On Spot In Fight O ljn p ic s Q h i
W ith Sharkey Tuesday Wilfc I f n i r i n a
B w w i B— b ii Moat Make Comeback To Mififaury^DkvUy
Goto Top Position In Heavyweight
Overflow Crowd Sets'
Picture Once More
lb D if C i r a iv it
MEW YORK, Aug. 17—«■>—
Attendance Record
on tha spot. That's where
S u a b G a ia W ia Right
the Brown Bombing Joe Louis
RERUN, Aug. 17.—(IT)—After
find* himself this week.
tho. gargeotw, sunlit do,ing dig
Tba
young Detroit heavy •questrlsa
contests before an
weight, toast of tha fistic world overflow
crowd
of
119,000,
only ■ few short months ago, tho
Olympic
game*
cad*)
can either make or brestk hlm- ireprtsrivtly last sight uadog
| aalf fat his 10-round bout with floodlights with the ccwmoalou i
V a n ia
fL d a
B W a w t Boston Jack Bharkey at tba extinguishing of tba Olympic
7 4
w« S !
Btadluni tomorrow night. flame amid soft shadow* of •
A s
PuQ F irs
*y dmUively turning back tha j perfect summer night.
F s m I T w G l . K ( I l i a n • tvo-fUted threat of the sailor
It was an cyc-fl.llag, spectacular
r W
l w i y S U M I l g l man, Joe can partially atone for
day gnd a soul-stirring, uaforgetwo i o s o m n
.
..
i*howa-loping Mag Schmeling
ST. AUGUBTINB, Aug. 17.—p , , him two months ago and UMc night for tho Immense U um g
PuIUng A rt snappy double play* once more place himself in tb of sport-lovers among whom wero
la tba flrat Mn Inn Inga tba St. running fur world championship Rekhsfuehrer Adolf Hitler and Um
nwmbora of hia cabinet.
AugustlRp Saint* rallied around honor*.
An ecstatic moment. for JapPrank Vania's shutout bur, "tg' Pnilin, he will be unceremo. aneoe came near Ike dose when a
hara yesbsiday To bag a 4 to 0 "iouily tossed into the boxlu bone- •tentarlaa vole* resounded under
dectslon fmm tba LhU nd Rad*. Yard in tha wake of the hulks.of th* great peeked dome of bright
Tba visitors touched Vemlw's Prtmo c *rn ,r*> Uaaio Baer and ness formed by cooverging beam*
deliveries for nlao A f t knotks
w^ , hit ,hr com*b«c'‘ '» « of searchlights,
and were a constant threat but
, rl0PP™‘
"I col) tho ymith of Um world
•four doable play. In th . Aral
ways » h « o ^ , ^ fight to Tokyp," It said as thousands of
four InabMg aad amitber twin * ')”* the bl* t n t »f Ixiui*' short foreigners hi th* great th ro at wero
killing l a t h s .ig th ruined what- bu‘ *P«torol*r ring career.
Hailed as a super-fighter after thoughtfully, silent a* tho Otyrn*. j
rear chances the Defend crew
pic bell tolled tba rad of tba tlav-lw
had of ovareomlng an early 8 t 2! atratahtc-onciuwata’ all but four enth Olympiad, but Germans wero
Aumstlna toad.
,h»m decided by vicious knock- aroused to a fraaay of patriotic
A father-a*4-M* aamblnattaa rssslve* tha MsmMetonlaa trophy tar these-year-e'ta at Qsihin. N V«
Off Jake Buiich tha BainU
^
‘J S
after ftess Ilog rased la vlstary la tea faatart tlma ever raaardad by a Hambistonlan w'nrwr. Baa wart*
emotion. ‘
(aantar), who drava tm fitly Kama thraa length* ahead af bar naarast rival, sad Ms saw. Otbaaa Vfhttta
Ohs and aba of amsacmaat
m m WU count wltk Moot
tn throw tuw rl^Kl hanJ
G ibon Iba hittlfltf . u r , t»i- f
■row * »ew
hitul arose aa a battery of seareh-Ughta
tho youthful owner af Hasallad, sea praaantad the trophy by Roland Hsrrlman (lafl) af the H snil*
w
A
b|ow>* •n J faded out of the j»k.
lanlan Soslsty.
Yeung Whlta packstad ltMM.11 an tha rata, (Assaslatad Prssa Phots)
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^
* k9">* tore, tha victim of the mo,t start- flung powrils of light against tha
Ik w e ll rang.
jin)( upwl >iBCB
j . Brad- iummer shy. forming a lofty dom#
Slag.ts by McGowan and Eu- dock toppled the heatywelght to the aecompaalment of bend
music, flag bearer* of tha nation*
pnnle and GMrgo-Andrews' (feu- c„ w n from tha curly head of Baer
marched Into .the stadium and
hie down tb a . rig h t, field line , y n t Br>.
farmed a line la froat of Chan
Avf»»ttoo a 1
-Joe bellevea tho Schtneling rout cellor llltlsr’s toge. The Stars and
Und
• N N J t tnnto, Did- itUght him a lesson aad ha’s gorlue^A error on E m in o n i hup* \ng |n *jr*ln*t Bharkey to »how Stripes* wero carried Vy Alfred
"Slaughter Week" was begun
W >
• dmjbla b r O b- , h# ( | | ] he i t m p^k* a l«ad of Joe him, Vaion CHy, N. J , gymyrstrntay afieinoon by the Igxik• jjt’H b liro W 1* blonder Jynajniie In each brown finft. Ho nast,,.
uuts, when they met the Gaines
The flags were dipped In front
off*, Dtdrfkarns glove aa«unted
h*n not be caught napof H lte r—encopt the American
ville G-Men In Ihe first or a full
Ala- Aug. 17. ,1 7 * ,°
8,1 "* rUB* in th* P '" f h* r,«hl hw,‘> Puwhe* again.
and Brasilian banners—a* Count
week nf doublrhrader*. ending BIRMINGHAM,
—(Ah—Frank Guernsey, top-seed- f,rih frame
1 kor one thing, Iw tm tonger ta - Hanri ‘Billlet Latour of Belgium,
Suturd.iy. Today the boy* meet vd entrant from Orlando, Via, wo„ f" * »n(l
B0" '" * /* atu r« l leve* he's Invincible, Ha's stopped
the Dcl-and Iteds in another twin- the Alaliamu
- . . . .singles
.
»nn home with tr a final run in helicvlng all he read* a'mut him- president of tb* lateraatloal Olym
State Men's
pic Committee, spoha th# closing
hill affair on the local park, be championship yesterday by defeat tha seventh,
self ard he'* training seriously for address after which a long lino
ginning at
I'. Ming Robert Ijvke of Birntlsgbaai,
After a, shaky atari Veaie sat- the first time since he belted old of whit* uniformed girl* advanced
DAYTON’A REACH, Aug. IT.
With only five pitchers in which ,t-t*. (1-1, £>-7, (1*1.
lied down to hull eicellenl ball Carnara back among the bas- and hung wroatha.on tha tip* of
—A sparkling fnur-hlt perform- tn stand the gr,fPlIing week of
lake made his greatest bid fur|i»nd stemmed a j p t# rally hy th.- beens. j l e no longer regards tha
.* Jogf'aaotlm r-wt.' ttfsMRiMEim**}‘jMwffion
irfi./,*WBfjiB i1 ■<*>' > nm ■k .hIc 4-v « r.‘,l J BPR.. .TTi.il set; a fte rv ll
Then a voice resounded: "Lowthu islamPTs
ia n iP r s a I to It v i c t o r y |l K)ki ni ( B ru , m l |n h ia nut- mug the first set handily, but dou- Falconl singled with two away. out.
over Ihu l a t k a s A i u l t a * h e re y es-1 ( , , , p|a n n j n R rn p u ll In pn **U dy Me-fi,oiled and hi* opponent ran but Pinch ■Hitler McMullen w u
For another thing, they've been er the flag."
Amid singing and a great thor
u f t c r n is iii. It
r o u n struck
stru ck _
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. . .
i.- i.i_ .
ter day aflernunii.
Itrown
sending him to school over at
out the match from that stag* nn easy out.
I Overstreet
tn bolster
the -pitching
out si* and wulkrd hone. Tha staff fur the week.
casly.
Despite two errors the Saints Dumpton lakes, N. J.. where he’* ns of toomiag cannon, th* Olym
CamptwM Giilcsplv of Atlanta an- gave Veal* brilliant support with trslning. Jack Blackburn, hi* train pic flag was hauled down and tbg
II011 liMMf HtJ'l 0 lalniidcrs playiil errorless ball.
Should the IV cry t’ity team
HU til ■•fit
Mill liould runrtl In a fine gain
I'tlJIM II 2. I'fvftMl- I.
N ull": IIm k
neverl the Junior single* with a 6-1, Rahblt Bonder figuring in three er, amt Dau| Salvatore, one of tho flags af the nation* departed. Th*
I"
wins
of
the
14
game*,
it
M ilM utual.
performance fur the
Asalcas,
best boxer* among tho heavies, O pm pie banner vena carried to th*
iMinnttia Mullwr giving up only nine blows, but 1* practically sure that It will l-ti, d-2 triumph over John llendrli double plays and handling 11 have
I*rtttfft
I *.»v 11.
been showing him how to center of th* field by fit# men l * 4 \
of
Lakeland.
Fid.
Guernsey
end
1, Ih ut It 2,
m
chances
al
abort.
Bub
ha
Didrikthe:, is- in the running for fourth
Nu it at tiiilt**! His ilf iie h , I'itin .iti, thro* of the hit* were bunched
■lodge
such right* as those with white. Tho flame, w hkh fo r s v
Vernon
Marcum,
uf
Lakeland,
de
position. Roosting only four and
aen aad Jack Bolling featured
ItifVt’ll, H im it, Atleilr. T w o h .ir i lilt, in tho fifth fratnu to give
fortnight had been burning In tb*
tho one-half games out of the coveted feated llenilrli and l/ruls Fapuin tha
__ Reds*
__ _ ___
Ihit'lt, t4l «•!•' it list a,
llr t tili.
I ’ll*
nine-hit attack with which Schme ing Masted him.
(Sould
These boxing lessons a rt getting middle of th* marathon gate, traa
IIMlt, I’ltllY. |Dtills It* IliflVN, JbJctIItr > l-lnnilar* the victory.
of Memphis for tho men’s doubles'(wo • i^ la s each,
position
at
present,
with
the
lieIn | ‘l,it v
I' m I f It* N U lrtiT
In struck out seven unit walked two.
results.
w jja n jjk A
lutnd Red* now tedding down the diadem, tt-2, 6-1, 9-7.
I ’alt IS til lilt 'll Uf. I.t-ll Iff! IlUAfAs
Andersen Martel the fifth with place, the toaiknut* might, by drop
tlulfti hv illi' 1* H uiiffiitl 0. llsirtA a "ii
M il* , tiff
A lltllrf I,
PrtilK.' ff
a fluke infield single. He went ping the Red* In their four con
HiiiM-k out. I>v klrtllr r 3,
Pit tin* It
,i. II (M n il kl*"l| It- r 9 a u*l *1 | HUM I In scrund on a single by Dilling tests lids week, become a pennant
tn v i it ii I it u p*. " If W lig h t •» lalktl W ham down thu tbiid luisu lino
Miiiw |*i I i it is I ioac. P.iNits'il h a ll. M iunit scored as Duvis singled to contender.
I n iiik .i I, WluttliiM p ih 'h r r I ’a i I h i 'H .
Regardles* of the outcome of the
left field.
I ,•■*•)itk lU lt lu r , M *U I«r. t tn p lrr*.
week'* play, ihe boy* promise to
HIh Im n I
m ill
I l**i l i f t ».
T im e uf
he In the game hustling every min
ItllHlf* ttfil*
ute, for they realise the value or
■rrse»4 !t«««
gaining fourth place, which won d
ll*i* ft. 2fi
put them in Ihe pl*y-off for tha
II
league champ kinship.
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Today's game with the Reds
l lt v r ll, dr
will »*e 11aye* on the mound In
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thu opener, with possibly Mute *>r
Mi N.tiiiarii, rf
Overstreet Icing usrd in thu night
V Mt* I'"II Kill, if
i l iiu lI i .i i |t, j*
cap.
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F% ht W ith R ed s
Mates
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Islanders Score Lookout* In itia te d S lau g h ter W eek
Y esterday By F irst O f 7 Tw in-B ills
1 To 0 Victory
Guernsey Captures
Over Azaleans
Alabama Net Title
Brown Gives Up Only
Four Blown In Tilt
At Daytona Beach
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HOME RUNS
•Turv lit 'iMblN. U (| MU btlMB,
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homers; Gehrig,
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ha III*, riff T u n m
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Tigers 1, GUI, Cub* l.
HI. leriiii. J*1; |*|11Bi»urxli 2-2.
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iliun* 21, Dickey, , Yankee* 20,
Klein. I'till lies go, CensilA, Dl.ll.
H I I .M im I KWi l R
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lie* 20. Goslln, Tiger* ‘20, Berger. .\s-ta Yrilk
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I" 2 IumWim*. "ff I*•%■Im•*11 2 Miitl I. G ehrlngrr, Tiger*
.* ruiiR In 2 InnliiH * I'aRwe.l I,all.
r r ii'f r r . \V1 ibill iim M lrh e r, T a r ten.
I^s.mI tbtc I'M'limi. * 1nnlliar|». I'n i|ilr» 4
Jhittllerx m il Hheiijririlt
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Dlayvr ^Vam G
Weathery, In. 51
Aver ill, In. I l l
Gehrig, Ynk. lift
Mise. t’anl. Ill
Medwick, fd . 112
Demaree, t’ba 111
AM It
221 45
4«M 100
427 137
2rt3 57
4M M2
I3M 65
league Total*;
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4,3
179 .3*1 National .
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100 -HU".
I MANKKT
1*1VK OAK, Aug. IT.—More
than |H0O wurth of farm pro|lur,> has bran sold on th« I.ive
Ook curb market since it was
opened early In May. according
to a report from Miss Eunlee
Grady, home agent. The market
1* sponsored by tba Suwannea
county
home
demo tut rat ion
dubs, —
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Of course it’* wonderful that you CM now |« t sfrictti/
/rgrfi cigarette* anywhere in the U. S. A. Thank* to
tho*e two jackets of moiature-proof Cellophane on
every pack of Dadhls-MsUow Old Gold*. But the
reel charm of “ Double-Melowa", is their prig# crop
tobacco* . . . the very pick of home-grown and im
ported leal. With a flavor you’ve never met before in
a cigarette . . . and one you’ll never wont to leave!
1'wI* Htill'’* Ri hriJultnl.
Midnight gulf D played in tha
Glasgow, Scotland. Visibility U
good in Ihe Shetland* between B
and 12 D. M.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER
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8 ANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. AUGUST IS. ISM
E xp«rt» Say
Food P rices
Due For Rise
Heiress Collapses
•
-
m r t e*tlmates are Impotslblc.
■wtrtbslc* forecast an upward
w Is Im of family grocery hodf*U. Tkoy •xptalnod that whrn
tOo storthing ion shrivvllttl
ttep s In m * n t month*, tho dolter’s food-pure basing pow»r went
Into a dive.
I t already ha* affected milk,
baiter, and e**» In m im place*
•ad eventually will roARti meat*,
they tald. Expert* w d their
•W at iM tM i' are bawd upon
what happened after the drought
two y a n ago.
t'ooaamer purchasing powerx,
which wero on lb* aperada after
tfM 1M4 drought and which havo
b tta rep'w'er
T n w fc i-v tw a
aiao play •
lo rtaat part la
ffead P»We*.
aid.
Crap and a>.
naervatiaa •*•f Um it ftw nt _____
told __
tho
For Quick Flight
m
More Than 750 Have
Been Taken From
Fight Zone By Air
Railroad* Or Shipn
The S tate o f Florida ha* receiu tl $30,000,000 more (torn the
’federal government In the form
of WPA allotment* and relief
fun.l* during tho pa*l 12 month*
than It ha* paid into tho federal
trra 'u ry by way of taxation, xihl
IArnold Mirkler, WI'A represent*life from Orlando, who addressed
the local Rotary Club today a t th’ regular weekly luncheon at the
M ayfair Hotel.
TwrweU Asserts “We
Want To Fortify
■- Plains For Drouth'*
NUMBER 2.V1
400 Americans Spanish Loyalists
Stay In Spain Hold Planes Ready
Despite Risk
LOYALISTS BOMB BRIOOK
More From Goveminent Than It
Pays Out In Taxes
Commission H e a rt
K e t e a r e h G roups
WASHINGTON. Auf. 1«—(AP)—Expert* "rieiAAd"
Out it won’t be Iona before
> hoaaewlfe lay* out from
eleven to twelve dollan for
the same banket of food
•ho now buya for ten dob
lira.
• Government and private
expert*. admlttlna
that
Eatabtkhed la IM S
State Gets 30 Million
Change Already Has
Affected P o u ltry
Products; E xpeqt
* Meat IacrraseSoon
r*
,WPA Official
T ells R otary
Of WPA Work
¥
Sem inole County alone h at been
u»nr fitted by numerou* p ro ject!
.lilt e d a* afreet*, sow er*. the a ir
port, the a g ric u ltu ra l eip e rlm en ta l atatlon , the arm o ry, the sw im .m in e poul a t Oviedo, and n u m rm u i
The atrain of testifying to a sim ila r und ertaking *, M r. M ic k lrr
crowded" court room ' regaid Tng "her
»•
» *» '"» » t I170.UUO
aterilixatlo n operation wax too •lut |n'f J J a M >t Jfrar.
much fo r A n n Cooper
lle w llt , t M r. M lc U f r fu rth e r exp lain*.!
and .h e roUapaed Ju xt a fte r th l* lh * ‘ «»•««■
•» Pr r *rn t »om' 4 ‘
photo wax a napped.
000
P - ™ " * w o rkin g on
Fall Of Madrid Sent
Imminent As Rebel
ForcesConverge On
W ar Torn Capital
TEACHES’ WINS
W A S H IN G T O N ’ . A u g. IH .- b V )
— Am erican* wore rr|M -rtrd !a*t
; night to In- m ovtPi; out o f Spam
by a ir. ra i. and » **, Eut the *tat •
departm rni rstlm a te il that front
.TOO to llltl v.t-re » ti'l disreg ard in g
it* rriH-alcd w n in .n g s to leave.
Kven in Mud rid , where A m e ri
can* were n a m e d F rid a y sh.xt they
rem ained ul th e ir own r i* k , offic ia '* reported lltft sta y in g , in
cluding P.r being given refuge at
the em bassy. O thers were seattered ihrooghoiit the c o u n try.
Mo*t o f those who have refused
to leave h iv e done
fo r fa m ily
o r busine** reasons, the state de
p a rtm e n t ha* been adviced.
Report* reaching
W ashington
during the d a y o f additional w a r - '
n atio n-, tro u g h ! |o approxim ately
7.10 the total number of* A m erlru n * who have lo in taken from
the danger tom*.
Prom inent on to.lay'« list
was
M r*. I'e tio n ilii G 11la r do. daugh
te r nf t ’ol. David M cK ay, o f T a m
1
pa. She wn* flow n from M adrid
|
|to M s r - rili- * . Prance by airp lan e ,
j A m erican t ’onsul H u rley at Marji •-e
e i'le
i’ le** rrp
reported
o rtrd her *afe
-afe a r r iv a l
there but gave no fu rth e r d e tail*.
M r*. flu H a n lii In .I l*vcn 111 in Spain !
(fo r srveto l m onth.
j
R eaxsriilng advlre* concerning J . i
A . A m bler, an Am erican m ining
engineer, o f .S»n Antonio, T e x .
who for II lim e hit* been In a pre
V a rio u s situatio n near H u e lv a , a l - j
«u were received, lie w as reported ’
b y the Rio T in t .. Mining corpora
Government 1 s s u ex
Call For New Vol
unteers, W o r k e r s
in?
\ *«•»«-Irai e4 t-rra«l
I mvtixnrcil
>|;ulrii! tllrt•*|<iili Iiim ri’inliinu tin* United
.'Stales tmlny tlnv’.'jOi Itriti isli (iilinilt.'ir saiil that k »»v «
x I'rnnii'iit IrntliTs, fi'iirintf the
full uf I ho Simnisli capital,
aro Imliliiiir three pianos in
rcitilinoM* for a ijuick fliRht.
Kohol warships fmiKht tt
I'itr trail thiol with tro v e rn -
Sanford Youth New Feed Store
Describes Visit Owner Praises
To Shark Island City And People
L t Michael Recounts
military
Jack R
II Returns Says Sunford OfferH
Home A fter IntereHtintr Experience
New
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Girls Learn How
To Prepare Food
iniHin nml Sml i nnii»unv
* ’’ I81- * .
Cabinet Officer's Son
Hailed
____Into
__ Court
Wr.t Fir-t]
. ... IArrested In N e w
Smyrna For Theft
Inteiisive home Denmonslnlll<in i»niir
Prourani
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Outside Students
Not Keq u i red 'l'o Wa It
Work On Schools Is
Nearly Completed
bourt Decides Not
To Arrest Townsend
C arters MustGive I'p
Property Court Says IsOCAL WEATHER
County Agent Asks
Milk Bottle ( arc
I
il
F o rt Ih Silenced
By R ebel C annon
lniiil hatli-rio* in Ih* norlhurti
vnrioux relief projecti in the Cen
It'll* S.iii Si I'ii-II hm -i-rlnr alunir
This unusual photograph w at made ju xt a* two lo y a list plane*
tral Florida dixtrirt which em
thi- Pay of lll-rny. A lter hour*
brace* nine countiex in lh e central dropped their “ egg*” on a bridge lim it by rebel* over the riv e r
»f heavy sholling, wnr-hi|H fi
part of th e alate. A* only one per (iuadohpjivir near S e v ille , Spain. Piece* of the bridge m ay be seen
nally sili'lit’i'il tho
yiivi-i iiiucnt
ron in r.ich family lx allowrd to flying into the a ir a* the bombs hit th eir m ark sq uarely. ( Associated
| fort.
work on a WPA project, Mr. Mirk- P i c .* Photo)
i Govi'rnmiiil h-mlrr* in Mailrltl
’e r explained, thlx mean* th a t r»
Th e New
, i nlltil fur ruw vuliintcrrs anil
le*x than $.000 fanxltie*. or prob
" rg ,,,i wutm-n tu niiiLo arm s amt
_ _
___
_ __
bn* upheld
ably 20,000 persons, arc directly
winli'r I'lulhinir, imlimliiiit th ry
V ran rla lleenati H ynes
lupportrd by the WPA.
luukuil fur a lung siogo,
' ,,r v •‘°h *.i tlrnl s h
F urther pointing out tho tre
ttrlwls at lltirxros m m -oil tho
»i'hrw o f F.dward
mendous obenefit
which m
thU
Urge
m
•
. .
• * . mentions
rn e m wnicn
ix n
r |v
eiiw riim riit funi-s uf mini; gas
H»»wnlng.
M
rs.
H
yn
e
s,
shown
e x p e r i e n c e l i Q d A t expenditure of money Is to local
u
f ,,r " " r " P 1nehe*" InhiiIi*, uiillauuil l.y inti'rnatlunal
IT a
M i l O n r v P n a f 'm e r r h a n t x , ami other businr** nnl
Il* » « " ln g .
She seeks one third ncri'i-ini'iit.
U . a*
r 0 M | prilf „ i |onal men a* welt. Mr.
Franco ci'nliiiiinl tu |iros* cf,,f «•'*’ p ro fit* and re n t* fro m b i* |
. The 326th Infantry was ac-1Mirkler stated that It would be an
,,u l
tA sso ciated
Press fui l — fur u iiciil i ul it y |uirt ilocorded one of the greale»t hon-1unthinkable hardship to turn the*.silMml tu ki'u|i other Kuru|ic»n
_
_
l'n , , | , , t
ora ever given to a aouthern m il-' unemployed peraon* back to the
nut iuii* mil uf thu S|>,i.il«h rivtl
uhhc
Itary regiment when It waa bwal communities for support. Th.* |
« u r iihw in ii- :i2ml 'lay.
allowed to take Its two-weeka*, WPA w*. undertaken In the begin- .
The Fascist iliitutnr-hi|i, as
P n iq u e A t t r a r t l o » [ ' ^ ! ' K " „ ,' 'J r i U r ; ’i a ; C « u n t v 4 - H C l u b
summer training |* rio d a t F t.tn l**» Mr. Mick er tald. as a relief
|>iu | h>«, i I hy IIn* rulwl-, nr 8ul«
R e H i d e n l H , * * a lw 'te g e fo r *e ver*l days along v O U B l y * 1 I I U U D
.. . ^
■■ ■ ...■
T itecruatr* Benaing, Ga.. the tergest m lll-il»rt«raia, Aut It U essentially u
ilallst I iliui ulisni, n* mlminisw ith other foreign member* o f the
w te in a ^ V a n ho*• h lp p o d ”
*1 ta r*
*" th * ' n ,lr'
United •“ work^ program. “ no^ ' « ‘r,j n*;
li-rr.l hy the giitcrnntcnl, reJ a i k R u ssell, Sanford
youth
IVlMlf that person* seeking1wxining ronipany's »taff at their
State* and th* home of the he declared. "Is now a thing of the
inaincil (In- hi); i**uc of th<- con*
* T t )»o drought commUxion rewho
ha*
been
spending
the
aunt•la
te
"'irie*.
luisine**
a
ffilia
tio
n
*
in
th
l*
_____
world's finest infantry
school,1paxt.”
flirt.
reived tho view* of research L t. J . G. Michael, a member o f, The type nf project* which are tuer n To rtu g a* Island in Ih e ln r e re ad ily attracted to S ar.fo rd !
\o .ld er wn* reported to
Thu rrl'cls, with fmjr-fiflh* o f
group* a fter a breakfast round
ceding
to
G
ib
ra
lta
r.
the reserve regim ent, stated to- given fir*t mnslderatlon by the Flo rid a key* eolh-rting nrat<'iial| and Sem in, le C o unty, i* e v l-l
Spilin'* -tamling arm y, have cuntable conference a t which Hr. day.
| WPA. Mr. M id ler said. Include for the Stnte M uo'um and S c i l.nced in the ra«e o f P. I*. I
tlu l uf a cuimI half nf the m uti
gaxford G. Tugwell as*ert*d “ all
Lt. Michael returned Sunitay nome thiry or more, now pm- enee departm ent of the
n y i :i ii -low, long range siege
thU talk about depopulation of
from the gruelling
period of grr*«ing in Florida, such a* roadr, v e rs it/ o f F lo rid a , return* . " t l ^ ' I C ^ X e ^ v - r i l S a n f o r d
N
e
g
r
o
s
t
u
d
y
i
n
g
m
uf inpitnl,
Tho
KHVi-rnnicnl.
the Greut l’tsln* is foolish. We
th
l*
c
ity
Sa
tu
rd
a
y
n
flet
on
.
.
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training, and was full o f en-ibridge*. canal*, airport*, drainfii'lilinir In h rr|i runt ml, luiniletl
don't w ant to depopulate the
w
ith
a
number
of
interesting
thusissm over hi* trip , because age projects, nrmorle*. nnd varlu rilisi-nty arm y tirnunil one•■ entry: we w ant to fortify It to
Mr. * •!miitex-lI. u f.rttive of I'u l
he and his regim ent had been'ou* kind* nf artist* and musician* perience* to his credit and many
fifth uf (In- ntiiniliiu; arm y which
etthatand
rtroueht'
w ttrutano nrougni.
. . afforded the opportunity of w it-[project*. " I t U Just a* im |-.rtant specimen* for h is collection.
' i I p iw ' hhI, T«*m» , t h e ie fo r I h r
iiiuinnuil
luyat.
Semiuo'u
C o iiliy
-I II
t'lnh
W hile on T o rtu g a *, which I* iMitt tw entv v p h u lit* Ii .m o|K*roBr ^ r e 3 n r fiv e1 « « •» "» what waa apparently th e 'fo r a r tis t, and m u.letan. t» e a t"
Eleven pen'm i s hnve been
g
irls
th
ix
ftinmiter
have
tm*n
A luiiiinm o
sometimes culled Sh ark
Island tit«*t| a tit le for th<
Nat Ih e rry ,
Hanford
negro
kilh-'l u r
ilinl in aci'hlcnta,
hernuse of the m any sh ark* that ro in p iin y of A m » rim , wax at 1 who hm Iwen an rmployiw* of Jeuifiir.g how to m ake m n id axly I* linnLei'll
iitre-leil
ami
tf.ietetl
to
tin
*
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liy
i
f
t
liraut
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■ a * £ .......... ... or hi- .,m , . h . . Mr. abound in w aters around tt, Hu* {
th«* llitir tlr r f Halca I'ompany. u r ' M,d w ife noun* dn y.
n Im re nf provinces capture* hy
urul
iri.n.M wax arrrattil in Nrw Smyrna t»y |
o J o .m B l. scientific*
Vt- Banning for the benefit Mirkler paid tribute to R. I- Glenn. sell slept in Fo rt Je ffe rso n in i e e iitru lin t| |o«*iition.
In (lie group un* I I'J g irls who llie ituvemment since Ihe fight. J ^ t l r . 7 ^ o b ? .w 5 lc i! It I* of n" ‘
*«— ,» h o w .s .N o . geest of the Ro- the e rll next to when- d r . K lim - 1 ImxinesA «|imliti«*x, a f t e r an hi INtlicr offirvm thcr • f»»r itrat hove lii'cii c u ir/ in g «*n un in te ii-, mo -pi iinl f■mn MuriH'vn, Muilrnl
**7 „,P. . . . . fun<u m. nt.rtv the of ,he U- 8 - M JiU rY Academy, tarian*. nnd who is chairman of urI MuiM wax nncu iniprinotieil | x|»erlioii !«.ui wliu li enrnetl hon tng a in w V H Ford trurk laat nive p in g ru iii of ( imhI pieoutation ul fil ial < Miiil.
|
Those who f»aw the recent tin*-11•* a ll section* of the state amt night helonging to the company
i dunug the
ia -l
f*-w
m o u th '.'
lion
picture,
"
I
'l
h
o
n
r
r
of
ith
a
rk
jtn
to
a
ll
c
itie
s
of
anv
sire
oil
the
IliHi-rirlt
Murricil
**a rsnobte of •unoorting a per- un,l»r«olng a tense
training fj enn hs* been doing an unusually
for win h tie worked
ea* h
Islnml*' are fa m ilia r w
ith
th e, r a t i am i west co«»t.x.
with
IIYDF. PARK, N. V , Auif. 18.
M u T m J n S T .gfle^ltSTIl
n rilit.ry po.t.
,o „ .| jo*.” Mr. Oh-kleg stated, "in
J, M. I'rttryx, hix employer, M<*etiiigx a re lo l l tw ice
i/l-i I'lilu a l cun.liliuii- in w ar
Z • r
Ur; , Arcordlng to Mr. M iduel, hU th r .rlrcti.m of project, for Sent- I'arkgroun il n f tlu* islam l a f n lj f u m in g to Fl«iri«l.i fir at In can »• wax stopping nt a local hotel lino tli Mil l the g lllx atriily uu '
D r. Mti.1.1 *»f ill h« hilt It. which hi*
w ill rem -m licr that
menu turn S |>uiii anil Finupe were illsMint risked Cherry to
put tlu^ trttion. ndeinut*
iliefa,
M
« ,lo o ” „ W
'• * ” '»> —
r« l- ,l» o lr ro u n lfwas sentenced there
for sup- c iiu M Iba* r u r n l hv th»* w arm .n r truck in a g.niige for the nii(ht, p|mioi*;g( «ud laid.* nt*tviec under cl"-. J aiilhurilulivily In have
John *»Mil Rlinahinc of t ill* atuti*, till* hut thix morning neither Cherry X\xv
pn»edly having
helped
Kui«|aiu*«. of MlaX lil"lll|iliii I're-iilelil R m tivell In
« • caaab l. of ratlH nv the e x ist-1 th',
n' illU rF manruvers,
maneuvera, for
there were a ir dem onitratlona of
W ilke* | tooth, -layer of Al.ia t>t*w r r a iiln it wn* n ln o p il w ith nor the truck could l*o found.
put a »It*-* k on any plan* th a t
log Indebtedness.’* It added
IC'aI ir l» m e iih e rg e r, county l»«>vita*
fa r
all kinds, with 11 plants from
ham Llr.c:',n, make htil.
Would r a il fur In* Ixim;
i. iscnpe tin* atatt* nt la rirr. am i i*M|N*cially M r. I'etteyx iin m n liiite ly notified
ileiuop.xtiutlon agent.
N unfiiii! umt S«*iiiim <It* S h e riff J
aw ay from VVh- liintflnn fu r any
government a ir
fields
being
F . Met I* Hand, awore
llu tin g hi* seven xveeks' sta y a«» w ith
Ill addition to th e ir work (he extend *«l p i iuil.
a
hiirrn *i| trip out a w arran t fo r the negro, and
RiMi-i-icit s t ill
used. Also included in tha mim<>n the islan d, M r. R ussell id. ('•oimty. A f t r r
A I I gnl-x un* keeping u liote- int* ml. In mako a D ip thruugh
k to T«*tinrft*«’i*. In* rrturn«*i|i aakeil |e»lir« in
ick w arfare were tank demon
ludthtMifhcod
taine.l over K l v a rie tie s n f ahetl*
hook
ill
which
they
keep
le
io
filx
strations, which were for tha
tip ’ ilr ought stai* a h*’ginuing a
and a p p ro iin ia ti ly 2<H) v a r ie t n - i: th«» "Surifthint* «Stnti>" in h" l H' ‘ J townx to I h* on the liMikmit for
•
of vah.it they h avi iitcoinp?i*h««l week frum tonight hut halted
u i«iiiti;lili* Ini *i *tit* a 4 the t iu ik amt negio.
of insects, getting m any s|n.-i * f fin d in g
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1*.—(AT benefit of tho cadets,
and index on l(4 tu i« n deliverixl platia fur nil
u th rr
cxlcw tcd
O rrr
300 nf the youthful
mens of each v a rie ty ,
llo u!«*> location.
Ni'w Smyrna |HiSite tiail aoon
—A dispute ketwwn • rablaat ofto 110111 hy Mi-> IhitM -iilH 'iger It »px.
ItocfttiAt* In* has I s m a lifelong
cadets were entraining at t h a ' Wednesday's tides: low, 2:40 A. banded a rum le-r o f bird* and
loratrd
<
h
e
rr
/
a:»*l
put
him
in
S w r and a MasaachuMtte pcllcv- post, where they rre iw td
la .1M. and 2:55 P. M ; high. 0:03 A. did a lot of l .i i .l research v ...ik f iir m l of It A N oiton. nv«*aid«’iit
at tut h In te l tog.
jail, where tie will await further J
■ ix headed for court yvaterday ________
•r.
______
latest forma M. and 0:17 P. M. Sun rise* at 5;M on Noddy and Sooty T e rn * (•»' »»f th«* S ic n r it y M ills which aup
( in i* fi«iin .til «i\« r th** county
atructlona
In
the
action
on
the
purl
of
the
been
•O ar Bvcrvtary Irka*
termsd of m ilitary science and tactics.[ A.M. and *et« a t 7:0* P. M. Moon
l»lic« th«* Nhctiritv K m |
ati»rr*t
wto have I** t it
utteiolm g
the
the
F
lo
rid
a
A
u
d.d
e.n
Society.
company.
1 rvtty ronUmptlblv’’ tha arrvst “ Usually on* thinks of t M W est »lw* at 7:11 A. M. and **t* at 7:40
w ith tlia-ir ICimmI ii , |,«» waa affi»rd«‘d
" T h e Flo rid a k e y *," M r. Itu
The negro »aid he did not liieetingx an* ucliv e ly eiigugetl hi
•# kla adopted son, Robert II.
an om| m ft un ity to m«ik«« u g<H.|
Point cadet a* a well dressed, P- Msell sa id , "m a v
he eonsidei.d
know why he atole the truck, c a n v iu g 4*ii llo* wI ii »|i * progium ,
M as, on charge* of operating an stately to r t of a soldier," Mr.
JA I’KSONVH I.K, Aug. IH .-(A>
ifiYrntn o nt with I h r rom pr.ny *n
——
the richest collecting
gnmndvbInch wax half loaded with hrer. iiitl I Ilia week m e W orking oil <to*
■Ot omobUo while under tha Influ- Michael went on to say, "but
l»r W. A. McHurul, ntato health
A cal! wn* answered by the lo. for m arine life i r th is pint » l rlux Mutt* (in thi* ailvict* of Mi
u
iran
g
eiiien
t
of
u
d
in
n
er
P
i"
4nd
did
not
know
valiut
he
would
ewre of liquor.
offhvr, xri'l toilay that K!uritla
N« rlo if, n n ip lrd with hia plraannt
during their **/ a t the p o st'ra l fire department yesterday *ftg
iaui
the
w
orld.
W
hile
I
wa*
on
L*'
hate done with it if he hud not
Renawlng criticism ot Pi.lka there were no dress parades, nor ernoon, when it wn* aumm'inml
a iirv rv nf th* n t v and rount\
I lie (ie iie v a . (Ivieth*. and ( ho* will h.’ivi* no xtutc-wiih* ruh* thix
Sergeant Charles J. Harrold, who did the boys go around In their to a gras* fire on P e ltry Avenue tugas |5 or 20 doctor* were tl >• M r. ('amidM'l1 «|rcid«*«l to in a l'r |$ia Iwen caught, hut that to* ha I
luot.i
I It < luh i i S | i w ill have a yrnr (•opririug rhidri’U from «url«
•greeted young lekea at Winches fancy m ilitary rostumr*. for they a t the corner of Rummerlln Ave. N» doing research w ork fo r ' o loiainrx * |« «• it ion and honir h«*i«* ots-i ly Meted on lh«- uopol-e ot
n o r ting
next
F rn lu v
and the nidi* states to wn(! two week* to*the
momenta
ter, b u s , last week, tha Interior were always in working toga 'pm peity wa* damaged by the negie In stitu te r.f W ashing i n.
N'otiic.iM i* factorx In thia c it y ’i*
L ik e M ary I I I C lu b e iila w ill fore entering tin* uchiMiU,
1». C . T h e islan d is f r e - |i.» " d
■atretary said -a lawyer has been •m l receiving instrurtion* which'flame*.
lie nnid "uny rea«onahh* regu
favo r u i M*rn hv M r. (*«mutM*ll.
lo Id th e iia un T h u i »ilnv.
hy sm all y a ih t s , m ostly (i»m
retained and w all maet tho they were expected to carry
lation a" made hy county sthool
a i r lia tn l u« tiring , tin* f u r l that
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*
denion*!ratio
n
c I i i Im
of
J
h
c
N
orth,
and
d
u
rin
g
the
l•-•
»l
(barges la court.”
fiMrl p ric e , h r r r a r r in lin r w ith
out."
•
|
Police rourt scheduled to have
this ro iliity have le c e n llv been larard.x will b»* appr«*ved hy th*
hurricane a num ber o f them
"
< At Wobura, Mas*., Sergeant
alate hoard of heulth and added:
th r p r it c i fu rth e r north, tha un
One of tha most Inerestlng anti been held yesterday
afternoon
w
orking on demon.itratio n hoiN-r
In port seeking sh elter f t • in the
Harrold earlier yesterday denied entertaining moment*
"It may In’ well f<»r Minn* countiex
uxual co n g rn iu litv nnd ca.ay go
of the before O ty Judge Frank I*
cli
pa.
T
h
e
ui
title*
that
have
I
h
«
ii
bkes* prvv1
assertion that the training period, wa* described Miller, wa* postponed ap.l will high seas.”
in g mnniter of th r i»r« u lr o f th lx
I'lin ih in g work on the Sunford dellioliat rateil III them I III a Rllin- I ib a-k teachrrx und childrvn wh*i
"O ut beyond the reef,” he .on
• m a t we^ , t t "uafa.r political by Mr. Michael as happening l« held thl*
c ity , cn I th r dreidrd ad vantag r* Ju n io r High School umt Itu* Han iner an* iHicketlMHika. three dif cunie from the area* recently wfafternoon a t 4
tinued, "one can cutch large li-h which
fee let | hy infantile paralyxix t*»
Su tifo n l
and S«* mi no |»*
on# night, following a long trek o'clock.
nf all kind* ju st a* fail a- it" (H u n tv have over other ( \ n t r a l ford G rutnm ar Schtnd lix pvogreax- feieh t ly p e t i f rug s, place liglt wait two week a lifo te entering
full of
demonstration*,
whrn
ing lupntly amt w ill aoon h y ro:n- ami Pot h o h lrix.
line can be thrown out. The fi-h
e axaruofiH. hut there ia t»«» gen
Col. E. C. B. Danforth, Jr., eaThe County Board of Public I caught rangrd unywhere from F lo rid a c itie s. I»« i», in arg icu ltu re pletrtl, arcordlng to un announce
eral danger of an epidemic In
ecutiva officer of the X is th , de- Instruction will bohl • meeting
nriHtuction
und d u trilm tio n
o f ment ixMird here tiulay hy T . W .
5 to 25 pound- each, and
•a
product*
Fhit Ida.”
scribed
Sergeant
Alvin
<*• Wednesday morning a t HI o'clock
U
w
t
u
n
.
Sem
inole
t'ountv
achtMtl
I tN l U M t Oa t*aa» T s .l
York’s thrilling, singH-hkndnl to consider school baa Insurance
SlnCi hia a rriv a l h e rr, M r.j xu|M*rintrndent.
CLEVELAND. Aug. I « .- W T - capture of 104 German* .luring and liability and properly dam* am p b rll hi a deciiletl
to m a kr
M.ihoney W ulker C om cunv
lx
Tfce arrest of Dr. Fraaaia E. Town- the World W ar. Sergeant York; age, besides the other rrgular
tlii.a hia p e rmuncfit tilin g , and i t doing the work on the Ju n io r
A nd. white-haired odvarste of a waa said to be the outstanding business that la to bo taken op.
P ir x r n t la liMiking over a rv c ra l High arid l ee Hrotherx ComiNiliy
S . M . I*rice yeaterdav won a
M>«% U w R a M
VBA monthly panaloa fa r every- \* r o o f the entire W ar. Danforth
ho iixra, o n r of wtiich Ha* | x con* liu , the co ntract for w erk on the Verdict over It. C n ite r and VloM •an, A v m ft.
. T9
It i l l
Body over 60. was demanded M»n- wa* bis commanding officer.
• id a r in r
purchasing.
The
n«*w graiiuo ur •ch«Md.
J . L. Galloway sad Norman 8.
C a rte r in S**min«»le C ounty C o u it, ruh. A v * r * | A
it i n
i:
d a y - s a d refused—whea ha failed
IX
IT I d
Vtxr.
A
va
U
M
C o u n t/
Agent C . It. I taw-on re « iilrn t U at p tr- rn t residing a t
when
Jio lg e
Ja io e x ti Sharon
In the
AU in all, Lt. Michael said IleForest a r t leaving
it
lift
A»*fi<a
It
4
nr.
te appear fur a deposition bearing th a t the entertaining features morning for n two-day ram ping n l v U n the h o iiu'w ifp ti* tuk- * I ”» F re n c h A ventre, w h r r r amt
ruled that the C a rte rx mu at give Mav A v « r a g a
M ill
! • a receivership ault against bis of the training period offset the and fishing trip a t Astor, located m o rr r i f r w ith m ilk !*«•((<<« *» hia w ife have an ap artm ent.
up I'd *JH a t K n tiin in k '« r Farm * U l i I XT
x
XI
IT
avgaalxatlon.
!* * in ir that they an* n«»t I*’-t *»r
unpleasant duties which every near Lake George,
ne; r W ag n er tr> Mr P rice, who t
n
14
V ia * Sacha row. attorney for the officer and every enlisted man
broken am i r r t u r n n l
to
th«*u
FIGHT WKF.VIIJ4
ia x-ntit!••«! to the im m ediate i*ox- I
It)
7J
XU
!■ * . Alfred J . W right, former must go through.
71
•e^xmn o f the pr«»|>erty ac c o rlin g 7
D. E. Carey and Miaa Rattle rig h tfu l owner.
%i
71
9t
T owaoeed director, la the ault for
Th«» m ilk h o ttlr U on** •* *bc
QUINCV,
Aug.
16. — The
ORLANDO. Aug. 18.—M *)- to law .
Morey, both o f Titusville, were
>u 71
M whrenlUp sad •« accounting or
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. !«.— married here yesterday morning m ilk man's larc«*«t itrm x ««f • « findailrn county project to eradi- With
X
J
71
| • tltlorera m iking the
Th e C a rte rx aought to irm a in
XI 74
BOA la Tewaaeftd funds, hP)—Two flaking boats, on* with a t th* Court House by Judge prnM*, acronlinic to M r. h u * n. ra te the xwert |>otato weevil U r«i|urat, the Uiard of county com- nu the p rc iie rtv on the grounds
XI
71
It
! • aboard, the other with 10 Jam es G. Sharon.
. Um arrest. Common Pleas 16
XI Tl
and the c o n iu m rr ha.x to |»ay f*»r progreaaing satiafactorily. Twen-'miaxi-inerx Mornlay mdeie*l n local that they had lived there for four
19
X|
71
George W. E ar? r e f u ^ the to 15, were crippled today «y a
a ll m u sin g bottUa in th long ty «i* acres of planU were r e - 'option election on n«*it Nov. .1 on yenrx und hail built a guiage on
xa
7
J
Cl
_____id a fter receiving asm sure. storm o ff Um lower California
XT 71
The weather: partly cloudy to tu n, to every e ffo rt thouM *”* crntly le t out for the work, ac- whether or m«t *l*»t nutchin-r op- the p ro p e rty in uildition to h a v
XI
be said, th a t Dr. Tewoeend was I I coast.
71
night and Wednesday, scatter* I ma«Uf to kr«*r> th«* coat of milk cording to County A gent I'au l<urate n* in thix county »hall I* ing made u number o f other liu
xt
71
i
Both
•*•$
distress
signals.
down by etunun tiiing uu U ittlcv. Calvin,
*
{legal after tl u t day.
| a C kkago, S
(•ruvtroenta cn it .
>4
VI
Al
Training Period
b Described By
Reserve Officer
r-
Sanford I* The Only’ Central *
Florida City Afford In* Kail, Highway
And Water Transportation
Orange County Will
VoteOnSlot Machines
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- p a m t * ^ ha
f t v S m o e n q r o f apaacft m w i D h « ( p o litie s. U f t i M *
jo rttjr o f p w p la w o • e a rta in p r m td ie ls tio a , ap riB sg , o r
a w H a f o n , t h a t w ould m a k e I t tb o p r e f e m d fo rm f o r th o
l u d t i f M f n f i w . V k t t m r aiaa m ay b a a a id 8 * U la
Alfonso’s Boast To Die A King
b n a j w O T tho «f*
comet English.
evm ee pW " mgxm* m *■ *•“ **•*
Tho flood of grammatical rule* which developed to *
Ramon that Alfonso and hi* two rn.no a r t
cheaeaa of reterniag ta.pww• r in tbo midst of tho present Spanish ehrll war Prevw M whoa tho farmer mu north (esteem* loft)
col In) Jolmo of Bourbon (right) and Juan (center) to Doltech, Aor trio, for a conference. Alfoaoo
fa re up bio throne fire year* a t* in a nbollloa wRhowt Msadtead. (AtooclaUd Press Photos)
By DKWfTT MACKENZIE
On tha one ildo ha had a ragged .hi* Ilf* wna attempted ea aumor<
NEW YORK, Aog. II,—14)— hut charm in f personality—* mtmfu lou* occaekma. Bo hhow that aw
Word from A uitria that former Iman and a ladtoo' mao, who wo* (of tho prkaa of hi* pooltloa w a
King Alfonso might fly back to'heartily welt a mad la all 'cirri**! ’possible assasstaoltoo. “Bat,” m
revolution-torn Bpatn In on effort
to regain hla throne through the
medium of the revolt has not *urprlscd those who know this square*
Jawed, ilk-hard monoreh,
U In tha U. B. I* approx I1100. In Miami M I*
Is .Pensacola, WS.T3.
Brisbane siplslne how to pre
vote wore: “BarisI hatreds and
Matey ware will not h* ended hp
teptem atk trestlaa of pirns* wtsh0 4 Tha nature of eata and Sega and
*1 otfferent huatas IntetesalWIo*
■tete B u g a to sag thole halftel*."
Alfonso hss furnished nmple cvldence, both by word and deed, dur
ing hit five-year eslle th at ho in
tended to try to reclaim the crown
of tb* Bourbons, wrested from hi*
unwilling hand* by the Republican*
in lli-11. Coupled with this la the
Dkl you know that moat business In the United fact that ho always has been u t
States U Httla busin«aa 7 The giant automobile corpora terly fearleks of tho violent death
tion* and steel companies a rt big buainma indeed but they which ha* pursued him persistent*
ly since the time when he wse a ¥
are f«w In number. Moat American buaineaae* are ■till tiny
tot whose legs were too short a
of the eroaa made type where the former store clerk, who to reach
as ha sat on ..
■aved hie pennleh until he had accumulated enough to buy the goldenIt*siafloor
t of power.
a amaB stock of foods, U tha sole proprietor, doe* all the Whll* non* doubts that Alfonso ,
work himself, or at tost h in t three or four helpers.
hss thw coung* of hi* convictions, v
According to Dr. Gua W. Dyer, professor of economica tha Rpanish Ineurgrnts have mods (
it amply d ear that they d» not In- (
and sociology at Vanderbilt UnhewitY, 174,318 or t
than 80 percent of the 210,959 factories in the United tend to tolerate tha Intervention (j
State* in 1929 had leaa than 50 workmen each. During of any of the royal family at Ibis
the four yaan Immediately preceding 1929, the number critical junction in n fratricidal conof U. 8. factories increased over MOO, the repeat showed- f la t which Is so bitter that it ha*
into uno of extermina- T he destruction of amail boalneaa by big buainete developed
Don.
seems ao evident to the politician and the sentimental re Only Ihe other dny when the
former that proof is not considered necessary,' said Dr. I’rinre of the Aeturlai, heir pre
Dyer. “This theory, based on an unsupported assumption, sumptive to tho non-exielrnt
la the chief pmuc* of the stupid prejudice against largo throne, entered .Spain and trird
en te rp rise * . The truth ta that under present, condition* to enllet with the rebel*. Ucnrral
„ *
*
a * s» _ A
r _
*_* — _ * *
I L m .«s m
l i a r t l i f a n
I t t f llte fb
Emilio Mola northern commandt r compelled him to letvo the rotmtry. The general ul»o ordered tho
nrrent **un eight" of nny mrtnbnr
uf the royal family.
M«ta iixptulnud hi* aetlnn fcy
-eying that this ie a national end
not a munnrrhlvt
irmvrrrj'nt.
Furthermore. hi* offlrera eoid ha
fe in il that the present* of any of
Ihe Iln.irliniM would rouse frlrlion
in Ihe Insurgent ranks, which inrlmte tint only royalist* but Itepubllcwn* ami fa-cist*.
Whether Alfonso might he »hle
to overcome this attitude i* some
thing which time stone ran an-wer.
Certainly hi* appearanre within
the hordem of hi* former kingilnm
would ruire u desperate problem
for Ihe heterogennw* rebel*, who
have burled puli I teal animosities
temporarily for the good of the
common cause.
j While Alfonso accepted the inMr*. V. II. ColdwaU, formerly
pert, to rejoin hi* f«»l>T •**» rvitabtu In lh« revolution of 11)31,
C., who Is vIsKIng relatives and there tomorrow fa* th# week-end. he ha* stubbornly refund to *ur>
Mr*. Mary Btresg la h» Mlsml1 render what he claim* is the right
friend* In this city, wns the sweat
of honor a t a charming dtnoer fur bar vacation and will bs the of the Bourbon* to rule Spain. Ev
guest of her brother, C. D. Lof ery timo the subject has hren
party given by Miss Helen M.
tier, and other Pelattfa* and raised, that square J*w of hi* bn*
Brown a t her attract hr# heme •
rume forward. Whether ha m*y te
Giinby Avranc, Suburb Beeetlfnl, frtHtiiHi
111** Gertrud* Green left Tues
Tuesday evening. Th# table was day for Hendereoovllle, N. C , comtemplnting action now on hi*
’ own behalf, or for tha benefit of |
cratered wHh pink re t flawed.
Those present beside th* hetesaa Where she will Join friends (»•»»
Laheland for th* rest of the ****were Dr. and Mr*. J. Brawn EarKing Alfonso was an anomaly
rich. Mr*. Oo1dw.ll, her senate. mer.
Mr. and Mrs. V. J . MrDsnnel
i a ruler—a tort of dual character.
MM* Ami* Whltner, Mia* Corinn* left
yasterday for their homo in
Brown *f New York, Haary Trip, Owasso, Mich., after ependtng Iwn
wlth President Lrmbri whan a bomb
exploded almost under tho vehicle.
As the coachman lashed his hone*
in terror, tha “boy king” Jumped up
and, throwing hi* arm* protecting-
,%3BS
BANFOHQTWENTY TEAM AGO
weeks a t their Florid* home near
Mr.-and Mr*. Ralph Waif* of
Fargo, Oa., are riritlag • Mr. a t e this city.
Mrs. C. 3. Wolf* ea Kim Avenue.
Veterinarians aay Many “mad'
Mis* Annie Anderson to agate- dog* a n m anly dog* running
around looking for a drink of wa
te r In hot waathsr.
TONIGHT!
"*■“ " ** <w w 'U r t S ,
Dance and Cool Qff
sM W cSr
/
lANPOgh
glklalAH L
fw-Mwjr m UwpWIVjr
AII-C0NDIT10NID
ft
all tha esientiali
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W & t & V r ffir **■-*-*- , t.-A-tfcO. i fc. .th. I . — ■ ■J -------
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r, APCCTT IMW
WKDNBBDAY
Night Cirri* of th* P in t
Charrik *11] a w l a t l :K
T. K. L. Ctmuroom.
CITY BRIEFS
irn M aw * •>■■ N n a w l
■hwn r» in south ami central par.
Um W*d»*»diy. Extreme North.
f M i Ftartda: partly (toady to*
x ta H WedmdXy uniettled prob
ably scattered thundershowers,
Th* adjourned meeting of tho
City Conmluion scheduled for
at 7:30 o'clock ha* boon
‘ rcaaae of tho aboeue*
i th* city of two of tha a m .
a f tha Commission, It waa
late this afternoon by
8, O. Shlnholoer,
. *-
n s SANvom r i b a l d , § a jm m ,
Dependable Claaa
Haa MoatMy Meet
Tha DapmdaMa Claaa of th*
KtTit Methodist Charrh haM Ha
rvgulir business aad social a r t tay yesterday In th* (h arth aaaex
at 1:00 P. M. I M a a aad m*HtrM i were aaod ta dees rata th*
party rooms. Tho haotaao* seoaioa
opened with a prayer, fat.
lowed by th* d»r*tloaal«, lad by
Mrs. Harold App'.eby. A fter tho
basin*** me*Unit, ft ao rtal. hour
was enjoyed with Wfmhmvitt*
sarred by th* haateaaOa, Mrs. At*
lea Ward sad Mrs. Gertrud* Mai*
titan.
Those prooaat w m i Mr*. W. 8.
Thornton, Mrs. flftrotd Appleby.
Mr*. Paal Johnooa, Mrs. E. A. LonMrs. Kyla Sheeihaher,
Mrs. K. C. Smith, J r , Mrs. V. L.
Smith, Mrs. D. D. Smith, Mr*. J.
M. Morris, Mrs. a 8. Tatar, Mr*.
J. Dtahart, Mrs. AHr* Ward,
and Mrs. Ceftrwd* MnMgM.
.-L_ _*.;.
~
ATIANTA, Aug. IS.-D PI-Topseeded Prank Guernsey of Orlan.
do, Fla.. I* paired against Dr.
dtenn Dudley In the second round
of th* Georgia State Tranl* Tour
nament which started yesterday.
Guernsey *nd other seeded *ntrant*, including tiflh-innkrd Ver*
Marcum of lakeland. Fla.,
first round byr«. Marcum
draw Jeff Warren ill the second
round.
Florida ba< two entrant* in
Junior (ingles. John Hendri* of Mlamt face* itu.l Enright and Jack'
Bushman of St. Petersburg meet*
J. T. Iftrn In th* first round of
Junior competition. Hendrix also l*
paired against Jack Simpson in
th* first round of senior single*.
Arthur Hendrix, who won the
single* championship last year, ia
not nmong the t» entrant*.
ffr, and Mrs. J. 8. Cagbarn haec
returned front a neek'i vacation m
Port St. Jot.
Mrs. W. II. Peak* and Mr*.
Beretr Winn have returned from
Jacksonville.
Mi** Olir* LeZettr ha* returned
from a t* o waek*' visit to Waynes,
dll*. N. C.
Mr*. J , J. Knight and daughter,
Nell, have left to ipend i l l week*
In Canton, Ohio.
Ml** CaWlllg Dona returned Sun.
day from a two month*' vacation
•pent in Nbw Tark CMy and Wnsh.
logton. D. C,
Wired for thrills and altos with laugh*, tha new F»x pictare,
High Tension," feature* (above, left In right) Brian Dontevy,
Glenda Farrell and Norman Foater, "High Tension" playa WednuMr*. Anna McNeill h e retained lay and Thursday at The Hilt.___________ __________________ ___
from Now Yn»k City, e hen* , tie
two weeks.
Pacific
Yacht May
In Miami Rate
ANKGtmCRMBKT
Mr. aad Mrs. Chari** Dona an* MU* Wynetle ral-cloth left yes
Sail
th* birth of a baby boy, terday for Glanvllle, N. <\. f„r a
Chsrlat, ITf, Monday a t th* Per. week’s stay.
MIAMI, Aug. 18.—(<1V—An en
*aJd-L***hton Memorial MoepHaL
try from the Pacific will challenge
Mr. and Mr*. M. B. Cogburn re
the Atlantic yachts In Ihe fourth
. O s HhhaI S‘r«*»», run* Osrl annual Miami N'a.siiu silling race
turned yeitWdsy from llllnoi-.,
1
1
malty
I
luKiknl
n
big
shark
where they have been vacationing.
nrvt February, the Mimni Yacht
nr Jew fi«h,
cliil's race rnmmlltre nnuuunrtd
"Like all other fishermen 1 Batutduy.
Georg* A, Speer, Sr., tin I Vi* 1jun Speer have gone to New York tiloi hate n fish story about tho
Mr. nnd Mrs Willard Ponrnw of
|Clty on a buiine** trip to I j • the!.- one that got unit/ hut tho one Pu idiot:i, t'alif, have entered their
tVat got away front mo almost 3ft■Y-s»t ketch Valhalla, which was
fill merrhandlsa.
_____
] i tide the mistake of taking me launched them lust IIcccmlo-r, Brit
Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd F. Itojle r.ith it. One
moonlight night ton Itoil U T i t . foot schooner
returned Sunday from a visit !■>;i . I »»« casting from the shorn. Aigrette, ho’der of the unofficial
Laurens, 8. C-» Mr*. BoyVs for n ’urge shark suddenly hit my record for n Miami.Nassau pas
mar ham*.
bn?. and my
finger .aught In sage under soil, also has bech forIhe i eel. Before the line hrnke, ninllv entered and owner* of Ihe
Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Garner re the shark had polled trie out in l«-t three winner* have announced
turned yesterday fr«m llotlyw....I. tin. .inter and I bought t was they will compete.
F la, accompanied hy Mrs. A. A. ‘a goner.
Mr. Itussrll collected his sheila
alive hy diving for Hu nt. On a
Mr. and Mr*. C. B. Brawn have calm day, he said, you can sre
returned from Daytona Beach and 40 or SO feet deep, and nil kinds
animals
that
a rt residing in I’inchur.t. Mr*. of plants ami
Brown will be remembered as the abound in the water make
lirnrrnl (nnlrnrlor
former Mis* Ev, Bell Dulloee or perfect underwater garden.
H om e flu ild in g —
Mr.
Russell,
who
will
lx
Orlando.
H eav y C n n a tru rlta n
sophomore at
the University
R ep air W o rk
Friend* will h« happy to knu.v next fait, i* planning to t>o an
entomologist. He will leave for
I'hnnc SflO-J
ihat Mrs. David Speer, who re
North Carolina in a lev day* to
cently underwent an operation, i« do some more collecting and re
Improving rapidly, and is expectsearch work. This time he la
ed to b e ^ . ’rh t hi,.r IU . AUH' I' gHCTT
sect*.
OF Ill'll SERVICB
,
Mr*. R. J. Holly, S r, ha* reYlit.'It WATCH MUST 8 8 ;
turned from Boston, where she ha*
visiting her aan-in-Hw nml Olympic Diver May
ACCURATE
daughter. (Dr. and Mr*. B. J. Has.
Official Railway Ins pec ta* ,
(Jet
Movie
Offer
in i. While away she spent a week
touring Canada.
MIAMI. Aug. M .-l/ll Marshall
Wayne, the Monde mlnnis from Mi
111 PARK AVK.
ami. who won the Olympic diving
champion-hip. may go into tin Ar»♦-»♦♦♦* ♦ ♦ ♦ » * » » ♦ * H I M * '1
movies and become another T ut
san, hi. -i<t i, Agnes, -aid Satur
day.
Although III! movie , ffer lias lo-rn
made to him, hi,* sister tin* jght h
would I"- receptive to ope, unit h
ha* the light inti I a Inuky IS
foot one inch.
S anford Youth
Describes Visit
To Shark Island
F. A. DYSON
McLAULIN Jeweler
The 7
Kraft
Cheete
Spreads
S w a n k y tw lg g la s s e s I
OSparkHng (taaaaa strewn with
bright M an. , , the new Swanky•wigx. You'll want ta collect a
whota net Aad while you're doing
k. |* t acquatatad
w ith alt aavea
of th* delictaua
K r a f t C h a a ta
Spread*. Thay’r#
m a rv a la s* for
*artdwkh**,mtad*
and appatiM rg.
Mr. nml Mrs. Itntnh L. Sn.ll
ami children, t ’andyn and .In
of I'inrkard, Ala , are vi-iling
Mr. and Mr*. J. It. Itortnnd at
their home mi West Kir*t Street
I BBtTT-BORLAND
Mr. and M n, J. b . Borland an
nounce th* marriage of their
daughter Lilli# Isle, to J. Roy
Britt i t high nmm. Tuesday,
Aug. 18, at their home on West
First Street. Til# ceremony was
performed bv the Rev. W. P.
Brooks. J r , with member* of the
familiaa and close friends In a t
tendance.
J .: i7 J
and pastura. M. Wilkins,
•gent, is stressing rspeciall.
planting of full and winter
tu rn .
Too Late To C1assif>
MBAVY LOSSES
DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, Aug.
18.—After suffering heavy losrcs
ta thalr craps from the July
tropical storm, Walton county
farmer* are planning to make a t
strong comeback with fall eropa
KANNEH-ANDHF.
Mis* Mary Ian* Andre and
Murray Kanner of Hanford and
Washington were recently
mar.
rlnl In Baltinmre, Mil. Mrs. Kan
ner Is a native of Wins ton-Salem,
N. 0 , where she attended Salem
College, whie Mr. Kanner attend
ed Sanford High School and Ihe
University of North Carolina.
Haw Raody for Yotil
Pomoua
Try Pauls
S IM P L IC IT Y
fur coiffure* that go
places and return with n«
harm done to their origi
nal line*. They are essen
tial for chic these sultry
days and nights. They
ran be parked under *
hat.
swung aboard a
Main, or hustled up a
gangplank
without loo
much careful handling.
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i ' i i l Mw ii lim i 'V'l Twn r i Mip r iM i r T T r r T ~ r n y tie »w
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High Tension Thrills In 'High
jacto /.Anj Personal Activities
Social Calendar
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i I t * o "pom t* far h * b r i l m
WtH M of politic*. If (St Mh
Jwttr Of pwpl* «t« a certain prmimeUtiofl; apctH**, of
■ nr tit ion, that mold make it tba ptwft rrod form for the
MkhifM w f im r . Whatever oba may bo eaU for thU
ml*, it would cartaialjr almplify in la m iqcutm the <Uf*
flealtio* which the t r t n p pcraon meountm hi hamkw
correct English.
The flood of grammatical rules which developed dar
ing tho pact emtury, totkHfyipg hrfHjr in a ett of
ivfah adherence to rale Ime
it ia th* aebooU in aarty
rnt, but entirely proper uee
■ays.
from the historical study
Alfonso’s Boast To Die A King
lad
Jlaof
of
bat'carrybg ytnral hnpHcationa. with a plural raferenee
pronoon saparalad from the indefinite by a word or words. called J sIrm e l Bonrboa (right) end Jusa ( n a te s ) I* M la th , Austria, for a conferewc
The "n a m a r" and "■haS-wUr ndea might w*U ba p i n up his throne firs peers sro in • rtbrilio* WKhoet N n k M . (Associstsd Press pi
Ignored aba, mpbialhr the nat of "o*a" in questioas of
On the one aids he had s reel ed his Ilfs was attempted
■ermbatana aad SrBT with the first person in statements By DEWITT MACKENZIE
of fact, er wNh the aceond ia questions. Uhswbe "like- NEW YORK, Atqr. 11^-4*)— I but charm lee peraanallty—e mo*’* ou* om m Iom . He hhs
•hokM ha Khmntai for use in such atatementa aa -he took Word from Austrie that former m n and e ladle*’ mss, who m et °f ike prices of kb |
Kin* Alfonso might fly tack ta'heartily wslcemed la all Virttaai poasible asroeataatlow,
to flguree Hke a deck to water ”
. . ^ .
i In the past tenaa it should be agreed that the peat revolution-tom Spain in an effort
tense of "ring* eon* be either “ran*” or
; of to regain hb throne through the
"slug," either "m m ? or “song"; of “sink,** either medium of the revolt has not sur
“mink” or "suMT* of "shrink,’' either "shrank" or prised those who know th b square“shrank,"* of "spring," either "sprang" or "sprung"; and Jawed. iib-hard monarch.
for the pertklpb el the verb "show,’’ either "showed" or Alfonso hss furnished ample evi
dence, both by word and deed, dur
ing hit five-year sills th a t be In
tended to try to reclaim tha crown
of llw Itouibons, wrested from hb
unwilling handa by the Itepublkuas
In 1031. Coupled with th b la tho
fact that ta always has been ut
terly fearleka of the violent death
which has pursued him persistent
ly since the time when he was a
tiny tot whose legs were loo short
to reach tba floor as he sa l on
the golden seat of power.
While none doubts that Alfonso
has th e courage of hb convictions,
tho Spanish Insurgents have mado
| It amply clear that they d» not In1 tend to tolerate the Intervention
' of any of the roya) family a t this
critical Junction In n fratricidal con
flict which b so bitter that it has
developed Into orw of extermina
tion.
Only the nthrr day when tha
1‘rlnce of the Asturias, heir pre
sumptive to the non-existent
throne, entered Spain and tried
to anllst with the rebels, tim ers 1
Kmllio Mol* northern commander compelled him to leave tho coun
try. The general ulso ordered tho
arrest “on sight” of nny member
of the royal family.
Mola explained hb action by
saying that this Is a national and
not a monarchist
movclient.
Kudheruniie, his offlccra said ha
fearril that the presenco of any of
the llmirhon* would causa friction
In Ihe insurgent ranks, which In
duct# ont only royalists but Kepubllraes nn,| fascists.
Whether Alfonso might be able
ta overcome this attitude Is some
thing which time alone ran answer.
Certainly his appearance within
tho borders of his former kingdom
would raise u desperate problem
for the heterogeneous rebels, who
have burlrd political wnlmosltlra
temporarily for the good of the
common cause.
While Alfonso aferptrd the Inevltablo In tho revulution of l'.*3l.
ha has stubbornly refused to sur
render what he claims ia tho right
of the Bourbon* ta rule Kpaln. Ev
ery time the subject has been
raised, that square Jsw of h b has
coma forward. Whether ho may he
comtemplu!ing action now on his
own behalf, ur far tha benefit of
h b heir, has not been made ap
parent.
King Alfonso was an anomaly
i a ruler - a sort af dual character.
left yesterday for their home la
Owaaao, Mich., after spending two
weeke a t their Florida home near
th b city.
Be wbw I get to m b s fcttts* I
bog .visit, and I * sithar put «w>
•round ia tk* way. Bo I get nrifl
My foika *1 ftom* say tkey kit
that H cost lots of money to keep
am uU tired and tuckered out! I s
• good drink of milt. Fte*M tak*
may db fighting, but ! will die s
king!” No ona ever expressed say
doubt that ho meant th b . Now tho
prepared to try ta make good
proud Bourbon challenge.
BAWPOlp TWENTY YEABgACO
Mrs. V. H. Caldwell, formerly
(adore tab* rare af Ha crop
itk s program, and to, far Ihe
e f 1HT, thevo will ta no mae*
Mote for so l raising wheat or
Aa i matter af fart, tha
|h t seem* to ho vodorlsg crop#
root* effectively1than the
cellared with pink cut flown*.
Those present betide tha heatOM
were Dr, and Hi*. I, llrown Earriot, Mr*. Caldwell, her mraata,
Mbs A m b Whitner, Mba Corinma
Brown of Now York, Henry Trip,
Jew 8poorer and J. L. Reed.
M r.-and Mrs. Ralph Waif* af
all iht atentidb
Veteriarriaae say wuay “ mad"
dogs era merely dogs rnnatng
hove been the gweits of their rio
ter. Mm. Clarence WoWs. w
tarned to tta lr tam e IS Tampa taday.
Mbaaa Beutah and Jessta Hatchlata* roturweo Baturday fteaa a
delightful triall to Bloghamptao,
D u c t tnd CM) Qff
Mr*. L. T . Brvsa, accompanied
y ta r atataf, Mr*. L V. t a t rota, ■** Mba Avb Btenatfwm,
a la n d to Kbrimmea Thurtday.
Mr. aad Mr*. Howard Lymaa and
Nghtor, (SMrMta, af Attaomsta,
*e* tw UM city yesterday a* a
y ! l t Bdgsiw M *r*f flew Dag-1
s.iM riftfiiilk J| ^ t b , V it , J A k £
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TVS SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Social And Personal Activities
smo kiw iim t
\*m
p ib r l r h W
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Social Calendar
W RDM H O AY
Ni«h» Orel* of Dm Flr.t
Ckorek will u n i >t 1:16
la tk* T. K. L. Clawroom.
CITY BRIEFS
irn M tM H
h
ii
h at
aw i
la wmth and central par.
W*d***d*y. Extreme North.
Florida: portly eloady toatgkt, Wtdaroday unsettled probaMy MOttrrad thundershower*.
TW adjourned meeting of Uw
City ComaUaaiafi scheduled for
a t 7:90 "'rJock ha* boon
* bfcanao of th# aboaata
i tha tity of two of tha a w n .
of tha Commission, It woo
lata thU afternoon hy
S. O- Ihlnholaar.
with a .. , *
S m ile *
■ *» •
.
/ ■i
Dependable CUm
«•* M—thfr Meet
Tha Dapm dabla Ctaaa of tha
F ln t U rthodbt Charrh haM it*
regular business aad social
tag yratorday hi tha fharth
at 1:00 P. M. Slaatta aad
paid* ware wood la dneom
party room*. Tha hnataai
* 1 , • ported with a prayar, fai
red hy tha dtretleaaU , lad by
Mr*. 1la raid App'-ahy. A ltar tho
iim*a mealing, ft aortal, hour
waa ftijoyed with ftfreahareirta
•m a d hy tha Im taaaaa, Mre. AlIre Ward and Mre. Gtrtrnda Mat-
Tn
Cempete In Tourney
Personals
Mr. aad M re J. B. Cogbarn hare
returned from a wrek's vacation la
Port S t Jon,
Mr*. W. H. Praha and Mr*.
Berner Winn hare returned from
Jaekamvtlk.
MJaa OI|va LeZettr ha* retarnad
from a twa waaka* visit to Wayne*.
villa. .V. C.
Mr*. J. J, Knight and daughter,
Nell, have left to ipand ala wrek*
Those prereiit wore: Mre, W. I . In Canton, Ohio.
Thornton, Mre. fftuald AppWry,
Mre. Pail Jahnaon, Mre. ft. A- l/*nMU* Cantu* Dana returned Sun
Mre. Kylo Shoadrekrr, day from a two month*' vara'.lnn
Mre. f t C. Smith, J r , Mre. V. L. •pent la Nhw Tark City and Wash
Wired for thrill* and alive with laugh*, the new Pea ptrtare.
Smith, Mre. D. D. Smith, Mre. J. ington, D. C.
High Tension," feature* (above, left to right) llrian Donlevy,
M. Morris, Mre. O. S. Talar, Mre.
Glenda Farrell and Nurman Foster. "High Tension" play* Wedge*,
M. J . Dkhnrt, Mre. AHe* Ward,
Mre. Anno MeNelll ha- retained lay and Thurediy at The lllut.___________ _____
aad Mre. Oaftrada Mulllgaa.
from Now Tark City, r h.-„ ,rie
ro weeks.
Pacific Yacht May
anrovncm m bnt
S an fo rd Y outh
Describes Visit
To Shark Island
A TU N TA , Aug. M .- m - T o p *veiled Frank (luerntey of OrlanS >, Fla., U paired against Dr.
tann Dudley In the second round
of tha Georgia State Tenni* Tour
nament which started yretenlay.
Guernsey and other seeded en
trant*. including tlfth-iankrd VerMarrum of lakeland. F la,
flr*l round bye*. Marcum
drew Jeff Warren In the *eeond
round.
Florida ha* two entrant* in
junior aingle*. John Hendrix of Mi
ami face* Dud Enright ami Jack'
Bushman of St. Petersburg meet*
J. T. Ifcrn in the flret round of
Janlur competition. Hendria al*o i*
paired against Jack Simpaon in
the ttrat round of senior aingle*.
Arthur Hendria, who won the
tingle* championship last year, ia
not among the <W entrant*.
Mr. awl Mre. Chart** Dran aa* Mlaa Wyvrtle FairclMh Ic.'t ye*.
Sail In Miami R ate
tha With of a baby boy. Urday for Glentllle, N. c , for a
Chariot, Ilf, Monday at tha Par* week'* i thy.
MIAMI, Aug. I*,—</|h—An en
aahf-Uaghtan Manorial RaapHal.
try from the Pacific will challenge
Mr. and Mr*. M. B. Coghurn rethe Atlantic yacht* in the fourth
turned yretWday from lllinol*,
irH*iiN»oi r*r,m r*«f n**l annual Mianil-Nassnu silling rue*
where they hare been vacationing. rtinally 1 hooked n big shark next February, the Miami Yacht
or Jew fi*h.
club’s race committee announced
"Like nil other fishermen 1 Satin day.
Georg* A. Speer, S r, nn I Vi*U
\to 8 peer kav* gone to New York nl.ii hn'e » fish story about the
Mi. and Mr«. Willard Conrow nf
jCIty on a business trip to I n.' ihri * one that got array -but the one Pii-adena, Calif, have entered (heir
that got away from mo almost :IA ( .it ketch Valhalla, whieh Wft'
fall merchandise.
. .
| i mlo the mistake of taking me Innil. hill there last December, BritMr. and Mr*. Lloyd F. Hole with it. One moonlight night ton lloil Wood’s Tit-foot schooner
returned Sunday from a visit luj t . I wa» rusting from the shore. Aigrette, hosier of the unofficial
Laurent, B, Co Mre. Boyle’s fm n 'urge shark suddenly hit my record for n Miami*.Nassau pas*
— honM,
line, and my finger caught in save under still, also Ire* heed forthe reel. Before the line broke,
illy entered and owners of the
Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Garner tc- th ' shark had pulled me out in la-t litre ,• winners have announced
turned yesterday from Hollywood. the water und I hough! I wn* they will compete.
F la, accompanied by Mre. A. A. '* goner.' "
Mr. Russell collected hi* shcJI*
alive by diving for thrm. On *
Mr. and Mr*. (*. R. Brown have calm day, lie said, you van are
returned from Daytona Besch and 40 or BO feet deep, and alt kinds
animals
that
are residing in I'lnehuret. Mr*. of plants and
Brown Will be remembered at the abound in the water make
Ccnrrnl Contractor
former Ml** K r, Bell Du Dose of perfect underwater garden.
Hume Hutiding—
Mr, Russell, who wilt lie a
Orlando.
Heavy Coital ruction
sophomore at
the
University
Repair Work
Friend* will be happy to know next fall, 1* planning to he an
Phone SfiO-J
that Mre. David Speer, who rc- entomologist. He will leave for
wntly underwent an operation, is North Carolina in a few day* to
do some more colleetlng and r
improving rapidly, and is expect,
sear.ii work. This lime tie I*
ed to °*mhrii^|M
■Wo*?- ,u collect ii
WK ARK PROUD
’
sects.
dr*. R. J. Holly, S r, has re.
OF OCR HKRVICB
YOUR WATCH MUBT RR ;
turned from Boston, where she has
breg visiting her son-in-lsw nod Olympic Diver May
ACCURATE
daughter, dir. and Mr*. B, J. HireOfficial Railway liu p w tN 1
(Jet
Movie
Offer
ard. While away she spent a week
touring Canada.
MIAMI. Aug. I* Mb Marshall McLAOLIN Jew eler
IVuyne. the blonde adonis from Mi
IIS PARK AVK.
ami, who win, tlm illyinpie diving
championship, may go into the
movie* rind heroine another Tar*
xan. hi* "ist'T. A-'iie*. aid Satur
day.
Although r.» movie , ffi r h.a, tern
made to him, hre sister thought he
would hs> receptive to one, ami he
hu. tie. light l.ni d -a husky six
foot one llirh.
F. A. DYSON
Mr. nnd Mi*. \ II Steven* mid
diuglllei ', Mnrv I >.e, Iteryl. and
-lane, have gone i>< Clayton, (I
for n month's xai.it ion.
Mr. and Mis. hYouin Kelley ami
rhidren and Willi Strickhinl a>e
visiting Mr*. Ki'Mix’. parents, Mr.
and Mrs. f'ted T. Williams, I’ll.
Avenue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I'nlnh L. So.II
and rhildren. Carolyn nnd lark
of Pmi'kiir.l. Ala, are vi-itme
Mr. ami Mrs. J, It norland
their hui'e on West Kir*» Sire
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and building mgUrtati
of all kind* rail an on.
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and best quaBM tod
the quickest netki.
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. BUTT-BORLAND
Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Borland an
nounce the m arriare of their
daughter Lillie Isle, to J. Roy
Britt a t high noon. Tursday,
A w . IS. at their home on West
Piret Street. The ceremony wo*
performed h r the Rev. W. I*.
Brooke. J r , with member* of the
familim and dose friend* In a t
tendance.
KANNRR-ANDRR
Mis* M»ry Ian* Andre and
Murray Banner of Sanford and
Washington were recently
mar
ried In Baltimore, Mil. Mrs. Kan.
ner Is a native of W’inaton Snlem,
N. C , where she attended Salem
College, whie Mr. Manner atlrnded SanforJ High School and the
University of North Carolina.
invalid.
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(dace* and n'turn with no
harm dsme to thrir origi
nal line*. They are essen
tial for chic these sultry
days and nights. They
can be packed under a
hat,
swung aboard a
train, nr hustled up a
gangplank
without tsm
much careful handling.
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rrsalt nf srlertrd liquor and
aptrlalired mining, Thai’s th*
■crrrl nf the popularity of
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Truck Tire retreading.
Cuorgnteert HfHHl mile*. Aver
age mileage 12,000 to 15,000.
Our price* are Ihe lowest
poMlble for QUALITY work.
Rocker's Tire Shop
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7 A .M . t o 1 0 3 0 A M
2
and pasture. M. Wilkin*, county
agent, is stressing especially the
planting of fall and winter pas
tures.
HEAVY LOSSES
BREAKFAST..
|
—.
DEFUNTAK SPRINGS. Aug.
IS —After suffering henvy Io»re* j
to their trope from the July
tropical storm, Walton county
farmera are planning to make a .
strong comeback with fall erapa
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�t
tokouts Get In Race
L ottie
I t 7-5 Choice A t
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e A r e Lim ited To Five G-Mm b n w
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tit lit r (N O WIN IM iw n i» *7
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W M w t hafl is
limit tag th . ^
D tU a d w ort4 another the ether ptoyart a l ftn bat. *.
B i b ta . l t kite «U day. fhra In M«rk tr aa IWIIng*. triple to
W akk mad* a ab a cateh af
tO+ aam t.
richt.
and Davie' e rr ef C.len Cataa* fly ban ta chart left Is tha
, Nayae. b the earner, failed to throw to flret acariag Bolling. fifth b aiaa ta aaaae the eatv
0 m aw aa earned ran, both of bat "Lefty" flayva tightened i ra aa tlcsal fi l i b eg play a f tha
p l e t f i roiu coming on three down to retire the aides.
, aaaaer. .
■ m e tattled bv the totals. while 'Though tha Redb had eat Ike
Kbhy *lefty* ftayta eaatlq ed
b tha nightcap, Wright held the ^
with tha Lookouts follow- hto strike eat w a b a s in g flea
p p it mere baa for h b flret shut- |nv |n fine faahlos n s watll now.1af tha lade la Ma flea hit a b b .
BSt victrry ef tha season. Though the Iwwls took aver tha aace-att- Case "Laftv" Plehav far tha la d e
b t gat lata trouble more thanl t |Bg |n their hplf of the fourth eeeisad ta l a M tshb la etas tha
jbb* k» b ttiag tha flrat man up frame, .coring fru r run*, thra# tuna af the f.eeheste bate, gto« b n k b hear, ha boro down In, 0f them with two man out.
,**« »1 » # naheehy am cast af
Ma p b rh ii to atlfle every poaTim tallba rama when Cate*. » hone Mown.
■Me la d rally.
flrat un. heat out a bnnt for a
lo a a si llama
i th e daabb win placed th* hit. Ovrr.ireet sacrificed him to, Though tha Beda atartad an t la
In ch ante only two and one-half
Rlatruf lined a sharp,the nightcap with
all le ad tapamea out of the coveted four III, ningte to left .coring Catea. Malt- tentiona, whan Didrikaen doubled
■bee. which would place them In by went rut to center, ffavca'.to dees Venter ta the flret, they
tha league playoff under tha i |B t|wj ml renter .ending Blo-I were held merileea far the entire
ffowghnoaay ayatem. fit. Augua- tru f |r . ^ n d . clarv doubled ta'aacond game by Owes Wright,
IfoeS Batata loet tkelr game to
left acorlag Blatraf ami! lanky aia-featar a f the local
f b Patatka Aealeaa. placing na j | # w , , „ | U ne-too alngled to f l u k i n g etaff.
PM eastert ant of tha fifth plam.i r)(rht „.nr||nK ria rv aero., with. Continuing their salky af nearJfhbh weald ha n decided relief,
fourth m nrk.r nr that fram e.|.|M . t boat osae ta the flrat
M a r aQ theee weeka In the col-. Ung«t,.n then went out In an el-! fu m e, tha Lookout* got off to
■W. . . . . . .
lemnt to ateal aecond.
[‘a good etart In their half of the
1 WWl a double-header coming up
n „ „ buckled down to hold flrat. when with two eat Davb
fWtth the Bada In DeLand thin' nuintWr of tha game, but the'tingled. Torree atagbd to right
Mfontl'B. tha Lookout, faced th . RnU Koreleav for the re-!’tetidlag him ta eacand. and Catea
• M r beat opportunity to get In lookout, account. I for four more a|M |ed to b f t acartag khn, with
m gby-aff. Should they wreil |„ |h , |r half of the "lucky T o m s being throws ant at third
■ S twta-bUl from DeLand today, teventh." when they practically on the throw in.
•tag weald be only one-half game K#|d (h# fu i^ .Uv at the Bed.' elTw0 - c markers wore tallied
■ ■ a f faw th. with two morn pence. Havaa, flrat up. alngled l * the Umkouto In tha fourth ta
fleaMe-baadera to be played at to ihort, Clary idvanced him to ^
^ curing for tha day. whan
f o b thle week, and two on the .«cond with a beautiful aaerlflre j,. on# 00t, Torree daakled ta
: - Begardteaa of tha outcome of
(Ma weak** game*. Hanford fan.
Sis highly pleated with the
• geisssy attitude taken by the
f|n t baaeman threw wild In an f .
attempt to raUh him off the bag.
U ngaton tent Have. aero., the
clatter with a ..'ham alngle be-
■I City flrat
aaa af the
elrralt clout
crier to ita rt
SPORT CHATS
*Tla hard for one
tol writer would
predict a flniah ,1afMi
Introduce hlmaelf,
but >the play-off
for them,w ith . aa wat
.litre I’m not the
one even rhanee to become the win- run
who need, no Introduc- nrr in tha playoff acriee with
I
tlon, it muat be done
ahd tha other three claha placing, dee
a.
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Equipped with Pound* Alrlena T im ; low preeeurs
Tractor T im or S tee l W heel*.
M a ‘taag fly ta right whk
- .k in g third as a ta g Oft
^
.kortatois
ike catcher*, throw to aee-
C laetified Adoertieemente
ALL-8TATB tire*-H oars'
and Sears’ quality, f t
wet. tv s
lilt, rlksen. th
W elsh, aa
IM Itne. lb
MnasUv. It
Hlmim rt
Hubersu*. Ih
gatroMl. et
P sisrcu a. e
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EXPERIENCED YOUNG woman
wants Job hnnaahrrplag *f
raring for children. Refervaca*,!
Tulata
a .t.v ro a s
riarv. a
la a a s t a * . >f
I basts. Ih
Tarrve. rf
r a tr a . lb
O veralresl, II
HIstrMt. e
M allbv. Ih
Have*, o
1POUNDS MOTOR CO
L. a
rommenta have been namerooa
i,n all .Idee, elnco the ftetoh of
the first 00 games a t the eaaaoa.
which • s e H t a M M a r v ’■'*
I accumf in league atteadnaca,
ta all wrltera are tha aplsndld support botag
be "glutton, for forded the local dub, d s
I wish to extend their lowly position, with
to all fans and moat language coming
I
afuvntar
TW new Fordaon Tractor in easy starting, easy to
k a n d ta and burn* tractor fuel 100 pgretnt. The new
BMtor develop* 30 brake horarpower. .W# carry a full line of rabuflt tractor* and im*
||— iwUa and tha largest stock o f; Fordaon part* in
Omtral Florida.
.
.
eL>
the fold, of thla thriving
daily newapaper
with
the gracloua, yet plena- S - y • “ norts Kdl
brigade to use the service* ol
thla column at any time fur any
thing, whether it be of the sportlag world or not. Too, do no'
fail to rail upon the writer ful
information or service of an]
ikind, and we shall In turn cal
upiea. Because co-opcratlon mer
/ita perfection, that la the basli
on, which wa will attem pt t<
The 1936
FORDSON TRACTOR
r i t t d with the biggest »w t •*
k b meteoric carter. J m Lonle
WU1 kit th* comeback trail «
a 10.round boat wlta Jack lhar>
ker la the Yank to ' Hladlnm toSight.
fU rv .
a*
I s s s i i n . rf
D avis, lb
T srrss. rf
t’a ls s . iu
O varstrsst. If
Hlalruf. r
M sllb v. lb
Wrlabr. n
COLORED aiRL want* week
nursing, ecoking. dishwashlag,
housekeeping. Viola William*, t i l
Cypres*.
WILUC MADDROY.colored hoy,
want* Job delivering g roceries
618 Pine Av*.
.were mpde, with moat of them gala a knock-out victory
giving our boy* a chance should before th* static round we
they capture their scheduled ibrn- predict,
bte-hradsr from the Red* In l)e.
■ —■
Load tomorrow afternoon, which1
__
would place them only one-half
~
_
.
game out of fourth, with a good
B l | " 1 * D M fM
chance of winning a couple more
. , — —double-header* to b* played on
By Th* Associated f t
the local field, this weak a* a
0 AB B I
t ef -slaughter week" cele- Are rill. la . lift 41* MB B
tlon.
Weatherly, In. I t MB 4*
Bheuld our
black-atocklngcd Oehrig. Tha. 114 4U 191 1
lad* meet a cur*
for
their Miss, Cdn.
M M II
lengthy caa* of -cellar fever" Medwicba, Cd.UR 46B I I I
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iA W roro. FL0M1DA, WKPWE8DAY. AUGUST 19. 1934
County-Wide
_____ Italy Proposes Compromise
Be Prepared In An Effort To Avert War
BACEfPB IfUCK
Towmendite
*
In E lection
M b N «5jr S To 1
' I I ■i f it r
!■
ROOSEVELT WANTS MORE BIG ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS
Ban
r - « Ifa tft, Td?
TA LLA H A Stf E. Aug. l h d p e ■H tlii • ( a public work* p r t p u i
atag Cm m II m today tumlshed
with testructlons and form* by
tho
Florida Bta to
Hanning
B a u t for Dm taking of a County r M l Inventory r f public r i r b
project* tuitabla for a six t e a r
• M P M to bo financed villi
n k n l aad local funds, Secretary
Displayed
c h iy e n n e
,
ah*.
France Insists
. She Is Neutral
But Threaten* H d»
May I<e Given Mad*
rid G o v e r n Meat
it —
i
fAP)—lUnator Robert T».
£ w r , of Wyoming. M his
IWnssnd nviorvd opro■ s e t phnoo* 9 to 1 to d a r fo r
■ke
B e n u b lk a n
a e n a to rla l
nomination.
TMa apectacelar picture woa mapped jaat ao LJoyd Lagan tar*
row) waa Dang from Dm seat of Mo roebag car after it had Ixen
atrack by Dm «ar of Daaao Carter (right) a t Oakland. Calif. Log aa loaded d e a r oa Dm track, aad aocapod with minor Injuries.
Carter woo not Mart. (Associated Press P h o t o ) ____________
Dm latorior Department, tho NaUoaal Resources Committee 'doe*
Im ated planning organisations
throughout the cruntry ae Dm
agencies to take the inventory.
The Seminole County Hanning
Council haa received Inatructlona
'governing the manner r f listing
and describing all projects do*
aired by the municipal and reun|ty official* of Seminole County
for ronatructicn during the all*
year period beginning Jan. 1,
19.17.
Secretary Montgomery called
thla a moot Important assignment and amid that the future executlon of a public work* program
In Seminole County will depend
on how well the Inventory la
rriasgle Adair 16 Defesdaata
LeubToSerioos Plead Gully h
Injury OfWoman RedRevoltCase
Sda f . Bocharov, of Cleveland.
OMo, maa aal for tho Rev. Al
fred W. Wright, former Ohio
leader of the Townaeadltae.
Armed with a letter a f au
thority from Judge Oaorga Kerr,
a f Cuyahoga Coaaty Common
riaao Coart la Ohio, Bocharov
asartbrd the pern ion hooka for
Mr. Wrigbt'o occuaatiaa th at Um
Hatband Threatens Trotsky P k t Admit
Suicide Following ted By Plotten On
Scrap# With Wife •• Trial For L i v e s
A t r i a n g l e - f M * m a lte d la
tM S-a-moath
pension
plan
through Congress.
’« Bacherow and
Schmitt said
they woul continue enamtaatlon
af the hooka today, and then
Would return to Cleveland for a
so srt hearing oa Dm m atter jw rt
Thursday.
Dr. Townsend, who
pleaded
fatigue as a reason far not at
tending- Dm hearing whoa R
was first scheduled
Monday,
said ho expected to he able to he
la Ctgreland Thu re toy.
Planet Held Read*
In Cate Nentratttx
^Pact It_ A Failora
MOSCOW, Aug. l9 .-( * > -S I * .
night, v%ra Mrs.
Elisabeth !«• Soviet Oovoramoat chargee that
Orovea, M, vos cut aad aorioaoty they plotted to aelao power through
w annfrl by her huahaad, W. F.[an organised reign of terror in
“■ m - Orarea. M-year-old m i* w hirl Dictator Jooof Stalin aad
dent af this city.
other heads of state Would have
Police answering a tall front ,h**n killed.
__
neighbor* who heard the noise h e-| Prosecutors charged the plot
Ing aaade la an apartment oa Dm waa directly organised by Lima
com er af Pabnotto Avoaua and Trotsky, famous Bolshevist f i l e
Fifth S tm t, f iocovorod Graves tn now In Norway, and th at Dm plottho front porch of the apartment ters hoped for Internetlonl compll*
building with a laag-hiaded knife rations which would nave the way
threatening ta commit aukide.
for the overthrow o f the governFinel y he waa (eased to giro up m eat The IS coasptratore faro the
Ufr (Drift aad waa Immodtotefy tooth penalty.
«■* Tk* I w l a M h w )
Italy, warily keeping h op
flwt of 1,500 Faitriat war
plane* in u state of read!*
tip**, let it !>c known today,
that a compromimj Franco-
Voicing n wi»h “we hail more of them,” I'rmiilcnt looacvvlt (In car).lak e- hla first look at tin''
latest modern 1-Inch nn)i-ulrcruft gun at llyile Park, N. Y.
Col. Flunk K. Ferguson, commanding
the Siity-Srcoml Coaat Artillery, explains th,. gun, while "llu n iv ’* Dull (on running hoard), grandson of the President, look* on curiously. (Associated Press Photo)
{Housewives Take N ew Battleships To Have
'Active Interest 3 5 ,0 0
*”
.Is iUr S. Politics OtIPOauMUli.
j
----i Vigorous Drive Made
i To Get Out Women
pregram
VotersInNovember
istructlon
1917. ami that tho j
heat Interests of Seminole Coun
a i .h a n y .
n
y>
A iik , , 9 _
ty will bo served by the rendr r* Republican ami I Honor at ic wontIng of a prrmpt ami complete
|,.a,|,.r* have Inlliati-d an inHat of projects.
I trnsiticampaign
thiuughont
New York slate to place th iir
rW A Carhed
prrsidi ntial ami gubernatorial
WASHINGTON. Aug................. ■ preference* in the
forefront
—Secretary (ekes said yesterday | preparatory lo the November
ha waa holding up the new l.'luo,. election*.
000,000 public works proirrum
From various sections come
j report* of vigorous drive* by
{ wutnru |n>liti.ul leader* to line
> up their force*. Ilousi wires are
I being urged, a* never before, to
( interest themselves in polities.
d
Although the I'U-clietl la still
I month* away, women trailer* an
Th* Clyde-Mallury Line* to.lay ticipate one of th.- glrntfut exo
announced a apcrlal rate reduc duses from the kitrhrn to the
n e w s b r ie f s tion for students from Dd* state poll* in tie- history of the Um
Work waa begun today by th*
who are attending college In the pire date.
Hep. William Is-nike's entrance
city on repairing the old CUy docks
Th# County Board of Public In-1 Kj , singUton were given North and Fast.
Hound trip fares between Flor into the pie.nli ntiul rare us a
around the municipal p ie r, and structloa met a t the Court Horn# ,
^ tear down a frame
hands hell, it waa announced by City thla morning to MoaUar Mda re- kuiW|nir on Fifth Flreet by tbe ida ports and New York City lamlidate of the new union parly
were those affected. The tn-w unduuhti-itly will bolster the ag
Superintendent of - Pfcfrs aad reived by the Board far maaranct ^
clerk’s office today.
fares will go Into effect on the gregate vote.
■troots Jam rs Mougbtoa.
oa the coaaty’* new school hoses (_
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Here, ill President Hoonevclt'a
■ Tho suporlntoadoat statad that nod property and UablUy dam-1 BcmlnnU County dairymen are following date*: Aug. HI to Del.
arrangements were being made for ago.
i invited to attend a fish fry at B; Dec. 25 to Jan. III. 1917; Feb. home ntute, lli-puhlicun* are roll.
ing I4*m anti-New Deal Ihinoaccommodating more a mail croft
No definite action was taken a t Miller’s Dairy in Bunasll on F ri 2)1 to Apr. 2.1, 1917.
In making the reduction. Win. crats to join their forces in imp*
thla winter, since this city ia cm- ths mooting this morning, bst it day, Auf. f | at jp A. M. BcvcrRcctlag a large number of viaitere. woa rated to continue renaidore* a| ■prakrra of the extension • - Clements, district pa*«rng*r |Mirt rf the tarmlon-Knox ticket.
D eni'llidii women leader* uie
• b o will bring smnll yachts with Don of th* losuranea at oa ad- Mrvk> at GoinoavtUa will be agent a t Jacksonville, •tilled <t
waa hoped that students
' I appea ing for united aupimrt for
joarnod mooting to bo held Wtdoee- present,
take advantage of there fare* the New Diul.
P S I a e a tho wall around the b*ad day, Aag. I t
,
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for Chriataw* or Raster holidays,
WMt- the political pot is kept
obe tl and pier Is In such bad coaTho four hid* rewired by Iho
Meadow*, state inspector iTho reduced fares will im lude
bubbling by the major parties,
dttiea, the superintendent said Dm board a n from both stock and mo- of ,|,e Motor Vehicle Departstateroom .areommodatlons and tho Uiion parly ts receiving
City might taka part of the WPA tuol companies. They were proacrnmpoalod by Inspector
na r* « . ar
fhods approved for improvements seated by tho American Fire lo- Hughes was in Sanford yeitor- b<l meals.
la. tho piar and uta them la suraoco and Casualty Company of day checking up oa togs and
Strengthening the wall.
Orlando, tbs HtaU Form Mutual suiting th , local tag agency.
—
* Already plans have been mads Aatoombils Insaranre Company, i
for using over a |l,000 of the moo Dm North Western Mutual Fire
AUl Hksron and Abel fltriekdy allotted In repair lag and add- AasadaUca, and the Banicrd la-1
|eft M (|y this morning by
tog to the haatohetl, with the poa* surer* F rrbaage. The OrUnd®, tr, lB for Rktanand. la d , wbore
w r two ror<l
rtolUty that It might ho made over rempany was represented a t tha lh ty wll, ^
Yeitorday’a CUy court d.^krt th* n-lrial which war given yes-!
tato oa office and community House mooting by J. C. Flnnell, and tool truck* for tho atrichlond Motor waa a short one, since there ami- tenia).
to bo used by tho Bomloolo Coun Btoto Farm Comyoay and Iho Company and return them bore. only nln* cases to be trh-d. with
The only other white raao on
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ty Chamber a f Commerce and the Northwestern Company by C. M.
two of those being trari*f--n • I lb* sl ckct brought a fine of f l
Tbureday’s Ddcat law, 1:49 A. to tha County Court ibwkit. one or |0 days t<s R. It. Wallace, a r
people af tho city, Mr. Mougbtoa Boyd Of Baaford and William
Drake of F a n Fork.
M. and 4:14 P. M i high, 10:11 A. being dismissed, ami three l>rin- rested on chargis uf drunken
The Boafard Insurers Rr/-hanf4 M. and 10:11 F. M. .Sunrises a t cipola entering a plea of guilty. ness.
U rim p in ri of Maxwell Stewart. S:td A. M. and s*U a t 7:04 P. M.
W. B. MUIs, Daytona llrsch
Two eases transfcrresl to the j
Dm Cololoagh Realty Company, A. Moon rise* a t 0:04 A. M. ta d **U prtaUr, who was given u re county were those of Hubert G ra
Ip. CaoaaUy aad Ban. to* P. I* at 0:04 p. M
trial by Judge Frank L. MUIer, ham sml Willisi Chcstlinc, both
Woodruff Agency, the Walter U
-------following kls sentence uf »«•*- held Nr investigation.
Cooper Ageaey. the H. C. Dubose
eral weeks ago of 60 day* in
Abra lam
Nrlsuu,
pleading
KNOXVILLE, Team, A w . If— Agency. OOd W. J. Thigpen.
jail with no alternative of u fine, guilty for rccklr-s driving waa
i D —A groom af If private power Mrs. Mas Shaffer ha* filed an
waa released under the condition given s ID day Jail sentence. In
M f a r in which recently ghst- acreptaare a f tha propoulDoa
that he meet certain stipulations the caw of Nimrod Hall, ar*
toaged Dm reaatitaticMHty of the which tha banal offered her at Iho
na set by U , City Judge,
rested >n chargi-* of disorderly
T i m i m i i Vol'cy Authority Act tost moating to art oa school ati Mills* first offense In this city conduct the bond was cslrcatesi.
M hoi a federal dtotrtrt reart to tendance offtree far Dm ensuing
rest him |200, when he was ar A plea of guilty was entered by
day to holt all pawae activities of school year, foe which she will
rested for drunkan and rvcklcsa Harry CuJeman on chargea of
tho TVA yiadleg a aetUement f f ho paid 14 cents a aril* for her serv
driving. Tho Daytonai. paid the driving while drunk, ansi be was
ices, It was oaaouaetd.
first Dm , hut tiro weeks later given a fine of $5 or 10 days in
____ _ , ____ ____ was caught hare again by Chi’f
preseat except th* >(retool spin- Roy G. Williams, driving while
Tha laso of
Wilbur
lla'I.
Ion of th* ts et se, Dr. W. V. lotos leatad.
Whim
b«
*»» charged with larceny, was dis
O uess of the Unteavoity of Col-, brought before Judge Miller, th-s missed, and Mike HUvcns was
Iforoio advoaataa a rigid art of M-day jail aeaUnca was han.lcl handed a five-day ja il sriittm r,
standards riwlto r to th a t apply* dawn to him, bat bo U trr put when he rntired a plea of guUty
tog to tha coantog W a stry .
| up so appeal bond and recciu-<l «a disorderly conduct charges.
United
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F o rm er S an fo rd
R esident V isits
H ere On V acation
Work O
n And City Board Onteidm J fflK tfllg B y
ier Is Started Insurance Bids On | | g y | ^ g
New School Bues'cmr
City Court Holds Weekly Session
With Only Nine Cases R ecorded
P ite r CoMpialM To
r Seek TVA Tie-Up
Relief Predieted For
U. S. Bread Banket
•
TS,
|- .r« * t
lirlicf fiiini the Inti-nsc Ih-uI
(irt-veMling over Iho Miiblle West,
tho “hrvailhaskrt of tho iMtion,” ,
ami rain tnniuht nr tonvirruw was
lim lirtril loilsy fur srvrrsl nn-as.
t'linlinunnro of i<><l ili-gfi-o tomporuluri-* In Kansas an.I southern
Missouri was fsirtrcs-t as im-tsilM-rs
uf |*ri-*li|i'nt HivMctrlt's ilruught
coinmittsv, •irklntr iiifurritation
uie.ul ron.litlnns, movi-<| Ihruuirh
t ’<.|'>rui|ii ami Kansas.
The Smithsonian ln*tituto in
Wa-hinctnn sail data iruliratt-d
that anolhrr major dry ps-rlosl nmy
nut iri t around to th«- north cen.
tral Bracing area until 1'*->0.
LOCAL W EATHER!
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Battte**on' t*hri«r /raata
north centra) Spaia-hatwi
Fascist rebels and the M|
rid government fo r c e s)
W
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the government J t a T t
wake today at Alla
northeast of Madrid fit
:i«occo
F i f t y - T w o Youth$ Aliena Many 'Ui' Seen
Camp Winona Socond Wooh la Fonaatioe Of
Aethttke Of JhgrS> Camp OetUned Hr
Helper For Wife Shyer*
U.S. Llkir Party
M U Itiillf m d m l i j 08|
■arching against -the n M
of f a n i M k
Report* reaching Um FM
Spanish Treat ter said that
ereraant soldiers answered |
wanhlp iKelts thrown a d
Iran a ad Han Behcet lea'
swift d e a l t for haetagaa It
firing squads. The bead
meat e l the Bay ef M ao*
LONNDON. Aug. 17 I q W
e h II war w sat lata Ita aseoRft
raoath Sunday with re a d JMNBR
taking the uifeaahe la a a rtb :ggft
teeth and with both slabs Mpa*h*
***» eieoitlqws. tw j m *
orfCptmnl and puaiehnaosl* I fe p ft
develepewwts tawladed i
■'*]
Conservative celiamtaf e l W^r'
oeo hUWd. 14.000 wunafcd, ,Rjr
000
U yards Aestralhm Crawl, a# ' V *
“ .» d»iraa*ral tabor
yards a« leek, e r M ra id s e a 'J V j J }*. I*40 ** M e e ti n g . l u t ,
side. ability to swim M yards
• U rg e d b p n te ss to l u
us lag breast stroke, serf see divei* "***»*■**■
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and beta# up a 10 poead Weight . **•
* " W U f **d Impoeaad dlarshe hi wetar. serial ua.>> " * • “ d leer years b • b a g Urn#
water M feet, aad d a m e n itm ts,;!* ? yraaeal ehaagiag renditions,
three dlrea properly.
I Mach U certain ta depend m what
Whale Degree, same reqalra- k ap n ae wlthla the older parties
menu as miarh Degree, a b a *Kh r"P * r t to labor, and what hapabillty to awiai 44i yards, dtstoa |>—1 ln the couatiy gear rally with
strata Urn peepar approach b a t b ^ p e e t to reeeeeyy,
rear aad (real la earing a drew*-1 If Mr. Rooeerelt wlan this year,
lag a*rioa, aappart fully denoted; if he recommends a nueressor In
nersoa 1 1 -t adaate*. lift peraoa 1*40, aad If these labor lembrs who
from lake a b a * and demonstrate now speak of n new party still
artificial respiration.
I feel as strongly disposed toward
R°y* p u aieg both Shark aad tk# Rooaorelt policies as they now
Federal Agents To
Battle L e tte iie s;
Two A nC aarieted
V g Jim’ Dixan To|Texas Warned 0 f| W(M. MmmII MnH
Get Chair Daring iTroeical Blow 250 far re-elect km, will any s u b
Week Of
Aag. 24 M i le a —Off
Crtwt Iventure of Ita own?
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attempt to p a a b h ’yereeaa sageg
lag ta the s a b a f Irttaey tb h rta.
The whRe-heMad fhthev aad
I b e William
the approval
sebwd e divi
n g Clerk ef
I bum Camp-
2 1 s ^ ! ] 5 hoisted frees Brtrwnavilb ta Carpus
Chrlati aad southeast war sings
Treat Cerpee Christi te Malagerda,
Texa*
The Weather Bureau said the
•tojrm b aserlag aheot to ailba
aa hear ta a west e r west earthwest d trestb a attended by fresh
shifting winds aad sqealb ever a
ronalderaUe area aad sireag
yesterday af 1U
MBBABIpft
Oviedo Nexro Skat '
At Rainboir F am ,
Following Quarrel ;
Htaflff J. V. MeCleilead aa
deputies ere looking fog I
Johnson, Know Hill atgr*
Isle Haturdny night shot saw
killed Lucius Rose, negra oft OsMp
do. i t Rainbow Farm, I naked Ms
tween Genera and O rb d *
What caused the shontbff IF M *
known, but It le believed B rtt *
quarrel precipitated the fatal that- >
Immediately after th e akertW “
VM. aad S:U P. M.| high 0:03 A . n ° t i f b d he, We dspeUe*
*M. sad * 1 7 F. M. Bua rises a t 'f ° * “
“ot
BiM A. M. sad sets at 7:07 F.;*™ ^
M. Moms rise* a t 0:*7 A. M. a n d ,* * * W*
*” .” * " . *
seta a t B:U F. M.
The city fire department an
swered a call in Baggett’s Drug
Blare early yesterday morning,
when the moter ta n frigidnlrs
CHICAGO, Aag. 17,-bPV -C ea. [caught aa f in . Estimated damage
)m I m i p rt4 k l* l fsg |#> was set a t ISO.
sight aad t sm irvuw la the earth
The weather: Partly ebady,
central stale* The heat which
y u l i ^ ||m
i i i i n i^ 4 scattered thendersbowers Thenlower Mlissuei Elver valley b as-, day aad near aatreme south aad
petted te extend in leaser peeper, istrem e nerthaant coast toalgM
th a t tala the g n a t bhen regien to . eg T M ^ g r- Katremn Northwest
F b rid ei
M r tanlght, Tuesday
•Igfcte
No rata waa tarecaa t le b u n k
a* Nebraak* 01
and
admitted a t least U N ceeamaaM*
killed la the fighting. WNk MB,
Hpanish Foreign Legion la ftM /
ranguard they prepared te mneub
on Madrid.
Insurgents headquarter*
d*e
scrihing a smashing
oMserte*.
against Uelafc* loyalists n aral
base oh the Mediterranean, threat
ened wholesale reprisals la 'J f tg
south upon discovering 1M fneeMB
were eaecuted a t Aateqaera IM P
Malaga. Antequcra now b la I t i a l
hands.
Gen. Emilio Mob, northern In
surgent commander, announce! BOR
loyalists wero killed by rebel ■ * chine gunners In an abortion a t
tempt to attack the InsurrartBta
1st stronghold at Zero go**.
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It was feam l that the M e i f
700 flsscbt prisoners a t Baa Re-
■tariff J. T . M iCM hsd re.r * * ? .* ' A*r- I7<—
| if the depression ends. nn>l
Mired e* death warrant bearing
y M i fln‘u **»•
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Mb aigeetara a f Oeuanwr nave
*f snipb employment opportu
■ u i i ■ *— -—
i-uis-k____ **• Mis natty, aeoul m mties east
>r—<te—a ea pea* ibeeet
n - T T r ^ T ! ! * — theast a f Rrownsrllle, Tew**
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SiL«U2 r ee
r"* *
•"".w ill pewkabiy crtMs the coastline — —
JtmT Disea, eagre whe we* eon-) J** C i S r u
ITks «
ft. 1T_&
r* jL _ C T
^ fln4
murtUr •***** • w w iif i n io n i|ii or fir*
ft
and aeatenced te aralh by th e jly
.
...
|T l w i H H d p i F r
arrested ■afathan a pear age la
a Broadway leaatg p arb r, which
gorernawal a g e a b charged waa
a blind fag the fcelartyal dbtrteeUea agency b thb eeaatry fee the
Irish AmpRal ftwrapetaha* were
cohvtcted by • jury ta Vailed
Bute* District Osert b s t week
jaded
LOCAL W EATBMt
�rm
la jM
s ts s s s t'
Ml»m. Aw. »T -m
•M am to to* Federal g m m
fa k , n o
maatera,"
ritb n
Ccughlia mid. “I t v u
l«n
tto s, to tto r m t o a t , tbv Ntvr
Dealer, to U m ev tr that t pera m t ownership we bed in tto
Federal Reserve l a d to that
took, lack, itock and bem L "
^ t o a , la N orantor, 1931,
w ith poverty atlll In our atidst,
p k ir s c j m d
TO BE HEFIER
AFIER ILLNESS
J dared yea and chalbnged yea
to organise ao tto people, id not
the President, could wive the
mmoy chanaera from the towpie—and you did organise."
Father Coughlin raid to wantad ant lam than a.000,000 nating
awwhare ad NUBJ “aad tton
you will outnuabar two Amcrl-
■
The Jmdor Chamber ed Cm
metre v U to ld tto wwkly aweth
at Um Mayla ir Hotel toaight a t
Keordtog to a a aaaeeac
want a m * today to F reilln
Aadrew C am w ay. T to Jo jO
toad pointed aat tto ehaagw la tl
meeting to a r, argtag aM SMato
to to p raw a t aad oa thna.
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Tto away frtaadi aI lira. Laai
Watora, who waa Injured la
Wadaeeday la aa m lam iklla i
rident, win to glad to Mara th
to r condition U ini proved aad th
ito will aeon to aMe to tom tl
Fenrfd-LeugMoa Mmwttal He
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H IL L
I t v u a fighting adiircm for 1
‘
It ,f» Wail' U f V v C r K
audlaaca whan to •botrted t | h i I
latant followarai
"My friends, ttoru la nothing
w raag with tto Conatltutlon."
totoat M M of thp Lake County C M
af Cbmmerce
which to moat attractive Iona la aeMag Uh« county to
tho world aa a place la which to locate a home.
.. On UM cover of Um hoohlrt la a picture typical af
tho hind of hotnM which Lahe county la seeking. a modto t picturuoqiia bungalow situated on a lahe la the mldet
of a group of towerlay, moao-huag, shade trues.
Thore art twenty thousand of these lahe front home
■itea to Idfce county, the Chamber of Ccmmeree laeiata,
sad wo father there are ao tom than twenty
rieenea hr defecting mm of them for a future home.
Among Um reasons which are Meted are its prea*
fedty to New York. Ita fine climate, its delightful rum-
"■To batng t to w btem of pmto atlm hock to t to daya hoforo
Ttow n Arkwright, we fiad Mr.
Beeaevell, Mr. Tagwelf aad tto
real ad t to iimmuntsto deatreylag predact Ian."
T1
depart from IP, na need “to comw anlw the factoriaa aad tto
M d a under a new kind of god
made of fifth and blood ami
eMp aa hatred."
that they toileve it in their deetiny to revlw tto eternal law
of Oed," to mid, "then U in
time to riw up agalaat them
with tto wrath of ballots, not
buDoto, and rvlegate thorn to tto
pagan ed the pooh*
,
CANNING BHA80N
WRWAHITCHKA, Aug. 17<fd Gulf county's new fall gardens
.fulfill tto promlw they aro
showing now, tho home demon
stration club women will have
n fine w i n g w u o n Inter on,
io tto prediction of Mrs. Pearl
Jordan Whitfield, home agent.
The Deposited Finds Of A Bank
rt #f Ita funds in Government,
aad other muad occurit ie».
ijt
i m m u T i i n — w i in r
T .
PHONE 475 ,
SEMINOLE COUNTY
LAUNDRY
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Lewis and hki colleagues ara strong
a n , indeed, if they can try It and
BATTLES ON
THREE FRONTS
SPREAD DEATH
V. S. Labor Part;
ll-M 'liard S m s Pm * MSI *
. bastion wa* sealed when rrbofo
|launched a new offensive to gala
|a n outlat to the sea. The defend
.o n of San Sebastian warned * * 7
Cad Rebels left yesterday foe would execute the rebe s and dyaa>
f l M M I A la, to eisit rvtattvea mite the city rather than sorrow
dor. The insurgents flouted tha
fa r abaai M daya. **
warr.tng and opened land and a lt
b* —
attacks an Iran and San Seoasttan.
Mm Marta* Norwood has left Rebel naval forces were ready Is
l a m m i two weeks la Andalusia,
part id pate.
A la. with friends.
| Neutral observers credited tho
rebels with taking the offensive la
The I h S H Adelaide Higgins and the second month of the war, ll«f>
Catenae Cogbarw have returned Ing the government on the defen
* *• weeks* visit at Day- sive and facing difficulties oP ae»
sanitation, supply and rontrol e f
ardent bat undisciplined and laas*
perivneed fighters.
Greatly Increased bloodshed WOB
ithreitened because the Foreign tAIglon and Moors from Morocco*
closing In on Madrid from the
aad M ttf w f H . u t» C T i* .1 , to
Jumg overheard politically?
To-Night
Tbna gaaatloaiwgs canid bo pro(■definitely without exf nil of the possible com• id rireemstsnee which
might affect 1»4«.
There are, hdwever.
W>, W >
moat prominently
projaetad wee a meeting of one
part a f tlto ergan*«ed part of labar. H wan a conference of labor’s
nnn partisan league, which la
pledged to the re-election of Presi
dent Reaaevilt. Its leadership was
made eg largely, but not entirely, e# eaten officials who had just
toon easpeaded by the American
lederaU aa of Labor.
FOR RALE: 10 acreo more or
Brblli thla meeting was In |gogleoa oa Wautlful Golden Lake. teas, another union official waa
South of Raaford. Approximate- tahtag charge of a labor commit
ly 333 foot oa hard surfaced tee designed to promote the can
road. 333 I t*t lake front. 710 didacy of tiovetnor landon, and
feet deep. Ideal place for fruit officials o f tho federation Itself
trees, garden and poultry farm. were reiterating »n attiludo of neuBee or rail Emmett Hunt, phone trallty.
I J3 or 471-J.
Another so. hi fact is that no
r o n SALE: to acres among party based on the interests of any
good Improved land. Lot (0 single class—even when that class
Eureka Hammock. Will sell at was united—ha« evsr gone far or
a bargain. Realtors protected. •rted long In American political
S. 8. Wrstwald, 1128 Milan, Coral hlatory.
Venting this, perhaps, must of
Gables, Fla.
tho lesJers at the Washington
conference spoke of n ’‘liberal"
party. Rat the Inference was very
MUI.FR FOR Rale. Just arrived plain that such a party would lie
from Georgia. See them a t organised In the Interest of laGarner llrot. Farm. South of bor, sad would be dominated by la
Gimhrrvtlle.
____ _________ bor. The dUtincttlon. as It was
outlined by the labor leaders themFOR SALE: Used heaey type selves, waa one of name rather than
tawnmnwrr, (LM . 53d Valen purpose.
cia Drive.
If the definition were expanded, howeeer, new uncertainties
wrtls r.ATV.’C, StanleyR-ityrv would arlto. Is it. to bo supposed
ay’e.aiw at talkeJw
That's the frvniled story of W arnrr Bros.' riotous financial
farce, "Hot Money" at tha Rita Tuesday. Left to right, It’s Rom
Alexander, Paul (iraets and Joseph Cawthom in a scene from the
picture.
______________
John 0 . Reader returned
day from g serorsl srreks'
to tho North wtth ro U th r..
Claaaified Advartiaemanta
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
hy one who really knows how
•T iffs- Jeweler, Mag. AVO.
DANCING
CLAESES
Intervention pact Uruguay drew‘ triced nation* of the Western
i Uemlsphcf* suggesting Joint Ameri. n effort* to arbitrate between
•anUh loyalists and insurrectioni ts.
days a t tha Texas Centennij »••
In lamdon labor demonstrator!
feet visiting friend* and relative 11 Trafalgar Square vociferously
an
aa tha aarthweat Facade coa*t •Vi <nd<d Hrltish support of llw
and parte of Canada.
Mudill government and adopted
militant resolution condemning
.Spanish fascists.
n
^
In llsrcelona the nutnnomoas
Larin Manly tome denm M rathn
government put Industry
club members recently visited on a war footing slid made all
and Inspected a number of factory workers subje. t to mobilihemes ta shoetvs and take notes sntion.
loyalist warships off Tarlf*
on Improvements that have been
made through dub work. Addi bombarded and silenced newly em
tional closet space, sealed rooms, placed rebel const artillery batreftnlskod floors, and installation 'eric*,
jgf cabin#ta were somo of the ImCnnfi-eate Industries
Reavemeata that were noted. The'
M AI»*M /l...)"r 17.—Id*
horns demonstration duh tour.
M b w ggp-nment. it*
L E G IO N
’ HUT
WED, AUG. I tth
JfJLIA
HtaM
JE E HEEL AND Sons. 301 W.
First St. foe tyetk-end bargains
IWused cars. These cars are priced
fur straight sale with no trade-
elab women ta homce in many V '™ * •‘■“ j* : c tIw *
*+
•actions of tho county.
. W ,i" " ’ A»«»"tay "Itth ordered
I ---------_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ new socinlicatmn of imlustry and
amdlotely following Holme* coun- sought to lm t flight of capital that
ty’s agreement to join In the pro- might rrnrh rebel hands.
■torn,
| Tho huge oil, tohnecn and other
~ The national soelat welfare board Industrie# were rmjfisrated by labor
meat ha ago
said_It would
matrh1 organisations’ nnif given over to
__ ___
____ ____
all oIsFage pen,Ion fond* appro- workers to o)>orate tinder state
printed by Florida counties, but control,
forbade
conditioned the offer upon all 67
A government
couatlee taking part In the work, buying, selling nr lending of seHolmes county was the last of curllle* nn-l canned any transfer
the state’s counties to agree to ip- of real estate. The decree was opipropriate funds for the pensioiu. plied to Spaniard* txdh within and
Monroo county took action on tho without Spain.
plan Saturday.
The objective was to prevent
ALLSTATE tire s-S ca rs’ prices
and Rears’ quality, Rad and
Tons, SOI W. First S t
YOUNG MAN wants nnv kind cf
Job. G<> anywhere. Iteferenees.
K o W. .Ini St.
Hill, want, work
•iking, dishwashing,
Viola Williams. Oil
Too Late To Classify
I s s H l r ISe tu e taM aC
P a u v s W e u lv ru B ra u U ssI N r a i
|.r •#*«••>*•1 llr p n r lM ir n l
U rn ti-rH II* r f ll s s lu **r 1 I m M
Steaks lb*
Stenks II) JS'^C
* 1m 'h
ur
f
t Itiltl
MuHett lb. gc Sausiige
25c
T m n n n iv T O s —
liver lb. 2)€ Stew lb. Iflc
• sw h
t r Vi
W I. W II. I I \
1 I I I 1 1%
:
Chopa lb. 29C Roast lh. IJ c
Sort, R«d and
Inflamed
U.S.No.1 POTATOES 111 Ihs. 2 8 c
R rs W sU r. It liv e s BesSStff. law m l '»
Ms.' te r vyei h«Je*ied t v r a i l s «r »•»•'
lllev, we.- c l 'n l U r - r * I n m i s t ••«-*
^ S ir p la ric h ry - laor u i l r t c ''
- I I *v P i P r : « i t i# r - e - j . P u l
. e |'e legs.-, t l m t * . I ! if t C: i si"*-
Exclusive
7A.M. to IO&OA.M.
R IT1
II % H i l l M C IM I «»r IM H IM 1 I M
WANTED: Unfurnished or partly
furnished house or apartment.
Must be reasonable. Apply XXX
care Herald.
I I I PARK A Y *
< 0 ^ At f * Ar$|)|M
Al Vltfl » HORN'S
RILEY’S
tl.tolto »r
MeLAUUN Jeweler
REASONS
R e g iste r a t .Matinee
FOUR ROOM furnished apart
T IMdlera
t f
tlao ^rwaI
n T m«sca *oIMmI
th a l^ political
h a o^
ment. W. L. Cooper. Phone 720. W Watkins
gsnisstlon
of an effective
Ions big money lh » M l Open- pir!y
hlu
r(| ^
ing now to!Sem note ( M r tor |n, | y jM -yul|
,h() MO„
ot roodltiene, Rnii a|.
SMALL FURNISHED house, al reliable man with csr who can
f, 1)#d wh#„ ,h<l
so garage apartment. In excel furnish references. Writs Mans- „ „
lent neighborhood. Apply ltd It ger Gowdy. r " r,' T^ ' ^
*' lnTO,vrJ ’» « • •* l< «g«h.ad.
________ jL'.niL*-"IT— ^ ***mp" *’ T>t>w- among themselees.
2nd St.
gram of women’* work in thla
Theodore Roosevelt tried it and
section.
Zinnia*—a down or failed. The elder Robert M. Iji
TALLAHASSEE. Aur. 1 7 - more varieties—were exhibited Follette tried It and failed, even
The recent Zinnia Show sponsored
by the home demonstration club*
of la-on countv was one of tho
highlight* of the eummer pro-
ftrlmtml
'A U rte s m
Tuesday
,fe<d by laioir, ruuld enlist andTlbilP*
gas
range'lnate such existing groups a* the
HOUSE OH apartment, reason ALMOST NF.W
$37.50. Ice Boses priced low, farmer-labor party, the La Fe|.
able to permanent tenants. MU
and used 5-gal. electric hot letts progressive party, and the
care of H e r a l d . _______
water heater. General AppliaaM 1emke-CeughlIn-Townsend union
1$—Apartments far R rtL
Co, Rita Theater Rldg.____
party?
M ORE COLD
RTKt
Adtlt'tl
”TIIK MARCH OF TIME'
foetly iacoaeeaieaeo
of a s o ld -fsikla aod
M frlgersior a a e ih e t
fcy. R an meiag pane
Stringiest* BEANS
2 lh.s.
Seedless GRAPES
2 lbs
ICr
FRU IT COCKTAIL
No. it can 1 0 c
TOMATO JUICE
2 cans
General Electric
Dealer
For Seminole County
General Appliance Co.
•to W . M .
* " • a u e TBease* atom
U ra l M ln M ti M. » • Sieeaepev* Wf. B . O se m
GELATINE 11pkgg. 10c
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t».
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M OW PATl l O W W
IT ,
Nightcap To Break Even With
Score A 7o 1 Win fa Final
■ A A tr LottingFirtt, SToO
PATHEB40N COMBINATION WINS HAMBLET0N1AN
Hurl* Two Hit Ball In Opener
Bnt Lookouts Go On Hitting
Rampage In final Game
I
a JIMMY CHAPMAN
BMpMjrta* * *harp reversion
m - Yarn. Um Lookout* wrested
• » N lM tip of their twin-bill
Atlfc Um Gainesvllk G-Men hare
afternoon by an H to I
A ltar dropping the opener,
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►
ina
/A
*!
•. >
!'
ft
u
Brow* Biw hu Must Make Cowrim k To
Gaia TopPodUon In Hcavyweifkt
Overflow Crowd Sets'
Once More
lt-Day C s r n i v s l
MEW YORK. Aug. I7^-4A>>—
Attendsnce
Record *
Right on the spot- That'* where
Sti*> Gab Wu
It Foartb Place
Fifkt With Red*
the Brown Bombing Joe Louis
finds himself this week.
Th*
young Detroit heiry
weight, to u t of th* fistic world
only a few short months ago,
can either make or brook himj self la hla 10-round bout with
BERLIN, Aug. i 7 . - 0 n - A f t .^
the. gorgeoua, auallt doeiag dap
equeilrlaa
contexts before an
overflow
crowd
of
lW ^ tt,
tho
Olympic
games
rnda^
Impreaaivtty last night uadeg
cape to past* out eight
floodlight* with Um ci raamnloua
in the twilight context,
extlBguUklng of tho Olympia
tea of them "doubles and one a
7 I
t* i " « S a
* tak ao Stadium tomorrow night flam# amid aoft shadow* of •
MM*.
By daeUlvaly turning back tho j perfect aummar might
InU a Padgett, ace hurler of
two-fUtH threat of tho aallor
It was an aya-fi.llng, ipactacalar
UM G-Mta, pitched hitle** an I
f ta l I W ^ n iU n p
man, Jo, ran partially atone for
day and n aoui-itirrlng, uaforgetball In tlie opener until
»*I the w*.loping M ai Rchmeling
w ai
atebtk. when Clary dropped
8T. AU0U8TINB. Aug. 17.— p a r , him two month* ago and UM* night far th* immense throng
•Ingle just over see. nd
Pulling fir* *nappy doubt* play* once more place himself In th of aport-iovera among whoag wort
Jfor the fir»t Lookout hit.
la tha firat a ll iantngn tha St. running for world championship Rakhsfuahror Adolf Hitler and tha
tlM lanky Gainesville (linger
member* of hla cabinet.
AuguatlRp taint* rallied a r o u n d ^ " 0" .
ta rtly lalaaed the Hall of Panic
An acxtatk moment. for Jap*
Prank
Vaalo’s
ahutnut
hurTmg'
PaiHn.
he
will
ba
unceremoby that bit, together with Mult
a nose cam* near Um close when n
here
yesterday
To
bag
a
4
to
0
tik>u*ly
tossed
Into
the
boxin
boneline xingk o u r abort In the
xtentarian voice resounded under
declaIon tm m th* ONLnnd Rad*. r»rd in th* wak* of the hulks.of the great peaked dome of bright
Tba O-Men garnered nine blew*
Tho visitor* touched VraJai* Prtn,° C* n>' r*’ **m1°
ness formed oy convatging beam*
off Medler In the firat game lo
d e llm k a for nino Cafe knocks
wi!°1hit ,he com«b*ck
of searchlight*.
t i ara ala run*, but most of the
and wvre a constant threat but
, ‘'OPP*11*
"1 call Um youth of Um world
O-Men’* tallie* came unearned,
rfour doable plays In Ibe firat
to Tokyp," It said as thousand* af
aa tba Lookout* committed five
four inaftiga and another twin * !»
bJ* l” 1 of ,A’U,, ,hort foreigner* fa. Um great th re a t warm
■Uaraee to help them along.
hilling la tho sixth rained what- bu* * £ ? * cul*r rl"« ” rf*r ..
thoughtfully slknt aa th* O lym *.^
"Cuban Don” Turret, lea ling
aver chance* th* Dal^nd crew
^
* ■*>P*r-flght*r tfter p k ball tailed the ta d a f tho a k v ' t /
percentage hurler of the laaikhad of ovarcomlng an rarly 8L J! "‘r ,l«bt
T." ^ fo? r enth Olympiad, but Garmons waro
AtiffuatiM
«Wcitlei| by vicious knock* aroused to a froaay of patriotk
ante’ staff, practically hail the ter
A
fother-and-aao
aamblnetfan
r
t
n
l
m
tho
HmnMttanlan
trophy
P
m
three-y*ae-alia
at
Oatht
o,
N
V,
rible alugger hondiuffed In the
emotion. '
o(tar Rosalind raced to victory In the faatatt tlnw m r raaardad by a Hamkietanlan winner, taw Whitt
Off Ja k . Solid, th . Saints .“ “L ^ r . ^ ’figJtor
twilight context, limiting them In
(aantar), who drev# tho filly Kama thraa lanptho ahaad af bar naaraat rival, rod hla aaw, OiPaao WMM*
Oh* and aha of amiaomant
4 Meanly blngle*, two i f them of
MW youthful awwar of Rosalind, art praaawtad Mw traphy hy Ralaod Harrimaw (kft) af tha Himkla
arose as a battery of searth-lighta
M
J
*
1
*
blow*,
and
faded
out
of
the
picthe Infield variety. Not xatHfled
e
laniaw toelaty. Vauwp Whlta paekatad HM44.11 aw tho rot*. (AaaaaUrtad Krea# Nhata)
flung paarili of light against tha
with kb* mound accomplishments,
^
'* " V, k,m ' tu« rk tlln of the moat .ta rtsummer thy. forming a lofty doom
the "dark one" pounded out a
_.*V • J 9*"*
tinir upftel ftince Jnmcs i . Brmd. to the accompaniment of band
■Ingle and triple to lead the loeul
8lag.es by McGowan and Zutoppled the heavyweight
bay* a t the plate.
pank and Oaorga-Andrewa* dou- crown fr0m lh, cur|y head of Baer musk, flag hearers of tho notions
marched into the stadium and
Our tcruppy Ixokout* kept the
ble down th a . rig h t, field line a year ago.
a n i i <» A
G-Men’a outfielder* running at o m M U M . t :
Schmeling
cava.-Bt,Aaguatine
T
T v T " ---------------------------------- - a .. 1
- Joe
w rto believes
o e0i i r . r . ithe
oo o
e n m e n , .rout
ou.
^
u 2 2 7
k
21.
Mwi la tha opening canto. Did- , . UBht hlm , ,e„ n„ aail h,-, go. eeBor HIHer’a
full apeed during the latter AIhi.
6 1 3 li
tl.ilr. If
rlkaen’a error an Emerson’s hop- lnf |n
Sharkey to show s ‘f*P«
*J^TW „ V3r. Alff*4
with a barrage of line I'll ina ft, -11.
1 1 1 3
"Slaughter Week” wa* begun
6 1 1 it
Ii. r f
NT V> pwood. n - doubt* hjr Gib- lh. faM he .u il .pMk* a l«ad 0f|J® *hta, Union CHy. N. J , gy»and long fly* to the outer lit-a.
If.* Me*II. n1 1 1 3
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
look
garden. Even I'adgett, who mine Air!M ull. M. II.
■ tat-in d fltsgerald*
bMndrr dynamiteIn each brawn flM. Ho n**'*.« •» •A tt
out*, when they met the Gaines1 1 II it
The Gag* were dipyod In front
barb In the neeond game to re- I'f r Ifr f. If
off>, DMrlkarn’a glove
oavunted iirun, t ^ hall not be caught nap______
s
(.
♦
1
3
M i I h . uk ll. il
•
of H lt>r—except th# American
villi* G-Men In the first of a full
for two more ta in t run* in the pin|r by r|fh t h.,,., puoeho,
Mave (iunthorp In the fourth I's ilp M I. 0
• 1 O 1'
Bl KMINGHAM. Ala., Aug. 17.
week of d-iublrhradars, ending
franM, wa» unuhle to atop their
• |,'or one thing, he no longer'ka- and Brasilian banners—ns Count
—(Ah—Crank Guernsey, top-ieed fIDh fram*.
3’i ft 27 12
T o I n Im
y»en
and
Jack
Bolling
featured
lievr* he’* invincible. He's stopped Hand 'Balltet Latour of Belgium,
Saturday.
Today
the
buy*
meet
.fttf II II %
■ s s n iM i.
B Io w h
e<J entrant from Orlando, Via., wop
Blntruf promised the fan* I'lM ty. NN
4 1 6 3
son
home
with
t>*
final
ran
In
believing all he read* about him- president of tho InDraatlonl Olym.
the Deloind lied* In nnoth-r twin- the Alabama State Men'a singles
ii ih n I om . rf
1 (I 2 •»
• win In the final game, when Ll.iivl*
self Brd he’s training seriously for p k Committee, spokn th* closing
bill affair on the local park, be championship yrstcrdny by defatt tha seventh,
II.
J ii ? 2
Wa waa presented with » wri»t 1*M11 , .10
1 ii 2 3
After B' shaky sta rt Veaie »et- the first time *lnce he belted old address after which 1 long Ho#
ginning at 2:110 I’. M
ing Hubert laike of BirmlaghaM,
I Ii it II
watch between game*, us u token I.Y . lNlfe r l. If
DAYTONA
IIKACII,
Aug.
IT.
tied
down to hurl excellent bail Carnara back among tha has- of whit* uniformed girl* advanced
With
only
five
pitrher*
in
which
.l-rt.
ft-1.
0-7,
0-1.
(»
ft 2
J
1tire11 IIf r
a f tba fan*' upiirerlnlioii of Id* Alaltl.Y,
1 —A sparkling four.hit |rrrfttrm lo stand the gnftUlng
i
and
stemmed
a Jala rally hy lh,’ been*. He no longer regards tha and hung wrentha.on tho tips of
1 1 J
it.
week of
I nke made hi* greatest kid fur
Work this (eason. The duv wu*
3 il 2 it
•— M
l*
,
■•j.obemojf
douDUU 'B .fN V A 'R H r. . . Jtwr •oo tlsrr’wn.’^ nfawtaiEft^**31
1
HIT
J
li
h
wA
fr
Irtm
I
u
w
jg
f
y
w
ta
'
»;.»dfc--V Kill HNR.. .m .t| »et; aftelTWl
T"
i y Jl
ally
it7)"gr- ' Jn.'" TTT.~
Than n vole# resounded: "LowIt hIclury. *
|,*Vli« ato.nd In hi* out- niog Ihr first set handily, but dou- Kalconl singled with two away.out.
1 li M u the I-.n ,p -r, a l t o
k llo f .v ir
tr u f Itay,” and "Itoc" Huntley, W r lK h l. i»
0 It u tt over I'nlatka* Aialcas here yes-1 flf|i) pUBnjn„
pull In poaaUdy Me-fuulled and hi* opponent ran but Pinch'HHt«r McMullen waa For another thing, they've been cr th* flag,”
Jowd-apeaklng dentist from Or
Amid staging nnd n grant thor.
trrday afti-rn-Miu. Uruwn , r“' k I Overstreet to bolslcr the pitching nut the match from th at stag* an easy out
sending him to school over »t
3d 2 l l 11
T
i .I m U
ami an anient IsM.koul fun,
nut six ami walked none, Th* staff for the week.
l— |t.»ll»«l fu r
lit n i l .
Pompton lakes, N. J.. where he's t'x of looming rannon. the Olym.
early.
Despite
two
error*
Iho
Saints
tribute to the neruppy catch (illIII* -t nilIH I
O i i UM H-C
Islander* played errorless ball.
Camphrll Gillespie of Atlanta an gov, Veal* briUiant support with trsinlng. Jack Black burn, his train pic flag waa hauled down and »h«
M«M» »»•»*» M(|«» If
Should the (Very City team
or, who In turn attempted to fs.tlili-Hl
Hill Gould ruoeil in a fine
I I iiiim : II ih k
I 'll in»t it 2. I ’frlf « i . I.
nexed
the Junior single* with n 6-1, Rabbit Bonder figuring In three er, ami Paul Salvatore, one of th* flags af Um nations departed. Tba
gain i» win* ef Ihr 14 gome*, it
MMwer In thunk*, but became M i ' I m iiim u I.
|H-rformanct- for the
Axab-as,
best boxers among th* heavies, O ympk banner wa* carried lo th*
practically speechless befoiu the I.'riu m I m v I n, 1Ml lit-in , M fillfir giving up only nine blows, but I. practically *ure that It will l-rt, 6-2 triumph over John Hendrli double plays and handling It have been showing him how to canter of th* field fay five man In f t )
1, lltiMli 2.
v
then I*- in the running for fourth of Ijikrland, KIP. Guernsey and chances al abort. Bubba DfalrlkMicrophone.
I ! it it to Ini ilit l In, U r tit'll, r ilio .u i, three of the hits were bunched
dodge such right* ax those with' white. Tho flam*, w hkh fo r n v
A brief reiume of the two ItarVfll. Illlik , ,\ fl.o’l r. T M I I Iblhli II I •• in thv fifth frame to give tho po-itl-m. Boosting only four nnd Vernon Marcum, of Lakeland, de sen a ad Jack Boll lag featured which Schme ing blasted him. fortnight had Wen burning in th#
feated
Hendrix
and
L>ut*
K
a
iiu
ln
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__
___
_____
the
Reds’
nine-hit
attack
with
Illicit,
.HI«.|i
n
Ii4*v<,
ll«
•
»i
l».
I
’ll*
one-half
game*
nut
of
the
coveted
game* follow:
Islandar* the victory.
Gould
These boxing lesions a r t getting middle of th* marathon gnta, was
lim n, i r u t y . ln»ul*U* iiltorn. Al.tlil»>
position nl present, with the lh-. of Memphis for Iho men’s doubles (wo singlaa M<h
firs t ( i a a r
l*i r l . u v
I'iiilH lii IllftlruV
l«» struck out seven und walked two.
extinguished.
results
■Ibidem.
6.2.
6-1.
U-7
larnd Beds now holding down the
lllM iru f,
on Im irp ,
(ialnrsvllle owned the scitii.K CulfM
Andersen started the fifth with place, the lamhout* might, by drop
I
ill
I
Ilf
a V11It' 1. H d h fn iil ft. IkirtAN oil
In the firat frume. when with la.l I lot. o ff Alt lilt I I, 1'alllK.t'lt &. u fluke Infic-lil single- He went
tw o out, i'llnmn walked, udvunced n il lit k m il. It| All lilt r 3. rutlK t II to seeuml on u single by Dilling- ping the Bed* In their four con
1111 w o il Alt tilt r ri (Mill It M int
tests this week, become a pennant
on Medler’a err of Ihivis’ throw
III H IIIIII II U r«. o il W I 1*1*1 » Mini U buoi down the thinl hnxo line
to firat lo catch llcucli. noil stub •||Maw |*| I llllllllU . I'MNIM'll b .lll, Alt’ * nnd scored us Duvis singled to contender.
heme a* a part of n double steal, ItoUMiil. W iii 1*1n m itili'lic r IM i I m i II. left field.
Begardless uf the outcome of the
l.r.wiiiK i*lli ll* r. All tiler. r m p Ir r N .
p ith llcarh going lo second. He niit'lM
week’*
play, the buy* promise to
itl
*i it*I
llo n lc r* .
T I U im u l l - l l . t t k l
AM II tt
vail then funned lo end tlu- in u .1me 1:61.
be In the game hustling every min
(l i i f r n i . 31*
III
I
is
n
.
pa
ning.
ute. for they rexllxe the value of
K ln .n l,
If
• rraan ft f t MM#
A good nearing chance wu* u m M M I M
gaining fourth place, which won d
Hliiltli lit
\ n M it
i
M w lft. «
poised up by the IxMikuul* ill the llu t k . 2It
3 I t
put them in the play-off for tha
i I mHm c ii * . c f
I I
aecond Inning, when Over*! reel A .la lr. If
It-agce championship.
K ih i n i .i l. i f
3 <1
I'll III.III, 31*
Made firat on llevell’a error, und lit u tli. r f
II ( ‘I. Ill* til I, WN
Today's gumc with the Beil*
•leoltl.|. |.
■ U tru f walked rending Over- Ilf bf II. N*
will see Hayes on the mound ill
hll..||.ih.|
At il Ilf it, lit
atreet lo aecund, but “Shorty” Ale
ftftlal.%%..
l it II* r. »•
the opener, with possibly Mote or
Maltby In an ultempted sacrifice At c Nn iiim m . rf
Overstreet teing used in the night\
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I
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iim
m
I.
if
I
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hit directly to the pitcher who
i»ftft r ii\f t nr. n n
lli.ii |*. |t
%n II f» % rap.
retired Overstreet at third. Dun- (iiin
llunliinkl, 21.
« 2 1 3
r .n lu t II. |t
1Mis- V. it
I
i tt 3 it
can nnd Medler were then re n h i i d i i l
•\l i . f e l ii. II.
3
3 ft 1
fired In uulck order.
3 «. 3 1
2^ I l>i II All.(ton |f
T o lu I ft
The (i-Men drew seioml blianl M A H I H I I
%M II U A I'llllriMtiiini, 21.
1 1 it 1
1tu YIn. MM
I I I
1 2 1 1
in their half of the third. Muring ( ' b i l l . NH
t lllm.*11 tr
1 3
1 it 1 it
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another rim on Buck’* double II *lilt
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fly to left. Two more run* were llittllllf. c
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ger* in the fifth on two lilt* and I Ml Ill’ll II. i f
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two more In Iho sixlli on two er
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No mire wore* were made I hi I i n - M i l .
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by either tcum from lliut |*dMtt .Haiti.ml
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with both outfit* nlnvliig bim-uu 2. I II hHim
,rf* "h i.ftN*# i\ii.iik.i 3.
tilt. T o r u s 3. Il*»a. h.
I>ay l"i»a llra i h a l I I a I u c m v III m.
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baseball in Ihr field.
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A la lil.v 3. T o rrv N .
HI.
AuMUniln*
Ml I'a lla k l.
off llo iil.f 2; ftln irk out |,« M .oihl
ih 3. I'll titit H, A I.A liill.il,
Buck and Bevrll led the G-Men I In.llm
l> rU iii«l a l H*»nf'»r»l.
tn Im I I p .1 In.
H v ^ r N t r r r l 3. 7. Ilro w n n; nm i.irrw , || « r %Iti anrf
In hlllinr for the first game, U n i * | . ii i , I >4 %In. I l i - i i uf. Torrftft. M ru h im i. lim** n f g n n ,. | ||
\ t n o \ %ft. 1. 1 : 1 1 , 1 »:
each gathering two hit* off Med r i n r r , I'flw frr, T n . s io*n h it".
I V 1\Y on I m.n I
III. v. I>AY I n.
Th rrr
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ler’* offering*. Ilurk also pulled TAla
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ttrlh s , H lo lrii l.t«»rN, ll u .k , I im y I j*.
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Sam Y t.ik .
the only *rnsatlonal fielding pluy i 'l.i r v .
hom e
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Air*
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o f that game, when he inudr n Al illli’ ll. lluiH.lllill*
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leaping ralch of Medler’* line I ’U r v lo ' I kiih I n. la -ll m i It,iN<*N,
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Yesterday’* hointrs; Gehrig, |tl.N|l.lt
drive between first and second It.lln . Nh Ilia. 1 . HutlfoM. 6. |l.|wrw oil
t"6
4ft
16
i II n, o ff T ..r » » N
I. t : it •«i ta.i r |» 2. Yankee* 2, 111 Muggio, Yankrra I, llruoklY n
-36|
•nd doubled llimran off fir*t. I.72
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I.antoll 3*2 12 m l
Itro o k ltii 6*2.
hero uf the win. with his supart. in 3 Im iltm *. off I'a.lMMii 3 Hit«| I. Gehrlnger. Tiger* I, Goslln, Mamr
ru llv d * ml uf ftlh. ilA rk h r N -l.
1 run * In 3 InnluM* I ' u n w . i |m |I. Tiger* 1, GUI, Cub* |.
pitching, limiting the |a*ikout* I'f
HI. la .u l. l* ii rillN b u r f th 3*2.
I r f r r . AViiiiiiiitc iilir h v r . T u n t t ,
r ih r i n i i a ll l * i ; i ’N k d U it 3-1
The h-adera: Gahr/g. (Yankee*
l.aaMlthBt l.li.’hmi. liu n lh u r p . I ' m p l i » «
t f only two weak bingle*.
Sam Y .tik ft; |'Ii 1Ia <In I|>Ii Ia 3.
llo i.llc r* .m il Mlir|»itri||
T im e
nf W. Trosky, Indiana .11, Kims. R.-,|
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• •nib K-tlllt* las’l i r t F ll lr il ,
diuns 21. llirkey, .Yankee* 80,
to make up for lost time in the
Klein. Phillies 20, CamiLi. |>hl|.
nightcap, when they (allied twice
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OI course it's wonderful thnt you can now g«t Urktly
\N oil I d 'l l
ivt.
lies 20. Goslin, Tiger* 20, Berger,
In the firat frame. Clrrv started
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cigarettes anywhere in the U. S. A. Thanlu to
Bee*
20.
off hy making first on I'itman's
i '!*•y *•la ml
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Hy The Associated Press.
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hod throw of hi* grounder to Player Veam (I AH It 11 Pet.
league Totals:
those
two Jackets of moisture-proof Cellophane on
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Aft 6ft
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ftrat. advanced to Mrenml on W eatherly, In. fit 221 45 IKJ JWJ Amrriran ............
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every pack of DombU-MMow Old Golds. Bui the
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Lnngaton'* infield out. hut wu* Avcrlll, }n. I l l 4KI |(H) |7t> M l National
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nlmoat caught alreping, strolling Gehrig, Ynk. 1I.T 427 1.17 DCI JIM2
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real charm of "DoubW’Melowt”, i* their priit crop
• f f the bag by Kvvrrut feet only Mire. 1’ard. Kl M i M Pit JtlH
T oU
1.047
W t l t H t f ' t R N f t llt
to gain safety bv a daring dive Medwlck. I'd. 112 4A.1 82 IfiU JI4o
tobacco#
. . . the very pick of home-grown and im
N rw l u r k I •••| ; r h lla t.r Ip ln .i 2*2.
-for the keyatone hag. after u Demaree. I’b* i l l I3H 65 160 J t t t
Warn hi iim I i«n 7-3* lh»Nl«n» ft.2,
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ported leal With a flavor you’ve never met before in
I »«I r ••!| ft*ft, L 'h lra u o I*ft.
hot chase between third and secLIVE OAK. Aug. 17.—More HI.
I a j u Im ft; I'lr Y r lit 11*1 2,
ta d , later advaoring to third on
than (P00 worth of farm pn>Ma m c a T tf tt I a
a
cigarette . . . and one you’ll never want to leave!
■ paused ball. Davis then wrlkel
N**w Y o rk a l \ V * «h ln «lu n .
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making a beautiful slide Imptoe* you* A la , Ralkao A a Irti- opened early in May. according
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home. Overstreet accounted u i ^ “
h I to a report from Miss Eunice
Midnight gulf la played in th*
for tho aecond run of the Inning.
Grady, home agent. Tha markat Glasgow, Scotland. Visibility l*
he tingled lo left tearing
I* sponsored by th* Suwannee good in the Shetland* between 8
Orel* from *frond.
county
home
demonstration and 12 P. M.
. Tho fifth mw the Lookout*
dub*. *•
j. -*i u r
•m
scire four run* on five hit*, when
Torre* ilngletl, Clary laid down
a bunt for a hit. Langnton lined a
hit through the pitcher’* box
Davis doubled over the centerfielder’a head, Cate* wa* purpurely pained, and Overstreet
sinitied. They were retlreil when
thidgett went In to relieve Gunthorp end after Overntreet had
■Inglcd caused Blntruf to hit Into
double play, with a run coming
In. Maltby filed out to Ituck to
tetire the aide.
Apparently
unsatisfied with
their lend, the Celeryboy* reared
twice more In the *txth. rn Duncan'* walk. Torrea’ triple, and
Clary'* long fly to deep left,
which Ailair took over hi*
nhnuldrr on a backward run.
The (S-Men reared their inly
run of tlie tart game In the rixth
on two walk*, a laerlfiee. and n
long fly to right.
In the second content hatting
honor* were divided by Torre*,
with n triple and a nlngle, Overafreet with two rlnele*. ami
Itavl* with a nlngle and a double.
Ilreetche*" Clary, wee mite of
nhortntop for the lookout*,
wu* the real hero of the day,
with two ntolen bane* to hi*
ciedll und plenty of fa«l and
carefree running of the rack*.
The neat breeched lad nlm played
errnrle** ball afield nil afternoon
und gurneied one hit In each
game.
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Vcalft Gets Bhiiout BMtM J,ck
Aft Mitaft PaO Five
Fast Twtn.Killiltn
SLT’tta ‘hHtftritS01“ml
Islanders Score
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Guernsey Captures
Alabama Net Title
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W ith S h a r k e y T tie t day With h v re tm t 11
Brown Given Up Only
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. AUGUST IS. 19M
Experts Say
Heiress Collapses
W PA
Sanford Lt The Onlv' O iH ni *
Florida City Affording Kail, nigLwxjf
And Water Transportation
Due For Rise
Of W PA Work
Change Already Has
Affected P o u ltr y
Products; E x pect
* Meat IncreaseSoon
State Gets 30 Million
More From Gov
ernment Than 1ft
Pays Out In Taxes
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NUMBER 2.Vt
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400 Americans Spanish Loyalists
Stay Is Spain Hold Planes Ready
D«.s.»e
R>«k For Quick Flight
More Than 750 Have
LOYALISTS BOMB BRIDGE
T e lls Rotary
fo o d Prices
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Been Taken From PEACHES’ WINS Fall Of Madrid Seen
Fight /one By Air
Imminent As Rebel
Railroads Or Ships F; i
ForcesC’onverffe On
-------War Torn Capital
WASHINGTON, Aug. m . - b l l
’ V*
The S tate of Florida ha* re'Ceiled 110,000,000 more from the
— American* were reps-rte.l !a*t
[federal government In the form
; night to U- moving out of Sps.n
of WI'A allotments and relief
jby air. rai. and res, tu t the stat •
fund* during the past 12 month*
!department estimated that from
than It h*a petd Into the federal
.TOO to Ifld v.-ere »ti’l disregarding
treasury by way of taxation, said
lArnold Mickler, WPA representa
it* rr|M-ated wattling* to leave.
tive from Orlando, who addressed
Even in Madr1.!, where Amerlthe loeal Itotary Club today at th can* were ’mine.I Friday 'h a t they
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regular weekly luncheon at th*
remained at llirir mvn risk, of
WASHINGTON. Auf. I f
M ayfair Hotel.
fic ia l reported |t"..'> staying, in
—(API—Expert* "*ueaa«d
i Seminole County alone h at been
cluding It* being given refuge at
« l l » %**!•*-tig |r>l I'rewwl
oenrfittr.l by numerous project*
Out it won’t be Ion* before
the embassy. Other* were seat- *
I'lliv tls o rril
.'l.ullid
til*•
listed
a*
at
reel
a.
sewer*,
the
air.
> housewife lays out from
tered throughout the country.
imli-lip* iva> liiiu: tile U n ite d
port, the agricultural eiperlmen*
Most of those who have refused
eleven to twelve dolUura for
.''Stiltr.a lialay tlllMPi'lt H rtttal station, the armory, the swim*
to leave h u e done so for family
i iali fiilirn ltiir sairl tlia t govthe Mine basket of food
.mine povl a l Oviedo, and numrrous
or hudnn** reasons, the state de
I'rnnii'iit lem lers, re a rin g lh »
•he now buy* for ten d o l
sim
ilar
undertakings,
Mr.
Micklrr
p a rtm e n t ha* been advised.
The strain o f testifying to a
fall o f llio Siiaiiiali c a p itu l,
lar*.
drd'M u'rtro^m "rigirdT ng"her rlon' l"°"J- »« "*• **••»« uf *'70.000
| Itepot I s reaching Washington
an* hnlilniir th r i’i’ platti’r* lit
Government and private croV
(dining the day of additional w an- I
rca ilin t’aa fo r a iju iik f lig h t.
expert*.
admitting
that steriliistion operation was too during the BA*t year,
nation,, ...ought to approximately j
IJi Ih’I w araltipa
fo u g h t it
• ta c t ratlnutrm are Impossible, much for Ann Cooper Hewitt. I Mr. M iclter further explained
**•» «»•*” • " •» Pr r ” " ‘ *"m» 4
[7641 the total niiml'er o f'A m e rlI'ig g u n i ' iii ’I w ith g u v e rn •ev ert belea forecast an upward and she coUspsed Juat a fter thl* 000
destitute
person*
working
on
lan.l
l.attrrio
,
in
tli%
northern
| r a n , who hive been taken from
(•via tea of fam ily grocery bud- photo was snapped.
various relief projects in the CenIt
mi
S.
iii Si l>a,tian sector along
(the
.lunger
tone.
fa ta. They eaplalned that when
Thi* unusual photograph waa made just as two loyalist plane*,
tral Florida district which em
i th.- Bay of Itisruy, A fter houns
the
a*orchlng
aun shrivelled
'
'"day's «•« »*«
braces nine counties in Ahe central dropped their “eggs * on a bridge built by rebel* over th , river I I'm
of heavy shelling, warships fi
n e p a la w w t month*, tha dol
„r n. i , , i
. ...
.M r * , l e t r o n i l a G . U n d o , .l a u g h 1 art of th e state. A t only one pertiuadabpiivir near Seville, Spain, Pi,.-...
• •eves III t h e brid g e m a y b e s e e n 1. . . .
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nally silenced the
government
r nr to t. Iiavi.l M. buy, of Tamlar** food-purchasing pow tr went
ron In each family I* allowed In flying into the air a* the bombs hit their mark squarely. (Asso.-datedi .te
fort.
pa qj,,, wn, (|„tth fr„nl M„,|r|,|
late a diet.
work on a WPA project, Mr. Mirk- PtC.a piiotu)
i tiovernnient leader* in Madrid
to M .rsril e*. France by airplane.
Ik already has affected milk,
'r r explained, thl* mran* th a t ro
The New Yolk supreme co u rt, called for new volunteer* and
jAntuiiunn ruiitul llurluy nt Mur
b etter, and eggx In »ome place*
less than 4,000 families, or probMr*, urged women to make arm* and
i«#*i'li*s reported her «nfe urrivul ha* upheld the claim of
and eventually will re£0h meat*.
ably 20,000 persons, arc directly
| l h r r r Inift irnvr no further ilutnil*. Fiaiiri* Iteenaii 11y lie* of I Si'ri - winter ilotliing, indicating they
they said. Kspert* «a!d th eir
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supportnl by the WPA.
Mrs. Gullnrilii In.I h r n ill in Spain i w r* **4,l,,< that she is the legal looked for a long siege.
F urther pointing out the tre>
Rebel* at llurgo* accused the
f«»r suvctnl months.
I t*hlow of K.lwaid W. “ Ihrildy'*,
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_ _ • A . (mention* benefit which thi* large
Reassuring advices concerning J. I H'ownlng. Mr*. Hynes, shown government force* of using gas
two years ago.
e x p e r i e n c e H s d A t expenditure of money I* t.» local
A. Ambler, an American mining
I* tho form er “ IVnihr*” Im. miI>*, outlawed by international
C u m m e r purrhasing powers,
engineer, of San Antonio, Tex . 1
S,u'
one-third agreem ent.
w hkk were on tha upgrade after
who for u time Iiii* been in n preptofit* and tent* from id*]
France continued to pres* efU e 1034 drought and which Wire
The 32Mth Infantry wa* ac-'M lrkler stated th at it would be *n
raring* situation near Huelva, al- I r« l
tAaanrlateil
Press foil* for n neutrality pitet ile
been rvpor'te
•errarh ;. ■ nil • • corded one of the g reatest hon-iunthinkable hardship to turn these
signed t» keep nt her Kuritpean
~~2
|»o wrre received. He wa* reported *
• b e ptny •
lortant pert tn ors aver given to a aouthern mil-' unemployed person* back to the
imtimt* nut of the Sp,i.ti*h civil
S
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aid.
Itary regiment when it waa local communities for support. The
w ar i.i.w it. it* 32.1.1 day.
Crop and a , .
nservatkon a*, allowed to lake Its two-weeks’ , WPA was undertaken in the begin- !
H o m e A fte r
In te rThe Fascist it.* tut>>r*l.i|>, as
, ’iifely at Hue va after Iwing held ,
a t Um i t (.west told the
aummer training period at F t.ini*V, Mr. stic k e r said, aa^a^relief
e s tln jf
E x p e rie n c e
p.n|H>*ed by the rebel*, or 8u,•» « ) » * u g e for several days along
OR
o a.. the k rg e s t m lll-lpw grsm . 4 u t It 1* esaentially ^
iia l.it 1 >1m-<ulisni, n* mlminia_____
[with other foreign niemtrr* o f the 1
,
a
g
ww
th s t 4 n weather on th* « ru *S U ry post In the entire United •“ work" program. “ Itoondoggling.
len-.| hy the goiernm ent, roJuik
Russell,
Sanford
youth
ins "can be whipped."
Proof
Hint
persons
seeking
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I'nny's
staff
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States and th# homo of the he drclated, “I* now a thing of the
.■mined ll.e big issiii’ of the COM*
Th# drought commission re
who
lias
In-eit
spending
the
sum
liiisiness nffilialions in thi* sta te '
j
world's finest infantry
school,1past."
flirt.
ceived the view* of research L t. J . 0 . Michael, a member o f. The typo of project* which are luer n Tortuga* l-diind in tiie |a r e leudilv nttincted to Sar.ford! '" ib le r wn* leported to I*- pro. |
Tin- rebel*, will, four-fifth* o f
group* a fter • breakfast round the reserve regiment, stated to- given first consideration by the Florida key* rolleeting nialetiuli nnd Seitiim le t'ounly, i» e v i - t o I,it raltnr.
|
Spam's standing arm y, have con
table conference a t which Ur. day.
IWPA. Mr. Mickler said, include for the Stnte Museum and Sci j denrnl in the ru>e of I'. I '.1
trol of a good half nf the ro.in
■oxford CJ. Tugwell asserted “ all
Uni-I t'ampheil. new owner un.l mnnu l r ,
r
i
%.
g
A
^ ln ili-in ir
lisfa m .
Lt. Michael returned Sumlay some thiry or more, now pr>. enre Itepartnu-nt of the
ti y m a slow, long range siege
this talk about depopulation of from the gruelling
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period of gressing in Florida, such a* toadi,
of <a pita),
Tim
government,
Iba Great Plain* i* foolish. We training, and wa* full of en-|brii|ges, canals, airports, drain- thi* city Saturday nfteiniMin nnd Seed t ’omtmnv on rtV«l F ir-tl »
.
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S i V P M O l I l t ' D l ' I U O I I * fighting In keep control, bunded
depopulate the
• a n t w ant to
00”'* *
'* thusiasm over hia trip , because age projects, armories, and varl- with ai mimber of interesting f» Street.
|
slrillitlll
*r<IL 'rilt11 a cili/.i-nry arm y around one.Mr. ( iinilihcll. a native of f'.ii
h r”
M 11* *n<* **** regim ent had bcen'ous kind* of artist* and musician* pet lim e* to hi.* credit and many
fiftl. of the standing arm y which
wtttutanfl urougni.
____
affonlerl the opportunity of wit-.'projects. " I t is Just as Important specimen* for his collection.
derwood, Tenn., v.heie for tlie
inua.ned loyal.
Semino'u
<t.iiny
1
II
Huh
T U a a p e r t a ^ e r . c o m b e d o f|
^
. Pp . „ n,iy th e ‘for a rtists and musician, to eat,"
While on T ortuga-, which la l>ll»t IwelltV Venrs he tiu* o| mF.leven gen* rai* have been
two grrups. on# representing fiv#( | | n | M l „ n i , , r „
' j j r. Mickler said, “a* for anyone sometime* culled Slunk island tiled n store for the
have hern killed or
Aluminum!
\ .,i cherry,
Sanfoid
negro Ifiilx t lux niimniur
died in acridvnta,
W estern ,U te . and the other fed- fin,‘ "•* " l,W» r>r m*n,UT' ? |else."
Jrnrnir.tf
how
to
rmke
fttiniehtHly
because of the many shuik* that t'ompuny of America, wn* at „(,■> has lieen an employee of
Is have
been
arrested
un.l
..... of th* Amarillo
a - . - n u .,.11
* « b»M b,for* » reserve regiaaal agencies
soil •
ment. The maneuvers were held! fa the course of his remarks, Mr. abound in water* around it, Rti*-1 tra d e d to tlu< city liy it's beautv,' n,,. |i,,j,. (ti er Sale* l ompany. » ijtMt.l wife some ilny.
a .core nf provinces rupture* by
eon serve lion division.
| m Sew Smyrna by | III (ho group lire I U ii l.-x who the government since the fighta t F t. Banning fo r the benefit Mickler paid tribute to R. I . Glenn, aell slept in Fort Jefferson in i eentralm-il loention. utid good1 wn,
“ Baaed upon ample scientific
of next year's graduating elass who was also a geest of the Ro. the,cell next to where Ur. Sam -j business ipnilllie*. a fte r nn III ,„,lir,. officer* ther • for <teul liiive hrrii cut i', mg on mi ir.ts-ri• | >»g spread f.o.n .Morocco, Madrid
> and practical observation* it is of the U. S. Military Academy, tarian*. nnd who is rhairm an of tirl Mudd wa* nnco imprisoned.| spection li.ui which carried him m(f „
w \ ’ g F„,,| u u rk last
| Rive p ln g f U lil of footl p lf O U ta tlo U off.r.ut* suiil.
racegnlaad that fundamentally the
at West Point, which wa* also the loesl Planning Board. “ Mr Those who saw the lecent n io -|to all section* of the state and Mitclit belonging to the company
n atural conditions in the area
ihning the iu-i
few
months.
RiHisriell Worried
tion
picture,
"Prisoner
of
S
harkjinto
alt
cilie*
of
nnv
*i»e
on
the
f,,r
w
(„>
worked
undergoing a tense
training (] rnn ha* been doing an unusually
are capable of supporting a p er
ea>h
HYUF. PARK. N. Y . Aug. I«.
J. I>. I’c ttry s, hit eni|»loyer.‘ Mw I ihk* ure hehl tw».e
period a t the m ilitary post.
(good job," Mr. kflcklcr* stated, “in Island'' are fam iliar witli the, east and west coast.*,
manently prosperous agricultural!
id'. Critical .-..n.litions in wac
Fuming to Florida fir«t Incuu e wax ntopping m a I«k' hI hotel' mouth u;i I ihr git lx #lo»ly im
According to Mr. Michael, hts the selection of project* for Seal- background of the island and
Industry.” said th* report hy
will reinemlH-r that
l)r. Modi of ill health, which he heheveil
fh e rry to put thuj trttion, a-leuualito-ls.
menu torn Spain amt Europe were iliaregiment waa unusually fortu- (nolo County.”
Um regional ccnaervatlon service.;
nate in being allowed to aritness
wax Rent I-nci il Ihcrt* for m i |»* could Im- cured bv tile warm a ir truck in a gat.tge for the night, plaimi-.g, a rd laid*’ st-.vice nn'li-c .do-- { authoritatively t» have
"The productive
potentialities
l»oM»illy h a v ir ^
hclpt'il
J o h n ii.nl sun.lone of tb.* state, tin- |tln tbi* morning neither
military maneuvers, for
Cherry tin* ri.palUtri»|4iil»iv g.itduuc
kudIiiiuv *•(
Mhi prompted I’resident R.s^evclt •«*
are ra ta b le of retiring the eaist 1
Wilkfx
xlayer
Abut- new resident wn« nleused will. n„ r t |„. truck could t*found, Ruth I »irn nln igcr, niuiifty l»otne put a check on any plans th a t
there were a ir demonstration* of
Ing Indebtedness." it added.
would tall for h.s In-ing fa r
bam l.if.i^'n. make hi*
all kinds, with 4f> planet from
hit tsrnpe. j the state nt large, and especially! \ | r |vttey* iinnifiliately notified ileiuor.nl l liftton Ugeiit.
away frou. Washington for any
government a ir
field*
bting
During hi*seven
tveck*' »lav[
w'th Sanfn.d
uinl Seminole Sheriff J F". MeFI-lland, awnre
Ill intilltloll to tin'll' \%«>t k the extended period. Roo.eVelt still
used. Also included in th* mintnnthe islan-l,
Mr. Russell nh *-n.ftty. After »
burned trip ,,iu n warrant fur the negro, un-1
lek w arfare were tank demon
turned over 60 varieties nf shell* j l 11** to Tennessee, be returiu-d n.kr<l |eiliev in
neighhorhiMMl 4 II tflrU uie kee|Hiig a Hole- inten.la to make a trip through
strations, which were for th*
and appro*.mat- ly 200 v n rielo -1 "
birr..hint- Mute in hu|H*t| town* t*» In* on the lo o ko u t for l»*»ok in which they ke« p le io n h tb.- drought stole* beginning a
of what they li.it* aecoin|i!inhe»| week fro... tun.girt but halted
benefit of the cadets.
of insects, gelling many spec. | of finding
a suitable business j th** truck ami tiegio.
WASHINGTON, Aug. U L -iff)
Ulid iiote.n on )•«tu 11
ilelivereil plan, for nil
other extended
Over
-TOO of the youthful
mens
of
curb
variety.
Ilu
a
lich
variety,
ul«»j
1
'
New
Smyrna
polne
had
soon
—A dispute between • cabinet of_
Wednesday's tides: low, 2:40 A.
cadets were rntrain in g a t the
rumlM-r of birds a n d , «*«•"**
h*<: l--en a lifelong |w u l„ , , h,.r r / and pat him In to tlo'iu hy M ix I »in H'lit**'■iic»,r Dip*.
bantled
a
■aer and a Massachusetts pcllceanil 2 : M P. M.; high, 9:03 A.
post, where they relieved
wlM awnl, fllr,h..r ut n u ll no • ting.
did a lot of bird research work f " '" ' 1 '•» " A N-oton. ..resident J(,„ f wllrM.
m b headed for court yesterday
■r,
........................
lll(. ,wit
Unix floiu ail oVer tile couiltv
Ult|„n ,,,, lhl.
U-er
atructloni
In the latest “ forms M. and 9:17 P. M. Sun rises a t 5:M on Noddy and Sooty Tern* for " ; the S .c .n ty Mill*, which ..... nvaiern
•A a r Secretary Tckes
termed of m ilitary science and tactics.! A.M.. and *»t« a t 7:04 I*. M. Muon
. Aurlolnm
A...Ld„.o Society.
S,M-‘.-lv
I nliex the Ser.irilv
S«*rnritv heed
l*Ve<| ,t.,re
ito r m. complin
_______y
*
win have heen utteiitlinic I he
the
F
lirid
a
I ratty contemptible” th# a rrest “ Usually one thinks of thvf West rise* at 7:11 A. M. and *#t* at 7:40
with Ihe.r
he w n, afforded
, . i , | he did not m r.-tm e. are a. t.v.dv . nt-oc-I ...
"The Florida k e y ./' Mr. Itu
a# hla adopted son. Robert II. Point cadet as a well dressed, P- M.
an opporlumlv to make a g - d kn,lw w| . hl. „,l(|„ lhl, ||U ck, carrying .... tin- whole i.romao.,
sell
ssid,
"m
av
b.consider.-I
M e* , on charges of operating an
.1 XCKSONVM i.K. Auk.
~ l/l>
h. , f , ia i M wllh W t . and tb .. week a i r working ...........
a tatrly sort of a soldier," Mr.
— —.
tho richest collecting
ground- ...vr,«n..-nt with the company „ w,(„ h
— fomobU# while under th# InGu- Michael went on to say, “but
Mr W, A. Mcl’lmul, stii(»» lie.il111
A cal: wn* answered by the lo. fur marine life ir th.* pan «f th.* ,t»t.- t b. th- advM-e of M,
1|(,t kll(|W wlllll he would airanuemenl »f a . l . n n e r .....
•we* of liquor.
iiffiivr.
toii.iy th at K'oiitla
during their say a t the post cal fire department yesterilay *ftN.rtorf, cu p le d with hi. plea.mil
............... ^
„ |( hr ,mj „„t gtan.
Renewing criticism of Pulke there were no dr*** parades, nor'ernoon, when it was nimm-nml tho world. While I wa* «... I'-" .urvev of tie r.lv and county have done
will lmv«* n*>
nil** tliii
I
It.ti.'U.’VU.
tlvied**.
and
t
ImS#rg#ant Charles J. Harrold. who did tho boy* go around in their to a gra«* fire on Felery Avenue tugas 16 or 20 doctor* were lb -.-- Mr. Carn.'le-I! -lecd.-d to m ale |,a, u-en caught but that be l.al
i«*i|iiiriiiK rhiilrm fruni •««
mil*
a
ie
i.t*
'
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h
i,#
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j
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w
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n
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>*:,r
BTTVv-ted young Ickes a t Winches fancy m ilitary co*tume», for th e y , a t the corner of Summerlin Av*. N» doing research work for 1 >r liiisines* licit.or. and home
- h- ' 1' Z . moment
• meet.ng next Friday and the "i'1"
7 "
^
n.-gU,
Institute
of
Washing:
-n.
ter, teas*., last waek, th* Interior were always in working tog s'p ro p etly ws* dainageil by the
Notleeat.b- factor* lit thi * city's
'
: laike Mary I II Club o il* will '"'V , n,,' ,in ‘S *>'" »cli.»il*.
U. C. The island U frequent'd favor a . •••»» bv Mr. Cun.nbell
■aeretary said "a lawyer has bevn and receiving instrurtim.* which'flame*.
lie -ni.l "uny reasonable regu
| li« I«1 tIteirx mi Tlitiiftihiv.
by
small
y
ath
ts,
mostly
from
retained and w all meet th# they were expected to carry
lation*" .nail.- by eounty scl..i..l
--------are
listed
a
.
I.
mg.
the
fact
that
W
o
f
k
(
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S
IS
x
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i
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ix
i
l
u
r
w
i
i
i
i
i
i
i
i
Bri
I
Hoiiii*
ileiiiunstratiiin
rliib*
«»
f
Jh e North, and during the t--- •••.»
shnrgvs In court."
out."
*
|
P.dice court scheduled to h ate
^
V
\
A I
have Mce.itIv teen board* will be approved by the
hurricane a number of then. « • " ' f.HMl price, here are in line with ¥
* A t Woburn, Mass., Sergeant
state board of b.-ullh ami milled:
On# o f the most ineresting ami been held yesterday
aflrm oon in port arching shelter from lie- the prhe* further north, th* un
N e a r l y C - O m p l e t e U working on dem onstrut..........
Harrold earlier yesterday denied entertaining moments
"It may I*- well for some counties
of the before Fity Judge Frank I*.
usual
eongemulltv
nn.l
easy
g».
_
!dips.
The
a
rti.le
,
th
at
have
beet,
high sea.*."
lakes' prev1
aaaertiew th at the training period, was
described1 Miller, was postponed apd will
mg m anner of the liernle of thi*! |.|iin.hlng work on the Hanford ilrnionstrated lo lio n. Ilu* -urn- lo n-k teacher* and children who
“ Out beyond the reef," be
a rrest w»* .o r "unfair political by Mr. Michael as happening' l>* held this
afternoon a t 4 tinued, “one run cutch large f.-h r.ty , en l the decbled advantage., Jl|n „,r Mll{h >Slh,M,| alll| ,h „ Han- liter ure nnchellmoh.. tl.r.-e d.f route from the ureas recettlly a f
whirh
Sanford »r«l
on* night, following a long trek o’clock,
1 f',r.| linunm ar Schmil is progress-! frrent type* i f rug-, place licit , fected l.y infantile paralysis to
nf all kinds ju st n* fast a . it- f'nuntv have over uth.-r Seniinul*
wait two week* t.-fuie entering
C en tral1ing lapidly und will *.M.n by ru:i.-|and t»>t bolder*.
full of
dem oastratinns,
when
line can be thrown out. Th.- fi»h
e uasroon.*, but there I* tin gen
Col. K. C. B. D anforth, Jr.. *sThe County Board o f Public
Fluridn ntie*. lH.lt, in urgiculture' pW „ |. Br, „ rd.ng to un announceI ra u g h t ranged anywhere from
eral danger of un epidemic In
ecutlvo officer of th* .TJMh, de- Instruction will hobl a meeting 5 tn 26 pound* each, and <><<a »r<M iicti..n and distribution of
,,,,,,.,1
t,M|ny by T. W.
Florida."
________ _
scribed
Sergeant
Alvin
CV Wednesday morning at l<> o'clock
nrwlucta.
larwton. Seminole Fom.lv x -Ii.m.I
Il's tlls a tS tie I’ase T eal
York’* thrilling, singR-hkndrd to conskler school baa Insurance
Since hi* arrival here, Mr. | ,u|H-,u.tendrnt.
CLEVELAND. Aug. Ik .-fA ’t - rap tu re of 104 German., during and liability and property damf amubell hr* decided to m ak e, Mahoney-Walker Fumtianv
Is
H m a rre st of Dr. Franei* E. Town- the World W ar. Sergeant York* age, besides the eth er regular
tbi* his perm unrnt It. me, und xl doing the work on the Junior
tead, white-haired adverate of a was said to be th e outstanding business that la to be taken up.
H. M. I*rtce yesterday won a
m esent is I.Hiking over several High and lure Brother* Company
N i« l Law
■ N monthly pension fa r every- Jp ro of the entire W ar. Danforth
houses, one of which he I* run-J h a, the contract fur werk on the verdict over R. F a .te r and Viola ign, A v ir if t . ________ Tt
•S V tt
Rady over <0, wa* demanded Mon wa* hia commanding officer
AVI
II
F arter ir. Seminole County Court, r«h. AvuriiR ____ ____ «:
-idering purchasing. The new g IUIII„mr .ehool.
J. I m Galloway and Norman 8
day—and re fused —w hen ha failed
________
!•
11 • '»
ll-i
r.
Avtrafi
C ount/ Agent C. It. Daw .on r.-*i.l*nt is at p ie-rn t re.i.ling ntj
when Judge Jni.o-* I! Sharon
_______
AU In all. Lt. Michael said It*Forest are leaving
la
the
M «.»#
Apr AVIUM ________r II
t e appear for a deposition hearing th a t the entertaining features morning for a two-day ram ping advise* the housewife to tak- 116 French Avenue, where and
rilled th at the F arters must give Uiv Av«r«|« _______II
II
AM
h i a receivership suit tg n ia st his of the tra la ia g period offset the ami fishing trip a t Astor, located more care with milk b o ttle ir hi* wife have nn apartm ent.
up lot 2H a t Kntru.ing.-r Farm* ;%• i*i i r
O r a n g e C o u n ty W ill
„ m
•»\
11
seeing th at they are not l»-t
ne. r W agner to Mr I’riee. wiho J ..
unpleasant duties which every near Lake George.
7«
w e
. . . Ul
T l h l ^ e h a r o w . attorney for the officer and every enlisted man
fight wkkvii s
broken and returne.1 to tto-.i
74
1
.
••M
i* .-..tilled to the in.ine.bate i«>*HI
71
e -«
■a*. Alfred J. W right, former must go through.
>e.*i..n of the priqw-rly accoriling %
D. E. Carey and Miss Battle rightful owner.
.
H
71
•
t
Tewnssad director, In the suit for
QUINCY.
Aug.
1*. — The ORLANDO. Aug. 1*.—f-lh
lo law.
The milk bottle is on* *-f *h''
»•) 74
Morey, both o f Titusville, were
i
•
•
J
71
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1 0 - married hero yesterday morning milk man's largest item* «f
MasW enhip and an accounting of
Gadsden count/ project to eradi-'W Ith .1,72:1 | . t.li» rer, m tking the
The C urlers sought to .email.
#
74
—Two fishing boats, one with a t the Court House hy Judge pens*, according to Mr. luw .'-n. rate the sweet potato weevil is request, tho l-oard of c o u n t/ cam- •». the property .... the grounds li ~
tl.0M.OM la Towi»*en>l funds,
•’ 74
41
'•1 T1
•te n d the a r m t Common Pleas Id to IS aboard, the other with 10 Jam es G. Sharon.
1*
and the consumer ha.* to pa> for progressing satisfactorily. Twen-|nii**i-in»r* .Monday ».deie-l a local that they had lived there for four •3
it
-.
*»! 71
M i l Goorvo W. K*r»
tHo to 15, were crippled today 'ey a
all missing bottles in th- I'-ng ty six acres of plant* were re-j«pti»n clettiun on n.-xt Nov. 7 on years and had built u garage on 11
73
. ....
r
i
n f t t r m e t W la g nsam iu*#. storm o ff th*
lower California
.
71
The w eather: partly cloudy to tun, to every effo rt should *>* i-ently set out for the work, ac-jw hether or n-.t slot muehin.. op- tin- property in addition to hav »»
_ _
71
.
h e said, th s t Dr. Tawmmnd wa# P coast.
o
rd
in
g
to
County
A
gent
I’uul.eialiens
in
thi*
county
shall
be
ing n.a.lv n number uf other im !3
night and Wednesday, Mattered marie to keep the rust of milk
.
91
74
i Both Mat distress signals.
t e Chicago.
down by ccuiurn.iiing ua boltlr*. Calvin,
"*
jlvgul ufUr th a t day.
IT ,
yruvcmenla cn it.
.
34
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M
fcommisaion Hears
R esearch Groups
Fort Ih Silenced
By Rebel Cannon
Tturwell Asserts M
We
Want To Fortify
- Plains For Drouth'*
i Government I s s u e *
Call For New Vol
unteers, W o r k e r s
Training Period
la Described B j
Reserve Officer
3K
u” STLX
Sanford Youth
Lt_ Michael Recounts
Describes V is it
U. S. Military P o s t j - ^ ; ^ “ t -
To Shark Island
New Feed Store
O w n e r Praises
City And People
Jack Russell Returns
Fnique Attractions ,l,,n •* M , n h , v - ,,,r'v-1
County 4-H Club
To New Residents
jirls Learn Hov
7?
To Prepare Food
fArrUSieO III IN C W
I
Smyrna For Theft
Cabinet Officer's Son
Hailed Into Court
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Outside Students
N<»t Required ToWait
____ Decides Noft
bourft
To Arresft Townsend
Carters MustGivc Up
Property Court Says LOCAL WEATHER
County Agent Asks
Milk Bottle ( are
-
iiitilw w iffifi
VoteOnSlot Machines
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
SATURDAY,;AUGUST rIS, lM t
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COUGHUN ARRIVES FOR CONVENTION
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Coliod to tlM Whit* Hiu m tor o contironoo on t i u i urlth Pro*Wont
Root*volt, Chairman Robort Dough ton (O-N.C.) ot tho houaa war* and
mono commlttoo, and Chairman Pat Harr Iton at tho M u te flnanw
committal aro ehown a t they loll altar tho masting. Daughton (loft)
and Harrlaon told latar they did not aapoot o tea Inoroaao but rather
thoro might bo a reduction. Horrtcgn loft Waohlngtan quickly to rvturU
to hit homo otato ot Mlaalaalppl whort a worm political campaign |g
id progroaa., (Aiaotlatod Proto Photo)
FILM STAR^WEDS SPORTSWOMAN
Held For Killing
Japanese Actress
Crowds Pour Into Exposition Grounds
Pathar Chariot E. Coughlin waa mol on hit arrival at Clavoland for tho ‘
National Union ot Social Juatlco convention by Walter Davlo (loft) i
convention marthal, and Sylvoitor McMahan (right), notional aocrotary, •
who dlifer,d on whether Dr. P. E. Towntond thould addrota tho moot- i
Ing. Tho dlaagrcemont apparently wot aottlod Whan Coughlin * • nounotd Towntond would apeak altar MottlutJon at tho buolnooo fed*
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alone, (Aetoclated t e a l Modal
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‘LOVE MOMS, LOVE POPS!’
Every day la a bitty dap at tho Qftat Lake* Ea■oiltion in Cleveland and thia picture thow t tho
irowda pourlnf acrooa tho Court ol Prealdenta Into
Iho compact grounda ol tho Eapoiiilon. The
Raymond Johnion (above) waa a r
retted and charged with tha allying
af Midi Takacka. Japan*** octree*,
at Lot Angalaa. Deputy Sheriff P,
P. Labrum tald that Johnton tonlilte d tha crime. (Aitoclated Prtdg
Photo)
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/v MARY ASTOR AND DR
jruundt cover 150 act to lytat along tho cool
Overhead aro two of the
Which u k t pauenr.tr* (or utpe over tho (
and the city.
ol Lake Elio.
Describes Perils *
Of Jungle Trip
MEET OUN D. JOHNSTON, JR
Tha aanoatlanal court fight In Lea Angela* botwoen Dr. Pranklyw
Thorp* and hla divorced wlft, Mary Altar, tho film aatrat*. over Outtody af tholr small daughter Marylyn lad Judge Qoodwln Knight W
visit tha llttla girt at h tr mother** horn# to aaa If aha had any prefer- *
•net. "Do you lova your mama?" and “Do you lov* your popuf" tho
Judge atked. To both quoitlono Marylyn noddtd and ropllsd “UhHuh," Judg* Knight la thown conducting tho Interview In Ueo prtoonou
of Dr. Thorp* (loft) and Mlta Aster. (Asaotteted Proa* Photo)
SHARE CHILD
PLANS SEARCH FOR REDFERN
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• This la Olln D. Johnoton, J r , first child at Oavornar and Mra. Johnalon
af South Carolina. Olln, J r , weighed ala pound* and four ouneoo end
la tha aaeond child avar barn to a South Carolina governor and hla wlft
Swing afflaa tenure. “Mother and baby doing lint." told tha attend
ing phyticle.i (Aetoclated P rats Phot*)
volt, nephew of the
do re Booiuvolt, Cyr
mann (abova), tiplo
born In Wool Pain
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1938
Member Associated
- ) VOLUM E X IV
To Be Better
After Illness
3 Taken Into
Custody For
Hotel Slaying
Physician Blames In*1 tense Work, Worry
,, For Coughlin's Col
lapse On Sunday
Bride Found Beaten
To Death Thought
To Have Been Vic
tim Of Degenerate
P riest Said
| THREE HEADLINERS AT CONVENTION
E stablished In 1908
NUMBER 252
Battles On
Three Fronts
Spread Death
BORDER INCIDENTS MARK SPANISH REBELLION
Si
Hostages Killed In
Spanish Revolt As
Answer To Rebel’s
A ttack On Hay City,
> CHICAGO,
Aug, 17.—(d V Three nrgroes, two women and
a youth, were taken into cus
tody today for questioning to
(connection with the killing of
Mrs. Mary
Isiuiso
Trammell,
who was found beaten to death
Jn her hotel room. The erlme
seas the fourth hotel roam slay
ing of women In ri-crnt months.
Those held were listed SS
ill*
I 'r tu )
Myrtle Hynes, Amy L Marlin,
CLEVELAND. Aug. 17.—
Hatties
mi
three
fronts in
and
Claude
I*
|lav(*.
The
two
(AP)—The Rev. Char lea E.
women
wrre
arrested
when
their
north
ni.tral
Spam
lielwcrn
Coughlin rented in seclusion
telephone numbers were found
1 Un.sci-d rebels and the Mad
today but is said to bo re
In a note book dropped by a
rid government forces left
covering from a sudden illprowler si the hotel a wrek ago.
death an ilestrmTion.
-giesa
which brought an
Davis is s beil boy at the hotel.
R eb els
m
Unrgos an
Jjbrupt halt to hla address
The
woman's
nude
body
was
nounced
th.
v
had
remised
Yesterday in which he re
[ th o g o v e r n m e n t in iheir
found by her husbnnd who renewed his attacks on Presi
turned home from his job on a
| w ak e
101lav
a t A lifiix a ,
dent Roosevelt.
railroad liming car.
n o r th e a s t ot' M ad rid in tha
Dr. G to rr t P. O’MaJIry. a
im u m tn iii-,
ii h . i
tn u ii'il
M ildieni
Mrs. Trammell.
24 year-old
Cleveland
physician.
said tho
nunehmg .lu'umM llu* u b c l efty
brunette and bride of a year,
radio p r i n t was stricken by exut
who was found beaten to death
bsustion and a nervous disorBi-poll's 1t ut hint? tin* Franco*
Here a re ' the three headliners waving greetings to cheering Sunday In her hotel room, was
caused by the Intense work
♦Spanish li*iiiftti ,-*iiui l hut rov*
• f planning end carrying out the delegates shortly a fte r the National Union for Social Justice elected the victim. Police Lieutenant Mc
itliim iit miIi Ii h i mist*errtl Hebtl
t i n t convention ot the National Rev. Charles E. Coughlin its first president and endorsed Rep. Wtl- j Carthy theorlied, of a degener
locations of the latest hlghapot* in the rebellion are shown In this new map of lh,. Sjw im h | ttMr*lii|i ►hi IU t hr*hah it K lim t
Union to r Social Justice.
ham Lemke for president of the United States, Left to right are: I ate who Invaded the room from
mi .aitit Sun Sri muHmn with
situation. Border clashes near Hadajot between Portuguese guards anil Spanish goiernm rnt t rtHiit*
F ather
Coughlin's
illness Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith, lieutenant of the late Huey 1*. Long; tho adjoining deviled tracks.
mu f t th uf% 1•1r hii.it HRin bt for*
A desk clerk, standing on the have caused fear Portugal m ight be drawn Into the strife. (Associated Press Photo 1
caused him to halt his addreie Rev. Mr. Coughlin, and Dr. Francis E. Townsend, old age pensions
ftmiR Mimnit. Tin* hnmburilshoulders of the woman’s hus
V> tha closing gathering of dele- .
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leader. (Associated Press Photo)
J.
im-nt of tin li.iy «>t Iti'cuy aec*
band, Thomas Trammell, peered
turn Unit,I uLuiit ;1 l-'i hour*,
through the transom and saw
On Sunday Coughlin, p riest
I’liuscil I'm n whiU\ mid then
her nude body sprawled on ■
of an
obacura
parish
but
huh reMinutl,
bed.
fcfled Americana, led a massed
Pillows and bed clothing had
phalanx of more than 25.000
I.ONNDON. Aug. IT.—Spain’*
been piled on the body, and •
followers
of
social
Justice
civil wnr went into tin second
window on the fire escape was
the political battle to elect
month Sunday with r e e l fore*,
partly open. On the ledge, In
Ham Lemke president of tho
tukmg Hie ulTensive in north and
vestigators said, was Imprint of
tod B u t* ..
south amt w ith l-dh -ides resorta canvas shoe.
.■F ather Coughlin spoke y ester
I lug to inn— vxiTUtiotia hy way
Trammell, who said he had
day fo r LflM.MO ective members
married the girl In Knoxville,
I f f hla National Union for Soreturned to Chicago yesterday,
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m s i t developments included:
,5ml Justice and some 4,400,000
As activities were ended for and bring un a 10 pound weight,
b
C a m p a ig n
In
l l M U j Conservative estim ate; of 10,.
after completing his run as a the second week at t'am n Wl- or disrobe in the w ater; Roland
fib e rs who have aligned them -------I tiOil killed, I I.nod wounded, 18,railway dining car conductor.
V falres with hla crusade, w ithout
ntnn.
near
DeLeon
Springs, Mm tin. Jimmie le e Krnaud, Ray
Lieutenant
McCarthy
said Camii Director II. K. Morris, an A'oi. I-croy Estridge, and Norman'
Hy BY RON PRICK
j tug)
jailed
and i.UUU,000,000
V co m ln g walking delegates of
RAIFOIID,
Aug. 17,—(/Pi — there were little evidences of a nounced Ihat there was a total Hasty.
| ( hlef Of Bureau. 7 he Associated pout-las dam age as the must of Juab
CLEVELAND, Aug. 17— W V I'rees. Washington
ne month of wur.
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f.r-ttw T hirteen -minutes before they struggle In th . room, xlthough .n llslm rn t of I d youths fee, that Shark Degree. - ability to «wlmi
Hr la*)a nUltl iilllng Billia> * O f t l
of
his Rev. A 'fred J. W right, a former were scheduled to die in Florida's a blood stain wa* found on a period.
msa atow ard the end
f.0 yards Australian Crawl, M) Talk of an Independent l.il
pillow.
The director a llie d that swim-] yard* ur. back, or bU yards on
1« ^interesting. . ut r tho hliioilirnt hattlr of Ihr Wilt
5"M'ch
h and he was led fain t director in the Townsend Old Age electric chair today fur slaying
to ih iitl in it tin) nl Iuni 1
com mu nl*t*
from the platform. The mass Pension organisation, asked Judgo their wives, L. D. Padgett, n Deputy Coroner Victor L. mlng waa stressed during the Ida. ability to cwlm Jfi y a rd .-1,1,1 r *» * '“ ' f 1'
killii! In tin* fighting. With tha
Salfta
Rosa su h larg rr said the woman's left week, with fiv . degrees being ((sing h r r a s t stro k e, s u r f a c e d l v i '. ™
fleeting was abruptly adjourned. George W. Kerr to order tho a r whlto man from
, F ath er Coughlin was dcnounc- rest of Dr. Francis E. Townsend, county, won a stay of execution. eye had been blacked, several taught to the youngsters. Those mill brlnir up a 10 pauml wriRlill
Rr* m*n>’
imp*1*- Sjmnifh F om'Iro l.pRion In lha
Governor
Sholtx telephoned bruises discolored her fare and passing tho swim teats and thu and disrobe In water, swim un<v j *n*f. nn,l f°ur years is a l"ng tim e ▼ungunril ihoy |irtt«iri*il to march
tog the banktog system and tho founder of pension plan, and Gil
fits m atlonal bankers, sw eating mour Young, n ation/, secretary, from
Roanoke, Va., ordering marks on her thro at Indicated dvgre-v uf tho tost pa.-sed fol water ;t« feet, and demonstrate '"'der present changing condition,. tin Mmlritl.
Imtnrgriitu hi* nh^iartrni,
df*
low
profusely snder a sun
which for their failure to appesr a t a Padgett's execution delayed 2U she might have been choked.
three (live* prut>erly.
I >,,uh
‘'l'r l »in to depend on w hat
Her clothing was piled on
uffcm lva
Minnow Degree, those learning
days so the Stale Pardon Board
Whole Degree, same require.; happens within the older parties prrilnng u riiria»)iiiiR
ifls ie d full In his face. Sudden deposition hearing hare.
ly ha said:
Dr. Townsend and Young w ere might h rar a delegation from chair and the cord of an electric In swim 2.1 Varda whdr in csroii; m en), as Shark Degree, also wl,h 'I 'iw ct lu labor, and what hup- ngain^l XJulufr-1. b»yalUU naval
lamp wai still plugged Into a and sun-flih degree, thus* learn ability to iwim 4HJ yards, demon-!pms in Ihe country genemlly with . lui
tin- ^fi‘itit«*rninraii. th rta t"1 m ust apologise to you. 1 scheduled to testify a t a hearing Milton Sept. 15th.
I rned \vh«i Vniilo rrpri^alA in th§
Superintendent
L. F. Chap, socket, giving fu rth er evidcncs ing to swim 2f> yard, in certain strate the proper approach Iroth r**(>e( t to recovery.
MVS been ill all night and ! in connection with W right's rathe prison
delayed no struggle preceded the kill style, nr rn their back, and tho*o rr a r and front In saving a drown-] If Mr, Roosevelt wins llii, year, [south upon discovering IfrO faselata
ill not
shall
no bo able to proceed any cclvenhlp suit against the Town- man of
surface anti ing person, suppurt fully dre.setl if he recommends a successor in , were executed at A nlrquora neip
farth er.’
send organisation. N /ith e r of C lark's execution until later this ing, Lieutenant McCarthy said. who dived from
The lieutenant suggested that brought
up
an
right pound person t 1-2 minutes, lift person IB III, and If those labor trailers who Miilngn. Antei|iicr» now is in rebel
F ath er Coughlin was the last them appeared, and Young sent week so th a t the negro may a p
still hands.
(p*aker a t the mammoth rally to a telegram saying Townsend Is III ply to the Governor for a 30- .because of the heat Mrs. Trkni- w eight; Bruce Bolt, Blly Kpp from lake slnno, and dem onatrite now speak »f n new p rrly
I feel ns strnng'y disposed tow ard) Gen. Emilio Molo, northern Inlaunch the NUSJ campaign to In Chicago and he is not coming day stay of execution and get mell might havo retired S atur Cawthon Hutchison, and Itnrrv artificial rrapimtlpn
Hoys passing both
Shark ami the Roosevelt policies ns they now -urgent comiliiiruler, announced 800
the
Pardon day night without w earing her Ixw.
fleet
William Lemke, Union since he assumed he was not w ant his rasu before
W alrus Degree, those ahlo t» Whale Degree: Hugh Darker, l.u* feel, where will there lie standing j loyalist* were killed hy rclrel m spajamas, thus accounting for the
party candidate for
president, ed unless Townsend was there too. Hoard.
swim M) ysrils any style,
nud« body.
gene Harriwrn, Duhh Kpp*. Carl roe 111 for an Imlpmilent Inhor enn-[chine gunners In on ulrorlivn *tnd hla running m |U , Thomas
He suggested, also, th at a man yards on back nr tide, 2ft feet Rlckrr.
Miller William*, Bill didalcf
| tempt to nllack Ihe irisnrrectlorvl O’Brien.
,
Blames Farley
might
havo
observed
her under water, dive under surfacn
tgw allaa** Oa !*■«• v * s l
j ]f
I j , ni| „ n win ,, (f | , i , p i d i . [ i s t s t r o n g h o l d nt Z n rn g o u i .
CLEVELAND, Aug. 17.—(/P)—
Tha National Union la pointthrough the window from tho
rlrn *1 nr*»Ment arc acrr|»tul>li* t»i I It wn* fmin-tl that the fnta of
fag both a t the White House Dr. F. E. Townsend expressed tho
adjoining
elevatrd
p!»U°nn,
Congress. Twenty-eight of opinion Saturday " t h . Infcrenco
dropped
to
the
track*
and
swung
endorsed congressional fan- 1* pretty strong" th a t Jam *. A.
to he hotel fire escape, which
ton were Introduced In the Farley, Democratic national chair
is only three feet from the rleman, and R. E. Clemente, ousted
convention yesterday.
yated structure.
list s e g m e n t o f th e lalmr
volt*
. T h . priest said ha will havo pension movement secretary, backed
NEW YORK, Aug. 1 7 .- W 7 Police found
Indications the
withiJmw to rxprrinirnt with n new
•00 B apublkaas,- Democrats, a court ault against director* of Oscar. Stevenson, 7B years old, an t psaailant
left the room by Ihe
venture of lt« own,?
Farm er-Labor and Progressives Old Age Revolving Pensions, Ltd. hi* *«n, Lincoln L. Stevenson, 39,
same route he had entered 11.
If (he tlepri'ftfthm
B heriff J. F. McClelland reNKW ORLEANS. Aug 1 7 ^ M * I..................
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A ttorney C hares II. Hubball,
iW W Ilp a
f t t»
—to tha field bp alaetlon dap,
arrested more than a year ago to
l, urc"B today »ald ,
the roiiniry In another rr.t
IDsMlssM Da PMC T w t)
a deposition R-wring, yeste
late n j | y a Broadway beauty parlor, which stepping to tho firo escape and reived . ‘ death w arrant beari ni rl —
Sheriff J K. MriTelland and hla
disturbance of moder- „f , mp| . rmplnymmt opportunily
recounted to Townsend th*a t r f y - government agenta charged was ■winging back to t h . elrvaterl the alg n atu r. of Governor Davo
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,toslay
,
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_ ale
intensity,
220 miles
(UiiillHiinl un lufiir Ifcffp)
(li'liiitir* nro lia'king for SUvo
Sholtx
from
^ ‘' ^
.o u lh
e .s t , about
„
T east
mond J. Jeffreys, ’ Ohio penklon B blind for the principal distriou- span.
Trammell gave hla age as 40.
Johnson. Snow Hill negro, wh« ;
leader, testified several daye ago tlon agency in thla country for the
» ^ r ,° D
k
'* will probably cross the coastline
Iilc S aturday night shot and
th at a su it brought by th . Rev. Irish Ihispltal Sweepstakes, were Ha said he formerly lived In j1r
Brownevilo tonight or earhe met hla J m“ Dlxon negro who wa*
kllcd I-grins Ho**, negro a t OvUAlftod J . W right, depoeed Town- convicted by a Jury In United Dallas, and th at
vleted of flrat degree
m u rd er'.
do, nt R ulntow Farm , located ho«
4 N ational Board member, waa States District Court last week wifa a t Knoxville. T hree month* •m l .enlenced to dealh by ‘t o ( 'N o rtto a x t'e to rm wxrnlngx werv
tween Geneva and Oviedo.
actuated by Clements who, to ta rn , in the federal government’s first ago he entered the employ of the Circuit Court on M .y « <iurlng
Brownsville to Corpu*
railroad. Trammel said, and a
What ruused the shooting 1* M l
waa hacked by Farley.
attem pt to punish persons engag month ago hie wife followed hint to . spr.ng session of tha l - ly . rh r|< t| ln d MUtheMt w, rnl^ ,
TAVARES, F la , Aug. IT—
known, but it l( believed th a t A
"Would you care to express an ing in the sale of lottery tickets.
Calto English of Ocala, t h . m *
to Chicago.
quarrel precipitated the fatal ehoL
• p te im l" th* lawyer asked.
The whila-halrad fath er and
fta to S n p .rta tm d .n t of Public In
Im m ediately a fter tho shorllf
" I t could ba nothing hot an opto- son were found guilty on each ef
Tuesday’s
tides:
low,
2:40
A.
to
n
,
the
negro
over
to
L
F.j
Th#'
W ( a t h ( r
B u m u
„
i( J
| M
fr a c tio n for E c rld t, will bo t h .
wa* notified he,
n, Tawaaend replied. “The In- two count* in the Indictment on
M.
and
2:55
P.
M.j
high
tetri
A
.|------------------- hi* deputlee,
- , . ami
fktof speaker a t (ha mealing o f
farena* la p retty strong, however. which they wars tried. Tha Jury
th C entral Florida Council of Boy
The presen t adm inistration spent deliberated fly . hours and upon re
kt
‘Dixon will
electrocuted
wr<t
B*oota o f America to ha held a t I»< P s.S t.ai* f m a H i t the*.)
T to Seminole County Board of tog l h . week of Aug. M . U «a> , hlfllllB w|Bd( , nd ^ 9. IU 0Yrr , M. Moon rl*ee at 8:27 A. M. and toad* hi* escape, and could not ha
turning
Ita
verdict
racommended
%*d Beach, a t tha point w h e n tha
found anyw here near the scent 08
set* at 6:58 P. M.
th a t Judge John V . Clancy, who Commlaelonerx told th eir rrg u ltr
(pada to Xoatia, -Mount Dora and
ronildermbU area and strong
the tragedy.
monthly
meeting
thla
morning,
con
T
to
Issuance
of
a
death
warpresided a t tha trial, extend clem
f b W M rreee, a t lltlB T hurxdiy
wind* over a smell area near the
Blond hounds fallowed hi* treekn
vening a t th* Court H dtue at 10
The city fire drgiertmcnt noency.
for several m l’e* but lost them art
3
5
o
f’
n
t
r
r
i
lM
nt*r'
Si«
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,r
n
'd
o’clock
to
approve
tcveral
band*
iwered
a
call
to
Raggett's
Drug
Each faces a maximum of four
J B M a N r a u n o f the
muHra to 1 2 °Circuit l'J
« f* J ^ tonl* ht'
and attend to other business that
Store early yesterday morning, thu highw ay, where It wo* thoughh
» U aiversity ad V k M a, dlatrfct gwr.
T to . etoad annual Field Day years Impriaoamant to • federal
C ourt a t the asaso lima Dixon i
|{.*t (anlinura
me
up
a
t
tho
meeting.
when tho motor to u frlgldalre Johnson wa* picked up by an au to
penitentiary
and
fines
totaling
$
2
,• » « n f Klwaaia Tatornattonal for aa4 LivtaUck Roundup will to
Joe.
iD.
Jlnklne,
county
tax
atproa
aentenced,
U
pending
on
ac>|
CHICAGO,
Aug.
1
7
.UP)
-C
o
n
.
'caught
on fire. Estimated damage mobile and taken out of thla sec*
000.
Judge
Clancy
will
pronounce
fto rid a and Dr. W. B. Allen, prvs- told a t Chtoeega t B ill Sanctu
tlon.
waa
authorised
by
tho
count
ot
a
request
by
Wilson
anil
tinuad
heat
wa*
predicted
for
towa*
act
a t »20.
I to r t o f Btotaow U a h m it y a t De- ary , n e a r Broakarille, on Thurs sentence a t 10 A. M. next Friday.
hoard to to y a now typowritur and Nfat, attorney* for Johatou who a || |)t and tomorrow In lha north
U n d will alee epepk frieO y a t day, Aug. IT, and If sufficient
have made application fo r com- e, ntf, | iU U . . The heat which
The w eather: Pertly cloud),
fix tt o light* to hi* office.
t o h ■>**< la g . and Bernard J. Hage. Internal la shewn by livestock
N otary Public bonds far J. W. m utation of tha death aenUnco blanketed tto plain* etatea and scattered thundershower* Tues
* r a ,.U w new B*y Baaut Extcu- men' at tU a coanty, traneportoSmith and Maxwell Stew art and to Ufa Imprisonment.
lower Missouri River valley 1* ex day and near extreme south and
l h * » 9 | praaawl • tf to f report,
tto« to t t o Sanctuary fo r four
a
deputy sheriff bond fo r William
pected to extend In lesser propor extrema northeast coast tonigh^
t n i a tone toon m anttor will to men will t o provided, according
M. Green met with tto approval
tions Into the g reat lake* region to- or Tuesday. Extreme N orthw est ,* * . Avars#
•H to j ad t o t o y Scant U ad en to to Ommty A gricultural Agent C.
MANILA. P . I , A ug.
i Florida!
fa ir tonight, Tuesday fc*
of tto board.
* a ato « H | V totoa amentia s and
—A t least 11
killed
No reln-w a* forecast
break /partly cloudy.
Tha county also received a div|.
w n t o toe i l l i d e v e r t o K art U h A » totarpaUng program haa today to a
left dend chock on te rm er Clerk of
th* heat which reached Ut peak
t o * •k ta r m m , p o atd ie t of th . b ea n .a rra a g o d ,
covering dual
nattra* ef Nlrttora Court V. E. Douglass from Comp
ILLE. Au«. 17— W i yesterday of 113 degr*M to KanArnold P. Mickle of the WPA J»f.
cattle, pasture grasses,
T to a rIsland thraaU ned with troller J. M. Lee a t Tallahassee. It
ly grand Jnry today In- ■as, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Mle- flee to Orlando ha* been ifvitcd
screw worm
to speak g o fe r, tho local Rotary
M artin Moor* fa r m entor tourl.
waa announced.
»tor h a a to n f a ^ M W 'w S n U t t w
Pleas for
flrat rie r r V burglary In the
Club a t ita weekly luncheon in t h .
will to r a that many move ara
BARTOW. Aug. IT,—Fifteen Mayfair H otel tomorrow noon, it
VEST PALM BEACH. Aog. death of Helen Clevenger. Both
ins pectlon o f
4-H clubs fo r gtrlx, w ith n total wa* anneunead by President II. B.
hava bran kiUgd I n
— ™ rm 17,—Palm Beach county firmer* ctorgdo are capital offense*.
crape, and ent- wU*b »w*pt la fram tto Pacific a n now preparing- their lend*
Solicitor Zeb V, Nett toe did not membership of 292, have been Pop* today.
* th e r e will al- Saturday. Tto atom aant two for fall track
tr ip s . County
straw berry
when tt o tarmor negro hotel reorganised to the
ahlp* agraaad. and a third
Agent M. U. Meant* lays they
to y would- _______________
to , arraigned: school* of Polk county, accordL. F. Boyle, Commander o f tho
out distress enlts bat hie
a r . axpaettog torgw planting* I
court officiate said it would tog to a report fram Mlaa Lots i local American Legion P ost, anunheard Pram tiara.
to today, *"___
God b e y ,' bom* agent,
,
(OaftM md «u rag* Twa)
^USJ Convention
Abruptly Closed
British Laborers J
Condemn Fascists
Apologizes For Not
Being Able To Pro‘ ceed With Speech
Government Confis*
c a t e s Industries
To Hurt Opponents
B
F ifty -T w o Youths A ffencLM any ‘Hs’ Seen
Camp Winona Second Week^ Formation Of
Activities Of Boya’ Camp Outlined By U.S. Labor Party
Dr. Townsend’s Goverpor Orders
Arrest Asked By Stay Of Execution
Former H elper For Wife Slayers
Camp Director Morris Show
Increased Interest
Townsend Plan Head S h o l t z Calls From
I S a i d To Be 1H Roanoke, Va., To
G rant Brief Delay
In Chicago Retreat
John L. Lewis May
Seek Presidency In ,,f *»■!*•t»**i »mi punishment, Major
t
J
£
Federal Agents To
Battle L otteries;
Two Are Convicted
‘Big Jim’ Dixon To Texas Warned OfiCSS «
{j*“
...- a“
•.’r r ; - ' : , Oviedo Negro Shot
Get Chair D u rin g) Tropical Blow 250.
At Rainbow Farm
Week Of Aug. 24 M i l e s Off Coast
Following Quarrel
English To Speak
A t Scout
See
Council
O ln L a k e County
County Commission
Holds Regular Meet
JX.K warn
J s r r L S t f & 'u i s T.°,MCorp“ ch,li“,o M,utor,,n'
to
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
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Livestock Roundup
11 Reported KUled
In Manila .Typhoon
Co-Ed Killer Faces
Death On 2 Count#
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F R ID A Y , A U Q U 8 T .lf , lM G
THE SANFORD HERALD, - SANFORD, FLORIDA
ooko
[ayes S trik e s
utsDrop
Irinihg
G a in e s v ille Is
Islanders' Snap D orothy Hill Takes 2nd
Losin g Streak
Olympic Platform Event Tripped 2 T o 1
For 4 To 1 Win American Swimmers Capture Third, Fourth By UeLand Reds
ilatka Rallies I n Tom Os l e y , Rookie
Last Of Ninth To' Outfielder
-----Leads
Tie Count
With Four Bingles
Places In 100-Meter Backstroke;
Eleanor Jarrett Caustic
BERLIN, Aug. 14.—GT)—Join
ing the thin rank* of double Olym-
Ninth Inning Rally
R e s p o n s i b l e For
Defeat Of G-Men
Kal.l « r l l < k « U u n b r a c e s th e fa tInw litw describee, p r o p e r ty In tb e
C o u n ty o f S e m in o le . H tste o f F lo r
ida. I..-W II: -l^ .la 1 * 4
n io c k A F ern
I’a r h
K sta tes.
P la t
Dbok i
|
r a s c a I*. II. JJ * !J.
lu e
aeeeeam en t
el
th *
said
p r o p e r ty under
tb *
sa id e e r tlflra t* leaned w ae In th e nam e o f
UNKNOW N.
r u l e r s suit! c e r tific a te sh a ll be
r ed ee m e d aeru rd ln p (a law , th e
p r o p e r ty d e scrib ed th e r e in w ill be
•old l o tb * h ig h e s t b id d er a t lb *
r n u r t-b o u s e dour
on
th e
fir s t
M onday In th e m o a lli o f H ep ltm ber, I *14. w h ich 1 * th e f ib d a y o f
d e p te m b sr , 1414.
I ...le d thin 4th d a y o f A flg u it,
1114.
<f>. P . 1IKRNDON,
C lerk o f C ircu it C uuri o f
Mblnlnole C o u n ty , F lorid a.
| DELAND. Aug. I 4.~ f h e DePALATKA, Aug.14— BusterDAYTONA BEACH, Aug. 1 1.— I ? c winn,r"- Dorothy Poynton HIM.
KI.OIIIUS TT.TIt I.K K itl
: Ijih I “Reds’’ tripped the fast
'Elnard’c line double
to right Tom Osley, new rookie ouUlelder | ! f * . n*c ** b' 3n<1*; S tern e the
field In the tenth Inning, which fiom Atlanta, ..upped out four -inchampion to repeat
Won t /'H PH. stepping Gainesville G-men her* I(IFAt.|
.SIT yrstrrday afternoon by the score
41
54
eeored Hlne* from flr»t base, g|*, |n )our , |mei >t
yr.urdny I
t he Pre*®"1 game* yesterday |hi)l»n* Hv-iirh
ill
47
Ii
TUT1 CK o r «rPM('«TIOT FO Il
(2.
gave the Aialea* a 5-4 victory u he pleyed hi* lecond genic .or !? h*B *1?® *m*il,r
»h® P>»‘- I’dlalhR
.HI | of 2 to I, The game was a neat
»&
▼A I i)K t:n
.lift pitchers duel frum beginning lo
51
14
IBv b e I# B ill N b . 103)
i- I W the Sanford Lookout* here th« le n d e r* and drove In tw >,f" rm divln* erown she won four 1 m| j*n*l
54
If
.«ST end. a* the G-men wers held to N O T IfM IH IIKHKIIY fllV K N ,
HI. AiiKUatlfis
.^Veaterday to provide a fitting run, to h, )p ,ho l,l(U llP,, al M. ,»»gra ago at Iu>* Anwle*.
&4
.III
43
M.«lllufll
th at MHH MKI,I. IIAK.VKTT h«*Mthw l hit*, two uf which were of
flJmmi to • bclutud ninth Inning Auiru*hne by 4 to 1
I »n another day o r cnnslutmt (
i M#»«i(t*
r r»« (>riirirni• n .i m t. in.
th*. scratch va icty. Del-and, «ur.l th« 2it<! day of July* A* U.
W
the p art of the CelatNyh||,. o ,|„ y
having hi* Mr Ame.lca pvr'orm .nce nr.rk.-d hy • |H |) lulllt lie-||t’ 4* « l A ux i
S31.
Inig rtlvsl mme In my urflrm
garner*d II hits off the slants ut •itul hu«
K k in a which deadlocked the score d
„ nnk (iurnlcb! w«, U fflm g ,Adol,f. Ki*f“ , » »*eDnd ™ ° r | •#vlll# fe I.
iii.nl* n|)pllcat|ttti fur n
.Sweeney but were side to purl, In« ilwmtt Io In* laiupt! thprFon.
t ;
» * * -• • ,
,
the St. Augustine h a tte r, w.tl. ., I
^
H
m
I«
I
*p#r»Iflrni*
fol,RJ
Trailing 4-2 in the last of the
fl hlt .„ rform*nce
jd*F’> the only UnitedS late, «et- f*HWtO fm4mr
but two run* across the plate. low Inic *l"*«*rlb«t| |iru|j«rly thu
In thu
Nil l.ei fn-Hvi(ie
■lnth with -me away, M anager' Th , , |pU
t on, , u h|t, m !
r a m® ,fn 'lh*,
Del-and drew first blond in the ('M un ly **f HvinlPHil#, Hint# o f F l o r
Ml H*. AURins- I fourth Inning as Chinilo o p .ne.l id a I n -w ri t:
“
T««n URII f f f>s Infteil onf far o v e r '______________________________ m rter backstroke finals. With th^
IeJ>U II A II A- K. Orlffln*R
til# J#ft fl«Ul berm to b rln f ih t
jdU barm f 1!»32 champion* EFmnor 1
I the inning with a single, a l ,OnMi|vi"loin.
quelled
scoring.
eount to 4-3.
, lr>2 <
^uell<■ll further vctiring.
II,. m J a rre tt, looking on, llollan I
T
h
*
of
th *
«f»M
to
second
on
I'Ll
man's
1
1*1 %4H • :
1 IY It* \A le
worked .*1"
tne ,l'
iltsHindu r tlm *dU! »**rt Ifl first ttwo places with
i error anil on to third on Hou prM |i* rty
I i e n a e r . .ingle to right fo l-' ,Heime
, *lnle Herger w‘,rh,!'1
" -wept the fir.t
|K*n*«l
w
on
In
lli«*
num*
of
tance
for
the
Ala
lea.
und
limit.*
i
I V I . | ei lun'i
IVi* <1 I dlH t
Dina Srnff and Rita Maatenbrn.-k
w tU U iN .
lowed Gallego'e clout and Swift
infield out an.l s c o r e d | fc
( «•*IJ l"
44
41
4*>4:
role**"
paid
r
e
r
t
l
f
i
e
u
f
e
■hull
b
topped to Clary c t .hurt who the lee.koula to scVen hits while placing in that order. Alice Ilrldg-*
rly bull retire mw.l a r r o r t - l n g (u la w t h et
when Faicotii lifted
41
42
.1 9 4
Inrlt
42
44
. 4 7 1 1 to deep em ter field.
pegged to Maltby a t second to hi* opjoincnt, Kirby lluyr*, w«» of Uxbridge. Mass., wis third and
|trn;ie>rty cUiNrrlhvd I k e r r l t i w il l Ijj*
a doled
-I s tlf Kh
44
4)
.514
ir.iiiin
.unirm^i*
of l/> Anatari a double killing which shruld -------nkked fur-------,w" l'" blows.
r Edith Ib-rger
Motridge
Segal
of
b(<ki#r a t th#
Cflineuvill« tied the *coie at 1 •<ili! t o lh «
M inull
54
.4 4 1
42
fanned
one
and
walked
door
on
lh# first
Rf!«*a fourth.
h a rt ended the inning. However,
(•*»!
1!
.472
it
iU in the aeventh ra Buck dou rmirl-h<»un#
)ton«lny In th # m o n t h o f fl#pt#mwhile
Hayes
donated
two
ba».*i
♦
k
l
y
n
<4
42
.
2
1
9
Maltby missed the [Wg and Krcnh
r
r
.
1*1*.
w
h
k
H
te
t
h
#
7ll»
4my o f
Mr*.
JR
rrrtt
atnyc.)
only
Iona
bird
to
right
field,
Adair
.■•l>i|ilil.t
24
.241
49
IIS#.
tel Continued to third before the on ball* and struck out 10 op rnnugh to watch Ihv rar** bvfiiif
m i utciud r hit to third as Buck Srpti’nilier,
X r i l e r d n f # II #■ a l l #
I »nl •») Ililu t lh day o f A uguat.
ponent*.
I Ml t.lrlpliin |. X*W York I
■gate was brought bark Into the
held trrond. Pitman advanced ’ If 24.
Kluard had a field day at tin* h*Avinir for America with hrr hut« MH'htnill i, |*iM"hurah 6.
' Yb. P, II EIINInjS,
Wield.
I platu,
both runncri with a neat aacrt*
" H i m it*#! i r h - iliitf il,
at Hayes’ espemie, eollrct hand.
r i r r k rtf 4 'l r e u lt I’t m r i of
U B M M ToelBf
An attempted sgueexe nlav ing two double* und u binn- of!
hey nd Ruck am red ha Beach
Hermlnol# C o u tily. I' iu rld a .
Whnt a lo2 of EwImmPM," shu
iit CJnti lnnali,
lined a drive to Palccmi In center INKAV.1
Single in live tripn to the rub- ohm tied, "thi'y couldn't i*vi*n Wat
M left'll* lit PlilnhiiriiH.
The ljM.kout. met the Palutku
1‘hH ..le-li.lltu a t N»w York.
the
time
I
diil
ago.**
fir Id*
3UTIIK OF Arrisfl'ATflO.Y pint
ber.
Aialees on the loco; field this
JltMsluii ,.*t Itruuklyii,
TAX IIKK1I
DrLnnd pimhed over the win
■is r o K ii
Performing with ohviouR confi*
(R#oU4# Sill Hm. 143)
afternoon in a scheduled 0-in
ning marker in the ninth inning NOTICK
X i l l l i t f ( ‘ %Y I . I J U K H
ilrnct*,
Mri.
Hill
chalked
up
higher
IN HKIUHIY IlIVKV.
ning gome. Sunday they return
i* Fakoni opened with a aiiifle tlinl 21MR. FRANK 1. VlAUKIt,
licorea i»n J(hr«?(i out of four ditei
eMfiliRMl **fl
lo this city to engage th* I11*
Pel.
hol«|#r
of
Cert If ieuI# No. 23R,
ti»
right
and
advanced
on
Palter*
VI". Ill
Tr>rk
off the high roariN than any <if - irwtn 14
.<•7
fi«">i!*-4i| | h # Tlh d a y o f A n g u " l. A.
Gainesville G-Men in u doubleTill
r
Cl#
/ Iwliind
aon'fl
Bocriflce.
After
FUher
r>
If31.
hu#
filed
Mm# In my
her
2*2
rival*.
Among
thu
few
to
l»YW
f
•■Ifo-vli
*fil I
header, beginning at 2:,10 1’. M.
527 Mrurk out Didriknon drove hutiiti) fir# ii ml lute mml# Hiipllruiluti fur
llls ir u f. i*
litte r h«r mark on the fourth l‘hlni|ii
521
. .
9 In i il##d |o |.« |u u « ! Hirreoh,
Ilt.44t4.il
514 the winning tolly with a ringlltK.
rrrllflrui# imbineM Mhfi foldive, a l«rk MomcmaVlt, was her W.irMbbIu
Mlnyard at the plate was
*,'V
llowlnu ,it#*r»lh#4l, proporly In lit#
diive to left field.
teammate, Vt* m» Dunn of Lo* An*
IrOllI*
vented by a pltrhnpt but Bisi>
7«
.2(4
hit#
nil*
of
Counly
.of Hr inInot#, Htate of FlofIMiiliit|*-l|i|ilfi
Bevel I with two nua
72
.24J
peg in third to catch Tuli» I"
1 , . I«J«. iw-wllt
3* Tail U gdc* wh(» finiihed a Btrong ircoml,
tm
U
v
iif'i
Ifuault*
threo
official
tripn
to
the
plat**
lent
I tilk S Tr I Th* Town
l only n0-100tha of a point behind
P 11. %TK %
Kronxet off the bag hit the latter*
Hi I.miiIm 7. rhlfxio S,
of Hauford.
was the only , CaineaviBc
player Tlio
I'rtn.ll o, ((|*v*lani1 «.
the winner. Kathe Koehler of tier*
In the back ami bounded f o r '—
( , l(
„
u *>"#■# pi#nt o f
lh#
R-ilil
(tflitM* n»'t > f h * d u l n |,
to boost hit hitting average *n i i*ro|i*»rty und#r ih# *fild e#rilfl*
may wua thin!. klrM. 11II! re. red
*ntugh *w*y to allow the latter Mln-'s." n.
T*u*r
game.
Dldrlkaoiv
i##n#d
wua
In
the
name
of
yeitcrday'a
to score. Swift moved to third Kinanl. if
£1.1)3 point", Mina Dunn 3.1.C.I and
'*11 ill t’hJrAiiri.
UNKNOWN,
NVw y..rk nl riillnr, rlphla
llobcitson anti Chisdo with twoj
, nW ..c tiiic ii.
Mini Koehler 3*1.43.
on the.mlscuo but Minyird failed o./iVg,,.!'’rf
iv 4i"iiInmtnn Ut liiiBiun,
Irtts each did the damage f<‘r the. r»il,»m«l ni’rordine in
to bunt nn another attempted Kr-nsei. rf
*'If b r I.| It. I Ml Ht leOlll", 2 f a
Mr". Hill « victor) earned Amer
.■*, i *•
............ _|ts,
k
U pr.ijierly
ilesrHhcd tlieraln
----------------------I Reds ’ yesterday
aLUsuugh
It „.„
......................
.
(h.
' ljMd. r will
„t J*.
iqueete and Swift was caught :il«it fUtiic, •
ica It* fourth gold medal In ai|wntA
m
o
r
i
a
a
n
M
a
„
„
n
.
i
l
»>»
Filcoui'a
drive
in
the
nlntn
r*.urt-h«ir»*
qenr
on
ih»
nrsi
Hot-froted on the look*In corner. Mirfkjuni, *
lc competitor!. Kiefer, in the men's
*t. I»
A Itrikeout ended the frame.
'••'ich
bought
m
bar
Unt
nikc,
ii
nd
Way
no
In
the
al IijIImn«K
Langston racked up the Look
V lC lO r V . winning run.
t>».t#mb#r, 1131.
men'll pl.ilform diking, are eonslid* Eigirt-Oared
• >
------------------- F
■
i
hnM
I Ida fftti' d a y o i Auicii"t.
17 12 III 11 eyed virtual certaintlea to add two
out's first tally In the initial can TijImIb
niMiMdr:
c.
.
I
Jeon
Darker
recently
caught
her
HJ*.
11
—
Turn
*
w
|
un
inn
iiiii
111
to when ho beat out an infiel.l imriili
o. r , iinnvnoN .
more for ifncli Sam*
V T ^ s
*nr^ U<rJ :fr*. Ifirst fis h ,, shark weighing nearly
C lerk « t c ir c u it Cnnrl nf
roller, went to *rcoml rn an over1- 1iu 11*t| (nr Mtiiiiuiiii
She und her teimmate, Kitn (*77
Tho
Amerlran
Navy
waited
H
vm
laole
C e u n ly , F lorid a.
200
pounds.
She
has
photos
to|
luu
114
1
a
I-I
tfcrow by lllnea nu;l(r? o 'n „| the Hanfoni
MaKtcnbnx'k. and the two Amcrl- until the rn,l nf two drys of olh- prove ..
(HUAI.)
mm l ho l»J I
|*uIni kit
it.
ofter Davls/Kniled to left
II u it ■
l>unn«n,
rBfl,
oilURPl ■■!* 2,
went into the fianl ten me erwi.e mediocre performance ,beMayra, llln ■ 2, (UlloRM. K|V*ttt« I. .
oonter.
\ J
I.L rrothing t j choose be- iforo producing anything to cheer
ter* with
Hlne*' single, Klnard’s double S. Krr«»V«: lllatruf. Mutiny, Hint", ^tween them*
*jai-out yesterday but when their
Joel McCrea and Gary Cooper
knd Smith’s Infl^lJ out knotted Vl«nnln«
'h lg boat final lla first tmadside are tie tallest Uars. Koch mee*
L.iUatf hit rim1Hi, IlftIUm), ---------------—
the eount in the fourth but the Nitlluna
late yesterday artemnon the hil. tuies six fevt three.
llrRiM*. Kltuirtl,
vIj*. IIn y»>" [
Lookouts came back^in the flff. IsainitMlim, T%*«« |*ua**I hiMi«
Kirinr«l Fevcn innlngH off Veale, who pave hnnlered ’’cr lang, see” echoed
2,
leiiriRahui,
Hiirfft.
to post three runs un three hits.
. way for a pinch-hitter in the with acrlLim for thu 'Ustest rs
klla; Ihiiiriin. llmm* .................
run": (Lilia*
LEGAL NOTICE
O sacrifice, infield out and Man Rua
Hu «• r I f I p « a 1‘liny « nI*-m. eighth. Rutland relieved him with well s* one of the gieateet eightning’* mis cue.
limiMo’ iilnya: Inula t.* t'Ury; the scare tied ami wo* charged oaied finishes ever seen In Olym HOTH'Ol O F A F V l.trA T IU N F S ill
Mnlliiy (*# In*via, t.rfl nn
T t l tltlK tl
A walk, passed hull ami I'lnrh i 'rlira, M
jIiif«sr«l A, I lit I km O
'. IIjipn with the |oa«, the I s l e t s scoring pic water*.
(s,M i, mu >- i u i
Hitter Ifill li>imil's iimiiflis kivd Him Issirnai
mu lilt Ila hiIf Hay**m
i :|„ | ftoi*r«««•>r 2. tine" rjn s off hint wilh three hits
N O TtC K
IH Itl'.KlUir CIV K H ,
Stroked by Ihn rourigesilt Don
th a t MHH. M K t.t, lU ltN M V r
IAialrtR th«ir Mscoml run In thu HI Mil'll Mill hy 1hi Vr a Jll, llrtMar t and a ws k.,
I lu T .e , who nearly eidiap*ed aft- #r i*f T«i Cffl Iftrul# N«l ! 135* In*
I'aaKril
hull:
Ifiairuf.
rniutrra:
HVfW but IK Ran fort! iloublt* kill* RHJllw | j (,
John Schneider finished the r r lh» last terrifl.- drirr, the Uni niiimI ih# l"t tliiy nf Aiirh"(, A. I*.
hn * 111#it f n m # In m y nf flc u
— — game, pitrhing l > only one man. versity of Washington elm* from uI nl ld I, hn
# ninilu umilMaihiri f**r %
1 Hilly Dillingham started the la-hind in the lis t 100 meter* to tux ilttd to !m l#au#i] th#r#on*
sndcr scoring when he slapped whip a powerful Iliitiih eight in
out a homer In the sixth. The O’ympir, If not also In tho world
1
jSaint, knotted the count in the lernrd tlgie of sis minutes, eight*
(WANTED: FUUNIUHEl
FURNISHED house c.juhth when Owens doubled ami tents second.
l I — A nnouncem enta.
|WANTED:
M u le tfie
%
a. fe--------------- - ----------- i oror apartment.
apartment. With
With piano If'scored on a double by Zupanlr,
The victory, hy a irant ha f
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired l,"*»lbtr. Ilo* U-2, Herald
pinch hitting fur Vole.
length, advanced th* Americans to
[ ^F °t*e who really know, how'
In the eighth. Dillingham walked, the finals Friday without further
| Brlggo. Jeweler, Mag. Av*.
Bsllckl and Osley singled and Dick argument but they'll need the ex
ilrovi ovt a d:ub> to ac- tra day's rest to recover from the
-f: • —Automobile*.
" FOUR ROOM furnished apart- Hosinskl
ment. W. L. Coniwr. Phene 720. count for three r u n e and th* tall hardest rare they’ve had *t any yotft
1
I distance this year.
B£«4 REED a7(D Son*. 301 W.
alrel Bt. for w ,i'
T u t* fitly furnished roomt
E, bl Bird ears. These
f a iu ty m r n u ttrtw *
FOR RENT: Tartly furnished
for itn lg h t ills
Slmmom bids
S paniih stucco bungalow, 1B20
• STA R T Y O U R V A C A T IO N
CornfortibU chain
Dmiglsss Ave. Phone 0*2, R. (1.
R utfal bed Bgbti
ONTH1
•
ALL-STATE
tlrre—Heirs'
..
,
-----prtca* William*.
W ill lighted bithrooau
. *»d Saar a' quality. Real and 21— A creag e fo r Hale,
C O O L CRUISE-W idY
Bona, 301 W. F im St.
T h e ie co m fo rt* ir o your*
FOR BALE: 10 acre* more or
• —S itu a tio n W anted.
Jr*a on beautiful Golden Lake.
South of Sanford. Approximate-1
ly 333 feet on hard surfaeed'
Msgfly sad sfflclgst Mrsies
road. 333 fe ,t lake front. 720
less te KVUY fueit
feet deep. Ideal place for fruit
tree*, garden and poultry farm.
*
COLEE ASHLEY,
Bee or call Ernmitt Hunt, phone
d in k l e iT h o t e l s C O .
128 or 471-J.
Midway,
.
SESW* N™y ? et8 —
Pasquotank (N. C.) Irish potato. The Slato of Weat Virginia has
growers report best prices since I * unique central mailing office
1927 wilh the potato** selling st its eapitol where mall far *vsround | j t o , " a barrel.
I cry state department It handled.
SHIRTS
PHONE 475
SEMINOLE COUNTY
LAUNDRY
INC.
USE ,
FLORIDA DOLOMITE
FOR
CORRECTING SOIL ACIDITY
FLORIDA DOLOMITE la an excellent (toll conditioner.
It will neutralize (toil acidity — U wilt Increaae Ik#
efficiency of your regular fertilizer* — U supplies
the planf, food* calcium and magnesium—It will hasten
alurlty.
aturity. FLORIDA DOLOMITE used a t this lima
ill increaae your crop production.
C
FLORIDA DOLOMITE can be obtained from your
regular fertilizer representative. Ask for FI.ORIDA
DOLOMITE
Or Write
iszr.i FLORIDA DOLOMITE COMPANY
Plant and Mine:
Sarasota, Fla.
Mila Office:
I’enbrokr, Fla.
Y ou can Forget your
SKIDDING
WORRIES
Cl as si tied Adve rtisemen t s ’:
*AN$LEY
S5
When yon ride
on the lira 1
with
-fklantcL lo
ITACY
DAVID,
—
*--—- •■f*
v *s*i cfilorvil girl,
V " 1* house work. Canaan City. ASK FOR our price* on IDE
CREAK FREEREHS, blanleyU N A ALBERT, • colortd girl,
,■ wanta houM work. *l*H n h sl Roger* Huribrnro Co.
CHARLOTTE ' t ILLHAN, eoloril MULES FOR Sal*eT^twt~arrl»«l
from Georgia. Sea them a t
■ Woman, wanta Job waahlng or
Garner Rroe. Farm. South of
Seeag work. 013 Hickory A ra
Glndervill*. *
FOR SALEt Used heavy type
lawnmowtr, 12.DO. BM Valen
ENI GET Vigor At Oneel New sla Drive.
Oitra* Tonic Tablet* contain
i# oyater Invlgoraton and other FOR BALE a t g bargain, IBM
Ford V-S Coupe. 3, T. New
llsaelanU. One does pepa up rr.
as, glands. If not delighted, by, 1000 Palm etto._
ttor refunds fow , cents paid. FOR BALE: One Rimlngton Automatle 8* Rifle. Cheep. 1042
W, Flint BL_______
FOR BALE: 4 room frame houao,
steeping north on highway.
Citrus Heights. *300.00. Apply
**"• H- W oortr, Root* *, Do*
• W h y d o y o u r d m a l i p fen d e lid e ?
B e c a u s e t h e y h a v e s tiff , u n y i e l d i n g
t r e a d r ib a t h a t a c t l i k e a le d t w i n e r *
w h e n y o u t r y to s t o p . T o e l i m i n a t e
t h i s s le d - r u n n e r g ild in g s G e n e r a l
I n v e n t e d t h e D u a l- 1 0 — a d r e w i t h
t r e a d 10 f le x ib le I t w r i n k le s ‘w h e n
b r a k e * a r e a p p lie d * T h e w r i n k l e #
S T O P rig h t n o w l
TAKi A
P r o v e t o y o u r o e l f tb
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, S A T U R D A Y , A U GU ST 15, IM G
nr
President Of
State Citrus
Body b Dead
i r u r a l f t
E stablished In 1908
Lemke,0’Brie» ROOSEVELT SURVEYS
Endorsed By
Justice Union
TWO REBEL LEADERS EXECUTED
__
Heart Attack Fatal'
To John T a y l o r , !
! Democratic Norn*
, inee For S e n a t e
_
t- J
Sanford I* The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
PENNSYLVANIA FLOOD DAMAGE
Committee Chairman
G i v e n Approval
On ProposalsBaek*
ins: Coughlin Acta
NUMBER M l
Strong Peace
Plea is Made
By President ij
‘I Hate War,’ Chief
Executive Assert*
In Address Before
New YorkAudiencQ’
~
*
CLEVELAND, Aug. 15.—Jill-iThe National Union for boelal
Justice today overwhelmingly e ib .
domed Repretbntatlve William
Lemke, Union party prrildentlal
v
candidate, and Thimaa C. O'Brien,
Senator Was Active
Roosevelt
R
e
c
a
l
l
s
hla running mite.
\
In C r e a t i o n Of
John II. OThtnnrl; of Pennsyl
Personal E x p e r *
vania voted the only “no” in the
t* Pinellas C o u n t y
ience Of Conflict ■
whole convention.
' Delegate* demonttrated more
A
n
t.
IB.—
(A
P
I
LARGO,
_____
CHAUTAUQUA. N. Y.,‘ ’
than an hour when I,oui* B. Ward,
—John 8. Taylor,
“ _‘ . 66,
6, prtaL
Aug. 15.— (AP)—E xprea*resolution* committee chairman,
dant o f th « F lorida C itru s
ing "dee)! co n c ern " a b o u t'
presented ■ propoaat endorsing
_ and a member of
tendencies ab ro ad , P re s id e n t
“with m exception! whatsoever
•fata citrus commission,
Roosevelt la s t n ig h t sp o k e all acti of our president and
. I a t hla home here thia
great leader, the Kev. Charles CPrr*Ident Ronsevrit, making a tour of the tlo,„| dam s'cd urea of Pennsylvania and southern out J o r w orld peace but a t
mom Ins, following a heart
Coughlin.
Ciw York, stop* at Johnstown. Pa., to inspect tha , ily hit hy two of the country's luggeM flood*. With th e sanu> tim e w arned that
attack Buffered t u t week In
co u n t rv
could and
Selection of Sylvester V. Mc the President are Mayor Shields tin light suit) of Johnstown and Major Gen. E M Markham, army i th is
This picture, made at Barcelona, ruchcd to London by r J»n°
Waihlngton, D. C„ where
would "d e fe n d o u r neighbor*
Mahon. Cleveland lawyer, at per engineer. (Associated Press l’hoto)
and
then
radioed
to
New
York,
ahowa
Gcneralc
Manutl
Poded
(left)
he attended a conference on
hood."
th* M of dye m citrus frulta. and Alvaro Fernandes Burriel (center) during a court martial hear manent chairman brought a ten'I hate war," said tha Pro*l- •
; He vaa Ike DemocraUc nomi ing in which they were aentenced to drath for treaaon. They were minute demonstration. Prolonged
ent In dose dipped phraie la
nee for ata t, senator and had no executed immediately. At the right le an armed guard who kept cheering broke out sta in when
forslgn affslrs speech urging
McMahon
announced
Father
Republican opponent. The county watch over them during the trial. (Aaaoclated Preaa Photo)
a building of puh.ie opinion for_
Coughlin wou'd head tha comn li
Democratic executive committee
neutrality “If war should break
tre on adoption of e cjmlltutlon.
expected * to aalect *e new nomiout again in another continent.”
McMahon, who la alio national
Some, he said, would seek lo sred* ■ecrctary of the union, to!d the
J Taylor • served t a . the - lefts ta
neutrality to gsin riches., .
convention
thalkKather
Coughlin
Russell
Urges
Celery
Diorama
Displays
rn i*1 u th a . represent* tiv* from
| "If we face tha choice of profits"
la
“•
great
leader
riarn
from
out
BfUakoraagh cottaly In ISOS, waa
At Florida Exhibit; Relates
I or peace." hs said, “the nation wilt
of tha people" and "from Mm we
actlrf : t a ' the movement which
I j i w t o n M a k e s R e p o r t , aniwer- must answer—*w* chooao* * ^
have learned that the principal
Story
Of
Inspection
formed Pinellas county
f-nr#
cause” of the economic depression
part of HUUbprough and waa
O n
P r o p o s a l s P* ^ V r"hief K, „ utl„ >pokt
' t,
"waa the usurpation of unscrupu
elected reprcecatatlve from . PI
n>
c
r
y
wood
|
O
f
.
F
l
o
r
i
d
a
(
i
r
o
u
p
(he
raised
platform
«f
a
wooden
lous men of one of the sovereign
ne|laa in 1313.
amphlchratiu sunk Into a tro*.
j Ha tarred aa atate senator for Business Volume In Floridians R e c e i v e attribute* of our government, the
An
enrivhement
of
small
h
h
h
l,
' u,!‘l' d
n,*r , ' h»
Rr y e a n , and was -president of
. ,
, ,
i of Iuakr ( hautsuqua. It was her*
crease Of 20 To 40 Warm Welcome In
(:h. utA‘uqlm pn)tTUM
tha . Senate , a t the IMS te n Ion.
* (>rr*t Inkr* Exporiti.n. now going
** J u i i u v o a** school curriculum thrugh the F.*-Ilh tl
He . waa u nneaeeeaaful candi
tension Department of the Uni-, hnoWB to m, ny # , 1Mjlg, oritlnaB-g
----------------------- on in Cleveland, Ohio, brought
California M e e t
Percent Announced
date for .governor la IMS, but
vi'nily »*f rUmtl« h*« Iwi n ail- ! yrir<
**
—
- —> j y i
I home with him a gl us ing account
fe jane' was nominated for aa
voeated
by
Urn
I'ounty
Sutwrln.
A(,#r
describing
at
length
tha .
a
a
n
l
O
f
a
K
e
d
U
r
O
S
S
“
f
the
Exposition,
giving
M
il
e*pe
Tha local Elks Lodge must ad-i
The automobile builnei* In San
U lv T h r
U oM rlalM i l*rr«a)
U-nilenU' A»»oci»Mon. T. W^.
f r M y rv!«tion« of the nation* u<
f tlm
Iciilly vivid dneriptinn
G o v f i m iu *n l
fo re**
Im l n y
r«** ton, Seminole school head, sail
P h a n fa r
P r n n n r A / l Florida Exhibit, which is one of
^ H ia widow and * ton survlvs. ford this summer has been unuv I her* to ’rule* more strietlv
ually good, with both new and used In the past, Fred F. Domer, H - t n a p i t r
I r e p U r t J U the outstanding point* of interest r u TaimI a navojfi* r v b c l a l l nek tli- today on his rvturn from a four- North and 5vouth Amor lorn* Iftt
far calc* hare showing a large In sited ruler.
ml«Mi igniriNl Irun
Ihn Buy of day period of Instruction of the Koosevelt exprttstd appr*b*B»t**t J
at thr Exposition.
over condltloos abroad, Ha ipoko
j
P r e a e h e r S i u f f g e d F o r crease over thoaa of the same pe last night In a report of require
l l i a n i y . A fDt* h u u i n u rtn u ll won group In Gainesville.
Mr. Russell said that the Sendparllcu'arly
of
th*
“blUar
*
Xpertriod
last
year,
according
to
local
D im h v i i v i r a t a m i m i n i v i c k m t y e t
'S i f c t t a r I n f l u e n c e ’
ment* sat forth by the Grand
Another Imputlant resolution m m >1 of 'litnw lM
The Btminol* County ChaptW hole Chamber of Commerce bul
automobile dealers.
Lodg* during tha recent conven of the American Red Cross hs* letin, which la filled with Informa t h r o w n a t K u v r r n m u n t Alrong* passed by the superintendent* ef both the spirit and letter
One
local
dealer
said
that
dur
hoM* in l hi* r o a n t a l nor li o n .
was one urging that the stale ternallonal agroemsats "wligfoa
A8HHVUX*. N. C„ Aug, t l tion In California.
organised a group prepared to tion about this county, la very
Thr rrtulU of ti *rnvu wnrniuc provide n fund to care for all regard to th* simple pr to* Ipit* of .
Vh—Or. Chari#** Vaughn, peetor ing the first six month* of this
much
In
evidence
at
the
ehlhit.
Il
w
u
pointed
out
that
the|
m
rrt
any
situation
that
might
of tha Los Angeles Christian year'b* so'd more cars, used and Sanford organisation was bot| .
but showing of Seminole's Colery ■' MU" ' t ' f ,ha
1h o rr‘,fn <1 ' phases of school Insurance.
/r„„
honor."
Church and a leader of the op new, than ha did during all of Inst singled out as being lax in ragu , arise from disaster of any kind. crop I. meager, lie thought il fir" 1,111 "»«MlinK In S|-«»l»h
The group also favored a pro.
“Our closest neighbors IIS good
Cards
giving
information
con
year,
and
several
others,
reported
position to inclusion of Jews tn
Jiosul that the superintendents' neighbors," th* President said. *11
^ ,hc
tationx, but that tba Grand Lodge cerning what to do If disaster would b* nice, he « ld , If the Cham. 1
Incroaaes
la
their
volume
of
bustth e
newly-efgenlaed National
and Ihiratened with death should short course bo made a permsnot* ranging anywhere from JO intendad the Instruction, to cov should strike In this county are her a n d f»rnu*r* o f thin e o u n tj' the rebi s advance against ''i l h . |n r„j activity, and that (hr state there are remoter nations that wtok
OMffreate of Clergymen a
er all institutions in tha United being distrlbulad by th . organ- *»ulrt send the exhibit some dl.ius not good but ID, they kaow tha*
Laymep. today reported ho wai to 40 percent.
er Iron or San Sc 'a-linn, w ere, superintendent of public instruc s i are strong; they know that wo
States.
Ixatlon,
and
In
such
n
case,
any«"»»•
»•
ec'^r),
rul,ure
•
n‘1
h
,r
‘
Officials of the Ford Motor
slugged as he catered bia hotel
n d known.
tion fda his report each year ran, and will defend ourself anjl
Mr. Domar, who was sent by one of the following should
1vesting.
Agency hero, located at 109 Palmet
,
Relic, troops, massed on the road instead of biannual!/.
the
local
oraniiation
to
tha
con
defend our neighborhood.”
|
The
Florida
exhibit
at
the
Ex,
ling Into Iron under protection
He aefd ha waa unconscious for to Avenue, said that during th* vention, reported that the Flor- notified Immediately:
wA
Mr. laxwlon said Bryan Willis,
He
did
not
define
th#
known
MU* Elisabeth
DsForest.
~ » » n Manor,
» >n whl,‘
u
r , or a.iiH^,y
.eti 1th chief of the state auditors, ills
several minutes. awaking ta find months of May* June, and July kia delegation received the wtrm, c . -Ksni.r*
th . ehnlrR.« IPFlorida
a Georgia
Cidonml
am ieiy barrage
oarrngr. were
»i re nnrri.s
i "neighborhood,” nor did ho tto a a i
asti- cussed a proposed change In iho upon
hla room had ham tested eg 330 they had sold >0 percent more now •st welcome f e r n ' all auarter*. hto?tln Br^o C a s to r th rirm .n ' mm.lon surrounded by U aullfu’ ,
„bat m|c ht be Implied In hH
Kowwrnnr.
r.t
firs-.
____________
c
a
n
and
S3
ta
d
1-3
percent
mors
letter* addressed to earless p
In Dallas a special “Florid* Day" itoto^W tohT'
Dr A W 1gsrdrna, repicwnling in outlny ,“Ui"
r«Porte.l heavy on both
affecting the school eel- ,
thgt It would ba dafewlused
eon
than
do
ring
tha
cor
eon, throughout the country who
| sides.
| u|(. A committee Is now work- ^
was proclaimed, by the Texas Ralph Wight, w u e , Ur. A. w. *f |250’
responding
period
of
last
year.
Tor
ere combating O o m m u n le m .
.Centennial.
r T k . l Z j ; I “Surrounding the -lately, pil l J " Ambler. American, held a*
„„ the suggested innovation*.
Mr. Roosevelt said He had *MO
.Vaughn attributed tha attack and the first sis months of this yesr | Further reports by the exalted Oaronce Adams tTOMrorUtlon Ured building." Mr. Russell -aid. «
In lloelv.. province by
Among ,h. principal sp e a h e ra L .r, . ml "blood running .roat th*
robbery U “sinister Influences.'* the Ford Agency ha* told 10 per ruler included convention pro
tommuMcitlon*
Elton "l» an acre »f garden, with eiln .. K-vcmmcnt force-. » a . reported '
..Ulrcl.ed the 110 persona woundtd. I have seen men *«ughcent mors used and now c a n than cedure and action.
Mon.hton
ll'rm E .ther and other exotic fruit* pain.lakin,;- rr"‘ "'1|l
wi**' :t7 Ilr,ll-h »ub* -lan d in g the course were D r.]in|t out their gassed lung*. I ha»#
during tha, first alt months of last
The local lodge chieftain was
* M n * Helen A t transplanted; orangey^grnpc-1
Amory Worcester of the Uni-1 lt(n the dead In tho mud. I have
year, and prospect* for continued aboard the special Florida dele-]
clothing;
vt'ialty uf Nebraska; Prof. FI. C .1s e e n cities destroyed.
good business seem bright, they gallon train which c.rrlad Gov.] Schultx,
* h u .U . regUtratlan
(Masi, professor of rducstlon In "I have seen two hundred limp
Id.
Ohio University; and Ur. R. A. ing, exhausted men come out of
0
.
Real and Sons reported that
rhlrh ru n s1troop* near t'ampomalor, I'ortu- Foitrr, professor of English In line—th* survivors of • nglm ont
Shlnholser,
Mayor;
and
also
fola.
hi
ng
with
mo«a
thalr business for the summer has
of 1,000 that went forward 4 i
the same Institution.
During th* convention parade. #Hh#r th# fir* ehiaf or police]along side of the grounds from th e c a l.
been practically tha tarn* aa that
(t'eatlaaeO • • MS* tin ) '
Mr. Lawton, who acted as an
iMxnor with enclosed booths all filof last summer, bat that aa last Mr. Dorner laid, th* state's deleInstructor during part of ths
Accordlng to th* Bed Cross,1led with product* such as fish
summer's sals* wore unusually gato* received a tremendous
four-day period, also was chair,
Local Yacht Basin
haajelst, good, the volume of automobiles ovation probably oxceoiting that aa soon aa anyone of Ihe above sponges, woods, birds, shells, nn I
man of the resolutions commit
methbera
leant*
of
a
disaster
h#
handicraft.
The
pergola
lead*
1*F
Host
To
Wealthy
they Mid this summer is also rutv- given to any other state.
fifth la
tee.
will
communicate
wlUx
each
of,
easy
slope
to
the
ground
level
nlag high. In a statement to Tha
It wma announced th at th* San
New
.Yorker's
Craft
th*
others
and
proceed
at
one#
where
covered
oooth*
are
built,
ono
Herald, they said that tlr* month frnl organisation Is preparing
flllrd with articles made from siqf July, IMS, was on* of Ur* best for a visit In th# future from to;
K'aallM.4 aa page live!
The yachting season was official United States Takes
1. Tb# Armory on the lek#
months »h*T over had. and th a t In Gov, Sholts, tn his capacity as
ly opened in Sanford today, when
front
(U
this
I*
destroyed
or
In*
head
of
th*
organltatlon.
Swim
July of Uia year they had Mid only
the yarhl "Jane,” a |<15,0t)0 craft ~
.......... Honors
~
, , From
. ,
Doyle E. Carlton draw 13*
AlUbiU Croat Line Division, tha a< few leas new c a n than In Mr*
A committee of tan la working aeeesibla, then to tha other altarowned by Alberto Santo*, wealthy J Q p a n e H e A t h l e t e s Seminole County vote* tfa lro t
O
Brotherhood of LogomoUre Fire- MUM month last year, with proa- on plan* f r r an Klka picnic to no to loco tIona.
New York broker, tied up at th * .
■
777 for C. O. Andrew* In the
f . Th* Episcopal Pariah House,
pacta for fu to n bos Inet* being b* held lator this month. Mr.
municipal pier ami yacht basin. | -RERUN. Aug. Ifi.-W l—^Th* Democratic primary for nomi
Dorner said.
400 Msgs oils Avenue,
■Boat promising.
The broker, who la on a honey- United Bute* took unofficial team nation to th# candidacy foe V .
Company,
„ Wight Brother* Company said
•a.
* The'W
* " * n ight
' ■ “ * "Motor
MW* W
W H-r-«f» ^
.
•
W f
to J
a
1
trip to V D n h ftM , K. C.
moon trip, will remain her# today honora from Japan In the Olym- 8. senator, Supervisor, of RagU■
T ea|h 8treat aad Sanford A’*- Q J g V 1 3 V a l i d a t e d following a three day cruise up Ik# p|c swimming competition today. tratlon W. J. Thigpen annouaMd
• -ldoydReyfcTroimaader ag tha
, St. John* River from Jacksonville. Allhe/gh th# Nipponese gkrnered today.
4. Tho Saialnol* High School,
point* in the climax of
Official canvaaa of bollota wt*
llth 8treat aad French Avenue, Validation of refunded bontl* The vessel arrived In Jacksonville mo, t „f
totaling ISO,000,
Issued
for
Miami, 'Shursiliy, aflcr a lh t 200-mete# breast stroke-and made yesterday by th# count/
City *Must Fijnir?
(Prioripal's offka).
Blavia Drainage DUtrlct. *i< lilp up the Atlantic from the own- ( i.Aoo-meUr free alyl# champion- canvassing board.
Hair To Make Lion
reported today by Frod R. Wil- r r ’« winter home.
,'s h lp l, Marshall Wayne of Mleml
Mr. Carlton's unofficial vot*
son, attorney for. th* district's
a craw of threw men, composed |oo](
|0-m#Ur platform die count announced In Th# Herald
Take Shower Bath
board of supervUorg,
of a Philippine steward, a chief en- tn^ tll|e , nj American swept all Wednesday was )wtstsd by t t
’ Th* Saalnolo Cottnty Chamber
Judge Millard B. Smith hand-,ginter, and th* captan, Is with the f |r lt p|Me, |„ (p r|ngboard diving, absentee ballot*, while Judge Aa- .
of Com mare# today reported bet
od down the validaUng order,
I vessel, whleh measures 72 by 18
u nc|( 8, m htll , t*sm totol of draws drew seven more voto*
tor collection , of membership
According to th* potltion on ft. and contain* four eabini, be 81 points to 77 for Japan. Gar through ti|# malls.
ih*M fa r the past fiscal yoar
file a t th* Court House, appli sides th# erew* quarter*.
A total of 1,373 ballot* wor#
many, Hungary, Franc* and Groat
than for any other olmllor period
cation to refund th* Issue waa As th* first -Up In * campaign Britain finished in that order,
CJBtte
ta tho past thr** year*.
toad* aa early aa 1039.
to attract pleasure craft* of this
Mr. Thigpen Mid hooka Me
Th# Amsrlcan girls' team nosed
With tho deadline for payment
Goo. Dav# 8holts .yesterday
The refinance corporation Is
of this y e a rt saambarship fro ■Ignod tho dM th warrant • of, prgTWlnf , |3I,000 loaa fo r th* kind I* Sanford, Secretary Ralph out Holland by 55 points to 83 and registration to vot# In th* No
F. Bagwell of. Iho Remind* County one-half.
vember general elections will bo
today, BoereUry. Ralph Ooorgo "Big Jim" Dixon. Sam- J ^ ^ r t i o n .
Chambor of Commerce presented
open In hla office on Monday*. ;
K. Bagvroll sold th a t payments ford aogro convicted for thoj
*"
Mr. Wilson said all bonds ami j the newlywed* with a beautiful
Tuesday* and Wednesday!.
wore coming la regularly, with murder of Charley Fanner,
approximately touquet of flow m .
Fat
Stock
Show
Is
eoUeetioao k a lif rocordad front colored, lost May, th* Associated latoreet
833,300.
Pro** reported today from Tal>
Billed For March
Served In Both
Florida Houses
Situation Abroad
Causes Concern
a
Seminole Farmer Visits
Great Lakes Exposition
A uto' S a les F o r L o c a l Elk Ruler
Summer Reported Makes Report On
A t Unusual Peak Lodge Convention
, hl, ,
r*
,
V."
C o u n ty School'll
Superintendents
Ask New Courses
. „ .CoS f l JwirVrSy1"t jRe b e I s Repulsed
* |‘urn''1h,rr fr,,mn viM
l lo :lwBy L o y a l i s t s In
Attack OnBay City
lold ^ J ’S ^ F o r All Disasters
“ T «SKf "S:
Kta W
!, ta, ............... . ..... . -
Canvassing’ Board
Declares Carlton
Received 896 Votes
Drainage District
iRefunded Bondsln
Chamber Reports
Fine Collection 0 f
Membership Dues
Death Warrant Of
Local Negro Gets
Sholtz* Signature
of t i t members bare
will
appear on the to llo t for
Rufus Johnson, another Semi- Commission Plans
note Couny negro under sentence
Budget Discussion
of death, naked for o commuta
tion before n warrant for
the governor1!
An adjourned mealing of th*
Ho WOO convicted of City Commission will bo hold
Gilbert.
Monday night to begin prellml
Th* electrocution date for nary discussions on the munlcl
Dtxea waa established m Aug, polity’s 103«-S7 budget.
It la expected that th# Com34.
. , _
Tb* Florida law provide* that mieeUm *]m will appoint a con
tb* mhoriff of lb* county h tact nv
tb* rowdemnul « u «*■ Haoweot u x p o y m [a an effort
aboil
pull lb* slectoWI to elesn up, aa much aa poaaible,
-eT
,
h
Final Sunday Game
Billed For Tomorrow
President T. E. Blmoeon cf the
Seminole County Chambor of
Commerce today pointed out that
tomorrow's drobla-header at th*
local ball park was tha last Sun
day game to bo played by th*
Lookouts In Sanford.
He listed that th* DUblicitr re
ceived from boMboll by this city
hod been more favorable than
any other source used this year,
though it h*jl probably soot th*
C.
R.
Dawson,
Semlnol*
County farm agsnt, today an
nouneed ho would accept appli
cations from persons In this
county who wish to inter th* an
nual 8late F a t Stock Show In
Jacksonville,
scheduled
for
March, 1337.
Tb* year's show will continue
for ISO days, according to advie#* received by tho agent.
Th* winner of the 1330 event
•old hla alack for 31 cento par
'pound on tit* hoof, Mr. Dawson
�"-■f: wvy.
THIS SANFORD HERALD, SALFORD, FLORIDA
feATORDAT, AUGUST IS, 193*
SATURDAY, APOOTT IS, 1*39
,
Peace
Amendment
Proposed
' a t. '• ’
S*. i
*
*
22 Mot And Boy
FLORIDA HIGHLIGHTS
„. -
' " " "" J
^
An Amendment to the Constitution as a simple and
tlcal method to "guarantee everlasting peace to our na” ia pretfosed by Major General Smcdley D. Butler In . With fall In th* offln#
irtide In The Woman's Home. Companion. Hia aug- aees a lot of twosome “to)
M S S MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor .
daughter” shopping going
ThU baeineaa of gwtUng'JI g W
ready to go off to school atop
bo a very exciting happy affair,
or it may bo a very aad, maf
marred by the tdnfUet hi Im W
between mother Sod daoghter as
If
2 0 : 9 .: ® *
Bodies wore to ii a j Into Um air,
xaria frillthg under UkO wheels uf
tho speeding train..*
^
Many of tho vlcUme were boys
b*lwren 11 arid Id fW ta old.
dnngvr whatever of military invasion, fimt because of lta
gor)graphical position, and second because of political dis
sensions abroad, which prohibit Any one nation from leav
IAT. AUGUKT IS. ISIS ing- its borders unguarded in order to make war 8,000 or
(5,000 miles distant Even If foreign ■nations ever eould
Vtjfree to pool their resources ogninst the United States,
he adds, there still would be little fear of successful inva
sion.
Spain i* trying to decide between
th« clenched flat of cnmmunlim and
the open palm of hindouta.
Get ready for a big aeaaon next
jirttor. If you don't own your own
ferine, look out for higher renta.
•Carlton wa* a *urr winner, bnt
M l aupporter* didn't vole,” i* tha
Way the Tampa Time* explain* It.
' irk *«* where Dr. Townm-nd haa
fired Dr. Clinton Wundcr, hi* ca*t•fn. thief, for cipionigr. Well, no
(rondorl
try Morgrnlhau promiie* tax
tlon aa 8 natural conaaa of tha greatest (pending
in history. The magician at
t At l«a*t on* man her* In SemlMda County refuted to vota for
«ari»on for senator because he
OhMght he waa tha formar chalrt t t of tha 8lata Road Departu(8|l -who got laUtta^goveruor.
After they get that hols flnlehed
tot 8k Fort Knox to bury all th*
f*!d In th* Unltad State* In, Unde
B*W may look to hla country
fetoain* acroea the sea Ilk* tb*
fellow who had juit •wallowed the
Beach Times. Them
not slips. You don’t
According to Whirligig In the
yfltmJ Dally News, Jack Dempsey,
MM,(k-Olant Killer, who now op.
tattad an axcluslv* high hat restaursnt in New York City, Is ntgatfetdng a leas# In MUml and hopes
4a bparsta a similar typo of eatt joint thero next winter.
Claud* Pepp*r la a diplomat
ir excellence. Speaking on a very
Albjoct before tho Ex
tang* Club of Jacksonville th*
bar day, causing tb* Ocala Star
i headline, •‘Claud* (Popper to
M r tor Cres. But* Canal" be
lid. "1 have hitherto spoken of
F lots met In the cross stats canr and you may ba (nr* th a t In
toil has not abated." W*. too,
N r is r Dosh, nr* lntemsted In
Mr'«VM stata canal and oar Inn * t has tide abated *tth*r.
.........
..
dreaa,h itd < soddenlh mxgieelly,
charm hlofaomad ubder out .ages.
It VII M If someone hod touched
A flame to «a unlit exndlol *.
Bho ergs one of thoeo polo
gold blondes who in some Xhides
can loot curiously colorless ' end
in other* all golden. The area*
waa delphinium. Mae and waa aa
young aa spring, but it w anst
r •»*** and retain thing that
—
offered nothing to the Imagina
tion. I t had UtUa
IRUa unexpected
■ubllttlea—a row of email flat
pink gardealaa outlining - tha
neck with green leavea that
•howrd dark agalnat tha whitentaa of her skin and Madame
Recamlrr ulcer** that do things
for arms that nobody suspects.
The yoang shopper looked at
herself In the mirror, pinkchreked and starry-eyed, and at
her mother with growing respect,
“Why, Mother, you were right!
t never would hava believed that
this dreaa had anything on the
hanger—but when you put It on.
"Therefore,'’ he says, "with the invasion of our ahorcs
an Impossible military undertaking, the only war In which
wo can possibly become involved
.
‘ ' * is
‘ one In which our peopie would h ire no interest and no concern—and no. right
to Join. It would be one into which wc should be thrown
by some economic, political or diplomatic intrigue, and not
a war which wo should wage in defease of our homes.
And it Is from just such a war, a war such as the late
World War, that wo must protect ourselves.”
A h for the country's territories and dependencies, tho
General would let them all go, except the Canal Zone, which
is necessary to defense, Hnwuii nnd Alaska. The last two,
ho would not defend against armed invasion, but feels that
the occasion would never nrise, if the United States would
announce to tho world that it would use every economic
pressure possible against any nation which might be
tempted to attack them.
"Let’s pass all suggested anti-war legislation,” Gen
eral Butler says; '.'lot's attend all tho pciu:e and disarma
ment conferences; let’s have all the war protest meetings
we can arrange; let our young men form their 'veterans
of future wars’ groups—let's do all this and more. But
if wc really want to mako It Impossible to have our young She take* a bit of tlm* and
men sent abroad to fight tho wars of others, then let us •tudlaa Vogua and liarper’a Baby all means Insist upon adding the Peace Amendment to
tho Constitution of tho United States.
"And tho wives, the mothers and sisters of the future
cannon fodder must lead tho way.”
Mm. W. J. Morrieon and Miaa
Sally Morrison, who has been in
Riverside Hospital for several
weeks being treated, returned home
yesterday.
Dr. anil Mm. ;
anil family have
Washington, D. C
spent two weeks.
To Mary—With Love
Is Coming: To R i t z
Done* aad Cool Off
I7L0BXDA darike tba dietinetlea of producing a a detachment of the regular Army, to keep peace
* largri goaatHy ef CELERY during five fall, between the eettien aad hoetlla Indiana, Laaated
winter aad epriag than nay (that etata t la 19M on Tampa Bay in tha lewer heritor of tha city af
aad 1BI4 (latent available figure*) Florida pro- Tampa, It figured la many hlatorical Incident*. The
ducad a total «f 1,(11,000 crate* ef celery for a Poet waa aaaad for CoL George Brooke, and here
valuation of 1*4(5,000.00, while California, tec- It wee that hia dUtlngulahed eoa, John M arrif
end largaat celery »Uta, peodecad 8,808,000 cmlc* Brook*, waa born. Doc. 18, 1888, dmtinad later u
for a valuation of 18,888,000.00. Florida’* prin- become famoua aa tha daklgnar a f tha armored
cl pal celery acreage la eentend around the ipeclal- "Merrimae." I t waa alao from Port Brook* that
land aactioas t t Sanford, Oviedo, Manatee end the gallant Major Dad* and hi* command marched
Samaota.
when m»Marred by the S*minol*a under Mlatnagy.
q i d FORT BROOKS area never a fortification
,
but merely a military poet uaad aa a ctaUon f g .
GENEVA
Mrs Ki| Kinney and children
of Jacksonville arc visiting Mm,
(•rant.
F S. Sutton ha« returned from
” '
ii
v ta ll
In
ln *n t| *u e.
Mr ami Mm W L Sic* hive
r e t ui mil finni an r t l i i w i c p linir
ke«rl
of
ALL
I«a
the
w r.dli'rii
«tale*«
Mra (*. W t Ml|H‘|ipcr ami chilse
Sam l>rvy. an Ox irthi merchant. tln n have* meitrii
Sanfnrxl
lor' an«| family air «|Hinlmtr thrlr \a
*h«*vr they vxill
make
thrlr
ration at Itaytonn Ilrm h
home
Mr*. W. I*. Carter and m dhrr.
M m I. Sin Mofi
am I
Mra.
Mr*. L. A l«rr. »'-»** .fmnny ami Ji'iinitla Marshall havr mnvnl lo
l.oui* Ire . «prnt 1 nntlay in Oi Oat rota \th r » r thr> xxill n|*riat®
landt).
I hr Oerr*»la 11«»t«*I .
11*1 P* W. T*l'*ott and family Irft
Mm \\ II lullnnl, Mra. la.
Tuesday mornnn? for Savannah. Nnllr. ,iM |v u Mathirtix have*
* r Atlanta anti other |M»tnt» Thry rrltitiml ftt»m lt»rx»nuilo I l e a c h
Ia ao plan In viaii a limthrr in %»tin r Iht ) %|»t tit ihr la«t two
lf Tampa brforr rrti inm^ to Ovicd » tortk v
Aid fn»m th rir vacxition
Mi a*tt«l >|m
S.tmiiil la*vy
Mr*. B.
O xfi-ttcrt *|»rnt a j»n«l i h l M ' r i t
air at
hijftoni
few daya toPh Mi«* Cathryn llrti h thi« wirk
Y«ttnf at Ihr |h at h thla torrk.
Mi iirnl Mia A 1 MiMirt* ami
B. F. Whrrlrr «n«| fittnily arr rn
Mm J S Mom,, of Sanfonl,
i j joying the l«rarh at Ihiytona.
torrr
«»fMr ami Mn. P.
Mr*. Samurl \m Mnvphv i< viblt I< Ihatlr) S uii«Im\
inf hrr daughter, Mra V || Slry.
»t la k e Hamilton.
11
l.ittlr Miaa Shuittn Murphy.
n o r t h a n d c o n t r a p ortion* S u n d a y .
K i t r e n i e N’o r t h x x t *t I 1*»t «»|t
fair
to n ig h t. S u n d a y
p u ittv
cloudy,
p i o l a b l y l o c a l «lioxx«-i
t\ w e s t p o r
tio n .
^Elizabeth B r i g h a m
SWeds QuiHan Jordan
•Batter A t tot to Mart's”
In Choluota (hi, wrck-«iuL He is
not ilmnj ,0 well.
Hen Waioright of Sanford who
ha, U*en with hi, motht-r, Mr,. 1..
M. Wainrneht in Oiirdo for tho
past three week,, and who ia Ht
with malaria fever, waa able to
return In Sanford Turvlay after*
noon.
Donald Irinhart of Tainpa ia
,|H'ndinjr the summer with hia
father in Oviedo.
Mr. and Mrs. tiro. W. Morgan
are in New York.
OVIEDO
I t a a l l B a a d T n t m f a i r Omr»
T h e w iu th c r : p a r tly cloudy, scat•iT fi) th u x v c m
in e x t r e m e s o u t h
( H t r t l o n ti*rxli?ht »«r S i . n . U y a n d in
Dr. and Mm. B. D. Caswell and
daughter, Jean, have returned from
vtttta to Washington, D. C,
Wayneavllle, N. C . and Atlanta.
da n land that Mra. True expect* to
remain in the north. They will bu
miaaed by the entire community.
Miaa Donnie Hell Sellera, with
two frienda from Sanfonl, >|>ent
tho paat week at Daytona Beach.
Mra. Martin, uf Sort Myers,
Registrar of the Sherwood Muxic
School, wa, a caller at Mm. J. R.
Houghton's Friday.
Mr. and Mm. leslie White, and
daughters, Rarlwra ami I’rggy, of
Atlanta, will he the guevta during
the coming week at the home of
Mm. White's sister. Mrs. Bostick,
and also of her uunl. Mrs, C. S.
Shriner.
A T THE CHURCHES
< i n w t n o r i»on
Camp
Winona at DeLeon
Oeneew and Hanford
Springs ia popular with Central Th*
Itev. W I. Campbsll. paa
Florida residents, at evidenced
by the numbers who go there.
Herman Morris, owner of the
camp, sends in thiv list of eisD
tom to the rnmp Thursday:
Mr. and Mm. Harry l.ec; Mr.
and Mm. ltoy Hows; Dr, and
r r i . c e n t r a l , tavirhcai m i
Mm. A. W. Kpps, Mrs. Otto
O rU ndn l l id l nv«r
O cnevt A rc
Caldwell, Mm. R Mayer, Mr. t V r v l r # I CO T %i
and Mm. J. II Cidclimgh, Mr. T h * n . v C II l U k o r , p e e l o r .
RcKaol. » 4ft A. H.
and Mrs. I{. Monlsalvatge, Mrs. HHviruUy
# r m n n . I I 90 A. U .
D. Brown. Mr*. Tom Jones, Mr.! F i e n g v l U u e H » n l c e . I • • P IA
lii
and Mm. R. Smith. Dr nml Mrs. PHrea,yl ne rr » .Hi ig»r y l cPe r a yWe rr d n ea en dj i f . F f eI:#C
Carl Ricker, Orlando, J Ktnauld,
Mr. ami Mm. (Jmrgr Nader, Mr.
rn n u H T o ilm e n
and Mm. A. Zittcrow. Mm. R. o Rr r ». n Wt JN r fk
orooy. p a e tn r.
Martin, Daytona Brack; Mr. and Httr. la v V h e e l , | a H -A. M.
i n l « | Mervlcot. 11 I t A. M.
Mra. K. C. Harper. Sr . Mm. E. M
»• . rvlnif ICervIr*. I N
P M.
('. Harper, Jr.. Mrs, D linynor, ft* *» it r a a r e r o n d i i r i o d o n l h a
•Mr and Mrs. O. I’. Hnndon and m 1 'I a n 4 f o u r t h S u n d m o f e a c k
Mr. and Mm. Henry Thurston.
CITY BRIEFS
MU| Martha Carrott, Lakrlarol,
who haa b**n vDiting Mi»* France*
Wllaon, will ratum home tomorrow,
accompanied oy Mi** YYilvon. who
will vltit her for B »hort time.
Th* marriage of Ml*a Ellia____________ '
both Brigham and Quitllan Jor
dan waa a lo r .l, .vent, taking P e j f j f y A i m P i p p l l \
place
Monday evrnlng at 0
,
.
...
,
o'clock at the
homo of tho
Celebrates Birthday
groom'* parent*, Mr. and Mm.
-------W. II. We»tmoreland, Canon. Ga.
Mr*. Rnyr R. Pippin entertained
The Rev. Nellie Mann Opdale per- Friday afternoon with a birthday
formed the ceremony In
the party In honor of her youngrit
preneoce of a gathering
of daughter, Prggy Anne, at her
relative* and friends of the home.
,
young couple.
*
I Game* were enjoyed on tho lawn
An
Improviaed altar waa and Jackie Ludwig won high »onrc
farmed of fvrnt and other rich price In the peanut hunt whilo
greenery and wa* placed In the Betty Borland received low acoro
living room whore tho ceremony prixe. Punch w*» *erved by Fllisvraa performed. Place*! at inter- ,|>cth anil Glady* I*lc Pippin. Aftvala amid tho greenery wero rr a »wim tho gue»t« marched In
tall pedestal baaketa filled with to the dining room to the mu*ic
varl-colorej^- garden
flower*, nf numery rhythm march** pluyed
tliu f h tr r of l(
l
It
Murphy,
ia
"pending: mmr Hrm* with hrr aunt,
it..tt
Slry, at I akr llamiltonn
« dii '
Amon I nhrI•*\ and totfr torn* Dny
tuna Ilrat'h vlaitur-* Tut t-lay
' | The Rex J K WtNNlfvanl anil
l|(l family aprnt Tueatlay at Paytnnn
"•‘»rh
T.
Itern
Hire
turn
FORGET “ LAXATIVES^
USE RED CROSS TABLETS
Htlmultlvil. «v *i Itahll f. rn.lt** petlaUllW
• ••!••» U lh* *• Iritllfk. a i | In rrikv a Ml*
k i ***• •«. ilnrrlehi.v aa hei.larhe*. tv* f r i f f y ,
4
to rriiallpe'hst 11*4 i i.a a Tablets work
IM« b m «t**l ••*• 11*** HH*|*in pe-nt.pl « * F
!•» get '*al health «fw||ing. dlgeallv* I r h f i
t ptithb a, arv-l •*» l-ntt-l up D.althf e m r i f J
O »i*
Th# f attviaa R« I t ’ftoa mark a a
tow* p* k a l e la
( M t s s l r e r r a a a«MXX•lit II- •* i ' dsm II. n~dlea, |kpRl f ,
irk* eetIIl# 1 1 1
iMtkeia t lie.I C r it o
L e t * U..I lied I t . a i I hill • rvl h t t f T v k ,
• •>4 Ik*4 t'tv-a* Utah !•** tui.Lwm, I l k l i W t
L t d , «n4 tt.Uriulai pain
K WainriEht. St . who ha«
at hia dniiRhtrK. Mra. J A K
In Miami, ia rxjMitrd to r»*
with hia nurae to hia h«mt
Beware! Of Harsh
Oversteamed H a ir!
ABOUSH PARTIES
NO WALLOPING
FORT MYBRS NEWS PRFJS
If it is true that “Life Begins a t Forty” for somo, I t
is probably etjaally truo th a t death begins a t fifty—pro
viding tho "fifty” means fifty mllea »n hour. And so wa
find in tht) "Underwriter’s Review” an account of the for
mation of a "Not Over* Fifty” club, in which tho members
pledge themselves not to'drlvo over fifty miles an hour
and to subscribe earnestly to tho following creed:
1. Driving at a safe speed a t all times—40, 45, but
lar personal It jr la oflaa mom ,f .
not over 60 miles an hour on tho open road.
2. Knowing and observing tho traffic laws of my city faetlva than to aalaet th* amartand stato,
•*
• •at atvl* th at I* not briomlax.
3. Reducing my speod In bad weather, a t night, In And you f lrlt—of co m * you
couldn't poailbly ba caring what
congested arens and Where road conditions warrant.
tha boy* think bacanaa your mind
4. Observing the fight of way and driving on the will ba complataly flllad with
right aide of the road.
tri tonometry aad English His
6. Using hand Signals when turning or stopping.
tory. but did any af. you not Ira
6. Passing other cars only on straight, level stretches, tba anawera to tha quaatlonaalro
about gtrl’a elothea, aarrt ta a
when 1 havo ample room.
Jaryy number of men’* coIlegcaT
7. Nevor "jumping” tho light.
.__
Tha conacnaua of opinion of th*
8. Watching out for children.
American mala **«ma to
0. Always remembering th at drinking and driving young
b* that ba Ukas girls In (port
do not mix, and that a alow reaction to one or two drinks doth**, sport clothe*, aad more
may mean aomoone’a death. , .
.__
a p o r t elothea — awoataro and
10. Being courteous to the other fellow.
*klrta,—tweed suits and caaual
Editor Henry H. Haynes of tho "UnderwrUor’s Re debonair swagger eoats. Then,
view" admits that ho usually drovo between 65 and 60,, there ia a clean Jump (a tvtnlng
mllea, but tried tho Not Over 50 speed, and on a 200 clothe* — th* in-bstween-dreu
mile trip found It much easier to maintain an hourly av doesn't .appeal ta Um *o much.
bla beta nelr la being caught
erage, taking only 16 minutes longer to make tho trip And
out with a girl who ta a m than waa hia custom, not to mention tho margin of n ie ty pressed!
.
Involved. Tho writer concludes, "Tho sponsort of the 'Not' 4 Bo juat In com you. era plan
Over 6o Club’ don’t know It, but they havo i new mem ning pn Including a bit of promtrotting with th* reat a t your
ber.’’
.
.
... • •
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
stblng must ba radically A rthur Yowsll and party, Mr.
with paopls who out of sheer *nd Mra. R. A. Newman and d^ughVRatst tha hasting of a tar, und Miaa Wllkia w*ru among
bring, ovyri a legal haog- tha Sunday bothers *t tba bmeh.
extra-curriculum actlriUaa (they
(to My. It’s ftna axarctaa), you
bad b itter got mm raaOy atd tIng , week-end . outfit, smarter
than amort and with aD th* *ea worlaa just right. A good bit
uU b budget will ga. fa» ty a
eoa. And of courde, there mast
ba an evening gown—glamorous
1 but not so s o p lt o a ta d tto t *
^ ATHENS, Aug. 1C.—Premier
Gen. John Metaxae, newly pro
claimed military dictator of Greere,
announced the abolition e f poRticaii
parti** yesterday.
A large sited crowd attended tho
danca held last night a t th* Wom
an's Club trooma, Th* following
gentleman w*r* tn attaadsneui
Frank Woodruff, Jam*a Higgins,
John M umU,. Edward BatU,
Douglas# 0 riff In, Hama Humph,
Jo* ChitUndra, N ed, ChttUntan
and Will lam fl»JAldsrman 0,'H . Dlngm has rv-
Itorials, (i
LONGWOOD
The llonii* l>vii!i»n«trtttiun < lull
of intuit * nu t ut th«* lilitaiy
Moniluy afternoon
tohrii
Mina
1Cii t Ii
stand Is approved by th* sectioa
which It serves and all th i* coon__
ties of tha lower West Coast, our
circulation territory, weht solid!y fed Carlton. Meraovsr, this
section didn't taka a walloping,
either. Far several reasons It ap
peared locally desirable to havo
Doyl, OSr'.ton In tha U. S. SenaU.
He lock but our voter* won politi
cal praRie by sopporttng the
CandidaId bast taprcsentlng th*
eaeftoto Intmpt No sacUoti can
go’wromg that way. Tha winner,
for what It nuy bo worthy will
hava more respect for us by r*a•on of our having stack by a use
ful frj*nd. At any ret* it'serve*
nodet that If fee turn* out to be
( useful friend fed can count oh
being rewarded, which I* more than
past record* would load him to ex
pact from sOmt station* lh which
bo pojlad g Majority Tuesday.
La* coanty and lta nalghher*
hava ham .............
doing »ty-w*n m
thl< r^sprit lately
If thsy keep
ba acoordod
>#i to a ate-
McLAULIN Jeweler
111 PARK AYR.
|tu rr « * n lH 'i ir rr
riivi *
d i m ’-
tia«n« on tufting us u *«m| in t|«»cnlatlon o f ImmI- 1'HifTla ami other
WE ARB PROUD
<1f OUR 8BRVICS
,
TOUR WATCH MfjflT BB
ACCURATE
PffWal Railway Imptttm
After the 15th of Aoguri, Mr.
ihd Mrs. Jordan will retu ri to
Rcnford, where th#/ will mako
thelr home.
"
FORMER PUBLISH Kit DIES
-------MOUNT MORRIS, N. Y., Aug.
18—</JV-lElmer Ellsworth Con•ath. 8T, former publisher of th*
-“ha. N. Y„ Patriot and Free
Preaa and a former director of
publicity for th* Stale Republlcan Committee, diets here yes-
cover*
The Junior |ti»v* of the Haptixt
Chinch had » |»unir anil awtni
xvit)| their I»mlrr t i i iff ScholfirM
at Sanlamlo 8|»rinir» Tuemlay.
P n ifn su r and Mr*. W. J. Well*,
Jr., x*»th their three children
have krone to vi-.il the former'll
father at Milton. Fla.
Mr*. Alnm Carrier lx with rela
tive* in (ienevn.
J. K. Munirer xvho underxxeiit
an operation at K» i nald l.mnrM**n
honpital. ha* returned to bti*incae in Sanfonl.
rale uf both
and usrd cam
Mrs J. Fred Scholfield i* en
amounting to un increase of In i trrtalninir her nCtcr, Mix. F.lizuperrent over the
same
( mo l>eth firiffln Taylor xvho in so
months of last year. There bn* cial xerxice secretary in the lluph<-en a great improvement in tl*t Church in Murray, Ky.
their line of automobile* s> well
Ilia* Adrienne Waits of l.y*
u* their business, they report* d. man sch<Nd ha* retumeil from
The I'nKtor Chevrolet Company Cuke University and Is staving
•old more automobile* between with her sister, Mrs. Lillian
January and June of this year than Kntsminirer.
Moy,
Ludwig, Connie
j acklw Ludwig, Joe BorUnd N, nty williams, Jesn Ro->erts, 8uo Collins, Nancy Collins,
Sarah Jin* Wslkor, Norma Jean
Sayar, Betty Roberts, Minnie Ruth
Odham, Katherine Odharo, Bllllo
oildewrll, Mnrrl* G idewell, Jr.,
Dorothy
Mac.
Helen.
Eddie
anw
Robert
Munson,
Nell
s tewart. Virginia Borland, Batty
w A , , , lrlck , nJ jg ,, A> P.
Mrs. Clifford Walker,
(;0|jum<
According tn tba Smithsonian
InaUtutloa, Washington, th* InHans tn th* United Stata* causa or
iginally from Asia.
■luring tho entire year of IP.ta,
with more sales Iwing recorded in
July than In any other month, and
prospects are excellent for con
tinued good business, according to
official* of the company.
Other local automobile dealers
also report*.I that their business
this summer has been unusually
good.
To-Night
S-C-R-E-E-N-0
*5
Mr. and Mra. N. II. Garntr,- Mra.
J. B. Lawton, Mrs- N .,0 . Garner
aad MU* Beiay aru comfortably
located la a e^ttag* a t Daytona
•tad effort to reach th*.
• dying mas, and t than
U r ton, cron before h*
tad dead, th* hood which
t public gat* the glassy
Id ayaa la crier to carry
Telephone Hi
fast Canadian Pacific freight
train struck aad ablWtered i
large track hi which they tk r*
riding.
t
Returning from a political ral
ly. tho poeti bt about 49 drive
directly lata the p a th o f the lan*
motive I t A ' grade croeoing. bv
tho college outfit.
In a almp, the other d
saw a ,'aehool-girl—young
iMfty4fro.
'S o cial A n d P e rso n a l A ctivities
Winona Is Popular
With Local Residents
Tin- Town » m m nl eunvrnr<l
Thur*di»y night fur the August
lniiiim-,* *r**titn.
rh r Civic l-iuirur Sewing Club
will m.-et at llie library IVednev•liiv nderiiiHin tu work fur the baxa«r
Iti-frrMlitnent* w i l l
be
i»i*i ve<l.
The vympnthy of their friend*
i. .-st.,..l.ij |u Mr. and Mm. T.
M Van Horn in the |u*» nf their
infant »nti She pant week.
A few friend* gathered at the
home uf Mr*. Niemryer Sunday
evening fur a community ring.
Another will galher nrxt Sunday
night.
LAKE MARY
ALL $5 WAVES
Alao featuring for the rr»t
month—Shampoo, Fingrrwave
Manicure A Eyebrow Arch
Lucille’s Beauty Shop
SUNDAY
MONDAY
T h o s e .-‘ B r o a d w a y
I* P e n th o u s e * '
Thr m»ny frirmis here of Mr.
Wm. K True, rrgn-t tn hear of
Ills ili-nth the |w«t wrrk at hi*
boon- in Maraachusetl*. Mr. ami
Mm. True have spent their wlntem
here for several yrars. laiat fa I.
Mr. True underwent an operation
but recmcrril and ram* back to
Ijikr Mary. I^ te In the winter he
waa taken wome. ami waa taken
hark north In the rarly spring. He
seemed to Improve for a time, but
family terame worse again. Wa un-
WAXNIR
.
B ill” a n d
S w e e th e a rts !
BAXTER
MYRNA
f*-Mtit*ci In to-day’s
most fg lltc d -a b o u f
love story . . .
The 1936
FORDSON TRACTOR
FUiuipiWti with Poun;!.( Airless Tlrea
Tractor Tlrea or Steel Wheels.
prenaure
Our. Kitchen ,
v i H ' l l Mora
•tafriTvrwtks
■-Jobs Bell add part;
fortune to tfft ,’U f
whjla making a toV>
sssirssstt.
POPULAR
M r M J d feta who atiii
ybody ’t
gm ia
- — Than Ever
— Steaki
7
ivurit* drink.
at Fvri * Bar.
ad It mixed
to riskt , • a
lad moor aad
Ug. That's the
popularity af
drink*, served
School B ub
Insurance
‘ Propoanls on school bun
liability
nod property
damage nnd flra and theft
inanrnneg will bn received
i t ten o’clock on Wednes
day
morning,
August
19th.
Board of Public I n u n c
tion.
Semjnolu Coanty,
Florura.
k
T. W. LAWTON,
FUKD T. WILLLAM3.
The new Fortlson Tractor is cusy starting, easy to
handle und burns tractor fuel 100 percent. The new
motor develops 30 brake horsepower.
We cjtrry a full line of rebuilt tractors and Im
plements and the largest stock of Fordson parts In
mtral Florida,
POUNDS MOTOR CO
“THE MARCH OF TIME"
.
Added SpechU _____ _
*
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i
isi*'
_ f
•’
• '. --------- T r T T - T
Win League
Leader*
°
•*
_i# i'.'-
-NO HAW) FEELINGS, MAX1
*
' " . MbX’
Murderers Rou)
• i •< . rilawnhmv. • - ■
5 To 2 Truiaipb Ruth, m
tkhu«d*Tp i t c h e s
“
3-Hit Ball Against ' 1
F a l l i n g blander* ^ L ™
I r i u m u r H n r l a F l n e , G a I n e b v file M a in l a l l ‘ F o r A z a le a s ' ' ta in a T w o - G a m e
m o m
O n ly 4 -H H s '
L o o p - A d v a n ta g e
t t
-h iZ ’ I'
— tI f JIMMY CHAPMAN
j ‘ GAINESVILLE,’ ‘Abg. IS—ColM u g h "Lefty ■Jo*" Spark- totting 11 MU o ff tiro hurten, th«
.limited th# lowly 'LooVouU' l»«n#-1*»dlng OalneOm* . 0-Men
t e g * M #l«* her. r<*terJ * h l C ,h r*m™ ifu m o o n at ITatHn Field. Thb
?«Ar*niaga of hU i i r n k r of wln th m r th# Q.K tn taek [«to a
“
w Aeo** » 1 » ‘ vio two-fa me lead in lh*TI*rid* Stale
F W r th*. Patatka Aralem*.' ‘ League aa the attend p ate I#*
l*n Wright, hurling for the lander* from Daytona Beach were
kutoj tots touched fee 7 MU, dropping a t-1 derision t? the fit.
Ucehto'atingy In th« pinches, Auguatto# Salhti who a rt rooeU
rUg duly two Atalcaa to *n r *n ^*** p***a.
I third. Th* lanky tw lrlar' Duda. who started the game for
4 'through a streak of wild- th* Red*, aria retired after three
;lli tli* flrat frame, To retire Innings, «lvln|T "P seven MU and
Aiafelg without a Ully.
(*1* run* during hU atreteh on th*
• Modal* started th* co rin g ">ound. Toraiaon flnl*h*d the
»f first, when Davie doubled «•"»• u 1 x * Albritton, the local
m renter, after Clare had plteher, m i touched for rifM
With all enmity *f their eenaatlenal kettle of a few weeks eg* forgot
ten, Ja r t u to r itiafca* hand* with hie conqueror, Mas SehmiHng. ac
to* oerman.paya a visit t* th* camp where th* negro ftghter Is train
mg f#r a beat with Jack Sharkey August IS- Schmellng came fcsjfc
to thle tw a t o i^ t a flglfl pgalpet J im Braddesk. (Aceealated £rysj
Duck Huntsmen Accorded
3 0 -Day Season For 1936
O u t almett threw the ball on , |onf fly t0 the outfield. The
■ to r to an effort to make a ,* .oni| fim , |n th# clath on a hit,
M i n throw, but lanky Eddie s , , . on bells, , n,f two infield outi.
D^Wa reached-htoh Into the air
A(Wr -nd B*ach w#r, ,h, l.adto b«n It down for the put out-!,„f hitters with three hlto apiece.
,
th « # until th . The G-Men era scheduled to
f l‘“ 1 w'*l* th* L®0* ' meet th# Sanford Lookouti hers
tolto aandlng one run aero., th* th|> , flrn ,oon,
‘. E Z " J s "
fr!™r, *,l; r **°
Bruce Hayes. CTevaland and
WHM tort, f l u y a trolled for tha ^
Orleans scout, witnessed the
torn! .conaecutlv* time, stole *-•«
■S i by a mil*, and cam# ho hi* *
__________ _
«M"Ian«iton’* second hit of th*
d m U aL , a Itoa drive qver the , D .v* Smukler, football «U»
fklH « k . Davis cams near tabbed by Pop Warner, Tempi#
■ M toc Laagaton, but Krynsel university roach, ae greater than
Baby right, r obbing him of a Thorpe, ha# left Tempt*. Bmok^ W a t o * ” “ Uh •* hl# " » *» tor had a yaar of ellglbimy le ft
■ .! _ rTp , .
- Shatlamie, a short salt from
IB tha last of th* eighth, I-ang'M
again itartad tha ball roll- —— ——
---------------- — *
lit# by (daring a Taxaa-leaguer ,hould«r.
*b* shortstop’, head, adLangston of the Lookout* and
tfaaalng to aacond on Davis' per- j , k#
Mighty" Hines of tha
f o t sacrifice down tha flrat base Ai*leae tied tor etkk honor*,
IT**
"•TIT*
,
w»y both garnering two hit* In font
purpoa-
n«tl tha
by hit• J 1*!'
;• ,1a to Lake their t u n a V * a alato
P i-tor la ha ninth frame, failed (a
■' ootmart, and tha gam* ended w rtf
-- Lake*.' who waa plneh-hlttlng f f S
r iparioaaa, 'grounding out to
» Daria unasalata*.
f e D m e o n U a T l t o marked by
i aparkllag catchsw In th* outer
garden, with Krynrel taking high
K 'e e e a rf far his two beautiful
eauhes of long flyi. Manager
i. iTaan GaUagoa of th* flower
r ' garden lad* mad* a g n a t catch
fo o d Wright** line drive to cantor
to thb fifth, sad Hoover, tha
^ Laokouto1 IS-year-old outfielder,
, aaade1 a splendid running eatch
K; d f Ktoard’a drive to left to the
P ifeth, taking tha hall over Mi
Mary, t .
la a iilK i, rf
Itavl*. Ih
fates, lb
H lilruf,
ilaover.
Uallbr.
I I * n r .a ,
WrJibL
Talale
a
If
lb
rt
0
Shooting Redheads, Canvasbacka Banned;
Wallace Prohibits Use Of Live
Decoys And Baiting__________
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.-V P)
—Duck hunter* will have a 30day season this fall under what
th* Department of Agriculture
announced yesterday -a* "rigid
and drastic" restrictions.
The biological survey said (he
control rcgulmttona approved by
Secretary Wallace and President
Rooavvvlt would "continue string
ent restriction* on th* hunting
of waterfowl In order to cut
down tha annual kill"
Three rones, northern. Inter
mediate and southern, were aa*
labilehed for this season. Instead
ef th* two, northern and south"
era, last year.
■ Dates for th* ronoe
are:
Northern, Oct. to to Nov. 8; In*
termed late, Nov. 1 to 90; South
ern, Nor. 20 to Dae, 28.
Among tha regulation* an
nounced w en that:
Shooting of redhead and can
vas back docks and th* Atlantia
brant la prohibited.
Use of halting, tlv* decoy*,
sink boxes or batteries Is pro
hibited.
Waterfowl and coot may bo
bunted. In season from 7 A. M. to
4 ‘Pi M-, etondard time.
Tha thrae-ehell limit on rapaatiag shot guns to effect laat
year to continued pad shot gun*
larger than number to gauge ato
prohibited, i
State* la the eouthem tom
a n Alabama, Arkanaaa, Del*
wrfn, Florida, Georgia, Kanto rk t, Lobletona, Marylaad, Mto
itaklppl, New Jersey, Nsrth O M
THE STANDINGS
IIIID A
Ills
, n*«fh
S TA TI C
L K .U R 'S
Wun
- w H P P r - 'i
tVaahlneran ■
ii
FNIIai|al|ihla
]|
tl
VealeeSai** Haaslia
«
lion Ii IVkahlnaloa t.
lladalpMa It; Naw Turk
tiavalam. I*; He. l^ulr I*
a t. Lasts
s - I U t l *4 r»r
........ .
a t four.
f r ■ - &
Jr
Bag and poai s i elpa limit* on
Otlur specto* a^«: KfUi ami gaU
'llnulas (creept aura and foot)
I t to th* aggragato of all ktodet
,“ i g t “ I
V “ ,U N .
Aug.
18.-(A V Jaehia Wltoon, Cleveland baivS a fM rtti
rut pointed
Fidel
Ortto. Mexico, h, . three-round
b«ri laat nigh* to QmtocUand
to ll# and became tha only Am.r^®x*r
RB»WF far th*
Olympic final*. — • -
j& js a & z
A » « ie M
"*
Ti»
iti
'u s
ju
'
f t
l!
f*H t toU ^Ctoah m
eeml-fluattot,
Gthrig, Combe And Laezeri
d-No'More FowerThan ■•*-■
tittle# . York Sot-lft* ______ U. S. Oarsmen Make
Comeback To Gain
Eight-Oar Victory
w^£U'Bi8tni'f Day To Be
Aug. is.—lAI—With
Jm-J~5 Observed 8ta»d$jf ♦ staBEHUN,
r above, below and all around
America's swimmers virtu
At Local fiatt Petit them,
ally wrapped op th* men's Olym
pic team crown yesterday by wlnv
ning their third champfomthlp and
taking an iron-clad option on the
*“ !***
’ -• f-‘ * • '
Lookout* will meet th* Gaines
fourth.
Back ha the hey-day of Bath 0-Men to a doubltheader el
Barring some unexpected devel
u d . Company, the Yanks Stood Mg a t ' 8:80 P. M. Player*
opment it seemed unlikely that Ja
owl In tha loop Ilka Mao 0*. War fan* alike wfll pay tribute to
pan, their closest rival, could ov
■ f**M ° f plater*. But ootaide aersppy catcher who’ has led
ertake them In the three remain
«f V * w Y«»k, the batting >d*«r[Lookout* for several week*
ing events to te decided today—
didn't Compare .with th a t of aoeh acting-manager,
explosive combinations as the
*Soa«b*ttl Joe"
Jo*" began hi*
his ra- 200-meter brraat stroke, 1,500"Spaghsttl
r**r an the high school nln* at metor style and Ihe 10-meter plat
Cltvslsnd, Ohio, where h# gradu form dlv*.
Pouring rain, which left *p«cated, ’.atar playing on th* Junior
America ’ Legion aandlot team. tstore drenched and pelted In hit
Adolf Kl«f*r
---— ---------- Ath- White a member of th* Junior o u t-. . „ , far*, failed to dtoturb
.
Chicago a*
totica. Y*t. the A's of that .ysw r'flt h* tod th* team In hitting, a n d i°efL chlt**?
“ ^he "swept
r*P' *to » • ” «war# to rg jy a hunch Cownto. wad named o« th* ttoto alU U r l ord; imV ht"*
,n
100’
his tu
tsamu . . l yy BM bringing along, add
1
l meter hackltrot* over his
rn .
Al
didn't develop to their full power
jower I In 1839, Blstruf signed up w lth^mal*’
Vande
l*
until turd _______
years afterward,
*nd ■ B * n Klyoka__ _ when th* Albany
__ _ _Senators
_______ of Ui*
__ In- •™ 7’v N.
they started thair pennant ru n .1temetlonal League, only to b* ro- Wa of Japaq.
Marshs I Wayne of Miami pr
Tha rest of th* circuit waa toft' turned-to hi* home on account of
_
fa r In th« 4u>L early <la tha sta -| 1linns, after tha season had Just ttcally clinched Ihe platfrom
son.
begun. The following year saw th* ihg title when h* led at the half
way stag* with his favorlate op
Aa a m u lt, th* Tanka" won1
w ith Ui# Omrlott# team
tional dives coming up today.-The
.110 gam** that year, and f t o - r fJ * » £ * “ BPlmtomat loop, from tall, blind-hatred Florklian’s only
(shod up with a 10-gam* le*d!» f « « ^ , « * •*"* to Cre«ivlll*. rito l U th* * German. Erhanlt
rover th* puck.
Mies- of th* Cotton State* circuit.
Wcl*., who was In ascond plica.
Thing, e r. dlff.rant today.
M.yodan of 80-lOOlhs of a point behind.
Th# strength to distributed all
, fc
Th* only teufela that escaped
down th*
lla*. Where
flntoftmd U»o ■••aoa (tie grasping hands from across
Yanks of a dacaida pgo had th#
the Atlantic wrnt to Holland for a
record-*recking triumph In tha
“ e w ^ f u S . ^ j J S . * 't o m . and a - a m l n g T ^ 0 b.tUng
women’s COO-mster relay free styla
championship.’
k t j i t & S3 4 ' l r ' j r f f h »?'
Germany, Aug. 16.—
...«...
. •»»., ta
j; sx J i’v'srrr*;: tA5GRUNATJ,
bat that .tap . to tha plat*. And ™
)—Paced magnificently by tha
th# Chkags White Sox,
Tigwa, th« Bed Box, even
Budge Advances To
Finals In E a s t e r n
Tennis Tournament
.III
-Ml
RYE, N. Y., Aug. I S M ^ h .lev
,l#o (Donald Budge, flame-topped Da
,4T1 vis cup etar from Oakland, CallL,
,«U
advanced to th* men's finale of
• villa
i« DaLan«l
f.
of th* Eastern grate courts’ teni h 1. H a n fo rd 1.
expected
a g d h i f i a 4; D a y t o n a B a a r h mi* rhamploaahlp* a*
yesterday but the women's part
teuiaa Today
of th* competition again provid
Dayton* U#ach at PiUtk*.
ed a surprise when Helen Padrr*
HI. Ail huh U n a a t I>#Lafi«l,
H« *i i'MVdpjp 1 Clalriaavlllt,
•on. unheeded player from BUmford. Conn., eliminated tha. *n NATIONAL LX IU tR
Won Loat p i t ond lilted atar, Mrs. Marjorie
Chicago
•t
** • .o r Gladman Van Ryn of Phila
at. uoiIb
II
It
res
New Ynfk
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41
.o r delphia, 0-4, 8-6,' 0-0.
I'lMutiuryh
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D
.m f Budge encountered snrprUlsgUlfM'lntmtl
ftT
.m
1*
HonIon
ti
II
.n s fyatiff opposition ' from Frankie
IlrtmMlyn
ii
ll
.tit Parker, th* Spring Lake, N. J ,
I'hllAtUlbhifi
ii
70
.u s youngster. But after dropping
Y*al#r4af*a • M alt. 1
th* first eat he
cam*
back
ilrookljn 4; lioStan L A ■
l'M< «*<> T, rinrlnnall L i s P strongly to win 4-0, 7-8, 0-1,
Olhrr* sot
ulsA v
I s t l Oo. ’The victory sent Mm Into
_ ,
U * « « TaSajr T ' - lA H K ’final, where ha will meet
i M rs*n ui c in rin n a iL i a ff-W
m. taints a i i i t s f i s a M a S a l H winner of today’s encounter
Phlladiliilil* at N.w V a i l ^ - t o O m i , second seeded Bryan
lloalon „l
B y ) Grant of Atlanta, and
AII>:il ll A
f:
B r t L. R if|t, the youthful
W f court* champion from Los
Qualifies
Boxing Finals
[ossified Advertiaements
Bone, 801 W.
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ST. AUGUST!NIC Aog. U p
john Dutch Behnelder, Si. Aagtsstlne'a ac* aouthpaw hurled thr eehit hall her* yealerday as th*
SainU put over a 5-run aprae la
the eighth to awe«p from behlad
a 6 to X win ovsr the Daytona
Beach nine. It marked Schneider**
fifteenth wtn of the season la the
Florida HUte League and the
eighth time that he has mattered
the blandey*.
Two of th* lalete safeties carp*
In the alith when Banner1! error
at short, Hosiniki1* sharp single
and Manager Andersen1* double
drove over both of the visitor* run*.
Th* Saint* shelled Jack Hall for
eight blow* before he am* relieved
during a wild eighth frame In fa
vor of BUI Klnsel who quieted a
St. Augustine t-run r*IIy. Singles
by Andrew* and Owens, Davls'j
mi«pl*y of Bonnar1* grounder to
second and Andy Andersen's wild
throw over third In an attempt to
rut off a Saint runaer all stood
nut In the scoring.
The Saints took a 1 to 0 lead
from the start when Gifaeon opened
with a singe, reached third on
Swindell’s infield hit and tallied
when Andrew* eamo through with
a base blow.
Georg* Andrew* proved t | i big
gun In th* St. Augustin* attack,
driving home two runs on thtao
hits for a perfect day at tha plate.
A good ledi**1 day crowd wa* on
hind to set Bt. Augustine snap
hack Into th* win column. Today
th* Saint* play at DeLand.
Americans Take
ti*
tha
a, where local scouts taw him
-vcllp
3 -se^h e
Victory
record of a t a L
whether wtl
theto T7 pradecaaaoTs, and * » j.ta d ahoaldar o r a farok
wall on tha way to crack th*
v ... ^
v. ,
bother*
for
t* playing
” 1;
.all-Lima
-lnT^ n a rk of 171 no
met* to
r ^, ” end, vhB
a club in on* kcairtn.
much toward* keeping
Tha 1MT Yankees, as a group, I
I.Mba iunnlng
‘ M of nTO' h
Th* “BpaxhateT Guy"
banting bkUmea as Baba Bath, k m a' habit df maiin
Boh Msuol, Lon Gehrig, I U - S m t ^ t o
Mm
Co m h fan d a m ueb yotmgm to o y *taU loop’s atoPtortfU,
Latxerl, batted ^BT for th* aka* bat of iho heroes « r i
»°n. Today-, outfit to . hRUn* wig , m tha I s l a n d s
around J 0 t despite the tougher
Ptoylag against tha
'America's Oldest
Classic To Be Run
Sixty-Seventh Time
NEW YOBJcTTug. 1 5 .-0 P )Tha Travvrs, America's oldest
hors* race, will have It* sixtyeeventh running at Bars toga today with WOltom- WoodwanT*
Granville opposing four other
8-yaar-old* to th* . mile sad a
quarter battle for M0JM0 •
Although Ma victory to th*
Kaaner Stake* Tuesday
waa
naps too lmpraaaivo, Granville to
strictly th* h o rn to beat. Tha 1
son of Gallant Fox showad hto
mettle to winning th* Belmont ;
Stake* and. Arlington Classic.
Evan to defeat this year ha teg
not run a real bad race.
The Woodward n it, .leading !
rg* number of run* batted to.
’ • • • ■
curly-haired Invited, Don Hume,
who rowed the teat 200-mrtern on
the Vrrge. of coltepa*, Waahlugton’s huskies saved eight-oared
Olympic supremacy for th* Ualted State* under high dramatic’ cir
cumstances yesterday.
Trailing by a length with on)/
600-me tern to go the unbeaten
American collegians came from be
hind In . a thrilling drive which
.carried them acroea the finish line "
'scarcely a quarter-length—exact
ly alt tenths pf a second—In trout
at- the h*avypclgl)t Italians,
Germany1, hard-f Ightlag cm *
was a close third in K finish torch
which only on* second separatejbr
th* first three shells after the
. • tn>‘*
t m#UL Skiers eari r y light paddles.
M ik a Donoghua, N a t i o n a l
Paul Dean. St. Louis hurier,
ague umpire a few yoan agm claims hi* teammate, Jo* Meda brewery - rvprsaentativ* in wfek, la th# grsataet hitter who
k H i V
ever lived.
- Doder A Gay's Quality Paints
,f B a a t ra m U ta S w riV *W r BapeHag aMBO to wlihetoad Boathem CUmati* Cow
SSrrXsriSrs ££•
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Lo*U
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at ■ *to tea the tom weight
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STEPHENS RECEIVE WREAtH AT OLYMPICS
To Pick
ijV_WtattCT
tit
Boys Baffled
b o o n before. 1 k m
•tarrin g . I k m n .
Scfuneling •i uu *i/r '
U p u t Joe L o u i s
fd ew T O **. A n r. U.-OPV—
k h t ejoarta, »ko Maimed far
t e s aallpperT aim tree Umbeml
• * M fo m rth when H a t Sthanel-
tnrnfid from c m .'
■m M w
to i n M U m r , *ra
* r f a f poker foeva i i tb* k n r
for Joe { m i* to h I» Ha
^ •b w k . t a i n t OU SaH Jack
■ 7 Braddocknad that Lea* weald
■xenate SaimoHng * like getting
BOB* h e
the real lew dewit on the market arted Aerarica.
c h c l * 'to r a G
the FfeaJdrail mro-
fri
A aa n W faDed to m e a t m
aafoft i l e f r f c who wMM pick tM
•faw n Bomber e v t b e r a m l M
B hoftey.T to «m *nrua e f opto**.
w> U d 4 .tH tb th , ntac U h k t a j t :
end the winner. *f aerand and third . ( a . . . In the Olympia
l at Berlin honoring their aohl.v.m anta L ift to right a rt
If} H tltn S t.p h .n . of Pulton. Me, winner, end Stella Waldk
itaee winner. (AwocliUd P u n Phot.)
in trvin
i f P ' n i n i " * , »»■
f h i n i t N t t l o n t l H a nk o f T i i n p * .
a
c o rp o rsilo n ,
n
T fw U « ,
I*
p ta ta tlff and
T ltrua Clrnw*r*‘ A a* »c l i t Ioil, a eu ran rallon . la
d tfa a a a n f,
I w ill rtltl a t puhUe
i ou t iffy to th* h igh eat h ld d tr far
raak In han«(. at Ilia fro n t tfonr
of
l h«
ft* m In ol •
C ount y C ourt
Ifoaaa
In
th* C ity of Hanford,
iB r m l n o l a r m in t j , F lo rk U , d u rin g
I th* tr e a t hour* of i i l i * on Mon.d a y . tka I lk day o f Hrptrmbar,
*A . IK II1C. tb r i» m t b aln « Ik*
flrat Mont.a y la aald m on th. Iha
j i i i | | o * l « i draerlbrd land* i l t v i l * .
j ly ln s and b*ing la th * C oan ty of
Hrmtaol* and B taia o f F lorid a, to t w it ;
l a d T M r d m III), p a v rtifn
( I t ) a n d K lf f r r n ( I I ) o f IIlork
T k r a * <11 o f t h * T o w n of O*D*va a a p a r p l a t t k t r t o f r* * e o r d r d l a ria l Book S. P a s * I t .
mt
th *
PuhllA 11*c o rd * o f
Srm laoW C oaaty, F lo r id a .
Ala* t h a t c e r t a i n p r o p * r t y ,
f o r m e r l y a p a r t o f t h * a tr ««t
o r highw ay. ly ln s b * i w * * n
Lot* T k l r t r r n t i t ) . F o u r t t * n
• I I I ) a n d P l f t r * a ( I I ) . Block
Thrrr
(I),
nf tk * a f* r* * a ld
pla t a n d th * Fa at* f l y ttn* of
, tb * r a i l r o a d r i g h t o f w a y of
| 1 iha F lorida
B a a l C o a a t Lin*
H a llw a y .
I
T o f t* th * r w i t h a l l a n d 0111f u t a r th * t r n r m t n t a h* r* dl I n
in • n t a. a p p u r t t n a n c a a . r i g h t *
a n d *A i» mcni* ( h * r * a n t o t>«l o n f l h i o r in a n y arl** * p p * rt a l a l n s . an«. l» f* M i* r w i t h all
bu il d in g * .
lm pr o r* fti * n l* . Ma
t o r * a. m a c h i n e r y , r q u l p n t r n l
a n d a p p lla n r* * , w h a t h a r *o n' •H inting
rral
of
paraonal
p r o p a r t y , now n r h a r c a f l r r In
a n y m nnii vr ip qiilrvtl by th *
M o r t g a g o r , *ln*ai«d n r l.x-atsel
on th *
prvttitaaa a b o v * d«•c r Ibad,
Ha Id p r o p e r ijr to h* noli] In a r r n r d a n c * w ith ntrd to *all* fy said
litions Are Given For
Sddalidih And Communism
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ultimate truth and right.
"A dark eld wort* w u loraotoi.
ed by ware ketwees eonftkUag
rnUgfone. A d i r t modern werid
face* ware between eesfltoriag econotdia mid political faditariSsM In
tafonrtlrai M
w**k*.
llrrtid o ii, l? l* rk
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D. C.
Tin month* may rl.pM cefora
an S.1 inch pyrrx mirror h .e been
pnh.hrd nmi m i.If rceily for U.e
in n tic lrlrnci.pt* el the McDonald
ol»rrv4tury in Ti'iee.
Electrical Supplies
H a w t e a r C B d W A ttl
.W atch es R e p a i d D j
O ac W h o E salL l
i,
H slntiff,
• It Cltrii* Earn a fig* 1
Tamp*, Flurid*.
Kmtn Faif
V-•
1C, MacnstU
A» uriKinelly \ieoil, the term
“nminiuninm" wen virtuelly .ynnnymoun with ,,noeinlltm.M When
communinm in m entlunni, howev
er, one nattiral y thinkn of the oot*
■landing
*»im plc. the
Soviet
Union, T hat government ia new
but the idea I. age-old.
U k c fanclnm, communitm h a .
produced dlctatnrn— len in and S ta
lin, although Kalinin, nominal tV
T ra d a In Y ow r
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,, Tgg world today contain* no
pu(e M tollxtle a to to. Premier
Lran Slum of. French on ordent
aocCalixt, W d a • "popular front"
goraramant eomprfoed of lefUxt tlamania, inejudlng aocloltafo and
•ommunlile. Ra»p*ay MacDonald
of England to another leading *oeixllxt but ao copaerrattve that un
til recently M heeded England1*
“nitlonal government" Mexico'.
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th bn Hi m ,* Germony, under
ftn W Hie l.tlhiwititc ar*i*f IWadl p r o p *
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ft ')■' (lie xeeond outatondlng
pie .of j hbrixt .u to , I’olxnd,
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joUeind U s toUlltxrlon prln.
, U(k Idto bU been copied i«
Bollrio and Paraguay; there hevo
brain atfoBg ficlaU c group* In
Auatris and PraUcl.
> MrialUto id g form applied to
m an y d lffrien t ftrmt* of the inmo
general ■tnovtmant. Under aoelal*
Um, a a ' commonly defined, pro
duction • gnd exchange would be
UWW front individual capltallxts
and. tunfod over to'(S o peopla to
praduoe ob equal dieUluutloo of
M t'llTirL
We bottle N E H I front ■
tmAt?RMHNDY.
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of all Im p u rities,
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COt'NTH JDIINHON,
fn r
DIRECTORY
Santord
Electric
irovnmmrnl it eociali.tic in tend,
peepld riueer te g .lW f th a t (bey Fatolim aim* at 4 in tall Ur Un
may know aadi e ib it bettor. It i t o t o - t t a t fa a highly cenlralhrdaka down Urikm^I lto4£ W Urn lead f d m * » a n t dadar control of
toae of Florida, Im ' ‘mafOlfl**at a pcIMia) croup which ollowa no
leoUUog to other political
The ladlviduol U »ubor- eon be ovcrcumc by aboli.hlng
a t the *Ute.
private owne.ahlp of the Wneana
" IM ilrt nrogrom elwoyi h«. Of production. Communist, believe
'eilxfed
1‘
( “iiuri,
havn rncy an Spein'n hen been.
(fid MJfatfftfl' ta d eemprehenalto left watch anxlou.ly aa Spain rnexhibit It U maintaining a t Uila ex- gegpt In a fratricidal itragglo to
poaltlon,- aald Prealdpit Kooee- t’eta. mine whether aon.e form of
velt In the tourae of a brief talk 'comnww*i:t or locta'.trni, on the
a t a luncheon bar* yaatarday, dor* left, (in f.eriim , on the light, will
lag a etalt to Cleveland and the rule !Jt* la n d H .re ar>* brief dcflGreat ta l* a « * M Whi .
a ltltii a j the three "lam.” whore
*! d ti f t a d t o ado e t r atatoa rep -fu tu r* ea Ihe.lberU n penimula
i w h a t th a e e u tb
►tir
A t Hpacl*l 51**1 ar in
H o ll rltn r
w u w iu w
iTSi
to*- ■gSS'iP'*
” a*yw**i p t
weight row will b e e w l t i m k ’S
home with MQf i ' doten former
ehamolono aetklng their old crown*
bock."
Phyilenity, Sharkey |«oka aa good
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Coliod to tlM Whit* Hiu m tor o contironoo on t i u i urlth Pro*Wont
Root*volt, Chairman Robort Dough ton (O-N.C.) ot tho houaa war* and
mono commlttoo, and Chairman Pat Harr Iton at tho M u te flnanw
committal aro ehown a t they loll altar tho masting. Daughton (loft)
and Harrlaon told latar they did not aapoot o tea Inoroaao but rather
thoro might bo a reduction. Horrtcgn loft Waohlngtan quickly to rvturU
to hit homo otato ot Mlaalaalppl whort a worm political campaign |g
id progroaa., (Aiaotlatod Proto Photo)
FILM STAR^WEDS SPORTSWOMAN
Held For Killing
Japanese Actress
Crowds Pour Into Exposition Grounds
Pathar Chariot E . Coughlin waa mol on hit arrival at Clavoland for tho ‘
National Union ot Social Juatlco convention by Walter Davlo (loft) i
convention marthal, and Sylvoitor McMahan (right), notional aocrotary, •
who dlifer,d on whether Dr. P. E. Towntond thould addrota tho moot- i
Ing. Tho dlaagrcemont apparently wot aottlod Whan Coughlin * • nounotd Towntond would apeak altar MottlutJon at tho buolnooo fed*
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alone, (Aetoclated t e a l Modal
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‘LOVE MOMS, LOVE POPS!’
Every day la a bitty dap at tho Qftat Lake* Ea■oiltion in Cleveland and thia picture thow t tho
irowda pourlnf acrooa tho Court ol Prealdenta Into
Iho compact grounda ol tho Eapoiiilon. The
Raymond Johnion (above) waa a r
retted and charged with tha allying
af Midi Takacka. Japan*** octree*,
at Lot Angalaa. Deputy Sheriff P,
P. Labrum tald that Johnton tonlilte d tha crime. (Aitoclated Prtdg
Photo)
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/v MARY ASTOR AND DR
jruundt cover 150 act to lytat along tho cool
ol Lake Elio. Overhead aro two of the
Which u k t pauenr.tr* (or utpe over tho (
and the city.
Describes Perils *
Of Jungle Trip
MEET OUN D. JOHNSTON, JR
Tha aanoatlanal court fight In Lea Angela* botwoen Dr. Pranklyw
Thorp* and hla divorced wlft, Mary Altar, tho film aatrat*. over Outtody af tholr small daughter Marylyn lad Judge Qoodwln Knight W
visit tha llttla girt at h tr mother** horn# to aaa If aha had any prefer- *
•net. "Do you lova your mama?" and “Do you lov* your popuf" tho
Judge atked. To both quoitlono Marylyn noddtd and ropllsd “UhHuh," Judg* Knight la thown conducting tho Interview In Ueo prtoonou
of Dr. Thorp* (loft) and Mlta Aster. (Asaotteted Proa* Photo)
SHARE CHILD
PLANS SEARCH FOR REDFERN
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Accompanied
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• This la Olln D. Johnoton, J r , first child at Oavornar and Mra. Johnalon
af South Carolina. Olln, J r , weighed ala pound* and four ouneoo end
la tha aaeond child avar barn to a South Carolina governor and hla wlft
Swing afflaa tenure. “Mother and baby doing lint." told tha attend
ing phyticle.i (Aetoclated P rats Phot*)
volt, nephew of the
do re Booiuvolt, Cyr
mann (abova), tip lo
born In Wool Pain
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1938
Member Associated
- ) VOLUM E X I V
Priest Said | THREE HEADLINERS AT CONVENTION 3 Taken Into
Custody For
To Be Better
Hotel Slaying
After Illness
Established In 1908
NUMBER 252
Battles On
Three Fronts
Spread Death
BORDER INCIDENTS MARK SPANISH REBELLION
Bride Found Beaten
To Death Thought
To Have Been Vic
tim Of Degenerate
Physician Blames In*1 tense Work, Worry
,, For Coughlin's Col
lapse On Sunday
> CHICAGO,
Aug, 17.—(d V Three nrgroes, two women and
a youth, were taken into cus
tody today for questioning to
(connection with the killing of
Mrs. Mary
Isiuiso
Trammell,
who was found beaten to death
Jn her hotel room. The erlme
seas the fourth hotel roam slay
ing of women In ri-crnt months.
Those held were listed SS
Myrtle Hynes, Amy L Marlin,
CLEVELAND. Aug. 17.—
and Claude I* |lav(*. The two
(AP)—The Rev. Char lea E.
women wrre arrested when their
Coughlin rented in seclusion
telephone numbers were found
today but is sa id to bo re
In a note book dropped by a
covering from a sudden illprowler si the hotel a wrek ago.
-giesa
which brought an
Davis is s beil boy at the hotel.
Jjbrupt halt to hla address
The woman's nude body was
Y esterday in which he re
found by her husbnnd who renewed his attacks on Presi
turned home from his job on a
dent Roosevelt.
railroad liming car.
Dr. G to rr t P. O’MaJIry. a
Mrs. Trammell.
24 year-old
Cleveland
physician.
said tho
brunette and bride of a year,
radio p r i n t was stricken by exwho was found beaten to death
bsustion and a nervous disorHere a re ' the three headliners waving greetings to cheering Sunday In her hotel room, was
caused by the Intense work
• f planning end carrying out the delegates shortly a fte r the National Union for Social Justice elected the victim. Police Lieutenant Mc
t i n t convention ot the National Rev. Charles E. Coughlin its first president and endorsed Rep. Wtl- j Carthy theorlied, of a degener
Union to r Social Justice.
ham Lemke for president of the United States, Left to right are: I ate who Invaded the room from
F ather
Coughlin's
illness Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith, lieutenant of the late Huey 1*. Long; tho adjoining deviled tracks.
A desk clerk, standing on the
caused him to halt his addreie Rev. Mr. Coughlin, and Dr. Francis E. Townsend, old age pensions
shoulders of the woman’s hus
V> tha closing gathering of dele- .
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leader. (Associated Press Photo)
band, Thomas Trammell, peered
through the transom and saw
On Sunday Coughlin, priest
her nude body sprawled on ■
of an
obacura
parish
but
bed.
fcfled Americana, led a massed
Pillows and bed clothing had
phalanx of more than 25.000
been piled on the body, and •
followers
of
social
Justice
window on the fire escape was
B the political battle to elect
partly open. On the ledge, In
Ham Lemke president of tho
vestigators said, was Imprint of
tod B u t* ..
a canvas shoe.
.■Father Coughlin spoke yester
Trammell, who said he had
day for LflM.MO ective members
married the girl In Knoxville,
I f f hla National Union for Soreturned to Chicago yesterday,
,5ml Justice and some 4,400,000
b
after completing his run as a
fibers who have aligned themrailway dining car conductor.
Vfalres with hla crusade, without
Lieutenant
McCarthy
said
V com lng walking delegates of
RAIFOIID,
Aug. 17,—(/Pi — there were little evidences of a
CLEVELAND, Aug. 17— W V --v b ;„V
f.r-ttw T hirteen -minutes before they struggle In th . room, xlthough
of
his Rev. A 'fred J. W right, a former were scheduled to die in Florida's a blood stain wa* found on a
msa atow ard the end
pillow.
5"M'ch
h and he was led fain t director in the Townsend Old Age electric chair today fur slaying
from the platform. The mass Pension organisation, asked Judgo their wives, L. D. Padgett, n Deputy Coroner Victor L.
Salfta
Rosa su h larg rr said the woman's left
fleeting was abruptly adjourned. George W. Kerr to order tho a r whlto man from
, F ath er Coughlin was dcnounc- rest of Dr. Francis E. Townsend, county, won a stay of execution. eye had been blacked, several
Governor
Sholtx telephoned bruises discolored her fare and
tog the banktog system and tho founder of pension plan, and Gil
fits m atlonal bankers, sw eating mour Young, n ation/, secretary, from
Roanoke, Va., ordering marks on her thro at Indicated
profusely snder a sun
which for their failure to appesr a t a Padgett's execution delayed 2U she might have been choked.
Her clothing was piled on
days so the Stale Pardon Board
ifls ie d full In his face. Sudden deposition hearing hare.
ly ha said:
Dr. Townsend and Young w ere might h rar a delegation from chair and the cord of an electric
lamp wai still plugged Into a
"1 m ust apologise to you. 1 scheduled to testify a t a hearing Milton Sept. 15th.
Superintendent
L. F. Chap, socket, giving fu rth er evidcncs
M VS been ill all
night and ! in connection with W right's rathe prison
delayed no struggle preceded the kill
ill no
not bo able to proceed any cclvenhlp suit against the Town- man of
shall
fa rth er.’
send organisation. N /ith e r of C lark's execution until later this ing, Lieutenant McCarthy said.
The lieutenant suggested that
F ath er Coughlin was the last them appeared, and Young sent week so th a t the negro may a p
(p*aker a t the mammoth rally to a telegram saying Townsend Is III ply to the Governor for a 30- .because of the heat Mrs. Trknilaunch the NUSJ campaign to In Chicago and he is not coming day stay of execution and get mell might havo retired S atur
the
Pardon day night without w earing her
fleet
William Lemke, Union since he assumed he was not w ant his rasu before
pajamas, thus accounting for the
party candidate for
president, ed unless Townsend was there too. Hoard.
nud« body.
nd hla running m |U , Thomas
He suggested, also, th at a man
l O’Brien.
,
Blames Farley
might
havo
observed
her
CLEVELAND, Aug. 17.—(/P)—
Tha National Union la pointthrough the window from tho
fag both a t the White House Dr. F. E. Townsend expressed tho
adjoining
elevatrd
p!»U°nn,
Congress. Twenty-eight of opinion Saturday " t h . Infcrenco
dropped to the track* and swung
endorsed congressional fan- 1* pretty strong" th a t Jam*. A.
to he hotel fire escape, which
ton were Introduced In the Farley, Democratic national chair
is only three feet from the rleman, and R. E. Clemente, ousted
convention yesterday.
yated structure.
. T h. priest said ha will havo pension movement secretary, backed
NEW YORK, Aug. 1 7 .- W 7 Police found
Indications the
•00
Bapublkaas,- Democrats, a court ault against director* of Oscar. Stevenson, 7B years old, an t
Farmer-Labor and Progressives Old Age Revolving Pensions, Ltd. hi* *«n, Lincoln L. Stevenson, 39, psaailant left the room by Ihe
same route he had entered 11.
t
iWWIlp a
ft»
—to tha field bp alaetlon dap, A ttorney C hares II. Hubball,
arrested more than a year ago to
ID s M ls s M Da P M C T w t )
a deposition R-wring, yeste
late n j| y a Broadway beauty parlor, which stepping to tho firo escape and
recounted to Townsend that
* t r f y - government agenta charged was ■winging back to t h . elrvaterl
mond J. Jeffreys, ’ Ohio penklon B blind for the principal distriou- span.
Trammell gave hla age as 40.
leader, testified several daye ago tlon agency in thla country for the
that a su it brought by th . Rev. Irish Ihispltal Sweepstakes, were Ha said he formerly lived In
he met hla
Alftod J. W right, depoeed Town- convicted by a Jury In United Dallas, and th at
4 National Board member, waa States District Court last week wifa a t Knoxville. T hree month*
actuated by Clements who, to ta rn , in the federal government’s first ago he entered the employ of the
railroad. Trammel said, and a
waa hacked by Farley.
attem pt to punish persons engag month ago hie wife followed hint
TAVARES, F la , Aug. IT—
"Would you care to express an ing in the sale of lottery tickets.
Calto English of Ocala, th . m *
to Chicago.
• p te im l" th* lawyer asked.
The whila-halrad fath er and
ftato S np.rtatm d.nt of Public In
"It could ba nothing hot an opto- son were found guilty on each ef
fractio n for E crld t, will bo th .
fktof speaker at (ha mealing of n, Tawaaend replied. “The In- two count* in the Indictment on
farena* la pretty strong, however.
th Central Florida Council of Boy The presen t administration spent which they wars tried. Tha Jury
deliberated fly . hours and upon re
B*oota of America to ha held a t I»< P s.S t.ai* f m a H i t the*.)
Tto Seminole County Board of
turning Ita verdict racommended
%*d Beach, a t tha point w hen tha
th a t Judge John V . Clancy, who Commlaelonerx told their rrgultr
(pada to Xoatia, -Mount Dora and
presided a t tha trial, extend clem monthly meeting thla morning, con
fb W M rreee, a t lltlB Thurxdiy
vening at th* Court Hdtue at 10
ency.
o’clock to approve tcveral band*
Each
faces
a
maximum
of
four
J B M a N r a u n of the
Hostages Killed In
Spanish Revolt As
Answer To Rebel’s
A ttack On Hay City,
^USJ Convention
Abruptly Closed
British Laborers J
Condemn Fascists
Apologizes For Not
Being Able To Pro‘ ceed With Speech
Government Confis*
c a t e s Industries
To H urt Opponents
D r. Townsend’s Goverpor Orders
Arrest Asked By Stay Of Execution
Former H elp er For Wife Slayers
Townsend Plan Head S h o l t z Calls From
I S a i d To Be 1H Roanoke, Va., To
G rant Brief Delay
In Chicago Retreat
t
J
£
Federal Agents To
Battle Lotteries;
Two Are Convicted
English To Speak
A t Scout
See
Council
O ln L a k e County
County Commission
Holds Regular Meet
JX.K
w arn
» Uaiversity ad V kM a, dlatrfct gwr.
• » « nf Klwaaia Tatornattonal for
ftorida and Dr. W. B. Allen, prvsIto rt of Btotaow U a h m ity at DeU n d will alee epepk frieOy at
to h ■>**<lag. and Bernard J. Hage.
* r a ,.U w new B*y Baaut Extculh * » 9 | praaawl • tfto f report,
t n i a tone toon manttor will to
•H toj ad t o to y Scant U aden to
* a ato « H | V totoa amentia s and
w n t o toe i l l i d ever to Kart U ht o * • k t a r m m , p o atd ie t of th .
T to ar-
Brooksville To Hold
Livestock Roundup
T to . etoad annual Field Day
aa4 LivtaUck Roundup will to
told a t Chtoeega t Bill Sanctu
ary, near Broakarille, on Thurs
day, Aug. IT, and If sufficient
Internal la shewn by livestock
men' at tU a coanty, traneportotto« to tto Sanctuary for four
men will to provided, according
to Ommty Agricultural Agent C.
A» totarpaUng program haa
bean.arraagod,
covering dual
cattle, pasture grasses,
screw worm
»tor haato nf a^M W 'w S nU ttw
will to ra
ins pectlon of
crape, and ent* th e re will al-
years Impriaoamant to • federal
penitentiary and fines totaling $2,000. Judge Clancy will pronounce
sentence at 10 A. M. next Friday.
11 Reported KUled
In Manila .Typhoon
ill*
I'rtu )
Hatties mi three fronts in
north n i.tra l Spam lielwcrn
1 Un.sci-d rebels and the Mad
rid government forces left
death an ilestrmTion.
R eb els
m
Unrgos an
nounced th. v had remised
[ th o g o v e r n m e n t in iheir
| w ak e
101 lav
a t A lifiix a ,
n o r th e a s t ot' M ad rid in tha
imumtniii-, iih.i tnuii'il Mildieni
nunehmg .lu'umM llu* ubcl efty
ut
Bi-poll's
locations of the latest hlghapot* in the rebellion are shown In this new map of lh,. S j w i m h
situation. Border clashes near Hadajot between Portuguese guards anil Spanish goiernm rnt t rtHiit*
have caused fear Portugal m ight be drawn Into the strife. (Associated Press Photo 1
Activities Of Boya’ Camp Outlined
Camp Director Morris Show
Increased Interest
By
U .S. Labor Party
li*iiiftti
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itliim iit
m i Ii I i h i
m is t* e r r t l
►hi I U
mi .aitit Sun
ft
mu
ftmiR
J.
F i f t y - T w o Youths A ffe n c L M a n y ‘H s’ Seen
Camp Winona Second W e e k ^ Formation O f
1 t ut hint? tin* Franco*
♦ S p a n i sh
| ttM r* li i|i
th uf%
1 •1 r
Mimnit.
lhut
t h r *h a h
rov*
H ebtl
it K l i m t
Sri muHmn
with
hii.it HR i n
bt for*
Tin*
hnmburil-
im-nt of tin li.iy «>t Iti'cuy aec*
turn Unit,I uLuiit ;1 l-'i hour*,
I’liuscil I'm n whiU\ mid then
huh
reM in u tl,
I.ONNDON. Aug. IT.—Spain’*
civil wnr went into tin second
month Sunday with r e e l fore*,
tukmg Hie ulTensive in north and
south amt w ith l-dh -ides resortI lug to inn— vxiTUtiotia hy way
John L. Lewis May
Seek Presidency In ,,f *»■!*•t»**i »mi punishment, Major
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m s i t developments included:
and bring un a 10 pound weight,
C a m p a ig n
In
l l M U j Conservative estim ate; of 10,.
or disrobe in the w ater; Roland
-------I tiOil killed, I I.nod wounded, 18,Mm tin. Jimmie le e Krnaud, Ray
Hy BY RON PRICK
j tug)
jailed
and i.UUU,000,000
A'oi. I-croy Estridge, and Norman'
Hasty.
| ( hlef Of Bureau. 7 he Associated pout-las dam age as the must of Juab
I'rees. Washington
ne month of wur.
*
i 1
.nllslm rnt of Id youths fee, that
Shark Degree. - ability to «wlmi
Hr la*)a nUltl iilllng Billia> * O f t l
period.
f.0 yards Australian Crawl, M) Talk of an Independent l.il
The director a llie d that swim-] yard* ur. back, or bU yards on
1« ^interesting. . ut r tho hliioilirnt hattlr of Ihr Wilt
to ih iitl in it tin) nl Iuni 1
com mu nl*t*
mlng
waa stressed during the Ida. ability to cwlm Jfi y a rd .-1,1,1 r *» * '“ ' f 1'
killii! In tin* fighting. With tha
week, with fiv . degrees being ((sing hrrast stroke, surface dlvi'.™
taught to the youngsters. Those mill brlnir up a 10 pauml wriRlill
Rr* m*n>’
imp*1*- Sjmnifh F om'Iro l.pRion In lha
passing tho swim teats and thu and disrobe In water, swim un<v j *n*f. nn,l f°ur years is a l"ng tim e ▼ungunril ihoy |irtt«iri*il to march
dvgre-v uf tho tost pa.-sed fol water ;t« feet, and demonstrate '"'der present changing condition,. tin Mmlritl.
Imtnrgriitu hi* nh^iartrni,
df*
low
three (live* prut>erly.
I >,,uh
‘'l'r l »in to depend on w hat
uffcm lva
Minnow Degree, those learning
Whole Degree, same require.; happens within the older parties prrilnng u riiria»)iiiiR
In swim 2.1 Varda whdr in csroii; m en), as Shark Degree, also wl,h 'I 'iw ct lu labor, and what hup- ngain^l XJulufr-1. b»yalUU naval
tin- ^fi‘itit«*rninraii. th rta tand sun-flih degree, thus* learn ability to iwim 4HJ yards, demon-!pms in Ihe country genemlly with . lui
ing to swim 2f> yard, in certain strate the proper approach Iroth r**(>e( t to recovery.
I rned \vh«i Vniilo rrpri^alA in th§
style, nr rn their back, and tho*o rr a r and front In saving a drown-] If Mr, Roosevelt wins llii, year, [south upon discovering IfrO faselata
who dived from
surface anti ing person, suppurt fully dre.setl if he recommends a successor in , were executed at A nlrquora neip
brought
up
an
right pound person t 1-2 minutes, lift person IB III, and If those labor trailers who Miilngn. Antei|iicr» now is in rebel
w eight; Bruce Bolt, Blly Kpp from lake slnno, and dem onatrite now speak »f n new p rrly
still hands.
Cawthon Hutchison, and Itnrrv artificial rrapimtlpn
I feel ns strnng'y disposed tow ard) Gen. Emilio Molo, northern InIxw.
Hoys passing both
Shark ami the Roosevelt policies ns they now -urgent comiliiiruler, announced 800
W alrus Degree, those ahlo t» Whale Degree: Hugh Darker, l.u* feel, where will there lie standing j loyalist* were killed hy rclrel m sswim M) ysrils any style,
gene Harriwrn, Duhh Kpp*. Carl roe 111 for an Imlpmilent Inhor enn-[chine gunners In on ulrorlivn *tyards on back nr tide, 2ft feet Rlckrr.
Miller William*, Bill didalcf
| tempt to nllack Ihe irisnrrectlorvunder water, dive under surfacn
t g w a l l a a * * O a !* ■ « • v * s l
j
]f
I j , n i | „ n w i n , , (f | , i , p i d i . [ i s t s t r o n g h o l d n t Z n r n g o u i .
As activities were ended for
the second week at t'am n Wlntnn.
near
DeLeon
Springs,
Camii Director II. K. Morris, an
nounced Ihat there was a total
rlrn *1 nr*»Ment arc acrr|»tul>li* t»i I
It wn* fmin-tl that the fnta of
‘Big Jim’ Dixon To Texas Warned OfiCSS «
{j*“
.. - a“
r ; - ' : , Oviedo Negro Shot
Get Chair During)Tropical Blow 250. list segment of•.’r
the lalmr volt*
withiJmw to rxprrinirnt with n new At Rainbow Farm
Week Of Aug. 24 Mi l es Off Coast venture
of lt« own,?
If (he tlepri'ftfthm
B heriff J. F. McClelland reNKW ORLEANS. Aug 1 7 ^ M * I..................
..............................ntiil IDlft Following Quarrel
reived . ‘ death w arrant beari ni rl —
l, urc"B today »ald ,
the roiiniry In another rr.t
Sheriff J K. MriTelland and hla
the alg n atu r. of Governor Davo
disturbance of moder- „f , mp| . rmplnymmt opportunily
,,
,toslay
,
. _
_ ale
intensity,
220 miles
(UiiillHiinl un lufiir Ifcffp)
(li'liiitir* nro lia'king for SUvo
Sholtx
from
^ ‘' ^
.o u lh
e .s t , about
„
T east
Johnson. Snow Hill negro, wh« ;
j1r » ^ r , ° D
k
'* will probably cross the coastline
Iilc S aturday night shot and
J m“ Dlxon negro who wa*
Brownevilo tonight or earkllcd I-grins Ho**, negro a t OvUvleted of flrat degree
m u rd er'.
do, nt R ulntow Farm , located ho«
•ml .enlenced to dealh by ‘ to ( 'Norttoaxt'etorm wxrnlngx werv
tween Geneva and Oviedo.
Circuit Court on M .y « <iurlng
Brownsville to Corpu*
What ruused the shooting 1* M l
to . spr.ng session of tha l - l y . rhr|<t| ln d MUtheMt w, rnl^ ,
known, but it l( believed th a t A
quarrel precipitated the fatal ehoL
Im m ediately a fter tho shorllf
Tuesday’s tides: low, 2:40 A.
to n , the negro over t o L F.j Th#' W ( a t h ( r B u m u „ i(J | M
wa* notified he,
M. and 2:55 P. M.j high tetri A .|------------------- hi* deputlee,
- , . ami
J srrL S tf& 'u
to
i s T.°,MCorp“ ch,li“ ,o M,utor,,n'
dur- dlr#e|o|l
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‘Dixon will
electrocuted
tog lh . week of Aug. M. U «a> , hlfllllB w|Bd( , nd ^ 9. IU 0Yrr , M. Moon rl*ee at 8:27 A. M. and toad* hi* escape, and could not ha
found anyw here near the scent 08
set* at 6:58 P. M.
ronildermbU area and strong
the tragedy.
T to Issuance of a death war- wind* over a smell area near the
The city fire drgiertmcnt noiwered a call to Raggett's Drug
muHra to 1 2 °Circuit l'J
« f* J ^ tonl*ht'
and attend to other business that
Store early yesterday morning,
Court at the asaso lima Dixon i
|{.*t (anlinura
me up at tho meeting.
when tho motor to u frlgldalre
Joe. iD. Jlnklne, county tax at- proa aentenced, U pending on ac>| CHICAGO, Aug. 1 7 .-UP)-C o n . 'caught on fire. Estimated damage
waa authorised by tho count o t a request by Wilson anil tinuad heat wa* predicted for to- wa* act at »20.
hoard to toy a now typowritur and
fix tto light* to hi* office.
Notary Public bonds far J. W.
Smith and Maxwell Stewart and
a deputy sheriff bond for William
M. Green met with tto approval
MANILA. P. I , Aug.
of tto board.
—At least 11
killed Tha county also received a div|.
today to a
left dend chock on term er Clerk of
nattra* ef Nlrttora Court V. E. Douglass from Comp
Island thraaUned with troller J. M. Lee a t Tallahassee. It
waa announced.
Pleas for
that many move ara
VEST PALM BEACH. Aog.
hava bran kiUgd I n
— ™ rm 17,—Palm Beach county firmer*
wU*b »w*pt la fram tto Pacific a n now preparing- their lend*
trip s . County
Saturday. T to a to m aant two for fall track
ahlp* agraaad. and a third
Agent M. U. Meant* lays they
out distress enlts bat h ie
a r . axpaettog torgw planting* I
unheard Pram tiara.
Si
3 5
o f’ n tr r i lM nt*r' Si« "
Nfat, attorney* for Johatou who
have made application for commutation of tha death aenUnco
to Ufa Imprisonment.
«**
* ,r n 'd
Blond hounds fallowed hi* treekn
for several m l’e* but lost them art
thu highw ay, where It wo* thoughh
Johnson wa* picked up by an au to
mobile and taken out of thla sec*
tlon.
a || |)t and tomorrow In lha north
e, ntf, | iU U .. The heat which
blanketed tto plain* etatea and
lower Missouri River valley 1* ex
pected to extend In lesser propor
tions Into the great lake* region to-
The weather: Pertly cloud),
scattered thundershower* Tues
day and near extreme south and
extrema northeast coast tonigh^
or Tuesday. Extreme Northwest ,**. Avars#
Co-Ed Killer Faces
i Florida!
fair tonight, Tuesday fc*
Death On 2 Count# No reln-wa* forecast to break /partly cloudy.
th* heat which reached Ut peak
ILLE. Au«. 17— W i yesterday of 113 degr*M to KanArnold P. Mickle of the WPA J»f.
ly grand Jnry today In- ■as, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Mle- flee to Orlando ha* been ifvitcd
to speak gofer, tho local Rotary
Martin Moor* far mentor tourl.
flrat rierrV burglary In the
Club at ita weekly luncheon in th .
BARTOW. Aug. IT,—Fifteen Mayfair Hotel tomorrow noon, it
death of Helen Clevenger. Both
4-H clubs for gtrlx, with n total wa* anneunead by President II. B.
ctorgdo are capital offense*.
Solicitor Zeb V, Nett toe did not membership of 292, have been Pop* today.
when tto tarmor negro hotel reorganised to the strawberry
toy would- ______________
to, arraigned: school* of Polk county, accordL. F. Boyle, Commander of tho
court officiate said it would tog to a report fram Mlaa Lots i local American Legion Post, anto today, *"___
God bey,' bom* agent,
,
(OaftMmd «u rag* Twa)
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The Sanford Herald, August 15, 1936
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald