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Medler Pitches R ally In Eighth
Well In Pinches Gives G-Men 5-3
Gives Up 8 Hits Azalea Conquest
D IZ Z Y D EAN TURNS PUGILIST
Locals ItiTly In 8th Palatka Mixes Walks
To Push Winning
And Errors To Get
; Tally Over P l a t e
Score In F o u r t h
nr K. H. CLJ/LL'M
The Sanfunl
Lnoktut*
out
fought, oulhlt am! autplsyril the
0L Augustine Ralrits to vain a l
to 1 victory here ycatrrilay aftrrHerman Medler, a St. Augus
tine caaloff, waa on the mnun 1
for the Loukuul* although yield
ing eight hits, three o f them
good fur eilra bases, limited the
Saints to one lone tally, that
coming In the first Inning.
Glbeon, first up hit the second
pitched ball to right center, for
two base*. McGowan went r it
abort to first, Gibsun going to
third. Fitigrrald then hit a high
fly to center field which wns
gathered In by Duncan, Gibson
Sanford’s Lookout* will meet
the PalatkB Aailea* at the to
tal field tomorrow at 4:00 P. M.
OAtNESVILLE. Aug, 13.— Stag
ing a I run ral y In tha eighth In
ning, the league leading Gaineavllle G-Men trounced the Palatka
A re Via 5-,l hero yeatarday after
noon.
Sojthpaw Calvin low e limited
the T.cala to Ihreo hJta and on*
run until that Inning whim he b it
control and walked the flrat two
Latleta. Ill); Gould waa lent in to
relieve him.
The G-Men acorod their flrat
run in Ihe aerond Inning when Milton McDmigaf, local rveeiver, poled
one of I.owe'e fait ones high over
the left field barried for a home
run.
The run* In the eighth came aa
llurlt anil Adair walked. Pitman
forced Adair at aecond on a groun
der, Buck going to third, and Pit
man holding flrat, on an infield
roller by Beach, Flrat Baaeman
•Smith, in throwing to aecond, hit
Ihe runner, the ball caroming off
into the oulfle d with Buck aroring. Pitman taking third, and
lloai-h pulling up at aecond. Pfrlfer
lined a alnglo to canter to arnre
ITlnian, and McMullen alngled
aharply to right to acore Beach
nnd 1‘feifar for the final runa.
SPORT SLANTS
eml the Inning.
DIU Uutland, youthful Saints’
Mai thy made a circus catch of
hurlar, was on tha hill and ol- Fitigeratd’s line drive in the
tbcugh giving up nine hits kept third Inning, leaping high In the
them well scattered except In the air to anag the hall, and then
third and eighth innlnga when doubled McGowan off flrat. Dun
Sanford put over their two runa. can also made a beautiful catch
puncan opened the third inning of Kmeraon’a fly in the seventh.
Illatruf* atrategy in the fourth
with a single to ahut center, and
advanved to aecond when Emer Inning coat the Kainl* a run when
son threw the ball into right on an attempted double steal he
field trying to nip him off of faked a throw to aecond baa* to
Andrew*
flrtL Medler hit a long double get Owen*, trapping
to right field, scoring Duncan.
between third and home.
Andrew! waa the heavy hitler
Th* Lookouts staged n rally In
tho eighth Inning putting over I f.r tho Saints getting two hlla
tho winning run on three hits and out of three trip* Ui the plate.
an out In right field. Ijingatnn. Ilnvia und Cuts* for the Look
first up In this Inning laid down out* each got two hits out of
a neat bunt along the tin t base Tour limes up.
»r. u a m i v a
lino which ho brat out. Davis
to second; Cates sdvanclng both
singled to left, Langstro going
runners wit), hla single to left
field. Langilon crossed Ihe plate
with th* winning run un Overstreet’* flyout (o right field.
Butlaml pulled himself out of
a very bail hole In the fourth In
ning. With the l>a«ea Innded and
non* out be caused Maltby to bit
Into a double play, then walked
Duncan to again fill tho bags.
However Medlar struck out to
THE STANDINGS
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rade it was seemingly dispelled ty (Irtllleavltlw
Iwilnna llcarh
&
the auccraa of their recent awing I’a U tk u
around tha westarn loop. The Ml. Augustin*
I
Yanks proved thelf^ dais
and Munftiril
l e s l r r e a r ’a
Kamenev* by taking over tha While
Manf. .ru l i Ml. Ai
Hum — t i l l , 4. Pal,
Sox and the Indian* when those
IlMlInns llrncli at
leading challengers were distinct sanies rained uut.
(laasra T i
ly' hoi.
HI Aueusllne at
ilalnaavllla at tie
Tha other contenders failed tJ
Hunfutil at I'alnlli
make, a dent In the big lead th*
Yankees enjoyed wharf they head
ed west. A* a matter of fact, the
New Yorker* added half a game
to that lead. There were times
when the pitching wta spotty, ami
other times when the vaunted
power *t the plat* appeared to be
weakening, but when th* pressure
was on Joe McCarthy’s boys ral
lied to win.
Th# return of Johnny Murphy
to winning form was particular
ly heartening to Yankee fans.
Against Cleveland he twice saved
the day. Pat Malone, “ Old Blubber"
am c iiu -As i.K ta i’M
to his teammates, turned In sev
W on U u t
71
1*
ers! splendid relief Jobs, among Haw York
Cleveland
*3
11
them the tie game with th* In H atn.il
sa
41
sa
t:
diana when Pat pitched shutout ball t'Mraau
tloalon
at
t(
from th* ninth Inning to ths sis- W asklnalon
at
Is
lit. lamia
11
;o
| teenth,
I'blladaiphla
ST
71
Th* intense interest In tha YanV , - l , r J u , ', II va u lt,
Doslon I * . I'hllatltlithl* l-i
TuliU
SI • ST IIi Itee’a western swing vtas reflect
HI* Annum In*
1A0
l e t — l ed In th# hug* gate* they attractN aw York I ), W as k ln a lo n 1,
Hftnfi>ii|
0 0 1 uno O i l — I
I'k lra go I, mi. Lu u l* J,
D atrail T, riavalaruT I.
ItUit*, m U fifi,
1Jin«i» Inn, Hull" . ed. Whsrevsr they played mob*
llam a* T a S a r
cnti,
followed. Th* tour aUratied almost
D
atrail
at Clavolan.l,
Krfnr, Kmortoh.
217,000 customers.
U uiib
liRtlid
In,
F K in r ilil.
H aw York at I’hilaUalphln.
SI, L e ila a| Chlrago,
If •ill* r,
OvtralriFl,
Tvo*l>aHi- The three Yankee victories In
Wiiattlniton i t iioatun.
hit**. iKImci n,
And r « v i ,
M tdler,- as many game* In Chicago were
Flf a iirn ld ,
V»*nihl#
i» U m .
An*
tu M rU o w m
In o w » n * to disappointing to White Sex rooter*.
lltitlniiil,
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SfnMby tu
EmeriMfii
tu
B u i.
Andrews.
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T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T IS , I M S
S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D ,* F L O R ID A
U. S. Swimmers,
Divers Capture
Unofficial Lead
F errell Gains
Fifteenth W in
O f 1936 Seasoi
Medica A n d Gestring
Shine For America
In W a t e r Sports
Pair O f Homers Bj
Hurler Has G^ea
P art In V i c t o r ]
An gel e* girl *nd farmer portrayer
o f kid role* in '“ Our Gang” come
dies, lifted the United States In
to the lead yeaterday In the un
official team atandlnga of toth
men', and women’s Olympic awlmmlng.
Mrdica’a powerful stroking gar*
the United Stales Its flrat swim
ming victory aa he churned to aa
Olympic record of 4 minutes 41
6-1II arconda in winning the 400mi-trr free style, Ralph Flanagan,
hu>ky Miami, Fla., star, flnlihed
fourth behind two Japanese.
{ l.rd by blue-eyed, blonde-haired
i Miss Gestring the United Slates
! scored a "grand alam” In the wornrn’« >ptlngboard diving. Mlva Ce
ntring, who standi 6 feet, 4 Inches
I nnd weigh* 102 pounds, finished
first with R9.2H points. Katherine
llnwln, ID-year-old Miami, Fla.,
girl, repeated her second place of
Ihr I.oa Angrtea garnet, with B8.3S
points. Mra. Dorothy Poynton Hill,
I o« Ange r* blonde who won Ihl
Olympic platfrom diving In 1631,
finished third with 82.36 points. In
addition to winning both titles the
Amrrlrnnt gave promise of win
ning more Uurele by their qualify
ing performance*.
Adolf Kiefer, 18-ytar-old Gerichoolboy,
man-born
Chicago
smashed tho world and Olympic
record In leading IB other quali
fier* into the seml-finala of the
100-mctrr backstroke. America's
other two
backstroksra, Tayler
Union May Admit
Starting B l o c k s
BERLIN, Aug. 13.— (iP)—Start,
Ing blocks may yet be admitted to
the. International Amateur Athlette Federation's rnl* book. It waa
Indicated Tuesday at th* final
aaaalona o f th* federation’s . twoday meeting.
" I think starting blocks will be
adopted at th*.-n*xt meeting In
1888," said Avery Brandage, pres
ident of the American Olympic
Association after he had ralsad
the question whieh fear year* ago
the federation flatly declined ov
en to. discuss.
.The Latin-Ameytean coon tries,
through Jeeqs Aguirre Delgado, de
mand representation on’ the I, A.
A . P. Council *■ well aa the ad
mission af Spanish aa th* fourth
Official language o f thn I. A. A.
graduate from Detroit, and Albert
van d* Woghe, 19-year-old Pater
son, N. J., boy also qualified for
toduy'e semi-finals.
The American women’s 400-me
ter rrliy team movkd Into the
final of that event, by winning th*
first semi-final heat In 4:47.1, and
Edith Mr,fridge Segal, UII Lot An
geles blonde, and Alice Bridges,
dark-hit led Uxbridge, Mesa., girl,
moved Into today’s final In th*
women's 100-metejj backstroke.
Tobacco Chief N ot
Interested In Club
rated In only ona sport—this har
ness racing. I do not even play
Olympic Ball Team
To Play In London
BERLIN. Aog. 1L—(AT— Leslie
Mann of Miami, manager of the
American Olympic damenatraUen
baseball team, asId yeftsrdayha
would take IS members of th*
team te London Sunday U play
the London am*tear baseball
league aII-star* hi.a two gam* ae
ries Aug. IS nnd 1*. Other menbare af the Olympia HP*d wffl
meat She London delegation at
Southampton for th* him sward
voyage either an A«g>» or A**-
‘C ham pion R u n n er-u p ’ In
G o l f Is S h o o t in g H ig h
BOSTON, Aug. 13.-CAV-After!
Wea Ferrell belted in a 6-4 vleJ
tory over the Philadelphia Athletj
1c* with a pair of aocceealva homo,
runa in Tuesday'* opening gime|
the Red Sox. were shut out, 6-0, bjf.
Harry Ke.tey la tho nightcap.
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The Sox were oulhlt In both
eonteata but Wea gained hta flf*
taenth pitching triumph of the
ov.
aeaion by putting two driver
drive* ov*
tr tho left field wall In tha third
and fourth frame*. Brother Rich
waa on flrat when ho bashed oo|
hi* flrat homer and tha bases ware
anded on hla neat turn at bat.
The Rad Sox were held to threw
hits by Harry-Kelley, who hurled
a two-hit shutout against them In
Philadelphia earlier In tha season,
Jimmy Fox* got two o f tho Boato pi
blow*, on* a two bagger, and OpJ
ale Mtlillo provided the other, 41
double.
Mrs* Dan Chandler Sees Door To Link’s
Throne Room Close In Face As
Jinx Is Unshakable
*
Motorcycle T o u r
At Daytona Beach
DALLAS, Aug. 13.—DP)—Geni
al, matron1/ Mr*. Dan Charuilai
has teen the door to go lfs throne
room alam In her face many time*,
so this year ahe’a shooting high
and means to amaah her Jinx In tho
biggest way possible.
The Dallas mother—"champion
M r*
STEARNSMsttE
R O O F IN G
partment for
participation
In
Then, by way of emphasis, sho
Saturday’s Gypsy Tour to Day- slopped out on Brook Hollow’s
.ton* Beach, which will be fol- treacherous ptr-70 layout and shot
lowod Sunday afternoon by dls- 39-33—72 to shatter her own wornlance race* on the beach.
(#n’s course record by three strokes.
With 40 rider* entered In the Her amatlng round, which InciudCtass O stock rice o f 25 mils*. *p- *d four birdies, nine pars, four
proximate)* 100 "fast-■toppers’* .bogle* and a "bustard,” Waa terfred
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■* golf
arw
expecteda-toi ______
compete
four'over Te*aa’
moat difficult
scheduled events, for which 1rr- test.
phlra and cash prises are offered) “ Never played any better,” ah*
iy th* city and the American1grinned. My
. _game has been It
Motorcycle Association. Additional this point for two month* and I
event* are: 10 mile* for 45 cu. in.'certainly hope It testa through th*
motor*, 10-mite free-for-atl and \western and
national
touma10-rail** for 74 cu. In. motor*.
menta.”
Mra. Chindler had her heart, act
on th* national tltla last year, but
SPORT BRIEFS
freckled Patty Berg stopped her
In a quarter-final match at Interllaehen. Thay cam* (o th* 18th
green all square end both were on
the carpet with two potta for pars.
I Patty’s ball lay within 10 Inch**
of the spot mad* famou* by Em
peror Jones In 1930. From that
spot, now marked U> preserve Its
hlatorlal significance, Jones rolled
in a 40-foot putt to win th* nation
al open and complete hi* golfing
' Compute
W|th"Nair»
A Cement
UNITED
LUMBER CO,
grand slam. Patty Berg chose the
same spot to run down a putt that
eliminated the Tsun.
Six year* ago Mra. Chandler
took up eompaUliy* golf. She cap
tured th* Texas women’s title ..a
i year later, hut slnce’ haa been smfferlng from n runner-up-eompte*.
She baa finished second boat to
Mrs. Frank Goldthwalte of Pert
Worth, Curtis Cup tons* member,
twice; Miss Mildred (Babe) DidIlia* Batty
Jameson,
rtekaon *i
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Vis
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Bmtnole County Produce*
More FroiU And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In America
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST H, 1936
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X
1,000 Loyal |VICTORIOUS B O R AIf CASTS
[ Troops Slain
In Execution
HIS VOTE
Firing SquadsMenace
Lives O f Hundreds
For RebelBombardment Of Bay Cities
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NUMBER 250
EetabUsbed la 1908
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Flood Region Souvenir H unter*
Is Inspected Snatch Hood From
By President
DoomedMan's Head
Jamestown Seeks Aid
To Devise Barrier
Against Repetition
O f Great Disaster
Directa Hanging
A
Woman SheriffTurmi
Over Job Of Exe
cution To Deputy:
Remains Secluded
CI.KVF.I A Nil. Aug. 14—
lllr T>* A— rleteS l‘r— >
rrwsldent Roosevelt came here to
llundmle of person* today fared
day to view the Great laikes ExpossiMe death before Ilrlng Aquaill
posit Inn.
In reprisal for the robe: bombard-j
lie survryed the flood damaged
ment nf government held town-* an
sections
of Pennsylvania and
the Spanish northern seaboard.
Miami Swimmer Goes
West Virginia yesterday, and to
Srures, augmenting some TOO
night he will g iie an address on
Into F i n a l s For
''rightist'* hostages incarcerated In
Tennessee J u s t i c e
International relations at Chau
San
Sebastian,
were
seivul
by
gov
1,500-M e t e r Test
tauqua. New York.
'* <vVre
ernment militia in reply la rebel
Claims L i v e s Of
In the hills of western Pen nay Ithreat to destroy San .Sebrstian
- R E R U N , . A u * . 14.— ( A P )
T h r e e Murderers
Senator William E. Borah, vetetun Republican senator who was van*" yesterday Jamestown looked
and thu neighboring town of Inin.
— T h e U n iv e r s it y o f W o a h •While a rebel warship lay off overwhelmingly renominated in tha Idaho primary, is shown getting to ^ r ,‘
t for help in e f
forts to deviso a barrier against
tn trton 's e ig h t c a p tu r e d th e
ahora In tha Bay of Biscay ready his ballot from Mrs. Lolita* Montlelh. cleik.
OWENSBORO, Ky., Au«T.
any repetition of the disastrous t
£ i j l u e rib b o n O ly m p ic t it le to *
to open fire, the city armed itself Borah, i As-t.wiate.1 Press Photo)
M.— (A P )—Souvenir hunt_
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ft
nodi
that
rwlre
laid
srasle
to
the
,
a s th e in te r n a tio n a l r e
against.* repetition of yraterdiy'a
era ripped thr* hangman’s
community
rebel aerial tombardni. nt, in whicKK"
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g a t t a closed w it h
G e rm a n y
hood from the face of
I'ivlc lenders assembled farts
eight
persons
were
reported
k
(ported
killed
4
H w e e p in g
fiv e
of
seven
Rainey Bethea today Imme
snj figures to give the President,
men werry ar- a.
Both
men
and
won
e v e n ts .
.
diately after the 22-ye*r-old
who arrived Uto in the day, a
Jdsbon \
rotted indiacrimlnat ely.
T h e Ita lia n s fin is h e d sc cfirst hand intimate picture of the
negro waa hanged here at
Superior Court Judge Good-1heard that more thsn ItkQO l.ta l>
i o n d a n d G e r m a n y th ird to
threats fared by Johnstown from
duwn
before n huge crowd
win
Knight
la
ahown
at
Loa!
ml
ilia.
Including
a
hundred
tv-r,
the American* In th« 3,000-meter
the little Conemnugh and the Stony
Angeles after ■ lengthy confer-1 en. died In a mass execution by
for nn nsjuiult upon a 70rowing race.
Mary rebels at Almandralejo.
County Board Sets September I t As O p e n - l ^ l2 ^ ^ « ^ w ~ ;
yeur-old White woman.
'A(|olf Kiefer, Chicago, won the ence with attorney* for
The revolt, loyalists proclaimed,
Ilcthca still
breathed when
mrn’e
100-meter
backstroke Astor and her former husband.
injf
Date
For
I jOCRI K f l U C i l *
j» a * dressed in flays snd hunting.
must
be
stamped
out
’within
a
few
■wlmmlng championship .In a Dr. Franktyn Thorpe, Ini an efperson* from thn crowd rushed
The program for the President,
hour*,"
. tional Institutions
near world record time. Holland's •foit to reach an agrce/ient in
th- wire enclosure about th#
who left Washington by train
Outside northern Oviedo, the -o
quartet took the women's 400- the child ' cuatody_»**i*r (Aaaocl•rsfr.ilii ami scamblexi for frag
--------inurniiAy morning included a 00Thursday
eiallat
fighters
hurled
heavy
artil
ated
Press
Jpxlfa)
tnoter free stylo relay In record•
m
ile m
'to n
ment* as memrnloe* of th* spec
milc
automobile
trip through the
lery
fire
in an
effort tr
t i rccipture
recapture,, S‘;.'l’*riirhl instructors willJ be i r
lery
fire
in
an
effort
breaking time, defeating
the
tacle.
A crowd fitlmaatd
at
nd towns inundated by
that munitions center from fascist
to hanford •ehm.l.
Americans and othera.
more thnn IQ,IKK) waa for th*
reb els
4the liKJthsli I n i n ,
m o t m in g
atriek’s day f ond that
Ten
thousand
person*
rssemhlrd
Marshall Wig-no, Miami, had
s.lail IVl
VV
-V mft 9
E 1r i.s
.!>•
Men snd women fought side hy l', ‘ <>f P-r-.-m..! released U>a,y
H n v o
' ) r . i r 1 a n,u,r*1
varioimiy rftlimtt- jat Owrnsboro, K y , to witness the i m.Mt part nrdvijy except for a (
a alight lead over Germany’s Exfew hoot* during tha admlnf*wton, <1 "
Ild V c
i ) U l 1 I “ ( ed from $28,000.0(H) to $10,000,side with antiquated rifles inn I *hrrvrsjrt-i Ihr . ffirv of T \). Ijwlon
j hanging nf Halney Bethea, ■ ne . j
heardt Weiss In tha men’s ten
liation nf the Inst rite* by a
ancient cannon to hold San S rb*,-;c" unl>r *ui*' InlendrU.
|gro slayer, hy a woman sheriff, i
meter blatform diving contest.
I priest.
tmvvHriir whrtwirti*
tlan and Iron, the northern strip1
edueaiional institution*
|Mrs. Florence Thompson (above).
' PoJKladlci,
Seattle, and
Mr*. Flnrence Thompson, iher|President conferred aboard hi. Hhr ,§
of D. vlr>1 rounty.
of granted importanrr because of |w i11 i>|m'|| Sept It, according to a
JHPonnegsn, Miami, went
I iff,
directed
preparation* for
C o u n t y will ho ve t h r n - . l r i i n with
its eommnnd of the May of Bis. ay provision toad* recently ry the
|A4Rocl«(r<i
Prt's*
Photo)
ia ,X y to IJSOO-meter free stylo
r*A
the hanging but left to Artbur•ntiants in the "Cavalendo of the tentative plans to build a huge
County Seh o| It,-nr.I
An
air
armada
speeded
to
the
ntfinal, . Americans
trailed ‘ In
Haslr, forntrr Loulavllla police
Following are the teachers to ya Ben ly" sohediileil for Daytona, earth dam eight milea auove the
'
I tack on Revile, key city of the
other >*n to.
man, the task nf throwing th*
Be ill Sejit. It and 7. Joe M l ren city to provide protection from
Lamson P r e p a r e s south held by fascists since the mployed:
trigger which dropped th* negro
tal le* inanngrr o f the Bit* Thea high wntrr in the future.
Sanford High School—Cl. K. Me*
to his death. Sho did not appeal!
Tentative Expenses;
To" neighboring
th,m ..... |Ktiy,
ter, , uid toilny.
Army engineers had marked off
principal; A l.x it, Johnson,
publicly.
I . ' u i s f Jiihnstu n, t e a r i n g
the with Digs the Inundaries of the
For Coming Year Cordoba and Badajox.
[l. I. Me Lucas, Sydney Weinberg, title " f " M i s s F l o r i d a , " will be p e r project which flood control laid
Spectators came from Indiana,
rebels
In the extreme south
mors I h-thel Iliser. Klirtladh Shoemaker, mitted to enter the pageant as era have estimated will cost about
Illinois and surrounding
Ken
nent today marched on Estepe.na, 41 miles
Sanford’* «ity go
tucky comities.
.. t
l finish- Motkwest -af. Malaga. Two tboo. jl'hyllls Sinllh, Mr*, Mae Fort, Mr»-***» | ns Mias. KUxabeth Cameron, (t 1,000.080.
Mrs. Thompson waa appelated
ho plseril sreond In recent rlimfng tba current fiscal year'about sand rebels were expected to re-|Gltdys Smiih. li'lian Ihinlap, Net-1 who
to fill the unsxplred term o f hoe*
CLEVELAND,
Aug. 14.—(VP* |8,000 under Its estimated budget, Inforce Algetiraa, rakrd by th In- Willi uni mid Mrs. May Bell inatimi-i at the Ititx.
Flames Destroy Ball
R n s i r l n n i a husband, Everett, who died loot
Maxwell,
Till- third men) cr nf the Sonib
-The opening aeaelon of ' the j City Clerk F. M. Lamson said to- fire of loyalist warships.
288
Local
IV
tH
lU
L
IU
M
Apri)
shr cares for hvr home
William
Mi i'nu ll'll, liulh mile pulrhiituilimiua group ia Misa Park And Injure 16
The
government last ■night
.Her, Charles K, Coughlin's Na-.dsy,
m . gvT*c.immtv
■■k" • ■a*.
and
children,
as
well a*
the
Use
Federal
Aid
M
u
ml,
ITiff.ird
Shinhidse
Sgruh
A
niiH'
Mac
M
Hi,
o
f
Oviedo,
win
tional Union for Social Justice j The undcr-expenditurs cannot. serted a decisive battle at EstremaOMAHA, Neb.. Aur. H . - ( A 7 duties of her office.
CoAventlon cheered wildly the jbe attributed to any single depart- |i|ura, in Its effort to force an open- Mr Will, Filrri t ’hitti-ndeii, Harry S. w h s adpidgrd first place in the
To Protect Homes “ Getting the children’s break,
The Omaha Western league BaseGordon, Mrs, S. K. Slone, Itelrcrn K ill pageant and nriginnlty was
assertion made by West Vlr- raent, the clerk asserted, but Is ing from the capital to the Port
■•.ill l’urk w.is destroyed, a dot
glnia'a youthful senator, Kush D .'over the entire municipal gnvern- iiguese frontier, was expected Stevens, Jnnc l.t.filers anil Mm- scheduled to I c the only Iih-i I cnResilient*
of this county re- fa*t, look in g after o u r home and
rn dwellings burned down, and at
Ignret f.otig,
tmnt in the Itsytonn Bench affair.
Holt, that
“ money
changers I mental system with each unit con- hourly.
crive.t
a
total
of (403,851 from taking rare of my duties at (he
least ll> persona Were injured in
courthouse keep mo busy," ah*
Knem)’ poaitiona wou'il lie suh-| Sanford* Junior High II. F:. I Mr. Marentctle -nid Ted I'autey,
have not been driven front the trlbutlng to the economy,
a fire which broke out at the park Home Owners' Loan Corporation said. “ It keep* mo from worry
temple."
| Mr. Ijimson pointed out that jected to heavy aerial bombnrd- Morris, principal; C, It. Schirarl. director uf the Septcmlwr event,
during the three year period of
curly this morning.
ing."
The senator, a Democrat, mak-,two months still remain o f tha ment, the luyalists said.
(1. D. King, Mrs, Fiffle Durdon, Informed him yesterday that a trio
The fame* spread rapidly from refinancing operations which lerBethea, who served a prison
big
the
keynote
address,‘ present budget year and that the
I aura f liillciuli n, Virginia F.ar!u, of girts from this county would be
mlnntr.l
test
June,
_
according
to
the park to nearby property, foreterm for house-breaking, was
brought delegates to their feet (5,000 probably would bo saved
Kmilie t.lngle, Fllialielh lluhnnsn. permitted In compete for the bona
dispatch
received
hero
today
from
mg many families out uf their
coAvIclexl of assaulting and alay,
wlth bis referenea to tha sixth if the normal course o f govern- Three Die As Army
Mi*. Lucy Bmitli. Catherine Tnkrh or of "(Jji-en nf. the Cara cade of
homes. Damage to the ptrk was Wnller Hawkins, state director of
o f Father Coughlin's 18 points, ment Is followed snd nothing un
C l< {n l l n r n u I n
A i r and Euln McCqller.
Beauty" in which more than 100 ertimate.l nt (28,000, while dam the Nitlorwl Flmcrgency Council. ing Mrs. Elisa Edwards, aged
Four diamond
O l l i p U__
U r ilH i l l J \ i* j Kanfnril
n „ nimnr
Srhmil
glr's Horn all Floridi are entered,
abolition of tha fadsral reserve foreseen develops.
Qf the 13,843 distressed homo : wealthy recluse.
Sanford
Granunnr
School
age to other property was placed
bonking intern.
This county, it was understood,
The .City Commission estimated
owner* In F'lorida who received ring* were stolen from the mur
at
(.15,000.
The negro eonNEW KENT COURTHOUSE ! “Flynt,
'1,^ rt Mrs.
^ i.pp' Sjbil
i ' ” ".*' ‘ V
.**V.. r,Georgia
'•.*- ' ’!’! **ll be the only .me to be repreCoughlin told tha convention thst (83,183 would carry the mu
lloiilh,
aid from the government, £28 aro dered woman.
14.—(AT— An army
|ftased / after pollro
confronted
N r* will not partlcipato In any nicipality through tha 13 months .Vo., Aug,
,
fj, u f Sutton, Lillian Thmntey, M.-irgnret oented by more limn one cnlriint.
residents of Heminole County.
[tplanr, catching fire
aociol revolution which would re ending In October,
near her# lirtffln, Mrs. Blanche McKinnon.
Mbs Juhnalun wilt, of course, bo Sanitary Inspector
A total or (30,877,iUtU was loaned him with hli rhrap ring, left on
,(cra*hed on a farm near
Mr*. Edward*’ dreeser while he
duce such good people, who are
.t - —, „ f Mr*. Frances Stine, Mr*. Kathryn known as "Mis* Horldn," Mis* F.lTh. city clerk today wa. P f - J-durinr th. n)ght, k„ „ n r three
Appeals To People to F'orid* home owners with (3,- tried on her diamond rings.
•represented here, to lineups or paring a tentative budget for
Holyy ,B*
lls ns
as "J
"Miss
Fanfor.l,' and Miss
__
_
Varn.
Loulao
Collier,
and
llu
im
Sanford,"
082,000
going
toward
the
payment
the four members of tha crew. Vmm. Louise Collier,
ill* trial jury, In n courtroom
beggary."
U'amoron a* "Miss Beininuk> Coun
1030-37. It probacly will b« pre
A. H. Marshall, city sanitary of tasrs and assessments. The os- guardi'd by aub-inacliln* |Olt*,
Private N. D. Fllnn Jumped to
* r*’
. . ..
„ „ ,
ty."
sented to the Commission Monday safety in a parachute, vehi!.*' ,
inspector, today Issued an ap limited averaga of tax and as deliberated only
^ h o o l-M r .. 8. I>. Ar
lieu nllnutoa.
night for preliminary eonaldsraMrs. Jessie
peal to the cltitsn* here to aid sessment payments for each loin The negro was removed to a
Fire Chief Plans
Lieutenant Willard S. M a r v i n . I ' ! . 1™ 1,’*!;
iraaltaae* os taae Vsiv)
lion.
in
the
city’s
"Clean-up
Cam
Private John J. Maher. Private
Louisville Jail for aafa-keeplng
Period O f Vacation
paign."
when
residents o f
Owtnaboeft
James E. Crittenden were kilted '' * rlMl*
{ .r“ ‘ k' i i i j
J m
II i* i‘
The
inspector
urged
eltlun*
to
The bottles were burned beym.l ' " - Irene lU tt. Mary Raldn.nn, j
X O
P e titio n
Elro Chief Mack Cleveland plans
threatened to lynch Mm.
secure
tops
for
their
garbage
to leavo tomorrow fo r a two week*’
was not icarned
jJennnc Choate, l.ori.e Swfln. Kr T , . - V f l t C
O i l S l l o t S rtna, and to keep the contalnara
vacation. It was announced today
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 14.
Flinn said that Marvin Did the'nrstine Weslhpal, Etixabelh W l . i t - ' Y O l C U I 1 O
I S in aueh condition that they could
• t the Sanford Fir* Department
_<g>>— Within 18 minute*. Teonot be turned over.
three privates to "ball out" whenlfer, Mrs. Minnrtte Jacobs and
Mr. and Mrs. Clevasnd and
naasee today electrocuted three
F'ifty signer*
from Chutuota
lie further stated that though
the plane , caught fire, but the,Hr*. Kllrobelh Ma-nn. Mr*. Murnm today had Increased the Sanford
their ton plan to spend most o f
negroes for murder*.
this la not an efftrial clean-up
two
othrr*
were
unable
to
Jumpl^t.
John.
Ann*
I^nora
Brown,
the vacation period in North Geor
Ministerial Asuriation’s petition drive, th* City wishes to Im
They war* C H. Ballard, * 0ft«
Daytona Beach police today were
The Seminole County Chamber
Aline
Chipnian,
Mrs.
Ig.ttle
Nix.
the plane wsa too near tho
and the Carolina*.
for a slut machine referendum prove local sanitary condition* of Commerte ha* set 8 o'clock to vlcted of killing another negro)
inveatigating the posaibillty that
Etixabeth
Hollins,
Mrs.
Yelmn
in November to a grand total uf and knows of no other way to do morrow aflrrnoon aa tha deadline James Smith, convicted of klUtafi
Use body of an unidentified wom ground.
The r'tn * was on a practice Mitchell, Julia Adams and Don.thy 072 names.
en found cn tha beach Monday Is
so, other then through the co for all membership* to be paid In Hugh Matlock, a whit* man; *ftd
Stoke*.
flight front Langley Field.
Th# voting precincts of Lake operation c f tha people.
__ ______
# James Clark, convicted of kUUag
a Sanford none.
full, ______________
and annonnerd that
only
*
«
r
y
.
I
hhikwihh
I,
A
l
t
a
m
o
n
t
e
member* In good standing will lm 1Richard Shtan, white, a fo*Wt#r
The Associated Tress slid the
Springs nn.l F'ern Park have nut
woman might be a Miss Car'yle Lake Mary Resident
pieced on th* list eligible for elee-' high school football star, during
Grocery Firm Seeks reported !•> the Association,
o f this city. However, that name
lion to the Board o f Directors.
* robbery.
Succumbs
In
North
The name* o f only 800 quailM o d e r n Comfort
was unknown at the F'ernaldOnly a few o f the members
~~
Addition To Wharf i: fled
C IT Y N E W S BRIEFS Laughton Memorial Hospital, to
voter* are needed before the
haven't yet remitted dues, aceord- f TO SEND FOR R R D FW N
Enjoyed
By
Lions
William
True,
34,
n
resident
of
t
v
.
tr
n
,
c.
i
.
1
petition
may
b
»>
presented
to
th*
county police end to seven! pering to Ra'ph Bagwell, secretary!
-------Tho United B t.tr. War Ihq-orl- |^ only
wUh , „ f .
T. W. Lawton, superintendent
A t Municipal Zoo of the Chamber. H* said It is, BERKELEY, Calif., Aug. 14.—•
aana e f the medical profession la k e M. ry fo f 18 year*, died re ment ha* received application I
of Samloal* County acboola, A who ware contacted.
cently In Ameabucy, Mrs*., ac
' erandum request.
hoped that they will bring or send I IP)— Lee R- Dennlaon, Beftth
construct an extension 4-feet wide-, It It probable that the Asso
acheda)ed to retain tomorrow from
Considerable mystery sur-ound- cording to n report received here along the entire length of tho
With th* IruUlUtlon of a their memberships to th* Cham* IAmailean mining man, **14 TweeGainesville where he hoe been at
today.
ciation will convane early naxt brand n*W shower bath outfit,
ed the discovery of tho rm|aa
ber office before the deadline !d*y be planned within F0 days
tending a summer p a n e of in which wa* fully dad In * street
Mr. True hnd been In failing Winn and Lovett Uroeery Com week and lay plans for a rigor tha two Hons at the Munici
to lead an airplane axpedRIon to
fall*.
pany's dock In Lnko Monrur, ar - ous Natnpnign to begin In th*
struct loa. Be served *e an Instruc clothe*. Vblcsla. county .officer* health for aom* lime.
pal
Zoo now
have dens
Tha namta o f all member* In search of th* wreckage of the plan#
cording to dispatches received h.r.<
tor daring part i f the four-day pefuture.
Ha wa* engaged la the boatwere e f the opinion that the wom
equipped with the IsUat and good standing will be p'aced on of Paul Rsdfern, Georgia ariatoday.
riod.
_____
an snffend n heart attack while building Industry the greater p u t
beat In all modern conventhe'official ballot for election to tor, who disappeared In 1S3T <m a
l
’lona
for
the
propo*#i|
construc
ef hi* life at StL'Ubury Point,
$800 In Permita Are I*nee*.
th* Board, and (.allots will be sent flight to Rio da Janeiro.
T. a BisaeU o f Miami and Ml*a walking en th* bench.
Moss., and wta a. supporter o f the tion may be seen nt the U.' S. mThis new cooling lystom waa
out a* aoon aa the eligible Hat ha*
Hnaet Appleby f t Sanford were Uglnacr'a offi.-e in Jacksonville.
Ittued
By
City
Clerk
Christian Church.
completed yesterday under the
been determined.
1 n Been*# te wad perterday, sc- Canva^dnff Board
A#y protest) against the proj.
Among th* it m iio n In this
supervlelon e f CUy Park Su
During
Past
2
Days
Reaulta of the election will be
t te u t tgth to the office o f
act
should
be
directed
to
District
LO CAL W E ATH E R
■perintendent Jama* Moughtoii,
To Certify Ballot locality are B. E. Tree, n son. th* Engineer, P. O./imx 1008, Roose .m "
announced Kept I, and members
principal o f 'the Wtlaon Reboot
Building permits totaling HIM who ala lad this morning that of the Chamber who are alerted
The Cojrnly Caavaulng Board la Ifeola, and Robert,' another son. velt Branch, (Jenin, before Aug. w«»e Issued here In th* past two
the animal* wan
suffering to the Board of Diractors will go
25.
7
ton. Average— — ^
Ias scheduled (a have met this o f Lake Mary,
days, according to reports from
from the Intensity of Uw hast,
Into office Oct. 1, Mr. Bagwell
afternoon at 3 n'dock t» certify
thereby bringing about the said. The Board U composed of K : i S S R —
th* city clerk’* offlee.
;
Ik* vote* cost In last Tuendiy’a
Installation e f th* shower*.
C. II. Rhaeffer Thursday ob
72 member*.
Orange B*lt Loop
Sanford Woodmen
election and compile the official
tained a permit to move and re
The “ animal kings" will al
Last year there were R24 mem
Endg Season In Tie Talk Uniform Plana model a one story house on Park so enjoy Uw comfort e f a ber* of th* Seminole County Cham m y
balloting In Urle
I* Secretary of
U r n , rotund, nibbing poet ber, end this year th* membership
Atom *, Involving th* sum e f |3M.
t i r r ~ ,— :— — »•
W AUCIIU UTiog.
Grey.
sharpener, which has increased to 000.
The Missouri Rule Life Inter- .end claw
» ------------- - i t .
Sanford
Woodmen
o f, the
s# ------------- M
were coat by Hardee Conn- "
was
installed
th*
flrat
of
th*
ane*
Company
secured
permission
World met lost night at their
I I ------------------------ I I
voter* In th* 4 to •
week.
The
poet,
rough
with
THREE HURT IN WRECK
W a te r
regular wvekiy isaitovi. following to reinforce tha foundaUet) and re-1
Judge C. 0.
hark,
will
afford
th*
animals
Uw their usual business procedure pair It* building on Second Street
is «
nominated ky
a good rub, when their ternLAKELAND, Aug. 14— An au
and dlscalelng plana for th* Un- between Dark end Magnolia Aveover former B*U League peremsnt so desires.
Huddleston snd Phillips are
tomobile wreak In Plant City early
Ifrrmod Rank*.
•
E. Carlton fo ran the last
Mr. Moughton states that yesterday resulted In minor In
•r the Job fog th* sum of
Th* Woodmen will hold e spe
II
• IS ;'
Mates Senate
other modern devices t o . as jury of Howard Cewert, Lakeland!
cial meeting next Monday night
sure
more
comfort
for
tho
t Gres
nit
to
the
am
ount
ef
450
Wynn
Couek,
Bartow,
and
David
at B o'clock, snd ell member*
Zoo’* occupant* are expected
i obtained by a ealoredI perBoatwright, Winter Havi|t. AU
who are Interested hi the UniPin* I to be Installed soon.
■prove •
were given treatment at Morrell
*41
i
H o e p U a j.h e r*.____ ^_______
HE
Holland Women
400-Meter Swim
10,000 Curious
People Present
^ S ix ty -E ig h t T ea ch ers T o
Be E m p loy ed In Schools
J°: Seminole Co u n t y ?{!!"«?
City Government
May Save $5,000
In I
Budget
In Daytona Show "While
the
County Obtains
$402,554 From
H0LC In3Years
Senator C h a r g e s
‘Money Changers'
50 New Names Are
Chamber Members
Must Remit Du e s
By 5 P.M-Saturday
Mysterious Corpse
Found At Daytona
May Be Sanfordite
aiRYSSfttsrtt
« ===== u
idUii/tj*
i
�A
.............................
B w w w i’ w m
ctivities
O ow v With Everything!
■ '
■
■•»—
;
'
The trnngformation of • gtatue of tlw
n the historic old Church of ‘Son Joe* id:
"Child Communist," and tho inscription
"Dlnamltn" at the baa« of the'statues w w
Odd fal.'owa BalL
Social Calendar
oryanhed mob; it
movement,
hand of tb<
loaded rovo!
we*, but typical a
' ’ To chanye everything that h
bed, to destroy ajl thnt is, to tea
Ssmtillsh, to born, 'to ravage, to ]
minds from peaeefal thoughts to’
to arduse, to hate, to seek rcvengi
brother, friend against friend, e>
to arm, to battle and fight, to wo
A itre B L H u s te u d
Birger Wester's
( L me more Ilf*, aad j will aot
v 1haute. through U fa,
.'
U te glorleuaty lira, lhV In the
-U.'Ropd,..
a stabs religion with himself aa god.1.That Is what hsp-.
gened In Ruaala. And it Is wbat Is happening in Spain to
day.
• • .. ..
. •
•*
« * .
Christianity teaehei
“
shslt nob
standing. It commands
. kill,” "Thou thslt
_
w__
______
_ _ covet." /Thn
There Is no room
not
steal,” ____
even______
"Thou
shalt_not
that
in tha
communist
ifor
- shlf
~
_ _ ~
________
___ : ' philosophy. - Thara- is no
.. Christianity there than emoti; .pirates or
more room for
abolished; the
racketeers. Therefore Christianity must ba
be a
churches turned Into arsenals, and tha atatties of the
Chrigt Child into pagan Idols. •
■
Whst all this means can be seen by tha reports from
Spain. Is that what the people really want? • ,..t
•woi not binding on the court
sad might ba eat aside at lu dierreUspi M ille d cuatady of 4-year.
lu r o .n w
T
i*
M M
(
DQRIS JACKSON
• Tana
V * V i r g i n i a doss
.
Contralto
r
RED MOYER
’.
Novelty Banjoiat
; NORMAN BEASLET
., Taps
*“ aw* month* o f tha
of the liras,
; Tbs hllalertng “ tefl all* diary,
la' which ths agtrms wrote enough
rasmsM'dif fltra'colony romance*
te M id ths. rastlan pwttrr* Industry
tetn a p**k, was to bs turosd ov
er Is ths; raort.
•
.• ThS court rated that the diary be
ptarad la a depository and Titered
State* waa the ooteUndtaif s*»
*mpi*.
Dsaoasrasy waa • ths
nrwwr farm.. Ik was tha l * M
modal. Bsfsra IS 17, wharyygr In
tbs world changes o f ' govsrament took pises, they w on h
Longevity
tbs direction pf democracy. That
tbs whole, world would gradual
' . People live longer nowadays than they used to, in ly tsk* on democracy was par*
spite of aU that la amid about the "mad pace" of the mod haps ths one conviction mast
ern era. The progreaa of adence and invention has not generally hold by p*r*ona whs
*
St chapter of Um calibrated
.
• only managed to keep pace with the tendancles of human
Ths grant. Ilie wire, wonder, nor nature to destroy Itself, but haa even surpaaaed<_theae
a a . »w wSj •
. it wpsta throagh Life
.
Tendencies. Thla is the conclusion of the . U. 8, Census
like dying, planrt*—bat sm- Rumau which gays that longevity U attributable iargely to
higher sanitation, better living condition*, labor aaving in
ventions, and advances in medicine and surgery.
'
A t the beginning of the. present century (1900), the
Hd 1 prgy, and prayad again average length of life Inthe United States w*i 48 yenra
for white men and 6J yeara for, white, woman. Tod^y. tho
te Hlra, •' . .
*
Honed and Implored In vain average ia 69 years for whlto men «*d nearly 08 yanm for
It Himi
white womea
■•••'.
'
v . ' ^
hating life, 1 spent it on •
The infant mortality rate is decreasing. In too Drat
year of life, the rate haa been cut in half. Thirty * five
» i It o n llttl* thing*. Griaf,
years ago of every 100,000 baby boya one-eighth died in
rote te Him
their first yesr. Only a sixteenth o f .every 100,000 die
f.-M To. so* that error D
now in that first year of life.
, .
About three out of every thousand men die at 21
Ufa waa bitter aa a
yeara of age; about ten of every thousand at 45 and 26
SM then only aln. Complain out of every thousand at 60. At 71 years of age, the rate
te Hinit
. - . pf mortality ia equal to the infantile death' rate. 62 out of
X bgv* laarnod by living every thousand dying at that age. Of those who Bye to and government that hgv# ba**
extending the area they enter
be 90 years old, soma three-fourths of them wtU Uva to
ROBERT HERNDON
• Cornetist
MARGARET KNIGHT
z
Pianist r
.
PAUL BRIDGES
Talking Blues
GRACE M. BROWN
.
Pianist
GUSTAFSON BROS.
Glndervllle Sugar Drops
nk I; am worth totingeven tho kind U dy
*v>.
who
Farewell Dinner Is ■
Given For Visitors
Mra. T. E. Wilson and R.
F. Crenshaw hare returned frbin
Montctuma, G»., where they were
ca'led by the death of their »Uter, Mr*. M. A. Ray.
FLORENCE RICE
LEW AYRES
FLORIDA
“FIN E ST SU M M ER PROGRAM ”
llonorlnr Mr. nnd tin . E. L.
Smith ind their daughters, Lo*lM
•ml Caro'yn, W. F. Goodnough of
ML Vrrnoti. N. Y., entertalshd
Thursday evening with ■ far*wall dinner party at tho Mayfair
Word hai seen received llu l
Mr. and Mra. C. D. M i ton an
Mra. David Speer, who wig oper nounce the birth of a daughter,
ated on In Americua, Ga., Tuea- France* Erllne, at the Kernald<Dy, U doing nicely.
Laughton
Memorial
Hospital,
Thuraday morning.
Mr. and Mri. II. S. Gobay aro
the gueita of T. R. lllggini for
a ihort time. Mra. Gobay will he
Mr. and Mra. Jamei Cheney of
remembered as tho former Mlsa Atlanta, Ga^ ware viiiturs ham
llaiel Coleman.
yeaterday of their unclr ind aunt,
Mr. and Mr«. Mack Young.
Mra. Tony Pltchford ha* re
Mra. Berta Ur^rden and Mlsa
turned from Mt. Vernon. 111.,
where the ha* been visiting her Thclmg Turner will leave Sunday
to spend some time in Lakeland
mothnr fo r some time.
and riant City.
Mr*. W. C. Hill. Mis* Caroline
Ml** Elisabeth ThaUon of Nor
Hill, and George Anderson hare
returned from Dallas.
Te*a*. wood, O*., Is visiting her aunt,
where they have been visiting the Mra. W. 11. Young, at her home
on Celery Avenue.
Texas .Centennial Exposition.
0® The Stage
sbutcher
& p sofsthe& Froneh
a e Revolution, did when he established
h . grqrad- through lift
H M Jy and badly lad, I iw tu
Personals
SANFORD
Present* Another
WEEK-END
CLOSE-OUT
Tha Dependable Ctea* at th*
H«Ul.
First Methodlai Charth will OMat
Those attending were: Mr. aad
In Uta church nnaex at 8:00 o'clock.
Mrs. A. G. Turner and chtdraa Mra. E. L. Smith, and daughter*.
wMi Mra. Allca Wold and Mra.
will Iearn tomorrow to vlilt Mra. Mine* I-oulse and Carolyn Smith,
Gertruda Mulligan oa hoeteeraa.
Tumar'a mother In Aahburn, Ga. Mr. and Mra. J. E. Jackson, Mr. and
Mra. C. E. Kawoon, E. L. Jackson,
j
Mrs. O. G. Roller will leave to and W. F. Goodnough.
morrow. fo r Cmpnru and Rich,
mend, V a , to spend » m « time.
ANNOUNCEMENT
To-Night
Communism 1% utterly incompatible.with Christ Unity.
That 1a why you .find that wherever communism ,)uu bean
I p l i ^lijOyiss,that now dlo-
MONDAY.
-
“Panic On The Air*
gas written la a stifling courtWhile the actra**-mother sat,
raj- bowed lu on* hand, Judge
Ladies
Here are the 8emlnole County amateur enter
tainer* who earned pralie during tha appearance
Commerce
before Orlando Junior Cl
Monday noon as they com
represent their county on t
amiteui contest Ute neat month. Judge* •elect
ed MU* Elolse Winn, estreme left front row, and
Mix Joanne Auarello, fourth from l*ft on front
row, as the best of the 13 g T O U p a o f entertainer*
appealing. Mis* Winn' and Ml** Asxarello will
compete with the two brat acta from Orange,
L^ke, Brevard, and Osceola counties, with the
winner offered the choice of a free trip lo New
York City or to the Teiaa Centennial at Dallas.
Tho group: Front row, left to right, Mia*
Elols, Winn, Jimmy Drummond, Eddie Hawk*,
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now
anti)
o i e v e ry
auv ,vaai
uoru w v v ,w i|
, , n
1
Hcnervr l)ffii«*ta A^micIi Uoii, a
president
ihr lltl
f.
J K. Union, and « invnibrr of the
1past
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»bm.i
FOR ANOTHER MILLION
: ,'OWNER FRIENDS
—
I Out-of-town gur-l* at tho wedby car for an *stcn«lvo trip tofora1j|njr included: Mr. a.id Mr*. S. F.
going to Miami to make thi ir h»m«. uigsctt. Txinpa. |>o.« nt< o f thv
_ Thr brlila was Uirn In Cliarlea- KriM>nl; Mr. and Mr*. A.thur lli»ton, S. C., coming t> Sanfonl at K (t, Plant City; Mr and Jlr*. II.
*n early agr. She attended tho
Ulssctt pnil daughter of Avon
Sanford primary »ch«w<N and grad- p ,,),; Mr. and Mr- W. I*. Uiaseit.
uatrd from Sanford ll.gh School. T „ mpaj Mr. and Mr- U U. May
For the past few yenrs she ha- , n,| jmiy May, Daytona: Mr*. H
W n secretary and teacher of th® furrl Goodale, and Mi*. S. F. BI-Smford |*rimary Schonl. and l»
Tampa; Mr*. Olaf Nutdgrea,
member of the Methodist Church. \ „ rf„|k, Va.; Mrs. Leslie Taylor,
Mr. Bi-sett lived In Tampa, grad-. Washington, S. C.; Mis- Eleanor
uatlng from lllll-boro High School I y-|rurn ,y j,,. ytmtaU Springs uh.l
and Clemson College In Smith Car- y r j|rrl
Tampa.
olina. lie received an A. B. ile--------— gree in architecture and at prr-*
•nt Is connected with Laster AvMi-s Donnalwlle Sellers l.n- been
ary. architect. In Miami. He U a -pending some time at Duytona
member of the Knights Of Pythian. Beach.
GENERAL
. . ticod (luamjr
. . A H H orlm cn l O f
1'iitlcrn.s anti
Ctilnm.
A ls o — S u l.
SA N F O R D T W E N T Y YjBAB& AGO
$1.0() Vnl. H omo
Phone 171
ELECTRIC
bra against each alter tot
t wastog area* wof tte
(MriMoT It b olWRtent, «
to Amtrltana alafm|ng and |
th.il*, t|iat f ^ . ted
*ho « f » *
think it worthwWU to fighA «
raperaey. They saam to U te
Ralph Chapman and Mlsa Ta
rawa E. isondriggan wore marrlod Saturday, Aug. 13, ISIS at
Salamanca. H. Y. A t ' horn*
after, fiapt, 1, at ZOO S, TanUi
*Street,
h «t a..r.^
i- •
Sanford.
D. L Throwntr, supartntgndant Otetteaooga.
You are giving Chevrolet the greatest year
in its history, just as Chevrolet is giving you
of ochooli, la * pendIng an • » Niagara Falla
tended vacation with frtenda ajkd
nlatlTM ah aad earn* Tocooa.
a*. YLhil*'tha auparlnteBdaat
away, >paople that ana dtalroua|
of obtatmtng hdornutlan regard-1
lag lha octeola sM roapoatfulty
rafarrad to r loteOa' Malnas.
0. p. Swop* aI Ovtodo, t t e
jH m h u k n JntJgtrj during tb* sw<lurint
*Lag dlatjncUon
•
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'iCer/lahiac that will hript Buy ao« of
*
AiryrWafd*,U
|tt*■**■ IW a te h to t
AU C tatriil B ln trit mtJth tew d t ftmtm
Gvwera/ Umtrk THRIFT UNIT
«tef saw fraAmm “AmUt d t m W •rid raw
■ K - ; - ■.:■* p . ' ■ •• i
SANFORD FORUM
■v HV » *
Ulhteaaa
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of D. Carlton,
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ICBICAN
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l l j J u ’JL'
Hart Ooodal. of Tampa waa b et
m b , and Llonsl Applahy tetewd.
hath wearing wMte lino*. I Mrs.
teal Bioaatt of Tampa feraUhail
anuU for th# occasion. ___ _
After lha ceremony a roceptlon
was h*ld with Mr*. L*a»e * ^ T a y
ter eoalstlng at tho poaolitewlTha dining room table
aptaad
with a Ue* tloth. «»«u ra d w lth t .
rawLiinw Ctekf. »na decorRliE wun
Mter* and fam. Tall white wrall*.
•awed a* nomination for th# gut-
f r S T S w hv. jiiU
ware I whit* shark akin t ilt with
white accesaorlef. Tha coepto i*f^
N o need to put up with
the coetljr Inconvenience
o f so old-faihioned,
unreliable refrigerator
another day. At present
G-B prices sod mid.
summer term* you can
' hive the finest, thriftiest
r ef ri ge rato r in your
ltitchen end be money
eheed every month.
A ik Yow tM gh bor]
EDDIE BET NOI.DS, MGR.
Phone 875
> .
» 8 . W. Gradsprad. W. W. Owtn^
Mrs. Tam (Watt
Rita Thratier Bldg.203 MsgnolU Avt.
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O n ly
Ijitlien' Mummdk
tej" w o*t«jfyM w -
Ing figure for men U 88,621. At 45 xidtra the number of
survivors is 81,780 women agalnat .78,846 men; at r 66
years of age, 60,490 women and 52,964 men turvlvet at
80, 28,058 women agalnak 17*221 men.
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niam oo not,
ApporaaUy tte
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Bissett Solemnized mt pre.iyt......«hurch.
mmdatlon of Th* entire acUon.
**H»n wwtfara of tha child seem*
to Ham bam lost eight of la thla
eaaa.” ha rakh
'TAJ| that haa transpired harwtefara between mother or fslhsr nr
l » tM'ladlvldnai lima of *itb*r at
that a man f t 105 ye*rs of H i ha* only • fTsctlon o f .
year
to live.
r. •
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a lf e f Ufa,
, . v
.
Tha Ceiuu* Bureau **ys that of 100,000 m*la chll- ? • not that a correct outline
JUI lead* tha Bon) In aorrew and
dron, About 88,000 wiU ranch majority and -74,000. or Of what D going on Irj the world T
• • p u t to Him,
All ways lead up ta tha. light— naar>y three-fourth* of tho original number, will Uva to be
50 years Old.. One-fourth of each'mala , generation will
t , tea pate of aorrew
, .
M a to the light, light la a Uvo to bo 84 yeara old.
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A.
bl retreat, 1
... Iona to Him.
» A t «uh year of age, females surviving exceed ths
r .«W n
f.
...
Tangdon MltchelL
•lection*
a
LZ01 A ppleby
W9
i
208 K. lal.
�s
\
(W* r* * •
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HERALD. SAWTOK).
TRUE
ty O b t a i n s !
nr s m xi LT__ i
a m . f c a t io n ro H ' <uurl-h*uae dnor
nn in* fln l
TAX D M D
Moadar la Ika aaath or Sent II*IM M t« MH M*. t o t
n*r. laid, whirl* la (ha tth dap *f
NOTIrK IH IIKIIKDT UIVEN. Mrnlamhar. t i l l .
!W H H « r
tlial II
ot
t »*
O. c m p m ,
Jr, haldir
in ird
i « o r t ln * . t o
tha 1930 United
ta* m iim c r*parti there were
fit* qt owned non-farm home*
Lbti it* l*. Th* Home Owner*'
*n Corporation refinanced mort|M on I I S percent o f thin nomJ rT h e
K
flrat. tea couatloa. In FloHt4k la dM number of loam doted
wnt* loaned. fo’Jow;
Sanlamd* Aprtaca.
Tk*
aaal * n
«i
*f
ik *
an Id eardfleat* ambryon Ika ralhiwta* *e-
thla Ilk dap or Aafnit, prnpnrip a RLrr tha aald eertiflHI*.
r * l* laaaaA war la iht a i m at
O. P. TTERNDON,
vm cnaw H,
Clark nf Clrcoll Coart at
Cnlee* aald rertlneate ahall b*
HanlneU Caunlp, V larlda. redaaaaed awarding la law. Ika
(HRAI.I
prop*rip daarrIWd Ibarela will h*
anld to th* hlahtai Mddaa at ih*
ruort-hoaaa dnar
an
tk# (Iral
Monday in Ik* naalh al ftaytemto T ir r . o r A p p t.trA T lo x r a n
kar.
1*11.
whleh
la
lha
Tib Aap
T H DRRD
nf K*pl*nh*r. 1PJ4.
(tfUMi* Bill * • . 1C$>
Ikla
Ilk
dap
at
Auxaat.
NOTlCIf Iff IIFTN KBIT OIVB*.
lb* l OICANOr-HRMINOLR CVXo
.
p.
itcn.vttoK.
VAST, hold#r ©f Tax O rtlflrat#
CUrfc al Clrtnlt CWnrt af
.Vo 1144, liin »d (h « l i t dajr «l
Farida.
Aoffust. A. 0, IMS* ha* filed earn#
in mjr »ffle * and ha* mad* ap|»1lriiilon for a tax dead to hi* l«*
au«* th*r«in. Raid f * r t l f k » l * arm*
t,m r» * th*
follow In( d**crll»*d
r>ritn m < x*. s i t i « < « .
be4 property la Ika CVvaiy i f
daala, fliata af WirUx, la-ati:
W H af IB U ot BBIA, feetlaa
If. Tawaiklp ft Bovth. A m *
f t Cut. M A m *.
Tk* aeayaamaai af tk* aald ympertp
andrr tka aald rarllfkwl* La#a*e wa*
ta Ike xama af EOWU* N. ED
WARD*.
Oat*** aald eartlflral# akxX k* ra* Ma iii u m N la i I# law. th* am artr
e*arrlt*d Ikaealx wifi h* aoU ta th*
kRbaet hM**r al lha cawrl-kavav
daar *■ lb* ftral MavAar la th* maath
of lavlaaiber, l*M- which I* lb* Tib
day af eaytamkar? 1*1*.
. Dated thla eih dap ar Aaanat,
lilt
O. P. HERNDON,
Clark » f rirenit Canrt af
lamina!# Covatp. Plarlda.
N O T1 M !■ MKREBT OtTKH. (■EAIeJ
Ika I n. A rmiRUPOT. belAar at
Tax Certlflrat* N o . j i l Uaaee Ika
1.1 Any .r Avauit, r b. 1* iT baa
,u*<In » T aenaa awe baa
rn iili ip p lln llo a far a lax e##e
le ba lnuid tharaan. BtM aenirt.
rate emkracei Ike fnllavlaa 4aierlb>4 propertp la the Cvaatp af
nemlnata. nlala at rieelAa, ta-wtti
« Hlh I I T r I T k . Tawa
nf I j l l i r d .
2nd I P i l
J . V . Thole
Tha aueiiment ar Ika aalA prap.
ertp vnetr thi aald rerilflrate la.
■uid wa. In lha name af UN.
S P E C IA L S
SATU RD AY
KNOWN.
T
Ilnl.aa ei 14 eerllflcale ahall ba
re<ta#mer, accord In .
in law, (he
lirupertr deecrllied therein will ba
inlil lo Ih* lilvheal hlLdrr nl the
■■•iiri-haooe door on lha f l n l Hon*
CtikfiHI •
ilar In Ih* mualh nl tl*pl*aib#r,
H t*. which I* Ih* tth dap of
H"|i|rml>ar. 111*.
Mar.d thla *lh dap at Auraat,
lute.
IV I*. IIKIINOON,
ri*rh o f I'lrrnll t'nuri of
damlnola Caunlp, FlorlAa.
» * * * t NVRaAa «*r<
fad A r or Jaiy, a . p . tin .
bar I l M m it c la n r ottieo An4
Nan mid* apylleaiian far
4o*4l ta ka fciiaM Ikataaa,. (hid
riftiririta embrace* th « fdnawln*
d**rrik*4 nroxertr la tka Covaty
of KealaaM, State.*? Plerl#*, jo■ If:
W% Sf K K « ar *Et*.' B «r
lion T, Tewaahl* 14 bautri.
Ilia c * >1 Heat. la Arraa,
Tk* aMaeiaient
of tka' ■ aald
p r o w ty vader ika u id rarimcala laaaed wa. In Ik* tvttx* of
a . ii. n m r r n f .
traUaa a M rerttrit-ai* a k tll' b»
rad» * raid arewrtlag In lav. Ik*
■ryyvrlr •aaarfkni ik*r*ln w m b*
* • » I* Ik* klakaai bidder at Ik*
aaarl-kaaa* door on I ho
fln l pmperfr In th* Coumr of ft*mHtat* of Florida. to«w it;
MaaCa? In Ik* nmaih » f Hepie mI*»t t Dlwk
A
Tract I I
kar. 1114. wtalrfc la Ik* Ilk dap el
S.inMndo Mprlnxv
Areardlntf
iryleatber, t i l l .
t*»
r
u
t*
Ihcraof
recorded
up>
Paled till* *lh Jar of J a n a l ,
nn th* fltltl 11e* r*fnrd* of a*RIId *.
*
tnnln
rnnnt)’,
Florida.
o . p. n r n x n o x .
Th* Ai**a«m«nt
of
th*
Maid
n *rh nr flrru lt (learl nf
r.»i*^r i f mnd*r th* aald cart IIIKemlaole Ceunty, PlorH*- p
ntf* i ■«ti#d w «« In th* riant* af
(ARAL)
JMIIV I*. PT11 FitMRRHORN.
t’ nlr*« said r*rtlflrat* shall
r*tlr* m*d a«*rortllag lo law. Iks
t*r 't«*My if*scrlb*tl therein will Is
v o n r n o r A m .icA T to N ron <o!i| in ih* hi* heat hinder at tk*
tax m n n
■nun linn** door on th*
first
laawal* Mil Ha. It*)
Mnmhiy In ths month nf H*pt*rnN O TifK
in tiM iiisnr o i v k n , h*r, US*, which Is Ih* 7th day nf
I h a I M il*
HUM. PAUNRTT H«*|*t* rr*h*f, 1*14
holdar nf T a i r * r llflr a l" No. l#TJ,
Jm t*nl this Sth day o f Auictisl,
laau*d Ih. tad dnr of July, A. I> |*»JS
HU. ha* filed aanip in my oflic*
«» IV IIFIINIHJV.
nnd haa mad. apidlrniion for n
r'le-rk of C'lrruli i'm ift of
la i d*ed In b# l»au«d ttiaroons*mino1* r*ounty, Flnrlds.
Halil carllflcot* ombrnm Ih* fnl- iHKAl.f
lowlna il*arrll>*d prnparly la lha
County
nl
Hamlnnla, Klala of
TlnylCa, In ■wit r
l . l 0 IHi,,, k t* W lnlir l ‘ark
Kernarl.a l'nll-J. I'Ut llnnk 4
I'oka H*
What woman In lava knuw* what ihell do— what * he’ll endure
. Tli* a**a*"ni*nt
af
Ih*
*ald
—until ibo ha* to f Hprna Lny (abova) find* out the true depth* prniwrly und*r Ih* laid rtrllflcal*
l*a**d
wa*
In
Ih*
nan*
of
lad . . a , NOTICK OP APPLICAT
of In,* In "To Mary—With Lora," Twentieth Centry-Fox produc
UNKNOWN
id. appll*
TAX O I I O
tion In nlflch ahe I* atarred with Warner Baxter,— "To Mary—With
I'nlaoo aald r.rllflrala ahall h«
lo h# Ii(leaal* SIM Me. M
>.d**m*d aceordlna to law, lha
leal* amNolle* I* hartbp itraa. t
Liira" play* Sunday and Monday at The Rttl.
yrnpattr daarrlbrd Iharaln will ha
dtarrllnd IA)NU. keldar at Tax Carl!
im
(CnnllaaaA Iran) papa ana)
i (22*, K * u reported.
M oo, ta ^ w ^ rs ; h u u .
1S7», f-1,MO,004; Dural,
,000,320; Orance, 890, 12,Vohula, 770. f t ,197,204;
700, 11,020,100; Polk,
48J)40; Pam Beach. 011.
9; Kacambla, 370, 1791,.
HantU*. 300, $079,443.
,Th* total number ot loan* mada
l « all statea, Puerto Rico, Hawaii
OOd Alaika wa* 1,021,017, involr.
:te r the turn Pf 13,092JIT0.784, mak.
lnE tk* a rerace loan (3,027,
' Mora, than 90 percent of all mon.
' t j Involved went for the ru-flnanclor af dlatraaaed home* by
naanp of lone term repacement
nartcace* which ar* ta be amor*
Uaad, felly over the term of lha
leoailn email monthly piymante,
n t W a c . of Ui* money advanced
went far tha restoration and conComedian Cherley Grapewln.
NEW YORK. Aug.
dltlonlnf o f propertie*.
whoee hobby 1* woodworking, The rjalni of Mra. France* llreIt la eitlmated that (228,483,.
nakee portrait* of hi. friend* in nan IlynVa, of Denver, Colo., the
000 of tha HOLC advance* went
former "IVachea" Browning, la
W eld wood.
ta the tax office* of the nation,
with tha national average tar payBlent per )o«n being (224.
A & P FR E SH , P L A IN
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S L IC E D
Edward W. "Daddy" Drowning
waa uphald Tueaday In Suprem*
Court In her auit to mtaaur* her
dower right* in hla real catate
holding*.
u i- u r
. rv \t<
PU LLM AN
MANHATTAN
MARKET
Gr Onion? bun 5 c
Grapes bsk
Pineapples
Meal or
G R IT S
Faoey Hla* Hoao
RICE
— W h o le G rain —
CATSUP
,
DOG
Frie-Safr
A H & U -1 5
J U IC E ...
STEAK
IHAN All OIHER BRANDS
Shoulders . lb
COMBINED
18c
Fryers
^ED MALAGA GRAPES 2 Lbs. 19c
A V O C A D O P E A R S E a c h $£
LARGE RIPE BANANAS 4 L b s .|5
RICE
20C
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B A CO
LARG E J
'i L i c r p J
F reeh G n
SPARE R
SM OKED
A BO LO GNA
d HAM BURGER
TtP® *•(**. f KM* ■* '
lU S A G B
PEAS
r «n .
CRACKERS 1 0 c
Pei>>lH >)
TOMATOES
Potatoes
1 0 Lbs. 28C
Av*««4a
P E A R S Each
Teilaw
CRACKERS 1 0 c
PEACHES
tU*m Y
l-k. Mx.
1
HERSHEY
Y E L L O W S Q U A S H Pound &
I RANI
10c
ONIONS 3 Lbs. l i e
•
Comar O ko
PEACHES J Lbs. 1 9 c
M. Caa
L
IMES
T*Uaw
Mazola OIL
Doz. 10c
All IX* Baxtf A
COBBLER POTATOES lQLba.
TOBACCO
Larson's V E G -A LL 2 cans................ 25c
NUCOA
Per Pound................ 19c
Bread a Butter
, PICKLES Best Foods 2 lb. ja r.......... 29c
M USTAR D Victoria
quart
15c
)ah— Delicious Sandwich •
COCKTAIL 2 Cans 25c
KIST f . E A S C a n M e PRUNES
» fo r 9c
CoM ^ I BEEF 2 for 27C
Cavalry
Pint
u Jar
#
iuoy or Lux Toilet Soap \J bars,...17c
R INSO
2 small pktr8*..,,:.....„j.....,..15c
DOG F OOD by Rosa 5^*15 6s. can .. 25c
STERLING T A B L E SAL
10c
!1 I
■ft *
•Club Steaks Lb. S c
YERS
Each
-------------T
Mv
FCK
ROAST Lb.
ACS, *.
^
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2
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1
'1 1r ■ f
AM H O C K S
A W S % C »a > JA
BOILING BACON Lb.
TT7V .
* f
j
w o u ld
■ p a ce.
t.
C om e
A ls o
a
mk
cake
th a t
w h ere
ev$r
an d d ep erib e
ta k e
to o
m u ch
f f e t one.
r e p e a te r
Sponge Loaf Cake
Angel Food
and
as
usual
-
COFFEE CAKES
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4 l
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Meet PURNELLA
SALLY’S
ip a r tm e n t
r r r —
Lamb Chops lb 29C
arana*
it
T o try
GOOtf'LUCK lb ctn...
OUr MORE RAJAH
SALMON
fr ie n d s
e a te n .
gg^WE s pkg*...
TEA
ANU MAYONNAISE
m oke*
GINGER ALE 3 for...
— I n d ia C e y lo fk —
1)1 SAIAEJ 'JRTSSINL
w e a th e r
F O O D ....... ........ ..
B len d
H )b pkg, w
hot
J tU ert
14 ox. bot
Q u a lit y D e p a r t m e n t
A P CUSTOMERS
A
. <Jt‘ Botttie* Fir-t-pak
Jumbo Can Stokely’a
LO AF
Our O w n
PRUNELLA o
APPLE SAUCE S for..
No. r Cen* Dixie
Sacramento
TOM ATO
5c 10c
HAVE
YOU m i
*n
4r. -
No. 2 Cam
4 lb. p i t * . ....
B E E T S N o . 2 VJ cam
OH
lQC
FRYERS lb 2 ^
Cut
BREAD
14 O Z L O A F
TODAY. AUGUST 14, 19M
�FRIDAY, AUGUST
T U B SANFORD HBRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
I i f o c n i a Pair
ach Semi-Finals
Rye Tournament
|tmt, Dudire made quirk work took the seat four game* for the
of John Van Rjrn of Philadelphia, match,
8-0, 0-3, while Rlgga ellmiaatod
John McDiarmld, Rrineoton Uni-
SSX t££T?. m ' ~ . S i Rita Bills F i f t h In
toriea placed Budge and RlfC* 8 (1 1 6 8 Of Am&tCUr
& £
l ! L T t * * * * * Performances
W E R T -T h e-J E W E L E R
D ia m o n d s A n d W a tc h e s
A m W a tc h Ant* Jeu relr, R e p a ir in g
D U m o n a M o u n tin g A n d
E n g r a v in g
•w
wnicaa ana r n a
h u
•I
rh #*8 ft
of F#pteml»#r. l>li. which Is th# Till
day of Srj>lrntb#P. Ii3€
Tampa Golfer Shows
W ay In Ashevilfe
ASHEVILLE, N. C , An*. 14.—'
W )—Another favorite fell renterday in the fliitmore Knrml men**
gt, I f tournament with r Itm(nation
of Alfred- Dowlln, who put out the
mrdalitt Wedne*day. Dovrtin wga
eliminated ty Bob Gardner, AahCrille, two up.
Alan Smith, al»o of A«herlle,
twllied to win a tend-final, berth
by defeating Frank Mulhrrin, Augoitu,
gaitn, (>a..
tto. one up.
Other* reaching the *»ml-fin*l»
were Judd Brumley of GreenerUle,
Tenn.. and Maynard R*m**y of
Tampa, Fla. Brumley continued hi*
methodical near-par golf in dtapo*Ing of Jenning* B. Gordon of Roma,
|Da., 3 and 2. Ramsey non over
IAdam* of Uillmoro Knrr,t by the
aamn ic.r*.
Gardner meet* llrumtry today
I k i l r d thla i t h d a f o f Amount. D J I
isn a i
or
t r r i . f i %t i o n
t u
la ea n fe
I.E D A I,
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f
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NOTI* ►
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SENSATIONAL SPECIALS FROM T E W O R L D 'S FIN l 'J GARDENS & ORCHARDS
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c|#r k. o f r i r r n t v (N mi ; 1 o f
Semtwol# C m m t y .
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n » * # adment
of
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m i n m n t ^irrnrtilnti
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tlrtor
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Ihr* fl r ^ t
M< n>|it In th# iiiwnth of N« |*1* m *
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l o w ra y X « i l T s T * fr t lT »
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FORREST
t
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GATCHEL’ S
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of
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14, 103*
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L IM IT
lent of I h r - A id r»FO|>#rtV
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of |*it
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41
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*ol d to th#
rc*MfI holla#
In l b # month
ll la th# Tlh
|»r e-ii#* » I * .1*
CHap Iceberg Calif.
LETTUCE
V irg in ia
t-t
head
10
LT/.CAGAS
lb
5c
CAULIFLOW ER
lb
15
ENGLISH PEAS lb l2«/a
Wall Bleached Calif.
Giant Strlnglrm
l2>/2e &
15
GREEN BEANS
15
SQ UASH
Fancy Grmreaeteln Eating
APPLES
2
lbs
IQ
virru 1: o r
2 lbs
15
n o t ic k
in
i i f :i i k j i y
IJIVKN.
th »l JOHN
I
NTKVKNN. holdrr
I*r TJbR t’ert 1fI•'i%•¥ N.I, 171. IrauMl
IQ
him
fllu l »am# In my e f f l d
And
tuia mad# ti |«|»Hr a t io n lor a l a l
ilt#(l lo li# IpniK’il
Ho Ul
*3
for
'IQ
RED BEETS
bunch
bunch, 7</a
7'A
*if
Lot
A
r m t o nr«**
Hwfiiln**l#,
W i t;
A u (u *l,
1*101**1 l y
d«p#i ll*F«l
TOMATOES lb
Quantity Right* Reserved
of
( ' ■ r i l f Iv u l#
Red Ripe Meaty
%»*i*i*ii ir io v
r o il
T A \ io o:i>
( N r a a f r Hi ll Via, I U »
(Is* Sth d a y
Green-top
Ooldcn vitamin-rich
CARROTS
lb
Yellow Crook-Neck
Fancy Bell
PEPPERS
59c
2i c
3 lc
Crystal White Big 5
P^K* 3 4 ^
10c Size RI NSO 3 f o r 23C
LIFEBUOY Toilet Soap 3 bars I J c
i.K.it r u r it .iir t.noii m
5-STRIN(J BROOM each 45c
Tall Can RED SALMON each 24C
Blue Plate MAYONNAISE PL 2 5 c
Red Sweet CHERRIES tall can 15c
u it i
Fancy Snowball
Celery
crisco
MIA I* (till***
ST
HI a I w
U,
111'.
Mel.
f o l l o w I nj|
t"n tin It
lw»
In
Hi*
**f
FI*•rltjifti
1*1n« bur at
TH#
BANANAS
» From the lt«nd
of Waving Palms
J fl
Truly delldoua—evenly
ripened. Priced eo every
family can have all they
want—your* are waiting!
j
V lJ
J IM
Ib
I Oc
I 2 >/3c
Thin-Skinned
Thin*Skinned
Bright Yallow
Y e llo w
1 5 * Lemons
Banting with
lulce; a thrill-
Xnwoa Paacf U. B. No. 1 bong I, land
fo g
ipccial;
POTATOES 10 29c
U 8 No I Elbert*
U N O O* SUNSHINE FLOUR Guaranteed 24 b s 77e
G O tO MEDAL Flour Bibs 25c 12 lbs 57c 24 lbs 1,10
N a w Y ork State Y a llo w
PEACHES
O N IO N S
2 lbs
3 lbs
Jukn 2no2cn«rl7c
3cH.il 2 no I cuts 25c
cww
3
fo r
VEGETABLES--
g
O
N
Rind-on, l b 9 9 C
U P A PI * 1*11*A T I ON
T A \ IIK H II
F u ll
(X a M ta l l l l l Aw. |«ftI
N iF T IC K
IN
IIH IIK U V H IV ItN ,
1 Hal
II
C.
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ho Ida r o f
T a x Cart I f Ira t a No, I f f ,
tha
la l ila>
of
Auaual. A. D. I t U .
h/t* file d name In m y uffJra arnl
I i m mat.# a p p llra llu n fo r
a
In a
dead lo hr taeiiad Ihafaitn.
H«ld
(-artlf Ir a lr oniHruciH lh# liiM ow liig
d# ear I Lad |M*i|orty III Ih r County
u f Kam lnola, Htatr o f K lo rld *. tu*
a ll:
Lota I ft II lllorli • Canaan,
tl
Mouth.
Rone#
Frerfi Dralaed
HENS Hi. 25c
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ih h
.
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a pplicatio n
TAX
ron
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in
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lo n r.l
I horror*
Halil
rtrtlfkn la iinlirarra
Ihr
fotlowlfni
isrufMifiy In I M f '"r**»nIy of Hrmlno'lr,
Nil at# of llorlda, tn-wll:
I m>I« I In II A IS In IS |11n#H
1 M a r v a n lA
T W I C E AS M U C H
N O T H si
T.»l»r n<>llr# that I w ill on Hop(riiiLet C*. IS lf, or m* o**»*n lh#rw*
afior .*«* I may H*> h#iartl. apply
for a |»i* i dim for Thoniita l*xlaal*y,
tv h** w
rotivlrlad
In
H#t*itnnlii>
Cuunty Circuit I'niirl In Ih# Kail
l #r n* **f I'll I. for iitnrdar. Any*
on# ilm lrlnx may I'han H# Hoaril
**n 11m m erit* r*f lh# n|ipll#at l*»n,
w si c i i i i i h ] i :h.
Attorney for r#tlllon#r
H O IK
MONARCH GELATINE Pkg. 5 c
Bulk Orange Pekoe TEA V* Lb. 29C
PRUNE JUICE Quart Bottle 2 5 c
Monarch COFFEE Pound Tin 2$C
PITTED DATES Fresh Lot, Lb 17c
STEWING FIGS, Fresh Lot, Lb 15c
P E A C H E S 3 Tall Cans 2 5 c
Monarch Fresh PRUNES 2 for 29C
CUT STRING BEANS 3 Cans 25$
No. 2 GARDEN PEAS 3 Cans 2SC
GATOR ROACH HIVES 3 for 35c
Am. a •*,%%*
Monarch Grapefruit Juice 2 lor 2$C
r i lot tppi.K i H im
BARREL VINEGAR Gallon 31c
BLUE ROSE RI CE 4 Lbs. 1 9 c
BAKING POWDER 16 ozs 1 9 c
(m o il
t.
iin a iin
• 111 u F O w n
BARREL MUSTARD Quart
G «nulne Pillibury’a
Beit Flour I* sold
O N L Y la cotton or
paper tacka bearing
blue trade-mark. T o
■ told substitution
usd disappointment,
setdpt O N L Y this
branded sack with tha
HUgbnry’s Best trad**
m ult and tha word
Octagon Soap or Powder 5 for
'• * «
F lit W
l l l t A llft
.
.
.
*•
Copenhagen Mkt Cabbage Lb. f c
.
White Seedless GRAPES 2 Lbs 15c
Cuban Avocado PEARS 2 for 9C
c a i if our iia
Nice Size Juicy LEMONS Doz. J 9 c
IRISH POTATOES
5 Lbs
YELLOW BANANAS 4 Lbs. 1 3 c
. -
PIG or’BEEF BRAINS
2 1b .
SMOKED HAM HOCKS , Ib
or
(ftenatg Olll Hi. 1*1)
Nolh# |A hrfrl.y
that I’ll AH
fil'N N , lt*tl<|*r of '|'m« (*#rllflral# No
2TI*. laalliil th# Tlh tlit y ..f AUCHal,
A I* I 'l l , (war* filed Mill# In my ofljro*
and M m mad# R|<|*ll*iallcHi for a Im i
ie
The l u w w u a l
of
the
— id
p ro n a rlr under the noli, c n i f i enle lu u a d won In the nano of
ROAST lb 12hc
. —
29c >.........
V
.nil’
None!
Th* «iiy«ifii*fit nf ihr aald prnprrljr
und#r Ih# aalil rrrllf1«-Dl# In u o l n a i
In Ihr rtatnr of HTATIC,
1*nl#«a wild r # rt lfli«l« ehall t«r rr*
d##m#d a< rnrdlnf In Uwr. |h# pro|*#rly
t f r w r l M thiraln will ha acid tn th#
hlgheai h|dd#r at
tha
court - hon«#
ru t HonH I raft# 103.
d**nr on lha Tlral Monday In lh# mnn'h
Th a aa*#«aiii#nl o f th# vitld p rop nf HoplainLor, 113*. whirl! la lh* Tlh
a rty w nd»r th# paid ra rtlflc u ta la- day of H#r*trmljer.
NUifi wna In llii» iin nila
of
UN
Hwlliil 11'll* ilh ilny o f Aiipmal, U JI
KNOW N.
<* IV I l l ’ ll N|n iN.
tffll#aa aald r r r t If lyata ahull Ha
Clrfh of rir in ll Court of
radtaiiMHl a*'coulln,g
tn
law , ih#
HinilnnU Cnuniy, Klnrlda
p ro p e rly daavrlb«d thoraln w ill ho
■old lo lh a ItU hoal bidder at Ih#
court *h»m#a Muir
u ii
lh# f l ( « l
Monday In lha ntonll) o f Hoplooi- N 0T IC K o r
A P P L IC A T IO N
PON
bar, ISIS
which la tha Tlh da)
TAX O f l D
o f NaptamHor, t i l l .
< ••"*< «
Na. l U j
lu t e d Ihla Ilh d a y o f A u «u *t.
N olle* 1,
h .r.b y
|l<-n,
lliot
m «.
» n A N II IC-HKMINOttR C O U I'.tN V
•
I*. IIK IIN UO N .
holder " I
To< O riirita le No, ] aaT,
C lark o f C ircu it Churl o f Inued the tat il«r of Auirnt a , 11
I>*1. ho, f)1,.l M in , In toy ofFUl. end
Ho in Inn Ia Co u it I fa F id r Ida.
hoe mod* ,,|ilh Rllnn f«-r o lot deed
lo h* loau-d IhorMin AoM . -tn flro le
NW Tit'K o r A p p i.ir A T in n r u n
rmhreroe
Ih , folloolne
it .r lln .l
TAX IIM in
I f op, M r in I he Count / of Mrmlnale.
toeoole m il l a lee>
Hint, of Vlerldo, ta-urll:
N tm c i;
in iiKiinnr riivuv.
l-oi II lllorh I) Tract M Mon.
H u t A. I t t 'U N K . holder of r . ,
Undo Mprlnen According to l l t l a
C e r llflc .il. No. IS II, l,nii,4 Ih , 1,1
thereof Itrcord.d u|>on tbo pulol.'
d or of A ttim l, A. t>. n i l . hn,
Itcenrde nf Mnnilnul,
Caunly,
riled nemo In mr office amt h „
ru r id o
mode ■pi.l lent Ion fur n In i d .rd to
The nee.,•m ini nf the eold |>rop.r<r
h * iM io d thereon, dnld C l l l flc ,I - under. Ih* *nld certlflcote leeuod won
r m b n r r a lha fu ll»w ln x .l.errlh .d lo th# non I, uf ii. r . n n t m T i i .
lu e p e n y In Ihn C uantr uf itemtI f n i,,, „t<l ceMincolo ,holl he r « "• Id , N i l , uf Florida, to .w ll:
doomed ocrurdlnx tu low, lh - nmnetir
A ll *1* a l U i i at N K t, of
d ie irlb ,d lh -r,ln w lll.b e euM lo in*
I T 14 W
nf
lirtoh ltd l i - * ,
hlebeil I.M.Ier al
I heniun-houee
fu n d rieecrlhed In till 14 l*n ,,
deer ea the llret llnndoy la the mouth
I I * S C It) Moallne T. Tow..
■Mp
M
I* m S IlN lH lN
Cl#tlt of C liru ll Court of
H#mlitnl« County, KlorHLi
NOTH H
J L
ib
Ciiiirl IliilstM t|m*r
nt«
III#
f 1f ■ I
Jitoil'll a y lit th«i m o n t h rtf H-#|»t#ut*
h i r, 1
whl f hi I* i H f I l h duty «»f
N#i*iiiiitf«>r, 111*.
11,1 I m I t h In t i l l lift y o f AtIMMivt,
IHK AI.)
RECORD LO W SALE PRICE
Grapes
UNKNOWN
l ’ iil#AA •.1 Li c r r l l f l r A l * "Hall l »
l#e(#*ll*#*l H»#«*ril|n|| t** low, IhA
t>ii<l>#ity <1#**• r 1l«*d ll*#i#lii **111 hr
*.*M I., lli# h l«h # »l Li.LI#r Ml lh*
DJI
Sun-Drenched, Vitamin-Rich!
Whit# M«U m
ftibleo, Rad
#• - m r i i t
«f
!t*»
a a IC
(if«tt frO
ni»>l#r
|h#
»-*lil
f*#r(lflpfili lfleu#*| H s i In th# hairs **f
II
R'scommtnded
25c
15c
by
good grocara rruy*
whsrtl
v iv ii
w m iiiiT
™
Nice FAT TENDER HENS Lb. 2 3 c
I.IV N
W M IU IIT
YOUNG PLUMP FRYERS Lb. 2$C
WESTERN PORK CHOPS Lb. 2 5 c
WHITE BACON
Lb.
t
Fresh Ground Hamburger lb 12-
MEATS
PO T R O A S T S P o u n d
1
SMOKED S A U S A G E Poititd li
Fresh Pork SPARE! BIBS Lb. ft
New LOCATION
40 6 SA N FO RI
mmm
�If-iJrA
i
FRIDAY,
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , -S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
ooko
utsDrop
Irinihg
[ayes Strikes Islanders' Snap D o r o t h y H ill Takes 2 n d Gainesville Is
Losing Streak
O ly m p ic P la tfo rm Event Tripped 2 To 1
For 4 To 1 Win American Swimmers Capture Third, Fourth By UeLand Reds
Places In 100-Meter Backstroke;
Eleanor Jarrett Caustic
ilatka Rallies I n Tom O s l e y , Rookie
Last Of Ninth To' Outfielder
------Leads
Tie Count
With Four Bingles
A U Q U 8 T .lf, lM G
Ninth Inning Rally
R e s p o n s i b l e For
Defeat Of G-Men
Pasquotank (N. C.) Irish potato. The Slato of Weat Virginia has
Kal.l « r l l < k « U un braces the fatInwlitw describee, property In tbe growers report best prices since I * unique central mailing office
County of Seminole. Htste of F lo r
1927 wilh the potato** selling st its eapitol where mall far *vida. I..-W II: -l^ .la 1 * 4
niock A Fern
sround |j t o , " a barrel.
Icry state department It handled.
I’a r h
Kstates.
Plat
Dbok i
|
r a s c a I * . I I . JJ * !J.
lu e
aeeeeament
el
th*
said
property under
tb *
said eertlflra t* leaned wae In the name of
UNKNOW N.
r u le r s suit! certificate shall be
redeemed aerurdlnp (a
law, the
property described therein w ill be
•old l o tb * highest bidder at lb *
rn u rt-b ou se dour
on
the
first
M onday In the m oalli of Hepltm ber, I *14. which 1* the f ib day of
deptem bsr, 1414.
I ...led thin 4th day o f Aflgu it,
1114.
<f>. P . 1IKRNDON,
Clerk of Circuit Cuuri of
Mblnlnole County, Florida.
I (IF A t.|
BERLIN, Aug. 14.—GT)—Join
ing the thin rank* of double Olym| DELAND. Aug. I 4.~ fh e
De.
PA LA TK A , Aug.14— BusterDAYTONA BEACH, Aug. 1 1.— I ? c winn,r"- Dorothy Poynton HIM.
KI.OIIIUS TT.TIt I.K K itl
: Ij ih I “ Reds’’ tripped the fast
'Elnard’c line double
to right Tom Osley, new rookie ouUlelder | ! f * . n* c ** b' 3n<1*; Sterne the
PH. stepping Gainesville G-men her*
field In the tenth Inning, which fiom Atlanta, ..upped out four -inchampion to repeat
W on t/ 'H
.SIT yrstrrday afternoon by the score
41
54
eeored Hlne* from
flr»t base, g|*, |n )our ,|mei >t
yr.urdny I
the Pre*®"1 game* yesterday
ill
47
|hi)l»n* Hv-iirh
Ii
TUT1 CK o r «rP M ('«T IO T F O 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
IB v 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
HI. AiiKUatlfis
N O T IfM
IH
I I K H K IIY fllV K N ,
.^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.« lllu fll
that MHH M K I,I. IIA K .V K T T h«*Mthwl 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 t h « 2it<! day o f July* A* U.
W
the part 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 m m e In m y urflrm
garner*d I I hits off the slants ut •i tul h u « iii.nl* n|)pllcat|ttti fur n
K
kina which deadlocked the score d
„ nnk (iurnlcb! w «, U fflm g ,Adol,f. Ki* f“ , » »*eDnd ™ ° r|•#vlll#fe I.
.Sweeney but were side to purl, In« ilwmtt Io In* laiupt! thprFon.
t ;
» * * - • •,
,
the St. Augustine hatter, w.tl. ., I
^
mI«I *p#r»Iflrni*
thu fo l, RJ
Trailing 4-2 in the last of the
fl hlt . „ rform* nce
jd*F’ > the only UnitedSlate, «etbut two run* across the plate. H
f* HWtO fm4mr
low I nic *l"*«*rlb«t| |iru|j«rly In thu
fn-Hvi(ie
Nil l.ei
■lnth with -me away, Manager' Th , , |pU
t on, , u h|t, m !
r am® ,fn 'lh*,
Del-and drew first blond in the ('M un ly **f HvinlPHil#, Hint# o f F lo r
Ml H*. AURins- I fourth Inning as Chinilo op.ne.l ida In -w rit:
“
T««n URII f f f>s Infteil onf far o v e r '________________________________ mrter backstroke finals. With th^
IeJ>U I I A I I A- K. O rlffln*R
til# J#ft fl«Ul berm to brlnf iht
jdUbarmf 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 Jarrett, 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
Heime Herger worked tne iltsHindu r tlm *dU! »**rt Ifl first ttwo places with
i error anil on to third on Hou prM|i*rty
Iie n a e r. .ingle to right fol-' ,,*lnle
w‘,rh,!'1 .*1" ,l' " -wept the fir.t
|K*n*«l won In l li« * num* o f
tance for the A la lea. und limit.* i Dina Srnff and Rita Maatenbrn.-k
I V I . | ei lun'i
IVi* <1 I dlH t
scored |fc
w tU U iN .
lowed Gallego'e clout and Swift
infield out an.l
( «•* IJl"
44
41
4*>4:
the lee.koula to scVen hits while placing in that order. Alice Ilrldg-*
r o le * * " paid r e r t lfie u fe ■hull b t
topped to Clary ct .hurt who
r ly
bull
when Faicotii lifted
41
42
.194
retire
mw.l
a rrort-ln g
(u
law
the
hi* opjoincnt, Kirby lluyr*, w«» of Uxbridge. Mass., wis third and
Inr lt
42
44
.471 1 to deep emter field.
pegged to Maltby at second to
|trn;ie>rty cUiNrrlhvd Ik e rr lti w ill Ijj*
a doled
-Istlf
Kh
44
4
)
.514
ir .iiiin
.u nirm
o f l/>
atari a double killing which shruld nkked
------- fur------,w" l' " blows.
r EdithIb-rger
Motridge
Segal
of ^i*
b(<ki#r at th#
AnCflineuvill« tied the *coie at 1 •<ili! to lh «
Minull
54
.441
42
rmirl-h<»un# door
on
lh# fir s t
Rf!«*a fourth.
hart ended the inning. However, fanned one and walked
(•*»!
1!
.472 iU in the aeventh ra Buck dou )ton «ln y In th# m onth o f fl#pt#mit
while Hayes donated two ba».*i
♦
k
lyn
<4
42
.219
Maltby missed the [Wg and Krcnhrr.
1*1*.
w
hkH
te
th#
7ll»
4my o f
Mr*. JRrrrtt atnyc.) only Iona
bird
to
right
field,
Adair
.■•l>i|ilil.t
24
.241
49
on ball* and struck out 10 op
IIS#.
tel Continued to third before the
rnnugh to watch Ihv rar** bvfiiif
mi utciud r hit to third as Buck Srpti’nilier,
X r i l e r d n f # II #■ al l#
I »nl •») Ililu t lh day o f Auguat.
ponent*.
I M l t.lrlpliin |. X*W Y ork I
■gate was brought bark Into the
held trrond.
Pitman advanced ’ I f 24.
Kluard had a field day at tin* h*Avinir for America with hrr hut« MH'htnill i, |*iM"hurah 6.
' Yb. P, II EIINIn jS,
Wield.
I
both runncri with a neat aacrt*
"H im
it*#! ir h - iliitfil,
platu, at Hayes’ espemie, eollrct hand.
r i r r k rtf 4'lreu lt I ’ tm ri o f
U B M M To elB f
An attempted sgueexe nlav ing two double* und u binn- of!
hey nd Ruck am red ha Beach
Hermlnol# C ou tily. I'iu rlda.
Whnt a lo2 of EwImmPM," shu
iit CJntilnnali,
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 at N »w York.
the
time
I
diil
ago.**
fir Id*
3 U T I I K O F A r r i s f l ' A T f l O . Y pint
ber.
Aialees on the loco; field this
JltMsluii ,.*t Itruuklyii,
T A X IIK K 1 I
DrLnnd pimhed over the win
■ is r o K ii
Performing with ohviouR confi*
(R#oU4# S ill Hm. 143)
afternoon in a scheduled 0-in
ning marker in the ninth inning
X i l l l i t f ( ‘ %Y
I.IJU K H
ilrnct*,
Mri.
Hill
chalked
up
higher
N
O
T
IC
K
IN
H K IU H IY IlIV K V .
ning gome. Sunday they return
21 MR. F R A N K
1.
VlAUKIt,
i* Fakoni opened with a aiiifle tlinl
licorea i»n J(hr«?(i out of four ditei
I eMfiliRMl **fl
lo this city to engage th*
P e l.
hol«|#r
of
Cert
If ieuI# No. 23R,
ti»
right
and
advanced
on
Palter*
11* VI". Ill
w Tr>rk
off
the
high
roariN
than
any
<if
.<•7
fi«">i!*-4
i|
|h#
Tlh
day
o
f
A
n
g
u "l. A.
Gainesville G-Men in u doubleTill
- i r wliind
t n 14r
Cl#
aon'fl Bocriflce.
After
FUher r> I f 31. hu# file d M m # In my
her 2*2 rival*. Among thu few to / I *fil I
l»YWf •■Ifo-vli
header, beginning at 2:,10 1’ . M.
527 Mrurk out Didriknon drove hutiiti) fir # ii ml lute m ml# H iipllruiluti fur
lllsiruf. i*
litter h«r mark on the fourth l ‘ h ln i| ii
521
.
.
9 I n i il##d |o |.« | u u « ! Hirreoh,
Ilt.44t4.il
514 the winning tolly with a r in g llt K .
r r r llf lr u i# im b in e M Mhfi fo ldive, a l«rk MomcmaVlt, was her W.
Mlnyard at the plate was
*,'V
irM bbIu
llo w ln u ,it#*r»lh#4l, p ro p o rly 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*
o
f
C
o
u
n
l
y .o f Hr in I not#, H tate o f F lo fIMiiliit|*-l|i|ilfi
Bevel I with two nua
72
.24J
peg in third to catch Tuli» I"
1,
. I«J«. iw-wllt
3* T a il U gdc* wh(» finiihed a Btrong ircoml,
t m U v iif'i Ifuault*
threo
official
tripn
to
the
plat**
lent
I t ilk S T r I T h * T o w n
l only n0-100tha of a point behind
P 11. %TK %
Kronxet off the bag hit the latter*
Hi I.miiIm 7. rh lfxio S,
o f Hauford.
was the only , CaineaviBc
player
I 'r t n .ll o, ( (| *v*lani1 «.
the winner. Kathe Koehler of tier*
In the back ami bounded fo r '—
( , l(
„
T lio u *>"#■# pi#nt
of
lh#
R-ilil
(tflitM * n»'t >fh*duln|,
to boost hit h ittin g a v e r a g e *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
g
a
m
e
.
D
ld
r
l
k
a
o
i
v
i##n#d
wua
In
the
name
of
yeitcrday'a
to score. Swift moved to third Kinanl. if
£1.1)3 p o in t", Mina Dunn 3.1.C.I and
'*11 ill t’ hJrAiiri.
UNKNOWN,
NVw y..rk n l riillnr, rlphla
llobcitson anti C hisdo w ith twoj
, nW ..c tiiic ii.
Mini Koehler 3*1.43.
on the.mlscuo but Minyird failed o./iVg,,.!'’ rf
iv 4i"iiIn m tnn Ut liiiBiun,
Irtts each d id th e d a m a g e f<‘ r th e. r » i l , » m « l ni’ro rd in e
in
to bunt nn another attempted Kr-nsei. rf
* 'I f br I.|It. I Ml Ht leOlll", 2 fa
Mr". Hill « victor) earned Amer
.■*, i *•
.............
_ |t s, „ . „ k
U p r .ijie r ly ilesrH hcd tlieraln w ill J*.
---------------------I Reds ’ yesterday
aLUsuugh
It .....................
(h.
' ljMd. r „ t
iqueete and Swift was caught
ica It* fourth gold medal In ai|wnt:il«it fUtiic, •
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 A m o r i a a n M a „ „
*t. I»
A Itrikeout ended the frame.
'••'ich bought m
bar
Unt
nikc,
ii
nd
Way
no
In
the
al I ijII mn«K
Langston racked up the Look
V l C l O 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 TijI mIb
niMiMdr:
c.
.
I
Jeon
Darker
recently
caught
her
HJ*.
11
—Turn
*
w
|
un
inn
iiiii
111
to when ho beat out an infiel.l im r iili
o. r, iinnvnoN.
more for ifncli Sam*
V T ^ s
*nr^ U<rJ :fr*. I first fish ,, shark weighing nearly
C lerk « t c ir c u it Cnnrl nf
roller, went to *rcoml rn an over1- 1iu11*t| (nr Mtiiiiuiiii
She und her teimmate, Kitn (*77 Tho Amerlran Navy waited 200 pounds. She has photos to|
Hvmlaole
C eunly, Florida.
luu
1141
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..
(HUAI.)
mm l ho l»J I
|*uIni kit
prove it.
ofter Davls/Kniled to left
II u it ■
l>unn«n,
rBfl,
oil URPl ■■!*
2,
went into the fianl ten me erwi.e mediocre performance ,beMayra, llln ■ 2, (UlloRM. K|V*ttt« I. .
oonter.
\ J
I.L
be- iforo producing anything to cheer
t e r * w ith rrothing t j choose
Hlne*' single, Klnard’s double S. Krr«»V«: lllatruf. M utiny, H in t", ^tween them*jai-out yesterday but when their
Joel McCrea and Gary Cooper
*
knd Smith’s Infl^lJ out knotted V l«n n ln «
'h lg boat final lla first tmadside are tie tallest Uars. Koch mee*
L.iUatf hit rim 1Hi, IlftIU m ), ----------------- —
the eount in the fourth but the Nitlluna
late yesterday artemnon the hil. tuies six fevt three.
llrRiM*. Kltuirtl,
I hi v Ij*.
I In y »>" [
Lookouts came back^in the flff. IsainitMlim, T%*«« |*ua** M i« Kirinr«l Fevcn innlngH o f f 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
H u «• r I f I p « a
1‘ lin y « n I *-m. eighth. Rutland relieved him with well s* one of the gieateet eightning’* mis cue.
limiMo’ iilnya:
In u la
t.*
t 'U r y ; the scare tied ami wo* charged oaied finishes ever seen In Olym
HOTH'Ol O F A F V l.tr A T IU N FSill
T t l
tltlK tl
A walk, passed hull ami I'lnrh i ' r lira, M n lliiy (*# In* via, t.r fl nn with the |oa«, the I sl e ts scoring pic water*.
Issirnai MjI iif«sr«l A, I lit I km O'. IIjipn
(s ,M i, mu >- i u i
Hitter I fill li>imil's iimiiflis k i v d Him mu lilt I la hi I f Hay** mi :|„ |ftoi*r «««•>r 2. tine" rjns o ff hint wilh three hits
N O TtC K
IH
Itl'.K lU ir C IV K H ,
Stroked by Ihn rourigesilt Don
h a t MHH. M K t . t , l U l t N M V r
IAialrtR th«ir Mscoml run In thu HI Mil'll Mill hy 1hi Vr a Jll, llrtM ar t and a ws k.,
IluT.e, who nearly eidiap*ed aft- t#r
I'aaKril
hull:
Ifiairuf.
rn iu trra :
i*f T « i C ffl Iftrul# N«l ! 135* In*
HVfW but IK Ran fort! iloublt* kill* RHJllw
| j (,
John Schneider finished the rr lh» last terrifl.- drirr, the Uni niiimI ih# l"t tliiy nf Aiirh"(, A. I*.
I l l I, hn* 111# it fnm # In m y nfflcu
— — game, pitrhing l > only one man. versity of Washington elm* from und
hn# ninilu umilMaihiri f**r %
1 Hilly Dillingham started the la-hind in the list 100 meter* to tux ilt td 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*
(W ANTED : FUUNIUHEl
FURNISHED house c.juhth when Owens doubled ami tents second.
l I — Announcem enta.
|WANTED:
M u le t f i e
%
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 V ole.
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
Hosinskl ilrovi ovt a d:ub> to ac- tra day's rest to recover from the
f: • — A u tom ob ile*.
" FOUR ROOM furnished apart- -ment. W. L. Coniwr. Phene 720 . count for three rune and th* tall hardest rare they’ve had *t any yotft -fklantcL lo
distance this year.
1
I
B£«4 REED a 7(D Son*. 301 W.
alrel Bt. for w ,i'
Tut*fitlyfurnishedroomt
E, bl Bird ears. These
faiutymr nuttrtw*
FOR RENT:
Tartly
furnished
for itnlght ills
Slmmom bids
Spaniih stucco bungalow, 1B20
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•
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Theie comfort* iro your*
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Jr*a on beautiful Golden Lake.
South of Sanford. Approximate-1
ly 333 feet on hard surfaeed'
M sg fly sad sfflclgst Mrsies
road. 333 fe,t lake front. 720
less te K V U Y fu e it
feet deep. Ideal place for fruit
tree*, garden and poultry farm.
*
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dinkleiT hotels CO.
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C
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Citrus Heights. *300.00. Apply
**"• H- Woortr, Root* *, Do*
S5
Whenyonride
onthelira 1
with
• Why do your d m alip fend elide?
Because they have stiff, unyielding
tread riba that act like aled twiner*
when you try to stop. To eliminate
this sled-runner gildings General
Invented the Dual-10—a dre with
tread 10 flexible It wrinkles ‘when
brake* are applied* The wrinkle#
STOP right nowl
TAKi A
Prove toyouroelf tb
eliminate aklddlo
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City A f f o r d i n g Rail, H ig h w a y
A n d W a te r Transportation
F lo r id a
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n r
SANFORD, FLORIDA, S A T U R D A Y , A U G U S T 15, IM G
President O f
State Citrus
Body b Dead
Lemke,0’Brie» ROOSEVELT
Endorsed By
Justice Union
TW O R E B E L LEAD ER S EX ECUTED
___
Heart Attack Fatal'
To John T a y l o r , !
! Democratic N o rn *
, inee For S e n a t e
_
t-
Established In 1908
SURVEYS
P E N N S Y L V A N IA
FLOOD
J
Committee Chairman
Given
Approval
On ProposalsBaek*
ins: Coughlin Acta
NUMBER M l
D AM AG E
Strong Peace
Plea is Made
By President ij
‘I Hate W ar,’ 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 W as Active
Roosevelt
R
e
c
a
l
l
s
hla running mite.
In C r e a t i o n O f
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
Ant.
IB.—
(API
LARGO,
_____
CHAUTAUQUA. N. Y.,‘ ’
than an hour when I,oui* B. Ward,
—John 8. Taylor,
“ _ ‘
. 66,
6 , p rta L
Aug. 15.— (A P )— E xprea*resolution* committee chairman,
dant of th« Florida Citrus
ing "dee)!
con cern "
ab ou t'
presented ■ propoaat endorsing
_ and a member of
tendencies abroad, Presid en t
“ with m exception! whatsoever
•fata citrus commission,
Roosevelt last night
sp ok eall acti of our president and
. I at hla home here thia
great leader, the Kev. Charles CPrr*Ident Ronsevrit, making a tour of the tlo,„| dams'cd urea of Pennsylvania and southern out J or w orld peace but at
momIns, following a heart
Coughlin.
Ciw York, stop* at Johnstown. Pa., to inspect tha , ily hit hy two of the country's luggeM flood*. With the sanu> tim e warned that
attack Buffered tu t week In
count 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 this
This picture, made at Barcelona, ruchcd to London by rJ»n°
Waihlngton, D. C„ where
would "d efen d our 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 atat, senator and had no executed immediately. At the right le an armed guard who kept cheering broke out stain 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 ta . the - lefts ta
neutrality to gsin riches., .
convention
thalkKather
Coughlin
Russell
Urges
Celery
Diorama
Displays
rni*1 u tha. 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 : ta ' 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 O f 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
ry
wood
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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
hhh
l,
' u,!‘l' d
n,* r , ' h»
Rr yean, and was -president of
. ,
, ,
i of Iuakr ( hautsuqua. It was her*
W arm Welcome In
crease O f 20 To 40
(:h. utA‘uqlm pn)tTUM
tha. Senate , at the IMS ten 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
Meet
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 UoM rlalM i l* r r «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 fi miu*nl
fo r e * *
Im lny
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
North and 5vouth Amor lorn* Iftt
ually good, with both new and used In the past, Fred F. Domer, H - t n a p i t r
I rep U rtJ U
r u TaimI a navojfi* rvb cl a l l nek tlitoday on his rvturn from a four- Koosevelt exprttstd appr*b*B»t**t J
the outstanding point* of interest
far calc* hare showing a large In sited ruler.
m l«M i igniriN l I run
Ihn Buy of
day period of Instruction of the over condltloos abroad, Ha ipoko
at thr Exposition.
j
PreaeherSiuffged For crease over thoaa of the same pe last
llianiy.
A
fDt*
huui
nurtnull
won
night In a report of require
group In Gainesville.
Mr. Russell said that the Sendparllcu'arly of th* “ blUar * Xpertriod
last
year,
according
to
local
Dim hviivirat ami mini vickmt yet
'Sifcttar I n f lu e n c e ’
ment* sat forth by the Grand
Another Imputlant resolution
1 of 'litnwlM
The Btminol* County ChaptW hole Chamber of Commerce bul thrown at Kuvrrnmunt Alrong* passed by the superintendent* m m >
automobile dealers.
Lodg* during tha recent conven
ef both the spirit and letter
of the American Red Cross hs* letin, which la filled with Informa hoM* in l hi* roantal nor lio n .
One
local
dealer
said
that
dur
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 prto* Ipit* o f .
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|
mrrt
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
1horr‘,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 and f» rn u * r * o f thin eou nt j' the rebi s advance against ''ilh .| nr„ 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, were, 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. Do mar, who was sent by
1vesting.
Agency hero, located at 109 Palmet
one of the following should
,
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. ehnlr- P ~ » » n » >n whl,‘ u
r,
a.iiH^,y barrage were n.eti
several minutes. awaking ta find months of May* June, and July kia delegation received the wtrm,c . -Ksni.r* th. R .« I Florida Manor, a Georgia Cidonml or am ieiy oarrngr. » i re nrri.s 1th chief of the state auditors, ills i "neighborhood,” nor did ho tto a a i
asti- cussed a proposed change In iho upon „bat m|c ht be Implied In hH
hla room had ham tested eg 330 they had sold >0 percent more now •st welcome fe r n ' all auarter*. hto?tln Br^o Castor thrirm.n' mm.lon surrounded by Uaullfu’ ,
Kowwrnnr. r.t firs-.
______________
can and S3 tad 1-3 percent mors In Dallas a special “ Florid* Day"
letter* addressed to earless p
itoto^WtohT'
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 om m u n lem .
.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 speaheraL.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 can 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* -landing 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 .1seen cities destroyed.
good business seem bright, they gallon train which c.rrlad Gov.] Schultx,
*hu.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 o f
0
.
Real and Sons reported that
Shlnholser, Mayor;
and also fola. hi ng with mo«a rhlrh runs1troop* near t'ampomalor, I'ortu- Foitrr, professor of English In line—th* survivors of • nglmont
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 thecal.
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
Served In Both
Florida Houses
Situation Abroad
Causes Concern
\
a
S e m in o le F a r m e r V isits
G r e a t L a k e s E x p o s itio n
Auto' Sales For Local Elk Ruler
Summer Reported Makes Report On
At Unusual Peak Lodge Convention
, hl, ,
r*
V."
,
County 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 :lw By L o y a l i s t s In
Attack OnBay City
lold ^ J ’S ^ F o r All Disasters
Kta W
O
nlag high. In a statement to Tha
Herald, they said that tlr* month
qf July, IMS, was on* of Ur* best
months »h*T over had. and that In
July of Uia year they had Mid only
AlUbiU Croat Line Division, tha a< few leas new can than In Mr*
Brotherhood o f LogomoUre Fire- MUM month last year, with proapacta for futon bosInet* being
■Boat promising.
„ Wight Brother* Company said
“T «SKf "S :
It wma announced that th* San
frnl organisation Is preparing
for a visit In th# future from
Gov, Sholts, tn his capacity as
head of th* organltatlon.
A committee of tan la working
on plan* frr an Klka picnic to
b* held lator this month. Mr.
Dorner said.
trip to V D n h ftM , K. C.
■
• -ldoydReyfcTroim aader ag tha
City * Must Fijnir?
Hair To Make Lion
Take Shower Bath
Chamber Reports
Fine Collection 0 f
Membership Dues
’
!, ta, ......... . ... . -
th* others and proceed at one# where covered oooth* are built, ono
flllrd with articles made from sito;
New .Yorker's Craft
The yachting season was official United States Takes
ly opened in Sanford today, when
Swim Honors
From
the yarhl "Jane,” a |<15,0t)0 craft ~ .........
~
,, . ,
owned by Alberto Santo*, wealthy J Q p a n e H e A t h l e t e s
New York broker, tied up at th *.
■
municipal pier ami yacht basin. | -RERUN. Aug. Ifi.- W l—^
Th*
The broker, who la on a honey- United Bute* took unofficial team
^
.
•
W f
to J
a
1
moon trip, will remain her# today honora from Japan In the OlymTea|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.
, St. John* River from Jacksonville. Allhe/gh th# Nipponese gkrnered
4. Tho Saialnol* High School,
Validation of refunded bontl* The vessel arrived In Jacksonville mo, t „ f
point* in the climax of
llth 8treat aad French Avenue,
totaling ISO,000,
Issued
for
Miami, 'Shursiliy, aflcr a lht 200-mete# breast stroke-and
(Prioripal's offka).
Blavia Drainage DUtrlct.
* i< lilp up the Atlantic from the own- ( i.Aoo-meUr free alyl# championreported today by Frod R. Wil- rr’« winter home.
,'sh lp l, Marshall Wayne of Mleml
son, attorney for. th* district's
a craw o f threw men, composed |oo](
|0-m#Ur platform die
board of supervUorg,
of a Philippine steward, a chief en- tn^ tll|e , nj American swept all
Judge Millard B. Smith hand-,ginter, and th* captan, Is with the f|rlt p|Me, |„ (p r|ngboard diving,
od down the validaUng order,
I vessel, whleh measures 72 by 18
u nc|( 8, m htll , t*sm totol of
According to th* potltion on ft. and contain* four eabini, be 81 points to 77 for Japan. Gar
file at th* Court House, appli sides th# erew* quarter*.
many, Hungary, Franc* and Groat
cation to refund th* Issue waa
As th* first -Up In * campaign Britain finished in that order,
toad* aa early aa 1039.
to attract pleasure craft* of this
Th# Amsrlcan girls' team nosed
Goo. Dav# 8holts .yesterday
The refinance corporation Is kind I* Sanford, Secretary Ralph out Holland by 55 points to 83 and
■Ignod tho dMth warrant • of, prgTWlnf , |3I,000 loaa for th* F. Bagwell of. Iho Remind* County
one-half.
Ooorgo "Big Jim" Dixon. Sam- J^^ rtio n .
Chambor o f Commerce presented
ford aogro convicted for thoj
* "
Mr. Wilson said all bonds ami j the newlywed* with a beautiful
murder of Charley Fanner,
approximately touquet o f flow m .
latoreet
Fat Stock Show Is
1. Tb# Armory on the lek#
front (U this I* destroyed or In*
aeeesibla, then to tha other altarnoto locotIona.
f. Th* Episcopal Pariah House,
400 Msgsoils Avenue,
Company,
•a.
* The'Wight
*" *
n ' ■ “ * "Motor
MW* W
W H -r-«f»
K'aallM.4 aa page live!
Drainage D istrict
iRefunded Bondsln
Death Warrant Of
Local Negro Gets
Sholtz* S ign atu re
Th* Saalnolo Cottnty Chamber
of Commare# today reported bet
tor collection , of
membership
ih*M far the past fiscal yoar
than fo r any other olmllor period
ta tho past thr** year*.
With tho deadline for payment
o f this yeart saambarship fro
today, BoereUry. Ralph
K. Bagvroll sold that payments
wore coming la regularly, with
eoUeetioao k a lif rocordad front colored, lost May, th* Associated
of t i t members bare
will
appear on the tollot for
Pro** reported today from Tal>
833,300.
Rufus Johnson, another Semi- Commission Plans
note Couny negro under sentence
Budget Discussion
o f 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 uxpoym [a an effort
aboil
pull lb* slectoWI toelesn up, aa much aa poaaible,
-e T
,
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*
Billed For March
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 Fat 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
Canvassing’ Board
Declares C a r l t o n
Received 896 Votes
Doyle E. Carlton draw 13*
Seminole County vote* tfalrot
777 for C. O. Andrew* In the
Democratic primary for nomi
nation to th# candidacy foe V .
8. senator, Supervisor, of RagUtratlon W. J. Thigpen annouaMd
today.
Official canvaaa of bollota wt*
made yesterday by th# count/
canvassing board.
Mr. Carlton's unofficial vot*
count announced In Th# Herald
Wednesday was )wtstsd by t t
absentee ballot*, while Judge Aa- .
draws drew seven more voto*
through ti|# malls.
A total of 1,373 ballot* wor#
CJBtte
Mr. Thigpen Mid hooka Me
registration to vot# In th* No
vember general elections will bo
open In hla office on Monday*. ;
Tuesday* and Wednesday!.
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if.- :.
• . '. i v i v . i m
f:'
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U . S. R E LA Y
hb. Relay unu
Gainesville Is
Beaten ,5-3,By
Palatka O utfit
W O RLD
a Defeated B ,
apanese Team
Nippon L a s s Leads
by _DUk (Degener, calm Detroit
berlal artist, America's Olympia
diytra Swept the first three p la w i1
of the springboard final* yestari a j r h t her 800-meter relay team
absorbed a t awful Isdng from Is day thus was no more than
■tfrw ny a aueeaas for Unclo Bah.
'T J m 80,000 fans wore glrsn more {
textile than ordinarily would be
anticipated In any diving event
whin blend Kanhall Wayne of I
Miami, Fla., made a heroic but un- j
aootosafnl effort to pvertako Dogenor la M* final options I springs. /
German audiences filled the atedlare trith “p f»ls” when the Jndges *
decided he hadn't quite done It.'
Tha final tally was 183-SI points
far. Degener and 189.68 for Wayne,
a t U a a u ffin td LOl.potato•
A1 Oremt o f Chlmgo flaiahed a
comfortable tftlrtj with 148.19
points but never endangered the
fin t day'id lha compulsory pro
gram. The cornpetition consisted of
fire compulsory* and five optional
dices spread over two day*.
Tha Americans' stolon evar
thqir /lrat medal o f an* sort stoics
4
.With Joses Owens and Ralph Mstoalfs suddenly Inserted-In the line-up, the Amertaan 400-mater relay
team equalled the world record ef 40 aeaends fist hs winning the fin t heel and qualifying far the finale
In the Olympias at Berlin. Hera are tHe runners after asaempllshlng their feat. Left ta right: Owen*
Msteal Is, Pay Draftr and Prank Wyktff. Tha pleture waa radlad directly from Berlin. (Aaaeelattd
Uzcuden Reported Killed
In Spanish Revolution
Slipping
Daytona
Immediately nflet W a y f» and
„m
m
——
, #
• V
^
Green had the , toural wreaths
placed on thalf hrwtr*-Dqg*n#r Basque Wood chopper’s Death Unconfirm ed;
wasn't them, having rushed off
Lost Last Fight T o Joe. Louis
to visit hla wlfa who waa HI with
scoring yesterday aa
DeLand’s
a severe *old—Amarlca’a • relay
In United States
Reds defeated the slipping ’ Is
team hoqkad up with tha wrong
landers, 8 to 1. Tha second game
quartet In tha Jaggs*• ».
,
v .
of the scheduled doubleheader was
Head Cow* Bo* Klphuth shot,
called because of rain.
the works by Inwrttog Ralph KlanJim McGloln locked up with Bill
agan o f .Miami.. «pd J " * " ! ' « « ; » •
Klnael In a mound duel, and except
on la o f Tala Into tha lineup to
for woakonlng by the Daytona
.* Butter o f-C a m .l"o r w s neavyweigiu o o x i n g osln.svili.
Beach right tondtr In tha alxth ,t
and Ralph Oilman championship, w u reported killed |£r*un» h* " '1
was ton even game. Both duba got
Mill, lie might as In heavy fighting between S p a n - ' ‘
•ev*n hits. ,
I to corral a flock l*b rebel, and loyalist* at San at. Aususiise
* .
[Sebastian yoatorday.
.Xaufore, _
at live torpbdoa*.
lot*
DsbenC *.
pon rrurting* over
over tha
th* lo
u of
of ths
ths 1
| Uscudun’s death was reported
;t h e STANDINGS
I0|»meter.Utla t - -------.
,
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.■ £ £ • cS I S '
'■S S s R r
Hungarian aurpris* pb*h*Ec» **■*'
Popular Kront cantor, I run, wsr#
unorl Y u m gained a full langth
unable to confirm the report.
KME?
oa Flanagan on tha first 100. meter
Uteudun's last light woo with
hi. Auuustii
log and ths naxt thru Hit:# brown
Joe Louis, Amtrlran negro who
„ , _ lnl
S t o le n . f o l i o " * bis uam pl* with w u
th# only fighter over to
" Tl ,
Intense enthusiasm.
knock the Basque out.
•
[csivse..
fly th* tlm* Ut*y had finished
Paollno, who collected* a f o r - ' “Jor’K
• } * « had lift the runner-up Amer tune during 18 years to the rinxJriusintruh
icana at toa»t lb-meten behind and Is enr»side rod, Bpain's
greatest Clnelonatl
oetabllahed a world and Olympic pugilist. Until his bout wlthtfc’JJ.'B,,,
V.
roaord of eight mlnutei. 818 see- Louis, Uscudun boasted ho had fhiisdsinhia.
oiHs that pay taka a long Umv never been k n ock .d off hto feet.
. . . . . . J ” !* '
If lS b t lt
J
I He gngagtd In-70 bouto startn . w Torn
“ Bomethlag lip rt
• • « « « • »P tog In *1813, winfling 34 by knockitosion n f
1thOM boy*,” eommenUd Klprtulh, out* and 18 by daclslon, losing !>• * i wesse 4|
HI* awlmmert prored too daioJ
atling, three draws and being alssi).
and out**of breath UTsay mu«h « •
nocked out once. Ho w u bom
. coflti “ Y o * MW u..didn't y o u !"
at RqgU, 8pal*. May 3, 1®98.
j. Nsw York
rinsinneil
Th* fact that thru member* of
j' B
f ,r|y dsys he eras
waa
\hd Uam, Yu**, Shojl Tafuchi and fAmM| for hla woodehopplnf abilBhlgoo Aral wota tlockad within By, but later became a prise
fourth-tenths o f oaah other alteet- fighter when he found it w u
od, to their remarkably avvn par*, mor* lucrative. He Invaded tha
T lP lr slowest man, Yhu, proved a United Btotoa to 1918 and th*
full two seconds faster than Amer- next y e a rjw u coatlderod on* of
tca'a faptsst. Flaupan. leaving ths. promising c*nlender* for th*
llttt* further doubt whoro th* heavyweight title,
world’s greatest froo-styl* swim-' After dsn* Tunney retired In
m ir* *r* being Incubated.
i 1917,' Paollno . w u on* o f tb*
i k , <q^>. tlmo* of th* rival three loading contenders for th*
t J L . W(ns Japan—Yusa, l i U A j vuatad tlfia. Th* other two war*
fl% o a a ig u lm .lin .8 i Noguchi, Jack Bharkay and M u Behmalo.Tan. A ra l t : l l J .
i ‘" f . IkollB# w u maUhad with
Uritad State*— Flanagao, lil8.4| Behmellng and th* German won
UUtonU filS
Wolf, Lot a 18-rcund
th*
MdatonU,
H la , Paul
rvui yvou,
U doeUlon,
t o o i u giving
tk . tot*
C
■SPTS MARATHON RECORD.
Today In Cost
G-Men Get To Piir Of
Hurlera For 12H1U;
P a d g e t t Fan* 6
Colt, PfltyOwned
Ben White Leadlii
Hambletonlan B^s
PALATKA, Aug.
1 1 -B b o rt
Psdgott, Golnctvli:* right hander,
conllnued (4 hat, Um Indian sign
on lb* A u .'n i h«ra TtaU rdi; and
II mitad tha locjl nlna to m m wall
■paced blow* to post a 5-3 victory
ovar tha Pals than*.
Padgett fanned a half doiaa and
walled Ihrta during tha contest
while the G-Man warn combine tha
deliveries o f Barter and Could far
a total of twalra baaa hits.
Ta atka tallied twice In tha in
itial itanta whan G uam waa hit,
went to aacond on Hteoo’ Infkld
out and scored on Klnard'a double
to right which landed on top of the
barm. Smith’s i l l | ! l to socood
scored Klnsrd.
nerger, who started, weathered
the first two frames without diffi
culty but was pullsd In tha third
with the bates loaded, throe nms
In end one out. Gould replaced Bargrr and finished'lha tilt hit the
G-Men tallied twice more In the
third .tanta before tha aide waa
retired.
Ptlatka’a final marker tame in
the eighth when Hlnea doub'ad with
i *>ne away and scored on Ktoanp*
•ingle to left. Oallegoa followed
with s single but Smith hit Into
s double play which rstlred the
•ids.
Adair and Pitman led the Gaines
ville attack with three blow* each
while Ktnard and Swift were tha
leading stickers for tha Aislasa
with
double and eingU 'place.
GOSHEN, ‘ N T , A eg. 't L .
(A P )— Th#
HamblstonUn, T h *
Bierman T o Coach
All-Star Grid Unit
ikouts, Azaleas
lowed In that enlar to’ th* poll
Tangle Tom orrow Dean And C u lcton
Draw Fiwhtiiijr Fii
t it InSanford's lookouts Will meat
‘t it In- Palatka at Palatka tomorrow. Tha
locals ar* playing 8L Augustin*
her* today.
Manager Blit Rod gore today re^
"•
leased the following schedule o f ton of th*Chicago Cubayoator- doublahsaderi which th* team must day war*fined fSSeach by Pro*.
IM.
•< • Ptoy befor* th* finish of th* sea- Ident Ford Prick o f the Natlovnl
u
,Vr aon:
League for fighting In Moadayt
t e . ,1*4 < Galneivllta at Sanford, Aug. 18; ball gam* at BL Louis,
it
'.m i DtLnnd at Sanford Aug. 17) DoInfuriated 'ey Carloton'i Um ti
it
.tit Land at DelAnd Aug. 18:
Day- from the Cub dugeut. D un ttoypat
Jj
JJ| tons Bench at Daytona Reach Aug. pltcklag In the first toning Mam
t l ■ !t lt
)B| Daytona Beach at Sanford Aug. ■
• ,
M| BL Augustin* at BL AuU.
.gualtoa Aug. IS.
tol followlnr an httonml horn
Httle vil lago upward* o f 40^08
farm and city folk, draw 18^ of
th* country's laaiHdg three yaar*ld trotters today far Its to&Mt
renewal aver Good Tlm* Park1*,
triangular truck today.
*S r’
Tha ewnarn and trainers at tha
atx.colta and four fillloa, posted
th* final declaration fas o f M M
with hop** that tha Invest too* I
would b# returned many fold
today. I f the 10 trottoto start
for th* fin t host, th* m a* jrili
hava a grass value e f clooq .to
I38JM0 wtth nearly 110,000 going
to tha winner.
Heading tha field are two
■tablemates, ■ o l t and n flCy.
conditioned by Ben Wbita,
aa Lexington trainer. ’ Tha
KMal 8 e * atordy H-year-aid Karsan student repress alia, Japan, la
is Ed Loss ter from W. N.
,
i*>own |n this pie loro tranaaitttod ta Now York from Berlin by real a
acids’ Wlnatesi-balem, N. C , burns,
so ha same hoina ahead ef a field af 88 starters te win tha Olympia
Tha filly, to Rosalind, tha story,
nsralhen run. His time—tare hour*, 18 minutes and 1M sseenda hsal
book tret Ur owned by White's
he Olympia mark by mere than two minutes. (Aeseelsted Prose Photo)
tl-year-old son, Gibson.
Export* wot* of tha a p U m
there would be little to ih ieto
botween the pair.
*
n
t
m >.
#
t
'n
a •
n
*
• i a
Neither was favored by "IBB
draw for poolttosm for th* firs*
boat, howavor Ed Lnaatar drew <'
tb* outalda Ian*, with th* pos
sibility ho Isay have to acwra.Jn
GRAU, Germany, Aug. II.—W ) the aacond flight, while ft a a jA
RYE. N. T „ Aug. i r - U P ) Two California glrto, Dorothy May —The American Olympic . Nary waa placed aaventh 1from Abo
poi*. T w
n
z f
Sutton Bundy o f Santo Monica, ■uffared a -series of unexpected
U m favored'pol*' position wont
Calif, and Dorothy Workman of ly bad beatings yesterday on the to HoUyraod Jtariaaa, i tb* Mdy
Loo Angola*. fufnlahed major sur ruffled waters of “ Der Lang*in ■urpriso o f tb* antry llaL
prises yesterday a*, the Easter So#” that will taka a strong coun and drivoq ky tho near T
Grass Courts slnglef tennis cham- ter attack by tha remalndor of the old Joba L. Dodge o f '
pionahJpe reached tha quarter final fleet led by Washington’s tight Hollyrood Hanna* ha*
one* in kb • career an
round.
huskies to keep tha United States
effort failed .to show
Mite Bundy, daughter o f tha from losing the rowing title.
I f either of th* favorites
former national woman's champion,
Germany’s robust oarsmen dom
cubed to os bar training and ton- inated the Olympic regatta's open, beaten, tho- winner to tO U te*)*
gla heritage by eliminating tha ing day pn boms waters during com* fr o m '* groap’«ompeo*4. M
sixth seeded player, I l k Dorothy qualifying competition In throe th* thro* other flUUg and Pvaq
Andnu of Now York. t-L 10-8. erenta In which tha Americans n|* Hanover, a coll from I f t a
Her doubles partner, Mlaa Work brought up tha rear every time on roue* B. Bhoppardto Ranovqr,
Pa* farms. The filltoa are WBman, won mere easily from red- the I.OOO-metar coulee.
11am Hughaa‘ C1*v*,af Clave buff,
haired Norma Tsabsla of New
Harvard's four with m iw t la Gatoty MU*^- which racoa | n W
.York, seeded seventh, M , 8-4.
was beatan o ff the starting mark
One other eoeded player, Mrs. so badly they never recovered and sllko o f Jriw E. Eattoy Of
gor,' Maine, gad Ruth M.
Mary J. Lamm* e f Rya, tha de tied Poland for fourth place la th*
from C. B. BhaHhr’a Cold St
fending shamploo who w u fifth on heat won by Germany** till* dostud o f U rinate*.
tha Hat, fell yesterday while the fending crow to th* fu tost tlm*
men’s division produced one sur ef thro* beets, all mton tea, 41.1
Quarter-Finals
prising resell. Otherwise tha top- second*.
ranklag favorites, led by Don
Th* Philadelphian*. Georg# LawBasketball
Budge and Bryan Grunt, cam* la Pahm, J r, and Harry. Sharkey,
through with little trouble. Don. suffered a elmlar setback to th*
bits playsta kept the courts busy pair-oared without coxswain when
all afternoon with first and sec they were whipped by Hungary.
ond round matches.
-v
Denpark and YogoaUvto ,in that
The biggest surprise In the men’s ordeir In a heat tlaad In TitO. Phil
division
canw
When
Arthur adelphia'* single sculler, Dan BarHendrix o f Miami turned back th* row, Jr, disappointingly finished
Orango, N. J , veteran, J. Gilbert fifth and lu t to aa all-ator h u t
Hkll. 3-8, * 4 , 8-8. BlvalUng thU won by Germany's Gustav 8eb*f*r,
battle w u th* protracted dual ba European champion.
California G irls'O lym pic Oarsmen
Spring Surprise In Sustain D efeat
Rye Tennis M e e t Hands of Germ
ton Instructor from Fort Worth,
Tosaa, hadrOana) Make, brilliant
Charles A. Lindbergh’* father,
young Oakland, Calif, player. M e
who was n member of Congrats,
Dlarmkl, *oo4*d fourth, won 8-10,
wrote a book called “ Your Country
7-8, 6-t, muotly •bocausa of kja
dap and Ittahod toward Car I* tan,
who mat him near lha first baa*
Una. Aftox g ahart Muffle, tha two
w o n separated by players and umP*»mu * - •$,.
. ,
A t tWrounoat af Manngor Char
drams offered to giro their tlaad. lie Grimm,of the Cab*. DdhnVaa
McNamara, II.' has aompttod allowed , l » evntiaui him piuhtog
to l i t •lx-day htt* n u t and has and ho tout th f Cabo, sanding thorn
survived many serious accidents.
At War,* which wa* suppressed
to 1818,
Classified
LOST:’ P A IR mon’i
glass**. Ftodac •
I* JL K Porktaa. 1
always waa
AUGUST
meats
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Sanford In The Only Central '*'•
Florida City Affording Rail. Highwi^
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 13. 1938
Winter Food Bill* Will Townsend To
Show Increase This Year Speak Before
Dairy Products. Potatoes To Bear Brunt
O f Price Rise; Poultry And E ggs
Level M ay Remain Same
Im proved B u s i ness
Additional Revenue
NabanceFees
: May Be Curbed
Immediate Study O f
Taxation Basis Is
* Planned B y Chiefs
WASHINGTON, An*. 18.
find may ba .‘Utffatlr refluegd" mu made today by
BeereUnr Morgenthau and
eongnaalonal
tax leaden
after « . conference with
President Roosevelt.
The Treasury head, chair*
man Harrison of tho
Sonata
Finance Committee and Chair
man Doughton of tho Ilouoo
Committee,
Ways and
Said that Improved business con
ditions so fortified tho Treesary that so bow or Incroarad
taxes will bo necessary at the
neat session of Congress. - They
nanmtnrad that an
Immediate
attady of tho whole tax struc
ture, Including tho law enacted
thla spring, wuuld place eorpor-
f i « l for their t o n , or else kill
them tnd irll them for meat. la
either taw It rut. the supply of
milk for tho dalrlea.
Poultry and e rr *UPP I** *hould
be larrer. There were larger
•prlnr hoUhlngi thla year thin
lssl. Keen ao, tho price, may rlw
If the drought aenda feed p rim
•o hifh that farmer, decide not
to ralao their chlckeni to matu
rity.
Thera will be laaa fn ilt The
■prtng froet harmed the tree.
Apple and peach crop, are tho
amalleot (taco I N I . Peira and ettrv. fruit*, though, promise to bo
plentiful.
There le expected to be lew beef,
reel and lamb for tho next twalro
months. But there will bo more
pig. than last year. The drought
reduced tho amount of feed end the
reduced feed will probably curtail
meat production.
Lard aril) bo Zi percent more
plentiful thla year than last.
Two Government More Than 1,000
Loans Available Signatures Are
To Local Farmers On Slot Petitions
Curtailment O f Re Ministers W ill Seek
habilitation F u n d
Referendum In Nov e m b e r Election
To A ffe c t County
Tha study would soak, they
aak( elimination o f
Tosqualltiae" and “ administrative dlfftOnly two govsramont loana are
cultiaa- which auty m u lt from available to
Seminole County
tha; olbeteatjka of soma o f tha growers and farmers today, aeaecdlng to a L Dawson, county
te n t agent, Who announced lata
mkorday tha govoramant sudden
ly dteiantinued rohabl.ltution laaaa.
• Aa ■mergeney crop loan, Umltod
N a- Maximum eS |200. may ba that 920 names were on tha pell*
tious clroaktad in hot * f*W of the
eoanly'i precincts. Chutoota, A l
restricted solely to the purchase of tamonte, Pam Park, LougwooJ.
V An additional * 250 automobiles toads and fertilisers for the next Forest City and Laks Mary have
trill b l offered parking facilities year's crop.
not returned their petitions.
tvhen new perking llnao are paint
Next procedure on the part of
A second loan, and not strictly
ed on Park Avenue between Sec- governmental, l« obtainable from the Association will ha the presen
end and Tenth 8treats, James M. the Sanford Production Credit As tation of the petitions*to the Coun
Houghton,
superintendent
of sociation, Mr. Dawson asserted.
ty Commission with a
Out
streets, said today.
na explained that tha Associa tha slot machine question be voted
1 The City Commission, at Mr. tion method o f finance waa start en the general elections of No
Mooghton’s suggestion, Monday ed by tho go reramtut but later vember.
night authorised tho change In tamed over to private Industry to
Tha ministerial group and other
traffic rrogulatlone to eliminate "sink or rwlne." its also said that Interested parties plan an Intensive
the congestion of the Avenue, es tha movament met with consider campaign designed to persuade evpecially on Sunday in the vicini able aucccsi and that only one bad •gr person, who vistti the polls,
ty af the chart hoe.
lean over hat keen made by the le- to vote.
Mr. Moughton said the new llnea oal Institution.
It waa pointed out that on near
will have boon painted before
According to the county agent, ly all referendum problems, atSunday.
the sudden curtailment o f reset lacked to a ballet containing the
Under the new nrsWm, diagonal
tlement ioana will exert tha moat nanus of eandldstss for public
parking win be allowed on both
effort on track crops. Jnst what office, do not rocolvg the dttbntlon
aides e f the Avenae between Bee*
extent the possible damage may o f all who drop tlcksU la the belend and Fourth Street*. From
*
be, cannot be foretold because the lot m i .
Fourth to Tenth Streets, diagonal
The Rev. Boat said plans for tho
financial condition* o f many af tha
parking will ba.enforced on the
campaign will begin fermalatlon
treat side e f the thoroughfare, farmers may be suck that they at an early data upaa tha return
are able to carry on without gov
wkUa parallel parking will he In
lo the city af Inters*Ud persona
ernment assistance.
now on a vacation.
Thera had been no limit set fer
ToUl panther o f petition sign
the rehabilitation leans, M r, Daw ers Is expected lob e released Satur
son said, consequently ho eeuid net day, th* deadline set for th* reart amts tho amount of cash that
the county win lose technically.
About 150 persons had made sp-
First 8
Loses I
During
' First B in
M E C H A N IC A L C O TTO N P IC K E R R E A D Y F O R M A R K E T
Justice Union
Coughlin's Follow ing
Smooths Out Con
troversy In Ranks
O f P riest’s Group
A ir A ttack By Revo*
lutionists I n f 1icta
Heavy Losses On
Important Centers
______ at
CLEVELAND, Aug. 13.— (*■)—
A controm .y within tho. Kov.
Chance E. Coughlin'.
Nationol
Union for Social Ju.llco, over
whether Dr. Francis E. Toomoond
thou Id addreso tho convention was
wttlod today with an snnouneo*
meet by Coughlin that Townsend
would apeak to dclrmtrs Satur
day. That w tl t « alter tha o f fetal
close of the bu.lne.. M.slon of
tho eonvontion.
OppcMIon to th. appearamt
of tha founder of the Old Ago Pen
sion movement haa been raised by
Whiter D.
Davit, convention
marshal In an open letter to dalbgatr., Father Cough In wrote,
" I f one of tho twelve apo.tloi wore
Judo. Iscariot. K wa. an even
bat that one of tho 1.200 d.legatao
In tho national convention will b«
a Comer Smith,"
Smth, an Oklahoma laaryar and
member o f tho Townsend move
ment's board of directors, attacked
Coughlin and upheld President
Roosevelt at tho Townsend con
vention hero o month ago.
Ship Prepares To; 5
Shell Bay Resort v
Four British Plane*
A re Sent T o A id
Combating Forces
(Hr
Eight "perfected'’ mrchanUal cotton pickirs drvigm-,1 by
exhibited In front of their plant at Memphis, Ten n, (bottom)
‘Eighteen members of Sanford's for possible broad-sculv marketing. Top |>icturc »h o »« the In
Sons of the legion last night re working principle of their machine. ( Associated I’r
photos)
ceived their first scutal training
In shooting at the National Guard
Armory. They are organising ■
rifle team to moot atata-wide com*
B. L. Perkins Has
petition.
D ifficu lt T i m e
LL W. D Hoffman gava black*
beard Instructions. Percy Hero,
Keeping Glasses
Guy Stafford a id Bam Tindall rep*,
resented tho senior Legion.
II. L. IVrkins has hid two
All shooting was done from
lo igli weeks attempting to keep
prone positions In an effort to de
up with hiv glassci.
termine which of the yougstera City And County To
Sunday before last ho lo,t hit
are more adept at firin g.^ - ,
Bear Only H a lf O f aids to pcrfrrtiun vision whilu
Those who handled riflee are
a tii-rha'I gnnu* liuro.
Set-Up's Expenses iittrnding
Tommy Mero, Bobo Mero, Fred
A llrtuld classified ail promptly
WlghL Ralph Wight, Wayne Pot
brought ri'sulta and tho glasses
ter, Samuel Tindall, Jr., Sid Staf
rniotlng out the nilvsnt.ijrcx of
won. returned on tho following
ford. Joe Tenhet. Thomas Rivers, a city and county public lirsllh
day
Reginald Soderblom, Paul Soder- unit and explaining the functions
Tho first part of thi- week ho
blom, Courtney Soderblom, John of such n set-up, l)r. J. T. (Inner
Inst tho optical
inrlrumvnts
Graddlck, Chsrlea Gormley, Hen j f tho Stal»> Health Departmrt,
ngnin. Short y thcronltrr noniory Lovell, Jerry Wtrkman, Sam addressed th* Lions Cub at It«
»no stumbled onto thrm on
Crook and Milton Adams.
semi-monthly meeting in the Val
Third Street anil for n second
Regular jfractlce le scheduled des Hotel last nighf.
tiino u lb raid t la-utud puvoj
for the group, according to pres
The physician staled that every
tho way for a return In tho
ent plana.
community should tako advantage
owuvr.
of the present opportunity to ini
prove health conditions by secur
ing a health unit, since the slate
j at present is 'applying half of
3 the needed capital for its opentlon.
n
Should thla city obtain such all
organisation, it would l»o comport'd
,ch of on* physician In charge, a said*
h e 'ta ry ‘ Inspector, and two or more C IT Y N E W S BRIEFS
an health nurvev, ill of whom would
ff. j devote their tlmu to an effort lo
Hanford
Woodmen
Of
the
)t. uncover the source of contagious
World will meet at tt o’clock to
hr . diseases In this errs where they
night for a regular weekly ses
nd would begin treatment o f tho eavc-i. sion.
Also Included In the ect-up would
ni, be plana to belter th* health con
The weather paitly cloudy lo.
dltiona of tho entire county by giv- night and Friday, potvihly occa
r l- ' tng helpful advice to the public <•>■ sional ihower*. Extrrmr Northwest
OWENSBOBO, K y , Aag. I t —
Florida; unsettled, probably local
ted health.
d ether aroae where
OP)—Ten
thousand
parsons
ar*
extee cut a pradoettoapeDr. Gouge told Lion* that In* •hower* tonight and Friday.
posted
to
wttneen'an
execution
to
to would supply a topy o f a budget
oay through tho aamorrow at daww, I t which a wom
R. L. Glenn, chairman o f thv
» • on which Ihv unit could bo oprr*
an sheriff le eehodoted to oouinct
of ated, containing the coat to tho A. C. I, Division of tha Brother
tho hanging o f Rainey Bothea,
;ex. dtp and county after the State hood of Fireman and Knginemcn,
22-ytar-old negro, N ov 11tod o f the
h*i Health Department had (applied left Monday for Wilmington, N. Cm
fatal criminal UM%1 on a TO-yaar.
ait ene-half of tha operating gxpenvei. where ho will moot with high of
ficial* of that organlsttion. ,
old white woman*
' .
• 0 Fallowing th* discussion Of tho
Hotels hero aro filling with vis
35- health set-up by On state physiitors far tho u on illm . Officials
Friday's tides: low, 11:54 A.
dan. Secretary C. E. Adams of
■t the chib announced that all metn- M.; high, 5:50 A. M. and 0:23
F. M. Sun rise* at G:53 A. M.
red kart aro planning to attead a celand seta at 7 t ll V. M. Moon
ue* * bratlon In Daytona Batch, Aug.
IT, honoring District Gofernor rites at i:10 A. M. and set* at
en* Millard B. Conklin of that city, n 3;&4 I*. M.
"-Unit Before Lions
Woman Sheriff WIU
Conduct Execution
tiibit At .
Requests
f Sanford
ll*
F rfN l
'
Government troop* tooajfl
pressed every advantage IB
Spain's civil war in a sit*
J.rcme effort to cruah rebel
force*. In a surprise attack
on San Sebastian, Bgy. of*
Biscay resort, rebel air*
planes scored direct hita 00
several Important pointa. A
cruiser lay off shore pPB*
Sons Of TheLegion
Get First Practice
For Shooting Team
Plan
Women
till
recant appointee to that post.
Escaped C o n v i c t s
Believed R e m o v e d
From LongwoodArea
Ians T o Nam e
« n F or Y ea r
Throe eaca'ped convict*, olUgod
td tef*o been la thl* Urrttory Mon
day end Tueadxy, apparently have
I o f tho Joaol Klwsnl* •Ought other aUmplag ground*,
rrday rserivid bolloU the aoonty ahcriff'i office rvpertthey will mark their
Tho theft of ODO automobile and
the lose o f Mvtral garment* from
• leUgwood home wore net* attitbutod to th* trie who brake from
• o m y n o r Klaalmmou Monday.
A 1 three men won onld lo have
;kborh«o I
lit lo lo-
paird to .holl tha city. Domambi
that tho government surrender
went unheedelf.
Hebei, began a new offensive
against Estepona, nsar Gibraltar,
and relnforcemenla warn dia.
patched to Algoclraa, which waa
under fire of government war*
ships.
A rebel radio station at Bovillw
announced that 40 officers and
soldiers In tha Madrid govern
ment's airforce were ei ecutod
after being
captured
In Um
storming of San Rafael Esplaar.
Four British alrplanaa, two f o f (
the rebels and two for th* gov*
ernmenl, left London for Spate,
while two Dutch planes tobk o ff
■I the same time from London
for Lisbon, destined, It eras Mild,
sfnr the rebels.
p r a n c e continued her efforts tn
drew European powers Ugtthor
In a general, neutrality, an#
beired general recruiting for IM
Spanish armies.
Tho government at Madrid' aa*nounrod the end of tho rovoln*
lion waa not far away, but tho
rebels continued to show powot
In lx th the north and south. A lt
Europe watched to see what
Sanford's delinquent las collec former King Alfonso would do.
tion method, sine* Its installation
on Mnr. I, has proved beneficlali
to the municipal government, ac-j
C o rd in g to an unofficial
state
ment made today by Mayor Shinholsrr.
The mayor snld he was pleased
that a consider ble number of lo.
Ssmlnol* County today bad
ral citltena have taken advan- settled back to a routine courea
tago of tha method's benefits to
following the sub-normal tonoe.
rrinstats their property and put nets of an election day In which
It buck In good condition as re
Judge C. O. Andrews of Otlendc
gards the tax rolls.
was nominated by the Damn*
About five months ago tho crate to run for the UnlUd
City Commission
decided
to States 8*nat«.
adopt a collvction plan whereby
With barely one-third e f the
a small discount would be made voters In thla area making tha
available to those who wiped trip to the polls, Tuesday's elea*
out their dellnquenclee.
tlon waa‘ one o f the quietest hi
To date, about 200 peraonx many years.
have applied for the benefits to
All ballot boxes
had- been
be obtained under the system, turned In thla morning to Judge
and more than 100 eeltlement* James G. Sharon.
have been made.
The County Canvasslag Beard
Thu average discount allowed ta scheduled to meet St 1 P. M.
Is IS percent, according to City Friday to certify tha geminate
Clerk Frank M.
Iurmson, al balloting.
The group is asm*
though In earn* cases tha amount posed of Judge Sharon, Jetel
I* larger and In others It la Melsch, Sr., e f the County O n esmaller.
. t
mission, and W. J. Thlgpest,
He said the Commission dn- supervisor of registration la tha
rlarrs the six* of the discount County.
which la determined by tha class
of property after the Improve Chief W illiam s O ff
’
ment, non-improvement, location
and other factors have been con
F or Short Vacation
sidered.
Ray Williams, chief af the San.
A fter all conditions ,hava been
studied, a CommUtlon-devUsd font Poll** Department, loft laat
formula la applied In* obtaining (light for n vocation of throo »0
four day*, the City Hall an
tha delinquency to be paid.
nounced today.
Motorcycle Officer Charles Shnf*
Mrs. Lucile W aters for will bo acting chief during Mr.
William*' tbe*nee, the announce,
Loses R ight Arm In meat mid.
Mr*. A. G. Wagner, Seminole
County's rrpreoontatlv* on tha
Btato Welfare Board, la attand- Automobile Accident
Ing a district meeting of
the
group In Daytona Beach today,
The right arm of lira. Lucile
th* welfaio office In the,County
Water* waa amputated late yea*
Court House announced.
terday at Fornald-Laughton Me
morial lloepital where eh* woo
Four W ill Attend
admitted after an auto coltlalou
the Intersection of
Leurol
G r o w e r s Institute at
Avenue and Seventh Street.
A roadster driven by
Mrs.
Focr Seminole County persona
probably will attend the Growers Waters and tho vehicle af E. J,
Institute scheduled ' fer
Camp Toll collldod shortly after noon
McQuarri* Aug. 81 to Bopt. I, yoaUrdny.
Polks told tho woman's arm
County Agcat C. R. Uswson an*
was (s ig h t between tho street
nouaced thU morning.
They are Mr. and Mrs. Endor and a part of tho oteel body of
Qirlott af Geneva and Mr. and the autemobile. It was almost
completely aovorvd In tho mis
Mrs. LB. BUI*.
The Institute will effor racret- hap.
tlon aetiritko aa well as (dacatlon*
Hospital attaches today report
•1 Instruction. A iper 1*1 -pou try ed Mrs. Waters was resting comday" will b f observed,
fortabljr,
Seminole S e t t l e *
To Normal Trends
After Senate Vote
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returns in the senatorial
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latest tabulation thorn Judge Andrews haa ree
174 votos to the ( M S votes of hla opponent
total rote counted In tbewbola atnta.io. daU la
lt^OOO.
' f 1 la the first primary In June there ware
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but whe 4 4
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1,voters who
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to wonder Jt
the results would
ware attmcUd to
paaaiema, a n d » l»
rut to the Orlando
t t W M S S u M OM a did not take the trouWa.to vote,
outcome. Vv n
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to v;rt,i,
government? Or government by
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la the North, tncladiiu
Infton, Cleveland and. C
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Secretary Lehiaeaa wa
res thing* happened here Tuesday which
the lootractors and t!
callhreof Bemiaole County ciUreas. thri*
poroon la aitoadaate fte
i, and their sound common, sense. They dth
.da, at the, fearuenth
ped by the lurid appeals o f hspd-oute U *
Notional laotUato a t &
e offered by the Townsend 'Chiba. -They signed
Md Trade A m M u
TAVARES,
A u f.
Moos calling for an election to outlaw slat mefhptse.
rttrao loot wook, at Hep
a Seminole County Chamber of Commerce endorsed
Vnlrt rally, Evaaaton, I
ipalgn of the Junior Chamber of Commerce against
frftnlulion* from 14 ll
b
three of these propositions ere In exactly the same
the DomUoo of Cased
f.- They are all baaed on a natural human weak* Pflgn, la porfoetly evident, ta lujUtst*.
get something for nothing. • A man puU a nickle asyotm who baa had a ehaac* to “WUIo. of etmno, tl
it. machine because he wants a quarter, or a dollar, atudy boaiaoaa and ocoaowus Sot« was held ta Um mi
itronf
Republican
at
•working fer.lt. He bufs ai .lottery. ticket hoping
dopilastod by M a t dal
hold the lucky number and get something without
paper* of that poUtkal
g comparable contribution. H ie Townsenditea are
<0T 1200 a month as pensions.
at of up, here in Seminole County at least, realize
AlUkU sot produced, crops are not raised, cotnmod*
• not manufactured, products are not distributed,
••work. <We know, that the ‘‘something-for-nothlng’’
ne^en produced anything yst, and novsr will. We
i that same innate desire ta get something for
• hkt most of ua try to keep It under control, go
Rl«A< realizing that by producing, not by gambling,
helping io bring back prosperity.
• majority of the people who went to the palls on
r signed theuilot machine T lf1
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rslljeka that H
aa|Ui0 Ift. id lfl
U ek ordinarily cevtre e U rf* part o f the teat o f
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•B(h aatvicaa to |U euatompra, as wsU aa a M
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I tkkat la hla Ilia bacauia
brelaa end It ssaai* ta W «1
e peer tatar* on r e g '
•jr. Anyway, ieVe rat h m
that cm f l i o n little ba|a
tha road end thee If we ever I
to baUd * BooJder Dam we au
•on* Hlcber -BipUw
that.
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la the North moaia tc
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out of the 1,644 who want to
, the petitions. The vote In the
tha JayCcaa’ drive against lot
us. We ir e convinced that if
Mtlon were held lntl s county on the question of lott the. Mfuh would hi much the came M on slot me
k .The. majority of te people are not yet convinced
the— during merits
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Buy me som e p
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tepttel. by entplejtne t h b free U k a cee Ja feed fcmaa s M 'lf* ’
TMtminU.
, t
Oe amain or KI( Uy eettee ee^eonu, wbkh oUjvreke
would not pey their way, a netaigal.aanlce foe la <heqp4 ta
MOWd^n
•P f f t .t o * * * k
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Mtaatr'ia which candidate*
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Specials— F rl.-Sat^
Halt*# •••d eerlllleal* shall he ,
redeemed arrordln* In law. the
property described therein will w ,
sold 10 Ih* hlahest bidder at th* i
rourl-houee door un Ih* first Mon.
day la Ih* moalh *f Ragumher.
lilt, whfcb la tho Ith day uf
HepUasoar, III*.
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Corn 2 cans
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of
Iho .said
property undor Iho said carlltlrals Issued was In Ih* name »t
C A U tR •». TICB.
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Clork of Clreult Court nf
lam ia*I* Caaaty, Flarlda.
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ROASTS Lb
| FLORIDA,
, la rt estate of H AR RICTTO F
L B A V ITT,
Notice Is tieraby *lvsn that W.
A. LKAVITT
has ( l l t « hla (Inal
report as Administrator of Ih*
satat* nt IIAHR tBTTR F. L B A V .
ITT, dertssso; that ho has filed
hi* petition for final discharge,
and that on Iho It day
of Au*
ausi. m i , ho will apply to th*
W ,,‘l « » II Bloch
II
K aih n n
llnnnrablo Jas. o. tharoa. County
]*ark, r ia l Booh I. Fa**a SI • Jo.lss of hewlaol* County, Fiorl*
10 it A Flat Hook (, I’aars
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, „ d . i » y u f Ju 1> . A. I>. U * l , h * a
(H ad *»ina la my u l t l c * a n d b u s
m a d e s p p llr a tlo n fo, a la * deed
| u b e Iseu ed Ih ore.-n. S aid c e r t l f l c a t # e m b r a c e . ih* f .itlo w ln * d e
s c r i b e d p r u p v r t j In i h . C n u o t j of
S em inole. S IM .
H -trlda. In-w ilt
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Ijta l conl a l n l n * I I a c a a a m u r a « f la , * .
The iM fitn ifn l
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lh a
a.,ld
properly
undar lha .a id
rarllll*
t a l a laauad w ee h i lh a n .im a of
M A R Y o . IIK KM A N.
Itllla aa aald c o r l l f l c n l * . l u l l ha
red ee m ed nocnrdlnn
I"
law . lh a
p i t i p e r t i t , n c r l l ' * t l i h # r # i n w i l l It#
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PKTITIOV
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TAX H U D
Nolle* I* hereby * !* • " - «h*» Dll.
Washington, A C. VT. D. IIA U D B N W L hoWer ol T »s
■tip daacoo, IgUr- C r t l l k . l . No. I U I..u .d <h. Ilh
of Auaust. a . I>. i » ” wUria ' and bafl- day
|l|#d same In iny olllc# “ni* h*a
***d
*Tto Dane* o f the mad* application for a
irt b* ;l##tl#d th#ir«oftf H#ldl r#P*
■by Mia* taJUpskjr Itflcat*
omhrar#*
1,3m, Bo Ig lano of d#scTlh#d properly In
LeuMF
of Homlnol*. Olsls uf Fiorlu*. I®*
’ Girt, from Hanford worn mamb m o< % aurptlM party given
Tuooday gt midnight for tto counit»I part o f tto pari to Olympv* to set
goddooooa in tho
m Joyce Hunt posed
[Im .CDob MoriwoUi-
o r
n o t ic r
tT-lihor.
~ „
Mr, and Mr*. L. I. Frailer and
♦ Rahtoaon, tho Democratic floor
Thom** Frailer hare icturnod
tandtr^for outdistanced hla two
from North Carolina, whtco
haro been vacationing.
\ •. opt Mantx frwn tho Mint return*
to#on accumulating *t U ttlo Rock.
wntd hi* own mgr.
• Mr*. 7. A. Strang* ao-U'iliUgh- A *
ttra, Minnie, Ruth and tS'aiSer. l« l * “tho ftorni' uomponiatlon a
returned thi* morning from Watr-- iron ton toe*.* Hta ' Democrutta
pppoatat will ho 0 «r. C. Boh Ro«g
town, N. V , whan th «j aptnt. ren*
» * l a**V*
i
I TAM PA(_iAu*. U . - « V - T * t t
gtotor; and Nathan J. Roberta,
..M r. and Mr*. E. D. I’rke of y lor Id* -nanttooot to tho United Mutbern director, who "old that
South 8anford Aramte, are «*- SutM S * * t o .ml thro* to < 5 hta resignation I* Imminent.
peeled to return tomorrow-‘ (rpm
Wrlghtavllle, Go-, where thdy toeo
willing to wrock hia cause if nec-1
keen vUltlag Mr*. Prioa'a MrUnU,
***ary to prevent the re-election
Mr. and M n. V . T. Rowland, for
t l President Roosevelt, they sold,
the p u t ton d»r*.
'■ N ' - 1'
(toy are working on a program to
‘ “ A » W P * W hli office h*j -dof. mouse iUt* the pension moveD orothy M itchfB i j Inlto 'ootowltm wu- fro® ctaud. tadBl, the nature of which they
Mould not disclose.
la A ctive At,<?gmp Poppw and C. a Andrew,,
The three asserted that Town* — *>’ **>» WnAto, and *.• a.
*|nd has been distracted from hia
A
,
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Hardin
Potemon
and
Ml*. Dorothy Mltctoll w^t'oto/
(drlgtna I goal by the Rev. Clerald
o f tho Sanford. girl* tahia^. part
U K. Smith of LouiaUna, who
In the annual cabaret, morUmg
norged
hi*
ahare-thc-wciltli-,
tho end of half a oeaacm at. LoorAl
movement with Ih* Townacmi
Pall*
camp. Tho. gymnoalum,
drive, and whom they accuacd of,
whom tho party waa to)& * V
Itaiog ‘‘dictator minded."
dacorated to represent a gardps,
Dr. Wunder aaid he would m»lnwith a rock and pool at o w and, in
told headquarter* in New York,
the middle o f whleh m m a- foun
JtoMrta in Jacksonville, and Ktctain spray. WaUr Ultao floated on
ftr 'ln Chicago.
top of the pool, and tonne moda,
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t Th# Janata Gleasons have b««n
rock*
A pink dogwbod. b #
married 30 yeori.
bloomed noar a wlataria [haW Uof,
lla, while a white dogwoo#.(to*ri
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Demonstration
rtnominatod to th* Hoai* with
out pledging hi* aupport of tho
Townsend Plan, but '$ o movement
A m u*.
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hoo (*ln*d Uttlo headway In lit*
agolnat
tofiaj camp* Mu ha* upr u d Motion, which went
Mrs. C. U. Church, of Ch*rle*.
Pkk , T £ ton, 8. C , la rtaltlng he.- sliier, ^
f a t .MOW* oVthcaa bring «o A
Mr*. E. J. Cameron, Sr„ and Urn.
w to d , » ’ ot 7**sent are DemoJoan A. Brodick.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, IMS
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,*FLORIDA
Medler Pitches R ally In Eighth
Well In Pinches Gives G-Men 5-3
Gives Up 8 Hits Azalea Conquest
DIZZY DEAN TURNS PUGILIST
Locals I t i T l y In 8th Palatka M ixes Walks
T o Push W inning
And Errors T o Get
; Tally Over P l a t e
Score In F o u r t h
nr K. H. CLJ/LL'M
The Sanfunl
Lnoktut*
out
fought, oulhlt am! autplsyril the
0L Augustine Ralrits to vain a l
to 1 victory here ycatrrilay aftrrHerman Medler, a St. Augus
tine caaloff, waa on the mnun 1
for the Loukuul* although yield
ing eight hits, three o f them
good fur eilra bases, limited the
Saints to one lone tally, that
coming In the first Inning.
Glbeon, first up hit the second
pitched ball to right center, for
two base*. McGowan went r it
abort to first, Gibsun going to
third. Fitigrrald then hit a high
fly to center field which wns
gathered In by Duncan, Gibson
Sanford’s Lookout* will meet
the PalatkB Aailea* at the to
tal field tomorrow at 4:00 P. M.
OAtNESVILLE. Aug, 13.— Stag
ing a I run ral y In tha eighth In
ning, the league leading Gaineavllle G-Men trounced the Palatka
A re Via 5-,l hero yeatarday after
noon.
Sojthpaw Calvin low e limited
the T.cala to Ihreo hJta and on*
run until that Inning whim he b it
control and walked the flrat two
Latleta. Ill); Gould waa lent in to
relieve him.
The G-Men acorod their flrat
run in Ihe aerond Inning when Milton McDmigaf, local rveeiver, poled
one of I.owe'e fait ones high over
the left field barried for a home
run.
The run* In the eighth came aa
llurlt anil Adair walked. Pitman
forced Adair at aecond on a groun
der, Buck going to third, and Pit
man holding flrat, on an infield
roller by Beach, Flrat Baaeman
•Smith, in throwing to aecond, hit
Ihe runner, the ball caroming off
into the oulfle d with Buck aroring. Pitman taking third, and
lloai-h pulling up at aecond. Pfrlfer
lined a alnglo to canter to arnre
ITlnian, and McMullen alngled
aharply to right to acore Beach
nnd 1‘feifar for the final runa.
SPORT SLANTS
eml the Inning.
DIU Uutland, youthful Saints’
Mai thy made a circus catch of
hurlar, was on tha hill and ol- Fitigeratd’s line drive in the
tbcugh giving up nine hits kept third Inning, leaping high In the
them well scattered except In the air to anag the hall, and then
third and eighth innlnga when doubled McGowan off flrat. Dun
Sanford put over their two runa. can also made a beautiful catch
puncan opened the third inning of Kmeraon’a fly in the seventh.
Illatruf* atrategy in the fourth
with a single to ahut center, and
advanved to aecond when Emer Inning coat the Kainl* a run when
son threw the ball into right on an attempted double steal he
field trying to nip him off of faked a throw to aecond baa* to
Andrew*
flrtL Medler hit a long double get Owen*, trapping
to right field, scoring Duncan.
between third and home.
Andrew! waa the heavy hitler
Th* Lookouts staged n rally In
tho eighth Inning putting over I f.r tho Saints getting two hlla
tho winning run on three hits and out of three trip* Ui the plate.
an out In right field. Ijingatnn. Ilnvia und Cuts* for the Look
first up In this Inning laid down out* each got two hits out of
a neat bunt along the tin t base Tour limes up.
»r. u a m i v a
lino which ho brat out. Davis
to second; Cates sdvanclng both
singled to left, Langstro going
runners wit), hla single to left
field. Langilon crossed Ihe plate
with th* winning run un Overstreet’* flyout (o right field.
Butlaml pulled himself out of
a very bail hole In the fourth In
ning. With the l>a«ea Innded and
non* out be caused Maltby to bit
Into a double play, then walked
Duncan to again fill tho bags.
However Medlar struck out to
THE STANDINGS
-4
rade it was seemingly dispelled ty (Irtllleavltlw
Iwilnna llcarh
&
the auccraa of their recent awing I ’a U t k u
around tha westarn loop. The Ml. Augustin*
I
Yanks proved thelf^ dais
and Munftiril
l e s l r r e a r ’a
Kamenev* by taking over tha While
Manf. .ru l i Ml. Ai
Hum—till, 4. Pal,
Sox and the Indian* when those
Il MlInns llrncli at
leading challengers were distinct sanies rained uut.
(la a sra T i
ly' hoi.
HI Aue usl lne at
ilalnaavllla at tie
Tha other contenders failed tJ
Hunfutil at I'alnlli
make, a dent In the big lead th*
Yankees enjoyed wharf they head
ed west. A* a matter of fact, the
New Yorker* added half a game
to that lead. There were times
when the pitching wta spotty, ami
other times when the vaunted
power *t the plat* appeared to be
weakening, but when th* pressure
was on Joe McCarthy’s boys ral
lied to win.
Th# return of Johnny Murphy
to winning form was particular
ly heartening to Yankee fans.
Against Cleveland he twice saved
the day. Pat Malone, “ Old Blubber"
a m c i i u -As
i . K t a i ’M
to his teammates, turned In sev
Won U u t
71
1*
ers! splendid relief Jobs, among Haw York
Cleveland
*3
11
them the tie game with th* In Hatn.il
sa
41
sa t:
diana when Pat pitched shutout ball t'Mraau
tloalon
at
t(
from th* ninth Inning to ths sis- Wasklnalon
at
Is
lit. lamia
11
;o
| teenth,
I'blladaiphla
ST
71
Th* intense interest In tha YanV , - l , r J u , ' , II vault,
Doslon I * . I'hllatltlithl* l-i
T u liU
S I • ST I I i Itee’a western swing vtas reflect
HI* Annum In*
1A0
let— l ed In th# hug* gate* they attractNaw York I), Wasklnalon 1,
Hftnfi>ii|
001 uno Oil— I
I'klrago I, mi. Luul* J,
Datrail T, riavalaruT I.
ItUit*, m U f if i,
1Jin«i» In n , H u ll" . ed. Whsrevsr they played mob*
llam a* TaSar
cnti,
followed. Th* tour aUratied almost
D
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C la v o la n .l,
K r f n r , K m o rto h .
217,000 customers.
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S I, L e ila a| C h lra g o ,
If •ill* r,
OvtralriFl,
Tvo*l>aHi- The three Yankee victories In
Wiiattlniton it iioatun.
hit**. iKImci n,
And r«vi,
Mtdler,- as many game* In Chicago were
F lf a i i r n ld ,
V»*nihl#
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MULES BOR S a k T J i t T r t ^ l
Set thorn at
GameV Proa. Farm. Booth af
U. S. Swimmers,
D ivers Capture
Unofficial Lead
F errell Gains
Fifteenth Win
O f 1936 Seasoi
Medica A n d Gestring
Shine F o r Am erica
In W a t e r Sports
P a ir O f Homers Bj
H u rler Has G^ea
P a r t In V i c t o r ]
An gel e* girl *nd farmer portrayer
o f kid role* in '“ Our Gang” come
dies, lifted the United States In
to the lead yeaterday In the un
official team atandlnga of toth
men', and women’s Olympic awlmmlng.
Mrdica’a powerful stroking gar*
the United Stales Its flrat swim
ming victory aa he churned to aa
Olympic record of 4 minutes 41
6-1II arconda in winning the 400mi-trr free style, Ralph Flanagan,
hu>ky Miami, Fla., star, flnlihed
fourth behind two Japanese.
{ l.rd by blue-eyed, blonde-haired
i Miss Gestring the United Slates
! scored a "grand alam” In the wornrn’« >ptlngboard diving. Mlva Ce
ntring, who standi 6 feet, 4 Inches
I nnd weigh* 102 pounds, finished
first with R9.2H points. Katherine
llnwln, ID-year-old Miami, Fla.,
girl, repeated her second place of
Ihr I.oa Angrtea garnet, with B8.3S
points. Mra. Dorothy Poynton Hill,
I o« Ange r* blonde who won Ihl
Olympic platfrom diving In 1631,
finished third with 82.36 points. In
addition to winning both titles the
Amrrlrnnt gave promise of win
ning more Uurele by their qualify
ing performance*.
Adolf Kiefer, 18-ytar-old Gerichoolboy,
man-born
Chicago
smashed tho world and Olympic
record In leading IB other quali
fier* into the seml-finala of the
100-mctrr backstroke. America's
other two
backstroksra, Tayler
Union M ay Adm it
Starting B l o c k s
BERLIN, Aug. 13.— (iP)—Start,
Ing blocks may yet be admitted to
the. International Amateur Athlette Federation's rnl* book. It waa
Indicated Tuesday at th* final
aaaalona o f th* federation’s . twoday meeting.
" I think starting blocks will be
adopted at th*.-n*xt meeting In
1888," said Avery Brandage, pres
ident of the American Olympic
Association after he had ralsad
the question whieh fear year* ago
the federation flatly declined ov
en to. discuss.
.The Latin-Ameytean coon tries,
through Jeeqs Aguirre Delgado, de
mand representation on’ the I, A.
A . P. Council *■ well aa the ad
mission af Spanish aa th* fourth
Official language o f thn I. A. A.
‘Champion Runner-up’ In
G olf Is Shooting High
BOSTON, Aug. 13.-CAV-After!
Wea Ferrell belted in a 6-4 vleJ
tory over the Philadelphia Athletj
1c* with a pair of aocceealva homo,
runa in Tuesday'* opening gime|
the Red Sox. were shut out, 6-0, bjf.
Harry Ke.tey la tho nightcap.
9
The Sox were oulhlt In both
eonteata but Wea gained hta flf*
taenth pitching triumph of the
ov.
aeaion by putting two driver
drive* ov*
tr tho left field wall In tha third
and fourth frame*. Brother Rich
waa on flrat when ho bashed oo|
hi* flrat homer and tha bases ware
anded on hla neat turn at bat.
The Rad Sox were held to threw
hits by Harry-Kelley, who hurled
a two-hit shutout against them In
Philadelphia earlier In tha season,
Jimmy Fox* got two o f tho Boato pi
blow*, on* a two bagger, and OpJ
ale Mtlillo provided the other, 41
double.
Mrs* Dan Chandler Sees Door To L in k ’s
Throne Room Close In Face As
Jinx Is Unshakable
*
Motorcycle T o u r
At Daytona Beach
graduate from Detroit, and Albert
van d* Woghe, 19-year-old Pater
son, N. J., boy also qualified for
toduy'e semi-finals.
The American women’s 400-me
ter rrliy team movkd Into the
final of that event, by winning th*
first semi-final heat In 4:47.1, and
Edith Mr,fridge Segal, UII Lot An
geles blonde, and Alice Bridges,
dark-hit led Uxbridge, Mesa., girl,
moved Into today’s final In th*
women's 100-metejj backstroke.
Tobacco Chief N o t
Interested In Club
DALLAS, Aug. 13.—DP)—Geni
al, matron1/ Mr*. Dan Charuilai
has teen the door to go lfs throne
room alam In her face many time*,
so this year ahe’a shooting high
and means to amaah her Jinx In tho
biggest way possible.
The Dallas mother—"champion
M
r *
STEARNSMsttE
ROOFING
partment for
participation
In
Then, by way of emphasis, sho
Saturday’s Gypsy Tour to Day- slopped out on Brook Hollow’s
.ton* Beach, which will be fol- treacherous ptr-70 layout and shot
lowod Sunday afternoon by dls- 39-33—72 to shatter her own wornlance race* on the beach.
(#n’s course record by three strokes.
With 40 rider* entered In the Her amatlng round, which InciudCtass O stock rice o f 25 mils*. *p- *d four birdies, nine pars, four
proximate)* 100 "fast-■toppers’* .bogle* and a "bustard,” Waa terfred
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■* golf
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expecteda-toi ______
compete
four'over Te*aa’
moat difficult
scheduled events, for which 1rr- test.
phlra and cash prises are offered) “ Never played any better,” ah*
iy th* city and the American1grinned. My
. _game has been It
Motorcycle Association. Additional this point for two month* and I
event* are: 10 mile* for 45 cu. in.'certainly hope It testa through th*
motor*, 10-mite free-for-atl and \western and
national
touma10-rail** for 74 cu. In. motor*.
menta.”
Mra. Chindler had her heart, act
on th* national tltla last year, but
freckled Patty Berg stopped her
In a quarter-final match at Interllaehen. Thay cam* (o th* 18th
green all square end both were on
the carpet with two potta for pars.
I Patty’s ball lay within 10 Inch**
of the spot mad* famou* by Em
peror Jones In 1930. From that
spot, now marked U> preserve Its
hlatorlal significance, Jones rolled
in a 40-foot putt to win th* nation
al open and complete hi* golfing
' Compute
W|th"Nair»
A Cement
UNITED
LUMBER CO,
SPORT BRIEFS
rated In only ona sport—this har
ness racing. I do not even play
Olympic Ball Team
To Play In London
BERLIN. Aog. 1L—(AT— Leslie
Mann of Miami, manager of the
American Olympic damenatraUen
baseball team, asId yeftsrdayha
would take IS members of th*
team te London Sunday U play
the London am*tear baseball
league aII-star* hi.a two gam* ae
ries Aug. IS nnd 1*. Other menbare af the Olympia HP*d wffl
meat She London delegation at
Southampton for th* him sward
voyage either an A«g>» or A**-
grand slam. Patty Berg chose the
same spot to run down a putt that
eliminated the Tsun.
Six year* ago Mra. Chandler
took up eompaUliy* golf. She cap
tured th* Texas women’s title ..a
i year later, hut slnce’ haa been smfferlng from n runner-up-eompte*.
She baa finished second boat to
Mrs. Frank Goldthwalte of Pert
Worth, Curtis Cup tons* member,
twice; Miss Mildred (Babe) DidIlia* Batty
Jameson,
rtekaon *i
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST H, 1936
1,000 Loyal |V IC TO RIO U S
[ Troops Slain
In Execution
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Flood Region Souvenir Hunter*
Is Inspected Snatch Hood From
By President
Jamestown Seeks Aid
T o Devise Barrier
Against Repetition
O f Great Disaster
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Directa Hanging
A
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Remains Secluded
CI.KVF.I A Nil. Aug. 14—
lllr T>* A— rleteS l‘r— >
rrwsldent Roosevelt came here to
llundmle of person* today fared
day to view the Great laikes ExpossiMe death before Ilrlng Aquaill
posit Inn.
In reprisal for the robe: bombard-j
lie survryed the flood damaged
ment nf government held town-* an
sections
of Pennsylvania and
the Spanish northern seaboard.
M iam i Swimmer Goes
West Virginia yesterday, and to
Srures, augmenting some TOO
night he will g iie an address on
Into F i n a l s F or
''rightist'* hostages incarcerated In
Tennessee J u s t i c e
International relations at Chau
San
Sebastian,
were
seivul
by
gov
1,500-M e t e r Test
tauqua. New York.
'* <vVre
ernment militia in reply la rebel
Claims L i v e s O f
In the hills of western Pen nay Ithreat to destroy San .Sebrstian
- RERUN,. Au*. 14.— (AP)
T h r e e Murderers
Senator William E. Borah, vetetun Republican senator who was van*" yesterday Jamestown looked
and thu neighboring town of Inin.
— The University of Woah•While a rebel warship lay off overwhelmingly renominated in tha Idaho primary, is shown getting to ^ r ,‘
t for help in e f
forts to deviso a barrier against
tntrton's eight captured the
ahora In tha Bay of Biscay ready his ballot from Mrs. Lolita* Montlelh. cleik.
OWENSBORO, Ky., Au«T.
any repetition of the disastrous t
£ijlue ribbon Olympic title to*
to open fire, the city armed itself Borah, i As-t.wiate.1 Press Photo)
M.— (A P )—Souvenir hunt_
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ft
nodi
that
rwlre
laid
srasle
to
the
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as the international re
against.* repetition of yraterdiy'a
era ripped thr* hangman’s
community
rebel aerial tombardni. nt, in whicKK"
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gatta closed with Germany
hood from the face of
I'ivlc lenders assembled farts
eight
persons
were
reported
k
(ported
killed
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Hweeping five
of seven
Rainey Bethea today Imme
snj figures to give the President,
men werry ar- a.
Both
men
and
won
events. .
diately after the 22-ye*r-old
who arrived Uto in the day, a
Jdsbon \
rotted indiacrimlnat ely.
The Italians finished sccfirst hand intimate picture of the
negro waa hanged here at
Court Judge Good-1heard that more thsn ItkQO l.ta l>
i ond and Germany third to winSuperior
threats fared by Johnstown from
duwn
before n huge crowd
Knight
la
ahown
at
Loa!
ml
ilia.
Including
a
hundred
tv-r,
the American* In th« 3,000-meter
the little Conemnugh and the Stony
Angeles after ■ lengthy confer-1 en. died In a mass execution by
for nn nsjuiult upon a 70rowing race.
Mary rebels at Almandralejo.
County Board Sets September I t As O p e n - l ^ l2 ^ ^ « ^ w ~ ;
yeur-old White woman.
'A(|olf Kiefer, Chicago, won the ence with attorney* for
The revolt, loyalists proclaimed,
Ilcthca still
breathed when
mrn’e
100-meter
backstroke Astor and her former husband.
injf
Date
For
I jOCRI K f l U C i l *
j» a * dressed in flays snd hunting.
must
be
stamped
out
’within
a
few
■wlmmlng championship .In a Dr. Franktyn Thorpe, Ini an efperson* from thn crowd rushed
The program for the President,
hour*,"
near world record time. Holland's •foit to reach an agrce/ient in
th- wire enclosure about th#
who left Washington by train
Outside northern Oviedo, the -o
quartet took the women's 400- the child ' cuatody_»**i*r (Aaaocl•rsfr.ilii ami scamblexi for frag
--------inurniiAy morning included a 00Thursday
eiallat
fighters
hurled
heavy
artil
ated
Press
Jpxlfa)
tnoter free stylo relay In record•
m
ile m
'to n
ment* as memrnloe* of th* spec
milc
automobile
trip through the
lery
fire
in an
effort tr
t i rccipture
recapture,, S‘;.'l’*riirhl instructors willJ be i r
lery
fire
in
an
effort
breaking time, defeating
the
tacle.
A crowd fitlmaatd
at
nd towns inundated by
that munitions center from fascist
to hanford •ehm.l.
Americans and othera.
more thnn IQ,IKK) waa for th*
r e b e ls
4th e liK Jthsli I n i n , m o t m in g
atriek’s day f ond that
Ten
thousand
person*
rssemhlrd
Marshall Wig-no, Miami, had
s.lail IVl
VV
.s
.!>•
Men snd women fought side hy l', ‘ <>f P-r-.-m..! released U>a,y
H n v o -V
') m
r ft. 9i r E1 a 1rin,u,r*1
varioimiy rftlimtt- jat Owrnsboro, K y , to witness the i m.Mt part nrdvijy except for a (
a alight lead over Germany’s Exwton, <1 " I l d V c i) U l 1 I “ (ed from $28,000.0(H) to $10,000,- j hanging nf Halney Bethea, ■ ne . j few hoot* during tha admlnf*side with antiquated rifles inn I *hrrvrsjrt-i Ihr . ffirv of T \). Ijwlon
heardt Weiss In tha men’s ten
liation nf the Inst rite* by a
ancient cannon to hold San S rb*,-;c" unl>r *ui*' InlendrU.
|gro slayer, hy a woman sheriff, i
meter blatform diving contest.
I priest.
tmvvHriir whrtwirti*
tlan and Iron, the northern strip1
edueaiional institution*
|Mrs. Florence Thompson (above).
' PoJKladlci,
Seattle, and
Mr*. Flnrence Thompson, iher|President conferred aboard hi. Hhr ,§
of D. vlr>1 rounty.
of granted importanrr because of |w i11 i>|m'|| Sept It, according to a
JHPonnegsn, Miami, went
I iff,
directed
preparation* for
County will hove t h r n - . l r i i n with
its eommnnd of the May of Bis. ay provision toad* recently ry the
|A4Rocl«(r<i
Prt's*
Photo)
i a , X y t o IJSOO-meter free stylo
the hanging but left to Artbur•ntiants in the "Cavalendo of the tentative plans to build a huge
County Seh o| It,-nr.I
An
air
armada
speeded
to
the
ntfinal, . Americans
trailed ‘ In
Haslr, forntrr Loulavllla police
Following are the teachers to ya Ben ly" sohediileil for Daytona, earth dam eight milea auove the
'
I tack on Revile, key city of the
other >*n to.
man, the task nf throwing th*
Be ill Sejit. It and 7. Joe M l ren city to provide protection from
south held by fascists since the mployed:
trigger which dropped th* negro
tal le* inanngrr o f the Bit* Thea high wntrr in the future.
Sanford High School—Cl. K. Me*
to his death. Sho did not appeal!
Tentative Expenses;
To" neighboring
th,m ..... |Ktiy,
ter, , uid toilny.
Army engineers had marked off
principal; A l.x it, Johnson,
publicly.
I.'uisf Jiihnstun, tearing
the with Digs the Inundaries of the
F or Coming Y e a r Cordoba and Badajox.
[l. I. Me Lucas, Sydney Weinberg, title "f "Miss Florida," will be per project which flood control laid
Spectators came from Indiana,
rebels
In the extreme south
mors I h-thel Iliser. Klirtladh Shoemaker, mitted to enter the pageant as era have estimated will cost about
Illinois and surrounding
Ken
nent today marched on Estepe.na, 41 miles
Sanford’* «ity go
tucky comities.
.. t
l finish- Motkwest -af. Malaga. Two tboo. jl'hyllls Sinllh, Mr*, Mae Fort, Mr»-***» | ns Mias. KUxabeth Cameron, (t 1,000.080.
Mrs. Thompson waa appelated
ho plseril sreond In recent rlimfng tba current fiscal year'about sand rebels were expected to re-|Gltdys Smiih. li'lian Ihinlap, Net-1 who
to fill the unsxplred term o f hoe*
CLEVELAND,
Aug. 14.—(VP* |8,000 under Its estimated budget, Inforce Algetiraa, rakrd by th In- Willi uni mid Mrs. May Bell inatimi-i at the Ititx.
Flames Destroy Ball
R n s i r l n n i a husband, Everett, who died loot
Maxwell,
Till- third men) cr nf the Sonib
-The opening aeaelon of ' the j City Clerk F. M. Lamson said to- fire of loyalist warships.
288
Local
IV
tH
lU
L
IU
M
Apri)
shr cares for hvr home
William
Mi i 'null'll, liulh mile pulrhiituilimiua group ia Misa Park And Injure 16
The
government last ■night
.Her, Charles K, Coughlin's Na-.dsy,
m . gvT*c.immtv
■■k" • ■a*.
and
children,
as
well a*
the
Use
Federal
Aid
M
u
ml,
ITiff.ird
Shinhidse
Sgruh
A
niiH'
Mac
M
Hi,
o
f
Oviedo,
win
tional Union for Social Justice j The undcr-expenditurs cannot. serted a decisive battle at EstremaOMAHA, Neb.. Aur. H . - ( A 7 duties of her office.
CoAventlon cheered wildly the jbe attributed to any single depart- |i|ura, in Its effort to force an open- Mr Will, Filrri t ’hitti-ndeii, Harry S. wh s adpidgrd first place in the
To Protect Homes “ Getting the children’s break,
The Omaha Western league BaseGordon, Mrs, S. K. Slone, Itelrcrn K ill pageant and nriginnlty was
assertion made by West Vlr- raent, the clerk asserted, but Is ing from the capital to the Port
■•.ill l’urk w.is destroyed, a dot
glnia'a youthful senator, Kush D .'over the entire municipal gnvern- iiguese frontier, was expected Stevens, Jnnc l.t.filers anil Mm- scheduled to I c the only Iih-i I cnResilient*
of this county re- fa*t, looking after our home and
rn dwellings burned down, and at
Ignret f.otig,
tmnt in the Itsytonn Bench affair.
Holt, that
“ money
changers I mental system with each unit con- hourly.
crive.t
a
total
of (403,851 from taking rare of my duties at (he
least ll> persona Were injured in
courthouse keep mo busy," ah*
Knem)’ poaitiona wou'il lie suh-| Sanford* Junior High II. F:. I Mr. Marentctle -nid Ted I'autey,
have not been driven front the trlbutlng to the economy,
a fire which broke out at the park Home Owners' Loan Corporation said. “ It keep* mo from worry
temple."
| Mr. Ijimson pointed out that jected to heavy aerial bombnrd- Morris, principal; C, It. Schirarl. director uf the Septcmlwr event,
during the three year period of
curly this morning.
ing."
The senator, a Democrat, mak-,two months still remain o f tha ment, the luyalists said.
(1. D. King, Mrs, Fiffle Durdon, Informed him yesterday that a trio
The fame* spread rapidly from refinancing operations which lerBethea, who served a prison
big
the
keynote
address,‘ present budget year and that the
I aura f liillciuli n, Virginia F.ar!u, of girts from this county would be
mlnntr.l
test
June,
_
according
to
the park to nearby property, foreterm for house-breaking, was
brought delegates to their feet (5,000 probably would bo saved
Kmilie t.lngle, Fllialielh lluhnnsn. permitted In compete for the bona
dispatch
received
hero
today
from
mg many families out uf their
coAvIclexl of assaulting and alay,
wlth bis referenea to tha sixth if the normal course o f govern- Three Die As Arm y
Mi*. Lucy Bmitli. Catherine Tnkrh or of "(Jji-en nf. the Cara cade of
homes. Damage to the ptrk was Wnller Hawkins, state director of
o f Father Coughlin's 18 points, ment Is followed snd nothing un
C l< {n l l n r n u I n
A i r and Euln McCqller.
Beauty" in which more than 100 ertimate.l nt (28,000, while dam the Nitlorwl Flmcrgency Council. ing Mrs. Elisa Edwards, aged
Four diamond
O l l i p U__
U r ilH i l l J \ i* j Kanfnril
n „ nimnr
Srhmil
glr's Horn all Floridi are entered,
abolition of tha fadsral reserve foreseen develops.
Qf the 13,843 distressed homo : wealthy recluse.
Sanford
Granunnr
School
age to other property was placed
bonking intern.
This county, it was understood,
The .City Commission estimated
owner* In F'lorida who received ring* were stolen from the mur
at
(.15,000.
The negro eonNEW KENT COURTHOUSE ! “Flynt,
'1,^ rt Mrs.
^ i.pp' Sjbil
i ' ” ".*' ‘ V
.**V.. r,Georgia
'•.*- ' ’!’! **ll be the only .me to be repreCoughlin told tha convention thst (83,183 would carry the mu
lloiilh,
aid from the government, £28 aro dered woman.
14.—(AT— An army
|ftased / after pollro
confronted
N r* will not partlcipato In any nicipality through tha 13 months .Vo., Aug,
,
fj, u f Sutton, Lillian Thmntey, M.-irgnret oented by more limn one cnlriint.
residents of Heminole County.
[tplanr, catching fire
aociol revolution which would re ending In October,
near her# lirtffln, Mrs. Blanche McKinnon.
Mbs Juhnalun wilt, of course, bo Sanitary Inspector
A total or (30,877,iUtU was loaned him with hli rhrap ring, left on
,(cra*hed on a farm near
Mr*. Edward*’ dreeser while he
duce such good people, who are
.t - —, „ f Mr*. Frances Stine, Mr*. Kathryn known as "Mis* Horldn," Mis* F.lTh. city clerk today wa. P f - J-durinr th. n)ght, k„ „ n r three
Appeals To People to F'orid* home owners with (3,- tried on her diamond rings.
•represented here, to lineups or paring a tentative budget for
Holyy ,B*
lls ns
as "J
"Miss
Fanfor.l,' and Miss
__
_
Varn.
Loulao
Collier,
and
llu
im
Sanford,"
082,000
going
toward
the
payment
the four members of tha crew. Vmm. Louise Collier,
ill* trial jury, In n courtroom
beggary."
U'amoron a* "Miss Beininuk> Coun
1030-37. It probacly will b« pre
A. H. Marshall, city sanitary of tasrs and assessments. The os- guardi'd by aub-inacliln* |Olt*,
Private N. D. Fllnn Jumped to
* r*’
. . ..
„ „ ,
ty."
sented to the Commission Monday safety in a parachute, vehi!.*' ,
inspector, today Issued an ap limited averaga of tax and as deliberated only
^ h o o l-M r .. 8. I>. Ar
lieu nllnutoa.
night for preliminary eonaldsraMrs. Jessie
peal to the cltitsn* here to aid sessment payments for each loin The negro was removed to a
F ire Chief Plans
Lieutenant Willard S. M a r v i n . I ' ! . 1™ 1,’*!;
iraaltaae* os taae Vsiv)
lion.
in
the
city’s
"Clean-up
Cam
Private John J. Maher. Private
Louisville Jail for aafa-keeplng
Period O f Vacation
paign."
when
residents o f
Owtnaboeft
James E. Crittenden were kilted '' * rlMl*
{ .r“ ‘ k' i i i j
J m
II i* i‘
The
inspector
urged
eltlun*
to
The bottles were burned beym.l ' " - Irene lU tt. Mary Raldn.nn, j
X O
P e titio n
Elro Chief Mack Cleveland plans
threatened to lynch Mm.
secure
tops
for
their
garbage
to leavo tomorrow fo r a two week*’
was not icarned
jJennnc Choate, l.ori.e Swfln. Kr T , . - V f l t C
O i l S l l o t S rtna, and to keep the contalnara
vacation. It was announced today
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 14.
Flinn said that Marvin Did the'nrstine Weslhpal, Etixabelh W l . i t - ' Y O l C U I 1 O
I S in aueh condition that they could
• t the Sanford Fir* Department
_<g>>— Within 18 minute*. Teonot be turned over.
three privates to "ball out" whenlfer, Mrs. Minnrtte Jacobs and
Mr. and Mrs. Clevasnd and
naasee today electrocuted three
F'ifty signer*
from Chutuota
lie further stated that though
the plane , caught fire, but the,Hr*. Kllrobelh Ma-nn. Mr*. Murnm today had Increased the Sanford
their ton plan to spend most o f
negroes for murder*.
this la not an efftrial clean-up
two
othrr*
were
unable
to
Jumpl^t.
John.
Ann*
I^nora
Brown,
the vacation period in North Geor
Ministerial Asuriation’s petition drive, th* City wishes to Im
They war* C H. Ballard, * 0ft«
Daytona Beach police today were
The Seminole County Chamber
Aline
Chipnian,
Mrs.
Ig.ttle
Nix.
the plane wsa too near tho
and the Carolina*.
for a slut machine referendum prove local sanitary condition* of Commerte ha* set 8 o'clock to vlcted of killing another negro)
inveatigating the posaibillty that
Etixabeth
Hollins,
Mrs.
Yelmn
in November to a grand total uf and knows of no other way to do morrow aflrrnoon aa tha deadline James Smith, convicted of klUtafi
Use body of an unidentified wom ground.
The r'tn * was on a practice Mitchell, Julia Adams and Don.thy 072 names.
en found cn tha beach Monday Is
so, other then through the co for all membership* to be paid In Hugh Matlock, a whit* man; *ftd
Stoke*.
flight front Langley Field.
Th# voting precincts of Lake operation c f tha people.
__ ______
# James Clark, convicted of kUUag
a Sanford none.
full, ______________
and annonnerd that
only
*
«
r
y
.
I
hhikwihh
I,
A
l
t
a
m
o
n
t
e
member* In good standing will lm 1Richard Shtan, white, a fo*Wt#r
The Associated Tress slid the
Springs nn.l F'ern Park have nut
woman might be a Miss Car'yle Lake M ary Resident
pieced on th* list eligible for elee-' high school football star, during
Grocery Firm Seeks reported !•> the Association,
o f this city. However, that name
lion to the Board o f Directors.
* robbery.
Succumbs
In
North
The name* o f only 800 quailM o d e r n Comfort
was unknown at the F'ernaldOnly a few o f the members
~~
Addition T o W harf i: fled
voter*
are
needed
before
the
Laughton Memorial Hospital, to
haven't yet remitted dues, aceord- f TO SEND FOR R R D FW N
Enjoyed
B
y
Lions
William
True,
34,
n
resident
of
t
v
.
tr
n
,
c.
i
.
1
petition
may
b»>
presented
to
th*
county police end to seven! pering to Ra'ph Bagwell, secretary!
-------Tho United B t.tr. War Ihq-orl- |^ only
wUh , „ f .
T. W. Lawton, superintendent
A t Municipal Zoo of the Chamber. H* said It is, BERKELEY, Calif., Aug. 14.—•
aana e f the medical profession la k e M. ry fo f 18 year*, died re ment ha* received application I
of Samloal* County acboola, A who ware contacted.
cently In Ameabucy, Mrs*., ac
' erandum request.
hoped that they will bring or send I IP)— Lee R- Dennlaon, Beftth
construct an extension 4-feet wide-, It It probable that the Asso
acheda)ed to retain tomorrow from
Considerable mystery sur-ound- cording to n report received here along the entire length of tho
With th* IruUlUtlon of a their memberships to th* Cham* I Amailean mining man, **14 TweeGainesville where he hoe been at
today.
ciation will convane early naxt brand n*W shower bath outfit,
ed the discovery of tho rm|aa
ber office before the deadline !d*y be planned within F0 days
tending a summer p a n e of in which wa* fully dad In * street
Mr. True hnd been In failing Winn and Lovett Uroeery Com week and lay plans for a rigor tha two Hons at the Munici
to lead an airplane axpedRIon to
fall*.
pany's dock In Lnko Monrur, ar- ous Natnpnign to begin In th*
struct loa. Be served *e an Instruc clothe*. Vblcsla. county .officer* health for aom* lime.
pal
Zoo now
have dens
Tha namta o f all member* In search of th* wreckage of the plan#
cording to dispatches received h.r.<
tor daring part i f the four-day pefuture.
Ha wa* engaged la the boatwere e f the opinion that the wom
equipped with the IsUat and good standing will be p'aced on of Paul Rsdfern, Georgia ariatoday.
riod.
_____
an snffend n heart attack while building Industry the greater p u t
beat In all modern conventhe'official ballot for election to tor, who disappeared In 1S3T <m a
l
’lona
for
the
propo*#i|
construc
ef hi* life at StL'Ubury Point,
$800 In Permita A re I*nee*.
th* Board, and (.allots will be sent flight to Rio da Janeiro.
T. a BisaeU o f Miami and Ml*a walking en th* bench.
Moss., and wta a. supporter o f the tion may be seen nt the U.' S. mThis new cooling lystom waa
out a* aoon aa the eligible Hat ha*
Hnaet Appleby f t Sanford were Uglnacr'a offi.-e in Jacksonville.
Ittued
B
y
City
Clerk
Christian Church.
completed yesterday under the
been determined.
1 n Been*# te wad perterday, scA#y protest) against the proj.
Among th* it m iio n In this
supervlelon e f CUy Park Su
During
Past
Reaulta of the election will be
t te u t tgth to the office o f
act
should
be
directed
to
District
locality are B. E. Tree, n son. th*
.m "
■perintendent Jama* Moughtoii,
announced Kept I, and members
Engineer,
P.
O./imx
1008,
Roose
principal o f 'the Wtlaon Reboot
Building permits totaling HIM who ala lad this morning that of the Chamber who are alerted
The Cojrnly Caavaulng Board la Ifeola, and Robert,' another son. velt Branch, (Jenin, before Aug. w«»e Issued here In th* past two
the animal* wan
suffering to the Board of Diractors will go
25.
7
ton. Average— — ^
Ias scheduled (a have met this o f Lake Mary,
days, according to reports from
from the Intensity of Uw hast,
Into office Oct. 1, Mr. Bagwell
afternoon at 3 n'dock t» certify
thereby bringing about the said. The Board U composed of K : i S S R —
th* city clerk’* offlee.
;
Ik* vote* cost In last Tuendiy’a
Installation e f th* shower*.
C. II. Rhaeffer Thursday ob
72 member*.
B *lt
Sanford Woodmen
election and compile the official
tained a permit to move and re
The “ animal kings" will al
Last year there were R24 mem
Season In T ie Talk U niform Plana model a one story house on Park so enjoy Uw comfort e f a ber* of th* Seminole County Cham m y
balloting In Urle
I* Secretary of
U r n , rotund, nibbing poet ber, end this year th* membership
Atom *, Involving th* sum e f |3M.
t i r r ~ ,— :— — »•
W AUCIIU U T io g .
Grey.
sharpener, which has increased to 000.
The Missouri Rule Life Inter- .end claw
» ------------- - i t .
Sanford
Woodmen
o f, the
s# -------------M
were coat by Hardee Conn- "
was
installed
th*
flrat
of
th*
ane*
Company
secured
permission
World met lost night at their
I I ------------------------- I I
voter* In th* 4 to •
week.
The
poet,
rough
with
THREE HURT IN WRECK
W a te r
regular wvekiy isaitovi. following to reinforce tha foundaUet) and re-1
Judge C. 0.
hark,
will
afford
th*
animals
Uw their usual business procedure pair It* building on Second Street
is «
nominated ky
a good rub, when their ternLAKELAND, Aug. 14— An au
and dlscalelng plana for th* Un- between Dark end Magnolia Aveover former B*U League peremsnt so desires.
Huddleston snd Phillips are
tomobile wreak In Plant City early
Ifrrmod Rank*.
•
E. Carlton fo ran the last
Mr. Moughton states that yesterday resulted In minor In
•r the Job fog th* sum of
Th* Woodmen will hold e spe
II
• IS ;'
Mates Senate
other modern devices t o . as jury of Howard Cewert, Lakeland!
cial meeting next Monday night
sure
more
comfort
for
tho
t Gres
nit
to
the
am
ount
ef
450
Wynn
Couek,
Bartow,
and
David
at B o'clock, snd ell member*
Zoo’* occupant* are expected
i obtained by a ealoredI perBoatwright, Winter Havi|t. AU
who are Interested hi the UniPin* I to be Installed soon.
■prove •
were given treatment at Morrell
*41
i
H o e p U a j.h e r*.____ ^_______
HE
Holland Women
400-Meter Swim
10,000 Curious
People Present
^ Sixty-Eight Teachers To
Be Employed In Schools
. tional Institutions
J°: Seminole Co u n t y ?{!!"«?
City Government
May Save $5,000
In I r * A Budget
In Daytona S h o w "While
Lamson P r e p a r e s
the
County Obtains
$402,554 From
H0LC In3Years
Senator C h a r g e s
‘Money Changers'
50 New Names Are
Chamber Members
Must Remit D u e s
By 5 P.M-Saturday
Mysterious Corpse
Found At Daytona
May Be Sanfordite
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Canva^dnff Board
To Certify Ballot
2 Days
Orange
Endg
Loop
LOCAL WEATHER
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TUESDAY, AUGUST I
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFOtD, FLORIDA
Stars
S m all A udience
D isappointed A s
F ra c a s Is Farce
ona
WILLIAMS GIVES U. 8. FLAT-RACING frieTPRV
N ine R uns Tallied In
' F ifth Inning, Six
C r o s s Pan In 6th
St. Augustine comet here to
morrow for a return game with
the Lookouts after the locals
play today in the Ancient City.
American Divers DEMPSEY STUMPS FOR ROOSEVELT
S c o re Triumphs
O ver Opponents
L o u is O u tlin e !
N ew M ethod 0
Lnited S tates Takes
First Two S p o t s
On S p r i n g b o a r d
fcOnce Calm Bomber
N o w <Expressive
T r a i n s For Jacl
1IF.RUN, Aug. 11.—(A^—Alterlea* x im iM ri continued to set
kicked around In the Olympic pool
yrnterday but h tr divert nuM what
opiMiiition there v n look Ilka an
awkward (quad.
While the Dutch girl, Rita Mattenbrnek, paddled to a reecrjmaking victory in the women’* 100m rtrr freo tty.e iprint final and
the Japanct* were knocklnc Olym
pic marki (alley west In the pre
liminary heat* of trie 400-meter In
dividual frve atyle and the 800-me
ter relay, America* springboard
art lata made a runaway out of
the compulsory diving.
With Dick Dcgsner of Detroit
entrenched In flrtt place, Marshall
Jat h Dempsey, the farmer world's heevywelaM hexing champion,' hat
Wayne of Miami a clot* second,
jetted the campaign feraea ef Prssldsnt Roosevelt and will seek U
ami Al Green «f Chicago fourth,
or| anlxe pereent premlnant In the world ef eperta to werk for the
Winning the 400 meters dath. Archie Williams, Oakland, Calif., negro, ga
the teennd half of the eompell.
ahief txssutlvs’i re-electIon. Jaek (right) la teen In hit political head
flat-racing sweep through 800 meters in tha Olympic garnet since 1913.
quarters at New York conferring with Jamet A. Parley, chairman of
dicing—
linn
lodty—optional
the Democratic National committee. (Aeaoclated Prate Photo)
in thowt Williams (center) barely defeating hit opponents to finlth In
looked like a mere formality.
Thu graceful Japanese, Ttuney
frey Brown (left) of England It tecond, and Jimmy Lqvallt (right) of
liu vln ln il
D v t .a
Tl L. - • _ ,
Shihahnia, who was In third po. i l l hi t t the result of steady scor
ing. nionc stood in the way of a
liiospective American twtep.
So bunutlful was their exhibition
that Ik-gtner and Wayna proved
probably greater favoritee with the
ASHEVILLE, N. C.. Aug. IL nIn-n crowd than their toammatoe
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IA1)—Flaying right along with old in any other branch of tha Olym
BERIJN, Aug. 11.—t/O—Peru
par almost from start to fin- pic games. Apparently there la officially withdrew Ito entire team ,
Sanford W ins Seven And Loses Three Con- mtn
ish, Judd Brumley, of Greenville, nothing partisan about diving ad from the eleventh Olympic Games
testa With Ex-League Leaders In
Tenn., and J. T. Swans, Sr., of dicts.
last night following a tquabo'e ov
Tampa, Ha., scored 71’* yesterday
Kiery time the two Americana er a soccer gam* which the In
Games Played Here
lo tie for the lead in the first IK ■eilrd through the air and cleaved ternational Football Association
holes of the qualifying round of Itiu water they brought a roar far ordered replayed after Peru had
By K. ||. CULLUM
W i l l i 1 0 ^1
the annual III (more Forest Invi surpassing that given any other*, defeated Aoatrl*.
'
The lest place Lookouts knocked l a l L i O l
tation golf tournament.
The Perovlan team, It was an
including the German*.
tho highly-touted Islander* front
Swann, one of Iho late finishers,
The audience sounded Ilk* it nounced, will depart for Paris to
tho top perch by taking both ends
I'l.ONIDA I
poster a 3fl on the par-33 front | would like to tuka the judges apart day on Its way baek to South
of a dotiblcheader from them Sun- Gainesville
nine and then tourej the second when they gave Wayne a compare- America.
day. This Is Iho first time since >jVtf.Us* " " ,rh
The federation ordered Peru lo
I lively low score on hla final dive
the teaaon opened that the "Baby 1D e l e s n . i
and prevented his catching De- replay Aoetrla becauss Iho latter
Cardinal." have be»-n out of the H‘nation protested that spectators
lead.
fire Indenting Tom Perry of Tamps, i Wayne was awarded the highest, entering the field during play on
Incidentally, the Daytone Rea.-li
Ha. In Iho 7il group was Woods score in his group for each of flv* Saturday hindered the A ustriini
oulflt has proved the easiest
Beckman, St. Petersburg, H i.
Iilives while Degener wax shaded Ini to a point where they were defeatl> «U nil ai
team In the league for th* Look «idiiie* *ill*
i ed, 4 3.
---------------------- Ionly the fifth, a front jack knlfa
fUnf'*r«l
M
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outs tu defeat on ,oca| grounds.
At Olympic village, where the
Three
N
ags
Gallon
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h8,f
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k
y
Of 11 contests between the two
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Here’s th# way the qoartot1 Feruvlin tram remained when It
here, Sanford has won seven, lost
in S a ra to g a
L v c n t «rorc«i In iho five compulsory dives:! was supposed to be repaying the
-------Front somersault—Degener, 7.30I match, an official who asked thnt
NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—(Al— points; Greene, 14.7fl|'Wayns, 14.221 kla name bo withheld said:
’•We won the-match against AusContinuing Its policy of running Sliibnhare, |3.0H.
off any rare that promises good
liuck dive — Degener, 15.13)i trta despite dirty play, dirty refcompetition despite the small also Wayne, 14.70; Shlbahare, 13.70); treeing and prejudiced linesmen.”
A spokeiman for officials anof some of the fields, the Sarato- Greene, 12.02.
ga Raring Association sent off n
Running front gainer—Degener,, nounredi
three-hurse field in the featured 17.20; Wayne, 14.72; Shibshsrn,, ” As Pery ha* not obeyed the or
der to p laf Austria, the latter la
5 automatically declared tha winner
i and will play Poland in the aemlflaala today."
Peruvian Team Is Jesse Owens Plans
Withdrawn F r o m F o r Professional
E 1eventh Olympic Career On T r a c k
Islanders Prove Easiest
Local Foes For Lookouts
Ins Rawls of Fort. Lauderdale,
Fla., coaid finish no b etter.than
sixth and serenth In th* 100-meter
final which MUe Maslenbroek capturned inl:0BJ after a furioda
stretch duel with Janet Campbell,
speedy “unknown" from Argen
tina. with 10-m*tars to go that
would have taken a surveyor's
sight to separata Ui* pair, who
ware In adjalalng lanes.
I
In thom cit two.
Palin won two races, also pilot*
Ing E. J. Baker'* season champion
Cardinal Prlnct to tho front In tho
i stake for 3:16 pacers, an easy win
in straight heat*. Th* stallion did
not have to approach tha saaton’s
pacing record of l i t 3-1 which ho
Classified Advertisqment$
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired FU R N ISH ED i f t j & i T
bp ona who really know* how
Briggs. Jeweler. Mag. Ar*.
V-Logt uhi Found
—
*- - — - - l-ORT: PAIR men* hornrimmed
glasses. Finder plea** return
lo D.
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1—AutawOUw.
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■W. * r.Wlgglae,- New
Roger,: Hardware Ccb, i r1 •'
: NEW YORIL A u g ..* ll_ < * )_
Within the fleeting tptc* ef >w
month*, Joe Louis hat ctwinge
from probably the moat feartem
fighter that ever italked the riry
Jungles Into a baffling human myi
tery that hag tha boxing world o
edge wilting for a solution tha
may mean financial bankruptcy,
Two months ago, at the Browb
Bomber confidently trained for til
“execution” of Max Schmcllng, hi
wax hailed *e the hyartteas mol.
derer of the ring. Impraaaed wlBhla teeming InvtncfiUty, botlnW
fans lifted gate receipts close IF
the million dollar marit again. Thl.
butlnett •( butting tjrn other ftft
low on the noao thrived and Pnv
motor Mika Jacob* 1 st cocnfo(fw|
ably on tf>* thron* ax the dkU 0
of the hog* (ndnetry slmpy b U
taute he owned Logit’ wnUill. R
Then, ho mat probably tin pnljfighter la tha world vWhblwoM'l
afraid of him— Schmellng. TEA
durable Teuton, perfectly romlfl
tloned, tmathed him Into .defeef
with the biggtst “sucker punch* IA
tha Industry— a commoR.right J
Lonit took a real, signed to osetq
S3 -ytar-o14 ’Jack qha^pyi ,nw
cam* hack to Fompton Lake, .V,
J.,’to train.
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But It’sa different, puxxllng LouS
la who la l>*<k In training agal£
ills once Immobile facial feature*
tre courted with expression* rf
| pain, teriOeiBCti and - questtab
mark* aa. hla •parrlag partners
'Iunafraid po longer, rip Into hlna
' Hla human punching bags'throw
n r5
Wall Street, New York, wa* so
named because of a wall eroded
there to prelect tho early settlers
from Indiana.
Reran flood control and reser
voir projects la Oklahoma to cost
94,097,400 have teen approved by
th* war department.
START Y O U R V A C A T IO N
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COOL CRUIU-WAY
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Sanford I« The Only Central
Florida C ity Affording R*H. Highway
And Water Transportation —I
M m M i l A ai Vcc*UMm Than Any
Similar Aren In America
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VOLUME XXV
MOB ACTION FEARED
G overnm ent
B ans Loans
In Sem inole
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. “WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 12. 1930
AGAIN AT ANNISTON
NUMBER 24*
Established In 1908
.
Farm Rehabilitation
F u n d Allocated To
Area Will Re Used
|. In Drought Region
Ex-Governor IsGiven'
Five Precincts In1
County, Orlandoan
Presented With 11
Emergency Crop
Loans Available
Tampan Gels 882
Votes In 1,644
New Move Expected
To Be F elt By 150
County Producers
Extraordinary Eight
Balloting S h o w s
Lack Of Interest
1 Effects of the mid-west
ern drought atrudk Seminole
lunty its t i n t direct and
lavy blow today with the
nouncement that farm re
habilitation ‘ loans for thia
area are cancelled.
, County Agent C. R. Dawaon said he received Instruc
tions to accept no more ap
kidtfw*
Ih iy lr K. C a rlto n of T a m
m2 ;
p a sw etit S o m in o lr C o u n ty
" JA U K S O N V IL L E .
Aff f i
In th e D em o rrn lii' sonaturiH l
*1 - ( A I *i F o r m e r
J uiI k *
irim u ry fle c tio n s ve*terili»v
('liurlr.e (1.
A n d rew s,
O rty d raw in g 8H2 votes.
a l
lantlu. t o i ’a y wnn thi* Detnal*
th o u g h In1 lost th e n o m in a
tio n
In J u d g e C (),
A n
(’lauds* Ptppff of TftUahftftBrr, left, and Judge C O. Andrew* e r n t if im m in iitlim fo r eleflS
d re w s i f O rlan d o in
th e uf Of Undo, will be thr ireniiH rat*1 candldstra in the Nnvemhvr gen
tint: to fill o u t t h e u u e x p ir e i)
S tate-w id e vote.
rial «lection* when the *tat** vulva, along with olhei thing#, to fill te rm o f th e lu te U n ite d
T h e fo r m e r g o v e r n o r c a r
the oneipired term* of the late Srnatora Duncan V Fletcher and H intox S e n a to r I’u rk T r * m ried Ho: five piivincl* in this rmin
_______________ mell.
ly compared 111 n that went f..r Dark Tra mmtU
Joe Bistruf Day
Scheduled Sunday
Huwevi-r, th,-
Following an asserted kidnaping attempt A gainst a white baby end th* shooting of three mem
b en ef a white posse at a negro's home, mob action was feared for th* third time In a month at
Anniston, Ala. Thirty stale highway patrolmen Joined doaen. of possemen In the hunt for. the
negro believed to have don* th* shooting. At top are Mr. and Mis. tlUmsn Wllllsmton who report
•d'U 'M fro attempted to abduct their baby which d* shown with them. Below highway patrolmen a r t
shown with pdas* member* a t the home of Art Bush, negio, where the shooting took placs. (As
sociated Press Photos)
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Junior Chamber U n it!A s A u t o s C o w d e
'T h * weather:
The object o f the oryaniiaUon
■ 4® © I k toward procress for
tho ©to.
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.— , cards, to b* dls________
Nerthrreet pleyod la windows, bear th© folscattered lowlof faucrlptlon t
“If jrew hoar a* hnocklnr. ask
_________ er Thursfw • d e a rl The moke* will be
Jfe
^
«*• AUrtgbt, let's smile.
albly acaiUrsd
Legion rifle
ThmVr
r at T»«0 •'deck to
QnarJ
first actual target McClelland ■Leaves H
II was announced thi*
For 8 te te Prison
m hr F e r n Mere, chairef The American Legion Sheriff * F. McClelland left for
Week Committee.
Ralferd; State Frieon today with
Iwn prieaweia, Joseph M. Robin
i Ceuaty Chamber son, white, and J i n Williams, nem $ today la re- r® . Ha la sehadalsd to return toir A t a Mm New
ira s tS
Uc nsrUtbrn.
to «L*ht
• d d f p of posalnt bed
drew three
far a atrtia ef all*c*d hw-
M
M S m l*
■ iif interest
frit-
Hon w,iu
n Kr
primario* in Jun©, nmrr than .1.
On RequestForRef-! In Expense Money
600 vi>t©<l,
To Baseball Team
II Clifford jimpcr, Mr t'm 't n
erendum On Slots
cn**.nl all four p-v u t • |»ihmr
oiiitiifiidtng t h e Ju n io r C h a m
ITI in, 1■ImI of (Vit
n»f:i|»*iTP I
Moi© than HtNl mttnr*
were
1 1 1\J (*i >1 for Ih© lorn * n i f jlt o b tain ed ill S a n f o r d a n d cuillUj b e 4 of t iiiiiiiieicv lo r i t H d r iv e
« i0 l A. M. and liM P. M. Bun
Certificates 'of membership In
H4*e a t l i l A. M. a id sets a t the 'Saafcvd Boo.ter.'Club” were
T ill P. M. Mm Has* a t 1:10
today by Janof Commerce memA-J K. and **t» a | 9*4 F. M.
.. ,
#fcr.
MoreThan900 Names Board Allocates $200
th *
A.) M. and 11:44 F. .M.; high,
M gr
. '©,
only 1,11II pvrwona i|rt»pp«*t| » licket
Into thv ballot Ini! I Hiring the lift
nutfttaniling
tsl th© rUe*Ai|jy rj
Mrs. I.ucit* Walter of Saaford
this afternoon (attained a trashed
rlfht arm In in aatomohll* sceldeet at tha Intersection of Laurel
Avenue and Seventh Street. Bhc
was rushed to the hospital.
An official pellet report said the
limb apparently .waa shattered as
Mr*. W alter's roadster overturned
after colliding with n vehicle driv
en by E. J, .Toll, aUe of thia city.
Roy WUIlama, .chief of police,
saU Mr*.. Walter1* waa procedlnc
•oath on Laurel aad K r. Tall was
driving west *a Sovetih when the
crash occmred,
, 1
Chief WUlleans reported that tha
rosdatar terned ever and headed
I r li
dlrwti^ rwra wWek
The victim's srm waa rso tk t be
tween steel team, Jw t under tha
windshield, and the street. Chief
Williams said. ,
•
ice are lavsetidptlaf. Ne ■
t v, h "
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Mphway
at i
•Joria* In .this -rtrtaity. “ L
ef the
Millard B. Smith. f ln l
it
S IR S
Jurljf«\ giving th© Tamp.tn «» it.«
Jorily her© tif *Jd7 «»f hi* IIHI bal
lot* amTipt in thi* eity
Sir. Andrew* mad© n virtual
Real Estate Men!
See ‘Comeback’
Ahead For City
SurveyShows LackOf
Desirable Tourist
A c c o m modations
Proof that Sanford ii coming
back was evidenced l i l t night ny
local real ettata broker* meeting
with th© Board of Dlrectora uf
the Saminole County Chamber of
Com me ret, to ditcuia the possibilitiea of bringing more tourists to
this eit ysnd county next winter.
E. H. Laney, chairman of th*
Chamber's Tourist Committer,
started th* discussion by statin*
that a survey made by himself ami
other members of tho committee
resulted In the discovery that there
are scarcely any desirable home*
er apartments In which to place
tourists, should they com* here.
Bpeskinf as a real eitate broker.
F. E. Carmack, of th* Baysrd
Realty Co., told tha Directors that
activity in his field had incrvsivd
substantially for house* and apart
ments. The realty ayent stated,
CeMlaeed *a Pane Tkree
Japanese O f f i c e r s
And Farnsworth Are
I n d i c t e d As Spicf
WASHINGTON,
A ur
12(AP)—Namln* tw oJapan.t* Na
val afflcers as coaspirston, a
federal grand Jury here yrilerJoha 8. Farnsworth for plotline
day indicted former Lieut. Com.
to betray American military secrata.
AeaJetant United Stales Attor
ney Samuel F. Beach said he had
not ao«fbt th* Indictment of the
Japan*** officers. Toslyuki 111mlys and Okira YamakL, because
they ware protected by diplomat
ic Immunity.
In an earlier Indictment Farns
worth. wh* was ousted from tha
service In 1917 fer "scandalous
conduct" was accused of delivertag a confidential naval publica
tion to nanamad Japan*** agents.
ClalmtoS'Utat both (Ilm lja ami
Yasaaht. bad served an Japanese
naval s lt scbee a t tha smbassy
hart. Beach acid he believed they
bad left th* Uaitod lU tes
t r y p r e met* yestwrilay fin lhei**gain#t lottei lea anil Joining it*
their demand for
)ietit ion*
rif r i i l a t r d
by
the n u m b e r *
in
srekina , 1*g*d ei»f"ir» inent i f
the antiMmi*tv| tal
Miucifttion
t
referendum
on
thr
*Jot
ma
c irr i i wevp of th© cm vi t * mini* hi nr i|U»attvfls out of a lrt.il
d pt »*lr. 11 ivf which tut t* t bum | viite in th© county of only 1.641.
In *«>nt© country district* |»"
#?l|!u inly wnw «n«
L> .V
Clftton. Thv Slavic*-prwwifl** divid titlon* wrwr© circulated, hut re*
ed its votP. giving 14 tu each can- ault* w ire not available today
It in th© objective of th© A#.
diilalc.
-itch*ill tinn tn
Becur©
at leant
Th<* former rltru lt ju«l«t *
3W7 voles In th© country t*h iIe th© J.tKM) name# which will b© prt*
• a-governor wa* pulling h jt 21.1. sen ted to the County fom niiiaiiiii with ft requent that Hemi.
iicnc«d in prprinct 3 V Sanford, nolr County .vote pro or curt on
where 320 vote* went t«»l K«r alot machine* during the gen
rat City racordrd the light©*! with ■i*I ©let touts of November,
Member* of
th©
ministerial
only Ms
Clf'citl count of the iallol will group her© said that whit© only
bn n»^d© Friday win*-; th© can BOB namen were r©<|uir©d to
nrcmnitati*
a
referendum, th©
Vkiilng board m rr’n.
H o name of Mr Andivw* will pet it h nn may b© circulated from
ispjiror aft a D em iv ji on the gen hou#© !•» house in older to ob
© a I cectio n tick t Irt Novirmlor tain an many name* a# possible.
Ileiiv if.l balloting
wi*
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Nominee In Favor
Townsend PlanAi
(’ross State C
Slot Petitions Senior Chamber
Meet Approval Endorses Fight
Of Most Voters Against Lottery
On© of the
Lucile W a l t e r Is
Seriously
10:69
a-rar
strong enough t.. ml,- him «>ii-r
the *HIa Her veiling mini Impr« t»f thv
lean populitptl tHimmunillv*.
All
rtturn< art* unoffnia’
1 Joe Bistruf Day will be obssrved Posse Combs N eig h
Sunday at Municipal Athletic
borhood O f Long- Sanford
lte ld when th* Sanford Lookouts
Sanfitrii
■wet Oaineevllle in a double header.
Hanford
1 Fiona for th* special observance
Hanford
In chid* th* presentation of a gift
Iuike Monroe
Id Bistruf who haa been on* of
Peola
in* mainstays in th* Senford line
Oviedo
up thia season.
early today biased their way Geneva
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through the
underbrush, and Chutuoiu
scrub of th* Longwood neigh Gsbrirlla
borhood in search .of throe con. Longwuod
vkt* who escaped from a camp Ijikc Mary
Altamonte
near Kissimmee Monday.
Resident* In the area about ' Fors.t City
Slavia
dusk Tuesday reported that a
trio of strangers were seen In Kern Park
th* vicinity. Authorltie* rushed Oftcmlft
Sanford Woodmaneftka World to th* scene with bloodhounds. City Total
Deputy J, R. Hicksonaon
wQI n e a t Thursday night a t 9
County Total
the hem* of Bud l-ewla had
• ‘(flock for a regular weekly **
Grand Total
broken into and a quantity
aleta, lodge official*.- said today.
On rag* Tws)
■ I . Walts, Sanfoed Avsnue, to
wny obtained a building pern
to image 1500 in rev alrs'to a Booster Club Cards
enw-story brick structure.
In C i r c u l a t i o n B y i . a
(Tkarsdaya Udeat lew,
city
•’j a
IVote Is Light1 State-Wide
Mr Amlrrw* along with 7*12 vote*
Seminole County
Officers S e a rc h
F or 3 C onvicts
1
Orlando Man Leads
By M a j o r i t y O f
4,984 Over Doyle
Carlton Of T
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
f
plications for that particular
V H of loans, line* Ui« money
originally al.ocatad to thU (tat*
Will b* pound Into th* drought•frlcksn rtfion.
With th* ultimatum in effect,
only on* tjp* of government loan
will now be available to firmer*
sad growers, that—the emergency
crop loan—I* limited to 1200 per-
Further limitations restrict th*
f*ad (o be used only for th* pur
chase of seed and fertl.lier.
Mr. 'Dawson said that between
ISO and ISO persona In this county
will be affected by th* gorernmeat’i decision to curb the reset
tlement, or rehabilitation loens.
He indicated that an Immediate
effect might revolt in the price ef
farm product* grown here.
The ageat laid that beyond the
Min on accepting applications for
faiure resettlement loens, he douot—* a-h—
. a----** w w rw w if tr4i*am t f wmctt
n tw
ABsfl approved here, and forward'
to Washington, will be eonms ted.
Mr. Dawson stated that persona
who hae* applied for rebabllitaHlon funds fhould make Immediate
Application fer emergency crop
loan* through hie office.
71
Andrews Wins Nomination;
Carlton Carries Seminole
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©tp«-
Uittety laws, th© Ituard of Utfec*
tm s of the Seminole Count >
t huiu.br r of Couilitf I v«, at Ilie It
irgular monthly
meeting
last
night went on record as endor*
ing th© imivcunnl, #ind pledged
tbfir nupjMirl ti» the JayCee*
This at tion wh* taken «ft©i
t«*flnwrU frail** 1**1* ***©
JayCccs Endorse
Aviation Project
For Ground School
A ii*i»v«t In incrt'ai© growing
Intrir®! in uvistbin h©r©
nmtl©
by tIt** Junior < ltamh©r of Com
Hint.' U-tt night whtn it mlt©d
ot!«•mii-»o to ' lh© Wl’A-i»|>©rftt©4l
g i •ii in11 school in IIf Inrni*i .
It wns fin itirula fly it i ©HmmI
fi*!jctrtng hi* errti*- rtlon Ly t» *.
( that no charge in mad© anyont
atato (anvftjmtng boi*.l.
who wish©* to attend th© in sti
t luuc* Papprr uf TblSahaatfs#
tution. Preliminary nviatlon work
will b« tho other Urmo^rar.t no.ui-.
is th© chief *uhj©ct of study.
»«« on th© fail ©lection h i Hot. M©
Jnyi'ei'S outlined [duns for a
waft unoppoft©d in th© fir*t pri»nn,ok**r to be held shortly nod
inaritfl am| automatically rvcrivr.i
nnm©d Henry Witt©. Jr., and K«
nomination to run for the un
Sanford % population decreasrd j
|jm©y to ta k e c a r e o f urrang©©iplred term of Duncan U. FUtcn
on© in July
through natural) mrnts.
er. Judge Andrews' nomination wan esuve,. arrrrdlng In the monthly
Thu urtfaniration reported that
report of vile) itati.tie* riles,od it i» encuiirsifud by the growing
for Park Trammel.’< poiitiun.
today by II. G, ll.vkina, vital evidence of public sentiment in
vtxli.tirian of this city.
furor of It. fight i r i i M t lot
There were 19 death, recorded teries.
L
Deaths In Sanford
Exceed Births For
July, Report Shows
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A n d r e w .., a d v o c a te o f th S
Townawiid Ubl Ag© iVnwton PUtt*
in id th© Florida Ship Canal, had
a IIrad ttf 4,1164 vulva uvsr fort*
iin*r t«ov©niur Duyl© E. Carttoft^
lampu, on th© basia of unof
ficial
i ©turn* from all but
viitirrm l
[irvcn.ci. in yttlee*
iley’n a|H'cial primary.
: hi* m>U- from 1,111 nut o f
l.iWJ [urn net* «■ ), Andrew. * !,•
•M.. i arllun, Mi.MU.
Th* total
volt* «o fur ropiirtnl w e . 120,434,
which I. light fur • atsU -w ldf
election. S c iU tr n l precincts stlB
Uiifcp'irtnl were nut expected to
:hetiK* the iraull.
•
The vote, still Incomplete III
c* untie* thruuih which the cenel
would run, l i v e Andrew* e m a
jority of 4,718. There was NO
way of
telling definitely hone
m«ny voir*
the
Town send Itea 1
u ete Aiulrew* but th* state eon- Ms- vpntion of that crxenlsallea
_
dorsrtl his cindidftcy and flttlB
l©uil©r« for his nomination.
Earle Says Armory
To Be Completed
Within One Month
Apprrrv.)mntety one month a t l
wj>rk remain, before the local N a.
tional Guard Armory will be complrtcd, W. 8. Karl*, WPA work dU
rector in thka county, said today. '
Mr. P.arle also announced that
the lirirk-faring work on thi bulldr
lug h«. been nearly finished.
Originally planned to have b**A
covered with weatherboard, suf
ficient money w*« secured tu mek»
ii .light change In
plena, end
hr irk* were employed fur a b*U#S
■piM’iirancr.
Th© director *ftl»l tho diffironc*
In costs was not substantial al
though th* change will tsnd to
make th# building more nearly,
fireproof.
Townsend Official
Other than Ihe
Ksr> said. WPA
i\jinounces Removal officially and 18 death* entered, A repr rt of the bench '<»"• S(,ro,noU
County consist
said
mitlee showed sv e l rn co-op, „ #rk. A erew
Of Three Leaders MrHella.kin*
pointed nut that the num evatinn on the part of city m *r-j'
,,
j|,e pga|e
ber of birth, we. unit.unity low rhanl. who, at the .ugge.lion o f , "
' g M L y-olly m, a are SW-,
CHICAGO, Aug. II,—tAI*>— 'van for th* summer. Generally the Junior. ( hamber. are pur-1
Gitmour Young, national secre 'here a'* between .70 anil 40 chasing public .eating facilities. I'11***1 un >h< pr J '__
tory of the Townsend Old A*r hahie* bc.rn here earh month, lie tn place in front of their place,
Pension
Movrmrnt, announced •eels red.
Motorcycle O fficer
nf business.
last night th* dismissal of thrnA number of member, nriTh# number of death. In July
W arns Speedster*
■enlor officers of th* organist- lid-not vary tn any degree from nounerd Intentions of attending
tion and the closing of alt re ■he average, recording to the the organisation meeting uf a
gion) office* Aug. IS.
Motorcycle Officer C h a r i # *
Junior Chamber of- Commerce i t
itsllatlelan.
Shaffer today 1* concenlrattoB
J. B. Keifer. formerly central
Following la the tabulated re Kissimmee tonight.
regional director here; William port compiled by Mr. Il*.kin.:
Mis. Rlolw Winn and Joann* •ffirts on Park Avenue to c « *
Palter, frrmvrly Eastern regional
Mirths: male whit* 8, female! Aitarelln, prise winner. In e speeding, th* Police Dep*rtm*1l»
director *t New York, and P r while I. mala colrred 3, female re-ent JayCe* contest in Orlando, announced.
Clinton Wunder of New York, colored 7.
With th* assistance »« * WJ*
will accompany tha group to pro
formerly national speaker, Young
vehicle, th* officer
Deaths: male while 4, femrl* vide entertainment.
-said, were no lunger connected whit# 6, male colored 4, female
several warnings to
has refrained from
with th* movement.
colored 6.
“The specific reason for which
Chamber Publication arrest* to data, '
they were discharged was intffl- Astor
patrol H
Custody
Suit
Praised B y O fficials n Motor
cteney,” the national secretory
part of tha
said. "It was so slated when they
In traffic
Nearinsr Settlem ent
I* reply to letter* sent out cun
were notified as of Aug. 16
1.0.1 ANOELEi T Aug. 13.—(A7 tslning a copy of their occasional
Thflr general conduct in office
LOCAL
waan't sallefactury to tha ogani- —Climaxing a day of intense con pub.lotion titled “Good Newe,”
the
Seminole
County
Dum
ber
o:
ference*.
lawyers
in
beautiful
tatlon, or rather th* Doctor (Dr.
Francis E. Townseml, eo-founder Mary A .tor’s sensation-ituddud C o m h a a receive I numerous Ufte ATI
*VP M
. 47
It
of the moviment) felt it wasn't child custody suit against her for comment* from rlalroed officials, i k A u r u t
mer husband. Dr. Franklyn Thorp*, Clampers of Commtn:* newspaper 47. Afirftl*
satlafactcry."
Young said complaints had been •nnuoncej last night thry had vir editors, city officials, and vsrirj*
aaatrad that Dr. Wunder waa la- tually agreed on a s*llei1»nt which (.'her r,- plcnU throughnu'. th* no- J I L T
Jaettaf “politic* and political would block furth«r public airing 'h n ii v u annocn**l today fy
Feet *t try R. Y. Bagwell.
peraaaalitU.1" In his .pee*has of Ih* affair.
The Chamber la commended In
When Superior Judge Goodwin J.
rather than devoting hie oratory
until all letter* for Ito work during th*
esctoalraly to the Townsend plan. Knight rrre.ard court
Retinwal offices to ha eloaed Wedneeday th* lawyers said they past two years, and for the unus
Saturday are located to Chicago. hoped to ba all* to present a set ual progress made by this city
and county In that period.
New York, Los Angel*, aad tlement by that tlm*.
A short time before Roland Rich . “Good News" contained o re Acotrar
J s ekeea ville, Fla.
*s
Walter, attorney for th* auburn- copy of editorials and news artleM
-------------- L
P u s h officlaia ef Arkansas, haired actress, .aid “ground* for Its appearing In the lanfoM
Oklahoma. New Mexico, Arison* settlement" bad been reached. Tha Herald, Florida Timet Union,
and Taxes wlU hold the first eatlra day had been aa* at In ron- Orlando Morning Sentinel, which
sen th we*Urn states parol* run- f.rences between Woolley and Jos boosted tha progrts.lv. spirit of
ftreat* at Calveaton, Tex., 8*pL eph Anderson, chief counsel for tha Chamber and tltliens of th*
I Dr. Thorp*,
M T
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Trying A D og F or Murder
e s 3 §
tm mm h r t w HiUm mi
w i i y w ill pvtetlptl | n i
x s s I Is as ■«■>!! 9* A s
n e w wklek la n e ts .
s4 to toe see too V*.
* an Baers to ie lilM
i
ew >me e l l a e t o
Ms p a s t aa* e k e is .
PpOBH 11 fcevela. Ail
• U w lle e SO soeetal
Masse
ass alas toe
tx
AUGUST 12. t»M
» OF HAIL HOCK
»
' tn
to In the sa lary road, le th*
^ H P L e l tost
S r l n 'm c e mistook this rock for
' a Warring sail.
Inimical, and let her cannons toss
I P * ' after shot Into the half.
I
'.night’s p sb
lea-colored dusk ?
. Where Is tits captpln fled
F * heard the echo of his volley
k
Mm*
Harsh from the strange anil sail‘ shaped crag which bled
1 fltoue Into darkenrd waters?
By the sum
Pf-Wha t false wind* did that brave
’/ : frigate dlsT
’ W , seaborn. nudged, by sally
gales rocked deep,
In' wkat wild roadster docs that
J1
Warrior lls
pfaam lng of spurious sails In his
:
smrrald sleep T
Frances Frost.
S j W hst this country needs Is »
• gdod strvsni-Unnt political par
t y which can make speed without
|oo njuch wind resUtenrs.
* Th# stats Ux mlllage keeps golag down and down, and ths slate
gmrsnunsnt sxpendltures keep go
ing up and up and up.
, •I "
, — ©—-------•• “A ship canal across Florida le
• Oq^nlgfinlly proposal,'* says Jay
i Franklin In ths Orlando Hcntlnel.
May he not, but we'n bet there's a
I nigger Iq ths wood pile somewhere.
Some people declined to vole
irday because they were afraid
aw would ask them to sign a
machine, petition . ■ , • and
preferred to remain on the
Many newspaper readers were interested in that traveaty on Justice, the Brockport, N. Y. “canine, murder trial,'*
In' which a larje haif-jrrown dor was placed on trial for
Ita life following the drowning of a 14-year-old boy. The
dog was alleged to have climbed on to the boy while both
were in swimmlhg and to have forced him under the water
until he was dead.
“There is no beast that will not try to crowd a man
under in tho water," comments the New Yoric Herald
Tribune. "Even,the water buffalo will do it. Every'one
who has had to swim rivers with horses or mules knows
that to get them across in the shortest possible swim it is
best to keep on the upstream side of them, because they
will struggle against the current to keep dose to a man—
and to ride him if they con. The friendliest of Ahem wfll
tread a man under if he gives one a chance to do ao. None
of them, short of the sea lion, has a sense o f sSfcurity-in
deep water. They all believe In man’s superior ‘abilities;
and even that powerful canine swimmer, tha big black
Newfoundland, who will drag anything smaller than him
self to safety, wiQ not Infrequently try to climb aboard a
human adult awimmer. If the swimmer is a weak one the
great llfeaaver will tread him under.
“But there le no half-grown dog, purebred or crocs-
I tsa to j e e r baas of Awf.
10 where I hava been nominated
for congressman far tho Hh m o *
By. wow tho public la aba be
U would be easy to believe a coming familiar with the fsstnras
report that tha Republicans pray ef Mr. London's horss^-Nashville
n ig h ty th at President Koosevslt Tennessean.
Dozier & Gay's Quality P ain ts
"Boat For the South"
Their Hoper too ability to withstand Southern Climatic Con
dition* has beea prated by tha extra service they have
(iro n for more than S3 yearns
Stanley-Rogera Hardware Co. '
214 SonfoA r Avert oe
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PHONE 175
SEMINOLE COUNTY
LAUNDRY
INC. -
7 A .M . t o 1 0 : 3 0 A .M .
Special
i
LANEY
See
Campaign Spreading
“The greatest aavlng, In point of numbers—well over
Aug.
12.—(A*)—
80.000 deaths In a single year—would occur In death* from VIENNA,
influenza and pneumonia. Neat would com* chronic Pt" Auetrie's, 2(0,000 Jews watched
growing anxiety yesterday
phrltls, with a saving of over 48,000; ««rtb r^ AA“e™?fT with
ths spread of a new anti-Semitic
campaign, elqas on tha heels of
this nation's pact of friendship
with nail Germany.
Boms Jewish leaders held to
the belief Austria no longer la a
safe harbor for their people.
largely aa a result of the AustroOarinan treaty and the nail par
ty's growth hors. »
Jewish communities ware said
to ho swamped with appllsations
for emigration to Palsstlns and
other countries.
The newest wave of antiSemite propaganda waa apparent
today In denunciations by Catho
lic, labor, peasant and merchant
organisations. They charged tha
Jfwa with paving tha path for
. Wo W«r« interested to learn and
VdtllghUd to know that the Ocala
rrBtog waa supporting our man for
r t h e V. 8. Hunate. And when the
- B irr and Tha Herald both get beI' htod the same man, he's got to bo
*
---- —r—»
If th« Loyalists win In
■pain and auccsod In taking over
‘$ 0 'business and Industry, then
f jlrla l will they, do with It, periled> laxly If they have to tako over all
Ihk obligations tool
. . •
----------- -----------F 'And now wa suppose some 8oklety for the Advsneemenl of ths
Ilhmxn Race, or Association for
|K e’Cultural Enlightenment of
petfood Peoplea will orgnnlxe a
toe wide relief fund for tho dofens# of this Aehevllls negro who
lu ied Helen Clevenger.
The former governor of Ohio,
Georgs White, returning from s
world crulss, described Governor
London at a “square shooter."
Wearing octagonal glasses.—'New
(
Tt has about reached the point
h e n It la difficult to tell Juat
Ueh l a t h e . Third party, tha
lUndtoe, the Coughlin!lea, ths
ewaasadltci. the Socialists. or the
■wmmlsts. Aad by the way, what
kgha*>dU of Upton Sinclair and
■ M p k jn End Poverty In Cell-
Dear 8tr:
not think be over will be o n
u be wtahes ' to perpetuate tbe
competitive system. Fourth I/, I
p a frank to state th at my ideaj
are wholly in accord with IJm
Socialist aim. I have made It a
(tody for tha last U years and
I find no fault in It. And if It
will he>n them in any way to
have mo as their candidate for
Congress from this district an
their ballet, I can only accept
And lasUy, t will' be ana hi, to
vmak« any campaign on account
of the condition of my health,
ago and financial standing. This
movement has hem a work of
If tho 10.4 per 1.000 death rate prevailing among white
persons In tho United States should drtg> at one stroke to Austrian J e w s
tho New Zealand all-time low record of 8.2, the •tatlstlclona
"Hitler," shouted a broadcaster
kt tho Olympic Rsmee, "now »n.ters." For ths rheet throwing con.tesX no doubt —Fort Myers News
1Tides. Let’s all rise now and glva
kb* tin Broax cheer.
B
Editor,
Sen/ord Herald,
Sanford, yin.
was stolen near Longwsod Mon
day, an act attributed by some
to the escaping prisoners.
While there existed some doubt
1st ticket. If Uda b a fact, l
ns to the identity of the three
am unsyara a f it; aa I did net
men - seen near Long-wood • yes
attend tha Socialist convention
terday, county officers are Inin Tampa; or wna I a candidate;
clinad to helbvn the strangers
nor hers I been apprised e f It
aid the convicts from Kissimmee.,
by them. In the first place, the
Dwputy Hickson expressed a
Socialist party Is not rvcognbed
belief th a t tha man were loot or
as a legal party In Florida. In
unfamUbr with the surrounding
order fey the Socialist party to
country, since be aaid he be
lieved they would-hot rethein In
n locality ■where constant pur
suit b In progress.
Tha nature of the terrain made
the scorch by authorities diffi
cult. Darkness added -to the
hardships and dense scrub dou
bled the odds against n success
ful conclusion of the chase.
The entry of Seminole County
police Into tha search for the
escaped men spread pursuit over
• wide territory. Several county
sheriffs are exerting 'cstrsordi-J
nary efforts in an attempt to)
FIRST IN THE FIELD
recapture the trio.
,
MIAMI HERALD
While there are no |oca| o f - ,
fleers In the Longwood district
pars should hava first place in paid i today carrying on tho search, the
publicising of n community. The
communities eager lo enjoy prog- reasons fog giving newspapers prv-1 sheriff’s office here indicated
rasa and development. Publicis smlnence In the community id - 1 that a posse would be made up
ing Its attractions is a prerequis vertlsing field were summarised on a moment's notice if nrecs- !
M
ite fof a resort city. Thar* are neatly by Mr. Lehmann In cm- - ‘•ry .
various madia open to a com phaaiilng that tha newspaper has
munity alert to the advantages the widest rvader interest; that the Sam Byrd Employs
of telling Its atory to outaiders newspapers must be depended upon
Manager For Show
whom it wishes to attract for for publicity and that tba value
seasonal stay or permanent resi of the newspaper as an advertis-{
To Be Seen Soon
dence.
log medium has been demonstrated. 1
■ Ordinarily tha carrying dut of
Sam1 Byrd, the Hanford youth
But the lecturer distinguishes
community advertising la conducted between newspapers, pointing out who recently resigned from tha
by the chamber of commerce. The that there era many newspapers cast of “Tobacco Road," a. recordexperience of those bodies la whet which print so much controversial breaking play, haa employed Clar
medium Is the moat effective In and unfavorable community news ence Jacobson as general mana
attaining resulta is worthy of the that it would not da good publicity ger for the production. "White
highest consideration.
lo send them out, but a construc Man," according to word received
The Death Rate
• At a recent meeting In Clearwa tive, progressive newspaper has hare today.
A fter a notable carter nn
ter of the Florida Commercial
If. nt nno stroke, the mortality among the white pop Secretaries Association, a course realIt value.
le to be noted that the de Broadway as company manager
ulation of tho United Staten could be Improved to equal In community advertising was ductions of Mr. Lehmann are not In most of tho Important Broad
that of Now Zealand, whldh hokla tha world record tor
his own concept hot the result of way hoi offices, Jaeabaon mads
longevity, the rrault would be an Immediate aavlng of n
a AurVey mads by questionnaire a mark for himself when h# pi
quarter of a million live*, according to Ufa (niurance wathroughout tha country and from loted “Green Pastures" on tour.
tifitlclaun who hava made a study coraporlpg th r <je*tn
responses received from the Cham Mora recently he hes ‘been asso
with "Three Man on a
ber of Commerce of the United ciated
rates of these countries during the two-year period 1035H o n s."
States
and
other
organisations
en
1034.
Mr. ByH plans to visit San
gaged In tho advertising business. ford for a short time before onIn discussing tho mortality saving that would ensue
(
’■tod
= Seminole € o u h t y
- Officers S e a r c h
Socialism that haa a m held tha
presidency. However, he lo j
no mean* a Social lot. and I *
da For 3 C o n v i c t s
THU SANFORD FORUM
sad reiaUvss In Tennessee. Mrs.
lloy wHI be away six vrveks or
til Mr. “Kelley returns from Ctohe. . '
..
The Misses Harriot and Sara
Roaeetter of Celery Avenue ware
guests ef their aunt, Mrs. B. A.
Howard last wash.
SANFORD TW ENTY Y E A R # AGO
Joe Cameron le buildtag anoth
The Bev. Mr. Mitkeu prenehed hold furalturn and le nuking hie er tenant house near Back Ham. Mooro'a Station Church loot bone with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. meek and le kavtng walls p ut down
qn several place*.
Bryton,
S
I. D, Hart le building two mark
neat Ultle cottages qe hie Beck
Hammeek property for rent to
while people.
Thera' have been eeverah pieeea
G en eral C o n tto c te r
Home BqUdioc—
H eav y ( M t t c U o a
KITCHEN!
Hora’a hot* yea can are year early training In arithmetic
lb good advantage In the kitchen! * ;
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�t ..
A T,
r » -AtTGUBT: I t , J t M
4
THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA
am a
Social And Personal
^^
liftfl MARGARET
*
i
j
i
R e a l Estate Men Howard H u g M f t t o
See ‘C o m e b a c k ’ N ew Air Laboratory
BROOKLYN. Aug. 1 * . - * ^
A h e a d For C i t y Howard
Hughes landed hie “fly.
' Relief For Tie '
Itdieg of Ennui
Republican camp. So far aa 1 know,
that M tti boded wall for if tk o ltare.’’ . • - - ■
teg laboratory- at Floyd " tn iiir
(Cfcwttened tree, p as. Me)
»J° A- X , ta rte r*
wver, that at present ha has
Manilard Tim*, jrealqgdAjr* qftNK
anly n s boos* lux rent,
t H. M. Watson, egant for the pitting a flight from Daytoa, Ohio
Ires than three — 1 —* half
Stockton Mortgage Co. and a in
Tko Acariai
hours.
THURSDAY
evtmbaa
afth*
w.
i
.
Coopar
Tha Friendship League of th* Baptist
Th* millionaire motto* plrtora
h* l* IB at kie AfCBcy bar*, said that th* east
Congregational Church w ij meet business
relation to tha booting problem 1* producer and sportsman eneouaday
a
t
Thursday afternoon at 3:40 o'clock
rough weather over th* Althe Federal Rousing Act. H* point tered
leghsnirs.
with Mrs. J. B. Root, Bll Palmetto Mrs.
ed out that there are ample fund*
»
w
t
M
l
MoaAttache*^of the field said kto
Avenue.
f k * la atedtehW fa t nil responsible dti- time indicated he waa eaaductiag
Circle Number Fir* of tha F
artu wishing to construct homes.
Methodist Church will havo a
‘ ptoaw io tx there have been 1(0 * test af tk* big transpart ship
cue Thursday *renlng a t 7:3® at
aw
tear* houses torn down and on which Hughes, holder ef a warn*
Mr. end Mr* J. H. Lieyd sad
th* home of Mrs. Milton Raal, 815
to
tw* MW one* COrut rue ted, Mr. bar of air records, baa entered to
daughter, JaoqW to* „ j u k .
Elm A*enue. The pooiiq. ia cordial which
WaUon
further stated As much a* the coming Bendta races.
chairwia
ly incited.
The "laboratory,” se called be
Bulletin#
,
**•
n
to
ta
*f
mn
W
0.000
par unit L* evailabte for
was
cause of its technical equipmowt,
fRIDAY
*
*
M
".
j . j . Catos m e
the
tha
construction
of
apartment
mad*
M
ateiU la
ha>
Seen
converted
Into
n
racing
Rrbecn Lodge will meat Fri
week-end,
boueaa, and on* person ran bor
plane
with
extrm-powdV
so
day evening at 8:0® o’clock |n th* by th*
f
l.
row enough money to build 10
Call as
and building a > M
. (hid Fellow* Uall.
Mr. and Mr*. John C. Laagity, homo*, he pointed out. Th* agent eha r iters.
Mr*. W.
MONDAY.
From time ta time there have
of all I U i raR «a
of Daytoaa Bench, vara th* diathat
everyone
take
advan
The business and social meet corned as a now
Kara yo*H ftad
nar guaaU of Dr. sad Mrs. W. T. tage of this opportunity to own a been report* that {togbo* plai
ing of tha Co-Ed Das* of tko
U n g iaj Sunday.
moat reasonable pri
homo and to Increase housing facil ta make a round-the-world flight
•aaJea s k a ll , m l S e
First Methodist Church Will bo
in i he ship, but filer* wba know
and boat quality i
ities by using this service.
w w w m m s ts a .
held at tha home of Mrs. C K. Mr*. Charles
te tH W e dan* A teas.
tta qulckret eegvte*.
lr*. W. T. Jackaoa sad daugb- >Stating hi* belief that 25 or him wr,l said they believed kto Im
atrom,
Mr*.
G.
C
Williams, Silver Lais, at 7:30
Doria, ratu n ad Sunday from more houses will be built or under mediate goal waa to captor* th*
Saddaa Sarrtaa
W. H. Morgan. Mi*. Eugaaa
aereeltaare
1*. M.
loath's vacaUiaa spent |a A.he- construction before Jan. 1. 1937, Bendts prise.
ridga, Mr*. B. A Williams,
• end Haarianoavlik. N. c. H. C. Du Bote said that this win
" s v s a a , i M k t t t l s a s an *
Lucius Read, Mrs. Victor McLa„,.„.
- . .. th w reeh sk a ll t o s a t i r e ta *
ter should see more activity in Strikers Imprison
J. W. Cook, Jr.
t o Ik e ansae v**etatlsw a a a 4 are
Mr*. CUffard Walkar, Mr*. B. C.
Mr. sad Mr*. Boy Harrison new boat* con*truction and romod*
a n teIteaw a* are p re e te e * k r love
Offkera, Workers
Honored At Party Moot*, Mrs. J. H. Coleleugk. Mr*. aad daughter, Linda Jena, left tlin
5 * w C S f s taaft awa t a tk a SMC*
f Ihin m y other notiion tine*
F, L. Hits, Mia* Mami* Minor.
Sunday foa Daytona Beach, what* lt|S . Ht *Uo said that iniyutrie*
H ra ta n a o v t w m g e r ,
Mr*.
Coorg*
McCall.
Mr*.
A.
A
Mr*. J. Walter Cook enter
I k a v a k v iv s iM
aae
my
Mr. Harrison will manage the '• far thl* year have far csceadod
GAFFNEY. S. C., Aug. 1 * _
W t o a n d a lfU a * tk * Orem*
tained Monday evening with a Petarson, Marsh Wiliams, and Mack Daytoaa Bosch Piggly Wiggly those of th* past ftw years, with ( A I’) - A crowd of limestone cotH
el
d
«ka
lu
r
e
at
Plavtea.
pnrty at her home on Milder Cleveland, Jr.
#1 T a l te keenest tk a C e i M l
.Host of them coming from north- tan mill strikers, srasod with
t e t o '* •
te r re * 4 iZZ
I-ake, honoring her little eon,
makeshift weapons, held four of
eta states.
.lu, D. I ■Mi
' . ‘Valter, Jr., who celebrated hi* M issionary Society
Mrs. L. A. Rcnaod left Monday
IU U M
J. H. Truluck of the Security ficers arid six workman in tho
Be nth birthday anniversary.
*- *. o a s r .
to spend to month with re ta il'd ui Lumbar Co., who was present as mill for five hour, yesterday.
•rerelarr a f l i a l a ,
- - The, color scheme of pink and Holds M onthly M eet Edgsrtoa, Win Ih* wlH visit s marnoer of a Junior Chamber of
The strikers, carrying dubs,
T W I C E AS M l . U I
white was carried out further
frianda ht Reskfoe-d, ItL, uefu,* re- Commerce committee, said that basi-iutll bats and blaekjasha, of
Th* Woman's Mire ternary Soci turning.
by the white birtday cake topped
fices said. began assembling • e a a lle e *4 Ike l a s ts sk a tl , m t « e
company
has
Just
completed
th
*
m
an
n
er
pe
a
m
ik
s
a
k
r
law
.
with seven pink candle*, (lame* ety af tha P in t Methodist Church
h * remodeling of a four
room around th* mill fane* after the
wrr* enjoyed by the guests, who met Tuesday afternoon at the
Mrs.
J.
E.
Collins
ml
»nn,
M'.itment
house,
and
that
sii
new officers and workman wont ta ir e sss .s.sfc a & r r .a ;
church, with Circle* Number On*,
numbered about twenty.
E. Jr., MIm EiUlU Collin* *» 1 <" nas. ranging in price from 33.000 the mill to remove * truth-toad Ite’-jK ^ , ^ k r ' ta.'c"Lva^
Two
and
Thra*
*
Handing.
of machinery.
At a late hour, light refresh
V nvIM , k ssu irn the LeatsleTh* president, Mr*. R. W. Mr*. UUten King *f Cellfnnm ; n 37.000, are to be constructed
erear.I taw a re n a ,
ments were served by the boat,
The gate, were locked by tha !V“
*ra visiting Mr. aad Mrs. C. < I
a MUera Stata-wte* erttem
Turner
opened
the
masting
end
ess, Mrs.. J. W. Cook, assisted by
strikers, and a hundred or more re*
to* reek keaeftt* a a* ****»» rial#
Cal Una aad Mr. aad Mr*. M. i.j
get*, the Bible Lesson, which was Coll la*.
guarded th* mill gates. Tho of. maaar Ikeretaci ka* a* seek gen.
Mrs. lb Robinson.
tew shall ares l*a tewapt*
folNMMd by a prayer by Mr*.
fleers did not seek to leave uatll •ret
to •»» **vsre wka sketl a*e kava
; toeoeooeweo**v80**»»»oeo P. C. Mitchell. Mr*. R. H. Dun.
about
It
P.
M
,
when
they
war*
tore
• reatarel af Ik. liala at
Mlae Anna Brackett and bar per“ toeten rat a toeiaa re Civ* stare
can r«ad tha July minute*, end
permitted to coma through tha eanltanawalr
WB ARB PROUB
•ata,
Mr.
and
Mr*.
T.
W.
Brackett,
aaat pi
avow.i
various reporta war* read and ac
eaattorOF OUR 8KXVICH
**v sk a ll
who bar* bean speeding tha weak
WHERE TO GO
cepted.
g
e
n
a
re
l
taw
arevM e
In t
There was not attempt ta move
TOUR WATCH MUST BB
^
ty
to
»
a
re
*
a
r
a»e**w
s a ts tr a n
Resolutions war* rand on tho with Mr. and Mr*. R. L Garrison,
th*
machinery
from
tha
plant
In
TONIGHT!
‘ “ t e d d a g a w h a kaa a n t a l ACCURATE
passing of Mrs. Clifford 8hlu- will return today to thair home In
view of the tenet situation. Of to to re lh a » tv t l a J s i r - r i v t r r e s a i
| Official Railway Inspector
8L
Pctcrihurg.
(CeatlaaeC
frees
eas*
tkreel
holstr, and cards of acknowlsaid, the machinery would •rev iew * , i s n i m t k t i w kere t o
'Bailor A h M l 88 BhortV
heated discussion of the matter; ficers
•1 * tow . l i t * t ’a lre e l l s l r e , a
odgamant from th* family, Mrs.
be removed later.
Wares a t aiftv rree re c ta * « l 4 * .
with
a
few
mem
ben
of
tho
Board
Dan^e
End Cool Off
Mr*.
J.
M.
SJmmone,
and
eon,
: McLAULIN Jew eler 0. K. Goff, and brother, Jemaa
While they were trapped ta th* 8 *nre a*« as v tflaaaak ls sXetl s*
•taking thair belief that the anW
Nev
Waa Never
Ckae*
Chapman, for th* rospnet shown John Mark* BlmmoM, Miss Rachel tire membership of the Chamber mill, th* officers said, they took tl» a4 ta a r e te ta* Ik e K a te
111 PARK AVBL
Blmmoiu, Mr*. Walker Larrimor*
th*
family
at
their
mother'*
two
shotguns
from
two
man
who
♦
should be allowed to deeida tha
passing. Mr*. W. 8. Thornton aad dangkttr, Gwendolyn, were th* commercial body's eland on th* had slipped into th* second floor. H e ----H al* Lunch
gras Instructed ta order envel waak-end gaoata of Dr. and Mrs. matter. However, when the vote
The sheriffs office reported no
Good Music.
W.
T,
Langley.
•
ope* for tho "Weak of Prayar."
was taken after a motion was In arrv su were mad* and that ao
to be held Nov. 1-7. Aftor a
troduced, there wa* only on* one was injured.
Mr.
aad
Mrs.
Nad
Chlltareten,
communion commit!** was ap
dissecting vote against th* reso
T o-N ight ‘
ta
d
daughter,
Judith
Irene,
who
pointed, the meatiag was turned
lution favoring th* Jsyl'e* cam- Ethel Barrymore To
over to Mr*.' R. F. Cranahaw. have beta tha guests of Dr. aad palgw.
Mrs. W. T. Langley tor tha past
Thursday
Retire From Stage
la chart* af th* program,
Following rommri.ts by several
sevaral weeks, have roturwod to
/was as follow*:
members
of
a
spa.
<
1
baseball
thair horns in St. Petorsburg.
NEW YORK, Aug. l t - W V - He II ■ t e e i n g N r Th* L enleteHymn, “Lean Phth»#,“ by
committee end by members of the
Ethal Barrymore, veteran aclraa* la r e *1 Tk* S te la r e r t a v t * i
fWl CF AS CUOl
board,
who
polntud
out
tha
tre
▼Sat Ik* m l lew la g S a u f a v s l
Mr. ead Mrs. A. a Btinson of
Henry
“Haallag,1
mendous amount of publicity be and lister of John and Lion*I re *eVtale VIU a* she V e a a llla lte a
BoportenrGa-,
will
artlva
toon
In
to T te fM a rets liv e le
Tualla.
ing afforded this city by th* lo Barrymore of the movie*, an •< Ike a aa4r e te
r e a a i i e . la k e a am t a red
Discos*ion, “Ca-aparathra Haai- b# tha gnaala af Mr. and Mr*. A, cal professional baseball team, nounced last night her retirement fMtae
Ne-HJ B ottling Co*
• e e lle a I* to sa id 4 rtls ta v l u . ke
D. Stavans, They will also visit
In*’’
• a * Ik* aaas* ia k e r e k r agree®
tha Directors voted unanimously drum the stag*.
Mr. aad Mr*. B. B. Murray af to donate |200 to th* baseball
Mies Barrymore mad* her a*, re a a d e t a ft ta rek m M tad re Ike
“Tha
House
af a
Myrtt* Aveatta, who have aatg in association towards expanaaa for nouncement In a radio broadcast •ta e fe re e* t t a M ere, a l I t a « m Bahia*,” Mrs. C. Dran won.
te a l M leeflaa la k e fceld w r e
appearanc* wlh a dene* baad. to t a l Tw eedsr a /le e Ik e rieel
“Nur»* V1*1ting,- Mr*. Luciil* tently moved to Bnaford from the remainder of th* season.
t
e r re Jtecstakes A. m. I N * le e
Georgia.
8h* planned, ah* said, to re- vweMWailea
Albritton.
Henry Watson end James A.
ee re ta e l taw. l a w n .
“W*U Baby cnnte," Mrs. ClarWVlght, appearing In behaW of Mire to her hpm* at Mamaronoek, • e e lle a t o T he L e to e la la re s h a ll
Th* op*ratio a ef a puhlle haglth th* Sanford Baseball Association, N. Y., and said she hoped “that h av e rawer re eaeahtm a, siiev e e
«>t o i l
e M aetef p a t v e v re re lta a
-Union School af Nursing," Mia. unit, on* af which is being sought stated that this city ha* re any and all paopl* who want le h e t i r e s a e th e V ltr to M ar
far Sanford, will se explained to ceived more favorable publicity help of encouragemaat In tk* W a a h
• stan d la g
eefctaertetlr
Oaorffia B art.
ghane t t a se re s a t Umlre
-Woman'*
Christian
Mtdlcal night by tw* doctor* af the stale te out-of-etat* newspaper from lln# of. „ epeach, dramatic*, ------radioMtkrew
aaree C e a a ir. la th e sto re
ill than from any other o r p u blic p r e s e n ta tio n w ill c a l l 1• “ » * • a ll r e a a ip , dtaietoi, m r e I
Collage," Mr*. W. F. Chap- health staff who will ipaak before
th* local Lisas Club ht tha Valdes existing source.
B U |.
ni u
o&Ernss
B. H. Laney introduced a mo to h e lp th em .
"Co-operating to Bring HaaHh Hatal a t 8 • ’clash. Tha public la
stirw ttaew i •> a e a la ta v r . l a f l d e . I
eseealleev )W*to ta l ee
adtion to donate th* amount rt
to China, through tha Ha*how
I have made up my mind that live,
H lalaireilv * , a e d s h e ll pare m lae
qtiestad aad it wa* seconded by I’m never going to appoar la
Ho* pita],” Mm . Waltar Clark.
—
“
-----------anotlter
ptey
V rtta,- *h, said.
"DJou B*o-di" (Hi* Hand Upon Marion Davies W e a n B. F. Utinea.
A ftoaacial report read by Sec I live in tha country and I
.U*), Mr*. W. S. Thornton.
Hjrma, -Halp Somebody Tadajr." Fourteen C o a tiunea retary Ralph F. Bagwell shpwe.1 never went ta lire anywhere
Added—
a halenca of I3 J1 3 J3 on Aug. 1, idea.’*
with BIBB lUted as expanditurea
for tha Month of Jaly. Th* sec
CBUISMB4 S A P !
retary stated that the deadline W allace CdtJclaea
to* payment of membership dues, GOP Farm Program
GRCKN8AY. W k . Aug. 11—
in o rd effo r a member’* name to
| W1—Two larga powaxr icrateappear on* tho ballot for Board
a n /* r which craft an |
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Aug.
of Director* alactioa. U Aug. >'• 12 . - Secret ary of Agrieuitora
Michigan and Snpariar ha to
f
An
election
eommittre
was
ip.................................
Henry A. Waliaca criticised tha
f laking w an ta la ta port I
With IS passenger*. They wo*
dey ae “eonfuelng” to the termor.
-PhUh" and “Batty Jian ,"
Walter Hal nee, W. *- Welle, J f . "A fter reading that platform . .
ttorma ever tha lake* and tha tellaad Roy Howell. This committee I can’t toll what th* Republic*ae
m« aM ho ahipa to roach port Ini
wfll bo he charge of tho oloctlon think th* Issues *r*," he asserted
Mmo m i h a wMoaproad March
of edfteor* and member, of th* in an address at Couaell Bluffs’
• FULL CUT &EVEN BUTTON FRONT
Mtrd of Dlroctor* next month celebration of lu centennial.
Invitations were extended *oj
• NU-CRAPT COLLAR, NO 8TARCH
"They
seem
to
be
ardent
te
r
rag.
aB member* and to th* goners!
red Individualism, but equally ard
•
NEW PATTERNS—SIZES 14 TO IT.
Jsffersbn, Alexender ent fgg benefit payment* te form
er*,” be said.
• STOCK UP AT THIS PRICE
Aaron Burg^ Jnh"
JglMe Madison, end “They ar* trains! imports Md
for ngyment of foreign debts—
which ran only be paid by huger
. -OrmFXelly, U»* W aiter d*- Import*.
**'* ’ prepared fourteen lovely
“To add to tko contest** of an
of th* poriod for MUs innocent bystander, one *00* Wall
F Social
Calendar
A w ia n
Picnic
HILL
c o it
M m IKIT
Senior C h a m b e r
Endorses F i g h t
Against L o t t e r y
S S L W
J 1
PENNETC - Thursday
M o rn in g FEATURES
MEM’S PRE-SHRUNK
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DRESS SHIRTS
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A ni ii rim i romance by- Kid*
Jobnoon Young.
Frank Bering* directed.
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% AUGUST
U . S. RELAY
hb. Relay u n u
Gainesville Is
Beaten ,5-3,By
Palatka Outfit
W ORLD
a Defeated B,
apanese Team
Nippon L a s s Leads
by _DUk (Degener, calm Detroit
berlal artist, America's Olympia
diytra Swept the first three p la w i1
of the springboard final* yestari a j r h t her 800-meter relay team
absorbed a t awful Isdng from I s day thus was no more than
■tfrw ny a aueeaas for Unclo Bah.
'T J m 80,000 fans wore glrsn more {
textile than ordinarily would be
anticipated In any diving event
whin blend K anhall Wayne of I
Miami, Fla., made a heroic but un- j
aootosafnl effort to pvertako Dogenor la M* final options I springs. /
German audiences filled the atedlare trith “pf»ls” when the Jndges *
decided he hadn't quite done It.'
Tha final tally was 183-SI points
far. Degener and 189.68 for Wayne,
a t U a a u ffin td LOl.potato•
A1 Oremt of Chlmgo flaiahed a
comfortable tftlrtj with 148.19
points but never endangered the
f i n t d ay 'id lha compulsory pro
gram. The cornpetition consisted of
fire compulsory* and five optional
dices spread over two day*.
Tha Americans' stolon evar
thqir /lra t medal of an* sort stoics
4 Immediately nflet Wayf» and
.With Joses Owens and Ralph Mstoalfs suddenly Inserted-In the line-up, the Amertaan 400-mater relay
team equalled the world record ef 40 aeaends fist hs winning the fin t heel and qualifying far the finale
In the Olympias at Berlin. Hera are tHe runners after asaempllshlng their feat. Left ta right: Owen*
M steal Is, Pay Draftr and Prank Wyktff. Tha pleture waa rad lad directly from Berlin. (Aaaeelattd
Uzcuden Reported Killed Slipping
In Spanish Revolution
Daytona
*■
.■££• SIS'
C
STANDINGS
'■SSsRr
Today In Cost
G-Men Get To P iir Of
Hurl era For 12H1U;
P a d g e t t Fan* 6
Colt, P flty O w n ed
B en W hite L e a d l ii
Hambletonlan B ^ s
PALATKA, Aug.
1 1 -B b o rt
Psdgott, Golnctvli:* right hander,
conllnued (4 h a t, Um Indian sign
on lb* A u .'n i h«ra T taU rd i; and
IImitad tha locjl nlna to m m wall
■paced blow* to post a 5-3 victory
ovar tha Pals than*.
Padgett fanned a half doiaa and
walled Ihrta during tha contest
while the G-Man warn combine tha
deliveries of Barter and Could far
a total of twalra baaa hits.
Ta atka tallied twice In tha in
itial ita n ta whan G u am waa hit,
went to aacond on Hteoo’ Infkld
out and scored on Klnard'a double
to right which landed on top of the
barm. Smith’s i l l | ! l to socood
scored Klnsrd.
nerger, who started, weathered
the first two frames without diffi
culty but was pullsd In tha third
with the bates loaded, throe nms
In end one out. Gould replaced Bargrr and finished'lha tilt h it the
G-Men tallied twice more In the
third .tan ta before tha aide waa
retired.
Ptlatka’a final marker tame in
the eighth when Hlnea doub'ad with
i *>ne away and scored on Ktoanp*
• ingle to left. Oallegoa followed
with s single but Smith hit Into
s double play which rstlred the
•ids.
Adair and Pitman led the Gaines
ville attack with three blow* each
while Ktnard and Swift were tha
leading stickers for tha Aislasa
with
double and eingU 'place.
GOSHEN, ‘ N T , A eg. 'tL .
(AP)—Th# HamblstonUn, Th*
„ mm— —
, #
• V
^
Green had the , toural wreaths
placed on thalf hrwtr*-Dqg*n#r Basque Wood chopper’s Death Unconfirmed;
w asn't them, having rushed off
Lost Last Fight To Joe. Louis
to visit hla wlfa who waa HI with
scoring yesterday aa DeLand’s
a severe *old—Amarlca’a • relay
In United States
Reds defeated the slipping ’ Is Bierman To Coach
team hoqkad up with tha wrong
landers, 8 to 1. Tha second game
All-Star Grid Unit
quartet In tha Jaggs*•». , v .
of the scheduled doubleheader was
Head Cow* Bo* Klphuth shot,
the
called because of rain.
the works by Inwrttog Ralph KlanJim McGloln locked up with Bill
agan of .Miami.. «pd J " * " ! ' ««;»•
Klnael In a mound duel, and except
on la of Tala Into tha lineup to
for woakonlng by the Daytona
.* Butter o f-C a m .l"o rw s neavyweigiu o o x i n g osln.svili.
Beach right to n d tr In tha alxth ,t
and Ralph Oilman championship, w u reported killed |£ r* un» h*"'1
was ton even game. Both duba got
Mill, lie might as In heavy fighting between S p a n - ' ‘
•ev*n hits. ,
I to corral a flock l*b rebel, and loyalist* at San at. Aususiise
* .
[Sebastian yoatorday.
.Xaufore, _
at live torpbdoa*.
lot*
p o n rru rtin g* over
over tha
th* lo
u of
of ths
ths 1| Uscudun’s death was reported DsbenC *.
I0|»meter.Utla t - ------- .
,
c
Hungarian aurpris* pb*h*Ec» **■*' Popular Kront cantor, I run, wsr#
u n o rl Yum gained a full langth
KM E?
oa Flanagan on tha first 100. meter unable to confirm the report.
U teudun's last lig h t woo with
log and ths naxt th r u Hit:# brown Joe Louis, A m trlran negro who hi. Auuustii
„ , _ lnl
S to le n .fo lio "* bis uam pl* with w u th# only fighter over to
" Tl ,
Intense enthusiasm.
knock the Basque out.
•
[csivse..
fly th* tlm* Ut*y had finished
Paollno, who collected* a f o r - ' “Jor’K
•}*« had lift the runner-up Amer tune during 18 years to the rinxJriusintruh
icana at toa»t lb-me te n behind and Is en r»side rod, Bpain's greatest Clnelonatl
oetabllahed a world and Olympic pugilist. Until his bout wlthtfc’JJ.'B,,, V.
ikouts, A zaleas
lowed In that enlar to’ th* poll
roaord of eight mlnutei. 818 see- Louis, Uscudun boasted ho had fhiisdsinhia.
oiHs that p ay taka a long Umv never been k n o ck .d o ff hto feet. . . . . . . J ” !*'
Tangle Tomorrow Dean And C u lcto n
IflS b tlt J
I He gngagtd In -70 bouto start- n . w Torn
Draw Fiwhtiiijr Fii
“Bomethlag liprt
••«««• »P tog In *1813, winfling 34 by knock- itosion n f
t i t InSanford's lookouts Will meat
1thOM boy*,” eommenUd Klprtulh, out* and 18 by daclslon, losing !>• * i wesse 4|
‘t i t In- Palatka at Palatka tomorrow. Tha
HI* awlmmert prored too daioJ atling, three draws and being alssi).
locals ar* playing 8L Augustin*
and out**of breath UTsay mu«h « •
nocked out once. Ho w u bom
her* today.
. coflti “Yo* MW u..didn't you!"
Manager Blit Rod gore today re^
at RqgU, 8 pal*. May 3, 1®98.
j. Nsw York
'j B
Th* fact th a t th r u member* of
f , r |y dsys he eras
waa rinsinneil
"•
leased the following schedule of ton of th*Chicago Cubayoator\hd Uam, Yu**, Shojl Tafuchi and fAmM| for hla woodehopplnf abil- doublahsaderi which th* team must day war*fined fSSeach by Pro*.
Bhlgoo Aral wota tlockad within By, but later became a prise
IM. •< • Ptoy befor* th* finish of th* sea- Ident Ford Prick of the Natlovnl
fourth-tenths of oaah other alteet- fighter when he found it w u
u
,Vr aon:
League for fighting In Moadayt
od, to their remarkably avvn par*, mor* lucrative. He Invaded tha
t e . ,1*4 < Galneivllta at Sanford, Aug. 18; ball gam* a t BL Louis,
T lPlr slowest man, Y hu, proved a United Btotoa to 1918 and th*
i t '.m i DtLnnd at Sanford Aug. 17) Do- Infuriated 'ey Carloton'i U m ti
full two seconds faster than Amer- next y e a rjw u coatlderod on* of
it
.t i t Land at DelAnd Aug. 18: Day- from the Cub dugeut. D u n ttoypat
tca'a faptsst. F laupan. leaving ths. promising c*nlender* for th*
Jj
J J | tons Bench at Daytona Reach Aug. pltcklag In the first toning Mam
llttt* further doubt whoro th* heavyweight title,
t l ■! tlt )B| Daytona Beach at Sanford Aug. ■
world’s greatest froo-styl* swim-' After dsn* Tunney retired In
• ,
M | BL Augustin* a t BL Aumir* *r* being Incubated.
i 1917,' Paollno . w u on* of tb*
U.
.gualtoa Aug. IS.
tol followlnr an httonml horn
i k , <q^>. tlmo* of th* rival three loading contenders for th*
t J L . W(ns Japan—Yusa, liU A j vu atad tlfia. Th* other two war*
fl% o a a i g u lm .lin .8 i Noguchi, Jack Bharkay and M u Behmalo.Tan. A ral t : l l J .
i ‘" f . IkollB# w u maUhad with
Uritad State*—Flanagao, lil8 .4 | Behmellng and th* German won
drams offered to giro their tlaad.
UUtonU filS
Wolf, Lot a 18-rcundU doeUlon,
th*
McNamara, II.' has aompttod
MdatonU,
H la , Paul
rvui yvou,
t o o i u giving
tk . tot*
to l i t • lx-day htt* n u t and has
survived many serious accidents.
;
■SPTS MARATHON RECORD.
Httle villago upward* of 40^08
farm and city folk, draw 18^ of
th* country's laaiHdg three yaar*ld trotters today far Its to&Mt
renewal aver Good Tlm* Park1*,
triangular truck today.
* S r’
Tha ewnarn and trainers a t tha
atx.colta and four fillloa, posted
th* final declaration fas of MM
with hop** that tha Invest too*I
would b# returned many fold
today. If the 10 trottoto start
for th* f i n t host, th* ma* jrili
hava a grass value ef clooq .to
I38JM0 wtth nearly 110,000 going
to tha winner.
Heading tha field are two
■tablemates, ■ o l t and n flCy.
conditioned by Ben Wbita,
aa Lexington trainer. ’ Tha
KMal 8e* atordy H-year-aid Kars an student repress alia, Japan, la
is Ed Loss ter from W. N.
,
i*>own |n this pieloro tranaaitttod ta Now York from Berlin by real a
acids’ Wlnatesi-balem, N. C , burns,
so ha same hoina ahead ef a field af 88 starters te win tha Olympia
Tha filly, to Rosalind, tha story,
nsralhen run. His time— tare hour*, 18 minutes and 1M sseenda hsal
book tret U r owned by White's
he Olympia mark by mere than two minutes. (Aeseelsted Prose Photo)
tl-year-old son, Gibson.
Export* wot* of tha a p U m
there would be little to ih ie to
botween the pair.
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m >.
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t
'n
a •
n
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Neither was favored by "IBB
draw for poolttosm for th* firs*
boat, howavor Ed Lnaatar drew <'
tb* outalda Ian*, with th* pos
sibility ho Isay have to acwra.Jn
GRAU, Germany, Aug. II.—W) the aacond flight, while f ta a jA
RYE. N. T„ Aug. i r - U P ) Two California glrto, Dorothy May —The American Olympic . Nary waa placed aaventh 1from Abo
poi*. T w
n
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Sutton Bundy of Santo Monica, ■uffared a -series of unexpected
U m favored'pol*' position wont
Calif, and Dorothy Workman of ly bad beatings yesterday on the to HoUyraod J ta riaaa, i tb* Mdy
Loo Angola*. fufnlahed major sur ruffled waters of “Der Lang*in ■urpriso of tb* antry llaL
prises yesterday a*, the Easter So#” that will taka a strong coun and drivoq ky tho near T
Grass Courts slnglef tennis cham- ter attack by tha remalndor of the old Joba L. Dodge o f'
pionahJpe reached tha quarter final fleet led by Washington’s tight Hollyrood Hanna* ha*
one* in k b • career an
round.
huskies to keep tha United States
effort failed .to show
Mite Bundy, daughter of tha from losing the rowing title.
If either of th* favorites
former national woman's champion,
Germany’s robust oarsmen dom
cubed to o s bar training and ton- inated the Olympic regatta's open, beaten, tho- winner to tOUte*)*
gla heritage by eliminating tha ing day pn boms waters during com* fro m '* groap’«ompeo*4. M
sixth seeded player, I l k Dorothy qualifying competition In throe th* thro* other flUUg and Pvaq
Andnu of Now York. t-L 10-8. erenta In which tha Americans n|* Hanover, a coll from I f t a
Her doubles partner, Mlaa Work brought up tha rear every time on roue* B. Bhoppardto Ranovqr,
Pa* farms. The filltoa are WBman, won mere easily from red- the I.OOO-metar coulee.
11am Hughaa‘ C1*v*,af Clave buff,
haired Norma Tsabsla of New
Harvard's four with m iw tl a Gatoty MU*^- which racoa | n W
.York, seeded seventh, M , 8-4.
was beatan off the starting mark
One other eoeded player, Mrs. so badly they never recovered and sllko of Jriw E. Eattoy Of
go r,' Maine, gad Ruth M.
Mary J. Lamm* ef Rya, tha de tied Poland for fourth place la th* from C. B. BhaHhr’a Cold S t
fending sham p loo who w u fifth on heat won by Germany** till* do- stud of U rinate*.
tha Hat, fell yesterday while the fending crow to th* fu to s t tlm*
men’s division produced one sur ef thro* beets, all mton tea, 41.1
Quarter-Finals
prising resell. Otherwise tha top- second*.
rank lag favorites, led by Don
Th* Philadelphian*. Georg# LawBasketball
Budge and Bryan Grunt, cam* la Pahm, J r , and Harry. Sharkey,
through with little trouble. Don. suffered a elm lar setback to th*
bits playsta kept the courts busy pair-oared without coxswain when
all afternoon with first and sec they were whipped by Hungary.
ond round matches.
-v
Denpark and YogoaUvto ,in that
The biggest surprise In the men’s ordeir In a heat tlaad In TitO. Phil
division
canw When
Arthur adelphia'* single sculler, Dan BarHendrix of Miami turned back th* row, J r , disappointingly finished
Orango, N. J , veteran, J . Gilbert fifth and l u t to aa all-ator h u t
Hkll. 3-8, * 4 , 8-8. BlvalUng thU won by Germany's Gustav 8eb*f*r,
battle w u th* protracted dual ba European champion.
California G irls'O lym pic Oarsmen
Spring Surprise In Sustain Defeat
Rye Tennis M e e t Hands of Germ
ton Instructor from F ort Worth,
Tosaa, hadrO ana) Make, brilliant
Charles A. Lindbergh’* father,
young Oakland, Calif, player. M e
who was n member of Congrats,
Dlarmkl, *oo4*d fourth, won 8-10, wrote a book called “Your Country
7-8, 6-t, muotly • bocausa of kja At War,* which wa* suppressed
to 1818,
dap and Ittahod toward Car I*tan,
who mat him near lha first baa*
Una. Aftox g ahart Muffle, tha two
w o n separated b y players and um-
P*»mu * - •$ ,.
Classified
. ,
A t tWrounoat af Manngor Char
lie Grim m ,of the Cab*. DdhnVaa
allowed , l » evntiaui him piuhtog
and ho tout thf Cabo, sanding thorn
L O S T :’ P A IR mon’i
glass**.
I* JL K
always waa
Ftodac •
Porktaa. 1
meats
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Sanford In The Only Central '* '•
Florida City Affording Rail. H ighw i^
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 13. 1938
Winter Food Bill* Will Townsend To
Show Increase This Year Speak Before
Dairy Products. Potatoes To Bear Brunt
Of Price Rise; Poultry And E ggs
Level May Remain Same
Improved B u s i ness
Additional Revenue
N ab an ceF ees
: May Be Curbed
Im m ediate Study Of
Taxation B asis Is
* Planned B y Chiefs
WASHINGTON, An*. 18.
find may ba .‘Utffatlr refluegd" m u made today by
BeereUnr Morgenthau and
eongnaalonal
tax leaden
after « . conference with
President Roosevelt.
The Treasury head, chair*
man Harrison of tho Sonata
Finance Committee and Chair
man Doughton of tho Ilouoo
Committee,
Ways and
Said that Improved business con
ditions so fortified tho Treesary that so bow or Incroarad
taxes will bo necessary at the
neat session of Congress. - They
nanmtnrad that an Immediate
attady of tho whole tax struc
ture, Including tho law enacted
thla spring, wuuld place eorpor-
fi« l for their t o n , or else kill
them tnd irll them for meat. la
either taw It ru t. the supply of
milk for tho dalrlea.
Poultry and e r r *UPP I** *hould
be larrer. There were larger
•prlnr hoUhlngi thla year thin
lssl. Keen ao, tho price, may rlw
If the drought aenda feed p rim
•o hifh that farm er, decide not
to ralao their chlckeni to matu
rity.
Thera will be laaa f n ilt The
■prtng froet harmed the tree.
Apple and peach crop, are tho
amalleot (taco IN I. Peira and ettrv. fruit*, though, promise to bo
plentiful.
There le expected to be lew beef,
reel and lamb for tho next twalro
months. But there will bo more
pig. than last year. The drought
reduced tho amount of feed end the
reduced feed will probably curtail
meat production.
Lard aril) bo Zi percent more
plentiful thla year than last.
Two Government More Than 1,000
L o a n s A vailable S ig n a tu re s A re
To Local Farm ers On Slot Petitions
Curtailment O f Re M inisters W ill Seek
habilitation F u n d
Referendum In Nov e m b e r Election
To A ffect County
MECHANICAL COTTON PICKER REA D Y FOR MARKET
Justice Union
Coughlin's F ollow ing
Smooths Out Con
troversy In Ranks
O f P riest’s Group
Air A ttack By Revo*
lutionists I n f 1icta
Heavy Losses On
Important
Centers
_____ at t i l l
CLEVELAND, Aug. 13.—(*■)—
A co n tro m .y within tho. Kov.
Chance E. Coughlin'. Nationol
Union for Social Ju.llco, over
whether Dr. Francis E. Toomoond
thou Id addreso tho convention was
wttlod today with an snnouneo*
meet by Coughlin that Townsend
would apeak to dclrm trs S atur
day. That w tl t« alter tha of fetal
close of the bu.lne.. M.slon of
tho eonvontion.
OppcMIon to th . appearam t
of tha founder of the Old Ago Pen
sion movement haa been raised by
Whiter D. Davit, convention
marshal In an open letter to dalbgatr., Father Cough In wrote,
"If one of tho twelve apo.tloi wore
Judo. Iscariot. K wa. an even
bat that one of tho 1.200 d.legatao
In tho national convention will b«
a Comer Smith,"
Smth, an Oklahoma laaryar and
member of tho Townsend move
ment's board of directors, attacked
Coughlin and upheld President
Roosevelt at tho Townsend con
vention hero o month ago.
Ship Prepares To; 5
Shell Bay Resort v
Four B ritish Plane*
Are Sent To A id
Combating Forces
(Hr
Sons Of TheLegion
Get First Practice
For Shooting Team
"-Unit Before Lions
Ians To
« n For
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,i
^
paird to .holl tha city. Domambi
that tho government surrender <1
went unheedelf.
Hebei, began a new offensive vE
against Estepona, nsar Gibraltar, '
and relnforcemenla warn dia.
patched to Algoclraa, which waa . .
under fire of government war*
ships.
A rebel radio station at Bovillw
announced that 40 officers and
soldiers In tha Madrid govern
ment's airforce were ei ecutod
after being captured In Um ,
storming of San Rafael Esplaar.
Four British alrplanaa, two fo f( '
the rebels and two for th* gov* *.
ernmenl, left London for Spate,
while two Dutch planes tobk off
■I the same time from London >1
for Lisbon, destined, It eras Mild,
sfnr the rebels.
p r a n c e continued her efforts tn
drew European powers U gtthor .
In a general, neutrality, an# 4
beired general recruiting for IM ►'
Spanish armies.
Tho government at Madrid' aa*nounrod the end of tho rovoln* '•
lion waa not far away, but tho
rebels continued to show powot
In lx th the north and south. Alt •
Europe watched to see what
Sanford's delinquent las collec former King Alfonso would do.
tion method, sine* Its installation
on Mnr. I, has proved beneficlali
to the municipal government, ac-j
C o r d i n g to an unofficial
state
ment made today by Mayor Shinholsrr.
The mayor snld he was pleased
that a consider ble number of lo.
Ssmlnol* County today bad
ral citltena have taken advan- settled back to a routine courea
tago of tha method's benefits to following the sub-normal tonoe.
rrinstats their property and put nets of an election day In which
It buck In good condition as re Judge C. O. Andrews of O tlendc
gards the tax rolls.
was nominated by the Damn*
About five months ago tho crate to run for the UnlUd
City Commission
decided to States 8*nat«.
adopt a collvction plan whereby
With barely one-third ef the
a small discount would be made voters In thla area making tha
available to those who wiped trip to the polls, Tuesday's elea*
out their dellnquenclee.
tlon waa‘one of the quietest hi
To date, about 200 peraonx many years.
have applied for the benefits to
All ballot boxes had- been
be obtained under the system, turned In thla morning to Judge
and more than 100 eeltlement* James G. Sharon.
have been made.
The County Canvasslag Beard
Thu average discount allowed ta scheduled to meet St 1 P. M.
Is IS percent, according to City Friday to certify tha geminate
Clerk Frank M. Iurmson, al balloting. The group is asm*
though In earn* cases tha amount posed of Judge Sharon, Jetel
I* larger and In others It la Melsch, Sr., ef the County O n esmaller.
. t
mission, and W. J. Thlgpest,
He said the Commission dn- supervisor of registration la tha
rlarrs the six* of the discount County.
which la determined by tha class
of property after the Improve Chief W illiam s O ff ’
ment, non-improvement, location
and other factors have been con
For Short Vacation
sidered.
Ray Williams, chief af the San.
After all conditions ,hava been
studied, a CommUtlon-devUsd font Poll** Department, loft laat
formula la applied In* obtaining (light for n vocation of throo »0
four day*, the City Hall an
tha delinquency to be paid.
nounced today.
Motorcycle Officer Charles Shnf*
Mrs. Lucile W aters for will bo acting chief during Mr.
William*' tbe*nee, the announce,
Loses R ight Arm In meat mid.
Tha study would soak, they
Eight "perfected'’ mrchanUal cotton pickirs drvigm-,1 by
aak( elimination of Tosquallexhibited In front of their plant at Memphis, Ten n, (bottom)
tiae" and “administrative dlfftOnly two govsramont loana are
‘Eighteen members of Sanford's for possible broad-sculv marketing. Top |>icturc »ho»« the In
cultiaa- which auty m u lt from available to Seminole County
Sons of the legion last night re working principle of their machine. ( Associated I’r
photos)
th a ; olbeteatjka of soma of tha growers and farmers today, aeceived their first scutal training
aecdlng to a L Dawson, county
In shooting at the National Guard
t e n t agent, Who announced lata
Armory. They are organising ■
m korday tha govoramant sudden
rifle team to moot atata-wide com*
B. L. Perkins Has
petition.
ly dteiantinued rohabl.ltution laaaa.
Difficult T i m e
LL W. D Hoffman gava black*
• Aa ■mergeney crop loan, Umltod
N a- Maximum eS | 200. may ba that 920 names were on tha pell* beard Instructions. Percy Hero,
Keeping Glasses
tious clroaktad i n h ot * f*W of the Guy Stafford a id Bam Tindall rep*,
eoanly'i precincts. Chutoota, Al resented tho senior Legion.
II. L. IVrkins has hid two
restricted solely to the purchase of tamonte, Pam Park, LougwooJ.
All shooting was done from
lo igli weeks attempting to keep
V An additional * 250 auto mobiles toads and fertilisers for the next Forest City and Laks Mary have prone positions In an effort to de
up with hiv glassci.
trill b l offered parking facilities year's crop.
termine which of the yougstera City And County To
not returned their petitions.
Sunday before last ho lo,t hit
tvhen new perking llnao are paint
Next procedure on the part of are more adept at firin g .^ - ,
A second loan, and not strictly
Bear Only Hal f Of aids to pcrfrrtiun vision whilu
ed on Park Avenue between Sec- governmental, l« obtainable from the Association will ha the presen
Those who handled riflee are
a tii-rha'I gnnu* liuro.
end and Tenth 8treats, James M. the Sanford Production Credit As tation of the petitions*to the Coun Tommy Mero, Bobo Mero, Fred
Set-Up's Expenses iittrnding
A llrtuld classified ail promptly
Houghton,
superintendent
of sociation, Mr. Dawson asserted.
ty Commission with a
Out WlghL Ralph Wight, Wayne Pot
brought ri'sulta and tho glasses
streets, said today.
rniotlng out the nilvsnt.ijrcx of
n a explained that tha Associa tha slot machine question be voted ter, Samuel Tindall, Jr., Sid S taf
won. returned on tho following
1 The City Commission, a t Mr. tion method of finance waa start en the general elections of No ford. Joe Tenhet. Thomas Rivers, a city and county public lirsllh
day
Mooghton’s suggestion, Monday ed by tho go reram tu t but later vember.
Reginald Soderblom, Paul Soder- unit and explaining the functions
Tho first part of thi- week ho
night authorised tho change In tamed over to private Industry to
Tha ministerial group and other blom, Courtney Soderblom, John of such n set-up, l)r. J. T. (Inner
Inst tho optical inrlrumvnts
traffic rrogulatlone to eliminate "sink or rwlne." its also said that Interested parties plan an Intensive Graddlck, Chsrlea Gormley, Hen j f tho Stal»> Health Departmrt,
the congestion of the Avenue, es tha movament met with consider campaign designed to persuade ev- ry Lovell, Jerry Wtrkman, Sam addressed th* Lions C ub at It« ngnin. Short y thcronltrr nonio»no stumbled onto thrm on
pecially on Sunday in the vicini able aucccsi and that only one bad •gr person, who vistti the polls, Crook and Milton Adams.
semi-monthly meeting in the Val Third Street anil for n second
ty af the chart hoe.
Regular
jfractlce
le
scheduled
to
vote.
des Hotel last nighf.
lean over hat keen made by the letiino u lb raid t la-utud puvoj
Mr. Moughton said the new llnea oal Institution.
It waa pointed out that on near for the group, according to pres The physician staled that every
tho way for a return In tho
will have boon painted before
community should tako advantage
According to the county agent, ly all referendum problems, at- ent plana.
owuvr.
Sunday.
of the present opportunity to ini
the sudden curtailment o f reset lacked to a ballet containing the
Under the new nrsWm, diagonal tlement ioana will exert tha moat nanus of eandldstss for public
prove health conditions by secur
parking win be allowed on both effort on track crops. Jn st what office, do not rocolvg the dttbntlon
ing a health unit, since the slate
aides e f the Avenae between Bee* extent the possible damage may of all who drop tlcksU la the belj at present is 'applying half of
end and Fourth Street*. From be, cannot be foretold because the lot m i .
*
3 the needed capital for its openFourth to Tenth Streets, diagonal
The Rev. Boat said plans for tho
tlon.
financial condition* of many af tha
parking will ba.enforced on the farmers may be suck th at they campaign will begin fermalatlon
n
Should thla city obtain such all
treat side e f the thoroughfare,
at
an
early
data
upaa
tha
return
organisation, it would l»o comport'd
wkUa parallel parking will he In are able to carry on without gov lo the city af Inters*Ud persona
,ch of on* physician In charge, a said*
ernment assistance.
now on a vacation.
h e 'ta r y ‘Inspector, and two or more CITY NEW S BRIEFS
Thera had been no limit set fer
ToUl panther of petition sign
an health nurvev, ill of whom would
the rehabilitation leans, Mr, Daw ers Is expected lo b e released Satur
ff. j devote their tlmu to an effort lo
F irst 8
son said, consequently ho eeuid net day, th* deadline set for th* reHanford Woodmen Of
the
)t. uncover the source of contagious World will meet at tt o’clock to
a r t amts tho amount of cash that
Loses I
hr . diseases In this errs where they night for a regular weekly ses
the county win lose technically.
nd would begin treatment of tho eavc-i. sion.
D uring
About 150 persons had made spAlso Included In the ect-up would
Woman S h eriff WIU
ni, be plana to belter th* health con
The weather paitly cloudy lo' First B in
Conduct E xecution
.
dltiona of tho entire county by giv- night and Friday, potvihly occa
r l - ' tng helpful advice to the public <•>■ sional ihower*. Extrrmr Northwest
OWENSBOBO, K y , Aag. I t —
Florida; unsettled, probably local
ted health.
d ether aroae where
OP)—Ten
thousand
parsons
ar*
extee cut a pradoettoapeDr. Gouge told Lion* that In* •hower* tonight and Friday.
posted
to
wttneen'an
execution
to
to would supply a topy of a budget
oay through tho aamorrow at daww, I t which a wom
R. L. Glenn, chairman of thv
» • on which Ihv unit could bo oprr*
an sheriff le eehodoted to oouinct
of ated, containing the coat to tho A. C. I, Division of tha Brother
tho hanging of Rainey Bothea,
;ex. d tp and county after the State hood of Fireman and Knginemcn,
22-ytar-old negro, Nov 11tod of the
h*i Health Department had (applied left Monday for Wilmington, N. Cm
fatal criminal UM %1 on a TO-yaar.
a it ene-half of tha operating gxpenvei. where ho will moot with high of
old white woman*
' .
• 0 Fallowing th* discussion Of tho ficial* of that organlsttion. ,
Hotels hero aro filling with vis
tiibit A t . itors
35health set-up by On state physifar tho u o n illm . Officials
Friday's tides: low, 11:54 A.
dan. Secretary C. E. Adams of
Requests
■t the chib announced th a t all metn- M.; high, 5:50 A. M. and 0:23
f Sanford
red kart aro planning to attead a cel- F. M. Sun rise* at G:53 A. M.
ue* *bra tlon In Daytona Batch, Aug. and seta at 7 t l l V. M. Moon
IT, honoring District Gofernor rites at i:10 A. M. and set* at
en* Millard B. Conklin of that city, n 3;&4 I*. M.
ll* recant appointee to th at post.
Mr*. A. G. Wagner, Seminole
County's rrpreoontatlv* on tha
Welfare Board, la attand- Automobile Accident
Escaped C o n v i c t s Btato
Ing a district meeting of the
B elieved R e m o v e d group In Daytona Beach today, The right arm of lira. Lucile
th* welfaio office In the,County Water* waa amputated late yea*
From LongwoodArea Court
House announced.
terday at Fornald-Laughton Me
Nam e
morial lloepital where eh* woo
Throe eaca'ped convict*, olUgod
admitted after an auto coltlalou
Year td tef*o been la thl* U rrttory Mon Four Will Attend
day end Tueadxy, apparently have G r o w e r s Institute at the Intersection of Leurol
Avenue and Seventh Street.
I of tho Joaol Klwsnl* •Ought other aUmplag ground*,
rrday rserivid bolloU the aoonty ahcriff'i office rvpertA roadster driven by Mrs.
Focr Seminole County persona
they will mark their
probably will attend the Growers W aters and tho vehicle af E. J,
Tho th eft of ODO automobile and Institute scheduled ' fer Camp Toll collldod shortly after noon
the lose of Mvtral garment* from McQuarri* Aug. 81 to Bopt. I, yoaUrdny.
• leUgwood home wore net* at- County Agcat C. R. Uswson an*
Polks told tho woman's arm
titbutod to th* trie who brake from nouaced thU morning.
was (s ig h t between tho street
• o m y n o r Klaalmmou Monday.
They are Mr. and Mrs. Endor and a part of tho oteel body of
A1 three men w on onld lo have Q irlott af Geneva and Mr. and the autemobile. It was almost
completely aovorvd In tho mis
Mrs. LB. BUI*.
The Institute will effor racret- hap.
;kborh«o I tlon aetiritko aa well as (dacatlon*
Hospital attaches today report
lit lo lo- •1 Instruction. A iper 1*1 -pou try ed Mrs. Waters was resting comday" will bf observed,
fortabljr,
Plan
Women
F rfN l
Government troop* tooajfl
pressed every advantage IB
S p ain 's civil war in a sit*
J.rcm e effort to cruah rebel
force*. In a surprise attack
on San Sebastian, Bgy. of*
Biscay resort, rebel air*
planes scored direct hita 00
se v eral Important pointa. A
cruiser lay off shore pPB*
Seminole S e t t l e *
To Normal Trends
After Senate Vote
LOCAL WEA'
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American .lug out a II to 5 victory in the
•I'niftipiMji 'hip, :.r> year old /' p r n r r on a iuirrwge of ]fl hit. .
e i ft It.ymir one f hi* 1« tt
The first catnr «•* the Aia|Irn. jump into thr lead in th,- fir.t
M •1I ' .1 It V
Alo fl ’ !"■ ’ i |,*r'* inning .1 , thry .cored a .inglr run
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oi|t hi M 1 1inning, without thr aid of a hil In thr
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th. |third inning , the vi.itur. p .>hrd
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to retire in favor of Toranson who
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wa 4 was relieved by McMullen in the
. m *■ f (ifoljnS remark* seventh.
H
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The Reds came to life iri thr
ffntv* nvi intje f rnni the oath with four hits
arid thire
1*1 dion 11ni| thr !*■*•»'it,**' ruin*' to chase Lowe from the mound
tHp
m ** blitted in He jn the favor of Spark man who rehas« hi. '* l,f‘ ud of that in tired the side
without
further
1.
’ ■f hi itli with the damage They added two more in
' l t .I.A'1fitf, ' •Mat M|w
the ninth to oring thrlr total to
•if .•,4 111* H *1M ■iiar)i|M’in Ti five but Litatka had scored four
la, • 1*.*. 1111, Si*t iiii'i IIn " *n 1he seventh ami two in the
. 1, 1 ll" r f.' * G. fi * miZiT, an*! Thir l eighth to givv them too great n
1 1 ' 1 aft Mat N1M 1lA •'ii liii''** i e*Tt
*'ri Jctid to overcome.
li’ "fi'* -ii a -1V P*‘r fu rirti-p*.
| Uidriksen with three blows m
four official tr((>a to the plate wa*
L e w i s M e a d s VVr e e k ’ s
•he only bright spot in DeLnnd'Vf i : „
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.N a tio n a l K i n g
C ard
, rv, nlh mning .„■! » » to letiru when he cdlbicd with
M W YORK. Aug
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])idrik«en in an attempt to take
I
IL nrv t rw i«. light
heavy.
in a T r i a s leaguer which fell just
r * luinipu.n fi-aturi's thu
bark of second base.
i- nati'*nal liMting pn»gram. |
In the se ond game which wa*
!•* i wh«* "Hi * essfully defend a file inning affair by agreement,
i ht id ** several umnih
•go. Palatka took n une run lead In
- * 1 i *1 " ! 'j* Nn lio!K of Ifuffa!'
the Accund when Guile go* doubled
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lit I' ii f " m i d li up t i t l e a f f a i r
anrl scored on Ho land*' lwo-base
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blow down tho right field foul line
Lifio'V I •do li odmg eontendf*i
They added another in the thiiil
Bui ney R"**' welterweight on Kinurd's Houble to right and
1* u toi’ole* with Gustave Kib’r. Smith’s Texa s leaguer to rente*-.
••••*ri 11, poind title holder, In
The Reds rnme tn life in the third
" " " b n tin at New York on the to chase frni r markers arms * the
mi! mght
plate on three hits which *aw Mer
I* o hut* toll,
giant
Polish ger retire in favor of Sparkman.
lo v ■%
•ighf iiMke-4 hi' American This ended the scoring in the ab
I* I in a ten i "under with Roy breviated aff a ir which enabled the
of" ft, of Ri»4f-n<lnle, Mass., at Reds to break even for the day’s
\< waik. N .1 * Monday, then movr* play.
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Robe ti* If'^eiti. 11ni in n veteran
Thomas E. 'Dewey. Sew York's
in -i ia loufuler on the same card speeial vice and racket prosecutor,
fe.it iimg
l.cto k’. der. The I>etu- is only TI years old.
Fder m l
KelchelLRoberti eouts
origluii] \ were scheduled for last
Wives in Alabama may sue for
Wedne«'!ny but ruin forced their divorce nn the ground of cruelty
post pf»neiiient,
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m a k e th em
H H I ID
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B each
G-Men Defeated
By S t Augustine
In 7 - 6 Contest
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Isla n d e rs
With five Stanford plnyerv on
the rnsti-r, the Flurnlu State
l i n g o e s nil s tir team today I G a i n e » v i H e S p o t H
wilt meet the Ihiytona Reach
S a in ts F iv e
R u n a
Minder* in Uayloiut Meach
Although the Islets were
In T h re e F r a m e a
kuocked troni their perch yes
terday as league leaders, the
C A IN E H V IU .E , A uk - 10.— (,1b .
outfit u us on top on August,
In a loo-rly playrd
irumr. thn
1, the date *et by Ln-.iident
(lamr.villr (,-Mrn drop|in| n 7 4
Fddle
ill 1liiImI tu dcleimine
c ntral to thr SI. AiiKU«(inr Sainlv
the opponent of the all-star
hrrr yrvtcrday aftrrnoon at K a r
aggregation.
ri. Kirld. Two pitrhrra |wrform-.|
Bi*lruf and Owens will draw
on thr mound for thr S a i n " whilo
the c a f e li 1 n g a alignment a.
Ihr local* were u»in* threr. All
PitcIn■! s itnhide
Albritton of
of the .coring » n done in th« first
tjame-'Ville, th ncli unit Hcliloiti
five innings.
of DeLand, Hehneider of yd.
Thr (rjincswille learn spoUrd
Aagu tine, >piukinnn of Palhr Saints a 5-run lead in Ihr first
hillka ui"l fill res of Sanford
three inniriK' T wu runs were sent
Jbdlmg d Di Lil'id u in line
acriis, the plate In the first hy
for l be Io*t luue spot; Iho k
ihe Ancient I'ity Irani, and a Irm
of (hiinesville Hill hold doHti
ill ihu thinl. In the third, thn
the "eiiind sock, Piltnmn, of
U-Mrn made their first run. Eour
Games! die, 1 the hot corner
mure were acorod in the fourth to
guardian
while
li r v r 11 of
tie up the contest at 5-5, bul in
Gainesville is the short-top
the fifth, three hits coupled with
In the outfield, the lineup
an error gave the Sainla two more
will consist of Fitzgerald, M
runs and the necessary margin for
August me.
Andrews of Hm
the win.'T h e locals scored ones
Saints and IlobMnrk of De«
j in the fifth.
/jp\
I and
Fur the Saints, every i n f ie ld M * ^
Utility 1nfudders ( ;»tes «if
|hut llonner.waa charged with an
Sanford, while Hwmdc! of the
jern r Pitman waa the unly (iainesSnmts and Langston of the
ville infielder that did not miscue.
I.ookoutq, will be reserve mil
Four errura wore made by tha
fiidilers.
Saints and fi*u l>y 'he locals.
Hww Meat Rodgers, the lor.il
Beautiful catches were mail* in
manager, bad drawn the e-'acuihe suilfield by 'YiltKerald and
mg assigninent while Freddie
Adair. Kitagcrald cam* ebarging In
Fra m es will net us manager,
in the first trafne lo make a onehanded ca t c h . off .the ground of
Pitman'* lin*r. Adair hack vd.up
B ry an G ra n t T ak es
against the'left field fence after a
R y e C o u r t T o u r n e y long run to lake Emiraon's 'drive.
Adair handled eeven putouts in
B Y E . N. Y.. A uk l O - O I - K . r his pasture.
thr MH-unit »mcrmivc <luy Dryun
lilit-yl (Irani, hciiiuI u t d n l >!■:* P r o T a l e n t T u r n s
( iuni Atluntu, y r.trr iliy rtun hiT o S o ft B all G a m e
uulch in thr K x t r r n (Irn-. ('nullTrnm . Chnmpiiini<hi|>« only »ftrr
SEATTI.K, A u K. 1 0 - ( A P I —
lurviriiqr • *ti(f chullcnyr Irotn
Ed
Uastdard.
the
Washington
an uninnkril plnyrr.
Kn| nwlmc n troublranmr victory -Slate halfback, was thought to
iivrr FM IM Itay Suiunlny, llil-y have vs hat it lakes to make good
mn up ftymn■! miiithrr luiKnacoiu. in professional baseball. Flul fie
I'Uyrr, l.rnnnrd Hartman " f New threw Ida admirrra a curve, atid
York, anil had hi* hand* full tu is plaving aofibalt thla summer
instead of tha ragulation ram *,
win 8 f. H-fl.
Th-- other tu|i-rankinK vtar» hail lie’s Just about the best hit**r in
little or no trouble either in th, the soft-ball league a Saa Diegos
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men's nr wunien’e divisions as tup- Calif.
seeded Don Ridge of
Oakland,
t'allf, and his doubles partner,
(iene Make, joined (irant In the
Eczema Itching, aurfac* p m p lt t s a d
third round. The Davia cup ace aoreneat o f ptoriaaia, posaon Ivy aod'
trounced ttntert Underwood of l os irritation A s st t a r t a n a t g u y il pama
arowpUr eallavad hr
W
Angeles, 0-0, 0*1, while Maktf con
quered the Kpantsh veteran, Man
uel Alonso, .1-0, 0-4, 0-3,
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Goose Goslin DeLand, Palatka
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Surprise In Swim Event X(han, inlr Y p jlrs D ivide P a ir By
Shivering
with Chills
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B elay
Knocks Daytona
IJK ItU ff . Aug. |0.-DP>—J a p a n »|«n dour nfler V»<i their w a, al
hnp.'w of s wee pin |T every
men'' |most nothing to choose between
free*-style Mwlntmlrig m e t of the them but Ami was pl>ret| thin I
!"
1*1' S T W tlT ’ M
It-ilm current Olympic* Buffered a *m - and Ta cur hi fourth Helmut Fi** h
/ * i I'
>llvmpu *n|ir<mai y utnmal artha. k yevlenlmy when er of fierninny iiffietally a s * fifth
f ’ • I Htnti-i m tin n'< Kertenc U«ik, lanky Hungarian *tu- with the two Amen nn-% I'ctet
been Kirk of New York and Art Linde
u ' *M
j?iv»*n it* dent who previoualy had
famous only for hla fl i m b ii e o m - ' R r r n o f l.nt A n g r b ' . -itlli and n v
ti 4-n,
hint? toijeh ye *terP-titlvr spirit, aped lo trlumpli ‘ tnth revpectlvrly.
I ■' m
I M<1#- Sa til** ftt»*T*"1|! /in the 100-meter final.
j Calk'* triumph h i m after Knlh, "i
lari-il t*i xi *"ritl
While a crowd of ’1 0,000 rreate.] j rrlnr Itawli of Kurt I.audrrdale,
tn.iiuf ill. 10H n ntrf • bedlam, thr lone Hungarian rhal I Fin.. and Olive MrKran had qua IC l «•4f.«•||I|• 1»
s* leniied the g ir a t J a p s n e . e trio nf fi»d for Ihr final* of thr women"
|IMl|HM
Ma.anori Vu«a, Nhlgro Aral and l»" metre frrr .t y l r rvrnt and III
I i miU Wvkoff. Him* Shi,it Tagurlii in a final desperate deko Msrhals nf Ja|>an and tirrvn
i i
i r 111mi
GKntUl*-.
20 meter 'print nnd finished n cer had paced On l h •• * mi f iim I
4 i•fTl
1 Mu lap’
■ant breath nh*-ar| of Vu*a who heat* of wo men' a 2 Oh tin ter breast
in n--y
1 Mill!
Atr"ke rum pet it mfi
had led at Ihtt way
all ijif.i Pl’ t HI Ml'
hok apparently p h i 'i l ;l fur
Aral an-1 Tnifurhi -lappc.1 tf"»l
III u
. *<t \.| l"*
bi|fc*r part in the non * loo m* »> i
I,, tl,- filial t i
final than the time-. h m i I 1 he
vurl’l |
I*- Ham**'
j htd-fared Japanese
Mimed
the
<t flmlnrd
t ■;14 k
Iltl*l
f
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I be United S la l e t recrivnl • • Arner u-an ace for lin o defeat
h
iih
II If l*T 1"81
didn't
-*wiin
f.i t
siirprpdnc
back when Cirent j t erao«e he
IM III* Itrrtmn rapturtd its firat event j muuch It -eenis they bu l Xp|*4 I'
*1 p.lTii'll
S|»**H
-r *h* Star
i»f thr came* by
winning
t h e , in^truetmvi* at ^ atr h I i \ tin t t-«iSA1"* i H|’t Ml * »1 1- l.r.on meter relay In .1 mlnutra, *J get the rr*t
. tvilli' tl«* ir " t n
•rood*, eicht-ti-ntha of a aec*»nd
With Yu*n, 22 y* j i oi l vifuiiii,
,f
|*.1IIH III ! ‘(- l off the world and Olympic r e f setting the pace m d hi ymm*. 1
.1y i d )'
‘ 1••ni i.r old
I he United
tales ipiart« t colleagues light sit hi* - liouldi 1
ll . tu |mi
I*' itk "f finished second flvu yards be they .vet out to heat I* u k u tin- wm
M
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Hii Lull*’!
hind John llidl'a aterlinc Quar in i»n adjoining Sum I M •t>•I that
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band soioe y h.d lin y lu l u •\*ui
tet
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t oinpensalioii f*»r this aurpriae saw f'sik wh" w is in tin In'1 Ian*
I d niih a 'fM« «d i|p fi ul came when
tin*
United d e a r i»rru 1 the pool.
III! ’ 'i imI? Si.ifea* cirl'a Quartet snired a
■r ohm 1
They were the most asiom-hed
/ Kdei on,
hi 111 ph
stuunlrtf surprise in wlrintliic the Js pa ne u* h ho c o r i*nme out of ■It*
ut y yonlb women’s iOtJ-mater
relay
title' Fust when they d;iroln-i♦ d ti-un 1h«
1 to rl«i 'it
* ill.
over the heavily favored
Ocr* ji-iiiI amt
iv liy ti-ro al II imfstii io.
mans, who dropped the
baton swarming over t ik fin IL ngmi
11«•I Minid.il «"»• with victory almost
in
their an" were aim *^t e»| ifilly 11 ion
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! .'f' mi!1'* grasp Anchored by Cho "world'*
ished
, a. •| fill .1 l» IOI- fa .it st woman,'* Helen Hlephcn**
''ll'* never swum thit f,*^t hr
•
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nil
’ "ft* Fulton, Mo. farmer
girl,
I h a i f , , , * . - nine >'Min mnt'
no! " W •
1 I n . 01
h* Mljmpic Unit i d State* tra m was timed | h«.t thought tie might fmi-h third
| l e t . III 2 IMill * fJ ni ITi.J set uiida, ontotenth of
Hut we knew tie w.xs ;i great lip hi
1 j, i .'I
Id aitoimL'. I"r HeromJ nnder the hated Olympic ^ t,r
., . 0 I,
h liieh
u* murk but five-tt?nlh* of a second j
. » , | not hi
mat k. slower than the new mark made
;il hull MiUlMra
.il
by the O r m a n team in a trial
11'|M
111 t IP‘u" hi.it Saluiday.
IH
a uni « »***!
Victory in the 400-meter relay
and second place In the ] ,000.
meter relay ralaed (he
Untied
Sta tes unofficial point score in
>•«>» VI j men's track and field lo
20 J
(mints, more than the n e it t h r e e ,
nations combined were able to
S a n Relief for M alarial
. .!*n*r
muster.
11 mla nd, with
three
n i l 11 ** ' III i t H
l>caill try hnwmadia treat menti nf
lilies, riintft second with Hi) and
L I points Germany, with three hrvlaaikd rvmrdica I Take that good okf
Grow* 1 Taatckaa Chill T odk. Soon you
l it leu, was third with flit and 3*4 wIO he younelf again, for Grove's Talepoints.
Japan* with two titles* I t a CkUl Took not only relievea the
whs fourth with fil and
13*22 eymptona of Malaria, but tiertrayv the
points, highest total ever run up ftafectkm Uwtf.
Thai Ciattleaa qttlnln* ba Piravc'i Tasteby the Nipponese
In
Olympic U cun Tonic kills the Malarial inlettrack and field,
lion In tlw Hood while the bon It con*
taiae builds op the blood lo overcome jbe
Germany raptured the women
I li nek and field crown,
winning e«e«U o4 the dbraw aod fortify afima ,
» M II «».. l i t l r .
rolling up li « n . l ' * * ^ • “ •*‘ * 2 ^ ‘ W o l d r f r r t » .b- i
1
—
........... .... to |£a osrercummg uf
1 2 pointa.
The Untied ittatea
stable rrm|a depend
also won two i it lea bul finished ^
(M Ualarta, Grove'*
rva't Taste levs Chill
fur bark of the Naii frauletna In Teak h atao aa ncaUesvl tunic of gvocial
points scored with 22 and 1-1.
f k s n g 1* Uka and abuJutrly
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that bu* been rvidgnod in idhrl
electitm.H hen'.
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mir eily iwiltee bu«l r«p*irtial why
iJimirderm,
Cunti ury in the lust lleiinn-uHi*
fact
L IK E
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R e s tric tio n
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H o ld A tte n tio n Union Formed By
Of U nited States A.C.L. Employees
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time when |ifi*uti*
to leuv'e their eiil|ilnyiiient
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Immune, hours, will t'ck to tin
the curnJltltites wett*
dli4i'U**fd.
That niuy be Attributed tu the
II.
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tit hi*r hotfl tiro m lit \*bi-ill
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An e.itlv It nil fm rli i . .«♦•.( mgi
betwevil 5 uVIniI, unit |„>II . 4,,-uliable
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f t u m h [s.s.lldu 1.(li.i.
lluwvVt t , mo ii i on aa r in a d iv.
the
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A tre m e n d o u s lack o f in
t e r e s t in th e s e n a t o r ia l |*ri-|
, m a r i e s w as e\ idenced
h e re
toduy occordiiiK to a s u rv e y
m a d e o f c i t y pollintr places
a t 2 I’ . M.
T h e C o u rt H o u s e p re c in cts
:i and HA re p o rte d only 28'J
liailots hud b een c a s t fro m
a p o ssib le 1,1(55.
with
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W a t e r I'raii'ltorl a l i o n ^ mi
Vnil
Local Volipg
For S en ato rs
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Huela I juvlica should nut throw Aihmt-a. u . r i l u m . v..|1(| Hu o 1-‘ l.u .it 1 Mil orad xx"i ki 1 .
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i m (t|*,intt‘i tnnN I .titter E. mvI Nufe,c«*Mn|i - I f i .»■p*• i. ■■,
day.
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u aiioiiivy. who uu* t it-1 in the Jack ' luv iIN Ii,vi t , fj.f aH*I fe I min the I ir *
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Pi * L,ti.
tl*»," thv Itrarult i t . tin |Ktv*t ,t.ir*,’ l by It... *t.iiv Towii-vn I , the A i 1 viliu u,, ,1
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slwtement t*|,t„ |/( ,j
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tlti.li |
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lb* P.m k A ••
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w m mnde inunedintely fnllownig ri.r,fr,j
«*f ill** * if V **fln 1
all lo.m * f $1*1 .«r iiinw., \.||i|e bMllillng w«m tin*renter
an aildre»* by Thonia- O'ilrivn, j
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•mb* that .uimiiiit will be fiAiing iinlu tiy on tin* imitli At
i
Jiiilt
of lUmton. union party vice |>rv*i- „ lrpll
,,ru,IH|.y
in
I oil i iTiHiiiiH iidutmtir* nt » lanttc -C'*a t.
i .»n*I mil 1
dantial ramli.lulu- who had urirvl wht,r„ yivnaio,
William llonh lii.i<
lie,ht committee.
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that thv N l S J luppart tTilloirn
f,,t 11,.. tlvimhlivaii nomi.
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t hi P h y s i c i a n s E x p l a i n
hill **1 hi 'l ii(i‘ M t.11. i. . |
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Tlie rndio p r i n t w». not pre*- , II(1 It.ifviiluivh, foinivr * t ;i t .<| *' ' * n -nuill Imin* how l.wii
vnt whvn 0 'B r k ‘ li »l>okv.
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Z io n ch e ck S e r v ic e s
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R ims
cimb*»v
A r e H e ld F o r M rs .
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in an attempt in inHtiInti*
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♦Im • i«t m.iki* Ibi* nine miweP
in utiulity pact I'iftvlive.
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Friday from hi* ftfth floor ram- Andrew.4. Orlando, for Uu? Denm.Mr, Uirkrrt, aerretary «if the lar semi-month y h»*ssio.
M •■Mhiu*il Mm I'lira** ! **•*»
hill I lev• 1 Hi . anl •** d for t* n •
| S V I / l i r i t C . V.ntiiu, Auk.10.—
cratie nomination for the unet- tie xv organization, stated
paicn offlco wlndo*/.
that
’I lie twin li1l fI dl
li| XXI?! 1 1IlkAll docturw ?n this county and She xx.1 to *ii.il ■i *-f 1Ii* '
i . I , Snuliiia mi l lu a happy mood;
pireij
term
of
the
l.ito
Senalor
| Funeral rcrrlcea a r c ,rt for 'ato
ilo *** Fniona were being formed other Interested person*
llo- pi i1 tfidk of tin* pa
ApnrHiiof
Religiously.
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nil over the country widely for liU’d to henr the address, !J* n uf Wlis Ilf! il Hi I XXIIII I be M* Hi • ’ tug of III** m i*l ink nt act. vyliuh C o m m e r c i a l S c r i b e s
thli afternoon. A CrtngrcHonal del- I’ark Trammell.
day in >■t . holiday journey tu tho
the benefit of lhe railroad em fleers
t f i t l o n paid tributo for thv lluuie
ol
Churi h
*y
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.if U
W i l l M y e l I n O c a l a Aili tutic Sea where thx* yacht
ploye*1 ■ He also ptnltd thnl divi
where Zlonchcck iteive.l.
Murx i Pig tne f hre*- n n . 1
Nu111 in ii wmit ■* the start off A
'f tWt *Xill tl ,« |* 'X* I fill I•11II tl
N egro W om an
S t a b s de rids up to and nmt to exceed ti WOMAN FATALLY 111 K M I*
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ns K?lo * d Rav.. 11a n y N. Ru
1!** 1 pelfwfttit |ik"h» t.il inn jo* uf
f i* ii*ii and S.lv. i Sprimr • will iimntlia cruise*
per cent would he paid tu jihare*
H usband
D e fe n d in g
Kotieit I it **■'. all of Sanford,
The KirtkT. Havelintr a« the IhlkW
|; * 'III lll.it Hi* b||| XXit I'll t ft i *nig i i . I., f 4.. Hi,. H on d a .......mu r
ST. F K T E R S IiriU i. Aur tl
lioldt n at the end of each fiscal
IN J*»liu.¥ ii
I."il I *Kin|(«- * li*x*,| infix* 1'* , In* •III s . v r . t a t i . a \
........ I " - , of »um*<tvr 411 Mrict inruynitu,
iA*J- Mr*. Nellie K, Span,*! c , line ht *** h* i . I
S e lf F ro m
(iu n
F i r e year.
0fled.
414.1 Five, on Th m-day nflvr. waa dtv»*ed in a liyhl brown uuifc
A supervisory committee font* IH, died in a hospital v r -1.1 t *y Clew i IIntel f! * lit XX14 III Kvci.
........ and eVvniii:; of
Alie
* while draw ha!.
I’m**reilingx »*f lhe eighth f*i
Klder (iraham, ncurn wa, re po-ed of O. K. d o ff, T. L. U‘('on- from burns suffered while
Cemetei >
a. •...dint? it, a nolivi* ii'iviio)
He ilrp|ivl f-nv lhe Orient Knported in acriouv con, I it ion I .. lav nor. und Follir Schaal will attend ling on an auto trai er camp •••♦
•Hl'Uil r**l»Villi I'll *-f (lie I m fin I
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followinif family altercation >'v»- to tbe uuditing of the finaneeitl
. .*• d, xxIj j * 11 uni la t iitkiid Ji «ii *i.t,' I,-lay l-y l:.il|l. K Itaevvvll. I " ” ) and ilmtlvd amiably with
I pi. rvlaiy of ill- S . 111111..I, 1 .Minty lailn.ad palice offiriala anil meinterday In
which he auatainrd nt the end of each y*ur, anil willj
—
*I 1 liaiiil.i'r of
('..iii.iii rii' un i u hvr« of the Hritivh rolony who wnr«
aeYcral
wound*
front a knife attend to the auditing
of *1
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The Seminole County ( lyitnlvr wielded by Ilia wife, Dothiv i i r a .j U,,ttl‘Cek ut lhe end of each year..
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i* 1,1 "a fit** Johvjin * *4f i In- (| 1 meiivl.vr of 1 Itv V. '• tali..11.
II,,at ridr<. avvii.initiiif. a lain-!
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of Commerce Bonn I of IHrrcbir*
b - iiml inuiraiice ilepurtiiM nt
I'nlire aald (Jroliam nllrmptr.ll l>i*e*tor, and vllieera on all i|ur»- *»*'» • »
r*
1 tpivl, and ovciiiirl.t j.iomot.sia
will meet in the Chamber llull.l1h iitlifip 1In* Ura l "i gantz.itinn j
i tiMfi*. will fiuturu lb’ program,
ln« tonight at ■ P - M. in u rvitu- lo ahoot hi* wife bii .I the nun| u^ ^ . . of v" a l importance.
iv, n a fi'"' |t I M Tidfoid a i chief « uginr
Municipal Court yr.iterduy uc-l with larvci
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failed la R» nff. A* the woman I (Kfkera of
Ihv ..ruanitatloti
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.which will I«* |tir»M"l iiVrr by
Ur monthly oaoeluoi.
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Ei»kritU'i*rs Discuss
Relircmenl Under
Federal Pens i o n s
|Municipal Court Assumes Rank-Like ' ! 4'ZVaoi
of Atmosphere As Rack V i n o s R o l l I n
LOCAL W EA TH ER!
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trfalmml „ n_ " T’*!**' X lc«.Pre>l.tenl; O. nanrlal instil at ion ns JTThe Sanford Kiwanl, Club will »clf, nulhorlUrn raid,
meet Wednendey o t 11:111 I1. M. alturk her oyrr the h<n l witli) ^ Tolar. Treaaurer; and M. J. cuHeeled in pil'd iluv fin.
The dellnipicnciea wvi
111. "'ll
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In the Unyfair Hotel for « ri-KU- the firearm «i«l broke the . baX. j
over in listed amounts hy I’rJ
U r weekly oetaloit.
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llorare Jackson, I j c . ' i t . 1 V a The
euit of
H. n. Dee*'' ridentally cut her daughter al* 1
A u to m o b ile T h ie v e s
belh lliiicinan, |20; 8n»tv Idm*
acainat the Metrrepolitan l.ife In thuuRh not aeverrly
aurance Company* * u
artllvd
Graham wa» »ai.l to have aithConvict* who atayed a camp Imry, t i n ; II.,l-eil Yuiifig,
Ihla mornlnr out of court.
A tained danReroun ulalia in the break near
Kiaidmmep Sunday and Fiank lllair, Hnirrie X’
county jury waa dlamiaae*!.
!un*i and parta of thv nUlomen. were believed to have been re- lia.ns and f Italics Sli. l t " ' I *•’
dumen.
epoiwlhle fur the theft o f rn each.
Jtidr r Miller rnntintii .1 1" .' I
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Wedneaday'a tidaa: low, 10:00 A.
aulomubile helongin* to Charlr*
' U . and 10:40 P. 1*. hl( h 3:M A. M.
llrarkvn, Altamonte >Sprin**, late icy of ailiitinisterinR stiff 1
H M XIU SR ROOHKVF'.T
and 4:22 P. M. HunrUea at 8:52 A.
yraterday n-fternoon, county ilepu- lie» for violation of ♦*»,' nnli.
loltciv law as he asses-c.l 1 I “re
M. end aeti i t 7 *1 * P. M. Moon
t i n iv|h>rtrd today.
DENVER. Au*. H . _ ( , l W T h #
n* an nlternativv of f>0
riaen al IS; 14 A. M. and aeM nt
No trnre nf the vehicle hav of
international Union of M n-. lii'l been found although conaiderabl.il '*■/»
1:50 P. M.
J«**> **»*» Arth ur G ■'" II
and Smeller Worker* yvatmlny effo rt bus W e n e ie rtrd l.iwatil I * “ * a * ™ 1* " * ' ! »n charye t of
Tho weather:
tieketa.
partly
rloujy, endoreed Frrtidenl Kounceel'. lor unrarlbin* a trace of the nta-! ,n*
t t r w i , i t .election.
chine,
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1 John [>,
I’atteriou,
rIaiKed
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days In jail. A i " H f
larceny
chart;,’ opaiii t II.
I r a hi*f4*1 1*■'*I 1** t bi' * »*111il y, «ir I
rhiii i g r vigil in J Hdi Jeiikimi W« .
Iranaferml »-• tb** nullity, ami
Knima
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[ Ma non { ‘utility t batitber of I'tun-
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E le c te d
K row ers* P re sid e n t
.1. I It I y to lay xvax in I hr chili*
T w e n ty -F iv e
Fed eral
Seek
C rop
I A ia n s
Txx i'lity.fivi* appVution*
f**r
keeptn* « dt ■ ' >ly M m t, « a s , ' ,M‘ • *•«*»«»» •*■». «• 0 - Itatmea iMurrgeiny croji loam have b**cn
illamksrd S .t . l . i t v
wire M . s . " “ - , : ' , l « ,» t lte » lr.-p re .ld e rcy letiivet) by r , II, I i.vvx «iii, county
pended on John VVkUinms, cliaryed
l * i t . I • are J i n n y
Nirlnd* fai hi agenf, it »u aiin*"iru * «l to
with il.j.i.lirly c, induct, and 0 . Henry Wit I in, llvnry
Itieliirc, day.
A. Dobidlis. ail- Fed lo have Itvetv Geotyv Ib rliM. .1. St. t lair White,
\ maxirmihi of $.'ni» i* «,Ltain•
* Itliibar.-J tl IIii\kfcfint (iu.i S chaal ' ihle under federal ptovnion for
drunk.
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xbaig.-d
xxitli , f .......... .. " l f«r l»ir KanfonLOfirili.
The t J O of A. J . steimiivyer, and c . i:. ivpjier,
tlie purchase of Itsl.t and feilil
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con-; .The
. c a t . , / 4t,,m it echolu'iat Her.
Untied,
and
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rh :r::t , tu meet I niphl and .elect tilfl .’
Apprnttimnlcly I no per tunc i k s I
todted aeanvst Has itia f.t ahum, personnel for I Itv cumin* y ar*s the loans tact p u r , uau idin* lo
the county ui'vtit.
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�TUESDAY,",AUGUST
rord Herald
The M arch Of Progress
One ten readily understand the alarm, the distress,
even the resentment with which the residents o t Park
Avenue view the encroachment of boainCaa upon their
neighborhood. Nobody wants a filling station in Ua front
BUM S D K T P A L * QtHfiHB A L B AMU
>• t r u e m u r r u m b b i c k k t t o c o o k t h b a c b
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ACID, ALKALI TO O K C T H p f c * ^
N EH I MALTED CHOCOLATB • ;
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A V f t B f c . .'
N EH I ROOT B E E R
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ZIONCHECK
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F T , M Y E R 8 NEW S TRESS
I f Zioncheck was an accident Of
American politic* It moat be admit*
ted that bs was aa accident th at
could happen almost anywhere. In
every a ta r i,, including thl| one,
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there are eongresilenal
districts,
perhaps Including tlda one, which
eoald produce U a coanterparti that
la te s ty elect a rvpreaegtaliv* who
waa Jo il a* (ttty, end who might
turn out to be aa flagrantly sensatio a a l There armtome pretty queer
ftah In Congr*** and while Zion
check waa in a championship c la n
by himself many dlatricta from
coast to coaat can note hi* antic*
and eonfeea, “There, but fo r th#
grace of God, go L "
parckaa* of Ihr— now tracks* one
for the water department and two
for the Military uaiL Mf. l a mean I
w m «*kr,| to prite
til* vehicles 1
»n<l to prepared to advertise for
bid* on a moment’* notice.
The Board voted to consider tax
adjustment complaint* I neat Mon*
day and at the same meeting hold
■ firet discussion on a 1931 budget.
Clerk Lamion reported that the
Municipal Airport will bM *t S3
white light*, eight green*. IB red*
*r.d three tmall white* for which
•current eoald be provided for lev*
|than |25 per month through any
of reverml plant .
I'tana far improvement to the
Municipal Athletic Field were ap
proved by the Commission subject
to final approvalby school Intereita
for whom the change* *re planned.
E rn e it A, Lnndrnberi* wai given
perm Ur ion to renew a one-year
|leave on a tract o f city-owned
I firm property to the west of th j
|municipality. The price wni |100.
| W. 31. Marshall Wan retained to
direct * cteon-Up campaign devoted
chief.y to tha eatermination of
weed* on vacant lot*.
, 1 The c i t y clerk reported that
I tl.ii.30 U on hand for the Ih n J
. ' holdcra’ Committee.
rrall** that they were lending a
craxy man to Congee** and might
not real lie It yet had hie eerentrictUt* taken a lew ipectacular form.
While there wa* plenty of evidence
In hi* ipeeche* that he waa m*nUltoanded Ilka
ly unbalanced
Mnsa to many people in his dis
trict and elsewhere until he start
ed driving hi* ear on th* sidewalk,
getting married on the spur of the
moment, wading la public foun
tains, riding hi* wife on th* handle-
tto B T O A Y , AUGUST I I . I1M
STA N LEY BALDWIN
Hanley I* a strong man,
y * * afraid to be wrong man,
I M W wa won't .be long man;
B ritish to the rare.
Is ale y I* a good man,
M r would If he could man,
M t yet out of the wood man;
B ritish to the cor*.
and the fine summer climate.
W. E. Shelton and daughter,
Mia* Helen Shelton, returned Mon
day from Dacatur, ID., where they
have been (pending th* summer.
A number of Sanford people at
tended tb* funeral of Mrs. F. H.
Rand at Orlando on Wednesday.
Mir, and Mr*. John M tbch have
returned from Chicago and the
W taL
A. J . McArthur of A tlanta wa*
In tha city several days o f this
week, looking after the Install*tioa at th* new cold storage plant
being erected by the Sanford
lig h t * Fuel Co.. »t Rand’* Siding.
Mr*. George IHckenson will leave
this afternoon for Jeeksonville for
a ihort visit to her daughter, aft
er which she will go to Tallulah
Fall*. Ga.. to apend saver*! week*.
I n la y I* a sound man,
■won't run the ihlp aground man,
b n w* go round and round man;
.Very ■low—but sure.
It. H. Smith.
/ Wonder how many more Zkmghegka there are In Cosgrta*.
, T h e trouble In Europe today la
;th a l they haven’t gat any Repub.
lick a patty to blame their trouble*
' .B a r* Hitler wa* finally forced
to applaud the achievements of the
lAlaeriean Olympic Is am. The U.
p . arrives at last I
Building
M aterials
Early estimate* are th*t th.»
new third party will i|<> well to be
a third of a party. Ixiuisvilio
Timrs.
for lumber, roofing
and buildiag materlsl*
of mil kind* cell on u*.
liars you’l l find the
most reasonable pricr*
and best quality and
(he quickest serrke.
Sudden Serric*
A Long Island youth wns arrest
ed ami fined for firing n revolver
•1* time* at the A tlsntic Ocean.
Anil i|jite right; he might have hit
an incoming British lecturer.—
Kansas City Star.
HILL
In Basingstoke, England, two
mushrooms lifted an eighty-threepound block, but unlit some of the
species ran be Imported, America
may rnn!inue to rely upon the I*\VA Boston Evening Transcript,
W a don’t believe n revolution
lik e the one In fipeln would he so
popular over her*. We haven't
M e doing much bull fighting
an extremely Mack alx Tool negro. Naturally alt* waa
surprised. Naturally she waa frightened. Naturally ahe
nereamed. . . almoet before abo knew what ahe waa do
ng.
■ NM 'vV
Her acTeam-frightened the negro. .Ho had notexpoctetl to find anyone in tho room. Ho had aneakod into, tho
hotel with which ho waa familiar aa an employee, during
hla off hours, for the purpoec pf picking up what odd
T h e question far the Townsendchange ho could whfeh might bo loft carelessly by guests
I r i s would seem to be whether they
. would rather have |.10 now or 9200 in unlocked rooms.
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to death.
The girl and tho negro
both_ wero
n a y be. Thu farmer who wanted
I "aald. ’Ithoui
jght thU room wa*
th a World with a picket fane* "What do you want?," she
leave
around it, you remember, loit hla unoccupied,” he replied. "If you don't
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- acream.”
------ .ila a d la a mortgage company,
ahe cried* „Aa
and^ -a-t-o- -^- toward
o.io
„ .ahe
. . » got up
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‘. _____ - “tha
- Jdoor, he
ahot her. probably without willing what be waa doing.
I t Landon wiU show thr voter*
Aa She
she sank to the floor, he hit her In the face * 1
I th * United Utate* that ha can the pistol. She screamed again, and he hit her again. H
again,----------------id will balance the budget, he was a ghastly Keuel
Urapont/lly Insane
Kernel Only a. man tcraponully
• an a ie tlicn t chance to win
from fear could have done aa he did. The girl finally lay
■ , November election. — M.
••
rsburg IndependenL Iialsnc- atlll on the floor. 8he waa dead.
AU this haa been brought to light after weeks of mys
Ute budget mean* reducing
tery by tho confession of the negro who had planned only
hamjoute, increasing tax**.
- .u petty stealing. And tho moral of this story may
a little,
'Giant oaks
bo: "Giant
oaka from little scorns grow.”
grow.'*..
Or, when in etrange hotels, keep your bedroom door
lockqd.
" ■a J »J**<»M l*«***'
;■ ,Thera ar* now 1,162,000 altiarty
people In th* United Btatea rscvlrfltg aaalstanco from the Social Mseurtty Art. They should be r«l iet e d , wa believe, to abendon that
fo r the doubtful benefit* of the
Tewnaend Pension Plan.
SANFORD TW EN TY Y E A R S AGO
Df wot racy |a ultimately eband In this country fo r tha
Ipeaa modal t f . FaaciatU or
■atlJalle dictatorship, U will
Mtuse th* peopi* showed such
I Judgment a* to place la o f.
a <ra*y person Uk* I k s rib Whenever that prartica
m u tha rule, no gov*r*i**nt
M u ter Ja m ** M yrkk U a y u asttrielned a number e f hla friend*
Friday afternoon, la boner ef. hla
eouniln, UUUrad XUubaUi Myrkk
of Callahan, F I*., who la spend
ing Um sammer a t tha Name o f hat
tmle.asd aaat, Bax as4,M*p- J.
M. Hay** on
'Myrtle
Avenue.
Olio*. New rasa, g a r* BHaabotk
William*. Em ily Griffin, JL B .
Gritftm Baadaks O’Omnoi, Marian
Fm ntI* M e*khan. Itacjo rl* Hashlna,. kbU Uaaaanger. Mary E U u In M ktvcaantry.csaaet ba bath. May**: Marin Maya,, Velma
i uatU federal roeelpta and gblpp, Mery Fiald*. Louisa Hold*,
tnnaa nan mar* naaxly Genevieve. a a d . M * Edw ard* t f
praeparoea. H done not h art
*W half th* money It apanda.
do com pear amt la oaa of tha gen*
font baya who will aatva Ua amin^ M laa Jaaala W healer will leave
today fo * prlnadp and Orange
county, where aha wlU pursue tha
duties o f her pasttlon, hutructlng
lg tha ear* of tubareular patknta,
ta t thin i precautionary m asaurn
and aaalUUon.
M r . aad Mae. a T. Smith h a **
ratonwd. from a trip that carried
them fraa* Wtw T a rh t * CaU fa«»*
and. W hile d toy *B H fe 4 I*, that-,
qua hip th * ax^ anirp h * * t k M
Mia* VlrgMU Venghn.
Just ratayned U aw t.Tai
TONIGHTl
dip' ''1
t a Bto
Dance and Cool
and one sure way
to tell a real cigarette
b fv ■*
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The claim is one thing. The
proof U another.
i It** the taste of mild* ripe
tobacco*...that’s why Chesteifidd* taste better.
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If* the mildacM of mild,
ripe tobaccos.;.that’s why
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Their Haprrlnr ability to withatand Boatherw CHmatlg Ceodllioaa baa hron proved by the extra aervice they have
given for more than 33 year*.
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...
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jo o r money I* pr»<*«cd, and
arvountlng la kept for you.
an
acrarate
Ton are aupplied with checkbook*, deposit .lip ., and pain
book, for ualng your account and keeping a record for your*
aeif. You are entitled to receive from the officer and em
ployee* of the Bank experienced"**id amt counsel ia re*part to
handling your banking and other financial tranaactlona.
To render the** service* coat* money. A well managed
bank ordinarily cover* a large part of the coat of renderjag
such arrvicra to tie cuilomcrx, aa well at a fair return a * Its
capital, by employing their free balance* in good loans and In*
vestment*.
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accounts; which otherwise
would not pay their way, a nominal service fee U charged In
accordance with sound banking principle*.
Furthermore the funds you deposit aro Instantly available
on presenting your check and tndhrldua] accounts are insured
by tho Government up to 93,000,0o
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A T L A N T IC ^
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T H l SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Sanford T r a f f i c
R e g u l a t i o n s To
(Undergo C h a n g e
M Q ^ i l A R f i A R g r P S T K ^ g . r 8 o d » t y (R i l l a r .
Social Calendar
E va Belle DuBooe
Becomes Bride Of
Charles B, Brown
FRIDA Y
Rebecca Lodge will meet
day evening a t 8:00 o'clock l|
Odd FeliOW* 1U1I.
THURSDAY
The Friendship League of
(’ o n g r e rational Uhurcti wl 1
Thunday afternoon at 3:00 o'
Personals
tu n ed from a . b i t to Pensacola.
■\»
Jnriga and lira. E. M. Tally of
Eoatia are th* guests of Jodgw
and Ml>. J . 0 . Sharon today.
Mm . C. C, Brigga
left thin
morning for Michigan to apend
two month*.
•.*,
-T h * Bi|f N ig h t—
Mr. nnd Mra, tt. C. .'lilbr harl
na their gtMoto h a t night. Mr.
nnd-'Mre. Howard S yria * f Pitto.
burgh, Pn.
. . .
D U M B R IH l
Rclunk Engagemertt
Our Kitchen
I* .b More
POPULAR
- — Than Ever
organdy ..M l** Pat Spark# In
yellow nrgandy, and Mra. Loulna
Deane in aquamarine. Inatead
of picture hat*, the btldcamalda
and maid of honor wore flower*
in their hair.
Betty and Pat*y Ruth Beatty
were flower gift* and had on
Shirley Tempi* drcaae* of pink
ami green organdy, with hair rib
bon* to match. The ring bearer. J .
W. Beatty, dr., wai In white linen
and prevented the ring In a pink
roaehud.
Fart King a m heat man. while
Koreat Slcvena.
Ralph Myrkk,
and Mr. John W. DuBoaa of Or
lando. *erved a* uaher*.
Mi .ji Martha Wahlbarg and
M i** Mnrgurlte Burner, of Or
lando. planlat*. fumbhad muaia
fo r the ocvaaloo and Mr*. Louie*
Taylor *ang two .election*. "Ah.
Sweet Mystery of L ife" aad “ Baennae.”
Among Sanford gue*t» attend
ing verre Mi** Naomi Fellow*.
------------C h i c k e r
-------Chop Suey
Pick
your faenrit*
drlak.
J oo'll find It at Perb'a Bar.
ad you 11 find
It mixed
right and served right. . . a
redatt of selected liquor and
specialised mixing. That'* the
secret e f th* pepularily af
Perk’s belter drink*, served
the R M Jirr Way
00 /ktlohHc Const U m M B
^ Miring
A
SANFORD\
* and vicinity b coMfhMf'
A 1 K - C O N D I T I O N ID
bespt local train an U g A # w T *|
TH EY’R E IN L O V E A G A IN
Mr*. J . M. Kaye*. Jti„i , ,t„
toioetta, Deritux and (b
Hayaa returned Sunday from Al
landala, 3 . C.
Me. and K n . C. W. Urowit, J
and daogbtar, F a m ll Jre t n
Mary Elian a n agandfeig lwu w«o.
it#
C ITY B R IE F S
ICogtla»*4 from p«*» one)
era tte red ibower* in north portibn
tonight or Wednesday and In
south portion Wednraday. Ratroma
Northwaat Florida: m o s tly cloudy,
probably acattareii ihower* tonight
arid Wednesday.
pr«>p<pr?F
KKIIN
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► KLLANUK
b tf o r* th* Court H h u o In Nan ford.
Seminal* 'County. KU. tM a, b ri w r ri i
th* l*|Kl ho ura of *.« I# on Monlf*jr. th* Tib liRy of Haptrm b*Y,
111*, th* warn* l>#ln« a ttul* Hat
of IH U Court, i h»* fnllowin« dr*
■crlb*tft property atluat# In H#mlro U
Count*. Fl>»rIda. to » i t
Th* ffnrl h
Kurt
Quarter
( N K H ) of lh#
Nouth
Kami
Q uarter INK'y i of ih* *.<mh
Kami Quarter i S K » , i of Nr.- ■
tlnn F « u r f •»
Townahlp 21
South of
Rauit*
Th irt y-on*
Raat, ran I Ain Imr
about
t#tt
( I f ) aer*a ntorr nr l*«a
T h * earn* in b# u.Ict to aatl jfy
ATIOft.
liA lt . S N l'T ,
H fin u iy .
IF *
RAKING
W 'P O W D E R
S > « c Prkc Tod*a*» 4 3 y ta r s A q o
A Unlvartlty of Kentucky pro
fessor *ay* the averngw poraon
lose* on# or more pound* a day
during period* of axtram* heat.
Action/,
m illions
1 sen
Ktnn
college, tn
England, w a *
Henry VI uin 1440
s h ir e .
leo a
ice- « r
i,
0 ^ rOUNOi MhVi A
o u » c c v L i N M f'.i
H
The 7
Kraft
Cheese
^ Spreads
now In new -design
Swanlc/iwlg g /a i i t f f
• Sparkling (lane* itrewn with
bright a tari. . . the one Swanky•wigL You'll want to collect a
whole act. And while you're doing
It, get acquainted
______ _
with a ll aeven
of the ddlcloua
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K r a ft C h e a t* *
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Spread*. Thcy'rw , I. „
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m jr v c lo u a (o r
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t.indwlche*,talad* al'
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and ap p e tiicra. J ______
lag chtlia and,
daCaluk by*
In th# University of
T e a *,
geology museum i* a meteorite
once used a* a blaeksmth a an
vil, but now a valued *p*alm#n.
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ROOFING
Complete
I With Nall*
A Cemant
B u c k in g h a m -
founded by
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ffeg OOM PUTB rskef. GnmM
CbBI Tania M pisossat to taha1
8#siy n b , own foe chiMiwa.1
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UNITED
LUM BER CO.
in Mi»tl
tn L 'h n n c « ry in « **# riA ln
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JEWELER
>*ln« Watch Anf Jtwglry RepaDlng
DUmona Moantlng And Engraving
■waaaa ra in s aai tub u w a t r
Tha Centra] Florida Council of
Chambers of Commerce will hold
a regular monthly braakfhat at
• o’clock Wednesday morning, Aug.
M, with th* Flagler Beach Cham
ber o f Commsrt# aa host*, accordlag to an Inr Ration received here
today by the- local Chamtxr. Pres
ident T . A Simpson and I w n ta r y
Ralph P . Bagwtll of th * S*mlnol.
County Chamber of Cgmmorcs plat
ta attend.
a i . 'jl l
\The
A he
F M K k A F A f k liA C a d d lic io u A
1*011
>1.
Mid d««t»i appnlntrd. nhall offer
fur Vila and well a I tinIdle outcry
n o T tc n o r *■■»:■ i \i , m k k t iv u
o # re in v m i N iio i.mctc* n r
t a a » o r * L i t : n r tviH i-onsT fo n .
Thursday.
*
I /
A apaclal ni"Unu. ’ „f th , nii.rh.
holder, of tha rtouaj. p . r n C o r p o
ration will t.e 0. lit u
ig all the county precinct*, they of tha
Corporal Wfn,
Altamont.
S p r in g * ,
s - l- r u . * .
,,
i
v
ji
will be handed over to th* County O'eloeh
on T u m i,jg
ji ,h .
. Commit*ion with a rwpieat for
Thla meatlna l»- *,||J|T'
ih.
„r | ii„r ,„ r.
g rofhi gntfnm on the ihrt machine PrralAant anO n it
for tho pitrpi^, „f ,„ t„ r |„M ,h>
qu eat ton In November.
Capital Ht.irh . f ih. n. , ,, 1 >r,,n
ballot Corporation.
a r, |
tran si
The brevity of today'
thar l. u il n n a a .
tha tion of aurh
I 'w ill make It poa.ibia
Seminole County aenatorlal mrulta to be known, It l* eipectad
tarpi rtation of the phraae, "or by » P. M. or 10 P. M at the
other placet of buaineaa.** and to latrat.
WE U r k p r o u d
raadrr an oplniun at hi whether
Continuing tte policy of elrcOF ' J UR SERVICE
it referred olqno Is eetablbhm*nt* lion aarvka, Tha ilerald wi'l pro- ! TO U R W A TC H MUST B E ;
almtlar to "tilling auttuni BtiJ •ent local and *tale reault* at
;
/ACCURATE
garage*” or to builnritei classed tha a fflc* tonight.
>- Official,' Railway IrupeeU r \
a* "putdie aarvkea.”
In tabling th* requeat for parwilt
STORM STATIONARY
fbf th* fll.lng atatlon, the Commii1 1 J PARK AVB.
lion apparently ha* reacfTkd th*
N EW ORLEANS. Aug. tl.- O P )
and of a prolonged effort to eora- —Th# Weather Bureau today adintrclalli* one of Ih* clty'a most viaod that a troplral dliturbanco
attractive raaidential irctiona.
of alight Intensity had been H>Mr Spencer ha* appeared ton- catad thl* morning about 200 to
alatrntly before
the goeemiug t&O mile* eaat t f Urow**vllle, T * lboard in an effort tu >re th* con- oa, and her mo»«d “ **ry lu ll* dorauniation of hi* plan*. Equally Ing tho 1**1 n e hour*.” Th* bureau
aaid thore 1* no danger at pra*
ant from the *tnrm.
tn Orlando yesterday when Semi
Mra. A. C. Me Neeley and her nal* County talent appealed be
lw* daughUrx, Polly and Marsha, fore tha hj3y. Mias E else Winn
af Waymoaa. G a- a t* the guests and Mtaa Jonne A tsrelis wars wino f Mr. and Mr*. C. D. Forvaatar,
West Ptral 9 tr c c i A. <S. Me Neeley,
J r , has bean viait ing tie* os fb r tha
Chief of Polka K»y William* to
p«vt three weeks, gad A k a Joan
day tarried bis right hand in
Torraater, who baa baam Mra. Me- bandagaw over cuts suatabitd yes
Naeley’s goait for th a past three terday When he suffaami an *eweek*, accompaaiod them.
cklent whll# opening a gkaa win-
X«cH B ottlt ol SC holds
b ro u g h t
roil
In a certain earn# thwrrin p«ndma
wherein CHAHK 4 ml i ' h M IM NT . a
to rp o r* ! to is* w * » plaintiff and W,
J. VAfUN and A MM K V AltN, hla
r i f f ,
V lin t t N lA
C A IIO I.IN A
CIfK M IC Ah
i ’Oil l*« ill a Tli »N.
a |
rur po fa I Ion, M
a
HlllTH,
a*
Uq ul il at or of th* hank of O victim
a
banblna
r**e i»<>r«ii<»n.
and
FRANK K. HOI.MK*. were d*.
fendanti, I, H#*» a . Hp**r. Jr., aw
ftgwctAl iCaaltr of * * i j Court, by
McL/^ULIN Jeweler;
Mian Mildred Lumley and Mia
Lorrahto FrankII* left Sunday fo
Mr. aad Mra. A. A
Havana,
Mia* Martha SUwana, H r. and
Mra. Uolaad X. K ing; Mis* Barm
Maxwell, Mra, John M yrkk aad
Mis* Sara and John a to Lon Myrick.
•i f i
A fter tha aaraaaaay tha aoupl*
left on a wedding trip ta Day
tona Beach
and ’ JatkaonvlBe.
They plan tn n a b r thakr h i m in
Sanford, wham M r. Brown !•
VA vnm t i u n
R E S ID E N T S OF
P A R R AVENUE
B A N BUSINESS
Mri. Tom Davla and Mar ,*r*t
Dovla left today to ap, nil a few
day. In iacknonvillo v itt> Mr.
Daria.
Mr- and Mra. K. R. TayWr and
daughter, Graaw, hare
returned
from a two we*ka‘ vacation la Al-
or
HI* Circuit Cmifi. in a tic for *1•mi
ne It County, Plorlilti*. In Chancery
\
Ch i Ii m . tr*M r . ( * Ob *
r a tio n of IniUltUir light*.
At
th * U M Uni*, r * J k * C h »f Bay
Williams innounntl plan, for
hanging warning aigni on light
pooto along th# A vn uf.
Th.ro wai t i p n u n l th* nood
o f a w u U n id i ofrtrar tn patrol
th* Avenue, and indication* wot*
apparont that this phase of ac
tivity a n y occupy a considerable
portion o f Motor Of/kcr Chart*#
Sttoffart* tint* I* th * futnr*. ’ 0 * * definite chnng* I" traffic
regulation* approved by official,
concerned a m w parking cod* to
bo In affect on Park Avtnoo.
Superintendent of Street, Ja m * .
Houghton, at h i. own suggestion,
wa> tm trurt.d to paint diagonal
parking ipoc*a on th* A r.n o *
b*tw**n Second
im i
F o u rth
S tr a ta on both sides of th *
thoroughfare.
From
fourth t *
Tenth Street# diagonal parking
trill bo enforced on th* wMt aid*
of tha highway, while parallel
parking will b* permitted on th* who toll the alary of tho Baltim ore ,beauty who*
rCat aid*.
th* man who gave A m erica'an etaplro In "*11**0*
Along T in t Street, where th* mopolitan picture .howlng at tSo j Rita Theater
Kmriyle
Ifoaahotdor,
W alter
F*»l»r, and Carl Fealar, Jr., rwturned Sunday frnaa the Texas
PI rat prattle* for tho rifle tegm
with Mr*. J. B. Root, 811 Palmetto
Crntanniak In Dallas.
o f th* Sanford unit of the Sons
Avenue.
of th* Legion i* achedulr,! for to
Circle Number F ir * of th* F irst
Mrs. Gertrude Braton ef Tampa, morrow night in the
National
Mcthodiat Church will have a elgru* Thursday evening at 7:30 at Mrs. J . H. Thagaard, also of Tam Guard Armory. Th# organliatlon
pa, and - children, Nancy and hope* to develop a tram to provide
tha homu <>f Mr*. Milton Reel, 918
Esther, are tha gotats of Mr. and competition for American legion
I Elm Avenue. Th* puutic la cordial
Mrs. A. B . Btavern■
Beit* throughout th* Hate.
ly Invited.
WEDNESDAY
Georg* Speer today corrected an
ianford Home D*mon*traImpression made here ytaterrlay
that an increased mainoervhip in
the Junior Bar Conference last
year wai under his administra
tis* a* chairman of tkf member
ship cemmiltee. Ha said th* In
Camaguay, Cuba, will arrivo in crease was made under another's
Sanford tomorrow to s k it Me. and regime.
Mra. V. Bayard Smith fog * few
day# bafer* leaving for Cobf bin,
There were no distinction* in
South A marl**, whom they will award* handed out yesterday by
make thole future homo. ■
th* J unlor Chamber of Commerce
-i------ Steaki
W ftii
N ol le* li tuprfby iiv#n that under
and! In |*ar*mnr* ««f that e* rf «l n
final ’ drert*
t*f f»»r*rl**nur# and
Min a mad# and n t n n l on l b *
l i l h day of July. I H i . In and by
(Service
. A d v i c e
th a t ad d s
.
C o m f o r t t o Y o u r Hom<
C o c n fo r
1
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During thaa* hat mmmm daj*. tha tkaa 700 m m widb •
, taWphooo to aldla
pcotlonM ^ h* lU dilarwcwm
lgtiPWA a dny
V * 4 i|7 N F “ rTaa Ulo a fraub, m 4 • dap
AM iocludto lha Un># ppgJknd fo« ralaxatW
thgW naM M — rAtM klnrtaalitgahanaahcild. A n t r a
Inal MbrpadlipM tha CMOA- * •** • 'd ° 4 ordan af kn anaga
A f© thn drngMota-r*.ak4 fg^an. .And with a tokphama k n g
f' i gRi g| f th# dqy arf ankly dkyaad of. k
wUM m a ^ M tiM M M fa ftonUkr with A# M lnnaftaln
frie s
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�TUESDAY, AUGUST I
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFOtD, FLORIDA
Stars
Sm all Audience
Disappointed As
F racas Is Farce
ona
WILLIAMS GIVES U. 8 . FLAT-RACING frieTPRV
1IF.RUN, Aug. 11.—(A^— Alterlea* x im iM r i continued to s e t
kicked around In the Olympic pool
yrnterday but h tr divert nuM what
opiMiiition there v n look Ilka an
awkward (quad.
While the Dutch girl, Rita Mattenbrnek, paddled to a reecrjmaking victory in the women’* 100m rtrr freo tty.e iprint final and
the Japanct* were knocklnc Olym
pic marki (alley west In the pre
liminary heat* of trie 400-meter In
dividual frve atyle and the 800-me
ter relay, A m erica* springboard
art lata made a runaway out of
the compulsory diving.
With Dick Dcgsner of Detroit
entrenched In flr tt place, Marshall
Jat h Dempsey, the farmer world's heevywelaM hexing champion,' hat
Wayne of Miami a clot* second,
jetted the campaign feraea ef Prssldsnt Roosevelt and will seek U
ami Al Green « f Chicago fourth,
or| anlxe pereent premlnant In the world ef eperta to werk for the
Winning the 400 meters dath. Archie Williams, Oakland, Calif., negro, ga
the teennd half of the eompell.
ahief txssutlvs’i re-electIon. Jaek (right) la teen In hit political head
flat-racing sweep through 800 meters in tha Olympic garnet since 1913.
quarters at New York conferring with Jam et A. Parley, chairman of
dicing—
linn
lodty—optional
the Democratic National committee. (Aeaoclated Prate Photo)
in thowt Williams (center) barely defeating hit opponents to finlth In
looked like a mere formality.
Thu graceful Japanese, Ttuney
frey Brown (le ft) of England It tecond, and Jimmy Lqvallt (right) of
liuvlnlnil
Dvt.a Tl L. - • _ ,
Shihahnia, who was In third po. i l l h i t t the result of steady scor
ing. nionc stood in the way of a
liiospective American twtep.
So bunutlful was their exhibition
that Ik-gtner and Wayna proved
probably greater favoritee with the
A SH EVILLE, N. C.. Aug. I L nIn-n crowd than their toammatoe
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IA1)—Flaying right along with old in any other branch of tha Olym
B E R IJN , Aug. 11.—t/O— Peru
mtn par almost from start to fin- pic games. Apparently there la officially withdrew Ito entire team ,
ish, Judd Brumley, of Greenville, nothing partisan about diving ad from the eleventh Olympic Games
Tenn., and J. T. Sw ans, Sr., of dicts.
last night following a tquabo'e ov
Tampa, H a., scored 71’* yesterday
K iery time the two Americana er a soccer gam* which the In
lo tie for the lead in the first IK ■eilrd through the air and cleaved ternational Football Association
holes of the qualifying round of Itiu water they brought a roar far ordered replayed after Peru had
By K. ||. CULLUM
W i l l i 1 0^ 1
the annual III (more Forest Invi surpassing that given any other*, defeated Aoatrl*.
'
The lest place Lookouts knocked l a l L i O l
tation golf tournament.
The Perovlan team, It was an
including the German*.
tho highly-touted Islander* front
Swann, one of Iho late finishers,
The audience sounded Ilk* it nounced, will depart for Paris to
tho top perch by taking both ends
I'l.ONIDA I
poster a 3fl on the par-33 front |would like to tuka the judges apart day on Its way baek to South
of a dotiblcheader from them Sun- Gainesville
nine and then to u rej the second when they gave Wayne a compare- America.
day. This Is Iho first time since >jVtf.Us* " " ,rh
The federation ordered Peru lo
I lively low score on hla final dive
the teaaon opened that the "Baby 1D elesn.i
and prevented his catching De- replay Aoetrla becauss Iho latter
Cardinal." have be»-n out of the H‘nation protested that spectators
lead.
fire Indenting Tom Perry of Tamps, i Wayne was awarded the highest, entering the field during play on
Incidentally, the Daytone Rea.-li
Ha. In Iho 7il group was Woods score in his group for each of flv* Saturday hindered the A ustriini
oulflt has proved the
easiest
Beckman, St. Petersburg, H i.
Iilives while Degener wax shaded Ini to a point where they were defeatl> « U n il a i
« idiiie* * ill*
team In the league for th* Look
i ed, 4 3.
------------------------- I only the fifth, a front jack knlfa
fUnf'*r«l
M
l
outs tu defeat on ,oca| grounds.
A t Olympic village, where the
T
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Of 11 contests between the two
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Here’s th# way the qoartot1 Feruvlin tram remained when It
here, Sanford has won seven, lost
in S a r a to g a
L v c n t «rorc«i In iho five compulsory dives:! was supposed to be repaying the
---------Front somersault— Degener, 7.30I match, an official who asked thnt
NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—(A l— points; Greene, 14.7fl|'Wayns, 14.221 kla name bo withheld said:
’•We won the-match against AusContinuing Its policy of running Sliibnhare, |3.0H.
o ff any rare that promises good
liuck dive — Degener,
15.13)i trta despite dirty play, dirty refcompetition despite the small also Wayne, 14.70; Shlbahare, 13.70); treeing and prejudiced linesmen.”
A spokeiman for officials anof some of the fields, the Sarato- Greene, 12.02.
ga Raring Association sent off n
Running front gainer— Degener,, nounredi
” As Pery ha* not obeyed the or
three-hurse field in the featured 17.20; Wayne, 14.72; Shibshsrn,,
der to p la f Austria, the latter la
5 automatically declared tha winner
i and will play Poland in the aemlflaala today."
Peruvian Team Is Jesse Owens Plans
Withdrawn F r o m F o r Professional
E 1 eventh Olympic Career On T r a c k
Isla n d e rs P rove E a sie st
L o ca l Foes F or Lookouts
Louis O utline!
New Method 0
fcOnce Calm Bomber
N o w <Expressive
T r a i n s For Ja c l
Lnited States Takes
F irst Two S p o t s
On S p r i n g b o a r d
Nine Runs Tallied In
' Fifth Inning, Six
C r o s s Pan In 6th
St. Augustine comet here to
morrow for a return game with
the Lookouts after the locals
play today in the Ancient City.
DEMPSEY STUMPS FOR ROOSEVELT
American Divers
Score Triumphs
Over Opponents
Sanford Wins Seven And Loses Three Contesta With Ex-League Leaders In
Games Played Here
: NEW YORIL A u g ..* l l _ < * ) _
Within the fleeting tp tc* ef >w
month*, Joe Louis hat ctwinge
from probably the moat feartem
fighter that ever italked the riry
Jungles Into a baffling human myi
tery that hag tha boxing world o
edge wilting for a solution tha
may mean financial bankruptcy,
Two months ago, a t the Browb
Bomber confidently trained for t i l
“execution” of Max Schmcllng, hi
wax hailed *e the hyartteas mol.
derer of the ring. Impraaaed wlBhla teeming InvtncfiUty, botlnW
fans lifted gate receipts close I F
the million dollar marit again. Thl.
butlnett •( butting tjrn other f t f t
low on the noao thrived and Pnv
motor Mika Jacob* 1s t cocnfo(fw|
ably on tf>* thron* ax the d k U 0
of the hog* (ndnetry slm py b U
taute he owned Logit’ w n U ill. R
Then, ho mat probably tin pnljfighter la tha world vWhblwoM'l
afraid of him— Schmellng. TEA
durable Teuton, perfectly romlfl
tloned, tmathed him Into .defeef
with the biggtst “sucker punch* IA
tha Industry—a commoR. rig h t J
Lonit took a real, signed to osetq
S3-ytar-o 14’ Jack qha^pyi ,nw
cam* hack to Fompton Lake, .V,
J .,’ to train.
' ■' ‘ '[
But It’s a different, puxxllng LouS
la who la l>*<k In training ag a l£
ills once Immobile facial feature*
tre courted with expression* r f
| pain, teriOeiBCti and - quest tab
mark* aa. hla •parr lag partners
'Iunafraid po longer, rip Into hlna
' Hla human punching b ags' throw
Ins Rawls of Fort. Lauderdale,
Fla., coaid finish no better.than
sixth and serenth In th* 100-meter
final which MUe Maslenbroek capturned in l:0B J after a furioda
stretch duel with Janet Campbell,
speedy “unknown" from Argen
tina. with 10-m*tars to go that
would have taken a surveyor's
sight to separata Ui* pair, who
ware In adjalalng lanes.
In th om cit two.
Palin won two races, also pilot*
Ing E . J . Baker'* season champion
Cardinal Prlnct to tho front In tho
i stake for 3:16 pacers, an easy win
in straight heat*. Th* stallion did
not have to approach tha saaton’s
pacing record of l i t 3-1 which ho
I
C la ssified Advertisqment$
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired FURNISHED if tj& iT
bp ona who really know* how
Briggs. Jeweler. Mag. A r*.
V -L ogt u h i Found
—* - - — - - l-ORT: PAIR men* hornrimmed
glasses. Finder plea** return
lo D.
rerkla*.
1— AutawOUw.
' s<~
■W. * r.Wlgglae,- New
Roger,: Hardware Ccb,
i r 1 •'
nr5
Wall Street, New York, wa* so
named because of a wall eroded
there to prelect tho early settlers
from Indiana.
Reran flood control and reser
voir projects la Oklahoma to cost
94,097,400 have teen approved by
th* war department.
START Y O U R VACATION
O N T H | ■ •' f
COO L C R U IU -W A Y
w
i•
—
•
�■"jcrn^ipn
wmm
C ovnty
M m M i l Aai Vcc*UMm Than Any
Similar Aren In America
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R
-
Member
VOLUME XXV
A ss o c ia te d
Preaa
MOB ACTION FEA RED
Government
Bans Loans
In Seminole
_
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iS m a lft
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. “WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 12. 1930
E x -G o v ern o r
Emergency Crop
Loans Available
Tampan Gels 882
Votes In 1,644
New Move Expected
To Be F elt By 150
County Producers
E x tra o rd in a ry
F iv e
V H
W ith
B a llo tin g
L ack
In 1
o f loans, lin e* Ui« money
With th* ultimatum in effect,
only on* tjp * of government loan
will now be available to firm er*
sad growers, that— the emergency
crop loan— I* limited to 1200 per-
O f
11
On© of the
Udeat
lew,
10:69
th *
Seminole County
Officers Search
For 3 Convicts
nutfttaniling
■ iif interest
All
frit-
Hon w,iu
n Kr
. '©,
s
I
'T h * weather:
1
Su rv eySh ow s
L ack O f
51
87
108
111
38
19
74
51
52
21
38
23
22
9
14
19
26
131
138
140
209
31
Ii
50
20
15
5
29
ia
27
5
14
13
17
D e s ira b le
T o u rist
A c c o m m o d a tio n s
Proof that Sanford ii coming
back was evidenced l i l t night ny
local real ettata broker* meeting
with th© Board of Dlrectora uf
the Saminole County Chamber of
Com me ret, to ditcuia the possibilitiea of bringing more tourists to
this eit ysnd county next winter.
E. H. Laney, chairman of th*
Chamber's
Tourist
Committer,
started th* discussion by statin*
that a survey made by himself ami
other members of tho committee
624
367
resulted In the discovery that there
258
403
are scarcely any desirable home*
702
Ml
er apartments In which to place
tourists, should they com* here.
Bpeskinf as a real eitate broker.
F . E . Carmack, of th* Baysrd
Realty Co., told tha Directors that
activity in his field had incrvsivd
v iim
substantially for house* and apart
ments. The realty ayent stated,
The object o f the oryaniiaUon
■ 4® © I k toward procress fo r
tho ©to.
.
.— , cards, to b* dls_________
Nerthrreet pleyod la windows, bear th© folscattered lowlof faucrlptlont
“I f jrew hoar a * hnocklnr. ask
_________ __
er Thursf w • d e a rl The m o k e* will be
Jfe
^
«*• AUrtgbt, let's smile.
ThmVr
Mrs. I.ucit* Walter o f Saaford
this afternoon (attained a trashed
rlfh t arm In in aatomohll* sceldeet at tha Intersection o f Laurel
Avenue and Seventh Street. Bhc
was rushed to the hospital.
An official pellet report said the
limb apparently .waa shattered as
Mr*. W alter's roadster overturned
after colliding with n vehicle driv
en by E. J , .Toll, aUe o f thia city.
Roy WUIlama, .ch ief o f police,
saU Mr*.. Walter1* waa procedlnc
•oath on Laurel aad K r . Tall was
driving west *a Sovetih when the
crash occmred,
, 1
Chief WUlleans reported that tha
rosdatar terned ever and headed
r at T»«0 •'deck to
Q narJ
first actual target
II was announced thi*
m hr F e r n Mere, chairef The American Legion Sheriff * F . McClelland left for The victim's srm waa rs o tk t be
tween steel team, Jw t under tha
Week Committee.
Ralferd; State Frieon today with windshield, and the street. Chief
Iwn prieaweia, Joseph M. Robin
said.
,
•
i Ceuaty Chamber son, white, and J i n Williams, ne- Williams
ice are lavsetidptlaf. Ne ■
m $ today la re- r ® . Ha la sehadalsd to return tot v, h "
"
T
. ,
ir A t a Mm New
ir a s tS
Uc n s rU tb rn .
to «L*ht
• d d f p o f posalnt bed
Mphway
drew three
far a atrtia ef all*c*d hwat i
•Joria* In .this -rtrtaity. “ L
M S m l*
ef the
Millard B. Smith. f l n l
McClelland ■Leaves H
F o r 8 te te Prison I r l i
M
it
S IR S
t
( ’r o s s
dlrwti^ rwra wWek
CeMlaeed * a Pane Tkree
Japanese O f f i c e r s
And Farnsworth A r e
I n d i c t e d As S p i c f
S lo t P e titio n s Senior Chamber
M eet Approval Endorses F ig h t
O f M ost Voters Against Lottery
M o re T h a n 9 0 0 N a m e s B o a rd A llo c a te s $ 2 0 0
On R e q u e s tF o r R e f -!
In E x p e n s e M on ey
eren d u m
On
S lo ts
3W7 voles In th© country t* hiIe th© J.tKM) name# which will b© prt*
•a-governor wa* pulling h jt 21.1. sen ted to the County fomniii-
!
i
Lucile W a l t e r Is
albly acaiUrsd
Legion rifle
•u
L ead s
Of
Doyle
O ver
O f
In
Tow nsend
T o
B a se b a ll
T eam
oiiitiifiidtng the Junior Cham
Moi© than HtNl mttnr*
were
obtained ill Sanford and cuillUj be4 of t iiiiiiiieicv lor itH drive
try pre met* yestwrilay fin lhei**gain#t lottei lea anil Joining it*
Jurljf«\ giving th© Tamp.tn «» it.«
their demand for
rif riilatrd
by
the number*
in
Jorily her© tif *Jd7 «»f hi* IIHI bal )ietit ion*
srekina , 1*g*d ei»f"ir» inent
if
the antilot* amTipt in thi* eity
Mmi*tv| tal
Miucifttion
Sir. Andrew* mad© n
virtual
t referendum on thr *Jot ma Uittety laws, th© Ituard of Utfec*
tm s of
the Seminole Count >
c ir r i i wevp of th© cm vi t * m in i*
hi nr i|U»attvfls out of a lrt.il
dpt »* lr. 11 ivf which tut t* t bum |viite in th© county of only 1.641. t huiu.br r of Couilitf I v«, at I lie It
meeting
last
In *«>nt© country district* |»" irgular monthly
#?l|!u inly wnw «n«
L> .V
C lftton. Thv Slavic*-prwwifl** divid titlon* wrwr© circulated, hut re* night went on record as endor*
ing th© imivcunnl, #ind pledged
ed its votP. giving 14 tu each can- ault* wire not available today
It in th© objective of th© A#. tbfir nupjMirl ti» the JayCee*
diilalc.
This at tion wh* taken «ft©i
- itch*ill tinn tn
Becur©
at leant
Th<* former rltru lt ju«l«t *
<
■g
Booster Club Cards
S e rio u sly
In C i r c u l a t i o n B y i . a
/
I
Junior Chamber U n it!A s A u t o s C o w d e
« i 0 l A. M. and l i M P. M. Bun
Certificates 'o f membership In
H 4*e a t l i l A. M. a id sets a t the 'Saafcvd B o o .ter.'C lu b ” were
T i l l P . M. Mm
Has* a t 1:10
today by Ja n o f Commerce memA-J K . and **t» a| 9 * 4 F. M.
. . ,
#fcr.
1
1A
'»
3A'
2
4
r>
a
7
8
u
10
ii
12
13
14
16
thv ballot Ini! I Hiring the lift
primario* in Jun©, nmrr than .1.
600 vi>t©<l,
II Clifford jimpcr, Mr t'm 't n
cn**.nl all four p-v u t • |»ihmr
ITI in, 1■I mI of (Vit
n»f:i|»*iTP I
1 1 1\J (*i >1 for Ih© lo rn * n i f j l t
Into
Real Estate Men! iicnc«d in prprinct 3 V Sanford,
where 320 vote* went t«»l K«r
See ‘Comeback’ rat City racordrd the light©*! with
only Ms
lf'c itl count of the iallol will
Ahead For City bnC n»^d©
Friday win*-; th© can
SEMINOLE COUNTY
Posse Combs Neigh
borhood Of Long-
A.) M. and 11:44 F . .M.; high,
M gr
!
M a j o r i t y
N o m in e e
In te re st
tsl th© rUe*Ai|jy rj
Sanford
Sanfitrii
Hanford
Hanford
Iuike Monroe
Peola
Oviedo
early today biased their
way Geneva
" . ; ____________
through the
underbrush, and Chutuoiu
scrub of th* Longwood neigh Gsbrirlla
borhood in search .of throe con. Longwuod
vkt* who escaped from a camp Ijikc Mary
Altamonte
near Kissimmee Monday.
Resident* In the area about ' F o rs.t City
Slavia
dusk Tuesday reported that a
Kern Park
trio of strangers were seen In
Oftcmlft
th * vicinity. Authorltie* rushed
Sanford W oodm aneftka World to th* scene with bloodhounds. City Total
Deputy J , R. Hicksonaon
wQI n e a t Thursday night a t 9
County Total
the hem* of Bud l-ewla had
•‘(flock for a regular weekly **
Grand Total
broken into and a quantity
aleta, lodge official*.- said today.
On ra g * Tws)
(Tkarsdaya
•‘1
r|
T
IVote Is Light1 State-Wide
S h o w s
lean populitptl tHimmunillv*.
rtturn< art* unoffnia’
Further limitations restrict th*
f*ad (o be used only for th* pur
chase o f seed and fertl.lier.
Mr. 'Dawson said that between
ISO and ISO persona In this county
will be affected by th* gorernmeat’i decision to curb the reset
tlement, or rehabilitation loens.
He indicated that an Immediate
e ffe ct might revolt in the price e f
Following an asserted kidnaping attempt A gain st a white baby end th* shooting of three mem
farm product* grown here.
The ageat laid that beyond the b e n e f a white posse at a negro's home, mob action was feared for th* third time In a month at
Min on accepting applications for Anniston, Ala. Thirty stale highway patrolmen Joined doaen. of possemen In the hunt for. the
faiure resettlement loens, he douot- negro believed to have don* th* shooting. A t top are Mr. and Mis. tlUmsn Wllllsmton who report
*a—* a-h—. a-----•d'U 'M fro attempted to abduct their baby which d * shown with them. Below highway patrolmen a r t
w
w r w w i f t r 4i m t f w m c t t n t w
ABsfl approved here, and forward' shown with pdas* member* a t the home of Art Bush, negio, where the shooting took placs. (A s
to Washington, will be eon- sociated Press Photos)
ms ted.
Mr. Dawson stated that persona
who hae* applied for rebabllitaHlon funds fhould make Immediate
Application fer emergency crop
8ENATK RACE
loan* through hie office.
e
■ I . W alts, Sanfoed Avsnue, to
wny obtained a building pern
to im age 1500 in re v a lrs'to a
enw-story brick structure.
M an
C a rlto n
E ig h t
only 1,11II pvrwona i|rt»pp«*t| » licket
1 Jo e B istruf Day will be obssrved
Sunday at Municipal Athletic
lte ld when th* Sanford Lookouts
■wet Oaineevllle in a double header.
1 Fiona for th* special observance
In chid* th* presentation of a g ift
Id B istruf who haa been on* of
i n * mainstays in th* Senford line
up thia season.
By
4 ,9 8 4
T h e fo rm e r g o v e rn o r c a r
the oneipired term* of the late Srnatora Duncan V Fletcher and
ried Ho: five piivincl* in this rmin
_____ ___________
ly compared 111 n that went f..r Dark Tra mmtU
Mr Amlrrw* along with 7*12 vote*
Huwevi-r, th,- city a-rar
strong enough t.. ml,- him «>ii-r
the * HIa Her veiling mini Impr« t»f thv
particular
Jo e Bistruf Day
Scheduled Sunday
O rla n d o
N O M IN E E S
•’j a
Favor
P la n A i
S ta te
C
kidtfw*
Ihiylr K. Carlton of T a m
m2 ;
• .3
pa swetit Sominolr County
" JA U K S O N V IL LE .
Aff f i
3
In the Demorrnlii' sonaturiHl
*1 - ( A I *i F o r m e r
J ui I k * . Gj
firimury flections ve*terili»v
('liurlr.e (1.
A ndrew s,
O r- ' t
ty drawing 8H2 votes.
al
lantlu. t o i ’a y wnn thi* Detnal* . i
though In1 lost the nomina
tion In Judge C (), An
(’lauds* P tp p ff of TftUahftftBrr, left, and Judge C O. Andrew* e r n t i f im m in iitlim f o r eleflS
drews i f Orlando in
the uf Of Undo, will be thr ireniiH rat*1 candldstra in the Nnvemhvr gen
tint: to fill o u t t h e u u e x p i r e i )
1
State-wide vote.
rial «lection* when the *tat** vulva, along with olhei thing#, to fill t e r m
of
the lute
U nited
originally al.ocatad to thU ( ta t*
Will b* pound Into th* drought•frlcksn rtfion.
**
D E M O C R A T IC
71
1
O rla n d o a n
P resen ted
1
that
IsG iv e n '
P re cin c ts
C o u n ty ,
1 Effects of the mid-west
ern drought atrudk Seminole
lunty its tin t direct and
lavy blow today with the
nouncement that farm re
habilitation ‘ loans for thia
area are cancelled.
, County Agent C. R. Dawaon said he received Instruc
tions to accept no more ap
for
‘ ’1
.
NUMBER 24*
Established In 1908
Andrews Wins Nomination;
Carlton Carries Seminole
AGAIN AT ANNISTON
Farm Rehabilitation
Fund Allocated To
Area Will Re Used
|. In Drought Region
plications
Sanford I« The Only Central
Florida C ity Affording R*H. Highway
And Water Transportation —I
Ileiivif.l
balloting
wi*
©tp«-
aiiiii with ft requent that Hemi.
nolr County .vote pro or curt on
alot machine* during the gen
■i*I ©let touts of November,
Member* of
th©
ministerial
group her© said that whit© only
BOB namen
were
r©<|uir©d
to
nrcmnitati*
a
referendum, th©
pet it h nn may b© circulated from
hou#© !•» house in older to ob
tain an many name* a# possible.
t« *f ln w r U
frail** 1** 1 * ***©
Ja y C ccs
E nd orse
A v ia tio n
For
A
P r o je c t
G round
ii*i»v«t
In
incrt'ai©
School
gro w in g
Intrir®! in uvistbin h©r©
nmtl©
by tIt** Junior < ltamh©r of Com
Vkiilng board m rr’n.
Hint.' U-tt night whtn it mlt©d
H o name of Mr Andivw* will
ot!«•mii-»o t o ' lh© Wl’ A-i»|>©rftt©4l
ispjiror aft a D e m iv ji on the gen
g i •iiin11 school in IIf Inrni*i .
© a I cection tick t Irt Novirmlor
It
wns
fin itirula fly it i ©HmmI
fi*!jctrtng hi* errti*- rtlon Ly t» *.
( that no charge in mad© anyont
atato (anvftjmtng boi*.l.
who wish©* to attend th© insti
t luuc* Papprr uf TblSahaatfs#
tution. Preliminary nviatlon work
will b« tho other Urmo^rar.t no.ui-.
is th© chief *uhj©ct of study.
»«« on th© fail ©lection hi Hot. M©
Jnyi'ei'S outlined [duns for a
waft unoppoft©d in th© fir*t pri»nn,ok**r to be held shortly nod
inaritfl am| automatically rvcrivr.i
nnm©d Henry Witt©. Jr., and K«
nomination to run for the un
Sanford % population decreasrd j
|jm©y to t a k e c a r e o f urrang©©iplred term of Duncan U. FUtcn
on©
in
July
through natural) mrnts.
er. Judge Andrews' nomination wan esuve,. arrrrdlng In the monthly
Thu urtfaniration reported that
report of vile) ita ti.tie * riles,od it i» encuiirsifud by the growing
for Park Tram mel.’< poiitiun.
today by II. G, ll.vkina, vital evidence of public sentiment in
vtxli.tirian of this city.
furor of It. fight i r i i M t lot
T o w n s e n d O ffic ia l
There were 19 death, recorded teries.
L
Deaths In Sanford
Exceed Births For
July, Report Shows
i\ jin o u n c e s
O f
T h re e
R em oval
L ead ers
CHICAGO, Aug. I I , — tAI*>—
Gitmour Young, national secre
tory of the Townsend Old A *r
Pension
Movrmrnt,
announced
last night th* dismissal o f thrn■enlor officers of th* organisttion and the closing of alt re
gion) office* Aug. IS.
J . B. Keifer. formerly central
regional director here; William
Palter, frrmvrly Eastern regional
director * t New York, and P r
Clinton Wunder of New York,
formerly national speaker, Young
-said, were no lunger connected
with th* movement.
“The specific reason for which
they were discharged was in tfflcteney,” the national secretory
said. " I t was so slated when they
were notified as of Aug.
16
T h flr general conduct in office
waan't sallefactury to tha oganitatlon, or rather th* Doctor (D r.
Francis E. Townseml, eo-founder
o f the moviment) felt it wasn't
satlafactcry."
Young said complaints had been
aaatrad that Dr. Wunder waa laJa e tta f “politic* and
political
peraaaalitU.1"
In his .pee*has
rather than devoting hie oratory
esctoalraly to the Townsend plan.
Retinwal offices to ha eloaed
Saturday are located to Chicago.
New York,
Los A ngel*, aad
J s ekeea ville, Fla.
officially and 18 death* entered,
Mr lla.k in * said
He pointed nut that the num
ber of birth, we. unit.unity low
'van for th* summer. Generally
'here a '* between .70 anil 40
hahie* bc.rn here earh month, lie
•eels red.
Th# number of death. In July
lid-not vary tn any degree from
■he average, recording
to the
itsllatlelan.
Following la the tabulated re
port compiled by Mr. Il* .k in .:
Mirths: male whit* 8, female!
while I . mala colrred 3, female
colored 7.
Deaths: male while 4, femrl*
whit# 6, male colored 4, female
colored 6.
Hintox
S en ator
I’ u r k
T r*m -
mell.
A n d rew .., a d v o c a t e of th S
Townawiid Ubl Ag© iVnwton PUtt*
inid th© Florida Ship Canal, had
a IIrad ttf 4,1164 vulva uvsr fort*
iin*r t«ov©niur Duyl© E. Carttoft^
lampu, on th© basia of unof
ficial
i©turn* from all but
viitirrml
[irvcn.ci.
in y ttlee*
iley’n a|H'cial primary.
: hi* m>U- from 1,111 nut o f
l.iWJ [u rn n e t* « ■ ), A ndrew . * !,•
•M.. i arllun, Mi.MU.
Th* total
volt* «o fur ropiirtnl w e . 120,434,
which I. light fur • atsU-wldf
election. S c i U t r n l precincts stlB
Uiifcp'irtnl were nut expected t o
:hetiK* the iraull.
•
The vote, still Incomplete III
c* untie* thruuih which the cenel
would run, l i v e Andrew* e m a
jority of 4,718. There
was NO
way
of
telling definitely hone
m«ny voir*
the
Town send Ite a 1
uete Aiulrew* but th* state eon- Ms- vpntion of that crxenlsallea
_
dorsrtl his cindidftcy
and flttlB
l©uil©r« for his nom ination.
Earle Says Armory
T o B e Completed
Within One Month
Apprrrv.)mntety one month a t l
wj>rk remain, before the local N a.
tional Guard Armory will be complrtcd, W. 8. Karl*, WPA work dU
rector in thka county, said today. '
Mr. P.arle also announced th at
the lirirk-faring work on thi bulldr
lug h«. been nearly finished.
Originally planned to have b**A
covered with weatherboard, suf
ficient money w*« secured tu mek»
ii .ligh t change In
plena, end
hr irk* were employed fur a b*U#S
■piM’iirancr.
Th© director *ftl»l tho diffironc*
In costs was not substantial al
though th* change will tsnd to
make th# building more nearly,
fireproof.
Other than Ihe
K sr> said. WPA
A repr rt of the bench '<»"• S(,ro,noU County consist
mitlee
showed s v e l rn
co-op, „ #rk. A erew
evatinn on the part of city m * r - j'
,,
j|,e pga|e
rh anl. who, at the .ugge.lion o f , "
'
g M L y-o lly m, a are SW-,
the Junior. ( hamber. are
pur-1
chasing public .eating fa c ilitie s. I'11* * * 1 un >h< pr J
'___
tn place in front of their place,
nf business.
A number of member, nrinounerd Intentions of attending
the organisation meeting uf a
Motorcycle Officer C h a r i # *
Junior Chamber of- Commerce i t
Shaffer today 1* concenlrattoB
Kissimmee tonight.
Mis. Rlolw Winn and Joann* • ffirts on Park Avenue to c « *
Aitarelln, prise winner.
In e speeding, th* Police Dep*rtm*1l»
re-ent JayC e* contest in Orlando, announced.
With th * assistance »« * W J*
will accompany tha group to pro
vehicle, th* officer
vide entertainment.
several warnings to
has refrained from
arrest* to data, '
Motor patrol H
n part o f tha
In traffic
I * reply to letter* sent out cun
tslning a copy of their occasional
pub.lotion titled “Good Newe,”
the Seminole County D um ber o:
C o m h a a receive I numerous
Ufte ATI
comment* from rlalroed officials,
. 47
It
k A u ru t
&i47.
A fir ftl*
Clampers of Commtn:* newspaper
editors, city officials, and v s r ir j*
(.'her r ,- plcnU throughnu'. th* no- J I L T
'h n ii v u annocn**l today fy
Feet *t try R. Y. Bagwell.
The Chamber la commended In
all letter* fo r Ito work during th *
past two years, and for the unus
ual progress made by this city
and county In that period.
. “Good N ews" contained o re Acotrar
*s
copy of editorials and news artleM
Its appearing In the
lan fo M
Herald, Florida Timet
Union,
Orlando Morning Sentinel, which
boosted tha p ro g rts.lv . spirit of
tha Chamber and tltliens of th*
Motorcycle O fficer
W arns Speedster*
Chamber Publication
Astor Custody Suit Praised By Officials
Nearinsr Settlement
WASHINGTON,
A ur
12(A P )— Namln* tw o Jap an .t* Na
val afflcers as coaspirston, a
federal grand Jury here yriler1.0.1 ANOELE i T Aug. 13.—(A7
Jo ha 8. Farnsworth for plotline
—Climaxing a day of intense con
day indicted former Lieut. Com.
ference*. lawyers in beautiful
to betray American military secMary A .tor’s sensation-ituddud
rata.
child custody suit against her for
AeaJetant United Stales Attor
mer husband. Dr. Franklyn Thorp*,
ney Samuel F . Beach said he had
•nnuoncej last night thry had vir
not ao «fb t th* Indictment of the
tually agreed on a s*llei1»nt which
Jap an *** officers. Toslyuki 111would block furth«r public airing
mlys and Okira YamakL, because
of Ih* affair.
they ware protected by diplomat
When Superior Judge Goodwin J .
ic Immunity.
Knight rrre.ard
court
until
In an earlier Indictment Farns
Wedneeday th* lawyers said they
worth. wh* was ousted from tha
hoped to ba a ll* to present a set
service In 1917 fe r "scandalous
tlement by that tlm*.
conduct" was accused of deliverA short time before Roland Rich
tag a confidential naval publica
Walter, attorney fo r th * auburntion to nanamad Jap an*** agents.
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P u s h officlaia e f Arkansas, haired actress, .aid “ground* for
ClalmtoS'Utat both (Ilm lja ami
Yasaaht. bad served an Japanese Oklahoma. New Mexico, Arison* settlement" bad been reached. Tha
first eatlra day had been aa * at In ronnaval s lt scbee a t tha smbassy and Taxes wlU hold the
hart. Beach acid he believed they sen th we*Urn states parol* run- f.rences between Woolley and Jo s
f tr e a t* at Calveaton, Tex., 8*pL eph Anderson, chief counsel for
bad le ft th * Uaitod lU te s
I Dr. Thorp*,
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Battering the Hated world rocord, Jech Lovelock of New Zealand daahaa across the lino to win tho Olym*
plat 1.400 motara run. Hla lima waa three minutes, 47.1 aaconda. Clenn Cunningham of Konooa (loft),
running second, alao aurpaaaad tho previous warld record. Thle la a Berlin, to-New York radio picture,
(Aaaoclatad Praia Photo)
Thla exclusive picture Juat received from Spain ahowt daaperala rabela calmly holding thalr fire until adtrancing government troopa approaah within batter gun range along iha ba'.lla front near Z in g e rs. Delpa rata fighting In that aacto' m ulled In heavy bloodahed. (Aieoclated P tr-: Paramount Nawa Photo)
Watermelon Queen
Rep. McSwain Dim
TOWNS SETS RECORD TO WIN OLYMPIC HURDLES
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rreaaury Seeretary Mergenthau. Orady Boatwright (left) was dropped
from ehlef ef the S L Paul bureau to a field peat Joeeph Slurp hey
(right), o veteran of SS years, was demelad from assistant chief of tho
Secret Service to chief of o bureau. (Aiaoclated Prase Photos—Copy,
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‘BIG CHIEF’ ON THE PEACE PATH
SIXTEEN BELIEVED LOST IN SINKING OF.
TALLEST HUMAN STILL GROWING |
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Fnrit* And Vegetables Than Any
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R
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Aaaodalad P n m
eminole County Negro Youth
nd Florida Name Confesses To
Slaying Girl
enate Nominees
S tr a ti*
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Sanford la T h e O nly Central ^
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Florida C ity A ffo r d in * Rail, H l g b w g J / . j
A n d W a te r Transportation ^ m i
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 10, 1936
Eatabliahad la
NEGRO H ALL BOY SEIZED IN CLEVENGER MURDER
1908
N U M B E R 246
Rebels Announce
Capture Of Town;
On Bay Of Biscay i
tl
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A ll-N igh tlT r i l l i n g
Wrings Admission
Carlton I s Favored Rivals For SenateSeat
From
H o t e l Hall
Slightly In R a c e '
B o y In Asheville
* With Orlando Man;!
Communities
Facing
Milk Products Shortage Of Food*
Water As Spanish
Of Sanford Are War Result Spread*
Rated Highest Madrid Is~Next 1
Pepper Runs Alone
ASHEVILLE, N. C.. Aug. 10 —
t/J1) —Sheriff Laurence Brow n to
day bed announced that Marlin
Moore. 22-year-old negro hill boy
at * hotel here, ronfes'rd to the
killing of pretty IH-yvar-uld Helen
to.
l
Clevenger, New York University
co-ed, early July It!.
Absentee Voting Pre
Sheriff Brown raid Moore signed
f!
dicts L i g h t Bal
a confession and re-enacted tho
Seniinnti* tuutitv'* gratle " A ”
scent
in
the
hotel
room
where
the
loting On Tuesday
d a frie * a ie tu itd ui' i ii c itid k j*rv"iid
V,
young student’s body ass disco'',
to none in the i.t.*ii*. -nvord uur to
III* laanolilH r r f « )
crcd that morning. He said robhe-y
By PAT PATTEK90N
n u ta le m i'lit mndi* t«*d;iy l y lle m v
Tho rapture o( tie toinl waa the motive.
H ry n n t, d in v i.M k*t tin S t a le Mi k
For the third timo in lit*
of Santander >i
The officer quoted She negro si
Control lionni, ulm all ended a ami proviitre
le more than two months
saying ho first tried to gain en
Biscay waa
ilif e !ill}* i i f I ’U 'il * |.i!iy iiit c iv o U in on Iho Hay of
lor Ida vote™ will go to the
trance to Hoorn 2IK, then Room 2111
i lummincrtl
by a Spanish!
I Hi* t y u i i llm i-e tin - iiim m iijr
polls tomorrow.
t
and found them both locked, lic
M r. H r y ju ' iu M i .1 t l i i i F ln rid i Ivt’lirl radio .station today U
• The special
Democratic
tried tho door ^of Hoorn 221, he
Hero * Martin Moore, 22-year-old negro hotel hull boy, in custody of officers at Asheville, N. r a n k , au uu ig Hie f ir \ fiv e Rtnles word filtered tlirouffh that
primary election of Tuesday
said, and Ihe Joor wWs open.
(V. shortly after he allegedly confessed the brutal slaying of pretty 18-ycar-old Helen Clevenger. in the nnnut w d li te tra iil to th*' other far nurthcrn communV
was necessitated when death
“ Miss Clevenger was sitting on, New York University co-ed. Left to right are: Sergt. Thomas J Martin, of the New York City homi i|iiS4 l i l y o f m ill* pr o.lu red
atruek twice in Washington
it it", faced nhurtugo of food
the
bed,“
the
sheriff
quoted
Mouto
I
and removed this state's two
T h e iliie t hn p ra i e.| d a iry m e n
cide squad; Deputy Sheriff Thomas K. Brown; H.rgt. John J. Quinn, of the New York City homi
and water ns a result d f
tn saying, "when 1 went in. Then
veteran senators, Duncan U.
in
ill
I"
wert
l.in
f'»r
ii.ivnu;
retained
cide; Marlin ........ . Deputy Sheriff l.ove C.udg. r . .sheriff Uurenee E. Brown; Walter B. Orr. (orshe got up and said ’What do you
Spain's civil war.
.• k1
Fletcher and Park Trammell.
and Deputy Sheriff Frank Messer. (Associated I’ ress I’hoto) a low |trU*e wiMlf in ieTailuije inilk.
want?’ I told her that I thoaght mer chief of police at Charlotte, N.
larget* uf bitter attack* hr
-W hile three namea will appear
ile^ p lle ttie f u t Mmt th e recent
the room was unoccupied, ‘If you
Seminole County ballot.
d roug h t t iu - e d n n -e in the p rice both shell anil rifle flra •• Iba*
do not leave thia room 1 wi I rail
Will In reality be only one
Itehels fuught fur aretii to
o f fc r d i.
the
office,’
she
said
and
came
to
|n which a contest Is im
No nilvnure In milk prices is nn- j northern svalxianl which would
.
.
,
.
.
.
Ik .,..
1
ward me.
pending. Fonnar Governor Doyle
iU’ipntud In*i i* inik“*i fri?i| c»*id -urc them more arnu and smmuniK. Carlton and Judge C. O. An
“ I pulled a pLtol from my nclt
ti„n.
Northern
Loyalist
held tho
fiirgt* ii hia «l willt »n unuUMrcUiI
d re w !'o f Orlando must face each
and nhe was within IK Inches of me
communities of Han Sebastian, f 'i
Vim r. nciunlim: t*> Mr. Ifi y21nI
when she apparently first nnlierd
6 *6 * in seeking the nomination
In niuklng sugguNtiutiN uf mulli- Itriileria and Iron and were re
as ; candidate for the Tcammed
the gun. Hho screamed and I fired.
ml * In jiruvi’iit prut’ iim '4, ihe ill ported fighting doggedly for sx«
A
t
she
fell
I
struck
her
in
the
fare
M « '
Following
an
established
iTilnr urgt'ti Umt hntii^uwhrva U*« istence.
1 Claude Pepper, who wai de
with tiro butt of the pistol and
cusluiii iif public service, Thu
Madrid heard that grelt cowtuiui' "I miMIu ciiiiaciitun,** Ihjit h,
S'fvw . votaa In 1031, ha, tha on
fled."
Sanford Herald tomorrow will
crnlrsUons of Insurgimt troop*
tu iitiik** p>|m'v m I i ' f f u r l n tu w a ril re t
fsatsd by Sen. Trammell by only
furnish irlurna in the primary
Tho negro was formally charged
slacking arms and taking Intinhi mini: empty mi k, Lull Ion.
Him field to himself In tha cam.
ili^tuni In Id lu numinaln ,i
with murder, Sheriff Brown said,
tyry south of tho beleaguered boy
for the poet of Sen. FletMr.
I
try
u
nl
Mtitl
D
u*
ttairy
in
Former Governor
Doyle
Lemocratic
candidate
fur
the
and It was nnt decided immediately
(owns are in preparation for an afdustry each year in forcttl
Carlton (lop) of Tampa and C.
Uniti-d Stairs Senate.
hether a speeial term of court
ruult Intended to wipa aut OTOry
lltieal observers throughout O. Andrews (below) of Orlando
in'iiiiiii!iiti'i
uvcihtail
uapi’iidilurpA
Results will lie available at
would lie caLed as the regular ses.
vestiga of Leftist military control
CHICAGO,
Aug.
i
l
l
—(A7—A
the. atats and many Florida edl- are opponents in seeking
ineicly
localise
iktnohm
Iji'cumt*
1
BKKI.tN.
Aug.
10.
W
I—Swim
tha alon tnecls townrif the end of the
Tha Herald office, although
in the far north.
furtoua storm left a trait of ex
tpN ara inclined to give a slight Democratic nomination for
mers from Japan and Hu.land, with cunItAH wilh milk runlaiiiU'r**
the
the usual stcrcopticnii method
The capture nf Sanlandor, If
tensive damage along Lake Michi
to Mr. Carlton, desplta the unoxplrtd term of tha late Floc month.
the Nlppoiu-ko carrying uff most
will not be in usu because of
T4>tti*y*» meel Ing w».t t uilml uy He I cl radio report prored correct,
The sheriff said the negro was gan allure today out n drenching
that hia opponent has the hia Senator Park Trammell. A
uf
the
honors,
today
bettered
three
unusual
brevity
of
the
Dal
lot
County
Farm
AB«*ut
C.
It.
UawMin
arrrsted Sunday night on the tip
would uc n signal strategic victory , t
of tha Psnlnsula Stata’a special primary will
Olympic marks as America’s quar for flu* purpose of tJhniEDurtg fw*
be
held of Banka Taylor, negro pantry toy downpour revived laic crops in im
vvhiili will make
for quick
for the forces attempting to 0T*T> a
(MdAga Pension CloV*.
tet in thu men's kUO-iuelvr relay turn mtik puhtivn uml tu confer »n
1-, ( Associated Prtae l'bo- at the hall!, wlio was secretly de portant sections of the drought
final returns.
throw Madrid* Leftist raglow.
i*fba v r a l t o f tha penbelt.
'■
’ t
Tho
Associated
Trcsa
will
team
prugreeaed
through
the
tri
violations of milk cuntrol laws.
tained last TVmrmday night for
A coincident with fresh b jw rtv *. j
tha ex-governor has been *•*>
A l>0-milc wind nreompanlud hy
furnish Tho Herald with vole
als
and
her
representatives
domi
It
witA
ummuncotl
that
a
Milk
questioning.
Drown
said
Moor:
llonist
claims
uf
victory
was
a
gov
the support of organised
thunder, lightuint; And » blinYin,;
counts throughout (he slate,
nated the opening uf the spring- Control ll<>4nl hearing litm lavn
was grilled all night before the ■sin, -wept out u[ the north dur
ern men l announcement that 4 N £
v!ulc Herald friends stationed
nmrd diving championship
callrtl for the mltltllc of thu month rivil war la near an end. UfUato'
confession was wrung from him.
editors h a v e
1 Teo,
ing the night, Seorrs of sir a 1 at nil precincts through the
The
women's
100-meter
free
in
TuUiihii'M
f't'
w
h
en
*
it
m
hup«il
raid 13 Spanish cummunlUtt
Brown said Taylor told him boats were caught In the -uiunll
that
Mr. Carlton
county aro requested In talestylo title was won hy llollnnd'a that a few xmatl kinks in control
Moore had recently come into pos hut tlie Coast Guard rescued all
nated hy llrhels had been esptoroi,'
'eighty prestige of
phone
Seminole
results
Bits
Maatenliroek
in
a
new
rerun)
regulation*
may
h
**
irunuti
out.
h m e T6r*«
session of a pistol, which hr said on IImj lake.
Since only three mimes ap timo uf one minute, five and nineI j ic u I duirivH ruprubuntuti a t thu
Moore had told him about. The
Due drowning was reported nl
pear on the tickrt, this rouitly
tenths seconds. American girls, Court llmoo thla morning wuru
:
EXBUTBIX NAMED
sheriff said he then look Taylor to Milwaukee and another in Berk
:
should have fini.hcd counting
Olive McKean, Seattle. Katherine H o w a n l |l ;h r y , M c io ' h I h i 'ir y ,
MUs Eloise Winn, doing Irnpcr* Moore's home wham lio was con Blver at Sterling. HI. Wiacon-m by 'j I*. M, at the tutent.
Bawls, Furt I-audvrdalc, kept pace Unity, lijilkr,r*t* I hi try, Srniinulv
i K AU FM AN, Texas, Aug.10.- solutions of eelebritlea, and M in fronted with tho statement regard
reported one ilruth from lii (lining.
the greater part of (he lime hut Caunniuiy, Hirork'a *l»u/ry, llig*
I F I - M n . Mabel S. Green, widow
Joane Asxrello, singer, today'won ing tho’ pistol. Moore, nt first, ho
Trre* were uprooted, pylr.i top
I faded at the and. Miss McKean gt*r%* Ikiiry, nm| tlu* Hteven*
* f the laU Col. Edward II. K. first and second places respective* said, vehemently denied It but fi
pled, eommonieation lines were
|finished sixth and MDs Haw a sev Unity.
Grata, railroad magnate, today ly as Seminole amateur enter- nally said he had tho pialol and
™
0m
V
torn down anil streeta werr 'itenth.
Waa- named permanent admlntitraled.
the
sheriff
to
its
hiding
plieo
ft. M. Lloyd, chairman o f tba
Dr. I'otcr 8. INiy, a local physi
Ulnment talent appeared before
tered with debris here. Lightning
America'* trio of 400-meter re cian, aIho aiiuniluii Diiu ruhnIoii,
trig o f a east estate, ostlmatnl at
Seminole (bounty Democratic Comthe Junior Chamber o f Commoreo beneath some plumbing under his roused P3 fires.
lay swiianteri gained Hu- semi
|$,000,COO, in a brief hearing here.
house. Tha pistol, tha aherlff said,
mil Ire, today urged *M quatlflod
In Orlando.
finals. They are Jack Mrillrn, Se
F oot states. Including Flo’ lde,
voters In thl* county to visit tba
Tha'two girls will represent this waa a heavy .32 calibre Spanish CNEW ORLEANS. Aug. 10.—T/T)
attle,
Ralph
Flanagan,
Miami,
and
i t i k Uses from the estate. Grsen
[ pul h tomorrow and cist a ballot
county when winners from other shot automatic, fully loaded. The — The Weather
Bnrrail
today
Joint
M
icinnlR,
rhiiiiiiulpliki.
|ail a home at Miami.
tin the nomination of a Demoerolla
counties meet within a month In sheriff said tba butt waa stained warned the Trias Gulf Coast of a
B, T. Tiller of Paula Sun,lav
Thf fir*l half of tho *piii^liunril
rondidate fnr the IT. S. RsltalO,
competition for a trip to Now York with Hood and blonda hairs clung a Ight tropical disturbance in the
was
numinalrii
hy
the
Flurhla
illviii|o lci\ts ended with Hick Ut*“ The vital neersidly of nriog
or to the Texas Centennial at Dal. to it. He said the belli In the cart Gulf of Meaira which may rari'c branch nf tha Sncinlist party a,
KciM-r, llolrolt, and
Marahull
ridges were Identical with that tak squally conditions along the t-a-t
your franchise may not be appar
Us.
Ihe fifth dl.slrict congressiunul Wctync, Miami, taking’ firat and
Among other persona in the en from the body o f tho pretty late today or tonight. Small traf catlillcJjtr.
T VV. Ijswtnti, superintendent of ent today nr tomorrow, Mr. tiogA
nerond p!uc(4 re»|w«tibfly*
show from Seminole County were honor student.
warnings were displayed between
Semlnn'e 4'minty tehonl*. today ia raid, "hut ymi are responsible:ftr
The
Unitrd
Slate*'
water
|
>n
lu
The
Sqininulii
('ounty
numinaliun
the kind nf government wo b*fW l
Miss Clevenger, who recently hsd i Galveston and Corpu* Christ!.
Voile
Williams,
Jr,
MarUn
came during Ihe cimventiun of team waa defeated fuur and Hurt* in Gsinrsville attending the shot, anil hy casting your vot# yen k sH
lUynea, the Rusal Sillers, Doris come to North Carolina from her
course fur euunty superintendents
slats
Socialists
in
Tamp).
I by IKIgiuin.
served your country, psrty aad
Jackson,
Anne
Benson,
Mrs. Staten Island home and waa visi*.
The United .State* won 12 of 2U given hy the general estensi»n
* Mr. Tiller cnulil nnt tc locale.i
state."
1
George Knight, Julian Adams and ing in company with her unde,
division
of
the
University
of
Flor
Italay fnr a statement, ami it was1first place* ill track ajnl field com
Sanford notary Chib will tho Future Farmer of America ITof. W: L Clevenger of North
The chairman also urgsd tha»
id*.
impossible
to
ilrlermine
his
cam-1pctitlnn
now
conip
clnl.
It
won
the
riimmitteo mentben ranvau Ibilr
Caroling State College at Raleigh.
Md^t for 1U regular weekly h i
String Bond.
lii ring Ihe fnur-dny program,
paign plans. Ills name will appear unotrielsl team title with 2(tu
•km I« morrow at J|;15 p. M. ii
respective precincts In an oftafl
Her grsen pajame-clad body was
Today’s victory for Misa Winn
Mr.
Lawton
is
scheduled
to
proon
the
general
election
bn.tut
In
points.
Uw Mayfair Hotel.
Georgo Speer of Sanford, rhair
to draw out Ihe largest number of
was her seemd smateur triumph found sprawlad on the floor of her
side
over
the
afternoon
session
Jesse
Owen,
Ohio
Hliile
negro
t^vvemhrr.
raters.
_ _
‘
within fuur days, as she won tha hotel room about 8 A. M , July IS man of a section nf the Junior Bar
In the ten-plank platform adopt who won four gold medals, an Wednesday and will present ill
. Tileaday’s tidaa! low, 1:57 A. M. Rita Theater amateur night pro by her uncle who eelled by for her. Conference's memberahlp commit
Sa nfdril’s Junior Chamber Of
0 *6 9:47 P. M.j high, 2:45 A. M. gram last Friday.
A bullet had pierced her heart and tee, appeared before the b*-dy in ed by the paity arc Issue, rail nounced lie would turn profession address, "Teacher Selection, Ten Commerce has been working com- m
ure und Hctlrenjenl,” in the morn slslcntly on a "get oat and rota*
1:19 P. M. Sun rfats at 5:51
lodged In her back and her face •n Ocala convention yesterday and ing fur public ownership nf utili- al soon.
Th* Intornotionnl Amaleur Ath ing session Tuesday,
seta at 7:13 P. M. Moon
was mutilated from a severe beef reported the ■largest Increase in lies, Inctra-cil inheritance taxes,
campaign, one of tha clvk * « " • '
Commission Okehs
Twenty-nine person* are on tho oijcctives.
memberahlp In tho history of th, ■uto relief tn the unemployed, and letic Fedornllun npjiroved 27 new
M r. m .
ing.
Complete state rrspnnaiolllly fur men's track and field records, 10 instructors' staff to appear be
organisation.
Mr. IJoyd said th* orginlsaliom
Bond For Doudney
fore the short cuurse audience.
uf them by Americans.
The Junior Association Is af educilinn of youth.
fames Q, Sharon left San*
has betn instrumental cash *MbMr. Tiller, with other candidate*,
morning far UrartiFa
filiated with the American Bar As
tien In helping to poll a largo roto
A bond for * 1.000, posted by Rodgers Is Chosen
bo wks aehsdulod lo have Coamty Tax Assessor Sanford
tocUUon. It was organised in I'J-hl pledged a vigorous campaign uf Guardsmen Return
by using th* motto, "Vote M R *
All-Star
Manager
BocialWt
education.
Voters
Are
A
s
k
e
d
principal speaker at noon be- Doudney, was approved here today
at SL Augustine,
p case, but pl**M vote."
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From
Camp
Foster
Delegate* who will ropretrni the
tb* Xtwmais Chib la that city. by.SomlMl* County Commbuion
To Sign P e t i t i o n
“ Raw Moat” 01U Rodger*, man stale group In a Joint convention
“GHOST TO W N * ONCE EICM
a.
TOW Eft OF LONDON
ager of tbo Sanford Lookout*, lain with tho senior asoociatlou in Bos
Fifty-six men and three officers For Slot Referendum
Mr. Doudney recently received
thla morning waa named manager
in Company “ D " Iho Sanford unit
aARRISON. UUh. Aog- t a J r '
an appointment from Coe. Dave of tho Florid* S tall League All- ton this month aro II. U. Wahl of
LONDON, Aug. 1 0 .- W — For
During tho polling hours tomor (JD—Tho rsmaina of tba ga*to
Jacksonville; W. O. Trailer of Ml. th* first time In its long history, of th* Florida NatlonI Guard, rai Northwest Florida: anprobably matured show. whiri?
v a «n ”i >r bv°* Dm IStlr* who
U * D*F«ona Beach ami; J. L. Loionby of Gaimivllla tbo Tower of I/indon, snelent Eng turned yostorday from Cump Foo row Senflnola County voters wilt town" of Frisco, Utah, which W
W t- T - U r .
d i l h aT*AWxxader* Vaughn who UUnd« " *“ D« * * “
D'* * h lhl‘ and P. D. DeHoff of Jacksonville. lish fortress built by Jullua Cae ter neat; Jacksonville where they I* asked to sign a petition designed 1*75 hail a population sf *•“
afternoon.
underwent a two weeks' period of tu produce a comity referendum nnd produced *100,000,000 fal Ml*
bold th* port ov*r tlnto Seminole
sar, let aside age-old tradition for
Freddie Francis, manager o f the
summer training.
Doyle E. Carttaa, CandidaU for County wa* croa led.
an tho slot machine quustlon.
ver, now
Roosevelt
Return*
tba
(bowing
of
a
modern
motion
SL As gut tin* club, wa* alwtad to
Tbo entire outfit completed Held
The movement was Instituted
Financial discussions occupied
picture.
Thla
distinction
wso
mads
To Official Duties for a preview of “ Nino Days a maneuvers nnd combat tactics with here last week Ly Ihe Sanford Min
V riU d Btrtm "Jm m uTun^kt tiriU tho' remainder of tbo Commlailon’a hood lb* loom bat b unable to bo
out Injury to a sing* man, th* of isterial Association.
address eeUra a f Florida over an' timo today ns tba aouion continued proooaC President Eddl* GlUUand,
Quosn."
LOCAL W EATH ER!
In Informing Rodger* of kla atficer* reported.
lU o ia la radio boekep between f into tbo a(to moon.
After
securing about 1,000
WASHINGTON, A n *. 10—
lection, did not dbcJoso why Fran- ( A P )—President
On* hundred
and twenty-fir* names, or the 20 percent required
V il i tli and 9:24 o'sloek. according
Roosevelt reeb coaid not be ea bond.
U n o d to the Whito House today PARMER MAKKH OWN LAKE men comprise iho local detachment. by law, the pelitUm will be pre
to 6 4
c i i i K a H R S IMPORTED MUSIC
Tbo bent manager bad boon •
The remaining men and officers sented lo th* County Commission
* month and a day after leaving
!acted as coach o f the All-Star*.
are scheduled to return U t* to- with a request that Ihe referen
on * vocation trip. Ho ImmcdD
AUGUSTA. Mo^ Aug. 10— W
___ ' ~-yr|#!‘T
NAMJONO. Aug. 10. - 0R — Tbo
atoly summoned foderal flood —Combining business with plca- day or tomorrow morning.
dum be called in November.
mbtlrtiy o f tbo InUrior, which U
control advisers for a conference. sara, 'Herman Ituymeyer, farmer,
raapomlblo tor ritoo ond toroChamber
W
ill'E
nter
Later In tho weak ho expect* has sroated a six-aero lake on bis
acewiae. hao nahad native musicians
visit areas In Western and fans, stocked with fish and P*r- Insurance Hearing
City Commission To
to compoao raHobls marches which
U . S. Safety Contest to
N o r t h Pennsylvania, Southern
Scheduled Saturday
flshermen to go thoto and
by tbo threo and
Hold Meet Tonight ji
Now York and possibly Ohio ffah tbslr fU1 for *1 a day.
1baiuD whl'.’b head
The Be miaob Cottaty
A hearing on proposed revision
which waa swept by flood, last
lit
7b* lako la stocked to tba limit
_ _ ___ thui supof rates o f workmen’s compensa
Tho Clly Commission will m **t[ts
March.
aad || IMw making Hoymoytr, a
•Upper* i t ” ln 'l would plac* thla d l T i bam* In tho
Tbo flood control eonfereneo f*Skarm*n himself, a good living. tion Insurance will b* hold in Tal tonight at 7:90 P, M. in City lis ll'J f
tanas which now National J raffle SAfoty Contest
lahassee on Angl 15, according tn chambers fo r its roguhtr semi-1 a e d v i r
lo dfilgnod to discuss starting
nctompanimonta for 1935. .
press .dispatches received her* to monthly tnuusctlon of municipal 1
operations under a *320,000,04)41
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bus Inews.
Tea homes a n being built on day,
omnibus flood control set.
The meeting la open to th* pu’oi campus of tbo West Tsxas
Among Iho Issues to b* set)ltd! J
A bird d o g \ l Baker. FIs., has a ‘ |collars hots to furnish homes lie and wilt bo bold in tbo senate tonight probably w ll b* tha ap
adopted a brood o f aothtrless f
srrled studsnU. They will chamber of tha capital building. pointment o f someone to altempt
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cbfcka and raised them.
‘ t *45,000,
j £ * session begins « t U A, M.
ivltlvmsnt* o f d*llnqu«nt taxes.
oils Open From
AJM.To Sundown
Control Board Head
Attack Target
Praises S e m i nolel
C o u n t y Interests leftists Claim Cap
t u r e Of Thirteen
Revolution C it l e i
l
r
Illinois Storm
Leaves Trail Of
Debris On Lake
Japs, Hollanders
Lead Acquatics
In Berlin Show
Herald To Give
Election Returns
Tomorrow Night
Tropical Disturbance
Rises In G u 1f As
Warnings Ordered
Americans Dominate
Springboard D i ving Opening Event
Eloise Winn Gets
First Honors In
Amateur Contest
Socialists N a m e
Paola Man To Run
For Congress Post
County Democratic
Chairman I s s u e r
P l e a To Electors
Lawton Attending
Instruction Course
A t Florida School
Speer Makes Report
To Junior Bar Unit
J
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T
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�M ONDAY, A q C U B T I t , 1 H
price*. They Barer h er*.' u , a feat
w * ea st aa* work I am opposed sat ta the
-It would to the greatoxt eonfn-1 hi* way. C
ffca hwS tw that' pweieifmi .of
T H E SA NFO R D FORUM
lion America ban
tre t gona.n peroon from making that klad putting it ovwa I will mtt rate
through. Aad if oqr country goto o f n eUtoment if ha ha* no fewl- tot anythlag I knew nothhVT ‘
The period from 1929 to 1933 were very trying ones Th* Editor,
Editor,
much mor* confused than it is: ing of Justice towards hie fellow
not only in Florida but throughout the entire couni
Sanford Herald.
Sanford Herald
now may th* Lord help ua.
| man then what he aay* doesn’t
So the least wa can do Is fal,
wed. Banks were failing on every hand, long
Tha editor of The Herald
Next Tuceday the rotor* will
Now th# people are aikad to matter anyway,
rota against th* man running on
business houses were closing thalr doors, and bankruptcy ■waring one latter an tha i
j
ifmJn that , lm to* Townsend Plan ticket ami
C' 'to lh* poll* to coat their bat role for a man that eay* h «
sales were every day events. Factories were shutting page la Friday** laaoe, aaad
for a man to gw to tha Unit
tfms hi tito i s “ Ul
*•
not against the Plan. It might
down, farms were being taken over by mortgage holder apology Wa era glad dor object! tm ed State* Senate from oar
u ^
b. ckrr> would lay tors there will fa* a m u to Saw-..
and unemployment was increasing by leapt and bounds. are In accord. Sous af th* poJata tion. It I* one of the hlghcet thta th ln g o r e r W h e n a few o f,
ara undecided as to Juat w bat| (g all o « to* table and let ua ford at tha bead of tha orxuJx*That was not a period when any reasonahls persot laialt ed, hawevar, shHgss oa to office* In th* land. On* that hax ua
to. F t o M W to do to
^
Just how It would stffct os. tion that will answer our quearoach Joel a little mot * np hi*
demanded the establishment of new world <records for
more power than moet of u* exit th# head of taw Ftan
* . But Just ax long aa they try to tins for us so ws can knew how:
F o m a ipec*.
real
be.
spectacular achievements. No buainera executive had a
•joe.
| few questions la plain Engliih o* ptt it OTtr and gst Coagrtaa to ws want to vote ta reference to
) H* do** not aeon to vlauaU
right to expect his sales manager to double, or even In h *(1th*
On th. on. hand w* har. a w. state,oor reasons for dttagrwt-'
h w1lboot , nyone ^
th. that great lesaa.
n«w ld*a that th* Town. .
i k .l
La a
—.I i . .
I .i
—t . .
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,__H L
L .
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with <tha
Plan
hat ,do
wo 'backers knowing * how It will
crease. last year's business. Most of ua thought we were o*nd PUn I* aaaathtoc unit* dif man that has quit* a lot of ex-| IIng
W. C. H AB TU N E.
all up th* lino and one get? Abuse. W hy? What usu
doing pretty well if we could stay out at baukiuptai, ' ferent front tho old Idea af Um
It was as if a ship at sea encountered a humrane. PolUkal aad Ecoaoml* Jngglarp that promises ha will gire u* ally ie th* reaaow when a ques
Borne of the more naive passengers might ask the captain that has kept aoafa a large proper , the beet thera I* In him. Whether tion Is naked and ths other
ie ■ let ac not wa can only party hands you a lot of hot stuff
to prevent the boat from rolling, or to set a new speed tin* of th* people ta th* rktoat that
hedge from tha paat. W * did not
record for the crossing anyway, or to fir* the steward tonally to th* world fat poverty M nha him too well when he waa instead of answering your ques
tion T What do w * usually think.
year money la protected, and aa accurst#
because a bowl of soup was spilt down a tody's neck as toogl The paradox o f tha haagry
o f oar itoto. But took That the question can not k#
acroeatlag is kept f*r yea.
ghtttod a i l M t tog back aw hi* term now we
the ship pitched and tossed. But
answered la thalr favor or tas>
would bs satisfied if tha captain brought tho ship Tho*# Who think Is to
a n compelled to admit that ho they dont know
ths
answer!
You era supplied with checkbooks, deposit slips, and
through the storm without running on to th* soehs or pransiM cyriae la*toad af Horn’* waa not tea far wrong. Haw themselves. If someone came to
books for Being your account and kseping a record for your
of Plenty' for allt Paraphrariag much better w* would bo today
going to the bottom.
your door end aaksd you where,
self. You are entitled to receive from tha officer and em
at Irik* tod to E d«ta ttarthod we another man Uka him InAnd so if Doyle Carlton had done nothing'
ployees of the Bank experienced aid and counsel In respect to
Itaait “ Dawn *0 th# cavataa af Vtsad of the load-moo toed, much a certain party lived would you
trll him there waa a city direc
Jhan to serve at the helm of Florida's ship of state from hall to their laxt golf, there la as
handling yoor banking and other financial transactions.
■
traveled,
promt**
glring
man
ws
tory that gave the addresses of
1929 to 1963 and steer a course through the dang
more terrible II* Dune thie.” Tha
U governor sow?
all the people In ths city!
To render these services costs money. A wall managed
shoals which surrounded him at that time, we would say “ State*men,’* " S t a t t a t i d e d , "
On Ih* other hand * * have
bank ordinarily covers a large part of tha coat of tendering
that he had done a good job. We would not ask, ” Wfcsi EeonoaiUt,” af thia axtlqaatod vary little known email town lainly not. I f you knew you
would direct him to the party.
such service* to Ita customers, as well as a fair return oa Its
regime, ara unequal to th* con lawyer that aa far as I can ete
new world’s record did he establish? What
If you didn't yog would frankly
cept
o
f
th*
new
that
Is
about
to
capital, by employing their frss balances In good loans aad In
promises ua but One thing. Tha tell him you did not know and
i MOtoBAY, A1JGUBT It, last did ho build for future citizens to admire? Why didn't
vestments.
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he do something besides just saving the State from axiom* Ita prerogative*! Nona o f Townsend Plan. And he did not then suggest that he might find
withoat dteatl* comer* loti •adore# that uatll In the later
disaster?"
it in the directory.
TEA POtt TWO
On small or highly actlv*
accounts, which otberwlaa
At the time he took office the State waa head over would to otlgiblal Th* Ja*p*r Ball’* part of the race when he saw hv And I think any pereon voting
would not pay their way, a nominal service foe Is charged In
and thoae mponalbtaT Iaconaahr- would bars to do eomaihlng If he
heels In debt in spite of the fact that it could not legally
lg will tha wstbr boll
for a man trying to put the
accordance with sound banking principles,
*
wax to ha«a any show at alL
borrow money, and expenditures were averaging a mil nhlal
'
%
B e ta * U holla away!
( f ) I f your 1rimed* th* critic* Ha U asking th# people to rota Plan over at thia time Is vary
lion dollars a year more than all revenues from taxation. claim thin, than th* .pending that
Furthermore the funds you deposit ara instantly avails bin
R awp 4 f tea for you aad mw—
foolish when wa know so littlu
for
him
because
bo
will
use
his
----- pltaM etay,
your cheek and individual account* ara insured
Carlton reduced operating costs by a million dollar*
ia golag aa now, tnproatiy by .Influence to put th* Tawnaaad about It, snd the voting over the
cuuntry
country in
is very piBimj
plainly Snowing
showing l
year and cut the State millage to 4 and 7-8, tho lowest •diet of tho admlsiatratloa for tha Plan over.
Mak*
It
a
reality.
you have It weak or strong? in over 80 years.
exprexx purpoea of croaUng em Tak* from sH th* people a great that the majority of th# voting |
have it etrong.
ployment,—xhonld produce chaotl amount In taxes to give a email public feal the name way about I
He
also
sponsored
the
constitutional
amendment
tha wind I* bitter cold,
(3) Quit# right. Bat also for amount to a email amount o( it. Junt retting up saying ita
which resulted in the State Inheritance tax. Although
aftercoD la long.
tb«
purpose of accelerating * b « j th# ^ p ,. t * , , ho wm work to right doexn't make it true. There
Carlton's administration itself got no revenue from thie
tumour or th. modlura by which ,#r/ ,
iuch „ » . h, „ n#¥fr is not a human on earth today
law,
the
deaths
of
such
prominent
millionaires
aa
Alfred
tbp o f taa for you and ma,
W»
do
business.
A
m
»M
l
U
an
dr,xrneil
of.
To show Iho liu that we all take as perfect. Wo
duPont resulted In the IRayromt of some 94,000,000 to the
BrsWad o f an old deelra;
0B
<**
I
of
thin
tax
w«
only have to re- may respect him highly but xtill
fragrant amok* o f
lemon- State during the Sholtz administration. So. many com
(4) Quito O. K. But tho Town*’ o,rmb«r that our total national on some things we msy disagree
rind
potent observers feel that Carlton not only deserves cred Mfldltca
could spend tl faitar. d#bt ,, , UKl, OY. r thirty bit- with him. And unless he i* very
. paw aa open flr%
it for saving the State during tho depths of the depres Thoy
oollgAt
, ]|onl
And w, ara aghaat at low mentally ba will oot eay we
K lax ley TWta.
sion, but for toying tbs groundwork for th* sccompltoh(6) Th* n * J that af* atlll boldd,bt. Wa ara beginning to
ments of more recent years.
lag poorly paid job*— Itaalng lhaao b# ,u rmw,
,ueh an extent
I D a r t neglect to votl*.
As the Clermont Press says, "The State daring the Job*, will xpend *nough to http Uaat you htar from all aldta that
Carlton administration balanced the current budget, paid makt Job* for othara than th* oar fWat grandchUdran will atlD
current obligations In full, retired boom-day debts, pro kotutfl
b* paying hack tha money wa
vided an additional 94,000,000 per year for schools, ob ( I ) No. Bat they a n being urged art ualng now. Not only th*
tained $7,000,000 federal aid for flood control in the t* arr.pt (bate checks which they 00M that ,ra against the Plan
| but eran the financially
well
Everglades, and by allocating gas taxes to fixed indebted didn't ask fori
'ord Herald
Carlton’s Record
fit Return For Your Bank Deposits
f
“
,P T
Tomorrow
Lkkn
county bank depoatta
hae* tncreaseti a cool million dol> * • la th* paat year.
’
Mussolini has no tear of the
b ig tains. In Ethiopia. If they
fa tartars with hi* plana, ha'll
tlaJM a decree.
ness of the counties, wrought a saving In county ed
valorem taxes of from 10 to 40 mills throughout the
State.”
It is for such reasons as this that Tha Herald be
lieves Mr. Carlton ia fully qualified and thoroughly com
petent to represent this State in the United States Sen
ate and deserves the votes of Seminole County citizens
in tomorrow's election.
11 P s riu js tho paymoat of tho b«nJ u 414 help thing* la Sonford this
' eaiaiear but It earn would hove
!iW e e Swfol If U hodat beea fot
, Jhe boon*.
Boy)* Carlton favors fruit fly
NUdMTMment opproprlatlooo and
fha St, Jchns-Irullan River ca
nal. Thai'* gaining
him lota of
. pupped l» Seminole County.
illnl la carving Ethiopia
I fate- five etataa end loetalllng a
1 | «l o f Jobholder* In each. Though
l called s
Caesar, th*
fallow
fheawt' a Parlay at heart.— Bar[ A a w# pointed out yeeterday
.mormlsg, Judge Andrew, has dofB S declared himself in favor of
•Mapiillon of th* canal but much
ur dlaappolntmcnt, Mr. Carlton
wot placed hlmeclf oh record
irdlng th* project—Ocala Uau*
Wa ’ Chicago tha other day, •*tidlag to tha Aaaoclatad Prat*,
y, Townaand callad for nil mamns af hi* organlaaUon to tender
afar reelgnatlon* who with to aupItk either do*. Laqdon or Prathad looeevelt or who with to
M» for aay congraaalonnl canIdstaa not formally pledged t*
M Tewaaand Plan.
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h u h
m a n
id
tu g
jr a w f iig
ELECTION
aw
ara quit* noticeable, The small}
f or b|m and tha
Plan’*
ahiouat from a large number not | _______
m,mb*rai are demanding
that
oppraaaiv*. Big amounts from big ' they do. They ara advocating
buxine.., natarally will ba fait. tax., of twenty-four billion dolIlaae* th* oppoaltlon harel
lari to be levied in one year.
(10) Agrlad. (11) Agreed.
Twrlva montha. On th* on* hand
(11) Your Iniuranea company they My It will tak* ua s«varsl
A
----------- 0----------endowment policy would coat you generation* to pay thirty bil
12.00 wham tha transaction tax lions and oa th* othac they aay
The Situation In Europe
premium would coot 2 cuts I A wa should levy
four-flltha o(
few years ago th*oo companies
amount In ona year. How
Though the nxtiona of Europe seem ta be ruahing to gave their eatbo effort to sailing that
la that for a riddle. I f It will
ward war In much the uma manner and with isnnh the straight polldaa. Today and sines taka generation, to pay on*, hoar1
■ame alignment* as they did in 1914, there is one dis th* Towotaad Plan became a “ Sure la th* nama or all that’a fair
tinguishing difference. In 1914 It was the various gov Pop’* thing, thesa companies ara art w* going to raise nearly as
ernments themselves with all their imperialistic ambitions trying to boat ua to It mlling an much money la on* year I Of
and the family jealouslea of their reigning monarchs that nuity pollclsa. A aura sign o f a
were bent upon war. Today it La the masses, wrapped, up good thing. But they cannot do
It at 2 centa on tho dollar.
In tho petty prejudices of ■ class war.
(IS ) Tha first past you grant.
And so we rind In Trance, as Premier Blum concludes
socond part you don’t, bee suss
a seven power treaty which is to guarantee the neutrality Tha
you do not seam to realise that
governments In connection with the this payment to th* pensioner has
and__Incidentally
preserve the peace of
revolutlon in
____
_____
Europe, cries from 100,000 eltisens of "Anns for Spain"
greet his announcement*. The French people may want
peace, but they want a radical victory in Spain even more.
And Dorothy Thompson, famous foreign correspond
ent, writes for the Hew York Herald Tribune: "The Rus
sian government pledges non-interference, but the Russian
masses, parade in the Red Bquare; the Russian trade
unions prepare to tax every Russian worker to raise a
huge fund to help the Spanish Leftigt government, Tha
French government urges a pact of eight nations to .prom
ise hands off, but Frenchmen ara today joining the Span
ish government forces, and tomorrow other Frenchmen
may be
________ in th* most serious dilemma, for the vic
tory of neither side In Spain can be to the advantage of
the British Empire. But meanwhile tha British Trade
Union* prepare to send financial aid to the Spanish Loy
alists. The Trade Unions of th# United States demand
international peace, and on* union—the Amalgamated
for ua s billion mor* dollars to
atart It o f f ! I f w* do how can
th* Planner* claim that wa will
b* on a “ pay aa you go " basis.
Right o ff tha far* o f th* first
act w* will b* x month behisd.
And as big aa undertaking aa
that w* can’t hop* to have It nnntrg smooth In thirty daya. Ba
nwM harrowed money. And *0
th* lime our prlcoa o f all kind*
gaiug up with Uapa and bound*.
Our wngaa will not go up with
"tl la a nutter of the most vital cancan
fearing aa ah* does an eventual atvuggte wit
many and Japan* But ran the Russian gov
strain the sympathies of th* Russian maaan
been taught for nearly a generation that a
gle between communism and capitalism to toe’
not Russian children been officially brought
heir kopeks and contribute to the,relief of
muniats, suffering all over tha world T la ao
a world theory. * mpvemant i maraatog tin
the entire earth?
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“The dttomma t f the French govagamra
serious. Can a government whteh rasa* tat
challenge to Fasdam remain reelly neutmltf
cist state threatens her on tha south? Wk
lty? Can on* prahlhi* th* aUfgMBtaf ana
the shipment of
iss which coni
ue: Commuoh
clam la not each
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United States Sonstor
it one of the highest « state can beatow
upon one of ifo citizens
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Seminole C o u n t y
A n d Personal
And Florida Namet
Senate Nominees
y iy a MARGARET PETERS. 8odety Editor
®Social Calendar
l t C. H u m p h r e y ]
Weds In Jacksonville!
In Uw pmviicv of a group of
frlcndi and relatives, Mia* Gail
Meyer, niece of Mrs. Jannie 3.
Clarkson. of Jacksonville, waa
married to R. C. Humphrey, of
the Or ando R»ad, Saturday even
ing in Jacksonville, at the home
*1 Mra. Clark-on, 760 Oak Ave
nue.
The ceremony waa performed by
the Rev J. T. Brewer, paator uf
the Chri-tian Church, a close
friend of the family.
To-Night—
P ersonals
EYSS
V
., ” raittee and which went through
** A abort period of douht an Us IU
legality becanae there waa no
%Daot legislature in aeaaion to authorlae the election.
i It waa only after AttorneyaP**t General Landis refined to Usua
t
a re ling on the auhject that the
problem waa taken to the 3uMr«. II B. McCall, J r, baa («■>* prente Cowrt where a dreiaioa
to epend aonja lima in Co]iJmbia era* eande to eonllnae with * lec
and Vamville, S. C.
tion qgls no.
♦ Approaiaiately 3,(00 votera are
(land, qualified In this county
Howbeing I ever It la expected that the hoi*
‘all. I luting will be lighter thnn that
of June S end Juno 33 when
Democrmie nominees for county
Mr. and Mra. Eari Nlblatk
tpending two waeka at Snail
Spring*.
1VF. ARK PROUD
OF OUR SERVICE
YOUR WATCH MUKT ■ ■
ACCURATE
Official Railway Inspector
General Contractor
Home Building—
Heavy Construction
Repair Work
Phone TiBO-J
CwtlttMl !* «■ r*4t Om
pace having occupied (Ha >lata
executive mansion In Taliohaieeo,
f fact whkh they u y will bear
ronslrfvrsbly in Ihe polling Co
Mr. and Mra. H C.
are .pending too weeka
aado Beach.
S ore,
—
R ed
M c L A U U N Jeweler
US FARE AVE.
and
In fla m e d
For Sale!
RARE PL A N T S
For Your Aquarium!
Msdsgaara dwarf Illy; Cordala
Cyptaceae;
Banana
Plant*;
Seieral n « > n ; Bog plants.
Cold KUh. Kock. Eipret pool
mn-trurtion. Land-raping Wa
ter l.iliee. Rosea lo ll oiagly
nr rone garden* prepared and
aet.
Ml plants aet hy a'
guaranteed. Aquarium* plant-
WHERE TO GO
T0NIGHT1
-Bailor Air oat to Short's"
W. C. HARTLINE
Dance and Cool Off
We Never doer
CHICKEN
Loretta Young and Clark Gable, .beethearts in the colorfu
fllmiiation of Jack London'a Call of the Wild playing a return en
gagvmont at The Rita Tuesday.
DINNER
W. Find St.
Ncnr ,Monroe Cornar
75c
Stnnka. ('hope. Hot or Cold
PUte Lunch
Goad Maalr, Wine, l.lquora.
Beer. Fla.
I * a g Tew* retoaOe an* eater
Ike
week-ea*
al
iKOHT-a.
Cawplaa eatr *4—lit.a la tga
TWICE AS MUCH
WHERE ZIONCHECK FELL TO DEATH
Mr. and lire. A. H Lovrkiy have
gone to Forsyth, Ga.. to >|>end .erue
Urea.
■ Milan North of Sanford. 11
ML South nf Del and or
Bauto 17, Sanlord la DtLaad
■loaf
Mra. a C. William- 1 ft
morning for Brevard, N t .
visit sf about two werlu.
STANWYCK
TAYLOR
Brought Back- To Please You
Building
Carl Vaasa, BUI Tyre, Sped!
Kitchen, West Pin t Street at 3:00
P. \L Tufting and wearing demon Long and Billy Farelb left Sun
day to attend the DeMolay L'olrstrated.
ventloa in Jacksonville.
CALDWELL’S
CASH GROCERY
and MEAT MARKET
Specialising In the hoot and
moot complete lino of meats la
Sanford with quality hens and
fryers al all times.
In addition to your meats why
not buy year groceries sad
vegetables at this aelgbborhoud store where prices are
always as low If not lower
than at other places. Special
week-end prices on nameroa*
S t i f f
Tuesday
The Bis Night
Don't
Forget Matinee
Registration
NEW LOCATION
m
W. In t 8L
Kt-' fP Y O U H E Y E S
Materials
for
lumber, roofing
and building material!
of all klnda rail on ua.
Hors you'll find tba
moat reason atde price*
and beat quality and
the quickest aatvlc*.
Sudden Service
Ib i. G. W. Brown and Mra. J.
W. Shadlon returned yesterday
JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 10.—
from a ten days' visit at Daytona
M3— Florida Demoerita tomorrow
Beach.
wll] aeleet a anmlnee for oteetloa
Joe Stroud, representing the neat November to the United Stale*
Senate poet vacated by death of
United Drug Company of Boston, hi
■pending the day in Sanford on Park 'rmmmelt.
Former Governor Doyle E. Carl
IbiulnMS.
ton. Tampa and Farmer Circuit
Judge C. O. Andrews, Orlando, gre
Mr. ami M ia Wt Ham Sleg of eandldatoa. Polls open at V A. ML
Geneva have returned from an es- Standard Time, and cluWr-qt auJtended trip throughout the Unlt- down which will be betweenY. ytd
7:30 P. M , Eastern HUndnrd T a n .
In many counties volunteer! Ira
Karl Whittea has juat returned expected to man the polls as eoi\from Tampa wbare ha has been ty commiaalona are without funds
studying music for the lart two to conduct a special election.
Claude Pepper. Tallahassee, au
maths.
tomatically la nominated for the
Mr. and Mra U. E. Haley and poat vacated by the death o f Dun
daughter, Hasel, of Lakalaad, are can U. Fletcher when no une qual
to vlelt Mr. and Mra W. 8. Thorn ified to oppoao him.
H IL L
TWICE AS C 0 0 0
Ne-HJ Bottling Co.
WERT -The - JEWELER
Diamonds And Watchoa
r lne Watch Ant* Jawelr, Repairing
Dlamona Mounting And Engraving
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ton for a (tar days.
Mlee Anna Browne raLaneed res* LJ. S . H &8 V e r s a t i l e
Urdey from a munth'a vacation n n m pa H n c k P V T e a l t l
apent at Waat Palm Doach and Mh
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NSW YOBiK, Aug. 10— UP1Miaa Helen Andoeeoa who haa I t U doubtful if any other U. 3boon visiting Mra Holland DMJi,fOly»rie W **
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haa Utt far bar boma In New York '
K
RILEY’S
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Mra. a Buga, Mra Gartrwdo
Gilbert, Thao Kaaga aat UBoy
Gilbert Kara arrived homo from
Asheville, whore they bare boo*
■pending a few weake.
hockey team,
Aon gridden.
J. J. Maya and J. X. Kqwlaad,
Sr, Hava returned I* l M ( bonaoe
at Louisville, Qa, oflev apanf an
several days wRb Mr, abd Mra. J.
K. lowland, Jr, at their homo,
W t Patmotto Areeem
35cpteaks Lb
life?*- »
August Special
SHIRTS 10c
MOCKey
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MULLET Lb
Guernsey In Winner Golfer Gete Phoney
In Tennessee Flay
Hole-In-One Score
CHATTANOOGA, Tinn, Aug.
10,—(A*)— Frank Guernsey of Ortando, Fla, wun the men's slog lev
champlonehip and shared In Undoublc* title ut ihp Tennessee
8tata tennis tournament yesterday.
The top-seeded Guernsey, play
ing chain|itr>nihi|i tennis eicepl foi
a lapse in the second set, defeated
the second ranked Archie Hrndivson of Chaplc Hill in the ilnglcs
final, 6-1, 2-6, 6-2, 6-3. Guernsey's
error* helped the North Carolina
star to win the secure! set,
Th^Orlando are teamed with Jo-i
Lucia of Houston, Teas*, to cap
ture the doubles crown through an
6-6, 6-2, 6-3 victory over Chattanooga'* John Richard and llugi.
Shelton of Columbia, Tcnn,
SYDNEY. Aug.
B.
Schubert, UMl-pounder uf Wale ha,
N. S W , was credited as Liu first
A ust nil luii golfer to make u holein -one tins ii-usun. Ills tee shot
on thu first hulu was „ tmnvrelous
wailup with Iota of follow on the
ball- ■o much fnlluw. In fact, that
it rolled into the cup on the second
green, no' the first.
PH O NE 475
SEMINOLE COUNTY
LAUNDRY
INC.
Diatano I* tere-in once ahouted
w^h glee whin a far-away Ameri
can broadcaster was heard. Today
there isn't much of a thru! unless
It's South Africa ur Aiutralla.
A feature of the recent wallpa
per exhibition In New York City
was a section showing designs for
wallpaper In children's rooms made
by children.
UT Lb. tfcIPittieg6 for
Dozier ft Gay's Quality Paints
fc
OTA TOES 10 Lbs 2H
sii; A NA S )Lbe 1Oc
MSat 0 E S 2Lha ]13c
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-Bart For tha Sooth”
Their Roperlor ability to withstand Houthtrn CUmatla Can*
dittoas haa been proved by the extra servlee they base
given for mare tbaa W yean.
is. a i «se M u *
We appeal to every voter to
carefully
Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co.
114 B u fo rd A t m
consider
the
quali
fications o f the man you want
m
as your nait United
Statoa
Senator.
HERBET
Judge C. O
Andrews
la a
man of experience and an un
questionable splendid record.
11a will b« a Senator for all
3 N»-i Cans 25c
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Florida and of whom you will
O A .M .
he proud.
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and
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your
confidence.
Do jour duty by going to the Folia Tueadgy and ex*
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Sixteen Base Blows
Roll From Willows
Of Azalea Players
liK I.A N Ii,
Aug ]ll
Hr I Jnd
f i
a out ii' 'tionjj uA i*m r hark in th« nighlrap nf thr
druldrhradrr > r ,l r r d » ) with |'a.
* mm h v iinifcr teamnmte*
latka ht rr to win liy thr scorr of
d. d olid* ' - if i . hm den*, to
*o
» f the I i§ft i «' hope « to 2 after w i n g the Aialea.
' hi»d *t uni: hi
American .lug out a I I to 5 victory in the
• I'niftipiMji 'hip, :.r> year old /'prnrr on a iuirrwge of ]fl hit. .
e i ft It.ymir one f hi* 1« tt
The first catnr « • * the Aia|Irn. jump into thr lead in th,- fir.t
M • 1I
' .1 It VAlo fl ’ !"■ ’ i |,*r'* inning .1 , thry .cored a .inglr run
■i,Th* • d Mi
oi|t hi M 11inning, without thr aid of a hil In thr
.m i p 1
'!• v
p n ro tiM
i 1 1 .1 0 th. |third inning , the vi.itur. p .>hrd
n dfield. • - po- ihild
three m re runs on three
1
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p
o n :•'!
t u p if h i i
i'ii I hitIts they forced ( h -cj thidu
to retire in favor of Toranson who
■ hoi her you
wa 4 was relieved by McMullen in the
. m *■ f (ifoljnS remark* seventh.
H
n Her xit mid -Mu-On w.i
The Reds came to life iri thr
ffntv* n vi in tje f rnni the oath with four hits
arid thire
1*1 d ion 11ni| thr !*■*•»'it ,**' ruin*' to chase Lowe from the mound
tHp
m** blitted in He jn the favor o f Spark man who rehas« hi. '* l,f‘ ud of that in tired the side
without
further
1.
’ ■f hi itli with the damage They added two more in
fitf, ' • Mat M|w
' l t .I.A'1
the ninth to oring thrlr total to
• if .• ,4 111* H *1M ■iiar)i|M’in Ti five but Litatka had scored four
la, • 1*.*. 1111, Si*t iiii'i IIn " *n 1he seventh ami two in the
. 1, 1 ll" r f.' * G. fi * miZiT, an*! Thir l eighth to givv them too great n
11 ' 1aft Mat N1M 1lA •'ii liii''** i e*Tt
*'ri Jctid to overcome.
li’ "fi'* -ii a-1V P*‘ r furirti-p*.
| Uidriksen with three blows m
four official tr((>a to the plate wa*
L e w i s M e a d s VVre e k ’ s
•he only bright spot in DeLnnd'Vf i : „
1
t >*
/1
■ defeat Hofdstock was injured in
i
r' t r w
l'
ha
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£ tiin d
d a d d y
hf
.National King Card
,rv,nlh mning .„■! »»-
to letiru when he cdlbicd with
])idrik«en in an attempt to take
in a Trias leaguer which fell just
bark of second base.
|
In the se ond game which wa*
a fi l e inning affair by agreement,
Palatka took n une run lead In
the Accund when Guile go* doubled
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l i t I ' ii f " m i d li u p t i t l e a f f a i r
anrl scored on Ho land*' lwo-base
■'
I ui* Wediie*dny.
blow down tho right field foul line
Lifio'V I •do li odmg eontendf*i
They added another in the thiiil
Bui ney R"**' welterweight on Kinurd's Houble to right and
1* u toi’ ole* with Gustave Kib’r. Smith’s Texas leaguer to rente*-.
••••*r i 11, p o in d t it le h o ld er, In
The Reds rnme tn life in the third
" " " b n t in at New Y o rk on the to chase frni r markers arms * the
mi! mght
plate on three hits which *aw Mer
I* o hut* toll,
giant
Polish ger retire in favor o f Sparkman.
lo v ■%
• ighf iiMke-4 hi' American This ended the scoring in the ab
I* I in a ten i "under with Roy breviated affair which enabled the
ii of" ft, of Ri»4f-n<lnle, Mass., at Reds to break even for the day’s
\< waik. N .1 * Monday, then movr* play.
m
•v•*r t ** \ i-w V«»f k In t*menuni; r r1
Robe ti* If'^eiti. 11ni inn veteran
Thomas E. 'Dewey. Sew York's
in -i ia loufuler on the same card speeial vice and racket prosecutor,
fe.it iimg
l.cto k’.der. The I>etu- is only TI years old.
Fder m l
KelchelLRoberti eouts
origluii] \ were scheduled for last
Wives in Alabama may sue for
Wedne«'!ny but ruin forced their divorce nn the ground of cruelty
post pf»neiiient,
hut husbands may not.
M W YORK. Aug
Dl idY —
I
IL nrv t rw i«. light
heavy.
r * luinipu.n fi-aturi's thu
i- nati'*nal liMting pn»gram.
!•* i wh«* "Hi * essfully defend
i ht id ** several umnih
• go.
- * 1 i *1 " ! 'j* N n lio!K of Ifuffa!'
j
With five Stanford plnyerv on
the rnsti-r, the Flurnlu State
l i n g o e s nil stir team today
wilt meet the Ihiytona Reach
Minder* in Uayloiut Meach
Although the Islets were
kuocked troni their perch yes
terday as league leaders, the
outfit u us on top on August,
1, the date *et by Ln-.iident
Fddle
ill 1liiImI tu dcleimine
the opponent of the all-star
aggregation.
Bi*lruf and Owens will draw
the c a f e li 1 n g aalignment a.
PitcIn■! s itnhide
Albritton of
tjame-'Ville, th ncli unit Hcliloiti
of DeLand, Hehneider of yd.
Aagu tine, >piukinnn of Pahillka ui"l fill res of Sanford
Jbdlmg d Di Lil'id u in line
for l be Io*t luue spot; Iho k
of (hiinesville Hill hold doHti
the "eiiind sock, Piltnmn, of
Games! die, 1 the hot corner
guardian
while
li r v r 11 of
Gainesville is the short-top
In the outfield, the lineup
will consist of Fitzgerald, M
August me. Andrews of
Hm
Saints and I lobMnrk of De«
I and
Utility 1nfudders ( ;»tes «if
Sanford, while Hwmdc! of the
Snmts and Langston of the
I.ookoutq, will be reserve mil
fiidilers.
Hww Meat Rodgers, the lor.il
manager, bad drawn the e-'acumg assigninent while Freddie
Frames will net us manager,
TIRES
$ 1 0 0
A
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C A IN E H V IU .E , A uk - 10.— (,1b .
In a loo-rly playrd
irumr. thn
(lamr.villr (,-Mrn drop|in| n 7 4
c ntral to thr SI. AiiKU«(inr Sainlv
hrrr yrvtcrday aftrrnoon at K a r
ri. Kirld. Two pitrhrra |wrform-.|
on thr mound for thr Sa in" whilo
I hr local* were u»in* threr. All
of the .coring » n done in th« first
five innings.
Thr (rjincswille learn spoUrd
l hr Saints a 5-run lead in Ihr first
three inniriK' T wu runs were sent
acriis, the plate In the first hy
i he Ancient I'ity Irani, and a Irm
ill ihu thinl. In the third, thn
U-Mrn made their first run. Eour
mure were acorod in the fourth to
tie up the contest at 5-5, bul in
the fifth, three hits coupled with
an error gave the Sainla two more
runs and the necessary margin for
the win.'T h e locals scored ones
j in the fifth.
/jp\
Fur the Saints, every i n f i e l d M * ^
|hut llonner.waa charged with an
jern r Pitman waa the unly (iainesville infielder that did not miscue.
Four errura wore made by tha
Saints and fi*u l>y 'he locals.
Beautiful catches were mail* in
ihe suilfield by 'YiltKerald and
Adair. Kitagcrald cam* ebarging In
in the first trafne lo make a onehanded catch. o f f .the ground of
Pitman'* lin*r. Adair hackvd.up
against the'left field fence after a
long run to lake Emiraon's 'drive.
Adair handled eeven putouts in
BYE. N. Y.. A uk l O - O I - K . r his pasture.
thr MH-unit »mcrmivc <luy Dryun
lili t-y l (Irani, hciiiu I u td n l >!■:*
( iuni Atluntu, yr.tr riliy rtun hiuulch in thr K x tr r n (Irn-. ('nullTrnm. Chnmpiiini<hi|>« only »ftrr
lurviriiqr • * ti(f chullcnyr Irotn SEATTI.K, A u K. 10- ( A P I —
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Uastdard.
the
Washington
an uninnkril plnyrr.
Kn| nwlmc n troublranmr victory -Slate halfback, was thought to
iivrr FM I M Ita y Suiunlny, llil-y have vshat it lakes to make good
mn up ftymn■! miiithrr luiKnacoiu. in professional baseball. Flul fie
I'U yrr, l.rnnnrd Hartman "f New threw Ida admirrra a curve, atid
York, anil had hi* hand* full tu is plaving aofibalt thla summer
instead of tha ragulation ram*,
win 8 f. H-fl.
Th-- other tu|i-rankinK vtar» hail lie’s Just about the best hit**r in
little or no trouble either in th, the soft-ball league a Saa Diegos
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men's nr wunien’e divisions as tup- Calif.
seeded Don Ridge of
Oakland,
t'allf, and his doubles partner,
(iene Make, joined (irant In the
Eczema Itching, aurfac* pmpltt sad
third round. The Davia cup ace aoreneat o f ptoriaaia, posaon Ivy aod'
trounced ttntert Underwood of l os irritation Asst tartan at gu y il pama
arowpUr eallavad hr
W
Angeles, 0-0, 0*1, while Maktf con
quered the Kpantsh veteran, Man
uel Alonso, .1-0, 0-4, 0-3,
Bryan Grant Takes
Rye Court Tourney
Pro Talent Turns
To Soft Ball Game
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grna m MNl ■ « *
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fur straight sate with no trade- Tire Shop,
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I * ( i f ) y«- * t * in t hi- rru jut
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Left Fielder
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Student Grasp Victory
IJKItU ff. Aug. |0.-DP>—Japan »|«n dour nfler V »< i their wa, al
hnp.'w of swee pin |T every
men'' |most nothing to choose between
free*-style Mwlntmlrig met of the them but Am i was pl>ret| thin I
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1*1' S T W tl T ’ M
It-ilm current Olympic* Buffered a *m- and Ta cur hi fourth Helmut Fi** h
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>llvmpu *n|ir<mai y utnmal artha. k yevlenlmy when er of fierninny iiffietally a s * fifth
f ’ • I Htnti-i m tin n'< Kertenc U«ik, lanky Hungarian *tu- with the two Amen nn-% I'ctet
been Kirk of New York and Art Linde
u ' *M
j?iv»*n it* dent who previoualy had
famous only for hla f l i m b i i e o m - 'R r r n o f l.nt A n g r b '. -itlli and n v
ti 4-n,
hint? toijeh ye *terP-titlvr spirit, aped lo trlumpli ‘ tnth revpectlvrly.
I ■' m
I M<1#- Sa til** ftt»*T*"1|! /in the 100-meter final.
j Calk'* triumph h i m after Knlh, "i
lari-il t*i xi *"ritl
While a crowd of ’10,000 rreate.] j rrlnr Itawli of Kurt I .audrrdale,
tn.iiuf ill. 10H nntrf • bedlam, thr lone Hungarian rhal Fin.. and Olive MrKran had qua IC l «•4f.«•||I |• 1»
s* leniied the girat Japsne.e trio nf fi»d for I hr final* of thr women"
|I Ml|HM
Ma.anori Vu«a, Nhlgro Aral and l » " metre frrr .tylr rvrnt and III
I i mi U Wvkoff. Him* Shi,it Tagurlii in a final desperate deko Msrhals nf Ja|>an and tirrvn
i i
i r 111mi
GKntUl*-.
20 meter 'print nnd finished n cer had paced On l h •• * mi f i i m I
4i•fTl
1 Mu lap’
■ant breath nh*-ar| of Vu*a who h e a t * o f w o m e n ' a 2 O h t i n t e r b r e a s t
in n--y
1 Mill!
A tr"k e
r u m p e t it m f i
had led at Ihtt way
all ijif.i Pl’ t HI Ml'
hok apparently p h i ' i l ;l fur
Aral an-1 Tnifurhi -lappc.1 tf"»l
III u
. *<t \.| l"*
bi|fc*r part in the non * loo m* »> i
I,, tl,- filial t i
final than the time-. hmi I 1he
vurl’l |
I*- Ham**'
j htd-fared Japanese
Mimed
the
<t flmlnrd
t ■;14k
Iltl*l
f
1
I be United Slalet recrivnl • • Arner u-an ace for lino defeat
h
iih
II If l*T 1"81
didn't
-*wiin
f.i t
siirprpdnc
back when Cirent j t erao«e he
IM III* Itrrtmn rapturtd its firat event j muuch It -eenis they bu l X p | * 4 I '
*1 p.lTii'll
S|»**H
-r *h* Star
i»f thr came* by
winning
t h e , in^truetmvi* at ^atrh I i \ tin t t-«iSA1"* i H|’t Ml * »1 1- l.r.on meter relay In .1 mlnutra, *J get the rr*t
. tvilli' tl«* ir " t n
• rood*, eicht-ti-ntha of a aec*»nd
With Yu*n, 22 y* j i oi l vifuiiii,
,f
|*.1IIH III ! ‘(- l off the world and Olympic r e f setting the pace m d hi ymm*. 1
.1y i d )'
‘ 1••ni i.r old
I he United
tales ipiart« t colleagues light sit hi* -liouldi 1
ll . tu|mi
I*' itk "f finished second flvu yards be they .vet out to heat I* u k u tin- w m
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Hii Lu ll* ’!
hind John llidl'a aterlinc Quar in i»n adjoining Sum I M •t>•I that
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band soioe y h.d lin y lu l u • \*ui
tet
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Ait h1*-11>
t oinpensalioii f*»r this aurpriae saw f'sik wh" w is in tin In'1 Ian*
I d niih a 'f M « «d i|p fi ul came when
tin*
United dear i»rru 1 the pool.
III! ’ 'i imI? Si.ifea* cirl'a Quartet snired a
■r ohm 1
They were the most asiom-hed
/ K dei on,
hi 111 ph
stuunlrtf surprise in wlrintliic the Jspa ne u* h ho c o r i*nme out of ■It*
ut y yonlb women’s iOtJ-mater
relay
title' Fust when they d;iroln-i♦ d ti-un 1h«
1 to rl«i 'it
* ill.
over the heavily favored
Ocr* ji-iiiI amt
iv liy ti-ro al II imfstii io.
mans, who dropped the
baton swarming over t ik fin IL ngmi
11«•I Minid.il «" »• with victory almost
in
their an" were aim *^t e»| ifilly 11 ion
. ...... l o
! .'f' mi!1'* grasp Anchored by Cho "world'*
ished
, a. • | f i l l .1 l»
IOI- fa .it st woman,'* Helen Hlephcn**
''ll'* never swum thit f ,*^t hr
•
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nil
’ "ft* Fulton, Mo. farmer
girl,
Ih a if , , ,* . - nine >'Min mnt'
no! " W •
1 I n . 01
h* Mljmpic Unit i d State* tram was timed | h«.t thought tie might fmi-h third
| l e t . III 2 IMill * f J ni ITi.J set uiida, ontotenth of
Hut we knew tie w.xs ;i great lip hi
1 j , i . 'I
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a i t o i m L'.
I"r
HeromJ nnder the hated Olympic ^ t,r
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h liieh
u* murk but five-tt?nlh* of a second j
. » , | not hi
mat k. slower than the new mark made
;il hull MiUlMra
.il
by the Orman team in a trial
11'|M111 t
IP‘u" hi.it Saluiday.
IH
a uni « »***!
Victory in the 400-meter relay
and second place In the ] ,000.
meter relay ralaed (he
Untied
States unofficial point score in
>•«>» VI j men's track and field lo
20J
(mints, more than the neit three, B u rn in g w ith F e v e r
nations combined were able to
San Relief for Malarial
..!*n*r
muster.
11mla nd, with
three
n i l 11 ** ' III i t H
l>caill try hnwmadia treat menti nf
lilies, riintft second with Hi) and
L I points Germany, with three hrvlaaikd rvmrdica I Take that good okf
Grow* 1 Taatckaa Chill T odk. Soon you
l it leu, was third with flit and 3*4 wIO he younelf again, for Grove's Talepoints.
Japan* with two titles* Ita CkUl Took not only relievea the
whs fourth with fil and
13*22 eymptona of Malaria, but tiertrayv the
points, highest total ever run up ftafectkm Uwtf.
Thai Ciattleaa qttlnln* ba Piravc'i Tasteby the Nipponese
In
Olympic U cun Tonic kills the Malarial inlettrack and field,
lion In tlw Hood while the bon It con*
taiae builds op the blood lo overcome jbe
Germany raptured the women
I li nek and field crown,
winning e«e«U o4 the dbraw aod fortify afima
» M II « » . . litlr .
rolling up li « n . l ' * * ^ • “ •*‘ * 2 ^ ‘ W o l d r f r r t » .b1
—
............ to |£a osrercummg uf
12 pointa.
The Untied ittatea
stable rrm|a depend
also won two i it lea bul finished ^
(M Ualarta, Grove'*
rva't Taste levs Chill
fur bark of the Naii frauletna In Teak h atao aa ncaUesvl tunic of gvocial
points scored with 22 and 1-1.
f k s n g 1* Uka and abuJutrly
I ii»c r
none
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Swim Event X(han, inlr Ypj l rs Divide Pair By
TwoGam esFrom Get Final Win In
Rawls Qualifies For American M-nsur,
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4 - 2 ,12-5Counts
Falling Islanders Games AtBerlin Katherine
Girls; 20,000 Persons Watch
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1liurlv* El. t itutthlin told dli.imfi, Itr.lnrv—
mn, I ivrriucrut u S. puit. Iva i
i J't.in-4 up i ^liti In f* ii l.iM«h«*ank **| Aliiiihiit
i . . f ,i in * i
» • •*!, ii 111 i11net , i
fnllowvr.* at u rally hi tv yv»tvr Jt r . svi kmir hi* fifth term, wn, op
i m (t|*,intt‘i tnnN I .titter
E.mvI Nufe,c«*Mn|i - I f i .»■ p*• i. ■■,
day.
. poM'.t by t li'VrloMil II.dl.ind. I**,ot i ■ <1*M to i i i .nli
* j i i |m' i**Iii *i 1
"VVe’ru not .intvrvrlvd in )>ivr-,
u aiioiiivy. who
uu* t it-1 in the Jack ' luv iIN I i,v i t , fj.f aH*I fe I min the I ir *
«ni*< ’ i(t*y AlfievI K Smith n m ke,| Iti* * *
Pi * L,ti.
1
viliu u,, ,1
tl*»," thv Itrarult i t . tin |Ktv*t ,t.ir*,’ l by
It... *t.iiv Towii-vn I , the A i
, . ; i(| v.) | it lt<t\, let eiv mg Jt'J tl wn k
1*•f
tin*
i
nr iiiviie sbat»
**f
-thl.
" Wv’ rr intcrvMv.l in p n n -! ................ . mid .1. lb. vr Vv..
•hue** a - tb. l.l.i vlinlll.i , firo rg r
the 7.% ye »f **M lie ,
.IN
c ip lm .
; abb* l.ttlb* Ifei’ k III tnl ney, U m | *41tit Nil
I*. i -1iij
watchman,
rrMieiHv injure.I fi* 1 -'l l
t
Km ther
C’**uiChlin*»
slw tem ent t*| ,t „ | /( ,j
Rnbin -Iiri'n
b g|- l.ll* •t lot
wilt |„.
I f..| when tlie buildingriiltu|i««,*l
lb* P.m k A ••
F’ li h*i .•
wm
mnde in u n e d in te ly fn llo w n ig r i.r , fr,j
tin*renter
«*f ill** * if V **fln
1
all lo.m * f $1*1 .«r iiinw., \.||i|e bMllillng w «m
an aildre»* by Thonia- O'ilrivn, j
-r.,,,,,-, .,.1 n.tn nl ,. f, ,
•mb* that .uimiiiit w ill be fiAiing iinlu tiy on tin* imitli At
i
Jiiilt
of lUmton. union party vice |>rv*i- „ lrpll
,,ru,IH|.y
in
111 r.
I'raii 'lto rl alion
Two Re v ol ut i oni s t
(ienerals M e t e d
D e a l li ‘ Sentences
I tv C o u r t Martial
limit *
* it v A m irney Fie.l R
\\ i Ia in
11 uhiI hui‘4 IrtMH
1rum M ar
i r l l ol frfrl»
1• *
xva* i ,i*|e tni<
,
W A SH IN G T O N .
Auu
It - j
|f AHI
1'reridentinl |iu|itir« went l
b\ M I hurt.*,. d.|.
ut v clei k i *i l hi- \ * 1 "Up* i
|into ;i
trmpotary «*♦ lip*, t .4u\
inO n Ji tit"** * ft ■ 1, nf tl «• fit. m..i
Central
Kail. M i y h w a y
i • t ma . bv n W S|i* ivi’4*». [
i t If II i |
I111m if -1 mt i* h
VV* hilt
tin
I tui lei-nOi
.i T
1 2 T «J S L «:.C : Townsondism M a i i. Small l,mms Will It,."';.'
wett* dli4i'U**fd.
Issue As Citizens
Offered To
tu the
.Vote Their Choice!
Railroad Employees p blnJ’,','. *V
!
tliltt tmly two men, Il*i> !»*!
-*»*iV!ie“
curnJltltites
That niuy be Attributed
H ■*■11auni Irwn |»a|r t l f f r t
I'ldti
LOOKS LIKE WAR III T IT’S ONLY A ( i \ME
\* tlif < oiiiini i ••I iti-upprox" 1
•bt y.(*ti 1ill*- i -I i' Il loiM'lll,
Ml
>|k*fl* 11 io;i,J»* ,4 < m l applicn
ii*Mi !'»r il p* t lint t . . n-tiiii t »
opfii ill
gr-n i-*y "I " I f tl It*1i a ii
4 t li mill k» ? m 1to *•ii ot*' xii mil x
\ "Mi ini - ■iimk i . ■i -Mill- .I 1lo* t il X
1mNhfip *">!• do ;loHuKitv tin*ft-1
xxhu h ! " ,i-l ult If '1IC f* f«"' Xot*' XXil '
t ik*1M D 1 4 * 1.1*II Iilly III "I to 1*'
*1*'»Xi■ -i f1*■■•' "OlilO'lul ufi it 11oi it tin1
1 it v J'lain oip 1'-"ii Ik It
• H .ami Inn
\ i >f\ •tulf plut ■
ifiltioii* 4«If1 4"f«'l l ion -e (it mg it a
Il fl i. gllf ligfX ntlkl **■h .» plsiriM **f
with the Minn- m d f t l y limi t »loi i*'
that bu* been r v i d g n o d in idhrl
electitm.H hen'.
Neither county >
mir e il y iwiltee bu«l r«p*irtial why
iJimirderm,
Cunti ury in the lust lleiinn-uHi*
fact
II.
' 11 ■n■t \%ho dlsilpfO x**d of hltlSI |
-i"* in the n H-h'iitwl i m n , Itn
1
lluwvVt t , mo iiio naa r in a d iv.
ity s u . i v|'* ctl'd this uUctH"vn
betwevil 5 uVIniI, unit |„>II . 4,,-uliable
my time when |ifi*uti*
to leuv'e their eiil|ilnyiiient
ni|C |
Immune, hours, will t'ck to tin
the
I
tI
liobb1 I i Ik I Hill .It It'll
I n t it \\ •if Hi i' im-ru hriming
from
1,1(55.
Uiu City
IA
cast
i.IS
t . * X4.*n Tx-mb
Park
Av x no*
h.i
•'ll* i t .
L * it * * ti Hi
and
H- *■1'. 0
. ft nW fi* *1 iKl .4 p- •|1" l
f.4
*nt* i p 1-« •
111* AM ii 1
'tin. t It) 1 1*11r-11■-MM U■,i i ii- 4 I.I 1
nigtit
I'ulIdic I*-Mi 1" 11 Mill " 111ii 1.111 xx ,i
1ii*b"p»-«l 4. i 1
gain** *t Him •or h il'l
On
M V.8- ■
.
rand mi pill im
. , i-.(1 I- +if ,*
pi tit I"*'
m * j lift.-l
hittl I1pi'll pM .4J ! 1 l il.*' Till>tklx ip l
gltX I'f IllMk-' * *'.t\
t:
Ky ,If Him 1 * VUIti
|'»"P
no
OXX111*f . ( f *«.* X1 on l x XX. 1*
fav taid* * t»f 1lllg 1 ,lifting
»•
1II 1»«■»
ix in •
* *n api't. x.-l
I l l ttu x XXtot III flH'
T « " •- A ft* f .
*».. III , 'X1- . Kin 1 xx*4> . I XX
' r x p 1*
p» ilMlg £%11 III*
XJII.I H. V ( .1x . o
\ V. 11 .*
1 n.ltl" *l .i 1 nli il txx.
Slot Machine Refer-,
e n d u m Petitions
Meeting S u c c e s s
i
A
\l
Independent Canvass
Reveals Seventeen
Property O w n e r s
Favor
Restriction
R ep o rt
Q u ie t
H O K U M . T I ESDVY.
R esidents Of
P a rk Avenue
Ban Business
HELD AS SLAVER OF ( ’O KI)
H e a v i e r Polling I s ,
Expected L a t e r ;
L i g h t Vote Fav
ors Orlando M a n
P o lic e
The Unit
\ f f 11ritinir
City Will Speed
C o l l e c t i o n s Of
D e lin q uencies
W ill Employ Contact
Man To luliuenci
llackTax Payments
1 I’ *
• ,
I tb hli*pit M
\\
ml Hit h
■m It---
■ ■ ' i Higm
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wIni
It
11**we
m il 1
a i
I* 1 till t*
.mm
' m Mi I,, tilt*
♦Im •
1 hi Mpe u g am it
I be Spaiii'll
i«t
in utiulity
I" I *
Ikiiltiuit
t Ini ■!
rauy
reVul'JN
pr*i*e*t
m.iki* Ibi*
pact
nine miweP
I' ift vliv e.
lb* lit ii i-n t*!*»i*
U4i again it
the li* Ring nf .nt 1 m*lih yacht
I Pol .
f 41.| i
1 "i
f'oiu
*ik*'i*
t till! f I IIKi
rmnpl.t. I
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I•
hill **1 hi ' l ii(i‘ M t.11. i . .|
Ini nit*
in inHtiInti*
’ *"• l»*-!ti|-*-1• iit** in tlo* 'Ji.Jtv*
- I * i d wai i'ax ** inipeips to th*»
i
•MJ,| til*' J iJl'o
Wlt'i 1e |rnf t et(
in an attempt
11
.1 4,1 l IHp ■
•b
t
) he >t'
it
| ■" I I
l It la »
♦he *!’■
* MU J*
tlti.li |
1. t • 1 < * 111 l Elf ■ Ni a4>ii il o| <*milftl
t r .*. . * xv. f Haunt godly
•I , 1a14i1r M t "Hi!' nl I*inr*| m
•ii
i.tp a»
1Nh * i b'Mri a ifl
1 ... t * • d it Ii tot f o mif rating
K tw.ld10|r 1III t* bid 1in|i
1' 1 1
1 lain** tliuL
xbtf
1-1
-il -tl iti .ik.if**tiiftt( la
lx**r oxx ii n vtl
.........
ii
. It .in 4- * (iriitlo l an In*
«fi I to lb*' I. nit %*1 States i t
■ Hi 1 X1* xx%
1 • U .i li Mil l*fM, tho Slate Df*«
1I'"* iif 41idilii it: . '. I Amertcatt*
1 • . Spain
\ b u. kad* o f Spam by ncu.
mo I (• d* nli " f n
owner. Capin ,i Rupiit S.txil*’,
during a
n I - I bikoili.itdiko nt *.f t *ij**n, oti
I ai I
all . .
tu » ■(
the H IX "I 1»i » ,iv
\t. i
\ nu 11< n xx*k]licit
'tn-l
<bil l i * ti pn pa i 1 to l h e MailI OltMMn -ill'll in-i'll 1
IM u .i! !
,,d
E i»kr itU 'i*rs
D is c u s s
f k Hi*- (m* ■11..tl Init II- I1
T w o p h y v ln iin * u tta rh v d to H*
bN ! 141III 1
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(
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n
t
i
,
tlir«»ughotit
the
rulin'
F(»itihi
Ktate
llenlth
Ih*|iatfim
ut
I
Hen R im s ,
11r e e
cimb*»v
R e lir c m e n l
U n d e r i 11■, \» i tu \ 1 i. .1 i; \\ il a '" 1 4,, 1../,iiid thf t
a
n g i| r J
T n d * i V uiid thin* tmu s governor, r* i * 1“ nville Jiivi^mu of the A * * i]| iiiMrei* Simford Li.ms. \\» »lre
" *" ' hip ntim' y fo»
i
iilliT tU
1U U a j
f j|p lirinocrnlir ten.i
*
Sitnfunl u* «livi»ion heal ,|4y night tu explain the ope c u
i hd• ul'oul (till A in tiiin ia , sill
F e d e r a l P e n s i o n s I" • |*.M•’ a
■nt i* i
in.mi • i i hem Itiixiiiiux tm ilnitN, re
IP .1. I xxhi* h 11,*
e r iT T 'i n
*
,,
,«■» i i ! i ■tu riu l itiifttiiutl ion, w it h
t *tu t«* I , ’ 11 ’ * 1
*»f a p u tlie h eu ltn u nit |»t p "
'
S E A T T L P . A t .&
s
A llo n u . v J )lhn r a r v r r
,
.......................
r a il
fo r the fu r t h u c it y .
t**i M*
I.
r m* i d
* * %n
XX « . f t XX . . I k
iki Miik I in tin* Spanish capital *
II I* W V »*.
d cb i ir hi.i m
I*. I l» •
•le l lelle l !l\ . t r. VV
It i, i* 4#Ii.f f*l** fhat * mall to fill
a‘ 7 h a ^ Z A ^ . ' r « n « Z n
fo I ......... .
' - M -,dal prinm.y ! • ' * f ............... ..
j
phyivian-. iM .o r *
W"
•*f *
\ i i i *it i •
*
I
in*'
unit
t*f
V‘hti‘fd.iy with flu- R
W ..h :n f t 0n " p i : ; r / e r n I r A ml A j ................ ...........................................................and M.rh.11. wi.l haw , h . . «
*
l i e I:
I . . . I ..... .
I V itt|*if | t Kn Ht- I*** it i ii *xi t t* 1' iir* *t by Ilonay and fur the election o f rail lh,
, t thv Vul.lv/ H *■ I offii i.iliin- Mi
Rax
im
N I
».
lit
M- u-j i\ kjm mg a |'•
mcr
Uoverimr
l».»vh*
K.
(airltaa.
v i".- . a.t.ltv .
R«prc»rntativc M Irion A. 7.ionHo- l..*al •*«
viiiployw* from tho.v point, ' » I bvyinninit »t * I*. .VI. At 7 I* VI Satimliix t" i in* * mi.r i i”
* i.i! Ill* * ’ u u *
t#aiii/,iia*ifi In •
*
meld
n*
,i
check, who p lu n c"I to hi* death Tampa, ami burner Judge I*. (I, *v.vc ...i the flour.I of IlirerUim. lhe r iv |c r |t u will open it* >•
Ib*th in
"inill* i "
1
I >|111I v (Mil* t
dl I ii *» >|
Ilk
• ,4 | li t * I Mi;- It | 1,1111 I n
I lu ll
Friday from hi* ftfth floor ram- Andrew.4. Orlando, for Uu? Denm.Mr, Uirkrrt, aerretary «if the lar semi-month y h»*ssio .
M •■Mhiu*il Mm I'lira** ! **•*»
hill I lev • 1 Hi . anl •** d for t* n •
| S V I / l i r i t C . V.ntiiu, A uk .10.—
cratie nomination for the unet- tie xv organization,
paicn offlco wlndo*/.
stated
that
’I lie twin li1l fI d l
li| XXI?! 1 1IlkAll docturw ?n this county and She xx.1 to *ii.il ■i *-f 1Ii* '
i . I , Snuliiia mi l lu a happy mood;
|
Funeral rcrrlcea arc ,rt for 'ato pireij term of the l.ito Senalor ilo *** Fniona were being formed
llo- pi i1tfidk of tin* pa
ApnrHiiof
Religiously.
\f»
I
other
Interested
person*
m
| I,utg. r.l.vat.) patt-v.l hvie yv»ter-'
nil over the country widely for liU’d to henr the address, !J* n uf
th li afternoon. A CrtngrcHonal del- I’ark Trammell.
Wlis Ilf! il Hi I XXIIII I be M* Hi • ’ tug o f III** m i *l ink nt a c t. vyliu h
day in >■t . holiday journey tu tho
the benefit of lhe railroad em fleers
t fit lo n paid tributo for thv lluuie
ol
Churi h
*y
"'’"•Id f ef if* im * r Iini'i .if U
Aili tutic Sea where thx* yacht
ploye*1 ■ He also ptnltd thnl divi
where Zlonchcck iteive.l.
Murx i Pig tne f hre*- n n . 1
Nu 111in ii wmit ■
* the
start off A
'f tWt *Xill tl ,« |* 'X* I fill I•11II tl
de rids up to and nmt to exceed ti W O M A N F A T A L L Y 111 K M I*
ns K?lo * d Rav.. 11a n y N. Ru
I U1
!** 1 pelfwfttit |ik"h» t.il inn jo* uf
f i* ii *ii and S.lv. i Sprimr • will iim ntlia cruise*
per cent would he paid tu jihare*
Kotieit I it **■'. all o f Sanford,
The KirtkT. Havelintr a« the IhlkW
|; * 'I II lll.it Hi* b||| XXit I'll t ft i *nig i i. I., f 4.. Hi,. Honda .....mu r
ST . F K T E R S I i r i U i . A u r tl
lioldt n at the end of each fiscal
IN J*»liu.¥ ii
I."il I *Kin |(«- * li*x*,| infix* 1'* , In* • I I I s . v r . t a t i . a
\
......... . I " - , o f » u m * < tv r 4 1 1 M ric t in ru y n itu ,
iA*J- Mr*. Nellie K, Span,*! c , line ht *** h* i . I
year.
0fled.
4 14.1 Five, on Thm-day nflvr. waa dtv»*ed in a liyhl brown uuifc
A supervisory committee font* IH, died in a hospital v r -1.1 t *y Clew i IIntel f! * lit XX 14 III K v c i .
....... and eVvniii:; of
A lie
* while d r a w ha!.
I’ m **reilingx »*f lhe eighth
f*i
Klder (iraham, ncurn w a, re po-ed of O. K. d o ff, T . L . U ‘('on- from burns suffered while
Cemetei >
a. • ...dint? it, a nolivi* i i ' i v i i o )
He ilrp|ivl f-nv lhe Orient Knported in acriouv con, I it ion I..lav nor. und F o llir Schaal will attend ling on an auto trai er camp • ••♦
•Hl'Uil r**l» Villi I ' l l *-f (lie I m fin I
_
_
________ _
followinif family altercation >'v»- to tbe uuditing of the finaneeitl
. .*• d, xxIj j* 11 uni la t iitkiid Ji «ii *i.t,' I,-lay l-y l:.il|l. K Itaevvvll. I " ” ) and ilmtlvd amiably with
C IT Y NEWS! BRIEFS terday In which he auatainrd nt the end o f each y*ur, anil willj
I pi. rvlaiy of ill- S . 111111..I, 1 .Minty lailn.ad palice offiriala anil mein—
*1*I 1 liaiiil.i'r of
('..iii.iii rii' un i u hvr« of the Hritivh rolony who wnr«
aeYcral
wound*
front a knife attend to the auditing
o f the |M u n i c i p a l
C o u r t A s s u m e s R a n k - L i k e i ' i! 4 'Z V a o i
anion* Ihr Ihron# al Iho alntlon. •
la
The Seminole County ( lyitnlvr wielded by Ilia wife, Dothiv iir a .j U,,ttl‘Cek ut lhe end o f each year..
— *
“I “l ”■
i* 1,1 " a fit** Johvjin * *4f i In- (| 1 meiivl.vr of 1 Itv V . '• tali..11.
II,,at ridr<. avvii.initiiif. a lain-!
——
—
“ '
o f Commerce Bonn I of IHrrcbir* h»m.
«'ii
«h#
of A t m o s p h e r e A s R a c k V i n o s R o l l I n b - iiml inuiraiice ilepurtiiM nt
I'nlire aald (Jroliam nllrm ptr.ll l>i*e*tor, and vllieera on all i|ur»- * » * ' » • »
r*
1 tpivl, and o vc iiiirl.t j.io m ot.s ia
will meet in the Chamber llull.l1h iitlifip 1In* Ura l "i gantz.itinn j
i tiMfi*. will fiuturu lb’ program,
ln « tonight at ■ P - M. in u rvitu- lo ahoot hi* wife bii.I the nun| u^ ^ . . o f v" a l importance.
iv, n a fi'"' | t I M T id fo id a i chief « uginr
Municipal Court yr.iterduy uc-l with larvci
■■ 1
. .................
LO CAL W E A T H E R !
failed la R» nff. A * the woman I (K fk e ra
of
Ihv ..ruanitatloti
. . . . .
.
.which will I«* |t ir »M "l iiVrr by
U r monthly oaoeluoi.
■
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t
M
.
Kiupp
a*
M
-xntaiy
tn
«>
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.
r *i
funned
nu
atmosphere
of
a
tl-j
nf
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u
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>
cpi'tid
I"
picked Up n knife to dcfvml h i r . j * r‘‘ : V. (■ M v*»en-rr, Prvaiitrnl;
1((
f
9
II. I*. Htiillh, -••xnuiiy **f Uu*
vva*. days In jail. A i " H f
larceny
raid,
trfalmml „ n_ " T ’ *!**' X lc«.Pre>l.tenl; O. nanrlal instil at ion ns JT[ M a n o n { ‘u tilit y t batitber of I'tun T he Sanford K iw a n l, Club will »clf, nulhorlUrn
*lt*l U W
chart;,’ opaiii t II.
r t
II
Un.
A r . i a a a .. .....i 1 *
* iihtci* at lirala..
meet Wednendey o t 11:111 I1. M. alturk her oyrr the h<n l w itli) ^ Tolar. Treaaurer; and M. J. cuHeeled in pil'd iluv fin.
u
It
r«h. A ve rag a
The dellnipicnciea wvi
111. " 'l l I rahi*f 4*11*■'*I 1** t bi' * »*111il y, « ir I
P r e l a cy.______
In the U nyfair H otel for « ri-KU- the firearm « i « l broke the . baX. j
14
5(1
•t
kUr. A o r * | «
over in listed amounts hy
I’ rJ rhiii i g r vigil in J Hdi J e iik im i W« .
U r weekly oetaloit.
M
Apr. A v « r a a «
*i
OukiiiK the ligh t, u liaht « aH f V n v I c t t l
I L v | i , >. />#!
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nullity,
ami
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knocked out and the woman ac- C O H X I C I S
lie ilC V C U
J PI. Y
llorare Jackson, I j c . 'i t . 1 V a - Knima
••* Imx*
The
euit of
H.
Dee*'' ridentally cut her daughter al* 1
»1
XI
JJ
lum* t
SJ
11
belh lliiicinan, |20; 8n»tv Idm * ro m m il lt d U i * •■»•/, « »■»
51
acainat the Metrrepolitan l.ife In thuuRh not aeverrly
.1. I It I y to lay xvax in I hr chili*
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l
1
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l
iivef I** fb*’ ItMHikitVill** xlicriff. ,
aurance Company*
*u
artllvd
Graham wa» »ai.l to have aithV*
Convict* who atayed a camp Imry, tin ; II.,l-eil Yuiifig,
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7,— llh-nk- tennla yet.
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or celebrated hi* firit appear-1 The comely, gracious tennla trselons
in an Asalea uniform here ye«- queen of United State* and Engiy hy limiting 8t. Augu«tine land arrived home on the 83. Man- iwtwad
riur eraUerrd hit* to prat a hattsn yeaterday and w e a le d ihe
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■irtory over the visitor*.
|intended to atey In cornpetltien
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ree of the St Auguatinr blow* "fo r several more year*,* defendDwyte
rollected by Manager Jerry ing her national doublet crown with
rereld, who corralled a double Mr*. Sarah Palfrey Fa by an of
wo single* The other rlotit o ff Brookline, Mate., thl* month and
er w ii made by Owen*.
j her national single* title at Foril*lnn
lTLAKA.
GAINESVILLE. Aug
T \
BERLIN. Ainr. 7.— —TJll**r VI ifn
Intf fUwIeftnly to a worM r©©nr<! hump ri m by L**fl
trluhlpb at a npeetl which.‘if xus-, in l h r •**«’(«ml lrtn|n^ u a w t l i n y
tallied, would have approximate-j tu na llva< h i o b n i i m a l 'l w in v
Cf M» n bin?
ed a 4:01 mile, New /.ealaml'fi **f the
Jack Edward Ijiveltick raced off) y e*1ffil ny nftein»m.n. ».u\ »t»»*! t ■With the claxxie Olympic 1,600 |i«i1c<| piMM^Mnn o f f l :* t i i * in
meter chainpionnhip like a feath til** f lo rillH M n tl! |fjll|i
Hank G rm cki, afr i iH*t la i- ■(
er III a breeie yeaterday.
ynterday.
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'<*r of tin* MiiniJor h* f hni* n<» jn,
The cut ly dinired,
nuprnnte^y Iwit* Ibi' fiihi*r H u uf ilit . i i it
confident little meilirri) ntudenl lie fft tbe G-Men iluwn .%jiii Unit
■Ufffered the vror Id'll foremnot hit**, two of them **f tin m in 1*1
tnilera by linearkinur n final ;|ll(j' mii li ly Oornif ki tir.n i mil ♦. t»
meter aprint, Nlatidin^ o ff tin*
llon^heftited <lni"i>nL'i'
of
tb«
great Glenn
t immnyham
imdl
clipping ti roll aecotid off Hill
Ikinthron % wnrtr) rtcord time of
3:48 H
Lnvilork actually looked ovc
hb ahouf ile r with » brnad irnd* ,
■ertHoi ho* face diiiing the atretrh
ilrl'e that rariit'd him to th*
tape nearly five meter* ahead *4
the Isiiwi erne, Kan., alar in
3:47.H.
Cunninphain ran the Krralrat
race of hi* career, himaelf on
flff the Hated world record iss hr
wax rlocked in
H
|»ut then
wax no runner in the world win#
could mutch mmli'c dark yeate
day afternoon, inHudintt
I#n<Kl
Xlecrali, Itnly\ defendintf chain
ftlon, mid Arrltiis Han
Humarti.
Batting a new 01/mplo broad Jump record, Jesee O w tn i leaped 28 f i l l
5 21/84 Inches In Barlln to shatter the prevloue mark of 29 foet 4 1/4
In c h ,, made by Cdw ird Hamm In 1828. T h is rsdlophoto sh o w s the
Ohio State Negro all-round Otar In action In a qualifying Jump, alter
winning tho 100 molar sprint. (Associated Prase Photo)
fin third and fourth respectively
Lovelock'* thiziliii)p triumph in
th© fare which
*uw
five-foot
racer* finUh under ilecfali’a for-1
me r Glyinpic ^Muir k uf 3 ;fi l/J
thrUled tin ovnfluw trow of 14liri.-l
000, Including c hafin llor Hitler,I
and diniuxeil the must n|mt tncular ilny i Kiih fcir of the eleventill
Olympiad which fml ih wiping
out the majority
of
pieviou*
Wytnpic (itaiiduid*.
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Aiiiericu'H hurdtiiuf Mwcep wux
completed by the incomparable
Forrcxt (Hfiec) T»iwnx of AugUHta, da., who fhi^hed over the
hlifh lbnln«r, cipiallmir hU own
Hew world murk of 111 ftecondv
Ilf the senii-finiilx and then outfooting (Ii i nt llritain'a Don Kin
Jay and KiiU I'ullmd, J r, C IO
cago negro, in u 11.2 second* fi
nal.
No lecofiln were beaten in the
javelin firm I,
Init
Gerinnny
hondnunie blond Hcrnhardl Htoeek
broke this sSi niidinti via n niuno(>aly
for the firrii hum In Ulyinple hlxtory, lieuting I'a ni*h fnvoritex.
Including the worul uconl-holdvr.
Halt! Jnr^in)an, win* was hand!cappeil by a lame Imck and
wound up fifth in ilrfeiixe of tils
' crown won nt L*ix Angeten for
yearn ago. Hloeck'x winning tono
mtanured 71.HI meterh, 236 feet,
Seminole T a l e n t
A p p e a r s Before
Orlando J a y C e es
M edler Is Heady H urler;
Toss Three No-Hit Frays
lookout Pitcher Starred On University
* Of Maryland Ball Club; Was Basket
ball And Track Man Also
lit J 111.IN HTKNHTUOM
llerm.m Medler, former member .V
of ihe 8t Augesline cu b hurling I
staff but now of the Lookouts, is
quoted by Ihe fans us one of the I
horniest butlers In the league.
Medler. who was with the Saints I
■Ijring the first part of the season i
s i r traded to the locals with Miyn |
l.mgrlon for Drive Swindell, out- j
fielder.
f'
Medler I, 21 years old, tip* tho t'
•cates nt IH7 pounds, and standi l'
six feet nnd one Inch high. Her
ninn attended Maryland Univer- °
•Ity in I1I3I-3I-3A where he played w
th re e years \ l college btsebA I. P
When he wns rylfre.ihmnn he hurled f
for the team that won the con
ference fre»7imsn championship.
‘
During that yesr he hurled a *
no hit, no.rvn game In the thirrl J]
game he pitched. In the summer he '
played seml.pro nail In Maryland '
and went back to th* University |
the n u t year end made the var
sity nine on which he won foer 1
gomes and lost one. lie was se
lected nn the all-conference nine. 3
The next yenr he hurled another '
no-hit, no-run game for Mary
land and nl»n made the aL-con, ference nine again the second year
; In suecession, Medler entered th«
: athletir hall of fame for the third
|time when during the summer he
i lorried another
im-hlt, no-run
I game In semi-pro ball.
| In 1933 he came to Jacksonville
' In the South Atlantic League, but
after a week with them In eprtngj
training, France* got him for this
Saint*. He pitched th* opening
HOME RUNS
F or
Y ou r A q u a riu m !
Midagaocq dwarf Illy; Curds fa
Cyplarone;
llanana
riant*;
Never*I mosses; |l„8 0Ual».
Gold I'-lsh. l(o:k. Expert proil
construct inn. lumdscaplng. Wa
fer l.l'lc*. Itosra auld singly
or rose gardens prepared and
set.
All plant* set hr u.1
guaranteed. Aquarium* plant-
W. C. HARTLINE
W. Flrttl St.
Near Monroe Corner
• START YOUR VACATION
ON THI
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COOL CRUISE-WAY
TW* aunener, wby not enjoy a
ROUND TRIP
a g s K f c f f i S 'B '
eeetfyMCMMry expense,
i
Hnen with deck sport*, ore
tOdwg pk**e*. e » c ,
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Now la tho time to build and pay for a home for leaa
outlay per month than present low rents. We 'are
prepared to make loans on new constructions under
the Federal Housing Administration finance plan. Let’s
.Ulk this over. C. M. Boyd, Sanford, Fla.
.. f
F or Sale I
Bunding
for lumber, * roofing
and building malarial*
Of an kind* tall a* u .
Bare yaull d a d th#
moat reasonable prke*
and best g u ilty and
Mortgage Loans:
RARE PLANTS
Fred Whalen', former wor d's
champion trick shot billiard player,
t* a movU character player now.
Mate^UIa
|.rt,
PALATKA, A rg. 7.—George Anssi drew*, leading hitter In the Florl■JJj da State League and a fixture In
center field for the Azalea* aince
•IS the atari nr the 1035 baseball tea*IS non, a*ked for ind reteired hi* ono. conditional rcleaae, It Opa
nounced here yesterday " y Troy
Agnew, owner of the locaf fran
chise
ii.
According to Andrew*' contract
With the local baaebell organtxaj tion, control of which w «i purivt 'chased recently by Agnew, he waa
8t. I«aut*
*I
««•
to be given his release it any tlmo
I ’ h Ira no
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‘is* he desired it and it wa* stipulated
Nmt T#»rk
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riti»i*ur«ti
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<•'? thsl he should not be sold to any
i*inrlnn*iitt
in
5*i
,J,' other rlub, Agnew disclosed.
flcsMlnn
<7
Iphla
1*»
*7
Andrews asked for his release
Vlrooklyn
S9
(1
3" ' Wednesday night. Although An
Tgalrnlar'i llriatli
HI.
I ; ChlfHKu 2. I f it I no ■ drews did not play with the Saints
here yesterday it is c i pected that
Other* pa*4ri**»i^ft: wM griiutiiiU
he will be in the Ancient City line
r;«mm Tati«r
HI Instil* at C lilP ifti
up today.
m
N**«r Ynrk ut riin«d**!ehln.
I Jpff Emerson, manager of t)#E
I'll i»lmr ali nt t'inHnnoll.
Other* not ached laliril.
j Azaleas until shortly after Agnew*
'assumed control when he was rv|leased, worked behind the plate
n y yesterday for tho Saints.
J I Ace Cruller, farmer A u le a In3 y fielder, released yesterday momJing by Manager Teen Gallegos,
Miss Jacobs, dressed conserva-! The Lookouts trek to Daytona , also signed with the Ssinta and
tlvely In white and blue, has en- Beach tomorruw for an after- j was itatloned at third oa*e disrfnye.l her shsie of thrills and suf- no0"'* combat with the league- Jing yesterday's contest. The Sslgts
fered many disappointments, but Imping Islanders. Tha locals are sent Ouster Kinard Ur Palatka
sho said .probably her greatest Paying Be Land here today. A dnu- 1when they cut their sqRRl to th*
thrill was her victory at Wlrab'e- blaheadar. which ws» scheduled by j required limit,
don.
officials yesterday, %as called off | The loss o f Andrews neeessttat— _
this morning and only one gam ejrd Gallego* moving from left to
.
wa* to have teen played.
I center field while Bobby Guerra
Two calve* nei|- New Granada,
Thursday’s gim e here w u post-1 w“ stationed in left until he ln" " c I*«t»on*d by tbe milk o f poned because of rain and w ctllur<,d * , f * »Hdta* Into third lose
-ows which had eaten snakeroot.1 grounds
|In the third Inning of yrstenlay'a
lly The Associated Press
Vrstcrday'* llumera
Mm-, Curilinsl*. 1; ll-iyt-,. White
I.' Hell. Drowns, I; West,
lit..win, |; Goslin, Tigers, I; Owen,
Vigors, 1.
The leader*.
Gehrig, Yankees, 33; Tr .sky, In1-csgwe Total*.
ilmns, 3|; Kuxx, ((,.,) y „ , ,-j|. ot|,
Giant*, 25; Klein, I'hiilirs, 20; Ca- American
National
year* ha wa* a sub on ihs vanity
teams. As a junior at th* Unlvar•Ity h* w n all-itar track man on
M* data t u n .
D ow n*^V c W
Pay A# Xou Ride'
1111
George Andrews Sev
ers C o n n e c t i o n
With Palatka Nine
:i*
LOW AUTO KATttl
t»te lewamwWl pee mdlwebei
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N O W ON
D IS P L A Y
IN O U R S T O R E
�Remind* County ProduM
More F rutLa And VcttU bln Than Any
Similar Area In America
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXV
\ Rebel Leader Congressmen
M em b er A a a o e b le d
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , AUGUST «,
P reaa
fc r a lx )
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19.16
Eatabllahed In 1908
LOYALISTS DEFEND CAPITAL CITY
Madrid’s Door To Zioncheck
Definite Position Of Eccentric Member O f,
General Unknown;
U. S. Lower House
Confusing Reports
Dies After Plunge
Sift Through Lines
O f Five S t o r i e s
Morris Takes F i r s t
Two Events Of De New Orleans Flier
Once Prominent Men
c a t h I o n Event;
Of P a r t y Organ
Perishes In Crash
S h i m m e r s Stow
ize ‘J e f f e rsonian
I
Democrats' Group
I I K it L I N . \ ' N i/l*> \men
Revolutionists
Body Falls Near
Claim Victory
4-Months Bride
ca's trio of
j ||
I Ulllltl III lllflf. I>|.
d ay c ill m . i i 1lut| l«M llllc.* Iimi- f
Make No Hint of
London Support
a!s in the Ulvo |Mt t|t‘t ,HUluii «i* it |
p e titio n
V o lin a , i So| "H*\ F in n i ti *»*»», 1
rom ped nw n\
ii'H tin* :i uihii mit e r s t r r p le . haw tit It* f*ir l hi*
und tmil* in ,| i .i
J 11m ii * ft •«n i ini it f i Je
* « i m m (>rsi
►<*l ved l l n t i . l| ie « in i*:iti 1 . k r e f*
Ho* t r i m lit...... i s tin y H im n f 1j . r |
A lig e li" four l e .n s 4gtt
,
Germany JoinsAgree- Note Left In Office
: nt Of Hands-Off
Indicates
Suicide;
European P o l i c y
D e a t h Is Instant
*
SEATTLE. Aug. 8.— (A P ):
General Francisco Franco
—
Congressional
lenders sent
tav marched at the head
Moroccan troopa In . what •word today that they would
pay full honors to Represen-j
■was described as Rebel
headquarters in Burgos as tative Marion A. Zioncheck [
a thrust at the heart of the who died before the eyes of
Spanlah government power his bride of four mouths by
leaping out of the fifth floor
In Madrid.
Other reports placed the window of an office building
general at Seville and still late yesterday.
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N CM HER 245
U.S. Athletes A n t i - N e w D e a l e r s
Continue Bid (^a\i p o r D e m o s T o
For 3 Medals A b a n d o n R o o s e v e lt
Knocking On To Pay Honor
I
Sanford N The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
James A.Reed Named
Chairman To Carry
Appeal To Nation
D E T R O IT . Autr. 8 .— ( A ? )
tilrnri Morns, | f t t idlnts. r.do.,1
Battling to *AYt* Madrid from advancing Hrb cl*, loyal Spanlah gwiertimrnl lri»ip* w.m divisive
battles in th# fiuadariama mountains north of th f rapilal. Th* exclusive pit fine wii<in<* loyalists
I’uinmmint
filing u | H > n the enemy from a camouflaged hiding jilaci* near Zaragoza ♦Ai^ovistud
News Photo)
th ' l
— AssiTliitg tliiit tins R o o s e
second liny-a dre.iiM,.,, p,oi;i«,H.
tile III) meter hijldfesi nnd di'CiMf
velt
A ilm in i-lr n lib n
bn*
tlint'lomul
"luTV ornioii
of
hvntl mill spirit w h ich enn
licit her lie velitei|ieil llor c o n ilnneil. ' uitli N ew D cul D cin ocr;it-i r.'illetl upon m en th ert
o f the D em ocra tic party tt>ihiv to ii'mniUm p re sid e n t
won
Hie
t*i > e v e n t4 ot
th it.w to t n k r n w ide lend to t h e 1
le u even t rotupetitio n .
R o o e rt
Chamber Attache D oyle C arlton Discusses
Sees E xcellent! P roblem s F acin g Senate
Season For State Declares Jefferson A s s e r t e d Constitu
ft" -t
wn i
< d u *k ,
> jit i
i f f end in to tal
L r m id w est, |
p o in t*
$
and
Jack Pinker, S»« iamenl ». thud.
W ih
H o e n t n n ,J RnlpTi
SjML'uker Bunk head waa ex
pected to appoint a rummittce
M e I r a I f i* 1n«i»r f e .| in ||rt« | ttie u *i,
A nit*TICii\ |OU Itieteir 11 III V I f .1in
to attend tho funeral until S-erItiHi eVflt.
i
etpial i d llif* o.o Id rreonl of 40
geanl-at-Arngi Kenneth Komiiry
PnJiu IIn' Ivailcnitiip nf men
laid he Mould fly tiviv fur the
nrroniN tn winn me Ihr fir-t he«t ’
once ptom men t in parly cmrnfuneral.
of l*i*l and ipmlifv me run4 for '
, ,1., iti,-v set about forming «
the finiih, Aniriira\ I.HOi) meter i
An inquest into the den Kb In /-cl
ia"tpon:ii nrgniitxalioii lo rnrry
uday tf.tin nIso tpnilififd f**r to \
for Friday.
mi n)i|(«*ul t‘» vntcri* nml
tuoirow'*
finaU
|
Ziomluck's lirollicr-in tuw, Wil
Russel Moswium j ,tl..it*v) of New ,i liim t.f nnnHuT invulinil K>
liam Nadeuu. mi itI ho wiia in the
.Iip n n m ill H olland d> m io .id d the (lilt ills itiir* itlliong tli«' eight pet
tiillflK .
office with the Wivnlric
comOut " f defi retire to the wishes
■ii ki'ted when a I titeugn tin I
A 'film tf iba( I luMiiiM Jofft r- o p ening o f tin* mi no m ug rom pegretuuuaii und n* they tluitcd In
iii n •tlivhirftl the iitii-slilutiuii 1H ion. l lie I ’ n ilfd S ln te n (n u llifie d ,v nid hern A n h ue t tn m sp o rt t d | nf participants from the South,
leave, /iimcherk Mnhleuly
run
lU'Clnriilmii of prliiciplk*
1 wti x i*n pilot t'tuslied lln*
iK ii'ilt l bv kim tm lftl i 't ty -III J'y i i i 'a P e te r K ic k and A lt l.ir u lg m i fo r x th u li
Duplet cottages will reach u . R i t e
I ) p l U l l i m f I’ Ll t P R
lh»* 100 nn-ler free s ty le f in a ls and h ,.u , s t I oni i, t A sOi i.ite il P ie it* mLi'lq no Hienliou of supportlmt
ninth a the rtHiiii ami
tanked l |H>ak of populanty in Florida w . I D U B
L r d l l U l I S l l cUrvTB In uu-ft lhr irt'iiirriucuu of
through tliu window. Mr*. Zion aurt cities this winter, neroidinu JP / v m f n r t
Goreriior laiodoil of Kansas, tint
P h o to ),
I / w t n l a frs * ” 1' iif mei Iii»\ r» Um l hilyr K. K a th e r in e lla w K . |*«n| fun id erd nl
check ursin wnitiiig at the rmb to |irnikliuiM mu Jo front n cciit I v O I l l I U r l XU LU vnlO Cailt li IJ^t tuglil dr feuded lb** f Mi ve M cK e a n nn I B o r n ice Ln n n
Itl'I'Llldl.ail presidential lwilttln**.
la tho car and raw the !►«*>■ ubm ervullon o f » e > l r o it ,l c m - [
The onli-New Dealer* met her*
■
|Jf i»i«m Iat It ■<tinirii«lruiioi» and fo r the w oturti'q lOO n u d e r free’ »> o • rm i* f|n n U M i * b H n w N q>ul•full.
yisterdny and today.
Io n by Itulph l log well, -eiroLi. , } Atwul 30 Sanford ritiien* y»*- mad.* a sloti*
moletalacd a reserved
Lid fm IIn* iumiiTho nt yinr old repirsmtativo o f the Chamber of t ominerre lerday accepted an Invitutlun from jjnolmii ! m fill I hr unit id l hr fltr ifie d by fin is h in g t h in l Hn th#*
Former Senator James A. Iteeri
•Uh newtroll ty mw*4 bo **open ing heat ! m *he slowed dnviri
the Atlantic Greyhound Company Bni Purk Tinrnmvll.
was named
chairman of
th*
„•»»
r fUcmaaa u ld , W f.w
gen kept hin name In 111 headlin ed h e r * .
at the f in is h w hen » h r n w ih e had
campaign organisation 10 tlffT
H Christum* lime
by
Mr Itaguell was here today .11 take a d«munatration ride In
or
Xorepeait J n o t a t e rventing aloe®
M r i AtItaiii *j»uku »«i Jttrk « ‘ *nviili*
(p
ia
lifie
tl.
one eu ir after imother. lie w n after spending two \»e*‘l»e :.t one of M l new, atreamlined OVit .u i a ll F lo r id * la d io liouk ui*.
the anti-Kooscvett appeal Into
arreatrd rvcveral times m il final Clearwater lleach where, lie >nnl, eonche* which will go into aeVv.
"every state in the Vinton.’ Tho
In t le fin lu |hr two utiutM which
n i hoe pi tap for Plan* kn thrtviug Rummer ayaaotl kJ he- ice m Greyhound line* in th* neft flC* t hr country today* hr anIt*
organisation Is In be known xa
future.
tol obeervollon at Washington
the "National Jeffersonian Dem-,
lug rl|»vi icnc.-d
thn first U •’prrxmntiun uf out
The coroner *nl.l It j* apparent
The vehicle Mopped at the lo- prinHplm of government whirl
The secretary declure.l that the
n e a t," but need raid It would
ly a ra»e of aulcldc. Nadeau aald west const la* eu peeling tin' h o t c d V ori.lii Motor tine* de[>ot.
not be considered a new polltleol
have stood Ihe tr*t uf time," uiu!
Sunk deeply in pluili >eat, made
llic faintly had luvii wnrnH to winter arasan in u di-cndo. lie tnparly.
,
_ ,,
“ Ihi* adaptation uf thvxr principlr
watch Zioncheck to prevent sui ■lirutcd that the optiml<m of the for comfort, the guc»tn enjoyed a
Sterling E. Edmunds, Reed*
in ilw iivciw hr tilling fartutH
Gulf arrlinna i* living slimed hy brief circuit of the city while air change iiitoiutut In an udiauclng
cldt attempt*.
associate, was named secretory.
conditioning dropped the tempera,
A noln fnuritl in
the fifth nil iittirr FLurldn report,.
Many of those present favored
I'alititnin
Mii Itint; to to ing
dvlllxitlun.''
floor room of the Arctic IlniMHuge sum* of money nee be tore in the each condderahty
Seminole County will trek to endorsement of the Republican.,^-**
in ly r r f n eiid nm mi
T h e fx - g o v r i moi
point rd
out o K u iil ;i
ing ami apjiarently written l>y ing »|wut i« construction nctivl- lower than the atmosphere outLondon, aa
that fiO jut criit of luxva fall on lie* hI*.i um chiiu* p 'litife in final Dm polls Tuestbiy lo m-I.t I Denlo- nominee. Gov. AU M
l
Zioncheck waa quoted hy Cor tie*, Mr. Ilngwell o* veiled, lie aide.
the most effective way of e «rtutir
nominee*
for
the
vacant
Keen
oil
si
I
ilo
tiif
ii
H
im.II, h S e m i
the
“
cioinnofi
people.”
IS
itnult
u
iih
l
*Tho weathon generally fair to oner Otto MiUcMo.lt aa read saw n number of enhiu cunqw I One of the nntirable feature* of
pressing the anti-administration
Sennle
pa'ts
"
f
tbo
late
Duncnn
note
I'o
n
it
ly
t
ot
Lip
.
u
u
i
ly
,
h
r
pledged
l»lm
**df
tu
I
lie
sight, Sunday partly cloudy to un- ing:
the jaunt war the atnence of gin
cuming into caUtence.
Mark Democratic opposition.
M v ii i Im im o f tliu S a n fo rd M in- ft, Fb't.ber mill Die Into
Dmuo mtic pint form for a r«*diicaettled. Extreme Norlhweat Florl"M y only Imp* In life waa to
Owners of groupv of duplex fume*. Muce the new Greyhound
Joseph E. Ely. D e m o c ra tic forTrainin'
II.
^
*
*
l«-ri4
c(
al*iH
oeU
illn
ii
n.l
voterx
tio
n
in
goveirimviitnl
expendituien.
da: partly cloudy tonight, Sunday Improvo the condition* o f on un cottngr* hnve wuiling b,tu on vehirle ha* it, mulur mounted in
| l Inwell *n INtr Tkte*
Api'M'stmati'ly .‘t.ROO solera are
w ill I m* r«intncf«n| nt tin* p o ll*
Touching
on
ugi
icuHute,
Mr.
aenttered ahowera.
the
rr*r.
fair* economic ayatem.”
hand, and riservutiuii* have been
q
u
slili'l
to
place
llipir
mark*
be
Sent, clou ted on plat form* run Carlton advocated nn udjostnieni f Inesilny (lining the 1»t moerntu* side Hie names of Doyle K Carlton
I'craona who saw the Sl-ycar- nmdu ill mlvniice hy |wre>n« wt>»
ml pHinnry nnd ir ked to
ning lengthwise of the l«,dy are uf t)ie ti ailf lo protect favmeii* |
old
congressman
fail
from
the
will
occupy
the
hulliltllgs
lliiuughUoyd F.
Doyle,
xasUtanl
I iiffit t lii'ir n lllim t llie III I I k * pc or C i> Amlresvs, rnnnlni; for Die
mounted in auch a way u, to avoid and g ro w e rs a g a in s t th e low-wng%*
window
aald
ho
apparently
waa
out
the
winter,
tllo
thuiubur
ntTinii'itii'll vnennev, and Clnudo
1*’* attorney in thla district,
j ■h lio iiH
much of the julting and jarring on scalen u f oth er r o u n lr i e i.
lie full »o»n tlache »tilled.
Pepper, seeking lo fill the empty
t today for laitrvna.
South killed Instan'.ly.
I f tlii" re q u ire d 1.noil iirnneii
H e declared 1 li.it o n ly fe d e ra l
older moifhf buaca.
One
lit
the
feiltures
of
the
cot
after
a
I*.
M.
(0
1'.
H.
BST)
Carolina, where he anil hie fernKletrher sent.
liniXW G OO D , Cnlif'. Aug. *■
The Ccacher, produced hy Gen- a g e n cie s t a n ao.vi* th e problem o f o r *J(l p e rc e n t o f Hu* le g in t r ie d
while tho streets were enwded. tagvi H the pruaencu of the hunt
There w ill lie ivi scroll it Ileum- i - J din llarrymore, much-harrlcd
lly will apend a week’* vacation.
vo tem u ie
n<d
n lih iiit n l
on
idtruji
fruit-i.
wInch
now
lie
in
Hie
runl
Motor*,
will
„H>n
>
into
,,«rvmodern
furniture.
All
equipnieit
Zioncheck had announced hi*
cr.ttic primary, slnre cilber Carl- t scrertl liner, who 1* suing *Wf> °>
A u g H , th e ptiper’i m l) Ku r i i
withdrawal from
th* .congres In up-tu-dale, ami tho only recent ir*e north o f ,fack,oriville. It wh on tin mil ru pi till.
f i l i a l i*d f in in In iiiie lo In iiiit* in tun r Andrews v ill In eliminnt- i his ftl(|,lr|. confldeullal agent* for
Motor
Under the tuple of utatea* lighla,
hut development nut in evidence hi announced that Kh |Ida
County Deputy R. J. Hlckaon sional rare ls.il tlaturday
..... ..
. .. . .balletio;;,
...........
■■
y ,,,11,-cHng the actor’s
rd during
the.. first
and
un e ffo rt In get tin* in m ilie r le
,|1 me* l» conaldering the *yclu>i' e thu former g o v e rn o r um phu^ued
left Sanford ycaterJay for Chat- Monday had filed hi* declaration air-conditioning.
Ps-noer face* no opposition.
q
iilre
d
h
y
Knv
fu
r
a
le
fe
re
u
iliim
,
.
.
personal
paper*, last night added
Mr. Ilngwell wo* Impressed l>v | e of the new type*.
Hurt an
a d m in ittr a tio n lu c u in e t
tahooch** to dollver a Seminole of candidacy on the Democratic
The Democratic virtues, one
H anfm t| m ii ii .l e i s to d a y f e ll
nn nctiun ogninxt the ■iiptflor
the number o f out-of*stiito viiim are d if fic u lt a t g u n t dUUncen,**
Coanty patient to tho itat* x»y- ticket.
e ra ted a etaleiiM'Mt th a t the p e whom will le Mr. l'epper, swill np- court o f Cullfbtlltla to hi* legal
tors wtio enme to Floriihi for the
an d rfite r a tc ’ d Unit “ w e m ii«t keep
lum for Lha laaan*.
titio n doe* nut t re k to p ro h ib it |M-nr on the i-pueral election ticket troubles.
t
summer, lie aald there wero in
•■ur g o ve rn m e n t c!o*c to the people
th# o p e ra tio n uf r io t m a r liiiie * in November with the two nominees
Hr filed, through attomry*. a
numerable automobiles bearing
an d tK e people clo se to the govof
Ihe
lit
pul
llcan
party.
The
GDI'
.i n th U n u llit y iou! i c e .im p a ig ii
Mia* Jeann* Choate o f Eusll*
will of prohibition to prevent thu
license plate* from stntM ui for
ernmmt.**
iit ig tu d e trriu lltc ^ o ild tf see iitim e id in Mils riuln today lad not 'elect rirort ’’seeing or using" the lla fha* been nnmad to teach th*
awny a* New *Vovk. I’ennsylProvisiLnx must he made fur the lo w nt d tho d e v irr * .
ed
tlieir
ctioice.
fln t grad* In tho W**t Ski* Fri
i vin Ire "prlA ile papers’* which
vunia. Maine oml other northern
nged, thu speaker said in a dUNovell!' rr ivmnern o ill l ike o f Ihe a. lor indicated might bo u»*d
mary School her*, It waa an
points.
Sanford’s
Florida
National cimaion uf xoeia! relief, He aunanrrifice on .Ian. 1, nt which tlutes jien, in evidence In It* trial.
nounced today by T. W. Lawton,
One of the best Indications of Guard unit is scheduled to return ed that tin* tnidhod nf Kuril prnW. I. Gill nnd Sen Sc It M. lo ft In,
[ coanty tchool superintendent.
The petition was filed while th#
a prosperous winter In the *tn'e tomorrow from ramp Foster near viaUin
of little Importance. Lut
o I'poiutit * by Go minor
Duve nrtur lny 111 III n sanitarium at Cul
An Inert*** of 734 pereont In i* lb* excellent prices Iwlug
Jacksonville when the military nr- th*t th# struts shmiM Re on what
Sli'dtr.
will
'dep
down
from
tlieir
Th* annual report o f tho Bom th* volom* of home mortgagea oc- asked nnd pijld for living never City, (ou weak tu attend court
ganiiation underwent a two-wreks’ rvautta may In* produced.
lempornry posttlnn'i.
'sR o l* County Future Farmer* of coptod far Inauranco Ly -th^ fed- oommoilations, according to Mr.
srisloni.
period
o
f
Intensive
summer
train
M
Aa
an
ai
l
to
empl03rmtnt,M
Mr.
l
ocal
t'lecUon
board*
with
Ibeir
•America U being compiled today oral housing administration dur I l a g w r l l . ___________ _
ing.
Carlton «md, 'T h u government ha*
rboirmrn were limited by Femimde
and will bo forwarded to atata ing tho fln t ala month* o f 103(1
The annual Growi-rs' Institute
Originally scheduled to go to eataldi.nhrd u program o f public
Cuunly Comrul-nl'incrs Tuesday
headquarter*
before
Tuesday. over Um entlra year of 103S waa
Alabama, th* Forid* sit# was rhn,. worka. T h i* *hould not to a *ub- j will b* held at Canqi McQuarrie, nnd released yesterday by Cl. I*.
pUex Johnson la director o f the reported In a preaa releaae re
en at the last minute to avoid the
Herndon, rlerk nf the rireuit court,
ceived her* today front tho Florid*
TVroup here.
danger o f tho-Infantllc parily.it industry #n,| used tu take up Die
1’i'lling plare* der.ignatrd nrc as
anviag and loan saaociallon*.
unnuuncement
matin
today
hy
The tent revival at Third Street
epidemic that waa sweeping cer sloek In Idle period*. Projects must
fn'lows:
A total at flA30,9C5 in accepted
V.
It.
!>
wboo
,
county
farm
aKcnt.
and l’almetto Avenue will end
tain sections o f (ho stale.
bo undertaken worthy of the eaTho F octet City, or Number II, loan* wo* reported up to July 1
I’
reclnet
Number
1
and
I
A.
F«nj
Feature* will be presenlrd
The local contingent is rnmptwrd penao and mm engaged without
S a n fo rd 's lookout* will moet Iho
voting precinct for tho oenatorlol 'ey ‘aiaoolalloaa in thl* sta te ..
for.l, City IInti; 3 and .IA, Sanford, Sunday night, according lo an an
that will bo of e*|>ec>iil Inlriest
nouncement made today by Vir
of
125
men
and
ten
officers,
indlaelrmlnation."
Daytona
Ueaeh
lalnodera
in
a
dnuCourt
House;
2,
i.ake
Him
roe,
Yprimariao Tnooday will coat batGeorg* E. Fainter, a apccial aatil ritrua producers, the ayeut
ginia Swyera, evangelist who ho*
ajota at tho home of A l Hoover, atatoat to lha administrator in btehrader loniorrow at 2:30 on Mu c'adlng U.-CoL J. C. Hutchisun and
If# aald (he proLloni o f labor has said. A "poultry day'1 ulnti will scluiul house; 4, I’onla, Tiller*’
Queen Is the sponsor,
Cnpl. George McRory, both inr IIIBoar lo t i, according to state- charge of th* FHA aovlng and nicipal Alhlell* Field.
• W hern employment at a docout 1h< ijliirrvod when lemllnc outlior- Store; B, Oviedo, town hall: 0, Ge
been conducting services. W, 9.
Charles Wert, pro*Went o f tho her* of thn atato starf.
nova,
community
Uotine;
7.
ChuRnent mode today by O. P. Hern loon activities, said:
for reasonable houra and un
Th* public is Invited' to attend
LL-Col. Hutchison waa forced <> der proper Hulking condition!. Jn Itli's In tho Industry will addresn luota, L’hnbiutn Couipany Store;
don, dark at Dm circuit court.
“Thor* won 204 loan* In 003 local club, Unlay aald he hoped for
the Institute. , '
the final mooting Sunday night.
leav*
ramp
oftar
a
faw
days
le.
a
honvy
attendance,
line*
th*
fi
H
,
CoblFtirml.
cnmiminlly
bouse;
which wor* mode for new construepointing out that the “ undo* roAccommodations
bavn
been
Conductors of the revival or*
eius* o f Hines*. However, he Is attaints and unjust burdent ul|lLangwimd, town ball; 11), l.akr
alg nancial trouble* which hove plagued
made whereby all grower* may
Nr*. J. V. Ridge, director of Ing cooling IMMMJilo. It
reeoverod
and
i*
now
on
*
saca.
th*
team
for
week*
I*
not
entire
Mary, GlFainu'n Store; II, Alta- well-versed in musk and spocial
■•••toly
foil
upon
the
emp
oyer
and
al
f
leant
-that
tho
volume
o
f
the**
b*
accompanied
by
their
selvea,
tie*.
social
welfara
ia Seminal*
number* arc nightly feature* •t
ly lifted.
.
•*
employee alike," be advoatrd col- according to th* program out monte Spring*, community bouse;
a
Couaty, loft today for South new construction loan* in Florida
II* told o good crowd tomorrow
12, Forest City, Al Hoover's home; -the program.
leetita bargaining.
won
SIS
p*rt*at
greater
during
pined_by Mr. Dawson.
Carolina where oho .will apend
would do much in helping to meet
! 13, Slavic, Stutiko'i Store; 11,
th*
first
of
thla
roar
than
dur
ftps-clal
enltriaimiieut
|dnn* I » *1 1 1 I u i n ( t i i i M l l i (■ | . I I I I I U
gu t at a two-wfoka* vacation
tho payroll on th* 14th o f this
•
rn
_
I
.
.F'ern I’ark, UalletlV I’.ivilion; and
ing tho whole of 19U.
have been mad. lo
aasur* a |IB 0ltto|
0jw.C(), „
period. Tho n m ib b r will b*
month.
“A decided Increase In residenisrrll.rounded
outing,
the
agrnt|
___________
apent In Daytana Reach.
Mosnwhlle,
Mr,
Wort
said,
the
tlal building has born noted. Th*
Florida noaodatUa* hove account drive lo actl season ticket * at $4
9even ahseule- tmlfuta fr.itn
Sunday1* tide*: low, «:M A. N .
ed for S7J percent of tho total or each ia continuing.
'•a. i v s r s i s . _ _ * v r
>eraon* s»hn wilt 1m ou t nf Ike
and 1i*4 p. M.j high, lt:M A. M.
r*0, A iir ts s _____ «T
7VJ2SA40 of now rooatruclien
touaty nn Any. II wero m-riviM
and 1(17 P. H. Sun rioaa.ot l:M
War, Avars** ____ 14
leans mad* hr all landing Institu
It
ye-lenlay hy thn enmity Mffes
Jpr. Avarog*
A. M. nod oote al t ill P .N . Moon
Miss Eloise Winn, with Imita Ms? M ir i t o ___ M
An ogg within an rgg waa
office nml will Ito cost In (Inriow ot l l Jg P. K. had otto ot tion* In th* slots and accepted for
JULY
tion*
of
motion
picture
stars,
last
Insursoao kg th* federal housing
rvfular ballot hnx Tuexluv nhen discovered here today,
tt ................. .... .. IS
u*dl A. A B a iN y i tide*; low,
idmlnlatmisn.*
Th* board o f director* o f tit* night won tb* fourth in o series |» ................. ........ 9S
tho m u n i/ votes on Dfinoc'ati' • Tho unusual poultry product
|TtM A. M. and HU P. M.; high,
it
....:
94
CUg Commissioner* trill meet
o
f
ilg
amateur
night
.'perform
Seminole County Chamber o f Comwoo found In * consignment of
senatorial nomine**.
Sft .............. . .... .. IS
P *l? A. M. on 140 P. M.
Monday night at 7;M oklock for
morco will meet Tuesday night far ances staged at tho Rita Theater. ti .................. ___ _ 91
8*v*rol absenle* votes ssere eggo recelecd by ihe Trlplo-S
their fln t Augntt OMOttag.
99
Mia* Winn gov* her Impression i i .................. .
rtcrivcil from thus* out of Ihe Orwcoterla where it ia m w on a regular monthly session, accord
it ............... . ........ 91
Other than roathw kvxloe**, it
o
f
Mao
West,
Greta
Garbo
and
ing
to
on
announcement
made
to
tt
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display.
ate to.
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to expected that tba body will
it ...... ....... ...... .. M
day by Jimmie Chapman, acting Lyda Robertl.
2aside n largo brown-shelled
Both iK-atllbica for roetipls of
it - — ...... ...... .. it moke on sppolotmeat 1* tha poLast
nlght’o
victor
wtll
apposr
ace
rotary.
ballot* frll Friday at miJmaht. * f l « • a •miller ah* and of
k tca rr
U jM «f *p*ri*l do lnqoeat tax ad. as
In aotk ri of Ih* moating sent In Orlando on Aug. 24 in o spa t
a lighter hue. Tho Urge one
t
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out today, It ia pointed out that any tial program over WDBO along i ....................
had a perfect yoke hml whlte.
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TW matter won ^ ~ n n l week
Blftf Crosby bought < the uni Tba omsller one had nat been
director who misses four conaec- with th* olhor five winners In the
.........t i
bdforo laity oJthoogh
i
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a#
form* for a c Iris' coft boll learn
utitr* meetings will b« automatical contest. The radio audirnco will
crackl'd
• - ______ ________ aa
if;
TboyV* iba “ CfoabylUx,"
ly dropped from tho Hoard,
dtcldo th* final ruulto,
so
i
.'.AT
In Morocco attempting to land
troopa In Spain.
No lea*
enthusiastic re p o rt*
from Liberal* assarted substantiai alitori** had teen achieved
over Faaclata la hammering at
tack* throughout tk* nation, Lny.
allata war* defeated la aagag*men La at B idajoi and Cacarea In
th« aouth by satire troopa. Rebel*
aaid.’ hot within the f M M a o f
Itadajog the government Meelarcd
It sapproaaod tba RI|_~
lag U llie lout herei tern
Germany joined tho
apoaaOreA otrht i power ~OMl
Duplex Cottages To
Reach Height Of
Popularity In ’37
tion Should Be Amended To Meet
Changes Of Progress
Greyhound M otor
Sanford Selects
Senate Choices
S
Petitions F o r Slotf1" Tuesday V ole
Referendum Cover' Pepper, Carlton And
Andrews A p p e a r
ni |Seminole C o u n t y
On Seminole Ballot
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Barrymore Files
Suit Against Court
^
Sanford Guard Unit
Hilled To R e t u r n
From Camp Sunday
Floridians Borrow
FHA InsuredFunds
F o r Construction
Growers’ Institute
Billed This Month
At Camp McQuarrie
Daytona Beach And
Sanford Meet Here
For Two C o n t e s t s
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I,7L#SS. T
Tent Revival Will
Terminate Sunday
1
2
1
hair
Commission To Hold
First August JMeet
Absentee Balloting
Is Reported Light Egg Within Egg
Discovered Here
In Grocery Firm
LOCAL WEATHER
Chamber Directors
To Convene Tuesday
Miss Eloise Winn
Takes Ritz Event
Edward In France
On. Vacation Jaunt
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:o r r o w ~
Tha Herald la Had to are Ule Bedford MlnUUrlal ,AaW hich w ill b# held n e x t N o ve m b e r. A * announced in
te rde jr’ e B e n ld , th e A a e o d e tlo n has u n de rtaken •
paftfn to «ecuj*e th e H e e o u a ry algnkturen to p e titio n s
ih # th e C o u n ty C o m m laa ld n e n to 'e u b m ft th e question
tow.
yea*
eam ju k to a
T W lsst of litr, fef which
tint » » l nud«:
O w tfiw e.ere’
hr HU: hsnJ
Who with. *A\wheld I'pUni
Tooth"shows but' half* tt
In order to afaapUfjr their teak tha minister!
£££ ttsflyffin a s m a s #
•Crowold alone with set •
The best M-ftl to inj
'dttrin g
Cod; Me e ll nor.be afraid
preference to a house-to-houto /cenvaea,
greethr
facilitate putters. _ _—
<"— I_ •'
n<L!>---- am -<»
Saraaot* nnd
! n * troubla about this rountry
tor getting back prosperity It
h it or# never realise how well
it Wo ero until Jt Is too lata.'
mat—^
Imaries.'and iwithout Vslnefs ex
placee during the June primaries,'end
emption wherever tha efot macMngft*tJHotte wrtteftrottooted •coneldprablf morf than •uffldmt eithetum ware ascured to'rbqdlfa AM holding of rYrte/vndum, 'Id AeVertl
placee more thatrhO percent of tKp'tfailified ffWUrt txpreaaed thepualved lfl favor of ■ubmlttlng the qdcatioa to
tha peojfo.
f
We •carthbt •dee how any democratic believer
ity rule'Can object to giving the people a chant
on Whether dr hot they want' slot machines ope
this county. n8fknlug >our nnmp to ths petition
mcAnVttMf
‘M uff the tint machlnep banned;
j f u M ' w ’ liv 'fg V o r t k
----
tted U /th p jwepie
bwn etmnty. Tha provision wis the
fllle i t the petition of tb percent of
'Mi *«.»»» •
atest photographs o f WU*
I Lrmko make him look Ilka
wollnl.
Who
know*
bat
it h e . may be our “ man on
’
- ..r W
Aflud:ti •concerned, we believe that
>ne of the most harmful and vkioue
tmuhlty Arid dhoti IJ be pa Vigorously
tipcd'ohl at any nktleetudteor ''two*
^WiefheV vouilfcrde'Wltb 6a on 'this
cannot object to giving tha Utopia In
to idy*'whether thsy vfult slothix-
had
no sooner gotten
;k reading about tha sorry
o f Florida’a stste flchitlin Of
i, than Gov. Sholts an*
reduction In state
Sirs
Copeland. Op the Aaiigaiioc program d t . n t
few years ago, Engine
chance
M
to expraia. thvtntodVan’ at the pc
•One thing about thoae people
Mi'ikaoa
it'there loo
In iknaa
Ihoae iloMiwht
drought aUiUw'
ridden
site; they don't have to - live
ere. Thera’s plenty o f room in
1 Phelps, snd'H srrard’a
More Boners
As tha JeyCees say, vote as
pi please but please vote. Also
tie far tha man who yon think
'' most competent to rvpnsent
lia state afflclsnUy and affao.
vaiy la Washington.
*
..
0
—.That mlx-up girl who choaa
Mna new parents tha ether day,
(Jar. living with soma othar onta
ssvsntem years, ban an 07*
From timo to tlm#‘ wn art Rifled by aimpiea of the
schoolboy "boner," u culled from tent
America; naye the Bt. Augtldtinv Itoedi
Able to e lm
’ •8chbol 'teneheni of tNb Ration* ihot
|r a record of
It'decided increase to tbefr ^arfeJ'Dy '
these elipn, ahd delltoif'them to mat«t
ia nothing more deligbtfulvthan the ht
ly uncon*cloua, ahd t^'ikholAatlc erroi
►into that category that they are pried
psbiicity It tha had alaetad IIeven. Here' ara tome gathered by *<t
remain with h*r old parents, Chief, and recently ^ublfnhed In (hit.
planned when h a ' told tktea that
the curtiLd - ly «en*t • resQy ring
dawn In tha/ lato twvAttc* on tatt
tha beauty and vividness of Kle
and rtaa bn drab and colorless
second and third set*. that have
to ba muddled through somehow.
In “ The Merry Whrdb'of Windia»n Shakospeare
RhaVaenaasa !aaU
ser",
-(aid, bTliMml
Though
wa ara Justtees, and’ doctors,
and churth men. Master Page,
have soma of-th a salt o f our
youth In us." And whether a
man does er does' not .have “ some
o f tho salt of kla youth*4 left In
ago depends entirety upon the
man.
Many people who are stupid
companions In ago wer* Juit as
The laat word In motor bri tru neportaH *'tailed* tola Bsnford : yrotenlsy ' afternoon,' -*heA ’ • the
Atlantic Greyhound Lines* 8u per-Coach pictured a bora arrived h e n on Its Florida demonstration
tour. The tour preface* Introduction o f this type o f equipment on !all 'o f-th e company's through
Schedule* from Jacksonville to northern cities abotot*August >11. The tour la In chary# o f i. U, GUmer, vice president, H. Peirce Browner, traffic manager, R. C. Walker, public Nlatiose manager'and
J. T. Gallery, passenger agent af the Greyhound com pany. They ara accompanied by several'
at
several, at*
tracttvrly uniformed hosteascs, who servo In distributing literature and escurtisgl vlaltom through
the new highway cruiser. While In Sanford the
buia
tha coach waa displayed In front of the
tha Tlocal'
oa d ^ ra
trrrninal, and
capacity loads o f gucata ukcn
Ukcn on n short demonstration trip. This At&nUe
At&ntle Gray.
Grey*
nd two rapacity
hound Su|>er-Coach. service la available from "Sanford by —
Florida II-'—
Motor —
Linen ao
g* far
far as
as Jackaon
Jackson
ville. and Atlantic Greyhound en to pny
them d ty .
<,
r
'
•
. . ' . . *
hi* face very red and his white
lanr.l waving—standing .. on his
head lii celebrate my third birth*
day! *
And no in an age that make*
0 feti-h o f youth and glorifies ,t
with
the
mlUcnlous attention
that the Great Ziegfcld bestowed
upon the Follleg girls, I raise my
voice in pralso for my silverhaired companions—“ who . have
king would have been laid
! "Acrimony,‘ aometimen called.holj
mt tt at alL" But goted te fttr m a i t t a S l ' rv
/ii
y
i new family made tt7 $ 'reel
Experiment Station
, la ,Te Get New Man
mam
W E R T g .1 3 A .h J E
LEkSBURO. 'Aug. «^ < d V -T h a
University o f Florida's Agricul
tural Experlmsnt Station hero win
hare a fifth man aaslgnad to it
within tha next fsw weeks, it
w is announced Wednesday.
A t tho station at peasant are Dr.
M. N. Walker, plant pathologist,
who Is devoting hla time to devel
oping a variety o f wstermSIon that
will resist wilt; K. W. Louth**asalstant plant pathologist, who Is
working with new varieties o f
gropes, and letting ethers; W. 1).
Bkdppey, associate plant patholo
g ist, occupied now with rose* and
n u t o f phimosis ferns; J. W. WUsen, aoonclaU entomeloblit, workla g on f U^lelns. Uripe end g r«s».
hoppers on ferns.
A Gay predocte* fe«foi>n UedMtea
ported by hearty 49 fmm pt.pfm
S t a n lc ^ c r , H
ry. Now the thing1for 'hjw toi
to to go Into‘ the movUe or
herself a vaudeville con-i
Thoae who have ohjeated to
against
litaries on the grounds1that tt
Id not include slot machines
HI now have an opportunity to
low their
true colors. The
DntotertalAssociation
has
umebed a fight aralnat tha onermed handlta. Right thinking
Itiaana will support both tha
ayCroe and tha MbilaUrlal Aaoclation because both lotteries
nd . slot machines are morally
rrong and economically harmful.
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Tha Florida Beacon, the only
topublican newspaper south of
'ermont, has discovered that
Lho Lincoln and A lf London hast
Jfneat exactly tha to n s Initials.
Ivt wa don’t know whether the
iecovtry waa made in n defsnsa'
1 Mocaln or In an spologv far
A^da&^-Sacford llerold, Not*
10 JeyCeee campaign
tt *
bid hxury ti
mbnUI'defl
•ib’ commlU
B E F O R E thje d a yy o f c o n c r e t e
w
J b tB F o
r c ar lto n
and r o u t c r m a r k e r s , in te r s ta te
l5n.
h ig h w a y s ,
in o t o r in g
Vou had to inquire the wa
Even then, you couldn't be sure.
CayHen whan its wai
for govaraor of Fk
because 'It bdUavud
to
)r* *#r.i.^A'
eotfr.'kto abut* and
-fdbU
Deetltutlea bt the midst a f
tlnn teat'
ta tf
Miami today M more
jQ iln g ' permits ate Issued than pbblie trust."
TodW. rith
Thfa
obVer Msd Cntaig ‘to I
teg ItoUriUtohMto
Wore
s
•T a
. ' j*
wm
£
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TalcpboM 148
IOS8 MARGARET PETERS, Sadat/ Efttar
0 Social
Calendar
(‘••IlggH Irwins fggg Qb«
HYDE PARK. N. Y.. Aug. B.
— OP)—A meeting with Got. Alf nrr r»Yemor of Mm4*acha*«tta
%n«l • leader In Ihe aroup, told
M. Landon o f Kansas at a
fire nee o f drought stale goeer- rejw>rlcni he intended Hpenklnir
_ . .
.
nors was projected last night b/ for l-an fonand addnl that Alfred
Mrs. M. S. Wiggins la enUrE. Smith would make a »peerh
Mrs. Barney Deck ha. gone to . r , „ Mfnt Rpo, cvrU
talning this week-end with a Formosa for troatment.
I Consplc-Ung- the gvnornl
oot- iirnin«t tho £»>w Deal In Bouton.
Smith commented from hU o f
house party A .Daytons Dench
. .,
~
. . . . .
lines o f a trip thmugh mid-WestMr. sad Mrs. O. McBride hero I „ „ lIrtmi. hl rrclnll,
begin fice* in New York that thera
In honor of her daughter, Mary
Wiggins.
left for Clayton and other point. Au)f u or
|.r„i,lcn t sa W»< **no authority** for auch a
Those atUnding are: Mary in Georgia to yh.it tclatives.
nounccsl nt n press ronfercace Otntemcnt.
A proposal thnt the conference
Wight, Jane Lloyd, Louisa Per
that ho urotild invite the gover
Misses Kathryn aiul Ann nors o f Iowa. N* bra-ha. Kanasit, place n conHtitutinnnl Jeffemnn*
kin*. Estelle Hart, Kvolyn Stowe,
Un party In the presidential mce
'lgglna
aro
the
"Dub” Enps, Chariwi Cameron.
*.! .
Oklahoma and Mt-usiuri to a
guesU of Miss Maiths Perkins. drought dlarnasion pi ninthly hi |mt favor rapidly, hfany meinWiUUm lAffler, Eugene
b**m of the croup opnosed it. Fly
Ed Biggins, Charlts
Iowa early next mimth.
rhnractrriBrd it is impossihle at
Mias Intis G r s .U ff left today
Bryan Hurt, and Luctai lit
lie obviously eujoyr.1 tho stir
thi« time.
This afternoon the members for New York City with Mrs. W. among rrportern
n»*rinhlei| in
“ It** too lato.** he added.
of tho bouse party are enjoying F. Shelly.
tho tiny ,tndy of hi • home s*
TIu* move to eiHlome l^indon
a matinee party, the |ifcturu be
ho inserted Kan,a* ra-unlly I” em«*untvied opposition from mein*
Lt.-Col. J. I'. llulchiaon an I the list.
ing “To Mary. WUh Lor*.”
In i '* of the croup from *ome »ec«
family left today for Newark, N.
lie added that nil Hie gover
J., and I.yons, N. V - fur a vaca nors would ho invited and trnnled tii'ii- of the South. Some conferees
>»»i I the objeclinn* were not ex*
eludes the following
passage tion.
to know “ why not?"
teu-ive und prcduti'd the South*
from (he Christian Science text
1-sndon, the lii'piil dir.sn prswi- rinei« evriitunlly would agree.
Mrs. l e s i i MiU-hull hna gone t j
book, -S .lcn c, am! Health wltli
ihntial candiibitc. I11- been tak
tliAiininn of the coufeiencea
Key to the Bcrlpturea,” by Mary l.rhanon, Tcnn., to *1*'0*1 ,01110 ing an Bclivo Ini err-1 in drought
which met behind closed door.^,
Baker Eddy: “ The Scriptures Ini- tilin’ . Mrs. 11. 1L McCnll nccom -1 condition, in reo-nt ni-cka and
\%.n Jamm A. Reed, Democratic
r 'y that God Is All-in-all. From panicd her as far n, Valduatn,' hia s|icakiiig trip thimivh the foimor senator from Mi««ourt. In
this It follows that nothing pos (is.
b i t apparcully n dl In- fin'ak
ndiitmn. the tuirticipnnt* included
sesses reality- nor sxlstonco ex
Mi,» Ilclcno ('rawford of T.ioi |ia in tirnu tn permit tiim to alt in uiiitiriiliie Colhv. Secretary of
cept the divine Mind snd Ills la eipcctcd to artito twluy to spend on tho conference with ’ las
Svite under I're-ident XViUon,
Ideas. . . . He Is all-lncluatvo, some time with Mrs. End G rs- dent
1I» in v llrechinridae. who o|i|Hi«*il
and is rsfleeted by all that is aon, Ifagnclia A v e n u e .
(io v rn o r |jn«lou > a n n v .rr
I’ti'flident Boo«e\elt
in fever.il
real and eternal and by nothing
Topeka Wilfl IBtll'il* <llilt •
Ptnte presidential primaries and
else. He fills all space, and it
Mr. and Mrs. A. II Hatcher hnvo
•*If Ihvir i” ■)>v mtt'lin*. any* J.liii Henry Kirby. Totn* lH*mo*
is Impossible to conceive of such returned to their home in Gaines 3%lion* nt nn\*titn«a
l*ot»cril to c ml
omnipresence snd
Individuality ville aflcr being the gurats of Mr. Kun^nn, | ilt f4ttni*l at trovjrJoseph W. llailry Ji . Ih*mocratlc
except as infinite Spirit or Mlnd.land Mrs. E. C. Echula for s few nor of
fm mer member of the llon-e
Hence all is Spirit and spiritual.” |days.
**Kttn*.», lin-* n» o jw r n l- 1| l»i tv - fr.im Teim , ennn* to the confer
c ry »m t.in i,a
tl»%* frtlcrttf ence from n meet me o f Texn*
IC«ivoiiim«tit filial till itf
anti New Deni Dernoerntp. which
ilt j'iit j- m i i Ii a n y i*tm r^ m e y Or endorsed l.andon. H«* urard lint
91 lii f tn'* tuif».
M / wiii k 1* fu Ii u cour-e Ih* foiiowed here.
ji>iiiniiT of
o i n i n # U l‘l
»*f ii iv il iu iK cl»c 1 aim «l*»inff,"
c m » m o r oou
Church. It o‘rtoek.
n „ i - i aad Hanford Avnnnsa.
Communion.
lit' Nai l.
Mary Wiggins Honor
Guest At House Party
MONDAY
' Circle Number Fhrt af tho First
MsfhoJist Church will most at 7:30
P. If. with Mrs. M. D. Reel, Elm
AYCfUM.
Circle. One .m l F ir. -I ll » • *
at the home o f Mrs. Errin Estridge, 310 West SUteenth StreetCircle Number Two wUl meet
with Mrs. W. T. Wheelets, 119
1
Oak Arenue.
with Mrs. B. a Mfthrln, lots
West first Street.
Circle Number Three will meet
Circle Namocr Fear will meet
at tha borne o f Mrs. R. L. Garrison,
Kichmond Arenas.
The circles o f tha Women’* Mis
sionary Society o f the First Bsplist Church will meet at 3:30
o'clock as follows:
The Women’s Auxllisry of the
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Mstbgdiit Church, will meet
at 3:30 o'clock for their regu.ar
business snd program meeting.
I
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Bob Taylor Appears
In‘His Brother’aWife’
It sms peeuliar'.y fortunate that
A l i e n Mstro-Coldwyn-Maycr * tla^Plermined to produce the picture
called “ HI* Brother's Wlf*,” W. 8.
Van Dyka was sellable to direct
It
Tbs picture opens at tha RiU
Theater Sunday with Hollywood’s
most romantic tcim ,
Barbara
Stanwyck and Robert Taylor, bead
ing a remarkably fins cast.
Van Dyke, ,of course. Is a »etersn not only of the camera but
of jungle adrentur*. . end "Ills
Brother’s Wife*' is a drama of tbs
tropic wilderness. Van Dyks has
resorted to his Indelible memory
o f the steaming Interior to prodocs
an effect o f res.Ism that la truly
astounding.
p olert Taylori" right now Uw
screen's moat popular young star
of U10 masculino ranks, has a dar. ing role that ha portrays with tha
diring It demands. l i t appears as
a scientific explorur who falls In
loot with a beautiful red-headed
gl(l on his last fling in civiliantin t
Ills brother urges the boy to forlf*t the glr| and carry on with Us
expedition. Ha agfjfcs and In flier
rebel Ion tho girl marries the brotbegfrKeturalng from the jangls Uw
LandonMay Confer Anti-New Dealers
With Roosevelt In Call For Demos To
Drouth Conference Abandon Roosevelt
Personals
A T THE CHURCHES
Tha
tar.
nav.
W.
I.
Campbsll.
paa-
CaJUla.0ff*rH 17 U" I M n JoMph
by
Ih e
Itev
O
A
Sunlit
-
eur.dnr- SeheoL lt:SS A. K
Fraachln* Sarvlra, l l :» » A. M.
Prearhlne gervlea. T ill P, M.
Touns Pacpta’a Maatlng FrlUap,
l:IS V. to.
Prajar hfasllng WaUaaaday, 1:1S
r. M.
1
vtal tho climax but you may bo a fanrH that Taylor takas th« girl
back into tha Jungle with him. And
t f m . In a daaparata struggls
against the myitsrious fortes of
Mturs. he saras her Ilfs snd wins
*1* * B a r b a r a BUnwyck girss
a da Ightful performance. Jean
lim h olt, as the retsran sdv.ntur•f •' *• essentially himself, and another outs Unding portrayal o f ril-
M e n tio n
M i t r r n t r r i R T < lit
m li no
Itev .
Jsm e«
H
l» .s /
flllil* bch.-.l. 9 4j
Two Youths Held
In Extortion Quiz
ih n
p a sto r
Mr. It. y W h .* lr r . U|>l
Boaday Hrho.,1 » «\ A. M
Moraine jUrvIr*. 1 1 AO A. M
Ckrlsdan Ko.|..i««.r. T 00 I* M.
Girl Ends Argument
By Choosing Home
M r . w j . m m ; , v u ir r .
SusJ.y Vhaol, IS:** A. ML
Mnrnlns S .rv lc ., I ll* * A. to
Kvrntns MrrlfML »:0d P. M.
Barrier* »r*
cosductsd
(to
ircoixl and fourth Bandars af aaal
L*k« Uoaraa. rha,
Tti* H .v. J. W . Irar.
}
-
bearing.
v
ALL
c a t iio m c
c v ir n r ii
B#n*dlctlon after Ua i i
_________________
itfM nml pickeil up •I «• tatcntl, n
fnlcral operative riilitiff on tho
|tmin flreil a flnro gun which)
IN IO N MUMXlir.
the
Irnin anil vent nj
There will
• t» t'nlsvn Hervl*v .tuppcil
nf nil |h« rhurchea
of
Htnfonl tlnteii offirers
in
puriuit hut.
Hunday «W tilnn al the I'r e e lo U tI their quarry *»t away.
lun Church at • M*cl<<.-k
Tlie two puapccta were plrVed
Pr. J. llariiard Itnol, jpeahs-r.
i HP iu the railroad yard* at (*i»c*» [
(*()4(<ltK(JATKINAI.
4 III 114 It
cut ut il OK Llill
COBBBXm
M a J a iV s 'w ^ lK VlhSOJL‘it,
(march Hchool. ItrOO i . 11
■ raalns Barriaa, T:SS P. >L
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Mlstot.r, tha Bor. Jasaaa K
Thaapaoa. h A.
“ Spirit” la the subject o f the
Iter. J. If. Them poor to promatlaa
lesson-sermon In ail Churches -M asting. that are D tffrraa f Banday araalasa at T:»S.
f f Christ, Scientist, Aur. 0.
•• The Golden
Text U front p a o l a m e n i n OP
TMR N A U M M R
r*lm a 143:10, "Thou art my
Tha nav. D. P. Urahast. pasta*
Hun
Jar
School.
Sunday, I t A. to
God: thy spirit la good) lead me
PraaahlBB. Bondar, I ) A a K
Rrt* tbe land o f uprightness.”
N. T. P. B . Buaday, f P.TM :
Among the elutions
which
l*raa*hlBf. Buaday, 1 P. to
Prarar M ..lln g .
W tin ts f i r . I
comprise this lesson-sermon la tho
P.
M.
following from tho Dibit: “ Am
Prayar sad railing Barrtea, Fri
I ‘B God nt hand, salth tho Lord, day. It A. to
sad not a God afar h f f l Can
bide himself fa aodeet places
I ahaU not mo him ! tilth
tha Lord Do not 1 fill heartn
and earthT said the Lord” (Jcr.
IIK fllltT E U IO
M l« M | o n a t y
H i* r lv t y ,
p r < o tr n n i m e c t liiR
fim st M srriioiiisT c i u t t r i i
A. If. Cole, I'aBtor.
4’hurrti School, t:4ft A. M,
Mornlnr W orsh ip . II r# a . M
T V . : - I f Anyone W ill
Do
My
IHscIpte.**
Youtm r* n p l# , 7 M p . It,
Under.
I i Iih I i i m *
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J A Y l O f
TOWNS'
Rally To The i
Candidate For '
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HARRY CAREY
, "The I j l s I Of
The Clintons"
—also—
"One Way Ticket”
Chnirman.
DRINK RUMS DRY FALK GINGER AI.H AND
UPPER 10 TRUK FRUIT UM B ItlCSRY TO COUNTERACt
ACID. ALKALI YOUR SYSTEM
NKIII MALTED CHOCOLATE
NEIII ROOT BEER
T U I * I t i l t I I T I U I I I T . IN
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4JI N n o
in
Proposals mi school bus
inbility
anil
property
amitRe anti fire anti theft
surance will lie received
lock mi Wetlnos•niing.
August
19th.
Board of Public Instruc
tion,
Seminole County,
Florida.
T. W. LAWTON.
Secretary.
FR E l) T. WILLIAMS.
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School Hus
Insurance
lirrTY K •:i.«.N .lefendnnt
TO IIIITT t KIII.U. Alt.ml t. Hl.i
IN
of
<’ «*•..p i i n . i
III I h e
ai»v| Court.
The Han font
I I I I A I i:
•l -l.all
Htalr .. r I'lmida.
Y«*U are hrr. I*v • fcJ. r.-,| nn,| n ,.
•jtilrefll lo Ih am.I tipp.^r np..n Ihe
Tth dav of K*|.irn.i.Mr | i j ( t„
Oil III: II III'
1*1 M ill « I
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o f llr u T B U
Y o il
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l i l t si i y o f
o f I 'o i i i p l t m l
I li e
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C ou rt
Thu
r in fo
d r w la i|»«• t|
is hi* Is I tv ta
l i ' l»»*d l o t f .
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• a i d <* n • n t i
• r .» I I l o I t ••f
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D F t n n t H CA\N**\. « *>irndan(.
T»).
l ‘ i : V l t i | s I’ AXM i.N. I'ulh
« oinpl siiuinl.
ROYAL CROWN COLA
NEH1 THUS FUUTT ORANGE
TREAT YOURSELF TO TUB BEST
Htrrlllsvd Bottles
NBHI BOTTLING C a
C. B. McKI
III 111 I* I
frn.l.s til
Ti • Ml li l l« i :
HES!
t’ Of Your
lited States
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I III 114*11
DOYLE E. CARLTON
Tho lie v Martin II ram. r»riur,
Ninth Hun«ay after Trinity
llo ly Communlun. f :l o A. H.
Ctiurrti Hchool, t ;I 0 A. ftl
Morning I'raytr
aud
Htiiimn.
II no A At.
I'nlott Service. I ;M P,* M . I*re»Hololat: Mherman Lloyd.
- is by far the best man qualified
fo r this high O ttic e - - therefore
please cast your Vote tor him in n e x t.
Tuesday’s Election
Yow fool (hot grand lore thrill oil ore*
ogeln os BOB TAYLOR cruthet^lovely
Barbara Stanwyck In^hls ormt? And
’’.how Barbara tales'
it_.T. you'll toy il't
tha grondatl'ol
\ H H m
new mo»ia
I K
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X .
STANW YCK’
V PE 1 /
. A tahf te.il, lie
>3:33. 34).
lesson-aermon
Ik
PLAY.
a n t.
Former Governor
( III Ill'll
Dr J llornaru l|»xit. »i»B»k*r,
Monday;
n
I*. AL— Woman*•
a
Tho
N A N T U C K E T .. M i i »s
A u i?. ft
— ( A P I — T h e C o a s t d u a n l beach
p a tro l hint n iu h t sit;htc«l an unh le n tifie I v i *k «H a f ir e 15 m ile s
n o u th ra st o f S a n k n ly H e a d s. F o u r
C o a st d u n ilU m r n In a |w w e r Ix x it
a t once set out lo Invc^tlirm te and
th e |ia lr o l
h*»nt
A r y o w a s o rd ered to Ih e v i i i n i t y . T h e A riro
w a s due to n -n rh th e *h ip at 10
P . M . F n - te rn S ta m ls rd T im e .
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l*ni#»ii Hervlcc. ft sA P. M
I'lt ab) lerlnt* (*lmrih I »t: wnmli
P rftU A
i.r T i t r i i i k
n ic n r ii
W edneadu). i
I*. M — l*rajrsr
Dr. A.' Norrbom. of risrsun. Kh<. ••rvlre.
Hnh|ri'(,
**Falthfulliv«s *|u
mif
Frlttoy,
» •«
P. M — Choir t o
Maater'a Hervlre.**
lieu real
The k>ulilie la cordially Invited.
Hun-t»y A u r . Itb . S P. M.
11(11.Y 4 IIONs m i l l ' H l ,
W llo oa.
SHIP ON FUCK
IF SOUTH FLORIDA IS TO BE
A B L Y REPRESENTED IN THE
UNITED STATES SENATE IT IS
IMPERATIVE THAT THE WILL OF
THE MAJORITY BE EXPRESSED
SII„ Emily Pries*, ilsughtt-r "f
; Mr. ami Mr,. C. C. I*rlesl of S.nfont Avenue, uvrlvni hrr II. A.
* ilc^rt-o from Stetson University i
of Drfjtnd nt tlie Conimenrcnicnt
rto r e i^ i he!«l there Friday mottiImr. 511m Priest completed the
four year course in three year*.
Firth and llo lly .
K. U Mwore. Castor.
Itsvlval • aery Ice
will
rontlnue
throualmut i r t l week.
You are Invited to rorti* and ]
***e for ynareelvea.
Thsre w ill ha •i>nf« siren Hun* |
«JV
Pf»y for tha sick at I l*
Fdward
T H U ( ’ H IM IT I OI IIT, |9| A k l)
ru n
s K m i i ti i. >: 4 -1» v % T v
F L O R IIH . I A l I V l M K I t T .
on u n i
nr
r i n i t .i r sT in k
lU t llY CK IL I '.l W i i N , complain*
^ —
Corner l*ark Avenue
mul
3*si
■iraet.
Th«
lt«v.
John lU riurd Itout.
minister.
Church Hchool, |0 SO A. M.
M>*rnlri« W nm hlp.* 11 OS A. M
Christian llndravor Hvelety. t It.
r. m .
L A IS HART
—To-Nijrht-
IA
An appeal to all true
DEMOCRATS!!
cml hours aflrr Butler thr«w U
•atchel
supposedly
rontninlnfT
money, o ff a apveduiif railroad
D a lly M ata, M i) A. M
Ca«r«aalnna S a tu rd a y from ft H train a few miles en-t of Cisco.
T h a Ila v . J . J . K o lla fh a n . p a sto r.
An a .man
ran out of the
dark*
Su nd ay Maas, t 00 A. M.
•
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. * . M
souls
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to raclify ait error made 17 yew la th« hhsva • n tfltM esos* (•■lisated aa the niwtiap
Which Oils on .e^ sbal) U
and Coart.
y ea n nr,o in the maternity dlT bs Hanford Itrrsld
la hereby ll*hri| fur fo'
ro iiM e a____
tlvR T M k a i ' i
W u n # t 8 > ! c | llr rn ju n , CWrh of
d.'BifcnaUst as Ih- nBw ipaptr tn
vUTou of an Atlanta hospital.
and
(he of*
which thl« nn.fr » h « (l
b«
pub* ■aid 4*1rum 11 C*»»urt.
The
17-year-old
*tr|, now IlSlird for fvatir C••IhlhdXWfltIV* V fu h s flclsl B-kj Uirreof <>n (he l(h day
WlincsM (» l*. ll-ruiton. Clerk of of A u i. A. L> ISIS.
Mary I.oui*c (lamer.
went to
irircult Court.
i^n«t
lb s of*
O. 1*. lir.llN D O X.
kfacon to make her home with •siil
(trial scat ih -r w l .»n (he lih day
ClertU
Mr. and .Mis. John (\ darner, of A m« . A. U m e .
B f
A
M. W K K K S, » tr im
«• V. II KIlN’ lHkM,
the newly-found parents
from
C
Clerk. lU R A l.t
whom she believe* she was sep
f:
nr
A Jkl. W RKKH,
l>. C.
arated by the mistake of a ma
(
bi : a d
ternity nurse shortly after her
birth.
Kiis’ %%111* si
V
o*| ms ................ Iti..| gin| re*
^uke
H.-~|atlli^«*
G'M
ATLANTA. Am:
i
i
|'tul* •d In In Mol pp-. m up..ii ihe
Madeline Pittma n tln m rc d l,# r l 7»i» d<« *.i
........ . . u u «
n, r
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I- . i »tulll ' lull
.1
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I. .
ipi •mi fils .I MMwIaat
EASTI^NH. T it
Aug. 8.— name mid her home
IA P I—'T wo youth*, imt- -1 and
the other 'JI. were li l<l fur quvsnncftlnn
tioninn la<*t m^ht
( with
with na plot to extort f 1.1)00 fr«»m
rC L L COaPBL TABRRMAPIJi
Orlando R u t near Uanavn A t,
r in » T B i r n t T c n i i t i ii
Sarslco, •:(• P. to
Tba Hav. W illiam fir no ha. J
Tha rtav. a II. Baher. paatar.
P0HuOn d a / School, t U a M.
, Sam uel Holler, p u -idtdlt o f the
Sunday Hehoot. B:«• A. to
Barmon. l l:» « A. to
Murntna W orahlp.
11 «>o
A M. A rab dn*olin<*
c<*t|**irntion
and
E v .n s .ll.il* Nervlea. I:SS P.
.1 KyanlltM W ufalllp, I LMi I* It
brother «»f den. Smedlry liutlcr.
Wadnaaitav rrayar aad Pralaa
W e d n e x la / War*ltlp, f uu I*.
Th<» yioilh* were nrriMtcd MV*
Prayac Barvtoo wadaaaday, l-.dd
Karphonca fur
tha
hard
O M I T 4 MBTNQOItT d t * C B
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O R G A N IZ E D MINORITY
is openly endorsing Mr. Carlton’s opponent
and the jn e m b e rs o f that organization
will undoubtedly vote 100 percent*
BN ATE
the C.O.
Democrats Must Vote
Fair and Honest
W anted For South
.
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: This Ad Paid For By Sanford And Seminole County Friends And Supporters
Of Doyle Carlton!
YthMrs''
iw *; *• /\ i
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X
' ?a / . V
�)0 “ Tin Can
14,000 Mile Journey
n iti" M«el
innnal Rally
OvAvr hers Is to b* pnbllvS-W
MIAMI, A a i T i J ^ O - D r .
II. Alb*e, orthopedle surgeon of
Venito, FIs- srrtved hor* yrot.r,9 bow
11 • - A I a l l AtAda * S lwdkju a ^ P a l a t n k a I
day
by airliner frtm ' Cristobal,
Canal Zona, concluding a - 14,000
•trial tour-of South America.
Tha trip took Dr, Alba* Into
22
Latin-Americas
countries,
id T o
B e 9 7 , 0 0 0 nil era ha fa t a damaontratlra Iretana on orthopedic surgery, showInf mat hod* naad la this country.
itiS^Y , Ohio, Auf. 8-—W
‘roll their own” home*, wart
taking on the county fair
^ bars today for , there
i| reunion. They are member*
tMl "Tin Can TourUt* of the
prlt,- who behove there U no
ea tlke' heme, a* long ai lt'» on
fhg hearthitonc of the** 2,000—
9 alnlm a nation*! member* hip
97,000 (only they all couldn't
i here)—I* wherever they pull
tha htoke.for jh o night. They
i people who eat, aleep and live
ok A the iid* o f the road.
iMnbefihip In the little-known
{•illation i* limited to anyone
r i f f of riding In *n automobile
JJar. The trailer ahmild )w one
lie "hoc»eboat" type, but not
newspooor . rvgalorlr
[nob
Coastr,
Oeoo *"*» onforrA. In BoarorA,
v a s t
Ooaitanto CAuntr, r b r fd a . this Ilk
Say or Aowavt. A. i)m e .
• a p ngiiNDON.
Cbrk of lb* Clreuir cnarf
•via Inob roaniy, rW M s.
,
GENEVA
day.
’V
Henry and Kenneth Harrtaon
•pent U*t week-end here with
their parents, I f e and.Mrs. C. F.
Harrison.
Mrs. Avery Guyton e f Miami
was n week-end guest at tha home
o f lir e . C. F. Harrison.
Mr. and Mr*. Fred LoFIb have
returned t« their homo In Belle
Glade after n vl.lt Sere with Mr*.
Sallle LePlls. They were accom
panied home by Mrs. A. E. Moran
•nd Mr*. Frmnk Thom*!.
Mrs. George Geiger and Mrs.
Rente Kirkland dt Orlando visited
relative* and friend* la Geneva
Tuesday. Ann Elisabeth Croaley
and Carl Ballard returned to Or
lando with them fo r a visit
Edwin Ballard . la vliltlng hi*
•unt, Mr*. George Miller, In F t
Lauderdale.
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VwSTP/tfaal I
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also* tad good tight aad vsatlUtlon. Tha bodroooa le larg*
aad w*II d r r i, with tww aka
wantraboo aad aaay aceaa* la
Ihabslh. The rairaae# directly
fr**> tbs aalalda U tha hatk
kail la caavaakal fsv tha w
tear gardaaar. Tha Utah** la
i*4 tikibiUroooi
n fiV a * kitchen prorldea a iterage ipaca t i l l a cellarlea* hooaa ragairt*. Th* hoaaa aad k t eael
JJ.OOC, flu seed under tha Injured Mcrtgigs flyriam at (ha F idifal Bearing dj « J^ flritk|fc Tha
gnttHflial Pm yu M m Boa. * * * * * c*m .,.. a u ..:
r
RATES
L A K E
>VE TOUR WATCH repaired
f op* who raally knows bow
ns- Jewalsr, Mag. Ava.
(Automobile*.
F REEL, AND Son*. 301 W.
Irit 8t. for wcck-rml bargains
Md ear*. Theee car* are priced
.straight sale with no tradeITATE Urea—Sears’ price*
Sears' quality, Rea! and
801 W. First SL
iluatlon Wanted.
Id COLORED GIRL wants
housecleanlng,
rooking,
g. dishwashing. Uura Wll911 Cyprasa Ava.
A JOHNSON, colored girl,
its house work. 615 Hickory
ABA JASKBON, colored girl
WADts house work. 715 1.2 Cy-
ED—WILL pay cash for
house* to wreck. T o m
1519 Mellonvllie Avo.
M A R Y
Mr. and Mr*. Nelswander of
Sanford have purchased the Kchnberg property on<| will remodel
same for their future home,
Sunday, July 28, waa "Lake
DRIVING TO Dallas Texas Cen Mary” day for ths many winter
tennial, Sunday, Aug. 10. Room residents of fake Mary from Manfor two. C. E. Clem, Seminole sachusettx. This annual ev«ht was
held at tho summer Horns of Pain,
H r* Shop.
and Mr*. R. E. Tru*, New Gardi
IF YOU have property for sale ner, Mas*. About forty-flvo were
or rent advertise It In the An present to enjoy tjio reunion.
nual Fall Southern Ural Estata
Mr». Hand and two children re
Tags to bn published In the turned hut week from tholr former
Claulfted columns of the New home in Now Hampshire.
York Herald Tribune on Oct. 18,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Etngo o f Mi
25, Nov. 1, 8. A suggested ad ami, were week-end gucats *t the
vertisement will be sent with homo o f Mr. Emge'a slater, Mra.
coat for Insertion without obit Harvey Pugh.
gallon.
Forward complete
de
Mr. and Mr*. Horace Lee of Lu
scription o f your property to cerne, FUh, have been spending
"Southern Real
Eitato
Desk." ths p u t week at Floyd Sjoblom’s.
Herald Tribune, 230 W. 41st St.,
Mr. and Mra. Leon Pickering
New York.
\
left this Saturday for a visit to
New Hampshire and Massachu
*—Mlivc«nandon* for Ra!«.
setts.
Lake Mary friend* are extend
ing congratulation* to Mr. and
Mra. Charles Whittaker, who were
married last Sunday. They are liv
ing In Mr*. Boker'a house on Crys
"OR SALE: Equity In *34 Dodge
tal Lake Av*.
Coach. First Class condition.
Mrs. P, D.-Anderson gave a par
Balance In easy terms. Apply boa
ty last Friday night In honor o f
"IV , Herald.
har daughter, Ruth, and *onk Ray
SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL Dour mond. About 25 young people war*
______
model Majestic radio. P h o n o present, Gams* _____
were enjoyed
throughouf the ovoning. Refresh
74A___________________*
ment* were ierv*d at a late hour.
CABINET RADIO, good condi
tion nnd ton*. Into model. $10
It takes 10 Inches o f snow to
Shady Grove, Orlando Rd.
equol an Inch o f ralnwotor.
26
L A K E
M O N R O E
Mira Leeta Balw Swaggerty,
Mr*. Yat** snd d»ught*r, Ml**
Voncille Yates, have returned from
a visit to frUnd* at Bartow.
. Mrs. N. Harrell and chlldran,
OHlie and Joyce, are spending a
week pt New Smyrna Beach.
Mrj and Mr*. Guy Stafford,
Mrs. M. E. Stafford and Sydney,
Donald and Cherry Stafford have
returned from a visit to relatives
at Rada City.
Mlsa June Bryan I* spending
tha ivntmcr at Glcnvllle, N, C.
Friends of
D. H. Raoun are
sorry ha continue* 111 at hla home
on Weat First St.
Carl Rabun, Jr., haa returned
from a pleasant visit to Laks
Worth and Miami.
Mr*. J. D. Harrell, Valdosta, la
vUlting Mr. and Mra. Caldwell.
Mira Agnas Schoenemann *f
W. First Street hs* rsturaed from
a vltlt to frionda In Ovlede.
Harry Rabun of Laks Wsrih waa
called hers by ths serious Illness
of hla father, D. II. Rabun.
Mlsa Josephine Tarbell of San
ford, spent the week-end In thU
section with friend*.
Mrs, Elisabeth fake o f Sanford
slatted friends here recently.
Jam** Vaughn haf relumed
from an extended vUlt to Dublln. Go, and haa m to c k e d . Me
______
Warren tegret her illness at the
Famsld-Lsughton Infirmary.
Tuby Swagger ly and Theodora
Wi.llama are visiting frlond* and
relatival at Moultrl*, Ga.
Andy N iughtr hs* returned
from a visit to T*nnci**a.
MIm llardmon of Palntka, I*
visiting Miv* Klslo Warren.
The Junior B. T. P. U. war*
plaavsntly entertained at th* homo
of Miss Lcota Belle Swaggerty
Thumlay evening.
lMr. and Mr*. Henry Tlndell and
son, Arnold, are visiting friends
In ^labanu).
Mi by friends of
Mr*.
LONGWOOD
gust builna** meeting at the
library
on Tuesday afternoon,
Mr*. Menlck presided. Tha treas
ury was reported in good condi
tion. A new medal roof baa been
put on tha library building re
cently.
Mrs. J. A. Biitilne
was In
chargs of th* sewing for this
month.
Recant callers on Mrs. Herdsway and Mrs. Nlemeyvr ware Mr.
and Mr*. P. M. Morton and Mrs.
Evelyn' Maury of Orlando. Mrs.
Maury and Mrs. Morton wan
daughter* libtha Rand family, fof
many year* prominent r*aidant*
iiA n n r c u m u ik t h
known
t^tr-miKTIII and DOU.IE
COUBRIBTII. hi* Wire. • Dlllwyn,
U<Kkm«nem Caealy, vlralnlo.
BAM W. CA HrurlLt. Ihe ..m e
• m tiifiKAUuai. GAifpsitiJ-. see
Ceell Street, a K, MleneepoHe,
Hlaaeeot*.
Fit A.VK tLCAMl'DKLr. Eveleth.
s». bsalc Counljr, Mlnueeota.
if. n. HAitEN. rtickmooe. n ,n rleo Countv, Vlralnlo.
The O R n l/A C fl-n A R K LO TV
COMPANY, Joliet, Illinois
Q- I t TUCKEII a* Receiver, rirmt
NolUasI Hank. nillwyn. Vlralnlo.
Tnu ond eoch of vou ere herebr
“ w ^
rtaulred to oppeor at
Iho Cuurthuuoe In Sonlnrd. Semi
nole Coumlr. Flnrliha. no Monday.
Heptemher l|h. A. It
1*14. the
eeme being p tlulr Imv nf thl*
Court, to nnewer Hie mil of Complulnl filed In thl* Court aanlnet
you wherein the complement pruys
for Hie forecloeure of • certain
Ini.rtcase and- for the eale pf tha
futldwlna denortbed rent oatato,
pttuated In Seminole County, Flor
ida, to-wit:
Ilralnnlns at the Boutheaat
cocaer of the Noftheaet Quar
ter iNKIt) of the Northwest
quarter INW 14) or Heclloa 14
Townahtp |» South. Raise It
Ea»t rua thear. tins rhelne
"*•«. thenro North 1* chain*
to the North line et at Id
N o r t h One t Quarter of salC
Nurlhwtil Quarter, t h e n c e
Host II.tt ehntna, theooe South
. t<A R* point et beslanlng, coa
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Foster for tha peaktwa weak*.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Payne and
Son, Glenn, apant Sunday with
relative* in. Frostproof, '
Local at*tfon agent of tha A.
C. L.. M
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r a vacation with hla parents
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at Springfield, Missouri-
rural turn C*.
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of Aunuel. A. D. t i l l . In * *****
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plaintiff nnd llenava. Cttrna tlrowthat Grandma Ijimk)ulat
who vrV AMoelallon, n ooreuntlsa, ,18
d
has bean III Is Improving under *ftn d *n f. . I will mlXJft public
the doctor’ s cor*.
.M r . and Mr*. Bonnlo Smith
grocery and la again at the serv and baby visited Mrs. BalUt’a
naranla, Sunday.
let of tho public. ■
V
M W Audrey Nceo* Is having
J. W. Reft la In Georgia aad
Bouth Carolina ln tip interest cf i goad time with her aunt, Mr*.
al
Dw
ytotav
t.rraW Haskins al
Dayton*
tho vegolthio burin***.
1. an* truly grateful
th* support thus {at ■
■8* to my race for tha Ui
Btatoo Senate. With.
Iwttod activity on th*
at tny friends, etaphoi
*a the day of Ute pri*
.
By: A. M. WEEKS.
* W. JENSCH.
AUarnaf for tha CompIalfiAaL
for a weak, and you “re a Tin Can
TourUt,"
The "c h ie f’ bellera* that o f the
97,000 member*, (bout 80 percent
lire all the time la trailer*.
I
The erganlsatlen l«m*t *o young;
It w n organised In 1919, in F.ortd». Motor comping, then wasn't a
fad. A few, ho waver, drove around
In the "tin Ilitlea" e f the day,
with tent* and cooking uteneli*
•trapped alongalde.
Soma of them got together, »*lacted ai their emblem an empty
tin can tied on tha radiator cap,
and tha group waa born. Since
then, younger member* have want
ed to streamline the name. But
the old-timer*, who Ilk* It, will hav*
none of that.
Twpnty-elghth Street between
ly * W. Green, "royal chief” of Sixth and Seventh Avenue* in
M ardar, gated out over tha ar New York City la known a* “ the
ty o f' automobile trailer* that •treet of the flower shops" became
wked something Ilka tha drill | it I* the cut flower center of the
Wa o f an artillery regiment.
city.
'"W * gbt together three tlmea a
tat," ha explained. "We have a
The California lecratnry o f ataU
tatar etmvrntlotv—down South, of hsa received artlelaa o f incorpor
puna—a dimmer Teunlnn, Ilka ation for a church called Inter
\fa, and a homecoming,
national Universal Sign o f the
if lh qulremont* to get InT Good Equanteral Triarchy of
Truth,
jjwrwl character, attendance at one Mother Tabernacle o f Construc
f theta affair*, with your traitor, tive Applied Spirituality,
wv«h for al toast four
Ittve wash* ta Tho Esalard
yfomM. ‘ a
Ital Membership
Unique Society
,'tHkoMnd motoring nomads,
a
-
o«t try la Iba h lik iii blAapy.fqr
cash In hand, at lb* frewi goof
•r
th*
Stvnmel* CSnatv Court
Hue** -I* lb* a t y i f NaaferA,
■ a n ls s b Coualy, PlorUa. Aurlng
Ihs la ■* I hours Jot sat*,, an Mon-
Draw Beach.
Mra. Prat! Dyson 1* vbtttng
ninth** In
Carolina.
Edgar iJMidqeUt spent tha
weaMnd' la Daytona.
CharUa Maroady »* at Camp
Footer- for a c«pU of *«*■ Mrs. Maroady aatf Nm w »U*
an ofaylug with -Hr. and Mra.
C Mona daring hb absence.
hat said to have tan
raFayaU* an a vblt to
Stated after the Rrralo.
u U on flew at tha N.
SSSp:
�1/JfW r
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE FIYt
Victory Of Season
lookouts Httrted Isla n d ers F * ft v 4 r c A ie W illiam s
FWfc 4 0 0 -Meter Eoeftt
To 2 rrfTo \ Win
t _* * •
O ver p d -
A m e r ic a n iD ead S ta rt’ Is Ybor City Nine
U:S. WitlhS Abohrd A d a p te d Hy Games Group Captures State
Sweep
Defeats Saints Lifeguards PfvW«4 Intp Two Catesrories I e » i0n Pennant
American "Gets First Flat-Racing
Games;
ica S
DeLand ' t £ s Three
e ra In .Try
Advance
1:i - jtj v.nTr
G a in ,
Four BaseB1
Azaleas Make lihil'Ofc
■ 'STSfeSIS
,Tp AlIo^,Amateiir!Participation;
Aquatic Ev^nta Open_________
1 cuuaui
Junior O u t f i t Will
Represent Florida
In U. S. Tourney
BERUN, Aug. 8.^-</F)—Ameri
can* at th* meeting of the Inter
national Swimming
Federation
OATTOHA
WEST PALM BEACH, Aug. 8.
yistorday succeeded in putting evA
•
to
3
rlrtory
oxer
r
u
i
i
u
L
.
'By a a , CULLUM—UV)— Vtor Ctry » Junior eaiebell
W s a Loss
t » two propotahi dealing with the
D w »J
Koto,
W o tfs
t*j\
[club yesterday opened » wild
esethod o f starting races and the
g j s j g s a j g - s g Osis*
kwbr,
, --------I slug feet lo win tho state chamajnaleut sU lut of summer tiletalk s
SO • «
ap to within two “
“
of the
iLaac
M M
80irfH AM PTO S. N. Y-, Aug. 8 .! polnshlp in the American 1-egkm
■Weep through 800 maters to the win over the Hi. Aaguatlee Saints guards.
I to t victory over th*. DeLand of tying tbs
Hr. AssdttJn*
tt M
(JP)— For the fourth succrstlve louriiaiurnt from Jackionvilla with
lilts
Olympic
garnet
since
i f lf c here yesterday and gate the Asa- .r; After listening to Robert Kipll ll lll ll
t s I I 1111 ss-:.. .
for (be Florida___ „
Bed* here inH idly.
.u i Meanwhile, threu Western stal
Bsstord
t* «
t firmer grip en third place buth, coach of the United Sister year, Frankie Parker of Spring.* II -3 count,
The Rede osed Utree barters In The G-Men ■chased firin'The Ybor City team, from Tnmitrukni hi* way
•n's swimming team, others In Lake, N. J..
warts «<reeded American's fead- to the Florida Slate League.
D«l.snd I; nenfsre I.
en attempt t» nrte the same but dsr pitch, KeaMltoad arente^fc
Pslsika »; nt. Augustine «.
The Salnta war* re-iaforted by the fedoratinn voted to adopt the into the flnsl round nf the hvjsduw ps, scotcd In every inning r*.cept
eat
expectations
by
occupying
to no uvaiL McMullen started for the showafr to
(i.ln.rt1MS"Sl ■l)s rises' lissek
1the second, riglitb and ninth, with
the first three places i t the half three formed Patatka player* and American "dead" starts and to ban' Chib's Invitation trnni* tourna
the Rada and pitched the first in Bings, and although yscuw Jack
Yallrr lending iln* iiltsrk with fl>v
men!
yesterday
and
i]uaim„|
to
th*
European
‘‘
flying”
starts.
Thi*
r.-iiw-avlll*
I
I
■
t
.”
AUtfn*tln*.
put
on
a
strong
finish
which
just
Hal]
limited
them
to
one
ait
the
way stages of the decathlon
nin(, fhm Lookouts scoring their
Bn nr-.ft at Darlsaa Be**u.
fa-1 shy of deadlocking the scare to Will not affect the Olympic swim meet Gregory Mnugin of New clean slnglr* and n walk in six
i petition.
first ran In thi* frame on a walk rest of the .kray-- the demage ati>-i ->>* Ui T alaim t
till th
and tarn hits. Terraena took ap teddy bed been done.
I Boh Clark, o f Ban Francisco, th* ninth. George Andrews, t ie ming program out will go in'u ark, N. J., In detonw of the title time's In the plate.
he has won the ta-t two year*. | Vallee, Uttmg hero of tho •*loop's leading clou ter who ws* ob Universal effect within a year.
Getnerrille seOTWd
the hurting in the aesobd, and til1 end Glenn Morris, Fort Collins,
V v T i a e a L I.MAUt'R
Parker displayed some of the rise, hit .750 in the three game*
• A so at American Irtitlgslion,
tainable
from
Patatka,
was
to
can
lbooth very wild, issuing no less the ascend frssae on stogtee by
£
e
l
e
.
world
record
holder,
set
tsfitl
Prl.
I
W on
finest tennis he ha, ever shown Ycor City played. Right behind
IS
11
than right bases on balls, held BevelI, McMalien and JfeDeaga), |HI.* 1 v t|!g
••• a record-smashing pace through tor. Emerson, former Palstka man the federation voted to divide Ilfjfttl l
10
II
ager, and Courier, an Asalea cast guarda Into two categories, "reg on the Southsmplnn turf to de- him in the scoring honors jester\ba Lnshouts storeleu until the
ihlaed with an srror hy Vallcbl ClilBspr** *• *
II
II
II I (h e first five events of the terfriN m
T ttk
o ff. were also to the Safnt llne- ular and "summer." The latter, feat Morris Eugene Smith nf Rerk-! -toy * « « I'” *, who smashed out
* allowed Bareli to stem wl
ninth, srhen ha was polled far a
It
IS
iMU-bte-tflk
.U t ;
after srorktog for wagee during 'toy , Calif., in straight sets, 8-0, four hits nnd a c ever sacrifice to
u i ■
It
11
‘ T|MM1tell Mil
threw wfld to an attetept
pinch hitter. •
Each captured two events
It
o
f JUrbiBl*»I(
Three straight singles off Frank th* summer, may apply for rein- ' 8-4, 8-2. In contrast Mankin was drive In five run*,
► flelnaavlllav
Duda went In in tkj* towing,
in
finished only two points ape
.l it
St
11
St
•1
s il l
thlri, ‘ i'
ffl-uoklyn
with the score tied at ona-atL
at the end of the day-long grind. Voile In the opening frame loaded statement and be accepted hack ' rarrled to five set, hy Arthur! It *■* '>'* 'V e t Coast aggrega
1 M tr N B f1* R m b Hi
lialtbj, first up, alntiad to right la Um third,
Their totals were, Clark, 41ft| the sacks for the Assists. Then te th* amateur ranks within 901TTendri* of Lakeland. K a . before lion's seventh American I-eglon
'* \>v* Tr>r k. t ; rhtUd*t|>hlM s.
days if their rnnduct la otherwise ' advancing 2-6. 6.1. 6 *, 2 6. 6 4.
victory under the coaching o f
Mhld, a d v a n c e d to second .on eased the plate at Adair, Pitt
1*|Yt te^itr 4>i 1 -1 ; Cincinnati
Morris, 4IV'i, while their surpris Smith lined * homer to deep left
| Smith appeared nervous at thn t’ harlr* Allen.
I I ; it . IdvOkll■ ft.
sacrifice and stored the man atod Beach /blngted Tinsel
center that gave the Aialeas a sod- exemplary.
.__
w t ing teammate. Jack Parker
ef
i t n n| Etoaton lo bm pi
Tha European system o f "fly in g 1‘ toft of the match hut H w as' The vlrlora defeated Tallahuswinning run en Clary* double to faro snry to Brown U the Start 1l iM
Bacramrnlo, Calif.,
*si
third dsn 4 lo 0 lead. Two walks anrj
lFF dftltes
I Parknr’i brilliant play more than *<’•■ 8-1- » n'l llfinlenton, H-ft, enllA B tf*
T t e ilf
of the fourth an the Q-Urn seered
center.
•>
with 3MHH in the field nf 24 sur B pair of St. Augustine errors avans" nas tong been a pain
|'M
|at.tlFE
f|
M
l
('hlCB*n
stogv frii-hi that account- route lo the finals,
For' the first righh lanhsga rromptiy. en an error by DUltog.
allowed Pslilka to score again in Amerlcan offieiala. as It la Impos-1
vivors.
i ‘|nrl|iii«!l mt HI. Lentil*.
slbl* to compare the recorvls set r,‘ ^or the New Jersey youngster's
Score hy innings:
Mots bsld fhs Reds storeless, toin, a sacrifice' on Adair’s stogte
N n « v srk M PhlUdvIphtM.
On the other side of the pi* the third.
r . r n t't I) tl Mi D 0*1011.
201 31J 400—14 18 .7
gtvtog'up only one hit, that tom* through short
ture. Finland, ss .erected, fur- , * " ,ol‘* *"* S* lnt* “ *»<! Vesle, In America with (hose on the con. |victory. Whenever the West Coast Ybor City
tlnent.
I pleyer attempted to storm the net. Jacks’vtlls
000 J02 000— j 7 7
tog In the fifth iff of Holdto the ntoth frame, the G-Men
nishrd
th«
winner
of
th*
SJBOt
^
«l*el
on
the
moun.l.
.in i u c s v i.M sncn
Capllsno and Llano; Franchetti
stock's bat. DeLand staged one Store their final run on a two-base
Under the newly adopted rule, I
himself passed by one
W o n j^ s t
r « i.
meter whirl in Gunnar HoeclTeri, * V,0’ 1" * ^
ettack tent
and Tcalc, Crosset.
.MT
of thslr usual lata rallies in the error by Evens, sa error by Hall, Kes-te V
swimmers must remain absolute-.
In k e r 's drives,
t ea lly „■
Sparkman
line u
iB v a m w -tt
m ■
, . Jtl . .In cover
- - - - - In the
distance
.1ST who struck o ff the
11 - It
ninth, gsUInc one run on three who fumbled Adair’s bunt and f ,lr •Ite*. 1
ly
stationary
until
the
starting!
Die
Mingln-ltrndrix
milch
was
IIS
1 ! II
and 8-19 secowta
for P»le»ha.
14:23.2,
hits and tying up the game. an Infield oat by Pittman. The 1‘M lr-ll
II
.I II
S*
Hits by Gibson and Banner pro gun la fired. Th* "flying start," “ ding-dong affair from the start,
faster than the ]y32 rrcord hunt
14
It
.ftftt
With one out In this toning Dld- 0-Men got only eight hits all told ItePtftfl
duced
a
run
for
the
Saint*
in th* which will be employed In th* riendrl* had his rhop strok- s
WMBhinte'nfi
.M l
IS
up by another Finn, Laurl LehIt
rkkaon doubled to center field but bunched them to the early to- PblltdBlpIllA
toorth. In th* seventh McGowan's Olympics, permits Ihe swimmer to wor|llnI nearly to » perfection on
07
tt
.I l l
tlnen,
who
was
runner-up
this
It
and went to third on a passed sings to taka the decision with I t . U u la
••
.III
,urf- H- mtoevl them
to, Cautler's double and an er- anticipate the gun and start t h * 'lh“
time, Lshtinen and John Hear/
tM O H ark nvewlla
ball. As Dtdrickson started for little trouble.
*» short by Manning let In two forward motion of his body sa wllh * h , »hand that sent shots
WssblBSlon I; Doston I. (1* In Jons son of Sweden,
who 'te*
CHATTANOOGA. Tsnn., Aug. » ,
home Welch hit a pop Infield fly
BUT F om a s! was oa the meubd nings!.
third, both ran under th* former
B|n«to. by Cau- long as his feet are still (ourhlntf “ ‘*‘' “ ‘"1 psat the New Jersey vet*
d v v ih n il I; rh lrsso I.
which fell safe and Dldrlekeo* far Gainesiill* and held the Islets
the
rdf*
o
f
th*
pool
when
the
gun
eran
whenever
he
tried
to
cH.rg'e
,
'*?
^
* * 4
O th srs
sol
s c h e d u le d .
mark whlls little Kohel Murakoeo I , " ,
fJt,rrr"LW ;,nd a »<I“ »*ie
c
day in the state tennis tournament
scored.
f ,
.....
goe* off. This way he might sctu the net.
for sight hits through the first
Oi h h Tedar
o
f
Jajmn,
fourth.
rauaUml
i
t
$
ln
£
^
lh*
«"*>
yesterday,
two
reaching
the
semi
Both teams played geod ball In right Innings. Ha weakened la
•t. Louis at Delrell.
ally be hairway in the water when
I'hllsdslphla at Haw Torn,
M onU, who net
th*
world. n«iu . u
..
finals
the field. Howeeer Clary played the ninth, however, when the lathe
gun
pops.
rh lrsso at clevstanC
Klmbark Peterson nf Nashville
standaH of 7.H80 point* In
u ,* ? * ” l
^ * * " h“ "
a sensational gams at short, her* landers scored el! three o f their
Beaton at Washington.
Th federation elected Harold
carried hopes that n Tenneaseu
tryouts at Milwausc* In Juuu,! pglatka an 1*7- " f * j 0Upl* ,or Fern o f England president, and
tog eight chances without an er runs'on four hits.
all but elated the g .p between L ™ , “ i r " )’ !“
«*“ *"* “ *•
H.
player might inko the cup In tha
ror. making a thrilling catch of
to the last itausa, with two out,
m* with th* willow fer St. Au R. M. Ritter of America was
him end Clark by running 400
--------finals Sunday. Peterson advanevrf
Welch's fly into center field In Horiathi tripled. Duggan singled
named
with
two
others
to
th*
fed
gustine.
Andrews
contributed
the
meters in 49.4 aeconds, the fast
TAMPA,
Aug.
8,—(A1_Kad Uy crossing up Bob Lake of Bitthe elath toning and also a^beau and Andersen and Merton doubled
eration** working committee.
est ever recorded In any decath R id in g gem of tb . day when he
llurman,
of mlngham. 6-3, 6-3,
tiful catch of Bolling's fly ball la te send three runs across the piste.
America's Olympic swimming j’
; . , " ' hravyweight protege
P™toge of
‘ ‘' ' “ V e t c h of Klnsrd*.
lon competition, in the day's fifth I**”
Vernon Marcum of t-aVeland,
Urn seventh, robbing both batter* Dillingham grounded out te Feeforce, begin their competition tj! . J*‘: 1k
•»*« night knocked
nerd drir* In the setenlh
CHICAGO.
At*.'
of sure hits. Catea also playnd a mail to retire
Hl»lfy
dsv
with
nralimlwwvtoi
Y.V
!o
u
*
H‘
lnt
Eoh
hast,
young
Gerb’
1
*-* Ihrashed
Floyd
re the side.
aid*
u
m uuv, a
< 7 ,-(A V -B *rn ls event after Clark had turned In t -------‘
...........................
In
meters, 22 fe a t, jo In ,j | , . S2 sv.nto,
Mtoneeota dlsplarad a 80 seconds flat performance.
beautiful game
one for men and two^^ f” . r * n •Ubl,m" to o( Max Bchm.llng, « * r .h u llo f Nashville,8-0. 6-7. end
After the
• DM JUID
fug
Ins
“
[Indiana
as
I
sector
j
Th*
Fort
Collins
automobile
1 r i it»
lerond round of their §ch«tjM Frink (JuernBey of OrlandG, FU,,
mtnd the
womens
i poll to •alert" ■alemman, gaining steadily rftar • C la rk cs plultied on hi. speed
turned btek Hugh Shelton of O h
The first day‘, program at Ihe Ii u|rd 10-round bout.
DISrlrhsoB.il>
room three teal
eg
to tdump
Umytre
•
t
a
.
k
a
a
H
M
l
"
i
“l !
Dempsey’* youngster opened a ' lumhla. Tenn, 8-1, 8-1. Arehh
W elch ss
Shepard to the river. They wem to- b stuff of coach** for th* att- trailing Clark by 239 points aft 5 ^ k n r a 7 n , . l i U7,
I 1
bU‘
bl*
swimming
stadium
ra
Is
for
f
l
V
j
™
'
Bolling
t over Kohlh iss'f eye In the i Henderson, Chapel Hill,
N,
C«
Stur football ptoyers who will bat er the 100-meter sprint a id the
rented'by em etst'
thi rno.h* , ! » ' f 'i!ri“ p,>*d *nd " '* ond
>" to* man’s 100 f irl t ‘ nd scored thrre knockdowns *w*,hc'' through George KrUlo of
tle the Detroit U onh'at'Soldier's broad jump, came with such ■ teY
• eae en the learn.
grsoa.lb
r - wff Ui# tough lima lief! have* meter* freestyle, the women's 100 !
, . ,n
rush that th* Colorvloan to a keeping up with Morris In thel metre free style and the women's * , ( ' £ . f " on'1 ' uund' „ B“ rn,un Knoivillr, 6-.'I, 6-1.
Field the night ef Sept. I,
. stoch.et
strong faiorlta to
crown
hh strenuous |a«t day's field event*.
Pctrrson nieel.s Henderson nnd
The Gopher mentor,
„ _tiar**a.n
^tettoi
20(1 meter, breast stroke. Thsra
r" ’,n,U
lIsMullsn.e
W«fe*»<fey to MsMJUto, J w n M ,- first ys'ar decathlon competition
Marcum facet Guernsey In today's
Th*
Californian
won
his appear* little llkelihovxl the AmerTor rsoon, g
■sml-flnals.
878,880 points yesterday fa 1,. aa world champion.
broad Jump apeetolty with a leap Iran entries will fall to reach the r / ' .
mVsIeonl
.
f° rmcr world ’ “ xhlMorris itarted slowly, mltalag of 38 feat, nearly a foot shirt
849A U Mr the ludto#u eosrii,
DeSs,* <7
weight
champion.
final*. but there will be plenty of
IS « SS IS
Totals
ST- P E T E R m n io, Aage l A with Elmer Iwydeu . o f Notre his beat mark by four-tonthi of *8 his mark In tha flnsl trye-.it* o|i|M>sitlon, especially from the JspForeign.born whiles
In
tha
■AMPOMD
Demo
u
close
third-"with
1,841,a
second
when
ha
was
clocked
•van
though
th*
beat
aver
seen
golfer remaining in the toorn*. United .lutes In 1930 numbered
W —Nash Hlggtae, athistle dlsneie and the Dutch fir's.
sb h
4a
only
11,1
second*
for
the
100Lou
little
e
f
Columbia
had
to
th*
Olympic*.
H*
Usd
Parktt
recur ef th* Uniter*tty « f .Tampa
ment for the quarter finals, will 13,.168,107.
Clsrr.ae
thi* was
i
<»
wnd Armln Ouehl 'o f Swtlsetter*’
Laau*tea.r(
end superintendent e f feeraattow 071,703 points ‘tor fourth plan. mrters, but
meat Hubby Hcllh, Winnipeg, to
Klsirstt.e
enough
for
second
place
behind
The
poll
suds
ut
midnight
Satur
at
1.80
meters,
8
feet,
18
and
for the City gf
day for tho championship.
see
Cstss.lh
10/!— three- 7-8 Inches for fifth place to the
day and the four cotehee with the Clark's sparkling
s t un
The New Orleans golfer led hi*
1
o K n ln itil
largest point totals wfll conriJtoto tooth* of a second faster thanl high Jutap; and did snly 12:8h
s i t e
Canadian opponent during the en
Hsovsr.lt
rvciidl mtUra, 41 ftel. 7 and 7-U Inchra,
s t s
Msithr.tn
Ateectotto^ to * letter to M o e e ethe
.^ aU-star squad's board of strat- th* previous decathlon
tire .16 hole seml-flnils. At the
tee
M04S.P ,
eat ■hy Harold Osborn In IM4.1 to Urn shot put
V, Gehuii, rocraatloei Mrseli C at W ,
WINNIEROti Man.. Aug. 8 . - end of Iho first 18 holts he was
mr* ataciVfcY M
<lt»khlr mm*I i
Thereafter, Glenn showed Ms
-■
,
n*4 Or— u r n
m "s rr it Bt, N tanhurg
W1—Freddie Haas of New Orleans *U up.
sM
Totals
T ill*l« 4rtv« anil
■— Bsltsd tor Torraae* la MU.
Daddy
John"
pavldaon
of
class,
winning
the
shot
put
with
Jn
Cbmectlcirt,
where
deer
are
yesterday defeated Bandy Burnerm l « fM fiy fr o m y o u r f
e f the etoto
whoa
wlaalag
ax—Des
o f business was gtteto by Blackwell. Okie- can lay claim to 14.10 meter*, 48 feat, t and 88-84 under protection o f the stole game Vltle. outstanding London. Ont. I Four hundred pounds o f records Gl aml ap aLitfm ib111Ubtb. Ifni «bl»lti t mt .i Ti nMr at u
___
toorod:
Ofl— Hlggtoa ae the raesou Mr KM'tarn th* marathon whittling title. Em inches, tying far second In the JIssrs, u tight and high garden fence amateur, 4 and I, to win hi* wsy lo In one rasa have Just been ra Crooa
mar* «m Ui#
U four bumFU*DsLaad
set—•
O
ftlr
rw».
f
m
R
tm
p
lt,
W
ritB
Bsafol
ployed
now
by
a
knife
company,
high Jump with I.8S met-rs, 8 ,often Is requlrsd to ksep out un th* final* In tha Canadian amateur turned by tha Texas supremo C foob lUfiMrileg. n * p « . 0 . jBBhBBSVfte, 9BCb 4
*WttOM.
l, .
J,!..,, :*r'
DldrUhsoa. Clary,
& UM;
i M l * n Bf Hod O n i m U i -O -II b I, IU 4 O'
rroes: O v o r s i r o s t .
Wtetoy Carter. Teltohduto, ffrit v * 1us been carving wooden fig feet 37-32 Inches, and taking wanted foliage toaster* In th# golf tournament.
j court to th* civil court of
CMII bm4 fm r TbaIt, bb4 H*4 C m j
fifth In th* broad jump,
8 97 night.
•leu yoMlMwt, wOl be etovutad t* ures for 57 yearn.
Haas, the only United B talu, peala at Eastland.
fo t i w l m . i M
m im b i b ' b f« t ia
“ iff
toe prtehloBcy o f the
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C tu r, ntoisa hssos; Cterts tlM. *
BascUlcoet o n n l M i t
Mots.,
*£ifv ol^Wosa^Ds"
hr la* .
. . . It. Uses oa balls,
Lean l i
MeHaUea 1. Torrse
art Mats
SOS i . t e l
s o l by Mats I. Tov-
V m
a a
Frankie Parker I s
L o d g e d In Final
Round Of Tourney
W t t i^ ^ A u g . I.—<A*)—Callternla's dusky Archie William*
climaxed the sepia ssfn yeslerST. AUGUFnHBj A i g i ^ B f l l
PsC dSfy, winning the '400-tneler cham- nlth’a home run with the bas>is
.IIS
ifdnafclp and gfring the United leaded In the opening toning sent
•US utonahl;
.111 : S u tsa
her
first ftot-recihf toUtta aff te an netting I to 4
THE STANttfif&i
_
—
.
1uetetevnear
Floridians Advance
In ’Nooga Tourney
UtoL|fh
1
Burman Gets Kayo
Over
Kohlhass
Blerman Is Leading
I PoU For Cofches
ffilS S E S S
2
rrt*1
IK
Nash Higgins Quits
Tampa Coaching Jqb
I t
It
Somerville Losea
As Haas Moves On
ummusedhieneignetiepaapresI •u
Ment ef th* State DtoWteJlS
s
TIRED HUSlilD
m u o i itw u n
' ?ar£i
BUS:
JdSXJ'i-^aJSS!:
FredPerry To
rssson S. Hits art
Inalng l. I real art
Inajage l. S re as
laalege
isreai
In America,
n ll* n
la l-l
: P at
SOUTHHAMPTON. E ng, Bur.
8.— CP)—Fred Parry, wurVfs top
Tui?
P*-
teeSis .Ur, aural WH*w
Mots.
pi real ____ _
at gam* l i t .
aboard tha * Q u a e n lU ry
Tha once-famous Provtoaatevra
Ptoyhoua* la New York City f i t
O'Nstll
thslr first
i?
A
TVv
-v o w
2r
L < T T L fl
te both tha United Btetea
nraite, .
vOv_i
l-T
■BAUMf
rsrtdhew eukf aotsgtegate
o a c jc y
REAL
FISH
STO R V-
Lawn
M a t e d to
VJATCH
FOB.
<iSr
--
—rw ■uaelx
■psteP
toUctted
an d
m ere
�rr»«
'V r , r r
....
'
RATURDAY, JULY 25, IMS
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8. 1935 t
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Battering the Hated w orld rocord, Jech Lovelock of New Zealand daahaa across the lino to w in tho Olym*
plat 1.400 motara run. H la lima waa three minutes, 47.1 aaconda. Clenn Cunningham of Konooa (loft),
running second, alao aurpaaaad tho previous warld record. Thle la a Berlin , to-N ew Y ork radio picture,
(Aaaoclatad P raia Photo)
T h la exclusive picture Juat received from Spain ahowt daaperala rabela calm ly holding thalr fire until adtrancing government troopa approaah within batter gun range along iha ba'.lla front near Z in g e r s . D elpa rata fighting In that aacto' m u lle d In heavy bloodahed. (Aieoclated P t r -: Paramount Nawa Photo)
Watermelon Queen
Rep. McSwain Dim
TOWNS SETS RECORD TO WIN OLYMPIC HURDLES
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S*«‘ uoa of on ■
’lll-ad vlie d " Inveatlgatlon of Department of Juotlco
agents, thaaa two prominent Secret Service officiate were demoted by
rreaaury Seeretary Mergenthau. Orady Boatwright (left) w as dropped
from ehlef e f the S L Paul bureau to a field peat Joeeph Slurp hey
(right), o veteran of SS years, was demelad from assistant ch ief of tho
Secret Service to chief of o bureau. (Aiaoclated Prase Photos—C o p y ,
right H a r r la - lwlng)
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‘BIG CHIEF’ ON THE PEACE PATH
SIXTEEN BELIEVED LOST IN SINKING OF.
TALLEST HUMAN STILL GROWING |
p In Atlanta that toft
I•
tfSSSS
\
�I
£ t
Vi_i
County Produces
Fnrit* And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In America
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER
S t r a t i*
Sanford la The Only Central ^
*1
Florida City Afford in* Rail, H lg b w g J /.j
And Water Transportation ^ m i
9
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txv
A a a o d a la d P n m
SANFORD, FLORIDA, M ONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1936
em inole County Negro Youth
nd Florida Name Confesses To
Slaying Girl
enate Nom inees All-N ightlTr i l l i n g
Carlton Is Favored Rivals For SenateSeat
Slightly In Ra c e '
* With Orlando Man;!
Pepper Runs Alone
NUMBER 246
Eatabliahad la 1908
NEGRO HALL BOY SEIZED IN CLEVENGER MURDER
Rebels Announce
Capture O f Town;
On Bay O f Biscay
Communities Facing
Shortage Of Food*
Water As Spanish
War Result Spread*
Wrings Admission
From H o t e l Hall
B o y In Asheville
tl
«1
i
M ilk P rod u cts
O f S anford Are
R ated H igh est Madrid Is~Next 1
ASHEVILLE, N. C.. Aug. 10 —
t/J1) —Sheriff Laurence Brow n to
day bed announced that Marlin
Moore. 22-year-old negro hill boy
at * hotel here, ronfes'rd to the
killing of pretty IH-yvar-uld Helen
.
Clevenger, New York University
co-ed, early July It!.
Sheriff Brown raid Moore signed
f!
a confession and re-enacted tho
Seniinnti* tuutitv'* gratle "A ”
scent in the hotel room where the
d a frie * a ie tu itd ui' i ii c itid k j*rv"iid
V,
young student’s body ass disco'',
to none in the i.t.*ii*. -nvord uur to
III* laanolilH r r f « )
crcd that morning. He said robhe-y
By PAT PATTEK90N
n u ta le m i'lit mndi* t«*d;iy l y lle m v
Tho rapture o( t ie toinl waa the motive.
H ry n n t, d in v i.M k*t tin S t a le Mi k
For the third timo in lit*
ami proviitre of Santander >i
The officer quoted She negro si
C o n tro l lio n n i, u lm
a l l ended
a
le more than two months
saying ho first tried to gain en
Biscay waa
ilif e !ill}* i i f I ’U 'il * |.i!iy iiit c iv o U in on Iho Hay of
lor Ida vote™ will go to the
trance to Hoorn 2 IK, then Room 2111
i lummincrtl
by a Spanish!
IHi* tyu ii llmi-e tin- iiimmiijr
polls tomorrow.
t
and found them both locked, lic
Mr. Hryju' iuMi .1 tliii Flnrid i Ivt’lirl radio .station today U
• The special
Democratic
tried tho door ^of Hoorn 221, he
Hero * Martin Moore, 22-year-old negro hotel hull boy, in custody of officers at Asheville, N. rank, auuuig Hie fir \ five Rtnles word filtered tlirouffh th a t
primary election of Tuesday
said, and Ihe Joor wWs open.
(V. shortly after he allegedly confessed the brutal slaying of pretty 18-ycar-old Helen Clevenger. in the nnnut wdli tetraiil to th*' other far nurthcrn communV
was necessitated when death
“ Miss Clevenger was sitting on, New York University co-ed. Left to right are: Sergt. Thomas J Martin, of the New York City homi i|iiS4 l i l y o f m ill* pr o.lu red
atruek twice in Washington
it it", faced nhurtugo of food
the
bed,“
the
sheriff
quoted
Mouto
I
and removed this state's two
T h e iliie t hn p ra i e.| d a iry m e n
cide squad; Deputy Sheriff Thomas K. Brown; H.rgt. John J. Quinn, of the New York City homi
and water ns a result d f
tn saying, "when 1 went in. Then
veteran senators, Duncan U.
in
i
l
l
I"
wert
l.in
f'»r
ii.iv
n
u
;
retain
ed
cide; Marlin ......... . Deputy Sheriff l.ove C.udg.
.sheriff Uurenee E. Brown; Walter B. Orr. (orshe got up and said ’ What do you
Spain's civil war.
.• k 1
Fletcher and Park Trammell.
and Deputy Sheriff Frank Messer. (Associated I’ ress I’hoto) a low |trU*e wiMlf in ieTailuije inilk.
want?’ I told her that I thoaght mer chief of police at Charlotte, N.
larget* uf bitter attack* hr
-W h ile three namea will appear
ile^ p lle ttie f u t Mmt th e recent
the room was unoccupied, ‘ If you
Seminole County ballot.
d roug h t t iu - e d n n -e in the p rice both shell anil rifle flra •• Iba*
do not leave thia room 1 wi I rail
Will In reality be only one
Itehels fuught fur aretii to
o f fc r d i.
the
office,’
she
said
and
came
to
|n which a contest Is im
No nilvnure In milk prices is nn- j northern svalxianl which would
.
.
,
.
.
.
Ik .,..
1
ward me.
pending. Fonnar Governor Doyle
iU’ ipntud In*i i* inik“*i fri?i| c»*id -urc them more arnu and smmuniK. Carlton and Judge C. O. An
“ I pulled a pLtol from my nclt
ti„n.
Northern
Loyalist
held tho
fiirgt* ii hia «l willt »n unuUMrcUiI
d r e w !'o f Orlando must face each
and nhe was within IK Inches of me
communities of Han Sebastian, f'i
Vim r. nciunlim: t*> Mr. Ifi y21nI
when she apparently first nnlierd
6 * 6 * in seeking the nomination
In niuklng sugguNtiutiN uf mulli- Itriileria and Iron and were re
as ; candidate for the Tcammed
the gun. Hho screamed and I fired.
ported fighting doggedly for sx«
ml * In jiru v i’iit p r u t ’ i i m '4, ih e ill
A
t
she
fell
I
struck
her
in
the
fare
M « '
Following
an
established
istence.
iT
il
n
r
urgt'ti
Um
t
hntii^uwhrva
U*«
1 Claude Pepper, who wai de
with tiro butt of the pistol and
cusluiii iif public service, Thu
Madrid heard that grelt cowtuiui' "I miMIu ciiiiaciitun,** Ihjit h,
S 'fvw . votaa In 1031, ha, tha on
fled."
Sanford Herald tomorrow will
crnlrsUons o f Insurgimt troop*
tu iitiik** p>|m'vm I i'ffurl n tuwaril ret
fsatsd by Sen. Trammell by only
furnish irlurna in the primary
Tho negro was formally charged
slacking arms and taking Intin hi mini: empty mi k, Lull Ion.
Him field to himself In tha cam.
ili^tuni In Id lu numinaln ,i
with murder, Sheriff Brown said,
tyry south of tho beleaguered boy
for the poet o f Sen. FletMr.
I
try
u
nl
M
titl
Du*
ttairy
in
Former
Governor
Doyle
Lemocratic
candidate
fur
the
and It was nnt decided immediately
(owns are in preparation for an afdustry each year in forcttl
Carlton (lop) o f Tampa and C.
Uniti-d Stairs Senate.
hether a speeial term of court
ruult Intended to wipa aut OTOry
lltieal observers
throughout O. Andrews (below) of Orlando
in'iiiiiii!iiti'i
uvcihtail
uapi’iidilurpA
Results will lie available at
would lie caLed as the regular ses.
vestiga of Leftist military control
CHICAGO,
Aug.
i
l
l
—(A7—A
the. atats and many Florida edl- are opponents in seeking
ineicly
localise
iktnohm
Iji'cumt*
1
BKKI.tN.
Aug.
10.
W
I—Swim
tha alon tnecls townrif the end of the
Tha Herald office, although
in the far north.
furtoua storm left a trait of ex
tpN ara inclined to give a slight Democratic nomination for
mers from Japan and Hu.land, with cunItAH wilh milk runlaiiiU'r**
the
the usual stcrcopticnii method
The capture nf Sanlandor, If
tensive damage along Lake Michi
to Mr. Carlton, desplta the unoxplrtd term of tha late Floc month.
the Nlppoiu-ko carrying uff most
will not be in usu because of
T4>tti*y*» meel Ing w».t t uilml uy He I cl radio report prored correct,
The sheriff said the negro was gan allure today out n drenching
that hia opponent has the hia Senator Park Trammell. A
uf
the
honors,
today
bettered
three
unusual
brevity
of
the
Dal
lot
County
Farm
AB«*ut
C.
It.
UawMin
arrrsted Sunday night on the tip
would uc n signal strategic victory , t
o f tha Psnlnsula Stata’a special primary will
Olympic marks as America’s quar for flu* purpose of tJhniEDurtg fw*
be
held of Banka Taylor, negro pantry toy downpour revived laic crops in im
vvhiili will make
for quick
for the forces attempting to 0T*T> a
(MdAga Pension CloV*.
tet in thu men's kUO-iuelvr relay turn mtik puhtivn uml tu confer »n
1-, ( Associated Prtae l'bo- at the hall!, wlio was secretly de portant sections of the drought
final returns.
throw Madrid* Leftist raglow.
i*fba v r a l t o f tha penbelt.
'■
’ t
Tho
Associated
Trcsa
will
team
prugreeaed
through
the
tri
violations of milk cuntrol laws.
tained last TVmrmday night for
A coincident with fresh bjwrtv*. j
tha ex-governor has been *•*>
A l>0-milc wind nreompanlud hy
furnish Tho Herald with vole
als
and
her
representatives
domi
It
witA
ummuncotl
that
a
Milk
questioning.
Drown
said
Moor:
llonist
claims
uf
victory
was
a
gov
the support o f organised
thunder, lightuint; And » blinYin,;
counts throughout (he slate,
nated the opening uf the spring- Control ll<>4nl hearing litm lavn
was grilled all night before the ■sin, -wept out u[ the north dur
ern men l announcement that 4 N £
v!ulc Herald friends stationed
nmrd diving championship
callrtl for the mltltllc o f thu month rivil war la near an end. UfUato'
confession was wrung from him.
editors h a v e
1 Teo,
ing the night, Seorrs of sir a 1 at nil precincts through the
The
women's
100-meter
free
in
TuUiihii'Mf't'
when*
it
m
hup«il
raid 13 Spanish cummunlUtt
Brown said Taylor told him boats were caught In the -uiunll
that
Mr. Carlton
county aro requested In talestylo title was won hy llollnnd'a that a few xmatl kinks in control
Moore had recently come into pos hut tlie Coast Guard rescued all
nated hy llrhels had been esptoroi,'
'eighty prestige o f
phone
Seminole
results
Bits
Maatenliroek
in
a
new
rerun)
regulation*
may
h
**
irunuti
out.
h m e T6r*«
session of a pistol, which hr said on IImj lake.
Since only three mimes ap timo uf one minute, five and nineI j ic u I duirivH ruprubuntuti at thu
Moore had told him about. The
Due drowning was reported nl
pear on the tickrt, this rouitly
tenths seconds. American girls, Court llm oo thla morning wuru
:
EXBUTBIX NAMED
sheriff said he then look Taylor to Milwaukee and another in Berk
:
should have fini.hcd counting
Olive McKean, Seattle. Katherine Howanl |l;hry, Mcio' h Ihi'iry,
MUs Eloise Winn, doing Irnpcr* Moore's home wham lio was con
Bawls, Furt I-audvrdalc, kept pace Unity, lijilkr,r*t* I hi try, Srniinulv
i KAUFMAN, Texas, A u g .1 0 .- solutions of eelebritlea, and M in fronted with tho statement regard Blver at Sterling. HI. Wiacon-m by 'j I*. M, at the tutent.
reported one ilruth from lii (lining.
the greater part of (he lime hut C a u n n iu iy , H iro rk 'a *l»u/ry, llig *
I F I - M n . Mabel S. Green, widow
Joane Asxrello, singer, today'won ing tho’ pistol. Moore, nt first, ho
Trre* were uprooted, pylr.i top
I faded at the and. Miss McKean gt*r%* Ikiiry, nm| tlu* Hteven*
* f the laU Col. Edward II. K. first and second places respective* said, vehemently denied It but fi
pled, eommonieation lines were
|finished sixth and MDs Haw a sev Unity.
Grata, railroad magnate, today ly as Seminole amateur enter- nally said he had tho pialol and
- ™
0m
V
torn down anil streeta werr 'itenth.
Waa- named permanent admlntitraled.
the
sheriff
to
its
hiding
plieo
ft. M. Lloyd, chairman o f tba
Dr. I'otcr 8. INiy, a local physi
Ulnment talent appeared before
tered with debris here. Lightning
America'* trio of 400-meter re cian, aIho aiiuniluii Diiu ruhnIoii,
trig o f a east estate, ostlmatnl at
Seminole (bounty Democratic Comthe Junior Chamber o f Commoreo beneath some plumbing under his roused P3 fires.
lay swiianteri gained Hu- semi
|$,000,COO, in a brief hearing here.
house. Tha pistol, tha aherlff said,
mil Ire, today urged *M quatlflod
In Orlando.
finals. They are Jack Mrillrn, Se
F oot states. Including Flo’ lde,
voters In thl* county to visit tba
Tha'two girls will represent this waa a heavy .32 calibre Spanish CNEW ORLEANS. Aug. 10.—T/T)
attle, Ralph Flanagan, Miami, and
itik Uses from the estate. Grsen county when winners from other shot automatic, fully loaded. The
[ pul h tomorrow and cist a ballot
— The Weather
Bnrrail
today
Joint
M
icinnlR,
rhiiiiiiulpliki.
|ail a home at Miami.
tin the nomination of a Demoerolla
counties meet within a month In sheriff said tba butt waa stained warned the Trias Gulf Coast of a
B, T. Tiller of Paula Sun,lav
Thf fir*l half of tho *piii^liunril
rondidate fnr the IT. S. RsltalO,
competition for a trip to Now York with Hood and blonda hairs clung a Ight tropical disturbance in the
was
numinalrii
hy
the
Flurhla
illviii|o lci\ts ended with Hick Ut*“ The vital neersidly of nriog
or to the Texas Centennial at Dal. to it. He said the belli In the cart Gulf of Meaira which may rari'c branch nf tha Sncinlist party a,
KciM-r, llolrolt, and
Marahull
ridges were Identical with that tak squally conditions along the t-a-t
your franchise may not be appar
Us.
Ihe fifth dl.slrict congressiunul Wctync, Miami, taking’ firat and
Among other persona in the en from the body o f tho pretty late today or tonight. Small traf catlillcJjtr.
T VV. Ijswtnti, superintendent of ent today nr tomorrow, Mr. tiogA
nerond p!uc(4 re»|w«tibfly*
show from Seminole County were honor student.
warnings were displayed between
Semlnn'e 4'minty tehonl*. today ia raid, "hut ymi are responsible:ftr
The
Unitrd
Slate*'
water
|>nlu
The
Sqininulii
('ounty
numinaliun
the kind nf government wo b*fW l
Miss Clevenger, who recently hsd i Galveston and Corpu* Christ!.
Voile
Williams,
Jr,
MarUn
came during Ihe cimventiun of team waa defeated fuur and Hurt* in Gsinrsville attending the shot, anil hy casting your vot# yen k sH
lUynea, the Rusal Sillers, Doris come to North Carolina from her
course fur euunty superintendents
slats
Socialists
in
Tamp).
I by IKIgiuin.
served your country, psrty aad
Jackson,
Anne
Benson,
Mrs. Staten Island home and waa visi*.
The United .State* won 12 of 2U given hy the general estensi»n
* Mr. Tiller cnulil nnt tc locale.i
state."
1
George Knight, Julian Adams and ing in company with her unde,
division
of
the
University
of
Flor
Italay fnr a statement, ami it w as1first place* ill track ajnl field com
Sanford notary Chib will tho Future Farmer o f America ITof. W: L Clevenger o f North
The chairman also urgsd tha»
id*.
impossible
to
ilrlermine
his
cam-1pctitlnn
now
conip
clnl.
It
won
the
riimmitteo mentben ranvau Ibilr
Caroling State College at Raleigh.
Md^t for 1U regular weekly h i
String Bond.
lii ring Ihe fnur-dny program,
paign plans. Ills name will appear unotrielsl team title with 2(tu
•km I« morrow at J|;15 p. M. ii
respective precincts In an oftafl
Her grsen pajame-clad body was
Today’s victory for Misa Winn
Mr.
Lawton
is
scheduled
to
proon
the
general
election
bn.tut
In
points.
Uw Mayfair Hotel.
Georgo Speer of Sanford, rhair
to draw out Ihe largest number o f
was her seemd smateur triumph found sprawlad on the floor of her
side
over
the
afternoon
session
Jesse
Owen,
Ohio
Hliile
negro
t^vvemhrr.
raters.
__
‘
within fuur days, as she won tha hotel room about 8 A. M , July IS man o f a section nf the Junior Bar
In the ten-plank platform adopt who won four gold medals, an Wednesday and will present ill
. Tileaday’s tidaa! low, 1:57 A. M. Rita Theater amateur night pro by her uncle who eelled by for her. Conference's memberahlp commit
Sa nfdril’s Junior Chamber Of
0 * 6 9:47 P. M.j high, 2:45 A. M. gram last Friday.
A bullet had pierced her heart and tee, appeared before the b*-dy in ed by the paity arc Issue, rail nounced lie would turn profession address, "Teacher Selection, Ten Commerce has been working com- m
ure und Hctlrenjenl,” in the morn slslcntly on a "get oat and rota*
1:19 P. M. Sun rfats at 5:51
lodged In her back and her face •n Ocala convention yesterday and ing fur public ownership nf utili- al soon.
Th* Intornotionnl Amaleur Ath ing session Tuesday,
seta at 7:13 P. M. Moon
was mutilated from a severe beef reported the ■largest Increase in lies, Inctra-cil inheritance taxes,
campaign, one of tha clvk * « " • '
Twenty-nine person* are on tho oijcctives.
memberahlp In tho history of th, ■uto relief tn the unemployed, and letic Fedornllun npjiroved 27 new
M r. m .
ing.
Complete state rrspnnaiolllly fur men's track and field records, 10 instructors' staff to appear be
organisation.
Mr. IJoyd said th* orginlsaliom
fore the short cuurse audience.
uf them by Americans.
The Junior Association Is af educilinn of youth.
fames Q, Sharon left San*
has betn instrumental cash *MbMr. Tiller, with other candidate*,
morning far UrartiFa
filiated with the American Bar As
tien In helping to poll a largo roto
A bond for * 1.000, posted by
bo wks aehsdulod lo have Coamty Tax Assessor Sanford
tocUUon. It was organised in I'J-hl pledged a vigorous campaign uf
by using th* motto, "Vote M R *
BocialWt
education.
principal speaker at noon be- Doudney, was approved here today
at SL Augustine,
p case, but pl**M vote."
^
Delegate* who will ropretrni the
tb* Xtwmais Chib la that city. by.SomlMl* County Commbuion
“ Raw Moat” 01U Rodger*, man stale group In a Joint convention
“GHOST TOWN* ONCE EICM
a.
TOW Eft OF LONDON
ager of tbo Sanford Lookout*, lain with tho senior asoociatlou in Bos
Fifty-six men and three officers
Mr. Doudney recently received
thla morning waa named manager
in Company “ D " Iho Sanford unit
an appointment from Coe. Dave o f tho Florid* S tall League All- ton this month aro II. U. Wahl of
LONDON, Aug. 1 0 . - W — For
During tho polling hours tomor (JD—Tho rsmaina of tba ga*to
Jacksonville; W. O. Trailer of Ml. th* first time In its long history, of th* Florida NatlonI Guard, rai Northwest Florida: anprobably m atured show. whiri?
v a « n ”i >r bv°* Dm IStlr* who
U * D*F«ona Beach ami; J. L. Loionby of Gaimivllla tbo Tower of I/indon, snelent Eng turned yostorday from Cump Foo row Senflnola County voters wilt town" o f Frisco, Utah, which W
W t -T -U r .
d i l h aT*AWxxader* Vaughn who UUnd« " *“ D« * * “
D'* * h lhl‘ and P. D. DeHoff of Jacksonville. lish fortress built by Jullua Cae ter neat; Jacksonville where they I* asked to sign a petition designed 1*75 hail a population sf *•“
afternoon.
underwent a two weeks' period of tu produce a comity referendum nnd produced *100,000,000 fal Ml*
bold th* port ov*r tlnto Seminole
sar, let aside age-old tradition for
Freddie Francis, manager o f the
summer training.
Doyle E. Carttaa, Candida U for County wa* croa led.
an tho slot machine quustlon.
ver, now
tba
(bowing
of
a
modern
motion
SL As gut tin* club, wa* alwtad to
Tbo entire outfit completed Held
The movement was Instituted
Financial discussions occupied
picture.
Thla
distinction
wso
mads
maneuvers nnd combat tactics with here last week Ly Ihe Sanford Min
V riU d B trtm "Jm m uT un^kt tiriU tho' remainder of tbo Commlailon’a hood lb* loom bat b unable to bo
for a preview of “ Nino Days a out Injury to a sing* man, th* o f
isterial Association.
address eeUra a f Florida over an' timo today ns tba aouion continued proooaC President Eddl* GlUUand,
Quosn."
In
Informing
Rodger*
o
f
kla
atficer* reported.
lU o ia la radio boekep between f into tbo a (to moon.
After securing about 1,000
WASHINGTON, A n *. 10—
lection,
did
not
dbcJoso
why
FranOn* hundred
and twenty-fir* names, or the 20 percent required
Vili tli and 9:24 o'sloek. according
( A P )—President
Roosevelt ree b coaid not be ea bond.
U n o d to the Whito House today PARMER MAKKH OWN LAKE men comprise iho local detachment. by law, the pelitUm will be pre
to 6 4
c i i i K a H R S IMPORTED MUSIC
Tbo bent manager bad boon • * month and a day after leaving
The remaining men and officers sented lo th* County Commission
!acted as coach o f the All-Star*.
are scheduled to return Ut* to- with a request that Ihe referen
on * vocation trip. Ho ImmcdD
AUGUSTA. Mo^ Aug. 10— W
___ ' ~- yr|#!‘T
NAMJONO. Aug. 10. - 0R—Tbo
atoly summoned foderal flood —Combining business with plca- day or tomorrow morning.
dum be called in November.
mbtlrtiy of tbo InUrior, which U
control advisers for a conference. sara, 'Herman Ituymeyer, farmer,
raapomlblo tor ritoo ond toroLater In tho weak ho expect* has sroated a six-aero lake on bis
acewiae. hao nahad native musicians
to visit areas In Western and fans, stocked with fish and P*rto compoao raHobls marches which
N o r t h Pennsylvania, Southern
flshermen to go thoto and
by tbo threo and
Now York and possibly Ohio ffah tbslr fU1 for *1 a day.
1baiuD whl'.’ b head
The Bemiaob Cottaty
A hearing on proposed revision
which waa swept by flood, last
7b* lako la stocked to tba limit
_ _ ___ thui supo f rates o f workmen’ s compensa
Tho Clly Commission will m **t[ts
March.
aad || IMw making Hoymoytr, a
•Upper*it ” ln'l would plac* thla d l T i bam* In tho
Tbo flood control eonfereneo f*Skarm*n himself, a good living. tion Insurance will b* hold in Tal tonight at 7:90 P, M. in City lis ll'J f
tanas which now National J raffle SAfoty Contest
lahassee on Angl 15, according tn chambers fo r its roguhtr semi-1 a e d v i r
lo dfilgnod to discuss starting
nctompanimonta for 1935. .
press .dispatches received her* to monthly tnuusctlon of municipal 1
operations under a *320,000,04)41
■
bus Inews.
Tea homes a n being built on day,
omnibus flood control set.
The meeting la open to th* pu’o i campus of tbo West Tsxas
Among Iho Issues to b* set)ltd! J
A bird d o g \ l Baker. FIs., has a ‘ |collars hots to furnish homes lie and wilt bo bold in tbo senate tonight probably w ll b* tha ap
adopted a brood of aothtrless f
srrled studsnU. They will chamber of tha capital building. pointment o f someone to altempt
________
cbfcka and raised them.
‘ t *45,000,
j £ * session begins «t U A, M.
ivltlvmsnt* o f d*llnqu«nt taxes.
o il s Open From
AJM.To Sundown
Control Board Head
Attack Target
Praises S e m i nolel
C o u n t y Interests leftists Claim Cap
t u r e Of Thirteen
Revolution C it l e i
lAbsentee Voting Pre
dicts L i g h t Bal
loting On Tuesday
to
l
r.
r
Illin ois Storm
Leaves Trail Of
Debris On Lake
Japs, Hollanders
Lead A cq u a tics
In B erlin Show
Herald To Give
Election Returns
Tomorrow Night
Tropical Disturbance
Rises In G u 1 f As
Warnings Ordered
Americans Dominate
Springboard D i ving Opening Event
Eloise Winn G e ts
First H o n o r s In
Amateur Contest
County Democratic
Chairman I s s u e r
P l e a T o Electors
Socialists N a m e
Paola Man To Run
For Congress Post
Lawton Attending
Instruction Course
At Florida School
Speer Makes Report
To Junior Bar Unit
J
Commission Okehs
Bond For Doudney
Rodgers Is Chosen
All-Star Manager
Guardsmen Return
Voters Are A s k e d
From Camp Foster To Sign P e t i t i o n
For Slot Referendum
?ts
aARRISON. UUh. Aog- taJr'
Roosevelt Return*
To Official Duties
LOCAL WEATHER!
Chamber Will'Enter
U. S. Safety Contest
Insurance Hearing
City Commission To
Scheduled Saturday
Hold Meet Tonight ji
lit
T
jjyfh ,
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THE
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HayesTouched
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S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
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THURSDAY, AUGUST V 1M4,
1
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For 11 Blows;
Torres Triples
Jesse Owens Is
Riding Crest Of
Shining Career
Sanford Errors Con: tribute L a r g e l y
L To G-Men .Victory
American Stars Cut
M i g h t y Pathway
Through Olympics
HELEN STEPHENS W INS OLYMPIC 100-METER TITLE
A zalea* Swamp
Islanders 1 9 - 8 •
In Weird Game
HARDIN
WINS OLYMPIC HURDLES
1 1 x. \V
' 1
Gallegos Equals Loop
Record By Account
ing For Seven Runs
By K, H. CULLUM
Tha Gainesville U-Men defeated
4h* ■lookout*
hero yeeterday
afternoon, I to a, In the only
gam * o f a scheduled double-heedor, tha second game being post
poned In the beginning of the
first- Inning account of ralru
L
e fty H
______
Lofty
layes,_______
on the mound for
the •Lookouts, gave up It
good for seven rune.
The G-Men put over their flrat
two rune In the fourth Inning.
Pittman opened the Inning with
B double to left field, Beach aln
glad to short right, Ijtngaton
letting the ball get away from
him,1 Pittman scoring and Beach
OLYMPIC STADIUM, Berlin,
DAYTONA B EACH Aug. 0—
Aug. 6.—(AO—Jeoo* Owens flood
Daytona Beach's Islanders took th*
on ih* highest level of tb« Olym
wont licking they have suffered
pic victory platform yesterday
this year yesterday at the hande
With cold rain pelting hi* bar*
of Palstka, bat the Islets remained
head and the eheero of 100,000
at the top of th* league standing,,
spectator* ringing In hU car*.
leading Gainesville by two perIt was the supreme moment In
centig* point*.
the life of tha 22-year-old Ohio
The A u r a s romped all over
Stale collegian who wa* born of
three Islander pitchers and an ou'.humble negro parenla
In the
fielder called in for mound duty
hamlet of Danville, Alabama.
yesterday afternoon, blasting out
A few minute,
before
the
five home runs, • triple and two
streamlined, stout-hearted nrgro
doublet in an lA-hlt assault that
ha I completed the greatest feat
won for them a 19 to 8 victory.
uf modern athletic history by
Teen Gallegos, Palstka mdnager,
winning the 200-meter dash in
tied the league record for runs bat
the record breaking Olympic time
ted in, set by Manager Andy A n
of 20 7 seconds for the first
dersen of the Islanders, when ho
Olympic
“
triple’’
since
Paavo
Sanford Lookout! will meet
chased home seven runs on a hom
Nurmi, rrdoubtable Finn, won
the DeLand Reds In a doubleer. a triple and a single In fife
thiee ehampolnshlp* at Pari, in
header here tomorrow at 2:30
trips to tho plat*.
1020.
P. M. It la the final twin
Hines, Axalea shortstop, jo t two
Helen Stephens, the form gtrl from Pulton M e, povo the United Stetee It* first victory In women** trick
Owen’s third trimph In three
Mil on home grounds between
homers during the wild game,
competition whon oho won tho Olympia 100-motor eheinplonohlp In Berlin. T h lt radiophoto S h o w , her
days
he
won
the
100-mcter
Mon
tha two teams.
Kryniell,
right
fielder,
am i^w
grassing the finish line In one of the hosts.
In that heat eh* wa* timed el I M seconds, breaking
day ami the broad Jump Tues
the' world*! record by four-tontho of e second.
(Associated Press Photo)
Andrew*, eegterfleUer, also eou^^H
day distinguished him as the
going to third. Pfeifer popped
netted for th4 circuit, *s did G e n o ^
fust American to score a “ triple"
out to short, McMullen laid down
Bellckl. Islander yotcher.
in '12 years, since Archie Hahn,
Glenn
Hardin,
th*
Man
racer
from
Greenwood,
Mies,
woo
th*
Olympia
n bunt to llayea who frote in the
Waller Brown took tn tho showHarry Hillman, and Ray Ewry
♦00-meter championship at th* gem** In Berlin. He I* seen In this
bon. Beach scoring and McMul
er* with one out Id the flrat after
rodlophet* as ho took the barrier In *n* of tho ho*ta that taw him
turned tha trick at quaai-gamca
len safe on flrat.
giving up typ walki and two hoi-iMlMd i t 0 M ooeonds. By winning th* tltlo, ho tuccoetfully dofortdod
at St laiuls In 1904. Few for
They added one more In the
e n for four Puns, He wia replaced
hi* otympta and world rocord*. (Associated Pro** Photo)
ngnrrs competed at St. Louia,
fifth, tha result of errors by
by Hank Gornlckt, .who t>U«hed
ami Owens' feat at Berlin dwarfs
Short, atop Clary and Third Base
one and a third inning*, giving
everything else by comparison
man Catea ami aecured one run In Martin Buxby, Burtz Bulward Fall B efore
up three hit*, for thrye runs be
Pari,
achieve
DELAND, Aug. 0. —Casey Dud.t except Nurmi's
each the xlith end eighth Inning t
fore he gave way fg Jack Hall.
ment in winning the 1.300 meter
silenced
tho
Saints’
hitters
here
Onslaught*
O
f
Top
Seeded
Stars,
and three In the ninthHall was n ic M far five hits and
and 5.000 meter runs and the 10,*
yesterday
afternoon
a*
liie
Reds
Sweeney, on the mound, yit-hh-d
seven rnns, Including a coupe ,if
Frankie Parker, M a n g in _________ won over the Ancient City'crew by 000 meter crose country.
Up two runs on two hitx In the
homers. Then Jack Morton was
As tha Stars and Stripes was
|the score of 2 to U in an ubbreviat.
flrat Inning. Clary, fir>t
up,
colled In frim left field end, mak
hoisted to the masthead of the
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y., Ang.
drew a base on halls, Ijingxton
ing his debut a« a pitcher for
victory flagpole for the third
fl.—(A*)—Top-seeded Gregory Mxnfouled out, Blstruf struck out.
time in Owens' honor, the Ohio F irst Sacker Hops From Semi-Pro League the (slander*, limited tho Aialeaa
gln, of Newark. N. J, und Frsnkio
DeLand
scored
in
the
first
In
Cetea doubted to left field to
to eight hits and fir* runs In six
ri.O lilllA »tATH i.K ifiL i:
Stale negro faced the flag and
arkrr, of Springluke, N. J , 1035
To M ajors; Regarded As Duni*et. ning as Didrlksen opened with u
IxS’Ml
score Clary and Torres singled
•nn a third Inning*.
In
military
fashion.
winners, started their -meat for s haYf'>mt llr itr li
41
til-T
i t single lo left followed hy W elch’ t saluted
II
to right to score Calcs.
M
ir|J'
l l one timer to right renter. A fter Owens alone nt the halfway mark
,
gerous Pinch H itter
u
till Ini’MVHI*"
race."
»'»
The Lookouts' final run cams -.ceiind log on the Meadow club's (*ll III t k4
*1
SI
Ml Bolling skied to renter followed hy of the Olympics h»» scored more
lO
41
(1
In the eighth. Langston went out historic tennis double bowl* here 1If 1,Mfit]
His eyes sparkled.
inn
fust
places
In
men’s
traek
and
47 II
WASHINGTON, Aug. 0.—(/P)
J"* Chisrlo's free ticket to tha initial
to right field, Blstruf singled yesterday afternoon by brrrslng HI. A i.|K um 11no
“ Dean cam* to ui aa a • boy
Hi
tsi
.1
*
field
than
any
single
nation,
and
— A husky, black-haired young
VssierOav’ s Hraolis
| 'ushhm Simon drove homo the
ovor the pitcher's head, Torres through pair of straight set viewho’d done aorae pitching and
ster, wide-shouldered and with a I
l-slstko l». lioylons ll.srh i
two runs with a hit through tho only nne less than all the rest
hit to the left center fence for « torles to gain the quarter final
of the natlona of the world com
I M I a r x v t l l i - ». OsnlurU J second
spiiug
In his
step, walked1 played college and semi-pro outround
of
the
team
tournament.
triple, bringing In Cetus. This
field. Th* minute 1 laid eye* on
gilfflf pUHlptlltfU, I 411II.
(hruugh the hotel lobby as slate-' him though, 1 (mew he w *j a
Their first victims were Martin
Neither teum was able to score bined.
HI. A o a u s t l l i r
Q*
D rLund
ended the scoring.
ly
old
Curncllus
McGIlllcuddy
With
Owens
setting
tho
pace
Btraby,
o
f
Miami,
Fla,
and
Wat
after the Drat tuning as the oppos
ARbough Hayes gave up 11
first baseman, and he hie thor(fa m es T o d a y.
pursued his usual morning cusing moundsmen settled down Into for the star spangled athlotci,
H anford a l U .L anil.
hlta'tha game wa# really lust on son Washburn, New York, by scores
NEW YORK, Aug. 0 . - Un
'oughly convinced me of my early
the
United
Stale*
continued
It*
D s y l o n s He s e l l a l ( t a l n e s v l l l x .
: a neat pitchers’ durl.
error* mada by his teammates, of fl-1, 6-3. Burts Bulware, Jack
it eld at the prohibitive odds of 1 tum of talking baseball.
Judgment,
HI
A u a o s lln e s i 1 'alslk s.
Mr. McGllllrudd/'s face, slen
Two successive hits In th* eighth triumphant sweep by annexing to 25, one of the shortest prices
DO leaa than seven of commission sonville, Fie., and Paul Gulhord.
"That chap la a student * of
' for the Saints wrle wiped out at the discus throw and pol# vault quoted xlnce the days of Men der, sharp and somewhat seri
S t tlD S A t IK tlillK
and any number of omission be Me rose, Maas, were only a llttlo
baseball. You don't find many
F p I.
W on lx*>||
championship
and
sotting
now
ous,
lighted
up
as
he
saw
the
In i made. Hayc. struck out 10 tougher, going down by a 0-4, 0-4 Hi Ltiulfl
O’War, A ire d O. Venderbllt’e Dis
.'aVl
I l l **’• r* 'n f ° rc*d the suspension of
Cl ' I I
of Uioaa any snore. 'D eaa'itodlw
Olympic record* In tn* bargain. covery won th* seventh running of youth.
.i»S*i
»y.
441
it
and walked only two, while Swce count.
1‘ hliMKti
closely, asks questions and Ileonty -A
:.frt
IS
Ken
Carpenter,
230-pound
giant
H
N
r
w
Y.irk
’’
Now,”
h*
said,
simply,
The
youthful
rlay
court
cham
Didrlksen
was
the
only
phsyrr
» « 7 ■truck out three and Issued
the Wilson Mil* tn a common
quickly.
.it S
11
49
plona, second seeded Bobby Riggs 4IMttuliurich
!»io
■* lo hit safely more than once from Compton, C alif, won th* ranter at Saratoga yesterday for “ there1* a boy for you.”
MM U se on ball*
.410
id
In rIjin all
I*
“ H* hopped from semi-pro
ro to
to ™
discu*
with
a
now
Olympic
record
I
I
I
4
7
SS
Tho
white-haired
manager
of
and
Wayne
-Sabin,
of
Loa
Angeles,
Itl
In
the
game,
having
garnered
two
Ititaliili
McMullen starred at the bat
hla second victory tn less than a
.114
J»
11
throw of 106 feet, 7 29-04 Inches. week.
the Philadelphia Athletics, bet- the majors but he already haa
;J
J
J
hits
In
four
ufftctal
trips
to
the
fo r tha G-Men getting threa hit* Calif, dropped a set lo Esmond I'hUemldlphlkb
.112
11
11
llruukly it
shown such promise that there
Earle Meadows, 105-pound Fort
plate.
1 p g | r H a f,i lla a a lla
out of five times up, batting in end Alastalr Martin, of Prince
Vanderbilt declared -to wta with »:r known to the fane as Connie ara very few first basemeh in
N rw Tu rk N. I Inal tm 4.
The Reds engage the Sanford Wurth, Texas boy, captured the Prrple Knlgkt In order to. ke/p a Mack, has been slxlng up baU
three runs and scoring two. Tor- ton, N. J , oefnre they could pass
the league I ’d swap for him."
B r o o k l y n T, P h i l a d e l p h i a
aggregation here Ibis afternoon on pole vault, soaring lo a
res for the Lookout, got two their first test at 5-7. 0-3, 0-2.
HI, I*ouIh I: Ctilt'BRo I,
weight penalty off hi* thempioa players since before Teddy Roose
Lcvlll (Chubby) Dean la Joat
Olympic record of 10 feet, 2 15ntUtiurRh At Cincinnati,
velt
stormed
San
Juan
H1U.
He
bite out of four trips to the plate, Hahln wia badly off In this match.
but the former wa* not good
20 years old and weigh*
175
10 Inches. Carpenter and Meadrarely
pleki
a
lemon.
bolting In two of the three Look- In their aecond Mart the Califor- sam*,
enough to beat th* only other
(ilM M T«4*f.
pounds. H* baa - * wide smile
owe* or* both Southern Cali
“
l-oviil
Dean
Is
my
first
baseMl.
L
o
u
i
s
Ml
C
l
i
b
i
»
.
out
run*.
niatis
Improved
sufficiently
to
.
rune.
•tarter, Elmer Del* Shaffer’* 81.
and an
engaging
personality.
I liirv t i ■ft a t N a w Yo rk .
fornia collegian*.
Adair pulled the fielding
Adelr
Drilling gt-m
g<-m crush nobby Itarmin, Lo* Angelo,
Bernard. As th* result Johnny Be- men now and hell be at flrat Duka University wax his college
B ro o k ly n at rhlUd*-Iphla.
Great
Brltian,
winning
Ita
first
of Ui* day when he went Into.and
Modrxte A|!oo, Hollywood,
Other* nut srhedulfc*.
jahsk had to win with DDcovery when I get my rcguler team,"
Olympic title of tho gamoo, cap and he brought th* 5-yter-oM said tho 73-ycar-old patriarch of and ha played on Dixie eeral-pro
(loop left field foul territory to Calif., 0-0, (1-2.
teams.
tured th* 60,000 meters walk chestnut home six lengtKe In front th* diamond.
got Catea' long fly right
"
Moot‘ apeclacular match of the
W o n 1*0*1
Till* season was hardly a
whan Harold Hector Whitlock, o f f l t Bernard. Purple Knfght was
<4
.447
acora boanl In the xlxth
21
“ Rtgular team7" he was asked.
|day wax the on# In which Walter * » » Yurl
.644
44
month o ld , before Dean was re
1*
member
of
king’*
guard,
eleppsd
"
I
mean
when
I
finish
re
Hmlor
and
flene
Smith,
of
U
*
another
five
lengths
back.
.619
ij
47
,
nti
garded a* on* of th* moat dan
off th* distance In a new Olym
.631
65
41
l Angelo, defeated Robert Under- l»xlr»ll
Tha event was almost an exact building—when I've got a team
Burk. Ill
t
pinch-hitter*
In the
61
61
.61 4
pic record of 4 hour*, 30 mtnuUs, duplicate of last ytar'a running that will flgura in th* pennant gerous
Adair. It
}
.445
60
63
?
R*'w* nl' SUn- Wohlna.,
IMttnixn. Jh
;
American
League.
41
seconds.
o ford University a Eastern Interrol. iHt Ixmlx
34
44
.231
whtn Bejshak rod* Discovery to
Bearh. e»
J
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34
.2 40
47
Throughout tho cold and rainy victory In another
rfelfrr. rf
*
« loglatn champions. Drllllant team l*h,l»del»>
three-horse
liranllB
day,
Amarican
athlete*
aUged
field.
Under
the
rwolght-for-sg*
o
work
hy
the
Stanford
duo
enabled
N,w
v,
iMiin
2.
iMePoiieil. a
another victory procession sur conditions of th* race, Discovery
1 l.'hlrtiRii
4-9.
Bevell, ex
*
■weeney. v
*
tion which opened May 15 and passing yesterday’s triumphant got Into th* rveat with only 120
eloxed
Aug.
I.
field day by finishing ono-two pounde In tho saddle, with th* reTotale
•!
Heorca of priie* went to ang'era In th* 200 matey*, on*-two In Ul* ault psychic hid, Gleeman and
of Now York, Boaton, laltlmora, discu* throw, flrat, fourth kn<4 Chlcstraw were scratched.
Chicago and elxewhere. ,‘ Um Milli tilth In th* pol* vault and writ
gan of New York took hat place ing three new - Olympic record*
with the iroilleit catch-* IQ l-]f Into th* hooka.
pound tarpon.
ar^s I "
«. IS ‘
Two Florida Racqueteers Saints
Defeated A t Southampton Casey
Silenced As
Duda Hurls
Reds To 2-0 W in
Connie Mack Picks Chubby
Dean A s Coming Ball Star
THE S T A N D I N G S .1"^:
Discovery Is Held
To Shortest Odds
Since Man 0 ’ War
trailed end ..f Tth)
r
utimrltl.H
MeMull.n, II.
*
Florida Announces
Staff Ol Coaches
HOME R U N S _
By Tha AaaocUtad Prexa
Yeaterday’a homera: Ott, Glanta,
f ; Rlppta, Glanta, 1; Cueehteln,
Bee*, 1; Davta, Cardinal*, t; West,
Brown*, It Clift, Brown*, l i WMagglo, Yankee*, J.
Tha leader*: Gehrig, Yaakeee,
33; Troeky, Indiana, 8l> f o n . Bet
Sol. Sit Ott. Giants, 28; EMn,
Phllllee, M ; CamiLI, Phil Ilea. M i
Ararill, Indians, W.
Loan# Totala.
American — --------------National - _____________
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 0.~<AVTb* University of Florida yea terday announce^ It* coaching stall
as. follows) '
Josh Cody, athletic dlroetor. head
« w h and baakatbalt; A. G. PatUlo, eeslstant athletic director; Loois Herd*go, basahell and foolM I;
Carlo* Procter,, boxing and foot,
hall; •Dutch Seaaloy, iatraraurxJj
and assistant fa tte n ; ' Rand Dip.
*>». r»H And assistant football;
P h*y > Beard, i track, I and Frank
W ant
RATES
"S E k iN O LE
Cl u b -
ih#
Totala
B a r s la a a t l a u l a t l n f ,
.riabar, t a a t la r Cola that
e o n p la ta lj rafraahaa you,
plcha you up and katpa
y o u up. Stefa botUa baa
jm o a g h In It to JU1 jtyq
Vy one who really t u r n
Brian- Jeweler. Mag. Am .'
LOST— Largo, < Wi
. colored while, bla
•addle back, rather
largo buahy tafl.
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a.tnroMp
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rjiQfnswing wayi
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County Produces
And Vegetables Than Any
Area In Amedca
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Sanford In The Only Central
Tlit1 1da City Affording R ail Highway
And Water Transportation
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Member* A ssociated Preaa
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 7, 1936
Law Grips
Treatment Of Martial
Contracts Are
Strike-Torn Greece
Nationals In
Awarded On 5
School Routes
Sphin Is Hit
Germany, E n g l a n d
H u r l Protests At
; Loyalists, Rebels;
Warning Is Issued
Revolutionists
i Nearing Madrid
U. S. Says W arring
Factions Must Pay
r F or American Loss
it lf TV* A
ted! | ■*#*■»)
Great Britain and Ger
many today both protested
vigorously .to the Spanish
government and the Rebels
^gainst the treatment of
nationals in the civil war
%rhlch is sweeping Spain.
Thn execution of tour
young Nails near Barcelona
was called “ ‘murder’ by the niai|i
foreign office at Berlin.
Germany also protested thoi
“ unprovoked shelling’’ of a Gevman steamer by a Spanlih destroy »r. Great Britain warned both
•idea that aulUtie steps wou d intaken if either Spanish Loyalists
or Rebeli continued to «ndangrr
lleea and property of British sub
jects.
The government at
Madrid
claimed freah victories over the
Rebels tn the northern mountains
and In Southern Spain. A broad
cast itatement that Iho Rebels
were on the outskirts of the capi
tal could not bo confirmed.
Spain’s revolt-threntened Popu
lar Front government waa also
served formal notice by the Unit
ed States yesterday that it will
be held strictly accountable for
th* protection'of American prop
erty.. In that country.
Disturbed over the potential
!* • K i t T k m
___ E IG H T p e r i s h i n p l a n e C R A SH N E A R s V . LOUIS
Applicants F or Jobs
\ As Drivers M u s t
Apply T o Heads O f
Lines, Lawton Says
Five individuals lust night were
gi\en school bus contracts cuv|cring routes in the iranluril dis
trict. The local Board of Trustees
' made the awards.
I t . K, Chorpening received the
East Side route; M. V. Gmder wav
handed the South Side; Iho West
bide was taken by Carl Fender;
the Rev. Alfred Erickson took the
Upsa!a route, while the Golden
Lake .ine is to be handled by \ .
J. Spemllove.
T. W. Lawton, county school su
perintendent, said persons seeking
jobs as out drivers should apply
I to the contractors and not to his
I office.
John Mrt.ixas (above), premier
Rigid physicial examinations will
_uii "strung man" of Greece, wns fct. required of those anaking sppii*
and
In
E stablished
J u d g e Sen tences
Tampa Floggers To
4 Y ears In Prison
Ministers Seek
Referendum On
Slot M achines
F ive Form er Police
men W ill Appeal
Case To Supreme
C o u r t O f Florida
Dewell Denies
Men New Trials
Association Inaugu
r a t e s D r i v e To
Get 1,000 N a m e s E I e v e n Still Face
Charges O f Man
PtlUlon* will l*r (>u*'ii*nt»,*l at th**
handling C o u p l e
poll a on Tuciilitv linking t lu* St*nfi
note County cummmumtni t«* I51 1
villa for a rofi'ie lulutn 'in slot iwnAll eight p**r»4itn nlkoanl loat th*-ir livrs *h »n a t hicago ami Southern Air Linen plane c r ia h t r i^ in c * to be hel l at the general
into a fieM u few minute* after taking o ff
from St l>mi* fur ('hicago. Thi* pile o f wreckage
election in S\»vi»mWr m proviilnl
all that m iiam iri »■? the «hlp. Among th*
tie*.I "«•»»■ t *• pilot Ku**ell Momiuuh »f New Orleans and for in the law legalizing riot inn
Vernon thnlie of M» mphta. Tenn., fannui*
Hiet * In* h« u«Ut| hi* own private aviation com pan/. (, A w- f chine* which win pa«««*<l at the
la*l pension of the LegLiInture
ftociatrd Pie** Photo>
T w e n ty -S ix Seminole Boys G eographic Site
Enjoy O uting A t Winona Of State H olds
Paralysis At Bay
“ r
NUMBER 244
1908
* i
HAUTiiW. Am? 7— (AP)
—Judge lluiirrt lie well totlmy
.sr nlr-nci'il fiw former Tamj%
• p'liivnirti In four year*
tniprHonmt*nt after denying
them a new trial on chunte*
without K vote of the people.
i»f Kuliiapiiifr
Kujfene F*
Thh innoyn*-i’ivn ni wai mnde to INnilnoi. one of three victim!
day by the Sanford Ministerial of a Tani|m fhwi’ inK hand
Avuociatiou which
pnrticnUrl/ la.Ht Nnvemher.
»a.i ijt’clau'tl In avoid what Hi® not fcy milage.
*
—
- pointed out that the direct pur|»o«e
IT k* di<ii iavU' cun* icted last
government deAcribiri as a com*
The Trustee Hoard, in making
of grttlng the *iun4ture34 on the .May after n five wrrki* trial.
ittum»t ifispirtd
general
atnke, Ihr contract award*, pointed out
petition i* not to prohi dt slot m*The juiJift' rnlucnl bond front *
(A**oc»ateti Press Photo 1
that the individual, appointed t •
chinm, hut merely tt» give thi* pub
t«> I2.1MK) each when lha
the routes each had considerable
lic u chi*nce to vote on the qucrilun rliii'f »lrf« n*« attiirnry F it WHU- *
Lifesaving
Instruction
Class
A
t
t
r
a
c
t
s
knowledge of the area in which tu
of whether or n**t they wiint ri *1
Tampa, *nid he would
4
31 Youths; 15 Enroll For Handi
buses will operate.
npemted in this* county pctil the whole disc to the Stott
Florida Health O f machine*
Twe vc vehicles are to bo used on
*'Hlot machine* wire legalised Siiprciiic Court.
craft; 12 Study Swimming
the five mute,. They will be coun
ficer Declares N o lay the !a*t Legi.*'allire** said ?* The five inrn iro r. A. Brown,
ty-owned. Foster day the County
*|HikrRmin for the
A**ocUth»:i John I* Hrhlifu*, J W. Carlhl®,
County |
Cause For Alarm thi*
Twenty-si*
Semlni
School Board voted to pay cash fi
morning “ withnut the people Sum E. (Tnuliy und F. W. 3w|t*
than'
the transportation unit, in order tn , buy,, alongr- with more
having an
opportunity to *ay liT.
take advantage o f a two percent I m scuro of other, from HayNeiu ly a do sell of this city’* ui»t- whether they want * «H machine*
INuilriot. Sam Hoifcr* and Jo*
j cash discount offered by draler . j ton*
Jlmudi
» lui
Uilando,
standing
uii.al.ur
m l-rta .n cr, or
.............................
.....................
not. All wc are....trying
to ilo » teph Shot maker, uncniplojrtd or- ’
Other activities of the local ,^1, week arc
haiv aitcpl. il Ibc Otland" Junior |
n,,.,,, n rhnnrc to spoak f"r ^amzvri* uml mcmlwm of a ntw
Winona in one
i haiubcr of ( oimiu rcu Invlla ul* thenisflvvs on this Important mat pulitUnl Kruup
Pepper, Carlton And of a contract
ta" ni*httolntlu
deJth"
were aUtuctad
paint the West Ingi under thej direction of Prof.
1
1
¥
in irprt'svnl Seminole County »•*» 1jt.r ••
outnide the Tampa police atatian
ride
Primary
School
tn
Hoy
II.
E.
MorrK
|»rlnrl|»»l
«'f
ihe
i^®nAndrews A re On
a riniiii emalt-or hour program ' j>| iin,|,.r thr Isw It is necessary to followiii|f ipicatiun nlajut allestfd
The amount of the w o rk i(„r,| Junior High Scho d
to .presented licfoie the^ Or^lancu „.c((r,,
s i g n a t u r e s of 20 percent Cummunixtlc
ncliviilr*.
Th*y
Democratic Ilallot Schmidt.
wilt he 2375.
A varied program of activity la |
group Monday at I2i*5 o'clock of Ihr qualified voters to petitions were taken to Die woods, stripped
Joseph Russl was named Janitor afforded the youth*, according to I)ozen
Sanford En with station W DUO as the broad requesting the referendum before of clothes, flogged, tarred and
outlet.
th t'ounty Commissioners ran sub feathered .Shoemaker itird nlna
Seminole
County’s
election for the East, Side School or any u communication from l'r«'f. Mortrants T o Compete casting
ri*. The moat popuar educational
Altredy enrolled for a place »n mit the question tn a vole of the days later.
boards f.>r the A ul'. 11 senatorial other where the |H>st is vacant.
An
appropriation
of
25
p
erc.;*,,
j,
that
o
f
llfe-aving
In
which
For New Y ork Trip Die progiain arc; Miss Marion i people. It is estimated that in this I’oulniit and Rogers spent day*
Democratic primaries (were re
I Haynes, the llusst Sisters, to ll* ^gn t ■pproxlmairly l.UOO name* . in bi'd recovering. Fo-mar Fo*
leased tolny by O. 1*. Herndon, monlh was made in part payment |;j| toys liave enrolled.
uf rent on • building now ceing
Hiindlciafl classes hive
at
Despite the infanlilo para y*i» A. William*, J r, Joanne Aitarel must be secured.
cleik oj Jhie,circail court.
tiro t hief R. G Tlttsworth * « * .
*
.
.
IX" ■
*_.11 . Peaks
II h , L * ha was
npor* while 12 youtitryoung- r ll,
r,n.vnlrnl III s o m e parts Ilo. andI IMra.
Euatis
as »<*Baltots for the potlinr havo. ften n»M by the W PA as n colored tracted 13 ram|H*rs
The ministers plan lo p[u*rnk termer officer Robert Cb*PP*ILs
slers aie (Mking swimming insouth. Florida has report- enlists; Alin Benson, reader; Rob- (he petitions to (he Voters on Tues were acquitted by a directed W »
printed 1 o contain the names of nil ruery.
-- . . . . . . 11f E 1 11n . I. e
■
.
. •_
. . . .a
I ' . i . LA- It was announced that lha fac struction from.. men
qualified under ed* |,ut two esses since the
III-: r r t Sluinnn. c o m e t soloist; Mis. day where it is presumed thst diet in thr Boulnot ease.
Cl slide Pepper, seeking the noml.
Miss those who appear at the poll* Will
WASHINGTON, Aug. T^GP) n.it ion for the lute Sen. Duncan ulty lists of all Sanford schools Amcriruh Red ('js o l stamtsrds v,,,-k in June, according lo uullo J G, urge W.
Knight
and
A I! seven and foul ether i't)In the whole scope of ramp ur-i tl„ r i |,nse,| today by Dr. \V. A Daphriu Takach, tilanials.
—Commerce department officials, If. Fletchet’s post, and Doyle E. liavo been completed. ’
lie qualified voters. If sufficient Iter officers still fLtv chance*
ti.ities,
c
thin
five,
to
ad,
,1
l.y
who hava been quietly ttudylng Carlton and C. O. Andrews, cadi
............ . („te bealih ollicer. a n d 1 Among Ihoa* v he are i rvawa to names are obtained, the question connected
with
Manhandling
By11 Higgs
us council -r and ireels„ I here bv Mi-s Frances Me-11"* rnnaldrrlng enterin g a contest would he submitted lo the people at
unemployment figure* eince IBM, running for (ha ii imiiiiitioti to the
liogeis and Shoemtbw.
Steward Roberson as the little Dougal. .Semin le County pul lie which h t s n t r ip to New York City the nr«t general e'eclion which is
estimated today about 19,550,000 late Sen. I’ntk Trammell’s seat.
chief, is lending tn (he number of lienltb nurse.
persons ar* out of work.
j ” “ tu the Texas Centennial a t Dal- in November.
The election boards and p o l
blue libhnns won The cabin is com- 1 Dr. JlePli.i.t; raid this state n e v - jb i s o- the g ra n d p r lte a ie : Miss
OffkaUa said th* estimate rep- ing plarrj follow;
youths
reaents a “ compoalte”
figure
posed of Orlando youths
l,,r
,,.4l|,e,| ib>- epidemic stag. ] Nam > Rossettar, Donald Lanison,
Precinct Number 1, Sanford—
baaed in part on satlstlcs of It. *F. Whittier, ilcrk; J^.o S.
Barents ami f.lends of cam pers >f
_ ,,
which is due Mi-s Dorothea Lawson. Miss Mar- Roy W righ t Honored
other government agencies. The Melsch, \V. E. Belts and John
a ree invited to
tu visit Camp Winona | |Bi„ H),y
geographic location. I jorie t ngburn. Mis, Doris Ja c k For F t Screven W ork
nd Huini.iy
Sunday uflerafter ■
deparment placed unemployment Cove.
|lu;rii,.,| „llt Unit the norm i l !
and John Dightop.
The WPA project Involving n on T hursdry and
In March, 1033, at
15.000,000.
Number IA, Sunford—W. M. 410,000 improvement on the local noons between the hours of
average of the di-rase is ten rase* I Tl,e contest is open In any bonn
Roy II. Wright had returned to
This waa the peak In unemploy Ilsynev. clerk; E. If. Cullum, W. High School athletic fled, and a o'rlock and 5:30 u'c'ock.
in imi.qtlO iqliulntunts, adding t b a l | f * ,le abinteiir In Seminole County.
The Hanford Junior Chamber
ment.
Mr. M orris' communication (■ • n,,,,.):, r „|,| have 150 cases am! Thru is no e n tr y fee. «n,| the only day from the Fort Screven, Ga.,
C, Woodruff and George D. llnrt. |7,fi00 pruject to build a club
CM Tf camp where he was award of Commerce today urged all
< <1Nil n u r d ii is r a i f f T i n t
,|„. epi.iernic figure
NumW 2, Lake Monroe—W. F. house a t the Sanford baseball park day said a few vacancies remain , lMI
ed n medal of iircltrnre for hav qualified voter* to visit th* polls
Pi ice, clerk; A- «. Hawkins, W. fJ. have been approved by district far (he third am! fnurth week uf
Hr. MrI'luiil itulicJlUil lit-1
* l*"
ing been one rif two best Red on Aug. II and cast a ballot ta
OgcDfcy anil J. C. Moffct.
hrnilqunrtcrs in Orlando, dt was camp. Hcrsiuts wishing to send p r v e n u l i o n 1** t ik»' w i t h r h i h h
trainees in his battalion.
choose a Democratic nominee for
Number 3. Sanford—C. D. Couch, announced here today by R. I. Ihrlr sons should contact the camp U | n p i « i \ liti- ihf* I m' f I p h y i r i :
Among other honors he recelvrd (lie Senate
( t t u i l l n u r i l Mia |»* k p » H l
clerk; Fred lis ti loon, C. M. Doyd Glenn, a member o( the county director.
was the opportunity to serve as
Through thrir president, An
Following are the Sanford buys
ami II. H. Rumbley.
planning board.
an altrrnato In a competitive ■-* drew Cartaway. Die JayCeea toNumber 3A. Sanford— N. 0.
Accirditvr to regulations , la LI now at Winona:
Polieo
Department
aoilnatlon for a scholarship at Ihe sued the plea. ''vnt* a* y*U
Jack lloldt, Brantley Adams.
Corner, rleik; Rslph "Went, Paul down by the relief organisation,
University of
Farida,
Young plra*e, but plrnsn vote."
Gets New Vehicle
Peso d and Don McDonald.
the project* muit now be forward t\ alter Turner, John Pope, Douglas
Plans are under way to cover
Wright also was awarded a medal
Jimmie .Shocmalter. (till
Number i. 1'aota—D. T. Tiller, ed to thn Jackaonvitje or state Garner,
u ? " ' r,L
For
T
ra
ffic
Work
for being a memt«r of the cham the city with »ign» urging L
drrk; J. D. Warren, Earl Den WPA office fo r it. approval then
» « " ■ " . I.effl er. Riy
The rnmlldacy of Doyln CSrltun
representative vole to b* cask
D. W- Robertson, assistant its la mark and Ren K. Jammu.
A new four-rylllider Imlian mo for United States senator today re pionship dUnmnUWl team.
finalI y to national headquarters
hcidi.uarter, V’1' " * '1 * .' .*r ' Norm,n Hu*ty.
net 7 Tuesday.
director o f th* department of edu
Herpian Itiddlidon, LeRoy
F'l- torcycle arrived today for the ManNum cr r., Oviedo—J. N. Thomp in Washington^
ceived llip endorsement of one of
The “ get out and vnlp” cam
cation la th* WPA, tailed at San son. elcrk; (\ I. Wcit, O. P. Slone
Mr. Glenn laid ho hope* to get rjdge, Ralph SuTIth. Jr,, Cawth n ford Police Department lo replace Iho largest labor group. In tho
ford today to Inspect th* local and J. N. Tanner.
Woodmen Carry On paign is a part o f the Junior
Raymond
M n n * a • the ancient machine, repairs to
an okrh on the two endeavor* at Ilctchlnson.
( hnmber’e program and I, earschool nursery. ,
Rennet! which decupled more than a usual
Number fi, Geneva—OH* H. least by Sept 1. I f that be done, the vatge, Rouert Altman.
Membership Drive rieil out in every election.
.
. IL L. Glenn, general rhslrmnn of
Mathieus, chrk; G. W.
Sweat, alhlelic field should b* In condition Dominick, Sidney Nig, George amount of Motor Ufficcr Charb r* t||c A c«
Rruthctliood of KnJudge Millard 0. Smith t u In Homer Ballard and Fred Ballard.
to accommodat* football games by Roeer, Rillie Epps, Kenny Lcffb-r, hhaffe r’s time.
!.ocal Woodmen of the eWorld
ginemen and Firemen, said the naRsnford today for hi* regular week
George Nader, David Galih.t,
Number 7. Chuluota—• C C. fall, he • tated.
The new vclilc'e will develop 11>« lionul president of lhi< organiza last night voted and niade plans
ly chamber sessions, a routine fol- Mathews, eterk; W. O. Jarets, J.
Chnrle, Thurston, l^ w is Na.i,-n mile* per hour, according to Mr tion, I). U. Robertson, wired him
to cany on the current member H itler Entertains
by circuit judges when court P. Storey and Ed Toft* y. ’
and Byrl Higgs,
Shaffer It will be used in Iroiiim* of Die group's hearty support.
ship
drive now under way In hon
Royalty A t
to not In session,
Number P, Goldenrod—H. C.
out trnflic problem* that (lie I*-*The telegram said former Gov or of the uniform members ami
Ihrkef, clerk; W. I t Pope, R. L.
lice have had nn their hands tor ernor Car.ton's friendly attitude State Manager V. P. Miller.
Charles Brown of, Sanford and Creom and C W. Eldrlge.
B E R L I N. Aug. 7.— ( A P ) —
the past u-vit .i I month*, and those toward lator while ho occupied the
A special feature of the ThorsMiss Eva-BeJe Dubose of OrUndo
T o Address that wli| drwl p Ihl* winter.
Reichfuehrer Hitter of German®
Number 0, I.nngwood—J. H.
Tullahauce
executive
mansion,
day session was an old-fa.hlon
ware licensed to wed yesterday, ac Wtniek.WRrk; S. S. Prueser, T.
Voters O f F l o r i d a
Chief Roy Wllliims sold Ms Jo und hls co-operative spirit a* a •pc ling match which was won by entertained n Urge number o f
cording to records In tho office of P. Lewi, and 0. It. Fraln.
royal guests at luncheon yostor*
member of tho state Legislature I- I- Keller.
A blit of solid local talant
the County judge,
day.
Broadcast. I wd automobile* in
condition
Nnmbeg 10, U k c
Mary—WU- heads the Rita Theater’s amateur i n
were the reasons for tte endorse
Included In tte party wore
Mu*gravc, clerk; A. C.
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land the nrw Iwo-whrelcd machine. ment.
Th* Sanford Woodmen jCIrcl* Blunders, Jon. Reeves and J. J. program tonight, according to nn
King Boris of Bulgaria, th*
Doyle E. Carlton, candidate for
Thr
backing
of
the
labor
group,
announcement
thl*
afternoon
from
wU] meet tonight a t 8 o'clock In Burns, i,
Crown Prince of Italy and hto
,
th* Democratic nomination for
Jo* MarvnUtte, manager of th*
local observer* believe, will tend
Tw o Escape Injury
the Woodman's IIall. H was an
sister, Princes* Marla, th* Crown
United State* senator, will ad
Number U , Altamonte Springs playhouse.
lo counteract much of tte affect
nounced this morning, pise Mildred ■—Mre, Bernice W. Ilowell, elcrk;
Princo of Greece and ths Croww
dress
Florida
volara
tonight
be
A
h
Autos
Collide
of the slat* Townsend Club’* sup
Five more name* were added Prlne* and Prlnres* of Sweden.
Wheeler, district manager, is re U K. Brookings, Mrs. Mabli Me- */Th* program la as follows
tween
7:00
o'clock
an
7 : 3 0 o'clo ck
Future Farmora or America,
potted to attend.
Two *oni of Premier Mussolini.
Bonnie Ilreeden, 300 West Fifth port » f C, O. Andrews, th* only today lo 1the list of merchants
litneh and E. A . Durkeo.
string band; Elols* Winn, ImiU- over a elalo-wld* radio hookup.
candidate In tho field against Mr. who agree to purchase benches Bruno and Vittorio, also wore tho
H* will
heard In the Sanford Street, and Paul Hodges, Geneva, Carlton.
Numbor 12, rorest C lty -A . I . Hon*; Marion Haynes, bluaa singfor downtown Sanford, accord dictator'* guests.
Saturday’s tides; tow,1 5:52 A. Hogssr, clsrk; O. E. Down*, Jon.
t t j ' Polly (atoudenmire) Millar, locality through WDltU In Ur- both escaped injuries 1st* yester.
ing to D. K. McNab, In cteig*
M. and r f t t P.’ M.I Ugh. 12 . 11) C’ J * k M 4 W. B, Rusted.
day when their vehicle* callided
PIk(list; Honor Fuller, hillbilly tnndo.
of th* project for the Junior
P. M. Bus rises at 5:40 A. M.
Former Governor Carillon I* at Park Avenue and Twrnly-Firxl
Numbor ’ l®,
Btovia-Mortln song*; and ChrlaUn* Sloudtnmlro,
Chamber o f Commerce,
• ;
and seta at 7:16 . p. M. Moon
■cbedutod to dlscuia the’ Usues of Street.
clerk; Mkhael M iller, J r, the Dixie Song. Bird.
Managers of the local chain
Police rrport i said Ihe Dr*«d*n
rtoe* at 6:5S P. 1L and seta at Michael MJkler, 8 r , end Andy
Three amateur night* already the campaign leading to the pri
atom look upon Ite Idea with
ear,
a
coupe,
ittcmplcd
to
pass
1041 A . M.
Julrubda.
me
tie*
o
f
next
Tuesday,
according
hav* been etagad at the Riti. A
favor, but first have to get an
Number 14, Pern Pmrk-T. M. similar numbor are billed In the to a te'egram from Georg* t.. Burr, Hodge*' truck and tiailer aa both
John C. BILa o f Geneva Is a okey from their district officers,
Agricultural n e f l m V i for 1036 Dotlteon, Ctork; J m . Jackson, fl, future, Tho ots contest winner* Jr^ Mr. Carlton's campaign man- auto* were moving north on tte
Atronn*, The truck Marled lo torn member of tte general commit!*!? Mr. McNab tald.
WlU be received fo r distribution r . Simpson and Mrs. Gertrude will bo heard In a final competi * t«r .
Tte now additions to the list
Stallone, otter thin Otland i. on to tte left at Twenty-First and in charge of th* annual Rollins
Tiedemaa..!
tion Aug. 2d _over WDBO In
College summer reunion and pic ara C. F. Wert, Hill Lumber and
which tte address will be cartled Waa hit on ihe left fender.
]. „
Number J 15,
Osceola—Floyd Orlftsdo.
Yard, Henry A. Russell
nic to 1* held In Winter Park on
(torn Hill
T te case la pending.
Otter t h a n , tonight's stage are WMBR, Jacksonville; WMFJ,
U ad, clerk; J. A . Redpath. 11. D.
Aug. 15, according to Information Berd Co., W. W. Auto Parts Co.,
C. f t . D »
I laid*naan end U J. Mlaon.
xk*w, th* Rita wilt offer a double Daytsua Reach; WJNO, West Palm
and T te Smoko House, which
reertved hero today.
fnrat ag e n t'
w Voting p a t* ,; i lnJ , A# a t y feature, “ Meet N * r « W aif," and Beach; WQAM, Miami; WCOA,
463 DISCHARGED
probably will get taro or three
Mr.
Dills
to
a
gradual*
of
Bo!Prtmacola;
W
TAL,
T*llaha>,ce;
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return
n
g
U
p
a
M
l
of
“Tb*
H»B< 2 and 1A, Court Hoose; 2,
tenches. McCrory’s, Woolworth’s,
CHICAGO, Aug. .7,—W7—Four Iln* in th* claia o f *34.
Th*
and WDAE, Tamp*.
I 4. TlUors* Stir*; 5, Thin Man."
hundred and eighty-fire ejection
Th* reunion program will In Kinney's Birds*/’* Flour MUto „
Uw*
6, community house;
judges and clerks of Cook county ti ode a meeting o f tte alumni and th* P lggly Wiggly are walt-{**
[p ecibn 7.
Company Store; Ik
Actor Raymond Waturn wn* (Chicago) were discharged yes council, a reception for now stu ing for word from teadquarttre.1
_
raaej P, town haS;
one of tte first American soldiers terday by Ihe county board of elec- dents, a picnic luncheon at Late
This concludes First Street andj t t u i r r
Meithwnst Florida-______
Gleason's Store; 1 1, community rndto i n w w n r . wttl wad Batty to reach Franc* during the IVnrl I
Ho» commissioner* on charge* of Roeetond ami brief rearcisea fea th* eld* otreoti adjacent lo
night Saturday partly cloudy.
* » • place designated yet; Jan* Cooper o. .f Oaarg*
White'.
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_____War. He a*rv*d four years with
Itting or committing Irrtgu- turing nn address by President according to Mr. McNab. T t e . i
Sloruj . I I . Hailettto Scsmtoto to Q *4nM . Mtoh., An®, tte AawrtcaL Infantry, was wounJln the April primary in H- Holt, Mure than 200 students end bench** will b* ordered within *
£ 2 ?
“l i f e ; ? . * ? :
1 U r Ooceota House,
12 . te said te r * t*day,
rd twlcv.
> few day*.
other* are expected to attrnd.
Senate Prim ary
Election Boards
A re Announced
Seminole talent
T'Z'Lti.i'-.’ Appears B e f ore
Orlando Jaycees
Une—ptaiiunit Drops
To haw O f'9,500,000
Jrlando District
Approves 2 Local
Athletic Projects
‘Get Out To Vote*
Campaign Opened
By Junior Chamber
Labor Union Backs
Doyle Carlton For
Seat Inll.S. Senate
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
i.tatc,
Lunch
Local Talent Heads
Amateur Program In
Ritz S h o w Tonight Carlton
7 P. M.
good
Bench Committee
Adds Five Names
be
John C. Bills Aids
Reunion At Rollins
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LOCAL WEATHER
Buppl/
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With ell due
tp o ig r
hU letter In the h i m tarn* of ot
appears, we are going to take the !
In f on the various'points he mah,
haVe lib letter before them * t t
wading “ tho other aide." Wo!ai
an undersUfidfng of this subject
iW r,J
„*
paid out by tho,
o f pensions. -
,T, AUOU8+ T, IMS
of activity,
4. Our positfcm U that the **1
nothin* bat enough to eat", also ip
had m foot M they could get it, an
Town**ixlitea could spend It no faj
5. Gttnfcid. ttmeptthatif M>
Uon wtlmated aged** ara deatltuta
drtn may hay# to pey back m ore'of It than our grand*
■etoypin* grows men hearty.
to the Uma for ail good toon
earn to tho aid of the Party.
yto-nth ways, then partooa
FrealdtnU ars mid*.
I toaa, quick dog, tad lasy fc
MM le the PartUs’
Prior Warasr,
children.
8. There are transaction taxes, and transaction taxss,
and also many varied purposes to which the proceed*
mlght
be p i .
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0. This ao w t understand it, and with all duo apology,
is exactly c ipetiU from the truth. The transaction tax,
jiU the sail ■ tax, la a "hidden tax’* and la p d f fo r by the
t goods. A m there are more consumer* among
in among the rich, there b tta f a handful1 .of
jr pay the bulk of the t m t T h e only dU/er1 a aalea tax and a tranaaetlon tax lx that the
levied against the finished product (that to the
____d) while the tranaaetlon tax (a,levied against
r transaction #hkh goes Into the production o f every
modity.
y >r.:
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10. Granted.
Vr*;»* .
11. Granted. Ho would drop dead.
V 12. I f the Townsend Plan b merely National Inounmee
the Annuity o f $200 a month, why not take out an on*
sent policy with the Metropolitan Life and q
W H O M TO GO
TONJGHTI
^Battor Air M t't* iftor
ttw-houso Ihb amooatl
tlm T b W b *
■10. Tho total income tax col
totted from -Incomer of the wall
* .*f^4* * f •d1*[into circulation. This b no crini
ifwntfbdm d orf de
ft Plo'rida than they
iiSSd Virginia, Claodr Pspntty have ram* able aaaiat*
fat Washington after. alL
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BW am” Lamka wshtd limit
oar to **00,004 a yaar. Bel
'< he gate* to do that If he’i
$>A>
Mosi/ *
a. Tho amount of
the same. And ag
m i& tfsr.
the Impalae* o f affection and
•acred and mysterious
rule, if wa h ave------o f childhood
■(■Mr |
St
�SANFORD, FLORIDA
TREATMENT
NATIONALS IN
SPAIN IS HIT
Calendar
Personah
• ’dock aa follow* i
Mr*. T. E. Wilaon left yaaterday
far Mantaauma, Oa., whar* akd
wai callad by tka Ulnaaa of M r
alst.r, M n . M. A. Ray.
•laas, >10
■
rfa. 10|S
. ■
will swat,
wm meat
2 ^ ria e ^ w 5 2 1 ? ,‘n2,,5
U k , Mary, Sonday fa DoUnd.
-Tka caraamty’ waa pArfacmad at
tka konaa at tka Ear. W- P. Pyla.
retired MatbodUt mlnUUr. Tka
coupW-wUl make tkalr kaaai In
Lak« Mary.
Mr. and Mn. J. N. Vlhon, MU*
Rtbacta Wilaon, Mn. J. N. Mayo,
and Miriam Moya, ratoraad yaaUr day from a tUU to Kenton, N.
O. and Atlanta, Oa.
An..ric.'a »T 0 ,0 0 « ^
favaaUMBt fa that M«atry,' the
g u u Departmeat dueloaad H B m
dispatched a « U to
l»v.ktag tho aid of SpanUh authartUa* fa safeguarding AitoaifS*
proparty and warning that, ternpMuatkm moat ha paid far MT
damage*. ,
“ThU government cannot, Aduat private property, whalhtha b i n * of American nai ar abandoned by tbem t**»ly bacaaaa of rondlUaaa atrar
they Kara no control, may ba
UrUrftrtd
with
Impunity
ar
datxUd tka protection to wkmk It
la anti lied endar International law,"
aaid a aammary of tka not* re-
T. E. L. Class Has .
Its Regular Meeting
ILOMITE ess bg obtained from jamr
« r rrprtwatiUllva. Ask for FLORIDA
FLORIDA DOLOMITE COMPANY
Mato O f A n :
h a l r A . , PH. ‘
;•
Plant and Mtoat
SaraaaU, Pin.
WB ARB PROUD
OP OUR 8BRVICB
TOUR WATCII MUST BB
ACCURATE
Official Railway In. pector
f
McLAULIN Jeweler
111 PARK AYR.
W E R T -The - JEWELER i
Diamonds And Wstchss
"!ns Watch Ant? Jewelry Repairing
Diamona Mounting And EngrRTing
- w n n u rmrata a n a m
L o w rrr
am a. rim
r » ... a
aa* «
aannnnnnannnsnnnnnnnnnnannnnaaaaannnnnnn
Dozler & Gay’s Quality Paints
“TkU
gorarament
moat, of
Barbara Stanwyck and Hobart Taylor In 11110 Brother’* Wife."
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cowan, tank to tka gov.romant of
Spafa for tka protection of auch
pmparty and for Indemnification
for any delinquency In thta re
l
ap**t.
"la tka event of requUIUon for
the nece.it! if* of war or otkarwbe
• Ed WOaon haa returned from of American property thU governnl.re Sunil.v wa* honor Tburaday afternoon at D.ytona
Lak* Junalu.ka, N . C , wham M maat mo>t Inal.t that provision be <
attended the iToeng People*! Con mad* for prompt ami fall compen Jue.t at a ahower given yaatar-' Beach with Mr*. Alan lllount and
fer* nca aa a delegala from the sation to the ownrre."
Cochran* at her home.
Swimming wa. enjoyed
end S
Young People'. Department o f tM
Gama, and control* war* , n- pknl* .u p p er-a. ..wed,
•
Pint MotkodUt Church.
Joyed throughout the afternoon, I Thoe* attending were: Mn. C.
and Mr*. Whitaker wa* th* r*-!P. Henderoon, Mr*. John Adam*,
cl plant of many lovely and u**-| Mr*. Claud. Tyro.
Mr,. Atan
ful gift*.
Refreshment*' w*t* Blount, Mr*. S. R. W.lnwrlght,
In honor of Mr. and Mr*. W- D.
aervrfi by th. ho.Lro, aaalatsd Mr*. Edwerd Keliey, Mr*. Homer
HooUhan and family, w M ar*
by Mr* M. W. Roberta and MU* LIU #, Mr*. W. J.
Mr*. K. K.
moving
to
Daytoaa
Beach
to
.fauko
TM T. E. L. CU m of tM Pint
JonnU Harmon.
N'
£
(heir
hofas.
th*
Truth
Soaker.
Baptist Church met fa tM church
Tbo»a pre**nt w.ro: Mm. C.1F.
Mr*. 8. II. knglUh, and
aaaag Thuraday aftarooon with C l... of th* Ftr.t M.thodlet Chareh r Whitaker, honor rural, Mr*. I ‘he Mi.ro. MlnnU Beck. Margmmt
helj a lurpriro party to Ihelr
Mr*, f . W. 8taaley and Mr*. J. D.
H M. Cochr.n*.
Mr.
Beta K.d.r, and Theo Vkk.ry.
Baiafaad In charge of tM d.ro- honor yeatarday afternoon, gt th* Wright,
Mr. J. D. Cochran.,
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homo
of
,Mr.
and
Mn.
R,
F.
Cron
UassU.
.haw on Seventh Street.
» « « * " * . * " < " * tlTin t0
mtJor . „ r.ctWm
A .musical program waa given
^
frounJ,.
T M room* were decorated with bert WhlUk.r, Mr.. M. W. Rok- ^
dnring tM aocUl Mur, fa charge
trU, Mr*.
Clarane* L. Wynn,
fu _|_oU r,»mtv re.lil.nt. In.
*f Mra. a A. Edenfkld. A poem flower, and war* opened an eult*.
Mr*. HooUhan war th* laelpta t of
roaparod and reed by Mr*. Jana
many lor.ly gift., and aa sgtomthe ho. t*roe., whoro
poranaou. program wta gtvin,
birthday* ar* In August, wa* felconaUting cbUfly of mualjal sum
faw«d by plane roUa by tM MUro*
Mr* and reading*. Rtfrnahiaen'.i
Mildred N il, Elbatwth Pippin and
war* rorrod by the hoataaa.
Ctafy* Pippin. A eaJa wa. than
Tho.e prroent were: Mr*. W. P
f l m h* PnifT Ann Pippin accom- Hoolthan, honor gu.st, Mr.' and >nd Jean
Mr*. 0. J. Pape, the Rev. and Mr*. Cochran*.
A. H. Col*. Mr. and Mr*. W . 8.
Thornton. Mr. and Mr*. 0. C.
Print. Mr. and Mr*. T. E. Wilaon. I
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Chapman, Mr*.
J. H. Welti, Mr*. John Ruabley. 1
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-------- M n .fi. A. Radford, Mr*. W . E.
T
«• N- »r»u of Winter
fre.hmeat, war, rorrad by th* ,U v.u. Mrv A. D. Shoemaker, Mr*.
heeteM*. Mn. S. A.Ed.nfl.ld, OeorgU Hart, Mr*. John VaSfhn,
Mr*. 3. N. Igoo, who ha* bom
vlittlag at the bans of M r broth
er and aiater-iaUw, Mr. and Mr*.
W. E. Well*, baa returned to kac
bom* fa Winter Haven. Mr*. Igou
la n former raeldanl of Sanford.
O Q p prod act loo.
AT RITZ SUNDAY
ower Given FOr
Fidelia Class Has
[« C. E. Whitaker
Picnic At Daytona
Farewell Party U
Given To HooleKptas
O f S t a t e Holds
P a r a l y s i s At Bay
“ Brat Fof ‘ h« South"
Wk«n you figure an painting reaiemker tkU fact:—DatlaT
dk (lay products'hava a tradition af quality that I* U p .
parted by nearly i 0 yearn af prtallg*.
Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co.
«
114 Sanford Arenas
SUITS! SUITS!
Men Take Notice
IW oar iAyswtf plan
at the cash prices! 0 «r
line fa complete and WB
carry Curias CloUtas
Exclusively.
An l^ w
Aa t u n *
Vanlleusen Collsrlts
Hhlrta for Men
NU € N A M £ L
PURCELL CO
l f % Wtlthl.v
* " ra
Mm. c. L. Goodhue, Mr*. & R.
P. W. Stnrtley.
M.ron, Mr*. P. R. MlUhell, Mr*.
Tho** Pnront ware: Mr*.J. B. j. A. BroWB>
p R ^
M
Bartat^ Mr*. R. ?
Mr' - ' Eur«n. niggln*. Mra. VoM WIIB. C. Moara, Mr*. U U I^lV kk.ry. ,|.m». r.d Mluh.11, Rand.:i PrU.t,
rnna, Mr*. J. t . Lyln, Mr*. Ger- Cramhaw and Joe Craiuhaw.
many, Mr*. Luka Walker, Mr.. >
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B. W. Stl’e*. Mr*. Mafgarat PleUh-1
•r. Mr*. E. L. Burdick, Mr*. W. B. |
THOMPSON TO RUN
•Kadar, Mr*. Willar EdenfUld and I
--------ithd Miaiaa Angsato PUUher, I CHICAGO, Augt 7,— UP)— New-
-S ilk s And Cotton®—
AMBASSADOR SAILS
CHILDREN’S
RAYON
’ HAVANA. Aug. 7.—fAV-GuOlermo Pal tartan 7 Jau regal, Cuha’* amhatapder to Washington,
lallad tart night for Miami to return to hlg peat
PANTIES
To-Night
Irfgp
Wester's
ditorium In Or ando before nocn
licit Monday.
The program will be Introduced
to lbs Orlando JayCcee and the
radio audience by Andrew Carreway, Sanford Junior Chamber of
Commrrre prr.tdrnt. Hie organ!eatlon U ai.Utlng In lining up lo
cal talent.
Seven Judge., on* of them a
former talent icnut ti.ocialed
with a largo broadeaitlng afatlon,
will iclect the two brot acta on th*
program, baaing Judgment on the
entertainers ability, perfurmanca,
and hi* or her poe.ibl* chance of
auecett through a further d*v*|.
opment of the talent dl.played:
The two winning aela will rompete lata in SepUmber with the
Iwo beet acta from Orange. Lake,
Oecenla, and Brerard counties, and
th* beat of th* 10 aela will b* glv•n lha choice o f a round-trip tick*!
to New York City, or n round-trip
Ueket to th* T#«a* Centennial at
Della* whara a reception will e*
arranged and frq* ticket* wtll.b*
Extra 1 Extra!
^.BIuss Slnysp
POLLY
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R l t ^ D D j M n U I W L I^ E
Sotnethlng You Rsv
Paid 76c to flvOO.
To G c t-F o r Only
H o w y S U ^ x s v B A u b c ts n tU l
sm ut*
|sixo« of this long, dspcndsbls
’•crvicc providod by CrosWjr Shfah-,
vador.. * with th* now Flva-ysar
Prolsction Plan. And rsasmbsrJ
.
* onlyCroslsyotfsrs ths many«xtn!
that'ars found ht "This Much Mon h «|
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TTW7
tik i
isviti
,1
Black Legionnaires
Guilty Of .Charges
VreckPlot kidnaping
and
mwgm l.p *w. -1- ,-U-to
'^ 7 - r r
vn-w,'- .
- l -i1 v•
r^ r
flogging Rotor*
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r i*
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Test To ft
Loaiae'i
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New Trial
By Attorney
^
tad
ItTON,
Aug.
7
Mr*,
r ?•*■, 40-year-old Pegeacol*
r*tf*> and grand mother, today
convicted on a charge of be
ta *«ccea*ery before the fact
conspiracy to tommlt murder"
Iring two negroee to attempt
r**k a railroad train on which
•Lyoer-eM ho*bend y n the
v letkm earrlee a poulble een
of from on* to bio year, Imk Vann did not blink an tya
M jary reported lie finding.
, bring tip all (right and do
tting It- and one-half houra.
am Pl.hcr, Sr, tha woman’*
tor, aaked for a new trial.
• L .L > Fahl.in.kl xald he
1 hear tha motion at Crott
en Aug. 31.
U. Vann waa liberated under
iOM bond poited by tor hua. L. W. Vann ihortly after her
4 In April. The huaband bar
trinea a belief la hie wife’.
i stale claimed Mrs. Vann and
Travis, 7former Caitleberr r,
carpenter, planned th* huiIra dMth ao they might collect
'Ilf* Insurance and marry,
to *' negro*.. Allen Langston
f Alien Flaky, testified that
M
*
Tex* a chaffing (to
with a I f U
With
Forth.
Jury.
Aa a raault of tone let Ion. comploU Ufa. \
Thomaa Cox. Earl Angatadt and
Frederick Gulley fa« * «• fine of
|J,500 of fir* yean trapridenment
"or both. Charles King, Wilbur
Itobhteon and Harold Lawrenea
war* acquitted. BoWtWon admit blood examination. ”
r*
ted ho I* a brigadier general In
While they withheld (heir dot b o Black Legion, Mkhigaa’i chrioa, Loolae, hbtlaat ever tor
terror ergmpltatlon.
rwwiy-dlacoverW “other' aotMr,"
pleaned b life fall Of attltldtol
oopmrtahttMk eUk utwaMnto aad
preuy frock.—marry of wMdt aha
had Won anable to ehcate t a
Inq lha 17 year* aha wao ctnaldPAI.ATKA, Atrg. 7^-Tb# Board erod tto ddughtor at M n . Danltl
U Pittman.
••
of Commleeloner* of Putnam coun
Mr*. JOIn C. ttorner, brawnty to* Initiated plane for flaanrinr haired -wife ef a -rajtfMf «p(lthe eoanly’e expewdltuvre under
neer, whom Laulao nitgnfinl a.
the old age penxlon provl.lone ef
her “real mother" "thin, walk af
the Social Welfare Act. The npw ter a ll-yeor-eoptoatlon, prob
■system la to be eftotire Oct. 1,
ably will kora U ntako tto final
if all countlee give their approv
dtcl.km on tto Mood ttet
al. It w*i under.tood here yeeterMr*. PHtaun and LoOtt* are
day that only a few eoontlee have willing .to undergo the laboratory
yet to take thb action.
tn t Mr*. Ooraer wag andeeided.
Aid of awder* arienc* waa
Barbara HUnwytb waa a tele conelderod to aolva tto tragi*
phone operator when the we* 13. myetery whkK. began «
!**«
ego whoa an InexaeHeieto nara*
M n . Vann offered them $600 to at an AtlaaU materrita hoopita
wreck the train.- They recently momentarily m ind’ aaWaa of
pleaded guilty to chert** ° f
tempting to wreck tha train. They
have net been eentCdced. •
-
1 tM o(]
. ■.
actio*
?*»oalfytffir tto actooL
i ~
V r*
—
—
—
^
1
.
Dolomite Available
dlaig tto Lake Worth
r I f hit., Dm 1ack«
Coast Guard Service
To. Get New P im a
otter 04 btrde etetging
b -those d*y*r I thought
q lock." Be govt en to
• Sanford and Seminole Con
eiUua end troclr grower* are
lag informed’ dtongh,tto amdl
of Tie Herald’. edferHetag <
umn. today that FleridO Dolor
ODD rn&JVDfCB CHARGED-’
• .^OOT iDRJfTIFIED
r r
J7
»
Jiff Aa LIijj .71" j!
.
_
, WOOSTER, Ohio, Aug.
GREENWICH, (ton., Aug, l
Jam*. R. Qampoall, defendant in -iTC Offlcor V M m IhW. of
n.rivU lo ii.flM an .atAfcvtt at'-to*. t o * l f Ferae** Ritoaw lb
prejudice anwriag/to k anahfe f*---Wr#i Tert, told . lari '; rigM
get a fglr trial in eommoif pleas tnu*ed-up body found to Long
J **Urd» r
by Admiral 'Wiesch, Cooat Gag'd
commaadapt at WaabUglon. -
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'
sw sH B s n i w m .B f
WASlWNOtpH, Aug. 7.— UPi |
RAINSTORM
—A ccmtlnuatlog o f What th*
, . ________
Federal Re*errd Board. described I NEWARK. N. J , Aag. 1.—.
at It* “easy money priley* In' (A P )—RnUi Bryan Owen, arabos*plt« ef a forthcoming SO per-’ aadar to Denmark, and tor huacent fhcreaae la member banka’ boal, Captain Boerge Rohde o f
reserve reqntremonta was
an- JDenmark, waited at .Newark an
nounced yesterday In tha Federal. port for two
toora yasterdoy
Reserve Bulletin.
I whan a "heavy rahmten* delayed
Ino B.R t I n A. “ r
— Com|iloto
£ m „U .p , t a t ^ a u , m
u^ t tW1L
Olympia
A ttM
•hT*
^
champion.
™ JH
m l
m ■
’ H \h
Rich Flavor
A S P A R A G U S 8 o*. aan.
Libby’s Sliced
.. ^
PEACHES N «. 1
t oi. pkg». Tiger
;
a*
________
0m...
Flo*.
SPARKLE
E conom y
»«*
Tea
k*
U’e 4
""Irm U n g .
Pull Flavoring
ICE CREAM DESSERT
,
Chocolate or Vanilla
- t^ lH J D D IN O
^ «ctar
pl
ft.
America’. Favoriu
J f A Y F A lR
Packaged
Jb. p
Delicate—Fragrant
Extra Finn Quality—
Whole Grain
WhQie Wheat 8c
JSTARD 9-oz jar 10c
‘READ 8-oz jar 12c
SPINACH
tea* lamNWat
Aea-rmaerno t l
P E A S ll,
b-Dell* lee* aaeffMlrk
>•
4
*
Bet Wee I* Vaaer Pit
------
COMALT Can 23®
Dal
SPAGHETI
IW m
mm M
l
^
S t T a k Lb 23c lO wai watm_
r d Tj Lbp
M jI X E T .,L b to M ^
§ B 0 PS Lb 27c BACON
<
FRYERS Lb 17c
R U C F D H A M DOWN
M U GfowAd H A U L
SM OKED S A U S A G E
S P A R E R I B T IP S .
JUICE
Potatoes 1 0 Lbs 2SC
Lam e C M ..
BUTTER 37c Avocados 3 for J k
KEROSENE jgfa
JUICE -
;T». * •
. *
,*2g
a ttB Ja r* CtotM lI
V m w VnliaAF
OLIVES
tmaeA tony
TISSUE
IQ*
FO O D
’ v ’. • » • *
2SC
Mont#
/Pineapple
PACKERS 10c
JUICE
a
Pur*— Delirious
> N a l| | C
C »n «l#
O’clock
n Riiig
J
and Mellow
Santos
’ ~ rr
(U f a !
Utoweeuntd—
RYE :...8c
STEAK Lb ]
Lamb Otops Lb
R O A ir tr
Americas Molt Popular
Evaporated
( M M WeeC. IreeSeO ■ n U d . M
.
L T ’V
Alaska, ‘A * .
fw -
PRKniCTLI
CIUCAGO, Aug. 7.— (A1) -S e l
by Maxwell, the man who forrca.t la*t wintr’a heavy
.now
aad
thta
lu n n er’i
drought
■ionthe ahead of time, .eld yes
terday a wav* of flood* would
aoon develop In the United States.
H* predicted a long terlea of
ralaa would push rlvera
over
ttohr banka from the Gulf of
Mateo to Canada, waahlng oui
tha drought
• / i t o ' l CAna tt6 to W l’a
T O M A T O S O U P 2 for...
N*. t Oum Standard
- T O M A T O E S - A c a m ..
Bta* Roe*
R IC E 4 lb. pkg..............
Dixit *
DOG F O O D No. I can
N*. 1 Cani
GLOSS STAfcCfJ Z Ut.
No. 2 Cana f i l m
JUNEAU,
(S>—Eaklmoo along tto Arotlo
Hm are faring aUrvwUon. aaid
a radlb menage front Capt C.
j . poteraon, veteran Arctic tradto the governor’, office from
Hynehet I.Und yeatinfay.
FLOODS
Tto dmEmacmaagfXrowftl Ag
nepoettoi of tto been and tto ngw*t conatructad baiYnki here to
Admiral W.eacb.
^
COMAR OLEO Ita eta.
PELATIN DE8SERTS
f r M . * . O rie n t
& **V
', AT LA NT A, , Aug. T— W - H I riff Raleigh Canoeay 79, leering
Plans Started To
, Finance Pensions
Dallclou* flavora — lemon,
Lima, Orange, Cherry, Reapberry and Strawberry.
li
. nOTKL K JN DIES
day of reduced chart* of fal** lr»prbonmvnt. Tto UUW4 olton
S era acquitted by Jadg* Joaepb
oynlhan who- heard ' tto cam “mu-wy f * r
a
:t
For 95 2 ^ . Bon‘
B S i i l j
Black Melon. wee eerrvleted to
w ithout
7
j r j
Pentland, fellow member i f tto
liberates A ll
1W ■ O • « ----
g g ? r ~
' v - V ’- a t i i
�PAGE FIVE
Flooded J$«ae
mbar, 1911
f i b <a/ a t
• I
Owini Kef uses
Professional Offer*
n. p.
rU K lLO *
Cato, Ang.
n»a nim,
i i u r n p o i *.
I o f e m a i l Panrt a t
!■ «!« County . F lorU U
lee From Danger
mawtrt-movitt*
m y v fflce and
iaip fo r g t a i
tb r«»a .
Bold
i Ik* follow ing
In the (bounty
of Florida, le-
Aagnat.
0
If w ire
n i t tost agh t* ipnadiag dam• « t o e d the stot* H ttfH ti myriad of copgratalaUiM*
for the I t t t t t i n i carrying a ware poured «a him 11
•Ida, th* O Ut SU U Mg
l a * d «*d
to
ba Utued thereon*
Said certificate embraces ih« I .
luffin g
Uc*trll»r<l l»ri»|pvltY In the
County
of - Nominal#. state of
F l«tl< A, to- w N
fcol « llla -h P VVInl.r r * r k
Fwrnerfea H u ll-7 fhut iin..k I
!*■ *• IM
. Tlie jta*«t#m#fil
nf
the
■•!<(
f r t t H H j under
Ih#
m IJ certtflenia Uiu#<l w t i
In
th# aarn# of
lift K N O W N .
t'nte## eal»l re rtlflrate eh*tl he
rn f earned arrordln g
to
law. I he
property deerrlbed therein w ill be
w d d 'l n the h lih M t hhUler At th#
*H>«»rt ‘hooee donr
.<n>
th*
fire!
Morulnp hi the ifmnth of HeptemIffir, 1*1*. whirh U the Ttli day of
Nefetl ember. IAII.
IfM
thte Ith day o f Auguet,
O P. H K n N P O N .
Clerk of Circuit Court o f
Seminole Coanty, F lorid*.
T t*
M M H IM B I
of
Iho
n il
M a M M y M i l t Iko * M
r e r llflM looooo waa In iko nmito of
¥ . SM ITH llo ln .
O h l*** h I4 ro rilflr.io tholl to
TXH n M
i n o r t l i f to law. Iho
pr*party 9**<rlb*d lharain w ill b*
I ' M to th* h ig h lit hMdsr al Iho
re art-h au ** I s s t on iko flral M a tgar la Ik* m *nlk or toploinbor
•*M . tohltk
*o tko
ftk day of
•aptambar. 1999.
•’ • i s * this ilk day of S i n n
1919.
w
n p. i i r n v n o N
Clark of Clronll Court of
Somlnala County. f l s i l l a
C
MITH'91 III- I I T I II IT1II9 r i m
T M
1111:11
I l f H l f Itllt
IM1
N irtlC H
Ih
h t i:r:n r
n lV r M .
Ilia! R A Y M O N D II m i l . hnlil.r
nf Ta* t'.rtinrar. S’., lit. i.an.d
Ih* llh lia r nf A 'lt i.t \ 1» t « * .
h i» filed sam# tn mv nfftre and
M « made epplh't I lun r.n
t\
In t
to lie
therein
gftlt]
ri’Ptlfleate em h r».‘r*
f.l|#w ln u
■ l^ f t lN A properly In th* Conn
nf Sevitinal#, m .h j
* i .••inf*, tr»« If
!*ot 7 nik
U
Tr
It The
Town of Stanford
The
a rer m u h *•
* t h#
■n |
pmp#rty tinder t* .
u.i ■•T lirirat*
l « u r * w s » Ih tin
<* ,*f H \T
riR W l*i*l.l.its
t’nt#ea eaift .- r - •
*hn'1
r*i|r#ntetl A ifiu illiii
* • lew. the
lirofMifly d e « « r lt‘r.,1
wilt l«*
#4*Id to the llishrst I*•■t 1.*r At the
i*.»urt *hoyee
dour
on the
flrat
01* A m i r i n o t r m
n o t ic n o r
o r rt.tra T In k r n u
r *«
n rrti
TAX M M * .'
ia
**o
io
a m to . i u i
H a u l* M
M k 1911
HO T itru
is
n c iir.n r
n iv cm ,
KOTH.-K
ig
wxmI x t
a n re x .
n o n e * o r AhfdUCATio* r o t
IkAI
II
C.
Do*0 9 *.
koldar i f Ikkt II. K . I 'l '. l 'm r iiT . hnlil.r of
TAX D U D
T a a C a r t lflm a Mo. T99. laauad th* T a a P s tiiriro t. Vo m , i..„ ..i ih ( t i t a n ttU 19a. I N I
of
A • t u t . A. D
1991. lot g a r of Aueuat. A. l> 1*15. ho.
NO TICH
IS
H1RKBT
OTVKIf. I H day
ftloc sa w s In my ..fflra nnd hna
hat
o n A N O E -F K N I N O t F
C itV - kaa niad h i m la M r o f f ir * and Iliad* . l»|»ll.n llnh for n taa -I..-1
a
taa
•AffT. helder wf T k l Cerliflm ifu bad m a t* appliralloa for
Said I * k* laauad tharaon. Halil ra rtlflVo. I I H . lM t « J
IS *
l»t day of deed to bo touted ibereon.
rat* o h ik r a i.. in,
liiiiiiwlnn •!.
\ugo#t. A. D. T i l t . I M Hied u * » Certificate em brace* the follow ing a
rrlb .il p r o r .r ir In Ih . I'mintr of
depcriuetl property tn tko CouatF
n my office mud bee nude
lamlftala, Hint, nf Klorldn. In -w ll:
rollon fo r i l i t deed to be to*
tail t nik 11 T r 5 T h . T u a n
tue«. tberooo. Sold C ertlflrile e*flnf Nanferd
trdcee
Ike
follow in g deerrlbed
T n * au oa am .n l of lha aald propproperty In tko County of Som*
oole. H U N of Florldn. to -w it!
Uet I Block
A
Trnrt f t
Sanleodo Hprlngi
According
to
Pinin'*
thereof
recorded
up
b o T ir is d F A f n i r A V i o i r o a
on tko public record# of Sem
TAX D U D
inole
C
a
v
ity
.
Florida.
I ^ U t e Bill So. IAS)
The M itaem o at
of
lb *
nald
v irr ic n
is
iih b r iit
o iv v c n .
c efttfU
th »f M f ‘ \IKLL. B A IIN R T T hold property under the u M
er nf T a t Certificate Ha. I1IS. la* -Ate tsonod wan In the name
enril *he l#f day of A e fu il, A, D j IO X N F. S C liB R N R S IIO R N .
Vnleee an Id certlflcele ehnll bd
of laptam W r. 1919, w kkk 1* Ik* Tlh IlfS . hs# filed earn* In my of flee redeemed according
to
U w , IM
iM
h i t made application for a
gay at Hoploaboy. 199*. ____
YELLOW RIPE BANANAS
5 Ibi
* ’ * d r«l fo
bo*
leaned thereon. property t f ia c r t M therein w ill be
•old
to
Ike
hlgheet
blcder
a l Ike
Paid re rl If lento emhrare* the folAVACADO PEARS firm, nice
each
'pgrt-kouee
doer
on
the
f1f*l
l*i»1nir
«l
**
t
U)#
i
.
prnt»#rty
In
the
c u r e at Cl ratal! Court ft
’
'■minole. Plate nf Flor* Monday la the month of Septem
YELLOW
ONIONS
3
lb*
Somloola County. ^VsrVli C* 'tr* ■
ber. lis t . Which la the 7th day of
«1.i, tn* w ill
I>X a u
leptember. M il.
THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES 2 H»
f ii- I flinch A Fern
fiated i hi# Ith day of Augdel,
*'
v’«rfi|*a.
Plat
Ifnok
B
NOTICH OF, A F F U C A T IO N . POH
till.
%^ „
w - m. n . u k la.
f l H a Vknday.
TAX D ggO
n -* " -■merit
of
the
aald
N D T it'ti o C i y p t . t r i T i n > r o w
<g*n*t* Sill No. 1t>l
T l brldga May Walsenourg « U
the
#ald certlflT A X UK9in
Hot tea La hareby U re a , that C1IAF- pc fifif*" uniltr
djkAailUtl to d*at away dabito OtJHM.
*
*
w
ia
In
the
name
of
holdsr of Taa C ortllkat* Ho.
ia *u u t* a m a *, taai
Land O’ aunahmo
N d t i i -k
ta
K n iK iiT o iv k h
a* tha Cnchara Creak threatanad 9119. laauod tko Ttfc day of Aaanot. U S k J ftiW N
I ii. i r
-lid certificate oh mil t»*
Ikai A. K. i 'IJ N K . koltlsr of Tai
A. D I N I . Kao I l M M a s Ik a ir otnre
ta paor lata tha t o n again.
trt***l r r cording to law. the
r a r i i r i m * n o , tret. ia*uo.i th* i* 1
and t a t mad* ayollcalloo for a tar
Tba fountain Rlttr
floor! 0.. A m ba laauod lk * r e * a ._ #al4 gc n #t’ *i -rrtlird therein w ill be x o t i i k o r i r r u r s t i t i t r o * day nf Augual, A ft 1911. h.n
Quantity [tight* Rererml
(o*M I'i (hi highest bidder at thy
T A I tlBKO
rilfti eame In my office mu# hpi
atrack nuMsqly early yreterday
C’lttrl
door
op
the
flrat
made apfillewllDi far a U l dee«| If
I a.oat. mil 9 a IM!
, i f tt.fi*
n th# m<ratk ef fUptenimornlag la tfca waka of cloudHOTU K
ih
ii x n it n r tiiTMW, tie j«gy«<l tbarren, fluid rertlftcati
U. % Kf. .1 Lang blend Cobbler*
b*.» t" e * s»-h u th# 7th day ef that
tlR A N H H -a n U lH O L H
I’U M - em brace* Ih# fallow in g dearrlbet
banto batwaan bare aad Colo
Aapteiiiher. 191$.
P A N T , holdar of Taa O stllflce M prvperty In the Otunty « f Selrtl
rado Springe and tha I atreurn
f . i , * . . . — felh day « f Augual. No 9*9. taauad
th*
1n9 f a y e l
July. A D. 1911, haa ftlsd M ia s
left Ito banka a f*w
mlnrnoa
v» P. JIF.nNlMTM.
In my o fflc * aad haa m ad. app llaftar the flrat warming
way
n*-rk
circuit Tnurt of raiIon (o r a tea d.ad to h» laHrmlmile founty. Florid*.
aound*d.
A ll.
turd lharooe. HnUI r.rt lft r a t . austireroa
Ik *
folltiwlna j n r t l M
i,m p.rty In th# I'ouniy uf HamInula. Mtolo of ru.rtda. In -w ll:
lust 19 llliwh
Ii
T r o d f*
U P T iC k n r » m i r » t l 0 9 r o l l
T A I IIKNII
1 Aanlaeda Bprlec*.
Th*
a *****m *n l
of
th *
M id
lls a a lf am ka. I U I
NOTtCX Id
IIKHHUY IIIVKN . prnporty u ii.r r tli. aald r a r llfltn Ih# noma e f
Ikai II <>. r i l i r i ’ KH. Jr., h o ld .r ral# taauad s i t
dominola Coaoly, Hortd*. • I T a t C a r t lfln l* Hu. 111. laaii.o I'N K N O W N .
BARNSLEY. England, A »g . 1 •
Unlaa* 1 1 M rarlttlcot* shall to
th* la d day of July. A 1>. I t l f .
—(A1— Weary n a n i crawa la- (axel.)_______________ '
haa (Had aam* In my u fflr* and rodatmad arrordlna to le w , Ik *
day rrtnrrwnl tha grim talk ef NOTICX OF AFF9.I0AT1ON FOR ha* as ad* appllratlun for a taa propsrly daarrlkod Ih sr.ln w ill ka
TAX D i l l )
da ad lo bo laau.d tharaon. Hold aold I * lha hlahsat htddar a l th*
Branching for tha bodiaa ef 85
on
Iho llrel
(IS M lt ■III N*. 199)
" _ o o rllflra l* .m hraraa Iho folltiwlna euurt-lreuoo duor
R«f9re
la
harshy
fire
*,
that
1,
It.
minora who apparently died la a
doarrlbod rrn iw rly In ih « i’ouniy Monday In th . month of Hapitmb
.r,
1919,
which
I*
Ih*
Ilk day
M
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hnWrr
of
T
a
a
CaMIXVsats
of
Homlaot*.
(HOI*
nf
rlurlda.
litreal mine ainkJon,
Mb . 1991, laauod Ih* lat day ef Aaiuat.
Twinly-flra are offloltlV lb\- A. D. m t . haa mod a m ta bit offlo# W ill W14 or IK I4 nf ft K '4. H r.*<! ■■ mlining hot proape-r* i nf bag baa mod. *ppM«atbm far a tat
(tan
I.
Townoklp
1* tlaulh.
a n g * I I Kant. 19 Area*,
flnr i.g thorn aHtp wia trrried
ka aaaaasmaal
uf
th*
aald
bopolrea _after lha' bodla* of 82
property uadtr Ih* aold ro rllflaata loouad w o * In lha nam* nf
ftIVnr work are had boon b»» 'it'll
a . il
c iitm tif.
auf n,J the wrerk*1 cnrhirum
Chlckan la th* reigning moat nf lha
Untaaa aald ra rlltl.a l# ahall lit
and while w* hare tnauianila to go at
reaaaiuad a r t a r t l s i
In
Inw. Ih*
It ’ a* agt b#n dotnrn.iniJ
p y a o r t y d ***rtb*d Ibtrela w ill It*
thla aanaatlenmt pile* lhay will vaniih
That ModOiUMl bWtofcO »ly mm
M ia la th* h igh **! iddda* a l tl>*
Ilka -Snow Under a Mummer Bun". While
a#M *arapan alhr*, and ha It In
Boprl-hoiio* doer
mn
Ik *
flral
they lu t; pound
M aaday In lha mnaih nr Hoplomkor. r*M . w ltkh lo th* ilia day- at
M »9 *m k *r. 1*19.
Land O' Sunahln* — Every Sark (iuarantrnl
Kane; Silted, rln<l-on
n dlod ihi* I l k d * r o f A * (U * t .
1919.
Horiej or
N t n i 't
^ n L 'L .-u ,
LIMICS l,arj?o Persian
Butter 37c E(i(;s
do/..
D«z.
29c
POTATOES 10
Miners Scotch For
Bodies Of Workers
Thousands For Week-End Menus - Yours Is Waiting!
Froth Droned
f
CLASSIFIED ADV,
Bacon
O. P. IIKIINDOI9.
Clark * f L'lrrall Court nf
nominal* Caunly. F lorid *.
ib
brrakfaat
25c
Small aagar cured I'lcnle
IIR A L 9
f BFTAI.)
BBS R I E L AND S aw . SO! W.
Kint 31, for woak-cod bargain*
PVM Iko M gap af la l f . A. U
r i * K baa Iliad aam* la m t ntllea
and Kaa made appllaallan far a
M l 4 aad 1* b* Ira a ad ih«r*aa.
M«I4 * * r ilfl.* l* ambraaoa lha rotMWtae dawrlbsd properly In Ih*
O taaiy af Homlnol*. mat* of F lo r
ida t*-wttj
II .
f ni _ 1*
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a'a
I'. .-1*9a
11 A
A 11
U A.
K. (lalfM
Orlffta'a
. Mabdlvlslon.
Th# oonoaomaal af Ih* aald
toyaavfy undor lha aald aartlflaal* laauod waa In Ik* aaaM af
to need tare, Thee* f a n a t* pc Wad
fa r airtight u l * with he trada-
Th*
aaooaomonl
nf
lha
*ald
property uad tr Ih* oold o o rilflra t* laauod waa In (ka n an a of
CMMMllWM
U a l o a a i d oortirioalf (b a l l ba
rodoamod acrardlna
to
law , Iba
preuorly daarrlbaa lharala w ill b*
aald ta lha h la b a tl blddar at lha
rn y rl-h a aa *
deny
na
lha
flrat
Monday In Ib * manlh of Hopfoidbar. 1119, w b lrb la Ih * l i b day of
Hapiamhor, 1919.
Doled tble 91b day at A a tu st,
1119.
O. P. IIK R ND O N .
Clark o f C irrelt Court of
gam lnol* County, Florid*.
Th#
oaaoaamam
af
Ih .
aold
properly nndar ih* aald ro rilfloai* launad w a i la Iho aam * a t
I'N X H O W H .
Ilnlaaa aald oartlflral# aUnll ha
rsdoomod arrordinp 1* law . |h*
hroporly doarrlbad ih troln w ill !•*
aald la the hlghaal hlddar al Ih*
re a r l-h e u a *
dour
si
ih * Ural
M »aday In lha runnlh a l H.piambar. 1919, w b i.h la th* 11b day ..f
■ablabibar. 1919.
^ D a la d Ihla Ilk gay a t Auawot.
Kanaai City Corn-fed Chuck
FRESH WHITE LIMAS 3
LIBBY
Kimel CORN 2 no. 2 cant
LIBBY GARDEN PEAS
no. 2 cant
SPAGHETTI l5-oi gUu«i
2 for
CORN RAKES, POST TOASTIES pig
PICKLES 24-oi Sw««t Mix; 22-oi Dillt
23c
15c
19c
7'/ac
15c
Lard
ib 1C
Donad, Rolleil Veal or Deaf
a p. HhnMiioH.
Clark of C lrru ll Court nf
Homlnol* Cnunly, Florida
Slkwl l l a m ___
■
Bolonga ib 15c
I , A. W IIA O H .
i Ilnlaaa aald r*rilf1 *al* ahall ho
rodeo mad a rrn r& la* tn la w th *
proaorty d *a «rlb *d lh *r*la w ill b*
M id la th* b lab*at hlddar *9 Iba
reurt-haus* door
aa
ib * flral
Monday In Ib * month a f M p la m bar. I * H . whMh la tha 1lt| d ay a f
•aplamhar. I U I .
/
baled tble 9th day *t Aagaat,
rhllllpina Imported
My:.rnAis<;
tX »* II CRN DOM.
Clork -nf Cfrrell Coart af
n*mla*l# Cbiaty, Florid*.
BEVERAGES
#«ao
9c»i-
•
GROCERY
1 Stock up on Healthful Fruit
and V tfatabl* Juicra during
Ihla fgla.
U bbi’f Pineapple
';jto mil
:1
m
9 u TiU A. H.
COOKIES ton.,.......
JUICE 3 no. I cam 25c
Sanford Brand (irap*(ruit
JUICE 2 no. 2 cins 17c
• to 8:15
Libby'a Orango
ROLL» #n kltoi____
9 to t i l l
JUICE
2 no. I cam 25c
Tomato
JUICE 2 no. I c#m 15c
Libby'*
■ T in iia a u
>a. a c a t
Tomatoes 05c
LIBBY'S POTTED MEAT
3
LIBBY'S VEAL LOAF
LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF HASH
-LIBBY’S VA. SAUSAGE
3
LIBBY’S DEVILED HAM
LIBBY'S DRIED BEEF
VA <
SARDINES Am. Oil
I
PINK SALMON
UH c
ROAST or CORNED
ANG^f FOOD..
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J a c k Lovelock Captures 1,500 M eter R u n
Cunningham Runs Islan ders T ak e
G r e a t e s t R a c e,1 T o 0 V ic to ry
M
h
*
-
—* A
-
/I
•
Leading Hitter
Of State League
Draws Release
OWENS SETS BROAD JUMP RECORD
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Pour Hits; Eleven n e w y o il k , Am. ts-w— ni||w:
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n . c* l____ •
Helen Jacob* has no intentions of 1 1 1 1
.liven By ocnnciclcr fO||0Win)r nccn ww* Mood/ into
'i
t*
B E R L IN .
Ainr.
7. —
G A IN E S V IL L E .
— TJll**-
Aug
T
------, retirement. She h u n t bed enough
A u g.
7,— llh-nk- tennla yet.
rxo"
or celebrated hi* firit appear-1 The comely, gracious tennla trselons
in an Asalea uniform here ye«- queen of United State* and Engiy hy limiting 8t. Augu«tine land arrived home on the 83. Man- iwtwad
riur eraUerrd hit* to prat a hattsn yeaterday and w ealed ihe
(A“ "
■irtory over the visitor*.
|intended to atey In cornpetltien
* B
ree of the St Auguatinr blow* "for several more year*,* defendDwyte
rollected by Manager Jerry ing her national doublet crown with
rereld, who corralled a double Mr*. Sarah Palfrey Fa byan of
wo single* The other rlotit o ff Brookline, Mate., thl* month and
er w ii made by Owen*.
j her national single* title at Foril*lnn
lT L A K A .
\
r VI i fn
Intf fUwIeftnly to a worM r©©nr<! hump ri m by L**fl
trluhlpb at a npeetl which.‘if xus-, in l hr •**«’ («ml lrtn|n^ u a w t l i n y
tallied, would have approximate-j tuna llva< h i o b n i i m a l 'l win v
Cf M» n bin?
ed a 4:01 mile, New /.ealaml'fi **f the
Jack Edward Ijiveltick raced o ff) ye*1ffil ny n ft ein»m.n. ».u\ »t»»*!t ■With the claxxie Olympic 1,600 |i«i1c<| piMM^Mnn o f f l : * t i i * in
meter chainpionnhip like a feath til** f lorillH M n tl! |fjll|i
Hank G r m c k i , a f r i iH*t la i- ■(
er III a breeie yeaterday.
ynterday.
#
'<*r of tin* MiiniJor h* f hni* n<» jn,
The cut ly dinired,
nuprnnte^y I wit* Ibi' fiihi*r H u uf ilit . i i it
confident little meilirri) ntudenl l i e f f t tbe G -M e n iluwn .%jiii U n i t
■Ufffered the vror Id'll foremnot hit**, tw o o f them **f tin m i n 1*1
tnilera by linearkinur n final ;|ll(j' m i i li l y O orn if k i t i r . n i mil ♦. t»
meter aprint, Nlatidin^ o ff tin*
llon^heftited <lni"i>nL'i'
of
tb«
great Glenn t immnyham
imdl
clipping ti roll aecotid off Hill
Ikinthron % wnrtr) rtcord time of
3:48 H
Lnvilork actually looked ovc
hb ahouf i l e r with » brnad irnd* ,
■ertHoi ho* face diiiing the atretrh
ilrl'e that rariit'd him to th*
tape nearly five meter* ahead *4
the Isiiwi erne, Kan., alar in
3:47.H.
Cunninphain ran the Krralrat
race of hi* career, himaelf on
flff the Hated world record iss hr
wax rlocked in
H
|»ut then
wax no runner in the world win#
could mutch mmli'c dark yeate
day afternoon, inHudintt
I#n<Kl
Xlecrali, Itnly\ defendintf chain
ftlon, mid Arrltiis Han
Humarti.
Batting a new 01/mplo broad Jump record, Jesee Owtni leaped 28 f i l l
5 21/84 Inches In Barlln to shatter the prevloue mark of 29 foet 4 1/4
In ch ,, made by Cdwird Hamm In 1828. This rsdlophoto shows the
Ohio State Negro all-round Otar In action In a qualifying Jump, alter
winning tho 100 molar sprint. (Associated Prase Photo)
fin third and fourth respectively
Lovelock'* thiziliii)p triumph in
th© fare which *uw
five-foot
M ed ler Is Heady H u rler;
Toss Three N o -H it Frays
racer* finUh under ilecfali’a fo r-1
me r Glyinpic ^Muir k uf 3;fi l/J
thrUled tin ovnfluw trow of 14liri.-l
000, Including c hafin llor Hitler,I
and diniuxeil the must n|mt tncular ilny i Kiih fcir of the eleventill
Olympiad which fml ih wiping
out the majority
of
pieviou*
Wytnpic (itaiiduid*.
|
Aiiiericu'H hurdtiiuf Mwcep wux
completed by the incomparable
Forrcxt (Hfiec) T»iwnx of AugUHta, da., who fhi^hed over the
hlifh lbnln«r, cipiallmir hU own
Hew world murk of 111 ftecondv
Ilf the senii-finiilx and then outfooting (I i i nt llritain'a Don Kin
Seminole T a l e n t
A p p e a r s Before
Orlando J a y C e es
Jay and KiiU I'ullmd, Jr, C IO
cago negro, in u 11.2 second* fi
nal.
No lecofiln were beaten in the
javelin
firm I,
Init
Gerinnny
hondnunie blond Hcrnhardl Htoeek
broke this sSi niidinti via n niuno(>aly
for the firrii hum In Ulyinple hlxtory, lieuting I'a ni*h fnvoritex.
Including the worul uconl-holdvr.
Halt! Jnr^in)an, win* was hand!cappeil by a lame Imck and
wound up fifth in ilrfeiixe of tils
' crown won nt L*ix Angeten for
yearn ago. Hloeck'x winning tono
mtanured 71.HI meterh, 236 feet,
lookou t Pitcher Starred On University
* O f Maryland Ball Club; Was Basket
ball And Track Man Also
lit J 111.IN HTKNHTUOM
llerm.m Medler, former member .V
of ihe 8t Augesline cub hurling I
staff but now of the Lookouts, is
quoted by Ihe fans us one of the I
horniest butlers In the league.
Medler. who was with the Saints I
■Ijring the first part of the season i
s ir traded to the locals with Miyn |
l.mgrlon for Drive Swindell, out- j
fielder.
f'
Medler I, 21 years old, tip* tho t'
•cates nt IH7 pounds, and standi l'
six feet nnd one Inch high. Her
ninn attended Maryland Univer- °
•Ity in I1I3I-3I-3A where he played w
t h r e e y e a r s \ l college btsebA I. P
When he wns rylfre.ihmnn he hurled f
for the team that won the con
ference fre»7imsn championship.
‘
During that yesr he hurled a *
no hit, no.rvn game In the thirrl J]
game he pitched. In the summer he '
played seml.pro nail In Maryland '
and went back to th* University |
the nut year end made the var
sity nine on which he won foer 1
gomes and lost one. lie was se
lected nn the all-conference nine. 3
The next yenr he hurled another '
no-hit, no-run game for Mary
land and nl»n made the aL-con, ference nine again the second year
; In suecession, Medler entered th«
: athletir hall of fame for the third
|time when during the summer he
i lorried another
im-hlt, no-run
I game In semi-pro ball.
| In 1933 he came to Jacksonville
' In the South Atlantic League, but
after a week with them In eprtngj
training, France* got him for this
Saint*. He pitched th* opening
HOME RU N S
F o r Y ou r A qu ariu m !
Midagaocq dwarf Illy; Curds fa
Cyplarone;
llanana
riant*;
Never*I mosses; |l„8 0Ual».
Gold I'-lsh. l(o:k. Expert proil
construct inn. lumdscaplng. Wa
fer l.l'lc*. Itosra auld singly
or rose gardens prepared and
set. All plant* set hr u.1
guaranteed. Aquarium* plant-
W . C. H A R T L IN E
W. Flrttl St.
Near Monroe Corner
• START YOUR VACATION
ON THI
•
C O O L CRUISE-W AY
TW* aunener, wby not enjoy a
ROUND TRIP
a g s K fc ffiS 'B '
eeetfyMCMMry expense,
i
Hnen with deck sport*, ore
tO d w g p k * * e * . e » c ,
III
11
111
Now la tho time to build and pay for a home for leaa
outlay per month than present low rents. We 'are
prepared to make loans on new constructions under
the Federal Housing Administration finance plan. Let’s
.Ulk this over. C. M. Boyd, Sanford, Fla.
.. f
F or Sale I
Bunding
for lumber, * roofing
and building malarial*
Of an kind* tall a* u .
Bare yaull dad th#
moat reasonable prke*
and best guilty and
Mortgage Loans:
RARE PLANTS
Fred Whalen', former wor d's
champion trick shot billiard player,
t* a movU character player now.
Mate^UIa
|.rt,
PA LATK A, A rg. 7.—George Anssi drew*, leading hitter In the Florl■JJj da State League and a fixture In
center field for the Azalea* aince
•IS the atari nr the 1035 baseball tea*IS non, a*ked for ind reteired hi* ono. conditional rcleaae, It Opa
nounced here yesterday " y Troy
Agnew, owner of the locaf fran
chise
ii.
According to Andrew*' contract
With the local baaebell organtxaj tion, control of which w «i purivt 'chased recently by Agnew, he waa
8t. I«aut*
*I
««•
to be given his release it any tlmo
I’ h Ira no
f.*
41
‘is* he desired it and it wa* stipulated
Nm t
T#»rk
17
I*.
riti»i*ur«ti
r>i
t*
<•'? thsl he should not be sold to any
i*inrlnn *iitt
in
5*i
,J,' other rlub, Agnew disclosed.
flcsMlnn
<7
Ip hl a
1*»
*7
Andrews asked for his release
Vlrooklyn
S9
(1
3" ' Wednesday night. Although An
T g a lr n la r 'i
llr ia t li
HI.
I ; Ch lfH Ku 2. I f i t I no ■ drews did not play with the Saints
iU here yesterday it is c i pected that
O t h e r * pa*4ri**»i^ft: w M griiutii
he will be in the Ancient City line
r;«m m T ati«r
HI
Instil* at C l i l P i f t i
up today.
m
N**«r Y n r k ut r i i n « d * * ! e h l n .
I Jpff Emerson, manager of t)#E
I'll i » l m r ali nt t ' i n H n n o l l .
Ot he r* n ot ached laliril.
j Azaleas until shortly after Agnew*
'assumed control when he was rv|leased, worked behind the plate
n y yesterday for tho Saints.
J I Ace Cruller, farmer A u lea In3 y fielder, released yesterday momJ ing by Manager Teen Gallegos,
Miss Jacobs, dressed conserva-! The Lookouts trek to Daytona , also signed with the Ssinta and
tlvely In white and blue, has en- Beach tomorruw for an after- j was itatloned at third oa*e disrfnye.l her shsie of thrills and suf- no0"'* combat with the league- Jing yesterday's contest. The Sslgts
fered many disappointments, but Imping Islanders. Tha locals are sent Ouster Kinard Ur Palatka
sho said .probably her greatest Paying Be Land here today. A dnu- 1when they cut their sqRRl to th*
thrill was her victory at Wlrab'e- blaheadar. which ws» scheduled by j required limit,
don.
officials yesterday, %as called off | The loss of Andrews neeessttat— _
this morning and only one gamejrd Gallego* moving from left to
.
wa* to have teen played.
I center field while Bobby Guerra
Two calve* nei|- New Granada,
Thursday’s gime here w u post-1 w“ stationed in left until he ln" " c I*«t»on*d by tbe milk o f poned because of rain and w ctllur<,d * ,f* »Hdta* Into third lose
-ows which had eaten snakeroot.1grounds
|In the third Inning of yrstenlay'a
lly The Associated Press
Vrstcrday'* llumera
Mm-, Curilinsl*. 1; ll-iyt-,. White
I.' Hell. Drowns, I; West,
lit..win, |; Goslin, Tigers, I; Owen,
Vigors, 1.
The leader*.
Gehrig, Yankees, 33; Tr .sky, In1-csgwe Total*.
ilmns, 3|; Kuxx, ((,.,) y „ , ,-j|. ot|,
Giant*, 25; Klein, I'hiilirs, 20; Ca- American
National
year* ha wa* a sub on ihs vanity
teams. As a junior at th* Unlvar•Ity h* w n all-itar track man on
M* data tu n .
D ow n *^ V c W
Pay A# Xou Ride'
George Andrews Sev
ers C o n n e c t i o n
With Palatka Nine
:i*
LOW AUTO K ATttl
t»te lewamwWl pee mdlwebei
rr
•V.
w* *
-ij; fsK
;4r.
N O W ON
D IS P L A Y
IN O U R S T O R E
�Remind* County ProduM
More F rutLa And V cttU b ln Than Any
Similar Area In America
§ > m \ fa tb
L
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I
AN INDEPENDENT D AILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXV
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y ,
M em ber A a a o e b le d Preaa
Rebel Leader Congressmen
Knocking On To Pay Honor
Madrid’s Door To Zioncheck
L O Y A L IS T S D EFE N D
fc ra lx )
’
>
AUGUST «, 19.16
Eatabllahed In 1908
C A P IT A L C IT Y
N CM HER 245
U.S. Athletes A n t i - N e w D e a l e r s
Continue Bid (^a \i p o r D e m o s T o
For 3 Medals A b a n d o n R o o s e v e l t
D efinite Position O f Eccentric Mem ber O f,
General Unknown;
U. S. Lower House
Confusing Reports
Dies A fte r Plunge
S ift Through Lines
O f Five S t o r i e s
Morris Takes
Tw o Events
cat hIo n
Shimmer
Revolutionists
Body Falls Near
Claim Victory
4-Months Bride
First
O f De
Once Prominent Men
New Orleans Flier
Event;
Of P a r t y Organ
Perishes In Crash
s Stow
ize ‘J e f f e rsonian
I
Democrats' Group
i/l*> \ m e n
II Kit LIN. \ ' N
ca's trio of j || I Ulllltl III lllflf. I>|.
day c ill m . i i 1lut| l«M llllc.* Iimi- f
a!s in the Ulvo |Mt t|t‘t ,HUluii « i* it |
petition
Volina, i So| "H*\ Finni ti *»*»», 1
romped nwn\ ii'H tin* :i uihii miter strrple. haw tit It* f*ir l hi*
und tmil* in ,| i .i
J11mii * ft•« niiniitfiJe * « imm(>rsi
►<*l ved l l n t i . l|ie« ini*:iti 1 . kref*
Ho* trim lit....is tin y Him nf 1j .r |
Aligeli" four le.ns 4gtt
,
tilrnri Morns, | f t t idlnts. r.do.,1
Battling to *AYt* Madrid from advancing Hrb cl*, loyal Spanlah gwiertimrnl lri»ip* w.m divisive won Hie ft" -t t*i > event4 ot th 'l
battles in th# fiuadariama mountains north of th f rapilal. Th* exclusive pit fine wii<in<* loyalists second liny-a dre.iiM,.,, p,oi;i«,H.
I’uinmmint tile III) meter hijldfesi nnd di'CiMf
filing u | H > n the enemy from a camouflaged hiding jilaci* near Zaragoza ♦ Ai^ovistud
thit.w to tnkr n wide lend to the1
News Photo)
leu event rotupetition.
Germany JoinsAgree- N ote L eft In O ffice
: nt O f Hands-Off
Indicates
Suicide;
European P o l i c y
D e a t h Is Instant
*
SEATTLE. Aug. 8.— (A P ):
General Francisco Franco
—
Congressional lenders sent
tav marched at the head
Moroccan troopa In .what •word today that they would
pay full honors to Represen-j
■was described as
Rebel
headquarters in Burgos as tative Marion A. Zioncheck [
a thrust at the heart of the who died before the eyes of
Spanlah government power his bride of four mouths by
leaping out of the fifth floor
In Madrid.
Other reports placed the window of an office building
general at Seville and still late yesterday.
Sanford N The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
f
Rooert
Chamber Attache D oyle Carlton Discusses
Sees E xcellen t! Prob lem s F a c i n g Senate
Season For State
<du*k, > jiti
Make No Hint of
London Support
James A.Reed Named
Chairman To Carry
Appeal To Nation
$
D E T R O IT . Autr. 8.— ( A ? )
— AssiTliitg tliiit tins R oose
velt
A ilm in i-lrn lib n
bn*
tlint'lomul
"luTVornioii
of
hvntl mill spirit which enn
licit her lie velitei|ieil llor conilnneil. ' uitli N ew Dcul Dcinocr;it-i r.'illetl upon m enthert
o f the D em ocratic party tt>ihiv to ii'mniUm president
L r midwest, |
wn i i f f end in total point* and
Jack Pinker, S»« iamenl ». thud.
W ih
Ho ent nn,J RnlpTi
SjML'uker Bunkhead waa ex
pected to appoint a rummittce
Me Ira If i* 1n«i»r f e.| in ||rt« |ttieu*i,
A nit*TICii\ |OU Itieteir 11 III V If .1in
to attend tho funeral until S-erItiHi eVflt.
i
etpial i d llif* o.o Id rreonl of 40
geanl-at-Arngi Kenneth Komiiry
PnJiu I In' Ivailcnitiip nf men
laid he Mould fly tiviv fur the
tn winnme I hr fir-t he«t ’
once ptom men t in parly cmrnDeclares Jefferson A s s e r t e d
Constitu nrroniN
funeral.
of l*i*l and ipmlifv me run4 for '
, ,1., iti,-v set about forming «
the finiih, Aniriira\ I.HOi) meter i
An inquest into the den Kb In /-cl
ia"tpon:ii nrgniitxalioii lo rnrry
tion Should Be Amended To Meet
uday tf.tin nIso tpnilififd f**r to \
for Friday.
Duplex Cottages To
mi n)i|(«*ul t‘» vntcri* nml
Changes
O
f
Progress
tuoirow'*
finaU
|
Ziomluck's lirollicr-in tuw, W il
Russel Moswium j ,tl..it*v) of New ,i liim t.f nnnHuT invulinil K>
Reach
H
eight
O
f
liam Nadeuu. mi itI ho wiia in the
.Iipnn mill Holland d> mio.idd the (lilt ills itiir* itlliong tli«' eight pet
tiillflK .
office with the Wivnlric
comOut " f defi retire to the wishes
Popularity In ’37
■ii ki'ted when a I titeugn tin I
A 'film tf iba( I luMiiiM Jofft r- opening of tin* mi no mug rompegretuuuaii und n* they tluitcd In
iii n •tlivhirftl the iitii-slilutiuii 1Hion. l lie I ’ nilfd Slnten (nullified ,v nid hern An hue t tnmsport td| nf participants from the South,
leave, /iimcherk Mnhleuly
run
lU'Clnriilmii of prliiciplk*
1 wti x i*n pilot t'tuslied lln*
iKii'iltl bv kimtmlftl i 't ty -III J'yiii'a Peter Kick and Alt l.irulgmi for xthuli
Duplet cottages will reach u . R i t e
I ) p l U l l i m f I’ Ll t P R
lh»* 100 nn-ler free style finals and h,.u, st I oni i, t A sOi i.iteil Pie it* mLi'lq no Hienliou of supportlmt
nintha the rtHiiii ami
tanked l |H>ak of populanty in Florida w . I D U B
L r d l l U l I S l l cUrvTB I n uu-ft lhr irt'iiirriucuu of
through tliu window. Mr*. Zion aurt cities this winter, neroidinu JP / v m f n r t
Goreriior laiodoil of Kansas, tint
Photo),
I / w t n la frs * ” 1'iif mei Iii»\ r» Um l hilyr K. Katherine llawK. |*«n| funiderdnl
check ursin wnitiiig at the rmb to |irnikliuiM muJo front ncciit I v O I l l I U r l XU L U v n lO Cailt li IJ^t tuglil dr feuded lb** f Mi ve McKean nn I Bor nice Lnnn
Itl'I'Llldl.ail presidential lwilttln**.
la tho car and raw the !►«*>■ ubmervullon o f »e>l roit,l c m -[
The onli-New Dealer* met her*
■
|Jfi »i«m I at It ■<tinirii«lruiioi» and for the woturti'q lOO nuder free’ »> o •rmi*f|nnU Mi *b HnwN q>ul•full.
yisterdny and today.
Io n by Itulph l log well, -eiroLi. , } Atwul 30 Sanford ritiien* y»*- mad.* a sloti*
moletalacd a reserved
Lid fm I In* iumiiTho nt yinr old repirsmtativo of the Chamber of t ominerre lerday accepted an Invitutlun from jjnolmii ! m fill I hr unit id l hr fltr ified by finishing thinl Hn th#*
Former Senator James A. Iteeri
•Uh newtroll ty mw*4 bo **open ing heat ! m *he slowed dnviri
the Atlantic Greyhound Company Bni Purk Tinrnmvll.
was named
chairman of
th*
„•»»
r fUcmaaa uld, W f.w
gen kept hin name In 111 headlined her*.
at the finish when »hr n w ihe had
campaign organisation 10 t lffT
Mr Itaguell was here today .11 take a d«munatration ride In
or
Xorepeait J n o t a t e rventing aloe® S H Christum* lime by
M r i AtItaiii *j»uku »«i Jttrk«‘*nviili*
(pialifietl.
one eu ir after imother. lie w n after spending two \»e*‘l»e :.t one of M l new, atreamlined OVit .ui all Florid* ladio liouk ui*.
the anti-Kooscvett appeal Into
arreatrd rvcveral times m il final Clearwater lleach where, lie >nnl, eonche* which will go into aeVv.
"every state in the Vinton.’ Tho
In tle fin lu |hr two utiutM which
n i hoepi tap for Plan* kn thrtviug Rummer ayaaotl kJ he- ice m Greyhound line* in th* neft flC* t hr country today* hr anIt*
organisation Is In be known xa
future.
tol obeervollon at Washington
the "National Jeffersonian Dem-,
lug rl|»vi icnc.-d
thn first U •’prrxmntiun uf out
The coroner *nl.l It j* apparent
The vehicle Mopped at the lo- prinHplm of government whirl
The secretary declure.l that the
n eat," but need raid It would
ly a ra»e of aulcldc. Nadeau aald west const la* eu peeling tin' h o t cd V ori.lii Motor tine* de[>ot.
not be considered a new polltleol
Pepper,
Carlton
And
have stood I he tr*t uf time," uiu!
Sunk deeply in pluili >eat, made
llic faintly had luvii wnrnH to winter arasan in u di-cndo. lie tnparly.
,
_ ,,
“ Ihi* adaptation uf thvxr principlr
Andrews A p p e a r
watch Zioncheck to prevent sui ■lirutcd that the optiml<m of the for comfort, the guc»tn enjoyed a
Sterling E. Edmunds, Reed*
in ilw iivciw hr tilling fartutH
Gulf arrlinna i* living slimed hy brief circuit of the city while air change iiitoiutut In an udiauclng
cldt attempt*.
On Seminole Ballot associate, was named secretory.
conditioning dropped the tempera,
A noln fnuritl in
the fifth nil iittirr FLurldn report,.
Many of those present favored
I'alititnin
Mii Itint; to to ing
dvlllxitlun.''
room of the Arctic IlniMHuge sum* of money nee be tore in the each condderahty
Seminole County will trek to endorsement of the Republican.,^-**
C IT Y N E W S B R IE FS floor
oKuiil ;i
inly rrfn eiidnm mi
The
fx-govr
i
moi
point
rd
out
ing ami apjiarently written l>y ing »|wut i « construction nctivl- lower than the atmosphere outLondon, aa
that fiO jut criit of luxva fall on lie* hI*.i umchiiu* p'litifein final Dm polls Tuestbiy lo m-I.t I Denlo- nominee. Gov. AU M
l
Zioncheck waa quoted hy Cor tie*, Mr. Ilngwell o* veiled, lie aide.
the most effective way of e«rtutir
nominee*
for
the
vacant
Keen
oil
si
I
ilotiif
ii
H
im.II, h Semi
the
“
cioinnofi
people.”
IS
itnult
u
iih
l
*Tho weathon generally fair to oner Otto MiUcMo.lt aa read saw n number of enhiu cunqw I One of the nntirable feature* of
pressing the anti-administration
Sennle
pa'ts
"
f
tbo
late
Duncnn
note
I'onitly
t
ot
Lip.
uuily,
hr
pledged
l»lm**df
tu
I
lie
sight, Sunday partly cloudy to un- ing:
the jaunt war the atnence of gin
cuming into caUtence.
MviiiImim of tliu Sanford Min- ft, Fb't.ber mill Die Into Mark Democratic opposition.
Dmuo mtic pint form for a r«*diicaettled. Extreme Norlhweat Florl"M y only Imp* In life waa to
Owners of groupv of duplex fume*. Muce the new Greyhound
Joseph E. Ely. Democratic for^
**l«-ri4
c( al*iHoeUillnii n.l voterx Trainin' II.
tion
in
goveirimviitnl
expendituien.
da: partly cloudy tonight, Sunday Improvo the condition* of on un cottngr* hnve wuiling b,tu on vehirle ha* it, mulur mounted in
| l Inwell *n IN tr Tkte*
Api'M'stmati'ly .‘t.ROO solera are
will Im* r«intncf«n| nt tin* poll*
Touching
on
ugi
icuHute,
Mr.
aenttered ahowera.
the
rr*r.
fair* economic ayatem.”
hand, and riservutiuii* have been
qu
slili'l
to
place
llipir
mark*
be
Sent, clouted on plat form* run Carlton advocated nn udjostnieni f Inesilny (lining the 1»t moerntu* side Hie names of Doyle K Carlton
I'craona who saw the Sl-ycar- nmdu ill mlvniice hy |wre>n« wt>»
ml pHinnry nnd ir ked to
Barrymore Files
ning lengthwise of the l«,dy are uf t)ie ti ailf lo protect favmeii* |
old
congressman
fail
from
the
will
occupy
the
hulliltllgs
lliiuughUoyd F.
Doyle,
xasUtanl
I iiffit t lii'ir nlllimtllie III I Ik* pc or C i> Amlresvs, rnnnlni; for Die
mounted in auch a way u, to avoid and growers against the low-wng%*
window
aald
ho
apparently
waa
out
the
winter,
tllo
thuiubur
ntSuit Against Court
Tinii'itii'll vnennev, and Clnudo
j ■hlioiiH
^ 1*’* attorney in thla district, killed Instan'.ly. lie full »o»n tlache »tilled.
scalen
uf
other
rounlriei.
much of the julting and jarring on
Pepper, seeking lo fill the empty
t today for laitrvna. South
If tlii" required 1.noil iirnneii
He declared 1li.it only federal
older moifhf buaca.
One
lit
the
feiltures
of
the
cot
after
a
I*.
M.
(0
1'.
H.
BST)
Carolina, where he anil hie fernKletrher sent.
liniXWGOOD, Cnlif'. Aug. *■
The Ccacher, produced hy Gen- agencies tan ao.vi* the problem of or *J(l percent of Hu* leg intr ie d
while tho streets were enwded. tagvi H the pruaencu of the hunt
There w ill lie ivi scroll it Ileum- i - J din llarrymore, much-harrlcd
lly will apend a week’* vacation.
votem uie n<d nlihiiitnl
on
idtruji
fruit-i.
wInch
now
lie
in
Hie
runl
Motor*,
will
„H>n
>
into
,,«rvmodern
furniture.
All
equipnieit
Zioncheck had announced hi*
Aug H, the ptiper’i ml) Ku rii cr.ttic primary, slnre cilber Carl- t scrertl liner, who 1* suing *Wf> °>
withdrawal from
th* .congres In up-tu-dale, ami tho only recent ir*e north o f ,fack,oriville. It wh ontin mil rupi till.
filial
i*d fin in Iniiiie lo Iniiiit* in tun r Andrews v ill In eliminnt- i his ftl(|,lr|. confldeullal agent* for
Motor
Under the tuple of utatea* lighla,
hut development nut in evidence hi announced that Kh |Ida
County Deputy R. J. Hlckaon sional rare ls.il tlaturday
..... ..
.. first
... . .balletio;;,
..........■
y ,,, 11,-cHng the actor’s
the
and■
un effort In get tin* inmilier le rd during
,|1me* l» conaldering the *yclu>i' e thu former governor umphu^ued
left Sanford ycaterJay for Chat- Monday had filed hi* declaration air-conditioning.
Ps-noer face* no opposition.
qiilred
hy
Knv
fur
a
lefereuiliim,
.
.
personal
paper*, last night added
Mr. Ilngwell wo* Impressed l>v | e of the new type*.
Hurt an adminittration lucuinet
tahooch** to dollver a Seminole of candidacy on the Democratic
The Democratic virtues, one
Hanfm t| miiii.lei s today fell
nn nctiun ogninxt the ■iiptflor
the number of out-of*stiito viiimare difficult at gunt dUUncen,**
Coanty patient to tho itat* x»y- ticket.
whom will le Mr. l'epper, swill nptors wtio enme to Floriihi for the
and rfiteratc’d Unit “ we mii«t keep era ted a etaleiiM'Mt that the pe |M-nr on the i-pueral election ticket court of Cullfbtlltla to hi* legal
lum for Lha laaan*.
tition doe* nut trek to prohibit
troubles.
t
summer, lie aald there wero in Sanford Guard
Unit •■ur government c!o*c to the people th#
operation uf riot marliiiie* in November with the two nominees
Hr filed, through attomry*. a
numerable automobiles bearing
and tKe people close to the govof
Ihe
lit
pul
llcan
party.
The
GDI'
.in thU nullity iou! i c e.impaigii
To R e t u r n ernmmt.**
Mia* Jeann* Choate of Eusll*
will of prohibition to prevent thu
license plate* from stntM ui for Hilled
iitig tu detrriulltc^oildtf seeiitimeid in Mils riuln today lad not 'elect rirort ’’seeing or using" the llafha* been nnmad to teach th*
awny a* New *Vovk. I’ennsyl- From Camp
Sunday
ProvisiLnx must he made fur the low nt d tho devirr*.
ed
tlieir
ctioice.
flnt grad* In tho W**t Ski* Fri
i vin Ire "prlAile papers’* which
vunia. Maine oml other northern
nged, thu speaker said in a dUNovell!' rr ivmnern o ill l ike o f Ihe a. lor indicated might bo u»*d
mary School her*, It waa an
points.
Sanford’s
Florida
National cimaion uf xoeia! relief, He aunanrrifice on .Ian. 1, nt which tlutes jien, in evidence In It* trial.
nounced today by T. W. Lawton,
One of the best Indications of Guard unit is scheduled to return ed that tin* tnidhod nf Kuril prnW. I. Gill nnd Sen Sc It M. lo ft In,
[ coanty tchool superintendent.
The petition was filed while th#
a prosperous winter In the *tn'e tomorrow from ramp Foster near viaUin
of little Importance. Lut Growers’ Institute
oI'poiutit * by Go minor
Duve nrtur lny 111 III n sanitarium at Cul
An Inert*** of 734 pereont In i* lb* excellent prices Iwlug
Jacksonville when the military nr- th*t th# struts shmiM Re on what
Billed
This
Month
Sli'dtr.
will
'dep
down
from
tlieir
Th* annual report of tho Bom th* volom* of home mortgagea oc- asked nnd pijld for living never City, (ou weak tu attend court
ganiiation underwent a two-wreks’ rvautta may In* produced.
posttlnn'i.
'sRol* County Future Farmer* of coptod far Inauranco Ly -th^ fed- oommoilations, according to Mr.
A t Camp McQuarrie lempornry
srisloni.
period
o
f
Intensive
summer
train
M
Aa
an
ai
l
to
empl
03
rmtnt,M
Mr.
l
ocal
t'lecUon
board*
with
Ibeir
•America U being compiled today oral housing administration dur I l a g w r l l . ___________ _
ing.
Carlton «md, 'Thu government ha*
rboirmrn were limited by Femimde
and will bo forwarded to atata ing tho fln t ala month* of 103(1
The annual Growi-rs' Institute
Originally scheduled to go to eataldi.nhrd u program of public
Cuunly Comrul-nl'incrs Tuesday Tent R evival W ill
headquarter*
before
Tuesday. over Um entlra year of 103S waa
Alabama, th* Forid* sit# was rhn,. worka. Thi* *hould not to a *ub- j will b* held at Canqi McQuarrie, nnd released yesterday by Cl. I*.
reported
In
a
preaa
releaae
re
pUex Johnson la director of the
Term inate Sunday
en at the last minute to avoid the
Herndon, rlerk nf the rireuit court,
ceived her* today front tho Florid*
TVroup here.
danger
o
f
tho-Infantllc
parily.it
industry
#n,|
used
tu
take
up
Die
1
’i'lling
plare*
der.ignatrd
nrc
as
anviag and loan saaociallon*.
hy
The tent revival at Third Street
epidemic that waa sweeping cer sloek In Idle period*. Projects must unnuuncement matin today
fn'lows:
A total at flA30,9C5 in accepted For Two
V. It. !>wboo, county farm aKcnt.
and l’almetto Avenue will end
tain sections o f (ho stale.
bo undertaken worthy of the eaTho Foctet City, or Number II, loan* wo* reported up to July 1
I’reclnet
Number
1
and
I
A.
F«nj
Feature* will be presenlrd
The local contingent is rnmptwrd penao and mm engaged without
Sanford's lookout* will moet Iho
voting precinct for tho oenatorlol 'ey ‘aiaoolalloaa in thl* state..
for.l, City I Inti; 3 and .IA, Sanford, Sunday night, according lo an an
that will bo of e*|>ec>iil Inlriest
nouncement made today by Vir
of
125
men
and
ten
officers,
indlaelrmlnation."
Daytona
Ueaeh
lalnodera
in
a
dnuCourt
House;
2,
i.ake
Him
roe,
Yprimariao Tnooday will coat batGeorg* E. Fainter, a apccial aatil ritrua producers, the ayeut
ginia Swyera, evangelist who ho*
ajota at tho home of Al Hoover, atatoat to lha administrator in btehrader loniorrow at 2:30 on Mu c'adlng U.-CoL J. C. Hutchisun and
2
If# aald (he proLloni o f labor has said. A "poultry day'1 ulnti will scluiul house; 4, I’onla, Tiller*’
Queen Is the sponsor,
Cnpl. George McRory, both inrIIIBoar lo t i, according to state- charge of th* FH A aovlng and nicipal Alhlell* Field.
• W hern employment at a docout 1h< ijliirrvod when lemllnc outlior- Store; B, Oviedo, town hall: 0, Ge
1
been
conducting
services.
W,
9.
her*
of
thn
atato
starf.
Charles Wert, pro*Went o f tho
nova, community Uotine; 7. ChuRnent mode today by O. P. Hern loon activities, said:
for reasonable houra and un
Th* public is Invited' to attend
LL-Col. Hutchison waa forced <> der proper Hulking condition!. Jn Itli's In tho Industry will addresn luota, L’hnbiutn Couipany Store;
don, dark at Dm circuit court.
“Thor* won 204 loan* In 003 local club, Unlay aald he hoped for
the
Institute.
,
'
the final mooting Sunday night.
leav*
ramp
oftar
a
faw
days
le.
a
honvy
attendance,
line*
th*
f
i
H
,
CoblFtirml.
cnmiminlly
bouse;
which wor* mode for new construepointing out that the “ undo* roAccommodations
bavn been
Conductors of the revival or*
eius* o f Hines*. However, he Is attaints and unjust burdent ul|lLangwimd, town ball; 11), l.akr
alg nancial trouble* which hove plagued
made whereby all grower* may
Nr*. J. V. Ridge, director of Ing cooling IMMMJilo. It
reeoverod
and
i*
now
on
*
saca.
th*
team
for
week*
I*
not
entire
Mary, GlFainu'n Store; II, Alta- well-versed in musk and spocial
■•••toly
foil
upon
the
emp
oyer
and
al
f
leant
-that
tho
volume
of
the**
b*
accompanied
by
their
selvea,
tie*.
social
welfara
ia Seminal*
number* arc nightly feature* •t
ly lifted.
. •*
employee alike," be advoatrd col- according to th* program out monte Spring*, community bouse;
a
Couaty, loft today for South new construction loan* in Florida
II* told o good crowd tomorrow
12, Forest City, Al Hoover's home; -the program.
leetita bargaining.
won
SIS
p*rt*at
greater
during
pined_by Mr. Dawson.
Carolina where oho .will apend
would do much in helping to meet
! 13, Slavic, Stutiko'i Store; 11,
th*
first
hair
of
thla
roar
than
dur
ftps-clal
enltriaimiieut
|dnn* I » *1 1 1 I u i n ( t i i i M l l i (■ | . I I I I I U
g u t at a two-wfoka* vacation
tho payroll on th* 14th o f this Absentee Balloting
•
rn
_
I
.
.F'ern I’ark, UalletlV I’.ivilion; and
ing tho whole of 19U.
have been mad. lo
aasur* a |IB 0ltto|
0jw.C(), „
period. Tho n m i b b r will b*
month.
“A decided Increase In residenIs
Reported
Light
isrrll.rounded
outing,
the
agrnt|
___________
apent In Day tana Reach.
Mosnwhlle,
Mr,
Wort
said,
the
E
g
g
Within
E
g
g
tlal building has born noted. Th*
Florida noaodatUa* hove account drive lo actl season ticket * at $4
9even ahseule- tmlfuta fr.itn
Discovered H ere
Sunday1* tide*: low, «:M A. N .
ed for S7J percent of tho total or each ia continuing.
'•a. iv s r s is . _ _ * v r
>eraon* s»hn wilt 1m out nf Ike
and 1i*4 p. M.j high, lt:M A. M.
r*0, A iirts s _____ «T
7VJ2SA40 of now rooatruclien
In Grocery Firm Chamber Directors
touaty
nn
Any.
II
wero
m-riviM
and 1(17 P. H. Sun rioaa.ot l:M
War, Avars** ____ 14
leans mad* hr all landing Institu
It
ye-lenlay hy thn enmity Mffes
Jpr. Avarog*
A. M. nod oote a l t i l l P .N . Moon
To Convene Tuesday Miss Eloise Winn, with Imita Ms? M ir it o ___ M
tion* In th* slots and accepted for
An ogg within an rgg waa
office nml will Ito cost In (Inriow ot l l Jg P. K. had otto ot
JULY
tion*
of
motion
picture
stars,
last
Insursoao kg th* federal housing
rvfular ballot hnx Tuexluv nhen discovered here today,
tt .............. ... . IS
u *d l A. A B a i N y i tide*; low,
idmlnlatmisn.*
Th* board of director* of tit* night won tb* fourth in o series |» ............... ....... 9S
tho muni/ votes on Dfinoc'ati' • Tho unusual poultry product
|TtM A. M. and H U P. M.; high,
it
... :
94
CUg Commissioner* trill meet
o
f
ilg
amateur
night
.'perform
Seminole County Chamber o f Comwoo found In * consignment of
senatorial nomine**.
Sft ............ . .... .. IS
P *l? A. M. on 140 P. M.
Monday night at 7;M oklock for
morco will meet Tuesday night far ances staged at tho Rita Theater. ti ............... ___ _ 91
8*v*rol absenle* votes ssere eggo recelecd by ihe Trlplo-S
their fln t Augntt OMOttag.
.
99
Mia* Winn gov* her Impression i i ...............
rtcrivcil from thus* out of Ihe Orwcoterla where it ia m w on a regular monthly session, accord
it ... ........... ....... 91
Other than roathw kvxloe**, it
o
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enthusiastic report*
from Liberal* assarted substantiai alitori** had teen achieved
over Faaclata la hammering at
tack* throughout tk* nation, Lny.
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Sanford Selects
Senate Choices
Petitions F o r Slotf1" T u e sd a y V o le
Referendum Cover'
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Floridians Borrow
FHA InsuredFunds
F o r Construction
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LOCAL WEATHER
Miss Eloise Winn
Takes Ritz Event
Commission To Hold
First August JMeet
Edward In France
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W K P K M D A T t A t J O T a T « ,< 1 » M
THE BANPOBD HERALD. SANFORD, FLODIDA
Gainesville Is Americans End
£ To 2 Winner Doubt Of Weight
) ver Lookouts In Berlin Games
OWENS'
WORLD'S RECORD—BUT IN VAIN
Fonrth Plat* In
Loop Standing
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GAINESVILLE, Aug. 5— Play- ihe Height* to Olympic truck and
field conquest, .unknown since'pre
w ar days, ths United States yes
terday ended all doubt about team
Aupremicy, ta p ta rin g first places
In all three men's events, dividing
honors In ths two wonmen’s con- ■
teats with Germany and produc
ing the first double winner of the
eleventh 0 ymplad In an sm stingl y . unbeatable Jesse Owens.
Ohio Stats'* redoubtable ne
gro shattered Olympls records a l
The Lookouts, playing a doumost every time ha mad* a move
bJebeader with Gainesville hers
In the day-long competition in two
today, are scheduled to meet
•vents. He twice bettered the 200tW Bade la DeLand tomorrow.
m rter m irk, coettlng to 21.1 eecond victories In the qualifying
trials, and then, elhnaxed the day
by bettering ths broad Jump mark
five limes, winding up with a fin tl
leap of H.OO meters, 26 feet S 21-64
Inches.
This Jumping feat, which burled
the previous mark of 7,73 meters,
28 feet 4 11-64 Inches, made by
Edward Hamm In the 1026 games,
gsve a second gold medal and oak
tree to the tan thunderbolt who
Is poised to complete a trip e trj.
umph In the decisive 200-meler
tests today.
The derisive but non-recorJ
breeding victories of Glenn Hardin,
Greenwood, Miss., in th s 400-me
te r hurdles snd John llughsy
Woodruff. Connellsville, pa., ne
gro, In the 600-meter run, combined
with Owens' latest rontributlnn,
ended any idea th at -the point bat
tle for the team title will be. rlose.
Completion of three of eight days
of Olympic blue ribbon competi
tion found the United States to
la Ing 6.1 points In eight events— Daytona llench
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3-4 points. The Teutons h id tho HI. A egusiln.
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sstlefartion of pushing Owens to DtLand
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record-jumping flights hut picked Hanford Yesterday's
Hewalla
up only 7 1-2 points while Finland
Sanford , t. Oalnsevilto S. * >
Daytona ll.a rh •; I’alatka I,
♦rent scoreless and remained In
DeLand
I; Ml. Ausssltno S, (II
third p ltrs with 30 1-4 points.
lantnse.)
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flansen
Tedar.
Helen Stephens of Fulton, Mo.,
I’alatka
at
Daytona
n.aeh.
,
sharing the feminine epolltght with
nt. Aueuellno at Deland. I '
Germany's record-breaking discus
Oaln.fvlll* at Sanford.
.throw er, Gisela Mauer-Mayer, con
6 A lt o n AI. i-KAUUM
tinued the United S tate’s sprintWon la.1t
Pet.
| Ing sweep. The Missourian beat HI. l-oula
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five rival* decisively, Including i’o- t'hlraen
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, land’s defending champion, Btel’a New York
Pittsburgh
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'record for ths third time. She iron fl.aion
I'kllad.lphla
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the title In 113 seconds, one-tenth Brooklyn
II IS , .III
of a second short of her own Best
Xenteedar'o Neonila
Ml. taiuls I: Chlcssi. I.
m ark In Monday's trials.
New Turk 4: IWiion I.
I Meanwhile, two mates, Dusky
Ilruaklyn S; Philadelphia I.
rotate
>1 II If 1* . Matthsw (Mack) Robinson of PssI'lltskureh nl I'lnrlnnnll, nlsht
z —lilt for M -g.r In llh.
l . n u postponed, rain.
lanfurd ............ *10 o*‘> IIS—I 'a d e n a , Calif., and Bobby Pickard
U nion Today.
Rdheevllla - . «lo It* I i i - t 'o f Rockford, III., U nivtrslfy of
ni. t n i i a t Chicago.
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cltu n s : lluck. I’ ltm an, tUarh, Uelloslnn
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Now York.
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freshman, accompanied
>011. McMullen t. Pfalfer, ItuOTer, Georgia
I'lltakurgh
nl
I’lnrlnantl.
f f
Owens through ' ‘the 200-meter
Herat reel.
nrooklyn nl PhllsiMphla. kb
.terro rs: Torres. Clary I.
trials Into ths semi-finals.
,
'Duns balled In: Patgelt, lie.
3WU*nl I, llurk. Ilearb, Pfsllrr, Italneevlll* I. Uaeoe on lialt* off
■alley, Clary. MrMutlrn I. Two IV11aim I, Padgett. Hlriirk out by
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Duck, McMullen. Htolett nlnaa snd I runs. I.naing pitcher: I'hires*’
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McMullen. Wilann.
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PUmaa. Left on be sea: Hanford *, I Shepard. Time of game t:*l.
England GivesU.S.
F I or i d a n Records Fi r s t
16th C h a l l e n g e
Per/fefct Games Guo Score For American Cup
Charles / F.' Leonard, Jr., S t Petersburg,
Hangs Up Mark Of 200 In Olympic
( Pentathlon Shot Event
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START Y O U R V A C A T IO N
O NTHI
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CO WEB, Eng., Aug. 5.—W )—
Great B ritain's eilteenth challenge
fur the America's cup, first won by
thr schooner, America, In 1861,
« i* issued yesterday by tha Royal
Yacht SifUsdyon end dispatched
to the New York Yacht Club on
the behalf of Tom Sopwith, wealthy
aeroplane m anufacturer.
Sopwith will chal'engo for the
coveted yachting trophy with En
deavour II, a sleek new . eutter
launched this year. At preeent th-t
Endeavour Is being repaired, hav
ing been dismasted for tha second
ti e r this season while racing off
Cowes Monday.
In dispatching the challenge to
the New York Yacht Club, ths
Royal Yacht Squadron suggested
that the first of the four-out-of.
seven series oe held July 24, 1937.
As the United 8t*t*a holds lb*
trophy, the races will be held soma
p act on the Atlantic Coast, prob
ably off Newport, R. L
The Englishman challenged for
tho trophy for the first time two
years ago when he sent his first
Endeavour to the United States.
She won the first two races but
dropped tho next four to the Rain- -bow, skippered by Harold B. VanA ndrkk, Germany. 102; Ceccarslll, derbllL Sopwith was a t tha helm
Italy, and 8wcn Thovelt, Sweden, of Endeavour whll* bis wIf* acted
190; Grundbachcr, Swltserland , as timekeeper.
ChietUn, France, and Von BolsThe New York Yacht Club remen, Sweden, 189; and Abba, Italy, fused to comment on tha challengo
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until It has been officially reW lth two more events, swim-1 celved. W hether, Rainbow would
mlng and running, remalng, the again meet the c h a la n g tr or a
German Uandrlck led with 10.3*-----»points. Scores of tho other leaders
W sahlnston .
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Weber,
PhlU talnhU
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, l u ard. United Slalee, SB;
Y rateeday 'n Nasnlla
United States, and Abba, Italy,
New York «| p o i l n n 1.
P h llad elp k la t i W n e k l n f l o a S. t 16.8; Edourard Delecourt, Bchiunt.
lletrslt Si aetrsU sd *.'
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28.8; Edourard Delcourt. Belgium,
Chicago t; g|. la s ts I.
Hlsrbird, United Slates, 40; Laurp
W. J . Cosens, J r , of 8L At*
Kstunen, Finland, 42,
gustlns was selected In Jackson
Nsw York, s l lias Inn.
•* ■•- Imuta..
ville yesterday by s e e n Judge* s i
Pklladelpkla a t ,* Wsyhlsglan. <
Florida’s safest sutom obis. d rlr.
THE'STANDINGS
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Cozens la Chosen
Aa Florida's Best
Automobile Driver
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Mr. Cosens emu oyer a field of
220 eontastaato. Including 14, from
Seminole County, to tho first as■oal safo driver* contest spoaearsd
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Fsijeh • « Tuesday, Aug., ssttm, .
. This meeting la eaDed h e t k a
('resident and Bmrd eJ^Dtmeter*
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DELAND,
Aug. 6— The
Florid* State League president,
0 . E. Gil Hand, ha* called the
final meeting of the league di
rector! fa r the 1936 reason to
be held 8unday, Aug. 9, a t 10
A. M. In I’alatka at the Jam es
Hotel.
y.
A rrangem ents for the league
all-itar game to be sU ged In
Daytona on Monday, Aug. 10,
will be made i t this time.
At thU meeting It la probable
that the Shaughnessy plan of
determining the league cham
pionship will be changed to re
quire a seven-game series with
each of the four .ceding teems
of the circuit for the season
Instead of the five-game serlea
es now provided for by tbe con
stitution.
Also a discussion will te held
In regard to a post-season se
ries between the respective winnets of the Georgia-Florida
1. cagic and the Florida S tito
Circuit.
S t AofjM&te Takes
F r a c a s 3-2 From
R e d Aggregation
frUmn And Medler Tsn 'rh^ “ boK/1
A l l o w University
Ohio S t a t e ConCity Men 10 Hit* tinued Attraction
I
Florida State
Directors Will
Meet On Sunday
* £ . AUGUSTIN*,1, Aug. g -~ 81.
back Into
fourth place h the Florida State
L*«go* bare
yesterday when
Frank V ella hurled the Saints
to A S to 1 win over the DeLand .Bede. Tbe gam e carried
eleven Innings before Dot*- BertadeU’s hard single to. left scored
Xinard with the deciding run.
Both Veale and Lefty McGIoln,
DeLand ace, were trouched for
eleven solid hits with some bril
liant fielding cm the p art of the
Saints saving the day on several
occasions.'
■ The Rada scored both of their
runs In the opening fram e when
Roberson doubled with the bases
loaded. From then on the DeLand
crew srda a constant threat but
Veale mastered them In the
pinches.
In the, tenth a thrilling play
by Fitzgerald chocked off a DeLand win. WUh one array Chlado doubled and Bolling followed
with n line sldgty to center.
Fltsgerald took tho ball on the
run and with a g reat toss cut
off Chlado a t tho plate with the
winning run.
Bonner's double and
Vcale's
sharp single gave 81 Augustine
a run In the third. The Saints
deadlocked the acore a t 2-all in
the seventh when Owens shot a
two-bagger to left and crossed
the p latter on Gibson's timely
blngle.
For DeLand Chlado was tho
hitting star, gsttlng two doubles
and a 'p a ir of singles. B ryant
Bonner, with a double and two
singles, had the best day a t Urn
plats fo r St. Augustine.
HOME RUNS
By The Associated Press.
Yesterday's homers: O tt, Giants
2; Ripple, Giants I; Klein. Phillies
I; Mire. Cardinals 1; Clift, Browns
I; Gehrlnger, Tigers 1; Roge I, Ti
gers 1; Stone, Senators 1; Foss.
Red Sox 1.
The leaders: Gehrig, ‘Yankees
33; Trosky, Indians 31; F o ss, Red
Sox 31; O tt, Giants 23; Klalr,
Phillies 20; Camillt. Phillies 20;
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Favorites Advance
In Madiatone Meet
EAST HAMPTON. N. Y-. Aug. I
8,—(47 —All eight favorites prog- ■
rtssed into q u s r te r flnsls of the
Mtldftono Club’s a n n u .l women'.
Invitation tennle toiirnsm ent yeslerday with few ha rd matches on
the books for the seeded stars.
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Among the eight they dropped
ony on* set In the .econd round.
Only Gracyn Wheeler of Santa
Monies. Calif., sixth ranking Anverlean woman player, had to p b y
an extra set. Tbs third aseded Miss
Wheeler conquered youthful Dayothy Mas Brundy af Santa Monica.
8-3, 4-6, 8-6,
e,
Tba nearest thleg to a sorprise
came when H elot Pederson of
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n n JaJ
a iW m tT l'
Stam ford,
Conn., nseeded
seventh,
conquered tho veteran French star,
Mme. Sylvia Uenretln, in straig h t
sats, 6-2, 7-6. Eliminating thd only
other foreign entry, Jean B u rrltt
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Desire party to » lp urive. 666
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LEAVING FOR Oklahoma Aug.
Wlnthrop af Boilon Indicated the
llth .
R aton Sept. I. Roam
has a good change of upsetting Miss LOST—Large,
W alker
hound,
WheelcT today,
colored whUe, black and tan; for t to skara **p*n*e». C. *.
saddle back, rath er ifcort legged;
trader the auspice^ *f the A m erk io large bothy talk Finder plaaae
nottfy W. Cv HUL.
Automobile A taoslftioa.
b addltien to b*Jng honored as
b e f Or c M yviN i
Floritta'i ta fsst drivsr, Mr. Cotens will be awarded a free tr iy
to the first conference on safety
for it n lg h t sal*.
la*, i t '
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kowtky'a "1612
76-piece band *
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A n il W a te r T r a n s p o r ta t io n
NUMBER 243
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.abets Lose
Itroog Cadiz
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Preparations For Re1 volt Made By Of’ ficials As E a r l y
As Last W i n t e r
Plan A ir Drive
' To Smash Rebels
Insurrection Leader
1 Runs Blockade To
* Land 4,000 Troops
W, TV.. l a a r M H
2 Secret SerVice
Men Demoted For
Probe Of G-Men
WASHINGTON. Aug. 8.—W)
— Announcing the demotion of
two Secret Service official,.
Secretory Morgenthau today
said ho w e, “deeply shocked"
to >ern the a jrn ts had “ Uken
it upon themselves to Investi
gate activities of the Federal
Ilureeu of Investigation."
He announced the den. ilbr.
of Assistant Secret Ser-ice
Chief Jo«eph E. Murphy and
Grady Boatwright, formely in
charge of the St. Paul office.
Attorney-General Cummingrecently aaid there had been an
“ill advised" investigation of
the Justice Department agent*
by another government agency.
He aaid he learned that Secret
Service men at St. Paul made
Inquiries Into ahooting to death
of John DU linger.
The fall of the Rebel city
of Cadiz, Spain, before a
bitter Loyalist attack was
reported In Madrid today as
^tafltomulinff disclosures were
0Biadc of pre-revolution plans y
•p
for an uprising In Spain’s | $ v l I V B D v T O W I l
official family.
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Puzzled by the strength 1 1 4 M i c e S a n m V n
of Rebel positions in the V 1 1 U 1 5 5 k J d lU U I U
Annie M ae Ellis
mountain*. the Leftist
govern
m ent functionaries aaid th e /
Irarned^nf indication! th a t Joaa
Gil RmSes, form er m inister of
w ar, planned for on attack on
the capital aa early aa laat Fall.
They aaid bomb-proof gun em
Mis* Annie Mae ElHa of Oviedo
placement! were atarled during
today wore the crown and title of
arm y maneuvera with a view of
salng them to overthrow the “ Miia Sanford" after having been
selected for the honor last night
present liberal government.
. Meanwhile Spaln'a loyal Iroota from 15 entrant! In the R iu
amaahed a t
Rebel 'strongholds T ^esler'a formal beauty pageant.
She will represent thl* city on
even u the generalissim o of tto .
7 when 10O beauty
k u u n a c tla n ran a blockaga of
{
F orktu
Oviedo Girl Chosen
From 15 In Formal
Pageant At R i t z
h
a
Insula fos
r a march
sS a ssrrc s? r t
to Mgdrid. ”
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K
i _ „# enoo Hebala was broadwalk tn Daytona Beach.
* 7 Rarr-'fonx The , Q“
Mta. Elite was pre.ented to the
ate rf'i’ ■audience .» “ Mia. Sanford" by Joe
i
td n e o u f tto Hendricks. Democratic nominee for
X mercy to .Wipe
out Urn eonfTM tmtn from lhe (iflh eon« «
European nations, In- gitssional district.
Germarr/, Russia and While tho petite beauty winner
to Franca’a pro- had perfect control of her feature*
o f f j.g w to r ; to- and poise, a be entirely lo ti b tr voice
when My. Hendricks asked to e to
t w h ." “say something through the wlrophone.” She finally admitted she
was “surprised end didn't expect
to win." The sudlencc appliuded
heertlly, epparenlly pleased with
the selection of the t k | ^ out-oftown judges.
The pecked bouse th a t witnessed
tho pagenat was struck by the
T to Junior Cham ben o f Com- poise end grace of the contestants,
marce today continued Its search many or whom paraded across the
fog am ateur talent to represent Stage with the ease end confidence
Samlnole County before the Or- of professional models while thu
h n d o Junior Cbambar of Commerce Florida Rhythm Kings played in
b e s t Monday.
wnlta time.
Persona who era Interested In
Sanford’s Klwinis Club, spew
perform ing In the show should con sors of the local event, l ecnltod
ta c t the Rev, F ather J. J- Kel- ISO a s Ha share In the program.
lagton, local JayCec aacreU ry, by The fund will be used for the ben
telephoning 33.1.
efit of under-privileged children.
t l a Orlando, the Junior Chamber
Mlas K een Wellman, m aster of
hrooguraUd a scrlaa »f am ateur ceremonies. Introduced each of tho
entertainm ent
program s
from conteatenie. Ted P noky, directing
which will be chgaen a winner who the Daytona Beach “Cavalcade uf
h I s k »M t to the T esas Cen- Beauty,“ presented Louise Johns
tean lal a t Dallas,
ton (“ Mite Florida of 1914” ),
t The move was mad* ta obtain Louise Gormley (“ Miss Daytona
p n b lk ltr f« r C entral Fieri- Beach”) and Carolyn Dermard
"M in Orange County”) all of
<i The Rev. Kallaghan aaid thla whom sa t on the itage.
wiernlng oaly four tn lfcatk ai
Usi ■ w ■ ■ j i j i .1 ■ ■ m I
C ontestants, other tto% MM* El
MWI
r K flfitt 1IUB dtfai
■ ua v4 *oank Ji
ite, w e n
E£Isobath Cameron,
t»Ur talent
r 7) Mildred Wells, Graca Clark, CaroUfa Bigger*, Janie Reborn, Vlrg » la Tyler, Dorothea Lawton, An
nie Be.la Methvln, Mary MeMahkn,
Evelyn On tee, Jan etta Chapman,
Haten Dangteta, Fannie Bigger*
• a d 'E k te e Winn.
■F a itfg g v a u local m erchants co
- Approximately 4 9 ---- — - *
led tn presenting the enterW PA payroll today began o p e ry
-
JiyCees Continue
Hunt For Amateur
ta len t For Orlando
A WorkmenBegin
Road Project
Laat Six Montha
j o as la Improve and widen lha Pa
th s Read leading p a st the Counter
C h i
e
(■About tUUMO ho* been allocate
od fes the p r e s e t which will roholre aim montha for completion
and will result fit hroadeaing the
the highway
to to sa r
k ill to
faced with
’ PralmlaMT
grading road t
lu rfa iin g have
ito ttld arrive
to td ia g to aa
^ h ria .
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Towns Takes
Hurdle Event
For America
Airplane, Motor
Accidents
n t ! Take
Lives Of Twelve
GEORGIA ‘MIX-UP CHILD’ JOINS NEW SISTERS
Glen Hardin' Victor
In 400-Meter Class
As U. S. Athletes
Sweep Field Clean
111:111.IN, Aug. fl.—i/Pl —Forrest
Towns. Augusta, Ga., today won
the Olympic 110-meier hurdle
championship. The Georg in '- uctnry gave the United Stale* a
clean sweep in the timber-topping
events a t Glenn Hardin, Green
wood. Mi**., captured Ihe tl)0-meter low hurdle title
Clocked st IS and Iwn-tenths
seconds, Towns rqua led the Hat
ed world record, shared by the
American
Southerner*.
Perry
Beard, new track coach at the
University of Floiida. and Al Mor
eau. Towns won the aeml-final
heat in one-tenth of a second lea*
time, breaking the record.
Jack Lovelaek, New Zealand,
won tho 1,500-meter claaslc with
Glenn Cunningham of the U n it
ed States finishing second.
At tho Halfway mark of the
Olympics, with four days of mhipetitlon in 12 of the 21 events on
Ihe men’s track and field program
completed, the United States haclinched the world's championship
by any manner of reckoning.
U ne> Sam's stars have won eight
championships, and
score
128
points. The real of the world ls
straggling far behind. Germany hawon two first place*, and Finland
and Great Britain one each.
Germany, which started out an
.- .
., , ,
magnificently by winning two l|.
l-oul»c Madeline, the baby two sets of parents claimed in n sensational hospital mix-up in At
lies the first two day*. Is second
I* y '* 1* “g”. decided tho John i Garners of Macon, G a , a ie her parents—not the Daniel I
to the United S ta lls In the unof- Pittm ans of Atlanta, with whom she has lived a ll lo r life The court hail given hi i the privilege
flcia] point standing, with II .1-1 of making the derision when she became old enough to do so. She is shown I top) with the three
points, less than one-third of U ncle'G arner aisters after joining her new parents in Macon
Left to right, Edna (M r-. Hoy Manning),
Sam ’s Imposing total.
Virginia G arner, Isiuu-e Madeline, and I’eril, Mr* FriAk D, Hensley) The plctutrs below, mode
17 years ago, show Louise with Mrs. I’lllm in (le ft) and Mr*. Garner with .Mary Eliiabcth, the other
baby in the case whom neither family wanted. M ary Elisabeth died when less than a year old.
( Associated Prt**i Photon J
T ru an t StudentsjSons Of the Legion W e lfa re Boards
hi pr-t O
f Move Rifle
Hol<*S Driving Tow ard
Object
Otmove.D
rill Team
Wednesday
CITY NEWS BRIEFS A
By Lounty Board n„t tctuml urg.i practice by Four O bjectives
The fourth In a series of amatu er entertainm ent contests will
las presented from the stage of
the Rita Theater tomorrow night.
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the Suns uf thu U-glun rtflo tear..
rarr-is
EX-CHUT ACCUSED
8T. PAUL. A«'g. g 7 f4V-Thom•a Erawa, focaaav M. Paul police
• ^ 2 S » !^ 5 E 5 i;
elalmed by two no’theis
The centra iigore ill n dispute
In-tween the mothers who said their
islle * were -witchi-d m n hospital
mix-up IT year. ugo. the soft
voiced haiel eyed gnl t ilked of hto
future a* a toi-nil«*i »d tin* ftimdy
she say* i- her ,-wn
Louise Madeline, renied hy Me
and Mrs, Daniel I'lttman of M
U n t i l a- then
off spring. Tuesday
ex pressed tin- eonvuliui Mr nod
Mr*. J, hn C tlainer of Macon ure
her parent*.
The ( iiimi,n> an i L’n’ PiltimiiM
to whom iljiilirhtrrw ttr r r h*nn at
an Atlanta h c 'l’itnl on M»y
lUlfi, ink^tl a I’ Miit t'« ratnb.Uti
pairntiigr ‘tf thi fhiM.
Strve U Jtiliiiafun, thin at:|K(nntVniiriit of tho ho'inGil.
hr* n*
aurz’t] M o. (itttlU’r tho "awnir”
rmjhl not havt* hAp|>t*n«**l- II*’
lhr ho*!»it«i|! iiar’il n “ fool pr«M»f“
nlrntifu' iti'»n for new hnhivi.
Mriinw lit i*. tho hahy whn h the
flint pita I ^tiiil wax the (*siru n ' a ullrt'l
in infant’y nf pneumonia.
Judge fTnorgc* L. Ilt'll who iIMmI
aii yearN «ft»*r handing' daw n the
Vt Minn in UOilV- ruled
I nilao
Madeline should rrm-iin with the
Uittmnni “iiniil uf age to uiaku st
vulunlary choice uf h rr own ilutid
ing."
n Attnuta, cmivt atiacheii ntudi^d
yr.atrnlAy the legal aU iua uf the
girl. Under Georgia law ihe U n
niluof until ahu l.i IK.
1 told them
(tho Cumer*)
when I^aiai* Mudellne ia 1H ahr wi I
he tilde io make il|» her own mind,"
Mm . n ttm a n aaid.
.She’ll come buck,'* aaiil Pittman
ST l .OfIS.
Aujf. 6.—
(AIM—All eight
peraoni
iilaiard it
ChicnRo
«nd
Simthorn Air Lines pl»tl#
were killetl last niRht wh*l»
Ihe ship i rasheil into a field
from l.ODO feet three mile*
Jrnm the airport hero a IvW
minutes after takinjf off for
Chicago.
5
Til
Company official* withheld tha
news of the crash until thte
mm ning.
I hey -aid th ry had b«cn u»aid,, to determine what cau**4
the crash but were investigating.
The plain- a rrived her* fr o »
Sew Hi leans and took off fo r
t hu agu
The company haled th# daad
-- la r i Zier. pilot, Chicago j Ku*-ell Mosaman. co-pUot, New OrIran-; W 9. llorthwell, C hitaga;
c . II W right, Hinsdale, 111.- D.
It McDavttl. Chicago; Grorga
Gkshaber. Dak l'ark, HI.; A. E ,
Holt,
Boston; Vernon Omlle,
Memphis. Tenn.
Tho piano did not bum . I t
was not off itn course.
JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 8 ^ trl*> —Two brother* ware «»l«w
and three other persona seriow*-*
ly Injured today when tho aatoe
t
;
’-*SLi:J !lg- p - S k ' S : ’ ’
Action fa Delayed
On Transportatito'j
• System In Schools
Indication! were mad# l » h f ( J J
I n la y by tho County School B oat*
that disposition of the t « « P * O n ;
l inn problem In district
w in
ho left largely In the hand* of t t o
local trust™.'*.
__
Welfare, according to Inform a
The board deferred any BrtUW
purpose. 1,1. W. I). Huffman will tion released here today from the
III
R
IJN
.
Aug.
il.M
l—A
rthur
on hiring driver* and other dalep reten t the Guurd Interest.
departm ent's branch In tho Court J a r rrtt announced Into 'a*t night lulls until a fte r Sanford
\
Team Instructor* are to
| House,
*..
_ ■ j i . m H u , n , l tLift
the inktluf
m atter tOAMnK*
tonight,
Percy Hero, chairmon of the Ami r- , Foremost In the program 1* bis iritentlnn of taking legal aellnn y,ad"dteeuaaed
lean 1-eglon Boys' Work Commit | old ugo assistance Other individ ■gainst the American Olympic j Meanwhile, tho county organaccepted a propoaltlon bF
tee. Carl Muse, Aubery Keialull | mil goal- are aid to dependent Coinmlltee upon returning tn New
Vmk with hi- wife. Eleanor Holm ^ au,,,mobi|e dealers to pay C*»h f «
and G ly Stafford.
children in farutlle* where! tin Inm -lt, who wa- dismissed from 12 new huaea purchased recently
The majority of the time ln-l | wage earner I- Incapacitated or
night wa- spent in fam iliarising 1 rumoveil by death; aid to blind the Olympic tram on it- arrival and receive a two percent- dliIn Grraiuny.
cuunt. I’aynicnt Is to bo made « •
tho youths with targets, gun
(K-rsou.; and rural child welfare
A flir being refused a confer delivery and acenjilane# of U *
chanlcl-m- ami other details which operation-.
m utt he. mastered before a rifle
The W elfare Hoard wn* c»t*b ence uy Avery llrundugc, president vehicles.
A request by the Seminole T tw
Is fired.
li-hed in 1938 by legislative act of the American Olympic Commit
Five new members were ad mil accoHIng to the local bullelln. tee, J a rre tt, In a statem ent, ns- Simp to equip tha new tranapovted to the organiintiun. They are The Slate I* divided Into 12 dis soiled he wuuld lake “ Ihe proper Uilofi unlla with power brake* waa
Henry 1/ivell. Jere Werkman. S«m trict In each nf which every steps, first to obtain the facts delayed until the facto ry m ad a
L Crook, John Ho.I and Frank county la ropre-ented on Its di-- hIkuiI tile ease, wliirh Ihe A m eri speed retarding devices could t o
can Olympic Committee apparent tested.
i
L)
l l - . a t l e e v * •* e«B! Ik t e e l
Crosby.
vi.
ly tried tn conceal, and secondly
TRAINING IN SAFETY
to gel redress for damages to my
wife's reputation."
MIAMI. Aug. 8.—W )—Safety | ______
Ja rre tt and Hrundage failed tn
Director A J. Kavanaugh y e ste r-1 . q o
r h e c l r J o b get together fur a conference, de
day aaid special training la being ^)“ * -u U VJ11
Friday m idnight I* tto
spite the former's affurts during
J . E. McElhannon of Stanford given policemen who later are to I
T.
. I . _ the past two days. They conferred .for
absentee voting
— ----------- la
aerve
as
Instructor*
in
a
tr->ffir
Mr*.
E.
O.
Moore
ye*
er
a
recently won e medal fur rnsik/lengthily by Iclephunc, however, County fo r lha senatorial M g
manship a t F o rt Screven. G* . ac safely ach iol for Miami school pleaded guilty to a charge
apparently getting nowhrrc.
\ malice, It wa anwouncad today U f a
Ing n worthle.* check gnd » .
cording t o • proa* rsleaao received children.
Hrundage told J a rre tt, as w ell, tho office of Jams* G. BtotaBa
sentenced
to
pay
*
fine
and
coal
here today,
,
■
of I92J16 when arraigned before nv newspapermen, th a t “tho rase county Judge.
McElhannon and other Sanfurd
Is closed and there is nothing l
Tho statem ent said pamona ^ww
GUI FPORT. Ml**., Aug. 8 - County Judge James G. Sharon.
youths who a n serving a aummer
The defendant wa* posing as ran say, nor any Inform all-'t I will b« In th* state t o t n e t n i l *
training period a t Screven are (A*)—Exet. l.adnlvr, 88, and I Ican add, th a t hasn't already boon county on Aug. I t should XMtfc
scheduled to leave for home to- wifa, 61, werr drowned while bath Mr*. R. E. Faw n when ahe laaued given out. All 1 can do i» refer their ballot before IS midnight toIhe
plee#
of
negotiable
peper.
re
ing
la
Little
Biloxi
River.
day, according to tho dispatch.
turned *10 In caah which ahe ob- you to.the American' Olympic C on- morrow If they deal re ta aaslahlB
lelectln* a Democratic MaaMM
teinrd from the Sanford Furni mltlee atatementa In tho case.”
_______________ fur tha If. B. Senate.
ture Company after using the
Persona absent, from tto athto
check to make a down paym ent on
r*nnot b# *ent h*iiou a fte r » m *
a stove.
Khe waa erreoled on a w arrant
sworn out by E. C. Smith, of the
furniture company, after ho had
Since only one Seminole County
Almost [unlimited publicity i* t t o show.
Maanw hi r, ns the U tile con proven to i.e a f*l»* addrea* given dairyman has expressed Intentions
calng received by the Floridu Ex
hibit a t t t o G reat Lake* Exposition tinual merrily, ihe Georgts-Col- by Mr*. Moore, end had found tho nf attending the first annual Dairy
check to be of no value.
Field Day to be held in Galnea,,
IB Cleveland, according to a state onial mansion of the Fenlnaula . . . . . . . ----------- --- —sta te receive* the distinguished visMrs. Moor* aaid to r rasldanc# villa on Aug. M, ('. R- Daw-on,
ment received hero today from
county farm ig cn t.,to d ay valrl ha'JJJjJ^
Iteys , for official greeting earu- was In Wildwood.
George Clemente, putliclty di
ptohebly would not be present a t War. Average
rector o f t t o departm ent.
S | & . e , , describes lha ateta’a
SEIZED LIQUOR SH IPPED
the event.
*«^V .
One e f th e beat stories on Ihe exhibit a t Cleveland as "mom «!p11a pointed out that due to tho jc i ,g
-------exhibit came from the typewriter hltlooa gnd auperlor In many way*
MIAMI, A ug. 0.—OF)— Customs pres* of tt o federal soil conser- >>
of M ato lm McDowell, of the Chi to Uig Florida display a t lha C*n- officials yesterday reported • ear- ration program amj tho emergency Ji
cago Dally News, who termed the tn ry ef Ptugvi-a*. The manalon has ■load of confiscated liquor waa be- crop loan program , hU time rould i t
Florida building tto “boat house** faM rou* room fur rvcepUona a n d 'in g shipped frym selxura valuta be to tte r employed here unless a
of the exposition.
mating places for foot-sure folk. In the federal baUdlng her* to the larger num ber of local person* -J l
He said a conflict of executive Thw. aahlhite are beautifully d U -' Public H ealth Sarvlco a t Terry planned to p artidpdlo in the Held j ]
and legi*lativa egos at Columbus
"
Point, Md„ for medicinal use.
d*y. i
resulted In delay* which conspired
P uhlcily Director Clements said
to held bach th e beginning uf c»n. d frin g the first 30 days of th* tx Guinn (Big Boy) Williams la tto
During toy athooldey*, Jean A r-* ‘ r a f W
•traction on t t o official Ohio posltlon, 738 new* stories appeared only fire-goal polo player In tto thur earned spending money by t
w here form al wslrnmea abouti the
for commercial
pho- *
th Florid*
“ —
Exhibit
‘ “ In to w s - motion picture colony, tie owns a posing
would have boon given visitor* U paper* throughout t t o aitlo n . _ (trin e of 23 ponfk*.
tographgra.
Absentee Deadline T?
Will Fall Frida*
Mrs. E. G. Moore Gets
Fine And Costa Of
McElhannon Given
Medal For Shooting
Convention
Fof'Chuluota
2 Brothers Die > 1
Atlanta Girl Chooses
In Jacksonville
Macon Family As
Her Heal l’arents Girl And Man Meet
Death As Mo t o i f
Life had begun all over again
Bus
Skids In Rain
Wednesday fm I 'ui-e Madeline,
Body Names D a t e s »*u »•* hcl,i n**1 Wednesday, u Assistance To Aged
4 uiilltMi#‘it HR 1‘ref ThfM
£3
•
% \
decidril «i*t night when .1.1
lO
O pCJH
o C I H l I I O l C | rnrmber* inacnibliJiJ
thu Lrifion
Is One G o a l Of
Schools For 1 9 3 6 1 uf
*«-*
>•* »■
'*"* f»r ^m ,.u-tiu«
Humanitarian Unit Jarrett May Fight
Ihe competitive unit.
Committee'8 Move
The ahooting will be from the
Four definite objective*
lie
The Cuunly School Hoard late Nations! Guard Armory tango
before the S late Ilouid uf Social
In Ousting Eleanor
yesterday afternoun Inaugurated
hlch haa loren secured for tho
W. 9. Earle, WPA work direc
to r In Seminole, Brevard and Os
ceola countlca today was in T itu s
ville where ha recently moved
his headquarters of operations
for this district.
a mow lu insure n heller school
attendance of truant pupil- and
Friday’s tidaa: low, 4:SU A. M. other delinquent students.
and 8:27 P. M.; high. 11:28 A.
A fter a statem ent by Mrs, M.ie
M. and 11:42 P. M. Sun rise* Khacfer, county probation offirer.
a t 8:41 A. M. and acts a t 7:17 th a t ahe could accomplish much
P. M. Moon riaei a t 9:20 P. M. to correct alack attendance, the
and arts at 0)28 A. M.
Board vuted an appropriation of
ten cents per mile for each
Jack Wilson, n pitcher, has trip made provided It he au
been released by Ihe Sanford thorised hy County SuperintendBaseball Club, Prcaldant Charles ent T. W. Lawton.
It was pointed out th a t Mr*.
W ert announced thte afternoon.
The moundamnn plana to return Rhacfer’a present salary did red
Include nny provision* lu cure
to his home In .Texas.
for expenses • or
i*rvl<;c*
Hr
Sanford’s Woodmen of tho World school work.
The Hoard approved the f>d
eamp will modi tonight a t 8:00
(CeatlaseC Os (*•«• T »«l
o’clock In the tom tornityh club
house for R* reg u lar weekly see.
slon, officers announced this a ft
ernoon, Members aye asked to a t
tend.
The weather)
pertly cloudy,
scattered showers Friday end pos
sibly near southwest and extrem a
south coasts to n ig h t Extrem e
Northwest Florida, generally fair
Strickland ILitor Company tonight, Friday p a rtly cloudy, prob
th a t Mlsa Elite-will t a ably scattered thundershower*.
rttod -with a m w automshiia
to r t o r trip to D
Daytona Batch. !
Congressman W. J . g ears to
d ay Informed th e Chamber of
Commerce th a t t t o e h te group’s
n q u o e t th a t funds to a'tecsled
fo r tt o malatenagee of tho St.
Jo to u River bet ween Sanford and
Jacksons ill) t o d been referred to
Oran r a .Coon- A rm y ongtM en,
T hai
in will aaaamall-day sing la
The Taylor Command ry No. 28,
Chuluata. It
K algbte TsmpJnf, will convene
to d ay bp K G. -Rays, president of Friday night a t • P . M- In the Msto this county.
— Han, MCOtdtof to an aa
tries and quartala
wteownt today by ledge of*1U
Ik* day’s activities,
ere. AD member* were urged
to Mr. Haps.
to present, sines Wainssa 0f lmP t*ror will t o served on the
* * • * • • , T k p to Uc b Invited tto
n»to«4 and W W lunch baskets.
Eight Persona Killed
When East Bound
Air Liner Craahe*
In St. Ix>uis Area
Life Begins At
17 For Louise,
Claimed By Two
State Exhibit In Cleveland Shares
Well In U. S. Newspaper Publicity
Dawson Won’t Attend
Dairy Field Event ££*
LOCAL WEATHER |
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Herald
T M flM D A T , AUGUST «■ I W
.W to W . w t ponyl Plunge to regtema higher—
T he world's on fire
SAM m .safe place for silver hoofs
g*. at«y,
B k rt, cool end wider,
tho
yoor
I •Humot be today
T e r | am fettered to an earthly
S u t yea, plunge higher!—
T h eta’a Woe beyond the gray.
t n m when tbe wraek'a dona bum , *«*»
[WeTl bear, on to n e clear momPegasus. returning,
jlT Itb w hat a thunderlag neigh!
M argery Minefield.
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REMEMBRANCE
The Cost Of Lotteries
A nd bright red-gold leaves fsjiing
« k p ly
,
in hi* talk before the Rotary Club Tuesday on the
evil* of lotteries, Gordon Harnett revealed that more
Skm old trsas.
■■
than $10,000 a week find* It* way Into the various number
> •• , ***r*"“ *■ Tfcorp* Dtu,r’
gome* which ore played In Sanford and that the usual
I
-------------------’’take'* of tho racketeer* who operate this form of gam. .,
... ...
. Ibllng I* 30 percent.
' The trouble With this world toBut nf course this $10,000 doe* not by any mean* repA*j la that every country w»nt» * relWnt tne full amount of the dsmago which I* done to
dictatorship, and averyuody * ‘nU I legitimate business in Sanford sn s consequence of the
to'h*''the dictator.
widespread prevalence of lotteries In this community. The
--------- °--------I $10,000 which I* spent every week In Sanford for lotteries
What thU (tat* needs I* a big ja reai|y only a very small part of the lo«* which they
*9**" ««™p*ig« to cause our merchant*, bu*Ines* men, and unftqplqyad
1
itui
fll®1thft lujit, BUB | y0y](CfH.
'
_
t• •
•
Of ‘Pud Pirates’
Townsendite Asserts
sioners .I s Illegal
TAMPA. A ugw t i , <AF> —
W. C. Brow*, rtto g delegate
and secretary o f th# Townsend
Club No. IT, Buffalo and Nebraska
Avsauas, t k w p d Monday th a t
form er Governor •I>oy> Carlton woo
tha victim of ‘ paid political pU
rataa* a t the ita ta Townsend con
vention In Lakeland, which S atu r
day endorsed C. O. Aadrowa for
United Btstas etnetor.
Making a report of convention
actirltics to h li dob, Brown u l l
alt endorsements voted * t(the eonvention w rra Illegal beeaaae for
bidden by tbe constitution and by
laws of the national organisation,
ill etmehed
but th at they were
and loaded beforehand anyway."
Quoting from a copy of tbe bylawe he laid no endorsement could
be given by any c ub or any con
vention unless authorised end di
rected by the notional headquarters
end that UtU automatically pre
cluded support fo r any candidate
by to y pther owe as.
vail (riant) and Premier Allison Dyeert ef New Brunswick eat Sewn to dlno on the beaeh el Cam*
“T hat1, the law," ha said, ‘ but
pebaltq Maud Spring the PreeMenfe sojourn at hie wunmer eettege there. Nets the prealdenttal glasses
the law doesn’t m atter if these
Of Sark hue. (Associated Prase Photo)
paid political pirate* w ant to
ebaoge It around. They draw their
salaries from the money we con
tribute to tbe orgaaiiatioaa. We
pay them. B ut they are ruanlng the
orgenirxtien In this state the way
Elder Springs,
they want to w ithout any regard
rat* of 18% Interest.
for the wishes of th* general mem
Sanford, Fla.
W* also give and deed to tha
bership.
Aug. 3, 1934. ••tat* a right of way of 60 feetj
Editor Sanford Herald,
‘ All tha endorsements voted
through our property for t h a .
(f'H lIae** rraas Vasa Osa)
Sanford, Fla.
purpose of building roads for | lowing
recommendations
for there ere meaningless and I, fo r
Dear Sir:
public use, but our assessor* and teachers’ positions: Russel Mc one, don’t feel bound by any ac
tion taken a t the coaveatlon. B ut
I read with considerable Inter commissioners say th at wa must
est your article in regard to the pay taxes on this land which Cracken and Miss Sarah Mlkrll even If wa had been able to give
enormous sum spent each year does not belong to us and which in Seminole Hiiih School; and our endorsement legally it prob
In the United States In slot m a has bven given for the benefit Misa Marguerite Stew art in th* ably would hsv* gone to Andrews.
Oviedo School.
Carlton's friends didn’t have a
chines, lotteries and
gambling of th* traveling public.
Opening
dales
for
county
houses. You m ight add th a t
I believe th a t
recently wa school* w*ro’ approved finally chases. The whole thing waa
stacked end loaded beforehand."
most of this money is spent by have given more thought to our,
“The whole convention was ruled
people who do not pay any voting and to our selection of as follows: Sanford, Lake Mon
taxes fo r the upkeep of our officer!. I believe th a t In •« -1 roe, Wilson, Geneva and Osce by thle se)f-lniposed hierarchy of
echooli and public Institutions. lectlng our county officials, con ola, all on Sept. 14; Lyman, L ais paid workers. They are the w orst
Some of them, however, may gressmen, senators and governor Mary, Oviedo and Chutuota, all kind of tyrants end would be work*
supplement the amounts paid to we have elected men well suited on Sept. 7. The same dates will ing against us if they were not on
sojps of our law enforcement of and well qualified for the posi apply to negro , Institutions In our payroll. Many ctuba didn’t re
districts as
whits ceive any notice of the convention
ficers.
When these people, as tions. Many good men were al the same
schools.
■t all and then a fte r they got
well as those who waste their so defeated and in many in
contract to rsroof the WU- there found th a t the deadline fo r
money on excessive
drinking, stances friendship was put aside sonA School
sw
arded
to
th*
subm itting resolutions had already
spend w hat they have and have in our voting. W* have selected
Chnie and Company a t a cost of passed. r»e seen n lot of con ranno johe or m eant of supporting a young man worthy of our be
1776.25, while a contract for Gone In my tim e but I’ve never
themselves or those
dependent loved
Senator Fletcher.
Wo (192 to paint tha building was
seen such a n example of high
upon them , this burden falls up should feel proud of our officers given to I. I . Talbot.
handed trra n n y as th a t one."
on the taxpayers through In and representatives.
•
Six persona entered bids for
creased taxation. From my ex1 st us urge the men w* have
e contract
repaint
tb*
icriead* of sixty years 1 do not sle*tod to gira to us govern
set Bid* Prim ary School. They
xdleve' th a t you can p rth lb lf d* m ent operated dispensaries to a re Mr. Talbot, T, M. Dunlop, ments, Bfown said trof whole conprevent gambling and drinking, replace th* open saloons. Let u* W illiam Musgrave, Boy Schmidt, veation waa Illegal anyway because
but I do believe th a t they can remove tha example sat for our B. F. Duncan and Frank Ven there .waa not a quorum present.
Only 114 clubs out of 3(4 Ip th*
be controlled to a certain ex children of passing an the street able. No action was taken.
state were represented, he asserttent.
and seeing men and women
A resolution waa adopted ask
The Americana a re ' probably drinking In th* open saloons. I ing th at the legislature make an ed, whereas the m iss require
two-thirds. •
am also told th a t our llttla investigation Into tha unreason
"They asay w ant to run me out
county spend* ten thousand ool- able cost of m aintaining tbe | o f the organisation fo r talking like
Jar* a week on lotteries and slot Florida S tats Racing Commission, this," he said In eeneluslon, "b u t
machines. Many laborers
I’m telling yen w hat really kap-maka from five to six doltertf n are Gov. Sholti and Fred P.
W*sk are spending from two to Con*.
dstlrm lnail to gamble and drink four dollars per week on lotSuperintendent Lawton, a ftw
why should not th* gorernm snt taris*. Many of these who win presenting his periodic report, wa*
BLAST KILLS FIVB
establish lotteries and dispen nsvsr recsiv* their winning*. If instructed to forward it to th*
saries in each city la which th* these people just will gamble why comptroller and tha state superROME, Aug. 6.—(AV-An *xplolotteries would b* operated fair not give (hem a fa ir deal.
Intendeat of public Instruction. *Io9 I" tLw ualtlon* factory a t P rly and th* gambling taxed to
Your paper and othera In the The county school nurea, Mrs, batoilo Tuesday klllsd flv* parh*lp support tho ' dependent* of state can render n real service Dorothy Lamb, also filed n re* M«S a id Injured revs raj others.
those who are 'determined to by bringing gambling and drink- port
Authorities s*ld th a ’explosion w as
in g under governm ent sup*tv 1Mr. Lawton reported unsuccess- do# la “tha Improdaucs" of a
sion. You can ease the burden fu? # r tlo n to Me attem p t to pur, worker.
of taxation, enhance lb* value of «>»#• $2,000 of Longwood school
real estate end help provide for
th# dependents of those who th a csrtlfIfste* before the County
w aste their earning in drinking ***** M teptad th e proposal to
and gambling.
bu?
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hcapitals and asylum*.
if • executive "Uk»“ ®1* f n t h ‘ ‘
rasaar" u f |a t dollars. For ordinarily a dollar
►
I grocer la soon spent with the me
—*— .— some employe* with it who buy*
laator of (be stotoi store. The furniture man
la sol Uw amount merchant who spends It -at
. So 11 happens th a t a i
J*
ten or fifteen dollars wort]
» fa M tu u T In t A
And as • c
■L.Lst.i.. - * . “ -ldraw n from business chanm
ii
f
I Ifth lUVI flntlltoiM twvrrk inr# III
« guest of Mr. s*d Mrs, D. A.
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Mkha#1 j . QiUaghar .aid Tues-
„
day
-S S L iJS Jl’s,
th a t
-----------------------litlcal
M ost easily forgot tan thing la
the world) The name e f the Social
ist candidate far th* Vies Presi
dency.—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
tan develop
a course of
lollars wlth-
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3
A bom*
F ath er
Charles
activities.
Re
Union.
m n i ii
true
n ro rr u n
ua
ACIft AVJUU TQU1
K in MAiano cnocoutTn
A#, y$ * *
BOTAL
* COLA
iJ M H r j
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A OCUKATl
*.
assarted
durtng tb* bishop’s visit to Vat
ican City.
taxed farm er, rani e state owner,
.railroads sad other*. Th*** people
nr* tha most overtaxrd of any
other class**. W han th* rail
road# are overtaxed tha burden
falls sp a a th* farm sra sa d produrora w h s hero thJ* to psy to
Dam m
CHKTK1
Bafldiaa
M a te ria ls
H ILL
«
W- W‘ TH° “ P8CN’ Coughlin mly rontiaoT hi. p<^
SANFORD TWENTY YEABS AGO
Henry W itt* rttu rn ad Buadsy,
one Raw Y ork, ■
Mr*. Hinas
Safety H arbor fa
T r u a n t Students
Object Of Move
By County Board
THE SANFORD FORUM
to pi* aanatorial primary.
This $10,000 weekly Is not just $10,000 which 1* spent
v , *-------- 0--------- . .
on lottery tickets and which then return* Immediately InUptfcape tha reason big bulls#** K tho normaj channels of trade. It Is $10,000 which I*
I* «$|lp*Mba Naw Deal 1* eaaauia diverted from legitimate business to lllegltlmsta business
they ^re doing »o much huslnass | an(£ then continues to clrculato In Illegitimate channels.
t ’em to death try-1 A
Asa ffar
a r nn oour
u r legitimate
le g itim a te down
d o w n town merchants and
* ,l[ business men are concerned, It la $10,000 which la burled
i_ i_ _
Ju*t as "urcly an If It were sunk In the ground.
U r c‘ “1pT h “ I
If the purchaser of these lottery tickets were to
j* ^senatorial can! stop playing nftcr one week, that would not be «o. But
palgnlng for D r . they don't. The letter!** are something which go on
whatT
week after week and month after month. A man takes
-o--------his dollar and buys a lottery ticket. That dollar may
about reached tha I come back to him In winning*, or It may go to someone
ia of u i email town e tac, btU whether i t does or whether I t doesn't, whoever
« *, ‘Un* ,#ut our get* It buys another lottery ticket with It, and so on.
sting It off In p n p Thmt dollar Ls as surely out of the normal channels
i w ar in Europe, j
£ rt(j e a , j f i t
not exist a t all. And so are all the
r HaoUad in v e in , other of those 10,000 dollars whkh are spent on lottery
aa a mean* of set- ticket*. They are continuously circulating In UUgltlmat*
Repute* w i t h h o n o r channels and totally outside of business and Industrial
, Wonder how long fields. Just what this means to business can be readily
or* someone chat- seen when one (tops to oonilder just how much business
RBlarT
a single dollar can develop in the course of a w ears
—,
IJourneying*.
.
, ,
; BOM Russian yat,
One dollar a week, removed from the normal chan*
(hssaee D«»o<r*t, nftJj of trade, does not mean that legitimate buaineaa haa
taxation should b* aat said*
(uffersd merely to the extent of
* *”
--------- 'such
for tha upkeep of orphan horn**,
• n,
Brown Declares!*
C irjftl Victim'
HOT DOGS!
Now th at the Townsend Club turn officially endorsed
the candidacy of C. 0 . Andrew* for the United State*
Senate, an isaue haa been joined in the senatorial race,
and proepects for a close contest loom large whereas for
m erlr it waa generally conceded that Doyle Carlton
would have a walkaway,
- I t I* a widely admitted fact that former Gov. Carlton'a standing and reputation have been greatly en
hanced among the people as the petty bickering and nar
row-minded back-biting of disgruntled job hunters have
died out and « better realization of the trials and tribu
lations through which Gov. Carlton guided the destinies
of this state during the depth of the depression, bee been
gained by the citizens of Florida.
Certainly there are not many people so Competent
to command attention In Washington and to satisfy the
needs of this state as Doyle Carlton. Without, exception
those who were moat qualified to serve Florida adequately
in the United States Senate recognised the competence of
Mr. Carlton, and hia desirability, and withdrew from the
race, or, declined to run against him.
It remained, however, for Judge Andrews who (a practically unknown In state-wide politics though he he* dab
bled In local politics all of his life, and who though be
ing a very pleasant gentleman has no particular quelift*
cations for the office, to provide the basis for something
of a contest, , Had it not been that he managed to
phenagle the endorsement of the Townsend Clubs, Carl
ton's election would have been a certainty.
As it Is anything may happen. Unfortunately Carl
ton and Andrews are not making their race In a regu
lar Democratic primary, but in a special election In which
they are the only two contenders for the only office con
tested. Consequently there will not be the usual flood -of
local candidates to help get the vota out, and vary like
ly there will not bo tbc usual universal trek to the polls
on election day.
However, we£ suspect that the Townsendite* will
vote. As some of them may figure it, their stake in the
outcome of this election may be $200 a month, and those
who feci th a t way about it are not likely to pass up an
opportunity to feather their nest. And if the rank and
file of the Townsendltcs submit to the orders of their
discredited leaders, and vote for Judge Andrews, while
the rest of the people sit complacently a t home trusting
ail will be well, South Florida Is likely to be without the
a*
p
m
A'
Chfcker
Chop Socy
■aqr
favarHa ' i
�IT,'AUGUST t, 1938
Playing At Tha Ritz To-Night
Social A n d Personal
v
£ octal Calendar
Methodist Circle
Has Monthly Meet
L irtie Number Three of the
Viral Methodist Chureh met on
Monday afternoon at 3:S0 o'clock,
wllh Mrs. 0. J. Hop# aa haste**.
Mr*. R. M. Turner prodded end
also led the deeotionaln. The leaeon on "Stewardship Property"
given by Mr*. J. F. Hall,
kcfvetary'e report continued
bus in*** meeting, after which
a *odal hour wa* enjoyed while
refreahmenta were served.
Those present were: Mr*. 8. O.
Rhlnhoker. Mr*. J. P. Hell, Mr*.
Lurill# Albritton, Mr*. D. C. Barellff, Mr*. Clarence Smith, Mr*.
C. F. Dr*nan. Mina Lola Evan*,
Mr*. H. W. Turner, Mrs. R. M.
Mason, who acted as assistant
hostess, Mrs. John Vaughn. Mr*.
Georgia H art, and Mr*. 0 . J.
Pop*. •
f
TOO LATE T QCI.A881FY
W ANTED: Young lady or young
man who Is Interested in learn
ing good trade. Apply In person
to ( M M U . l t . H arald offica.
“I Get 22 Miles
tj» t$he Gallon
with my Dodge”
Hergld Staff H v ,
Picnic At Daytona
* • »P
t ' Hr
Year t lax Levy
P irso n a h
Governor Says Ro
ll a c t i o n la Out
s t a n d i n g Event
r r jid g k . a c i n i t u i c m NEW YORK. Aug. 0.—(AO—
t y . rr%TH o r r t a a i D A
In
ro iho oatato of MAB1L 9k
Jennie Augusta Hruwnvxirabv. In h t u x h
.
ternationally known painter who**
i* n to iiT C
Nolle# la h#rvh| glv«o
|k f
c m n i u are exhibited in f*»sra! •niU
rviinH will, on tho
lay
eillea In the 1'm tnl Statca end of •yofamhar. A. I> Ittt. proaont
England, died yr-tenlny at h« r ( In tli# llunnrahla nmuniy Judgo of
£ontln*t1o I'ounly, Florid*, hla f|«
home t t Bayaide. Umg laland. She oal ralurn. account and >ou«h«rt
x m M y eari old.
a« aiiaimiRirator of tho Rata in mi
m a iii :i « M. srriLRt. d»rau«4 u 4
at ««i<1 lima, than am. I hero. maka
e x -j u r i s t u ik s
applli-atlon to tha aald Jndro far
a fiital aatM*mant of hla atatala*
trail •* of aald aataia. a ad far A*
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. A n . d .-(> n
vO«rhar| Ing him aa amok
William 8. Andrewa, 7*. r«tt-e<l a«lmlntM ratnr.
Judge of the New York Stale Court a , ?»!*1i m U ,h* ,Bd *“ * •*
of Appeal a. died yesterday.
U 1. II A R T L K T .
Aa Administrator of lh*K rt*l**f
VIABEL a. m u K
D lI U H i
TAJ jLAHAESEE. A yr «.-<*>
—Governor Shall* fired the 1M3M • kata tag Irey at % 1-t rallia
yvalerday, reducing It three mlDa
lfln . Mae Mason ie visiting bar /re n t the IIU -M l«ey. Oa naIU
parents. Ur. and Mm. W. E. Mae- repraeaota about *37&,OQ« tag oa
eugai, of R est Drive.
real relate In Florida.
r c T r r io n
pan
v ix a l
o tn The reduction, ha raid, ( M
Roy Reel, eon of Mr. and M rs made poaaibie becauae there are
■
x
^
e
t
t
m
n
r
c
o
r
i
T
T
jod
ow .
R. J. Reel of Fourth Street, wna balancee in various fuade »upI l M i a o t l r o i x T i , rvA Tn o p
operated on yaeterday In Jackson ported by direct ad valorem tax
v l o s id L
In t f l eaUte of HAHR1KTTB F
ville for appendicitis.
ation.
UCAVITT.
_
_
Nolle* I* horobjr given tk it W.
- I h are eat the mlllage for the
Edward Evarett Horton and Irene Harvey in
A. UCAVITT boa M»4 bla flnak
Mr. and Mr*. Qrover Cochran current ftacal year at S 1-* mllle,
r*9or( as Administrator of (bo
end so u , Ward and Cageas, b a rs which la the lowaat In tha his n comedy riel playing at tha Rita tonight.
Ml*to of lURIUhTTK F. UCAV
ITT. docoaaoL; that ho h*a flltd
returned from a vacation ipent a t tory of the state aa far ae rec
bla potltlon for final dlocbargo.
Hollywood, Fla. They wvre ac ord* are available,** be *ald In
and that o i iho SI day of Aa- S K I N S U F F E R K K C
companied homo by Mr*. Minnla
A1UMUO* *
9
uit. I9M, bo will apply to lha
a prepared statem ent.
oaorabla J u O Sharon. County Uoo R ound O d m M i to r i l h r i tkm
B. Ward.
Jodga of boailnolo I’ouaiy. Flori Micitlonlog itch o | ---------r i rkjJd.
“ It compares with U mllle la
da, lor approval of *ald final re
I W . The lowest previous millport and for final dlorhargo aa
Mia* Helen Wellman left loday age according to the record was
NEW YORK. Aug. * .- ( * ’) WE8T PAI.M BEACH, Aug. AdmlnUlralor of IIAIUUKTTU K
for her homo in W inter P irk aftdOOoaaod.
In 1M7—*9 year* ago—when It Hot weather again stopped tha na 0.—W>—Declining to rule on the leKAVITT*
Thla II day of iuna. lilt.
e r stopping bars fo r ten -lay* A ir
was four mills."
W. A. UCAVITT.
tion'*
harvest
of
sees
lest
week
s
i
paternity
of
the
nino-monlhs-old
ing which aha organised t ie lonual
The new levy la one mlfl for on y 23 golfers holed out their boy triplets, children f Mrs. I*>l»
l>*auty pageant p re s e n t.• ut tha
public school*. one-half mill for tee ihots to lift the year's total Miller, Judge ('. E Chllllngworth
Rita Theater last night
the
8 ta te Llvaatoek Sanitary membership In the National llole- today awarded the children to I
Hoard, one-haJf mill for the InO ne Club to 946.
the temporary custody of their
Mrs. A. Scheck, Mr. and M is .1
S tats Board of Health, IhresEves down In Taaas, where the mother. The triplets are claimed
Behack, and children. Evelyn and i
tighU mill for th , »tate prtaoo, ace brigade has dropped VO one- by both the woman's present
Harold, of Union City, N. J„ .,o
and one-eighth mill
for
free ahotleri to lead the nation, only hnaband, T J Miller of thin city,
tha gueit* of Mr. and Mr* T. J . :
on* hide-ln-on* was tailed during sad Louie Pierre of Miami. Mrs.
McGlona at th eir home o,. bourn I achoel textbook*.
Sanford (Avenue. They f|,„t vis- I A levy of 3 2-8 null* this year the week. Indiana scored two mere Miller married her present hus
for Confederata
pcnalon*
was
band after the children were
ited theC enU nnU i at DalL*. T«*. eliminated ratirely becauaa there to rai*e its total of HU
A pair of the finest perform born. Both men >l.tm paternity
u , before coming to Florid..
la a balance of | i . 1*3,040 in that ance* were (cored on the Uncoln and Pierre in (he present court
lund, which the Governor said Park municipal link* *t San F ran net ion sought to obtain custody
"if aufficient to pay all Con- cisco where E iere tt Hick* and P. of the boy*.
lixlsrata veterans pension* teen A. llenningaen got acta on thtu Ithout any additional rCeanaa 212-yard ilxteenth hole.
.Tha firet alp w ill toM*
lor 1.1 months Into the naxt advinca yOu that hara la 0
lolnlatralioa.**
a p a r k l t n g , in v ljo ra tU g
The free textbook mlllage was
Cola th at ia richer, tan*'
induced from 3-4 to l-B bseenaa
FRANKFORT ON-MAIN, Gerthere it a balance of |104,000 maay, Aug. 0^-lA*)—The airliner
tier. I t’a doubly good 194
In the fund.
Hladanburg de|w itr|l f«w Lakednetkl a low a la s I
" It h at been the usual custom burst. N. J., laat night at 8:3S P.
of gevtrnora to reduta the mill- M. (2 34 P. M . E. S. T )
age In their last year to the lowcal point poeeible and in soma
Started in 1U15, the British In
instance* antirely too low, work- dustries Fair la generally con
lag an unlntanlional hardship up sidered Ike world’s largest nation
on the incoming adm inistration. al trad* fair end I* etUndcd an
-F rankly, I am of tha opinion nually by buyer* from ell part*
, th a t based upon the present eon- of the world.
S»m t Price JoJ ju .
work. It w ii announced. An obi dition of state finance* and on
y j 4 5 K ir s A q o
w
age
pehaion
progrom
I*
Khrduled
future
Indications,
tha
mlllage
Leslie
Fenton
and
Ann
Dvorak,
iContlmiftri from p a |, „„,)
B ottling Co*
to
begin
Oct.
1.
could
have
been
limited
to
the
hi*
wife,
handle
their
ketch.
Po
ing crashed Into an Intra-city
V
23 o u n c c i2 5 f V
Hanferd
Among
the
varied
duties
of
tha
one
mill
levy
required
by
the
lar!*. without other new
motor bus. Private Hoke Smith
Hall, driver of the car, was local departm ents are the Inves Constitution for schools, and tha
killed outright. He was visiting tigation of out-of-town inquiries, one-half mill for the Stale Board William lllrth, based hi* 'am palgn
local relief of Health and o n *-half mill fog principally on “antl-B«"*l*m." It*- Mil IONS Of •**ItlMIA lU r'l M||ba
hla parents her* on a furlough co-operating with
distribution of the Livestock Baaltary
Board Me W. B arrett of St. Louis won the
from Maxwell Field, Moatgom- authorities and
U • l» f » Ol'U f.OYI ON Ml N I
*ry> Ala. Thla was hla twenty- of surplus commodities to needy which, according la the italttlea, GOP nomination.
cannot be decreased by tb# gov
eighth birthday.
HU brother, famllle*.
The Board h a t eipressed a be ernor.
Jip m * Hell. 23, Jacksonville, died
lief th a t those whs have plasty
In a hospital.
"However, in a sp irit af fairpaaslbla
MU* Thelma Powell, Jackson are wot aecur* unless those whs ae** and to avoid af
ville, an unidentified young wom have nothing obtain soma degree question aa to the mil
cut to low aa to make epaeallona
an, and P riv a t, Jam *. Wilton of of security.
Statistics gathered In Seminole difficult for tha anaulag yaar,
Maxwell Field, were hurt.
The bus driver, who wax only County show th a t 141 peraana lb* first year of the Incoming
•lightly hurt, aald the car tried were selected for study In regard adminUtrmtlon, and In order to
to paaa a taxi and ran Into tha to old age pension*. There were pUy safe, I am foregMag the
boa. There were no passenger* 72 famllle* w ith dependent chil additional decrease of one-half
dren.
on the but.
mill which l m ight have made.
The local branches of tha sta te
“Nevertheless lha reduction of
HUNTINGDON. Pa.. Aug. 0 . - unit also handle enlistments a f three mills U an outstanding aaCCC
boy*
and
tha
certification
complUhmant th a t will ba re
14)— A huge Pittsburgh to New
flected In state manta sent oat
York bus overturned twice In a of tha WPA.
Federal
provisions
have
bean
to taxpayer* thU fall. It U In
driving rainstorm on a moun
tainside twelve miles west o f made whereby tha U. 8. govern dead gratfylog th a t the fUaal
here today killing two persona m ent will match any sum a sta ts condition of Florida today per
government elloaate* up to a mits thU m aterial reduction"
and Injuring thirteen.
certain limit fo r welfare work
Tha dead are listed by com
pany offleUU as Frank Haluk. undrr stale supervision.
O , Youngstown, Ohio, and Mine
b
Florence K. Corrigan, M. Cleve
land. Ohio.
Six of IB passenger* warn
trapped beneath tha wreckage
Twenty-Three Shoot Paternity Question
Hole-In-One Golf
Remains Unsettled
Piffgly Wjggly Plans
Huge Store Contest
S
T W I C E AS M U C H - T W I C E AS GOOD
IfjpuM e COLA
£&ve H Q
Welfare B o a r d
Driving Toward
Plane And Motor
Accidents T a k e
L i v e s Of Twelve
l f ^ BAKING
A V POWDER
NE-HI
TW
'A
ROWN
TWO WEEK'
WITH PAY
Political Leaders
Life Begins At
Observe Townsend
17 For Louis Result In Kansas
Claimed By Two WASHINGTON, A«*. • - - £ * -
To-Night
.d .l/W re rW
I'w U ssM frwa* Pass #**
• 60-ytar-ald m eat cuttar who
charged tha G arosra -sw ept bar
off her fast,**
Tha PtQlnuuu did net ladiesta
whether they contemplated legal
action.
Louise Madeline, an attractive
brown haired g irl of medium
height and statu re, said aba
w sated to ba • Musa.
I l t s right strung*, but I a l
ways wanted In bo n n u n * my*
salf,” said H ra. Garner. "A 'td
Mary Louisa says aba alw ays
wanted to bn one."
“God baa lab m e anffar snauwk
by having to d a witkaok asy th u d
ail tbssa year*. I ’m sarry fo r tha
Pittm ans, of a s area, b a t Mpry
Louis* Un*t Uwig ghity aft# r aA
“l*vs prayed n rery night O u t
a * would U t thing* work out
Weakness of Towmsewd caadldsts*
In Kansas and Ml*soar! appeared
last night to ba lha chief Item ef
national
significance resulting
from Tuesday*! prim aries In ihoaa
states and V irginia. Kansas Rtpobllcana expected
flaal tabulations to show • GOP
total, topping U u t of tbo Dem
ocrats. A a y Interpreted this as *
swing aw ay from President Uoo**volt who ta rrie d tha *Ut* by 1*4,.
000 m ajority In l l t t .
In V irginia, w lgro tha oaleoms
la N ovaubar U not In dotiot «*en
though h e r tw n sen ato r, have been
raid to A dm inistration policies,
N*w Deal stra te g ists nsvsrihw
law frond U tU tto tlo n In ths fact
lha Norman R. HamlHan was g ir
th s Dsmocretld nam lnatw n for lha
tfooM of R apreontU U w i In tbo
third district, defeating R sp n x n U thrs Colgate W . Darden, • mem
ber a f le n a to r H arry
Byrd's
organisation. S enator Carls.- Glass
WoB T*g— h u lls n w ithout oppou*
d i r n l Butt Tom
•nm*tdaU lor r» rDemos ta ils primary,
C, i f a rk ’s oppenent.
^VACATION TIME ia here. The family car I piled
high with baggage and you’re off for two weeks . . .
to the seashore, the mountains, the lakes . . . or muybe
you’ll play gipsy and wander the world with a road
map. .
;
But no matter what you do, or where you go, you’ll
need to stock
up before i you leave. There’ll be many
, «j
things to buy-sunburn lotion, bathing caps, a traveling bag, a new tire. There’ll be many things to plan
—places to see, and places to stop.
Read the advertisements first—the travel adver• *. a
tisementa which mention hotels and comfortable places
to eat and, sleep. -Read the advertisements of Vaca
tion Special*—equipment that you must have if you’re
going to enjoy every day away.
It’s surprising what a help the advertisements are.
They teU you of savings. *. they post you on the newIm improvements . * . they remind you of things you
«j%|)t have forgotten. . . and they make your two
COLA
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
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Hayes Touched
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THU RSDA Y, A U G U ST V 1 M 4 ,
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For 11 Blows;
Torres Triples
Jesse Owens Is
Riding Crest Of
Shining Career
Sanford Errors Con: tribute L a r g e l y
L To G-Men .Victory
American Stars Cut
M i g h t y Pathway
Through Olympics
Gallegos Equals Loop
Record By Account
ing For Seven Runs
By K, H. CULLUM
Tha Gainesville U-Men defeated
4h* ■lookout*
hero yeeterday
afternoon, I to a, In the only
gam * of a scheduled double-heedo r, tha second game being post
poned In the beginning of the
first- Inning account of ralru
L
e fty H
_____________
Lofty
layes, on the mound for
th e • Lookouts, gave up I t
good fo r seven rune.
The G-Men put over their flrat
tw o rune In the fourth Inning.
P ittm an opened the Inning with
B double to left field, Beach aln
glad to short right, Ijtngaton
lettin g th e ball get away from
him,1 Pittm an scoring and Beach
OLYMPIC STADIUM, Berlin,
Aug. 6.—(AO—Jeoo* Owens flood
on ih* highest level of tb« Olym
pic victory platform yesterday
With cold rain pelting hi* bar*
head and the eheero of 100,000
spectator* ringing In hU car*.
It was the supreme moment In
the life of tha 22-year-old Ohio
Stale collegian who wa* born of
humble negro parenla
In the
hamlet of Danville, Alabama.
A few m inute,
before the
streamlined, stout-hearted nrgro
ha I completed the greatest feat
uf modern athletic history by
winning the 200-meter dash in
the record breaking Olympic time
of 20 7 seconds for the first
Olympic “triple’’ since
Paavo
Nurmi, rrdoubtable Finn, won
thiee ehampolnshlp* a t Pari, in
DAYTONA B EA C H Aug. 0—
Daytona Beach's Islanders took th*
w o n t licking they have suffered
this year yesterday at the hande
of Palstka, b at the Islets remained
a t the top of th* league standing,,
leading Gainesville by tw o percentig* point*.
The A u r a s romped all over
three Islander pitchers and an ou'.fielder called in for mound duty
yesterday afternoon, blasting out
five home runs, • triple and two
doublet in a n lA-hlt assau lt th a t
won for them a 19 to 8 victory.
Teen Gallegos, Palstka mdnager,
tied the league record for runs bat
ted in, set by Manager Andy A n
dersen of the Islanders, when ho
chased home seven runs on a hom
er. a triple and a single In fife
trips to tho plat*.
Hines, Axalea shortstop, j o t two
homers during the wild game,
Kryniell,
rig h t
fielder,
a m i^ w
Andrew*, eegterfleUer, also eou^^H
netted for th4 circuit, *s did G e n o ^
Bellckl. Islander yotcher.
Waller Brown took tn tho shower* with one out Id the flra t a fte r
giving up ty p w alki and two hoi-ie n for four Puns, He w ia replaced
by Hank Gornlckt, .who t>U«hed
one and a third inning*, giving
up three hit*, for thrye runs be
fore he gave way fg Jack Hall.
Hall was n ic M far five hits and
seven rnns, Including a coupe ,if
homers. Then Jack Morton was
colled In frim left field end, mak
ing his debut a« a pitcher for
the (slander*, limited tho A ialeaa
to eight hits and fir* runs In six
•nn a third Inning*.
Sanford Lookout! will meet
the DeLand Reds In a doubleheader here tomorrow at 2:30
P. M. It la the final twin
Mil on home grounds between
tha two teams.
HELEN STEPHENS WINS OLYMPIC 100-METER TITLE
Azalea* Swamp
Islanders 19-8 •
In Weird Game
HARDIN
WINS OLYMPIC HURDLES
1 1 x. \ V
' 1
ar^ s I "
«. IS ‘
1020.
Helen Stephens, the form gtrl from Pulton M e, povo the United Stetee It* first victory In women** trick
competition whon oho won tho Olympia 100-motor eheinplonohlp In Berlin. Thlt radiophoto S h o w , her
grassing the finish line In one of the hosts. In that heat eh* wa* timed el I M seconds, breaking
the' world*! record by four-tontho of e second.
(Associated Press Photo)
Owen’s third trim ph In three
days he won the 100-mcter Mon
day ami the broad Jump Tues
day distinguished him as the
going to third. Pfeifer popped
fust American to score a “triple"
out to short, McMullen laid down
in '12 years, since Archie Hahn,
Glenn Hardin, th* Man racer from Greenwood, Mies, woo th* Olympia
n bunt to llayea who frote in the
Harry Hillman, and Ray Ewry
♦00-meter championship at th* gem** In Berlin. He I* seen In this
Beach scoring and McMul
rodlophet* as ho took the barrier In *n* of tho ho*ta th at taw him
turned tha trick a t quaai-gamca
len safe on flrat.
MlMd i t 0M ooeonds. By winning th* tltlo, ho tuccoetfully dofortdod
at St laiuls In 1904. Few for
They added one more In the
hi* otympta and world rocord*. (Associated Pro** Photo)
n g n r r s competed a t St. Louia,
fifth , tha result of errors by
ami Owens' feat a t Berlin dwarfs
Short, atop Clary and Third Base
everything else by comparison
man Catea ami aecured one run In
P a ri, achieve
DELAND, Aug. 0. —Casey Dud.t except Nurmi's
each the xlith end eighth Inning t
ment in winning the 1.300 meter
silenced
tho
Saints’
h
itters
here
and three In the ninthyesterday afternoon a* liie Reds and 5.000 meter runs and the 10,*
Sweeney, on the mound, yit-hh-d
won
over the Ancient C ity'crew by 000 meter crose country.
Up two runs on two hitx In the
As tha Stars and Stripes was
|
the
score
of 2 to U in an ubbreviat.
flrat Inning. Clary, fir>t up,
hoisted to the masthead of the
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y., Ang.
drew a base on halls, Ijingxton
victory flagpole for the third
fl.—(A*)—Top-seeded Gregory Mxnfouled out, Blstruf struck out.
gln, of Newark. N. J , und Frsnkio
DeLand scored in the first In time in Owens' honor, the Ohio
Cetea doubted to left field to
ri.O lilllA »tATH i.K ifiL i:
Stale negro faced the flag and
i*et. ning as Didrlksen opened with u
IxS’Ml
score Clary and Torres singled ark rr, of Springluke, N. J , 1035
In
m ilitary
fashion.
winners, started their -meat for s haYf'>mt llritrli
41
til-T
i t single lo left followed hy Welch’t saluted
II
to rig h t to score Calcs.
M
ir| lJl' one timer to right re n te r . After Owens alone nt the halfway mark
u
till Ini’MVHI*"
race."
»
'»
The Lookouts' final run cams -.ceiind log on the Meadow club's (*ll IIIt k 4
*1
SI
Ml Bolling skied to re n te r followed hy of the Olympics h»» scored more
lO
(1 41
In the eighth. Langston went out historic tennis double bowl* here 1If 1,Mfit]
His eyes sparkled.
inn
fu
st
places
In
men’s
traek
and
47 II
WASHINGTON, Aug. 0.—(/P)
J"* Chisrlo's free ticket to tha initial
to right field, Blstruf singled yesterday afternoon by brrrslng HI. Ai.|K um11no
“Dean cam* to u i aa a • boy
H
i
tsi
.1*
field
than
any
single
nation,
and
— A husky, black-haired young
VssierOav’s Hraolis
| 'u s h h m Simon drove homo the
ovor the pitcher's head, Torres through pair of straig h t set viester, wide-shouldered and with a I who’d done aorae pitching and
l-slstko l». lioylons l l . s r h i
two runs with a hit th rough tho only nne less than all the rest
h it to the left center fence for « torles to gain the q u arter final
of the natlona of the world com
IM Ia rx vtll i- ». OsnlurU J second
spiiug
In his
step, walked1 played college and semi-pro outround
of
the
team
tournam
ent.
triple, bringing In Cetus. This
field. Th* minute 1 laid eye* on
gilfflf pUHlptlltfU, I 411II.
bined.
(hruugh
the
hotel
lobby
as slate-' him though, 1 (mew he w *j a
Their
first
victims
were
Martin
Neither
teum
was
able
to
score
HI. A o a u s t l l i r
Q*
D rLund
ended the scoring.
ly
old
Curncllus
McGIlllcuddy
t r a i l e d e nd ..f Tth )
With
Owens
setting
tho
pace
Btraby,
of
Miami,
F
la
,
and
W
at
a fter the Drat tuning as the oppos
ARbough Hayes gave up 11
f ir s t baseman, and he h ie thor(fa m es T o d a y.
ing moundsmen settled down Into for the star spangled athlotci,
Hanford al U.Lanil.
h lta 'th a game wa# really lust on son W ashburn, New York, by scores
NEW YORK, Aug. 0 . - U n pursued his usual morning cus- 'oughly convinced me of my early
the
United
Stale*
continued
It*
D s y l o n s He sell a l (t al ne sv ll lx .
: a neat pitchers’ durl.
error* mada by his teammates, of fl-1, 6-3. B urts Bulware, Jack
it eld a t the prohibitive odds of 1 tum of talking baseball.
Judgment,
HI A u a o s l l n e s i 1'alslks.
Mr. McGllllrudd/'s face, slen
Two successive hits In th* eighth trium phant sweep by annexing to 25, one of the shortest prices
DO leaa than seven of commission sonville, Fie., and Paul Gulhord.
"T hat chap la a student * of
' for the Saints w rle wiped out at the discus throw and pol# vault quoted xlnce the days of Men der, sharp and somewhat seri baseball. You don't find many
S tt l D S A t IK tlillK
and any number of omission be Me rose, M aas, were only a llttlo
F p I.
W o n lx*>||
championship
and
sotting
now
ous,
lighted
up
as
he
saw
the
I n i made. H ayc. struck out 10 tougher, going down by a 0-4, 0-4 Hi Ltiulfl
**’• r* 'n f° rc*d the suspension of
O’War, A ire d O. Venderbllt’e Dis
.'aVl
Ill
Cl ' I I
of Uioaa an y snore. 'D e a a 'ito d lw
Olympic record* In tn* bargain. covery won th* seventh running of youth.
.i»S*i
»y.
441
it
and walked only two, while Swce count.
1‘ hliMKti
closely, asks questions and Ileonty-A
:.frt
I
S
Ken
Carpenter,
230-pound
giant
H
N
r
w
Y
.
i
r
k
’’Now,”
h*
said,
simply,
The
youthful
rlay
court
cham
Didrlksen
was
the
only
phsyrr
»«7 ■truck out three and Issued
the Wilson Mil* tn a common
quickly.
.itS
11
49
ri c h
plona, second seeded Bobby Riggs 4I MI nttruIljiu
■* lo hit safely more than once from Compton, C alif, won th* ran te r a t Saratoga yesterday for “there1* a boy for you.”
MM U s e on ball*
.!»io
410
id
in all
I*
“H* hopped from semi-pro
ro ttoo ™
discu*
with
a
now
Olympic
record
I
I
47
S
S
Tho
white-haired
manager
of
and
Wayne
-Sabin,
of
Loa
Angeles,
I
tl
In
the
game,
having
garnered
two
Ititaliili
McMullen starred a t the bat
hla second victory tn less than a
the m ajors but he already haa
.114
J»
11
throw of 106 feet, 7 29-04 Inches. week.
the
Philadelphia
Athletics,
bet;JJJ
hits
In
four
ufftctal
trip
s
to
the
fo r tha G-Men getting threa hit* C alif, dropped a set lo Esmond I'hUemldlphlkb
.
1
1
2
1
1
11
l l r u u k l y it
shown such promise th at there
Earle Meadows, 105-pound Fort
plate.
llaaalla
1 p g | r H a f ,i
out of five tim es up, batting in end A lastalr Martin, of Prince
Vanderbilt declared -to w ta with »:r known to the fane as Connie
N r w T u r k N. I In al tm 4.
The Reds engage the Sanford W urth, Texas boy, captured the P rrp le Knlgkt In order to. ke/p a Mack, has been slxlng up baU ara very few first basemeh in
three runs and scoring two. Tor- ton, N. J , oefnre they could pass
the league I ’d swap for him."
B r o o k l y n T, P h i l a d e l p h i a
aggregation here Ibis afternoon on pole vault, soaring lo a
res for the Lookout, got two their first test at 5-7. 0-3, 0-2.
HI, I*ouIh I: Ctilt'BRo I,
weight penalty off hi* them pioa players since before Teddy Roose
Lcvlll (Chubby) Dean la Joat
Olympic record of 10 feet, 2 15ntU tiurR h At Cincinnati,
velt
stormed
San
Juan
H1U.
He
bite out of four trips to the plate, Hahln w ia badly off In this match.
but the form er wa* not good
20 years old and weigh* 175
10 Inches. Carpenter and Meadrarely
pleki
a
lemon.
bolting In two of the three Look- In their aecond Mart th e Califor- sam*,
(ilMM T«4*f.
owe* or* both Southern Cali enough to beat th* only other
“ l-oviil Dean Is my first base- pounds. H* baa - * wide smile
Ml. L o u i s Ml C l i b i » .
niatis Improved sufficiently to
. out run*.
rune.
•ta rte r, Elmer Del* Shaffer’* 81.
engaging
personality.
I liirvt i ■ft a t Na w York.
fornia collegian*.
A delr
dair pulled the fielding
Drilling gt-m
g<-m crush nobby Itarm in, Lo* A ngelo,
men
now and h ell be a t flrat and an
Bernard. As th* result Johnny BeBrooklyn at rhlUd*-Iphla.
Duka
University
wax
his college
G
reat
Brltian,
winning
Ita
first
of Ui* day when he went In to .an d
Modrxte A|!oo, Hollywood, Other* nut srhedulfc*.
jahsk had to win with DDcovery when I get my rcguler team,"
Olympic title of tho gamoo, cap and he brought th* 5-yter-oM said tho 73-ycar-old patriarch of and ha played on Dixie eeral-pro
(loop left field foul territory to Calif., 0-0, (1-2.
team s.
tured th* 60,000 meters walk chestnut home six lengtKe In front th* diamond.
got Catea' long fly right
"
Moot‘ apeclacular match of the
W on 1*0*1
Till* season was hardly a
whan Harold Hector Whitlock, of f l t Bernard. Purple Knfght was
<4
.447
acora boanl In the xlxth
21
“R tgular team 7" he was asked.
| day wax the on# In which W alter *»» Yurl
.644
44
month o ld , before Dean was re
1*
r
u tim r ltl.H
member
of
king’*
guard,
eleppsd
"I
mean
when
I
finish
re
Hmlor
and
flene
Smith,
of
U
*
another
five
lengths
back.
.619
ij
47
,
nti
garded a* on* of th* moat dan
off th* distance In a new Olym
.631
65
41
l A ngelo, defeated Robert Under- l»xlr»ll
Tha event was almost an exact building—when I've got a team
Burk. Ill
t
pinch-hitter*
In the
61
61
.61 4
pic record of 4 hour*, 30 mtnuUs, duplicate of last y tar'a running that will flgura in th* pennant gerous
Adair. It
}
.445
60
63
?
R*'w*n l' S U n- W ohlna.,
IMttnixn. Jh
;
American
League.
41
seconds.
o ford University a Eastern Interrol. iHt Ixmlx
34
44
.231
w htn Bejshak rod* Discovery to
Bearh. e»
J
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34
.240
47
Throughout tho cold and rainy victory In another three-horse
rfelfrr. rf
*
« loglatn champions. Drllllant team l*h,l»del»>
li r a n llB
M e M u ll. n , II.
*
day,
Amarican
athlete*
aUged
field.
Under
th
e
rwolght-for-sg*
o
work
hy
the
Stanford
duo
enabled
N,w
v,
iMiin
2.
iMePoiieil. a
another victory procession sur conditions of th* race, Discovery
1 l.'hlrtiRii
4-9.
B e v e ll, ex
*
■weeney. v
*
tion which opened May 15 and passing yesterday’s trium phant got Into th* rveat with only 120
eloxed
Aug.
I.
field day by finishing ono-two pounde In tho saddle, with th* reTotale
•!
Heorca of priie* went to ang'era In th* 200 matey*, on*-two In Ul* ault psychic hid, Gleeman and
of Now York, Boaton, laltlm ora, discu* throw, flrat, fourth kn<4 Chlcstraw were scratched.
Chicago and elxewhere. ,‘Um Milli t i l t h In th* pol* vault and w rit
gan of New York took h at place ing three new - Olympic record*
with the iro ille it c a tc h -* IQ l-]f Into th* hooka.
pound tarpon.
Two F lorida Racqueteers Saints Silenced As
Duda Hurls
D efeated A t Southampton Casey
Reds To 2-0 W in
bon.
Martin Buxby, Burtz Bulward Fall Before
Onslaught* Of Top Seeded Stars,
Frankie Parker, M angin_______
Connie Mack Picks Chubby
Dean A s Coming Ball Star
THE S T A N D I N G S .1"^:
First Sacker Hops From Semi-Pro League
To Majors; Regarded As Dun,
gerous Pinch Hitter
Discovery Is Held
To Shortest Odds
Since Man 0 ’ War
Florida Announces
Staff O l Coaches
HOME R U NS_
By Tha AaaocUtad Prexa
Yeaterday’a homera: O tt, Glanta,
f ; Rlppta, Glanta, 1; Cueehteln,
Bee*, 1; Davta, Cardinal*, t; West,
Brown*, I t Clift, Brown*, l i WMagglo, Yankee*, J.
Tha leader*: Gehrig, Yaakeee,
33; Troeky, Indiana, 8l> f o n . B et
S o l. S it O tt. Giants, 28; EM n,
Phllllee, M ; CamiLI, Phil Ilea. M i
A rarill, Indians, W.
L o a n # Totala.
American — --------------- -
W ant
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 0.~<A V Tb* University of Florida yea terday announce^ It* coaching s ta ll
as. follows) '
Josh Cody, athletic dlroetor. head
« w h and baakatbalt; A. G. PatUlo, eeslstant athletic director; Loois Herd*go, basahell and foolMI;
Carlo* Procter,, boxing and foot,
hall; •Dutch Seaaloy, iatraraurxJj
and assistant f a t t e n ; ' Rand Dip.
*>». r»H And assistant football;
Ph*y > Beard, i track, I and Frank
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p lc h a y o u u p a n d k a tp a
y o u u p . S te fa b o tU a b a a
jm o a g h In I t to JU1 jty q
Vy one who really t u r n
B ria n - Jeweler. M ag. A m .'
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•addle back, rather
largo buahy tafl.
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Law Grips
Treatment Of Martial
Contracts Are
Strike-Torn Greece
Nationals In
Awarded On 5
School Routes
Sphin Is Hit
Germany, E n g l a n d
H u r l Protests At
; Loyalists, Rebels;
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Revolutionists
i Nearing Madrid
U. S. Says Warring
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___EIGHT p e r i s h i n p l a n e CRASH NEAR s V . LOUIS
Applicants F or Jobs
\ As Drivers M u s t
Apply To Heads Of
Lines, Lawton Says
J u d g e Sentences
Tampa Floggers To
4 Years In Prison
Ministers Seek
Referendum On
Slot M achines
Five individuals lust night were
gi\en school bus contracts cuv| cring routes in the iranluril dis
trict. The local Board of Trustees
' made the awards.
I t . K, Chorpening received the
E ast Side route; M. V. Gmder wav
handed the South Side; Iho West
bide was taken by Carl Fender;
the Rev. Alfred Erickson took the
PtlUlon* will l*r (>u*'ii*nt»,*l at th**
Upsa!a route, while the Golden
poll a on Tuciilitv linking t lu* St*nfi
Lake .ine is to be handled by \ .
note County cum m m um tni t«* I51 1
J. Spemllove.
villa for a rofi'ie lulu tn 'in slot iwnT. W. Lawton, county school su
All eight p**r»4itn nlkoanl loat th*-ir livrs *h»n a t hicago ami Southern Air Linen plane c r i a h t r i ^ i n c * to be hel l at the general
perintendent, said persons seeking into a fieM u few minute* a f te r taking off
from S t l>mi* fur ('hicago. Thi* pile of wreckage
election in S\»vi»mWr m proviilnl
jobs as out drivers should apply all that m ii a m i r i »■? the «hlp. Among th*
tie*.I "«•»»■ t *• pilot Ku**ell Momiuuh »f New Orleans and for in the law legalizing riot inn
I to the contractors and not to his
Vernon thnlie of M» mphta. Tenn., fannui*
Hiet * In* h«u«Ut| hi* own private aviation com pan/. (, A w- f chine* which win pa«««*<l at the
I office.
la*l pension of the LegLiInture
John Mrt.ixas (above), premier
Rigid physicial examinations will ftociatrd Pie** Photo>
without K vote of the people.
_uii
and "strung man" of Greece, wns fct. required of those anaking sppii*
Thh in n o y n*-i’ivn ni wai mnde to
Five Former Police
men Will Appeal
Case To Supreme
C o u r t Of Florida
Dewell Denies
Inaugu
Men New Trials
Great Britain and Ger
many today both protested
vigorously .to the Spanish
government and the Rebels
^gainst the treatment of
nationals in the civil war
%rhlch is sweeping Spain.
Thn execution of tour
young Nails near Barcelona
was called “‘murder’ by the niai|i
Association
r a t e s D r i v e To
Get 1,000 N a m e s E I e v e n Still Face
Charges Of Man
handling C o u p l e J
Twen ty-Six Seminole Boys G eographic Site
E njoy O u tin g A t Winona Of State H olds
Lifesaving Instruction Class A t t r a c t s Paralysis At Bay
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HAUTiiW. Am? 7— (AP)
—Judge lluiirrt lie well totlmy
.sr nlr-nci'il fiw former Tamj%
• p'liivnirti In four year*
tniprHonmt*nt after denying
them a new trial on chunte*
i»f Kuliiapiiifr
Kujfene F*
INnilnoi. one of three victim!
of a Tani|m fhwi’inK hand
la.Ht Nnvemher.
day by the Sanford Ministerial
Avuociatiou which
pnrticnU rl/
»a.i ijt’clau'tl In avoid what Hi® not fcy milage.
*
—
- pointed out that the direct pur|»o«e
IT k* di<ii iavU' cun *icted last
government deAcribiri as a com*
The Trustee Hoard, in making
of grttlng the *iun4ture34 on the .May after n five wrrki* trial.
ittum»t ifispirtd
general
atnke, Ihr contract award*, pointed out
petition i* not to prohi dt slot m*The juiJift' rn lu cn l bond front *
(A**oc»ateti Press Photo 1
th a t the individual, appointed t •
chinm, hut merely tt» give thi* pub
t«> I2.1MK) each when lha
the routes each had considerable
lic u chi*nce to vote on the qucrilun rliii'f »lrf« n*« a ttiirnry F i t WHU- *
knowledge of the area in which tu
of whether or n**t they wiint ri *1
Tampa, *nid he would
4
buses will operate.
machine* npemted in this* county pctil the whole disc to the S to tt
Twe vc vehicles are to bo used on
*'Hlot machine* wire legalised Siiprciiic Court.
the five m ute,. They will be coun
lay the !a*t Legi.*'allire** said ?*
The five inrn ir o r . A. Brown,
ty-owned. Foster day the County
*|HikrRmin for the
A**ocUth»:i John I* Hrhlifu*, J W. Carlhl®,
County |
Twenty-si* Semlni
School Board voted to pay cash fi
thi* morning “withnut the people Sum E. (Tnuliy und F. W. 3w|t*
the transportation u n it, in order tn , buy,, alongr- with more th a n '
having an
opportunity to *ay liT.
take advantage of a two percent I m scuro of other, from HayNeiu ly a do sell of this city’* ui»t- whether they want * «H machine*
INuilriot. Sam Hoifcr* and Jo*
j cash discount offered by d ra le r . j ton*
Jlmudi
»lui
Uilando,
standing
u ii.al.u r
m l - r t a . n c r , or
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not. All....................
wc are trying
to ilo » teph Shot maker, uncniplojrtd or- ’
Other activities of the local ,^1, week arc
h a iv a it c p l. il Ibc Otland" Ju n i o r |
n,,.,,, n rhnnrc to spoak f"r ^amzvri* uml mcmlwm of a n t w
Winona in one
i haiubcr of ( oimiu rcu Invlla ul* thenisflvvs on this Im portant m a t pulitUnl Kruup
were aUtuctad
of a contract to p ain t the West Ingi under thej direction of Prof.
1
1
¥
in irprt'svnl Seminole County »•*» 1jt.r ••
outnide the Tampa police atatian
ride Primary School tn Hoy II. E. M orrK |»rlnrl|»»l «'f ihe i^®na riniiii emalt-or hour program ' j >| iin,|,.r th r Isw It is necessary to followiii|f ipicatiun nlajut allestfd
Schmidt. The am ount of the w o rk i(„ r,| Junior High Scho d
to .presented licfoie the^ Or^lancu „ . c ( ( r , ,
signatures of 20 percent Cummunixtlc
ncliviilr*.
Th*y
wilt he 2375.
A varied program of activity la |
group Monday at I2i*5 o'clock of Ihr qualified voters to petitions were taken to Die woods, stripped
Joseph Russl was named Janitor afforded the youth*, according to
with station W DUO as the broad requesting the referendum before of clothes, flogged, tarred and
casting outlet.
th t'ounty Commissioners ran sub feathered .Shoemaker itird nlna
Seminole
County’s
election for the East, Side School or any u communication from l'r«'f. Morother where the |H>st is vacant.
ri*. The moat p o p u ar educational
Altredy enrolled for a place »n mit the question tn a vole of the days later.
Disturbed over the potential boards f.>r the Aul'. 11 senatorial
An
appropriation
of
25
p
e
rc
.;*
,,
j,
that
o
f
llfe-aving
In
which
Die progiain arc; Miss Marion i people. It is estimated that in this
Democratic primaries (were re
!* • K i t T k m
I’oulniit and Rogers spent day*
I Haynes, the llusst Sisters, to ll* ^ g n t ■pproxlmairly l.UOO name* . in bi'd recovering. Fo-mar Fo*
leased tolny by O. 1*. Herndon, monlh was made in part payment |;j | toys liave enrolled.
uf
rent
on
•
building
now
ceing
Hiindlciafl classes hive a t
Despite the infanlilo para y*i» A. William*, J r , Joanne A itarel must be secured.
cleik oj Jhie,circail court.
tiro t hief R. G Tlttsworth * « * .
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Ilo. andI IMra.
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"■ * _. 11. Peaks
IIh, L* ha
as
npor* while 12 youtitryoung- r ll, * r,n .vnlrnl III s o m e parts
Euatis
as w
»<*Baltots for the potlinr havo. ften n»M by the WPA as n colored tracted 13 ram|H*rs
The m inisters plan lo p[u*rnk term er officer Robert Cb*PP*ILs
slers aie (Mking swimming insouth. Florida has report- enlists; Alin Benson, reader; Rob- (he petitions to (he Voters on Tues were acquitted by a directed W »
printed 1o contain the names of nil ru e r y .
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I ' . i . LA- It was announced that lha fac struction from.. men
qualified under ed* |,ut two esses since the
III-: r r t Sluinnn. c o m e t soloist; Mis. day where it is presumed thst diet in thr Boulnot ease.
Cl slide Pepper, seeking the noml.
WASHINGTON, Aug. T^GP) n.it ion for the lute Sen. Duncan ulty lists of all Sanford schools Amcriruh Red ('js o l stam tsrds v,,,-k in June, according lo uullo J G, urge W. Knight and Miss those who appear at the poll* Will
A I! seven and foul ether i't) In the whole scope of ram p ur-i tl„ r i |,nse,| today by Dr. \V. A Daphriu Takach, tilanials.
—Commerce departm ent officials, If. Fletchet’s post, and Doyle E. liavo been completed. ’
lie qualified voters. If sufficient Ite r officers still fLtv chance*
ti.ities,
c
thin
five,
to
ad,
,1
l.y
who hava been quietly ttudylng Carlton and C. O. Andrews, cadi
............. . („te bealih ollicer. a n d 1 Among Ihoa* v he are i rvawa to names are obtained, the question connected
with
Manhandling
By11 Higgs us council -r and ireels „ I here bv Mi-s Frances Me-1 1"* rnnaldrrlng enterin g a contest would he submitted lo the people at
unemployment figure* eince IBM, running for (ha ii imiiiiitioti to the
liogeis and Shoem tbw.
Steward Roberson as the little Dougal. .Semin le County pul lie which h t s n t r ip to New York City the nr«t general e'eclion which is
estim ated today about 19,550,000 late Sen. I’ntk Trammell’s seat.
chief, is lending tn (he number of lienltb nurse.
persons ar* out of work.
j ” “ tu the Texas Centennial a t Dal- in November.
The election boards and p o l
blue libhnns won The cabin is com- 1 Dr. JlePli.i.t; raid this sta te n e v - jb i s o- the g ra n d p r lte a ie : Miss
OffkaUa said th* estim ate rep- ing plarrj follow;
youths
reaents a “compoalte”
figure
posed of Orlando youths
l,,r
,,.4 l |,e,| ib>- epidemic stag. ] Nam > Rossettar, Donald Lanison,
Precinct Number 1, Sanford—
baaed in p art on satlstlcs of It. *F. Whittier, ilcrk; J^.o S.
Barents ami f.lends of cam pers >f
_ ,,
which is due Mi-s Dorothea Lawson. Miss Marother government agencies. The Melsch, \V. E. Belts and John
a ree invited to
tu visit Camp Winona | |Bi„ H),y
geographic location. I jorie t ngburn. Mis, Doris Ja c k deparm ent placed unemployment Cove.
nd Huini.iy
Sunday auflerfter ■
|lu;rii,.,| „llt Unit the norm i l !
and John Dightop.
The WPA project Involving n on T hursdry and
In March, 1033, a t
15.000,000.
Number IA, Sunford—W. M. 410,000 improvement on the local noons between the hours of
average of the di-rase is ten rase* I Tl,e contest is open In any bonn
Roy II. W right had returned to
This waa the peak In unemploy Ilsynev. clerk; E. If. Cullum, W. High School ath letic fled , and a o'rlock and 5:30 u'c'ock.
in imi.qtlO iqliulntunts, adding t b a l | f * ,le abinteiir In Seminole County.
The Hanford Junior Chamber
ment.
Mr. M orris' communication (■ • n,,,,.):, r „|,| have 150 cases am! Thru is no e n tr y fee. «n,| the only day from the Fort Screven, Ga.,
C, Woodruff and George D. llnrt. |7,fi00 pruject to build a club
CMTf camp where he was aw ard of Commerce today urged all
<<1Nil nurd iiis raiff T i n t
,|„. epi.iernic figure
NumW 2, Lake Monroe—W. F. house a t the Sanford baseball park day said a few vacancies remain , lMI
ed n medal of iirc ltrn re for hav qualified voter* to visit th* polls
Pi ice, clerk; A- «. Hawkins, W. fJ. have been approved by district far (he third am! fnurth week uf
Hr. M rI 'l u i i l itulicJlUil lit-1* l*"
ing been one rif two best Red on Aug. II and cast a ballot ta
OgcDfcy anil J. C. Moffct.
hrnilqunrtcrs in Orlando, dt was camp. Hcrsiuts wishing to send prvenulion 1** t ik»' with rhihh
trainees in his battalion.
choose a Democratic nominee for
Number 3. Sanford—C. D. Couch, announced here today by R. I . Ih rlr sons should contact the camp U |n p i «i\liti- ihf* Im' f I p h y ir i:
Among other honors he recelvrd (lie Senate
( t tu illn u ril Mia |»*kp » H l
clerk; Fred lis ti loon, C. M. Doyd Glenn, a member o( the county director.
was the opportunity to serve as
Through th rir president, An
Following are the Sanford buys
ami II. H. Rumbley.
planning board.
an altrrnato In a competitive ■-* drew Cartaway. Die JayCeea toNumber 3A. Sanford—N. 0 .
Accirditvr to regulations , la LI now at Winona:
aoilnatlon for a scholarship at Ihe sued the plea. ''vnt* a* y*U
Jack lloldt, Brantley Adams.
Corner, rleik; Rslph "Went, Paul down by the relief organisation,
University of F a rid a ,
Young plra*e, but plrnsn vote."
Peso d and Don McDonald.
the project* m u it now be forward t\ alter Turner, John Pope, Douglas
Plans are under way to cover
Wright also was awarded a medal
Number i. 1'aota—D. T. Tiller, ed to thn Jackaonvitje or state Garner,
u ? " ' r,L Jimmie .Shocmalter. (till
for being a m em t«r of the cham the city with »ign» urging L
d rrk ; J. D. Warren, Earl Den WPA office fo r it. approval then
» « "■ ". I.effl er. Riy
The rnmlldacy of Doyln CSrltun
representative vole to b* cask
D. W- Robertson, assistant its la mark and Ren K. Jammu.
A new four-rylllider Imlian mo for United States senator today re pionship dUnmnUWl team.
finalI y to national headquarters
hcidi.uarter, V’1' " * '1* .' .*r ' Norm,n Hu*ty.
net 7 Tuesday.
director of th* department of edu
Herpian Itiddlidon, LeRoy F 'l- torcycle arrived today for the Man- ceived llip endorsement of one of
Num cr r., Oviedo—J. N. Thomp in Washington^
The “get out and vnlp” cam
cation la th* WPA, tailed at San son. elcrk; (\ I . Wcit, O. P. Slone
Mr. Glenn laid ho hope* to get rjdge, Ralph SuTIth. Jr,, Cawth n ford Police Department lo replace Iho largest labor group. In tho
paign is a p a rt of the Junior
ford today to Inspect th* local and J. N. Tanner.
Mnn*a • the ancient machine, repairs to i.tatc,
an okrh on the two endeavor* at Ilctchlnson. Raymond
( hnmber’e program and I, earschool nursery. ,
Number fi, Geneva—OH* H. least by Sept 1. I f that be done, the vatge, Rouert Altman. Rennet! which decupled more than a . usual . IL L. Glenn, general rhslrm nn of
rieil out in every election.
Mathieus, chrk; G. W.
Sweat, alhlelic field should b* In condition Dominick, Sidney Nig, George amount of Motor Ufficcr Charb r* t||c A c«
Rruthctliood of KnJudge Millard 0. Smith t u In Homer Ballard and Fred Ballard.
to accommodat* football games by Roeer, Rillie Epps, Kenny Lcffb-r, hhaffe r ’s time.
!.ocal Woodmen of the eWorld
ginemen and Firemen, said the naRsnford today for hi* regular week
George Nader, David G alih.t,
N um ber 7. Chuluota—• C C. fall, he • ta ted.
The new vclilc'e will develop 11>« lionul president of lhi< organiza last night voted and niade plans
ly chamber sessions, a routine fol- Mathews, eterk; W. O. Jarets, J.
Chnrle, Thurston, l ^ w i s Na.i,-n mile* per hour, according to Mr tion, I). U. Robertson, wired him
to cany on the current member
by circuit judges when court P. Storey and Ed Toft* y. ’
and Byrl Higgs,
Shaffer It will be used in Iroiiim* of Die group's hearty support.
ship drive now under way In hon
to not In session,
Number P, Goldenrod—H. C.
out trnflic problem* th at (lie I*-*The telegram said former Gov or of the uniform members ami
Ihrkef, clerk; W. I t Pope, R. L.
lice have had nn their hands tor ernor Car.ton's friendly attitude State Manager V. P. Miller.
Charles Brown of, Sanford and Creom and C W. Eldrlge.
B E R L I N. Aug. 7.—(A P )—
the past u-vit.i I month*, and those toward lator while ho occupied the
A special feature of the Thors- Reichfuehrer Hitter of German®
Miss Eva-BeJe Dubose of OrUndo
Number 0, I.nngwood—J. H.
that wli| drw l p Ihl* winter.
Tullahauce
executive
mansion,
day session was an old-fa.hlon
ware licensed to wed yesterday, ac Wtniek.WRrk; S. S. Prueser, T.
Chief Roy Wllliims sold Ms Jo und hls co-operative spirit a* a •pc ling match which was won by entertained n Urge number of
cording to records In tho office of
foreign office at Berlin.
Germany also protested thoi
“unprovoked shelling’’ of a Gevman steam er by a Spanlih destroy »r. G reat Britain warned both
•idea th a t aulU tie steps wou d intaken if either Spanish Loyalists
or Rebeli continued to «ndangrr
lleea and property of British sub
jects.
The government a t
Madrid
claimed freah victories over the
Rebels tn the northern mountains
and In Southern Spain. A broad
cast itatem ent that Iho Rebels
were on the outskirts of the capi
tal could not bo confirmed.
Spain’s revolt-threntened Popu
lar F ront government waa also
served formal notice by the Unit
ed States yesterday th a t it will
be held strictly accountable for
th* protection'of American prop
erty.. In th a t country.
31 Youths; 15 Enroll For Handi
craft; 12 Study Swimming
Senate Prim ary
Election Boards
A re Announced
Pepper, Carlton And
Andrews Are On
Democratic Ilallot
Florida Health Of
ficer Declares No
Cause For Alarm
Seminole talent
T'Z'Lti.i'-.’ Appears B e f ore
ta" ni*ht lntludeJth"
Orlando Jaycees
I)ozen Sanford En
trants To Compete
For New York Trip
Une—ptaiiunit Drops
To haw Of'9,500,000
Jrlando District
Approves 2 Local
Athletic Projects
‘Get Out To Vote*
Opened
By Junior Chamber
Roy Wright Honored Campaign
For F t Screven Work
Labor Union Backs
Doyle Carlton For
Polieo Department
Gets New Vehicle Seat Inll.S. Senate
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
For Traffic Work
Woodmen Carry On
Membership Drive
the County judge,
Th* Sanford Woodmen jCIrcl*
wU] meet tonight a t 8 o'clock In
the Woodman's IIall. H was an
nounced this morning, p ise Mildred
Wheeler, district manager, is re
potted to attend.
Saturday’s tides; tow,1 5:52 A.
M. and r f t t P.’ M.I Ugh. 12 . 11)
P. M. Bus rises at 5:40 A. M.
and seta a t 7:16 . p. M. Moon
rtoe* a t 6:5S P. 1L and seta at
1041 A. M.
Agricultural n e f l m V i for 1036
WlU be received for distribution
.— i-,^. «*rc25Sr ^,r.
(torn Hill
C. ft. D»
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fnrat a g e n t'
Th*
[pecibn
Meithwnst Florida-_____
n ig h t Saturday
partly
cloudy.
£ 2 ? “l i f e ; ? . * ? :
P. Lewi, and 0. It. Fraln.
Nnmbeg 10, U kc Mary—WUMu*gravc, clerk; A. C.
Blunders, Jon. Reeves and J. J.
Burns, i,
,
Number U , Altamonte Springs
■—Mre, Bernice W. Ilowell, elcrk;
U K. Brookings, Mrs. Mabli Melitneh and E. A. Durkeo.
Numbor 12, ro re st C lty-A . I .
Hogssr, clsrk; O. E. Down*, Jon.
C’J * k M 4 W. B, Rusted.
Numbor ’ l®,
Btovia-Mortln
clerk; Mkhael M ille r , J r ,
Michael MJkler, 8r , end Andy
Julrubda.
Number 14, Pern Pmrk-T. M.
Dotlteon, Ctork; J m . Jackson, fl,
r . Simpson and Mrs. Gertrude
Tiedemaa..!
Number J 15, Osceola—Floyd
U ad , clerk; J. A. Redpath. 11. D.
I laid*naan end U J . Mlaon.
w Voting p a t*,; i ln J , A# a t y
H»B< 2 and 1A, Court Hoose; 2,
I 4. TlUors* Stir*; 5,
Uw*
6, community house;
7.
Company Store; Ik
_ raaej P, town haS;
Gleason's Store; 1 1, community
* » • place designated yet;
Sloruj . I I . Hailettto
1 U r Ooceota House,
Local Talent Heads
Amateur Program In
To Address
Ritz S h o w Tonight Carlton
Voters Of F l o r i d a
A blit of solid local talant
heads the Rita Theater’s amateur i n 7 P. M. Broadcast. Iwd automobile*
Hitler Entertains
Royalty At Lunch
in
good condition
member of tho state Legislature I - I- Keller.
were the reasons for tte endorse
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land the nrw Iwo-whrelcd machine. ment.
program tonight, according to nn
Doyle
E.
Carlton,
candidate
for
Thr backing of the labor group,
announcement thl* afternoon from
Jo* MarvnUtte, manager of th* th* Democratic nomination for
local observer* believe, will tend
United State* senator, will ad
playhouse.
lo counteract much of tte affect
dress Florida volara tonight be
h
*/ Th* program la as follows
of the slat* Townsend Club’* sup
Future Farmora or America,
string band; Elols* Winn, ImiUHon*; Marion Haynes, bluaa singt t j ' Polly (atoudenmire) Millar,
PIk(list; Honor Fuller, hillbilly
song*; and ChrlaUn* Sloudtnmlro,
the Dixie Song. Bird.
Three amateur night* already
hav* been eta gad a t the Riti. A
similar numbor are billed In the
future, Tho ots contest winner*
will bo heard In a final competi
tion Aug. 2d _over WDBO In
tween 7:00 o'clock an 7:30 o'clock
over a elalo-wld* radio hookup.
H* will
heard In the Sanford
locality through WDltU In Urtnndo.
Former Governor Carillon I*
■cbedutod to dlscuia the’Usues of
the campaign leading to the pri
me tie* of next Tuesday, according
to a te'egram from Georg* t.. Burr,
Jr^ Mr. Carlton's campaign man-
be
Two Escape Injury
A Autos Collide
Bonnie Ilreeden, 300 West Fifth port »f C, O. Andrews, th* only
Street, and Paul Hodges, Geneva, candidate In tho field against Mr.
Carlton.
both escaped injuries 1st* yester.
day when their vehicle* callided
a t Park Avenue and Twrnly-Firxl
Street.
• ;
Police rrport i said Ihe Dr*«d*n
ear, a coupe, ittcmplcd to pass
Hodge*' truck and tiailer aa both
auto* were moving north on tte
Atronn*, The truck Marled lo torn
* t« r.
Stallone, o tte r th in Otland i. on to tte left at Twenty-First and
which tte address will be cartled Waa hit on ihe left fender.
Orlftsdo.
]. „
T te case la pending.
O tter t h a n , tonight's stage are WMBR, Jacksonville; WMFJ,
xk*w, th* Rita wilt offer a double Daytsua Reach; WJNO, West Palm
463 DISCHARGED
feature, “Meet N*r« Waif," and Beach; WQAM, Miami; WCOA,
T*llaha>,ce;
■ ' return n g U p a M l of “Tb* Prtmacola; WTAL,
CHICAGO, Aug. .7,—W7—Four
and WDAE, Tamp*.
Thin Man."
hundred and eighty-fire ejection
judges and clerks of Cook county
Actor Raymond W a tu rn wn* (Chicago) were discharged yes
one of tte first American soldiers terday by Ihe county board of elecrndto i n w w n r . wttl wad Batty to reach Franc* during the IVnrl I Ho» commissioner* on charge* of
Jan* Cooper o. .f Oaarg*
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hite'.War. He a*rv*d four years with
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Itting or committing IrrtguScsmtoto to Q*4nM. Mtoh., An®, t t e AawrtcaL Infantry, was wounJln the April primary in H12. te said te r* t*day,
rd twlcv.
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John C. Bills Aids
Reunion At Rollins
Bench Committee
Adds Five Names
royal guests at luncheon yostor*
day.
Included In tte party wore
King Boris of Bulgaria, th*
Crown Prince of Italy and hto
sister, Princes* Marla, th* Crown
Princo of Greece and ths Croww
Prlne* and Prlnres* of Sweden.
Two *oni of Premier Mussolini.
Bruno and Vittorio, also wore tho
dictator'* guests.
Five more name* were added
today lo 1the list of merchants
who agree to purchase benches
for downtown Sanford, accord
ing to D. K. McNab, In cteig*
of th* project for the Junior
Chamber of Commerce,
Managers of the local chain
ato m look upon Ite Idea with
favor, but first have to get an
okey from their district officers,
Mr. McNab tald.
Tte now additions to the list
ara C. F. Wert, Hill Lumber and
Buppl/ Yard, Henry A. Russell
Berd Co., W. W. Auto Parts Co.,
and T te Smoko House, which
probably will get taro or three
tenches. McCrory’s, Woolworth’s,
Kinney's Birds*/’* Flour MUto „
and th* Plggly Wiggly are walt-{**
ing for word from teadquarttre .1
This concludes First Street andj t t u i r r
th* eld* otreoti adjacent lo
according to Mr. McNab. T te .i
bench** will b* ordered within *
LOCAL WEATHER
John C. BILa of Geneva Is a
member of tte general commit!*!?
in charge of th* annual Rollins
College summer reunion and pic
nic to 1* held In Winter Park on
Aug. 15, according to Information
reertved hero today.
Mr. Dills to a gradual* of Bo!Iln* in th* claia of *34.
Th* reunion program will In
ti ode a meeting of t t e alumni
council, a reception for now stu
dents, a picnic luncheon a t L ate
Roeetond ami brief rearcisea fea
turing nn address by President
Holt, Mure than 200 students end
> few day*.
other* are expected to attrnd.
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T H E SANFORD
H ER A LD , SA N FO RD ,
S a n f o r d t* T h a O n ly C o n tra !
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I liilId a C ity A ffo rd In g R a il, H lc h w h y ,
A n d W a te r T r a n s p o r ta t io n
'
OPENING OF OLYMPIC GAMES SHOWN IN
G-Men Give Reds
11 To 3 Licking
Year
In 6-H it F ra c a s Again . This
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Wildness,lllow Work Yankee^Glants Have t
Afield Accountable Chance To Battle
For Some Markers
PALATK a , A uf, 4 ,— Bcoring 8T AUGUSTINE^ A p ^ d e -D o xanr r a w In the b u t of th« ln« • " of thehr.aaoring I n '• big
nlaUl Innln* to tla tha score tha *°a ,th u%nw *•>«' Daytona Beach
XiOMoa poatad an 5 -7
victory,
P ita« t* d thalr narrow
• to r
Sanford
h*m
yesterday Florida State League Irad hera
When .H ayes walked tha wlnnln*' J ^ ta rd a y by outla.tln* tha Ht.
ra n aero*, tha p latter with two A asuatlne SalnU, 4 to X.
au«\ out In tha tenth frame.
I B‘,th **•*»» connected for nine
IL waa Georg* A ndrew .' lasty .
nul th« Salnta failed to
homo run clout over the right dallrer In the plnchea, being reftald n ail, with two matea on>ilrr,l b» Bill Klnael twice with the
boa*, which allowed tha local
lomdwd and In tha la it frama
nhta to deadlock thW Contest In wl,h ,h r lXlnC run 1" acorlng p*.a|the ninth.
Hon.
John Schnablar, a fte r racking
Going Into the ninth trailing
l, Guerra filed out to renter
li • Lowe, hitting for Causler,
singled to right and lllnea waa
walked to push Lowe along to
sogond. Smith singled to l*rt
center, scoring Iowa.
M tdler was sent In to relieve
W right on the mound for the
Lookout* and Andrews clouted
kl* first pitch over th* right
Raid barm.
la th* last of the tenth with
twb out H!n*s 'singled and three
consecutive
bases
on
balls
•palled defeat for Sanford.
Jo* Blatruf hit for th* circuit
ia tb* first frame In score Torl*g ahead of him. Dee Kryntel,
local rig h t fielder, also contribut
e d * circuit smash over the lelt
flo ra-h a rrie r In the second with
th* bases empty.
i
•ta ro n ii
GAINESVILLE.
Aog.
4—
Garnering 11 hits off two harlera,
tha Gainesville G-Men handed th«
DqLaod Reds a 11-3 defeat hare
.yesterday afternoon a t , H arris
Field. Albritton, who went fh e
route for the Gaioesslll* team,
g a rs up six acattered hits.
Wildness of the Red pitchers
and slow fielding-’ga»a the G-Men
savaral runa. The others were mad*
by bunrhed hit*. Tha Gainesville
team placed a makeshift infield
on the diamond due to the sore
ness that shortstop Bevcll has de
veloped in hla throwing arm. Buck
was shifted to short, and i’felfc-,
an outfielder, waa moved in to
second base.
E
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.
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thousands.
Smith Is Winner In
Coast Tournament
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I'lllatiurah al Cincinnati.
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UlMM Tmlar
SEATTLE, Aug. l.- M T -S c o rIng 10 birdies for a 05. McDon
ald 8 mlth, Nashville, Tenn. veteran
yesterday defeated Ralph Guldahl,
Ht. Louie, by six strokes In th* pay
off for tha |5,000 Heattla open nlng the metaL
championship and 61.200 first mon•y.
Although two under par himself
with a 71, Guldahl was unahl* to
koep th* furious p*c* Bmlth set,
largely through hi* deadly putt
ing.
Second money of 6750 went lo
Ih* 8 L Louie star, Weetern open
!/, Rackeftllsr Canter In New York champion, who Hod with 8 mlth
i . 1* - being augmanted by th* con- a t XM Sunday to lead th* flald a l
.‘ ptrucUon of another skyscraper ih* end of th* 71 holes of regular
SI2
47
Nation’H Beat Nags Ml Aim uatlao * <4 i .'
Go On Block Tonight I W l v ro i.ra a r* * w**aH*
'll
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.—OP)—The
nover-ending search of thorough‘^ jlirril owners for another Man
1 | 0 ‘W ar, a Gallant Fox, in Equi* | k»I.o or a Twenty Grand gela un» Iliar Way tonight when the first
J of several hundred yearlings go
„ under the hammer at the opene lug of the Saratoga sales.
2
In the same ring where Man
>1 O'W ar was knocked down for $5000
U 1 * y«sr* ago., the pick of the yearl-
The Reds opened the scoring
!n*thc first by tallying on a pair
of hits. One more was scored In
the third, and the third OeLand
run was pushed across In the sev
enth. Didrlkson. Re-J second seek
er, did all of th* DeLand acor
lng.
The G-Men scored once In the
se*oial_pn two hits; four time* In
the third on four hits; twice In the
fourth on one hit, four walks, and
a wild pitch; and four times In
the sisth on three hits, an error,
and two free passes.
Daaplt* ■ downpour of rain, 109,000 people crowded Into th# maotlvo otadlum for th* opening ef th# Olympia gam## In BartIn. Thosa radio
dlreotly from Berlin show Inaugural ocenoo. Tho Amtrieon toomt or* soon (left) marthlng pact th* reylrwlna stone
of Rslshsfuohror ^dolf Hitler (arrow) wha.ataod smiling genially. On the right, th* Olympia lerahbtartr la shown lighting th* Olympii
* “ *
•
Fir# to formally open tha g im ts (As. rlatad P-v-? rhatos)
THE STANDINGS
,ilu |
.
(5^1
American Athletics Rule Bi s hop Mitchell
Universsity
Straightaway In Olympics Rides
For Grid Boosting
—
T
—
9
Owens Repeats Performance On 100-Meter
u'
Course To Shatter World Record;
,
Germans Challenge U. S.
...
BERLIN. Aug. 4. - W ) —A m eri
can speed ruled the Olympic
atrsight-aw ay yesterday w ith n
|v | succession of smashing trium phs
sis down a rsin-drenched stretch eefore the third straight capacity
'll* crowd of 100,000 spectators.
4*1 I
. 47# I Officials of ih e International
'lie Amateur
Athletic
Federation
'
ruled out Jesse Owens' world rec
ord-breaking performance of 10 .2
seconds mnde Sundry, deciding
there was too much of a favor
ing wind, but they couldn't keep
the llrown Duckeye Ilullct fiutn
capturing the 10 0 -meter crown.
Owens achieved the /irw t oh444 jective in hla bid for three OlymH * >pic titles—he resumes work in thv
i n 20O-mcter run and the broad Jump
'« *
l*'n ting Ralph 3letcaTe,
| l j , Chicago negro, by i m eter (30.37
’
Inches) In world and Olympic atan.
lUrd-equalllng time of 10.3 seconds
with Frank Wykoff, C arpentaria.
Calif., threv-llms Olyntplnn, fourt'i
among the six finalists.
Tho negro pair, keen rivals for
th# last two year* on American
uth cln<l*r paths, shared speed honors
■Ico with the lU-ysar-old Fulton, M
*n- filer, Helen Stephens, who twico
shattered tho listed world 10 0 -me-
ter record of ll.lt seconds.
Shi- stepped the distance over a
heavy track In II.I seconds in her
fii.t trim and then captured her
semi-final test in 1 1 .&, thus doctsivrly breaking Stella Walkh’s
world standard and spread-eagling
her opponents just as decisively M
Owens.
•
Mi-s Stephens' record, mado
with a medium following wind, will
•land overnight pending • possible
tecuunt llku Owens by tho ruling
enlnnv of the I. A. A. F, in Ihetr
rogu a r morning post-mortem ses
sion.
The United States Increased her
point-scoring margin despite th*
German challong* concentrated In
the weight events In which Teu
tons won tho first two placet In
lecurd-shnttering hammer throw
eompetiticn.
Completion of fivo men's events
—high Jump, shot put, hammer
throw, 10 ,0 0 0 meters and 10 0 -metcro—in tho first two days found
Che American amassing 46 points,
.10 of which were gained by ne
groes. T h e . Germans showed 31.4
points, shading Finland by • point.
Megnwhlle the United Htsied
was fortified strongly fo r today'*
SEWANEE, Tenn., Aug. 4.—
(A*)— Bishop W alter Mitchell of
Arizona called upon the Univer
sity of tha Boutli yesterday to
rescind Its recant action In es
tablishing 32 athlatle scholarships
designed to bolster th* school's
football rating.
1 1 * denounced th* scholarship
plan la st night In an address ln
A ll-Saints chapel on th* 8 *wanee campus., Amqng hla listeners
w ar* Chancellor Theodore B rat
ton, Bishop of Mississippi, and
,Vlce Chancellor Benjamin F. Fin-
i*y.
V
NEW YORK, A ag. l^rOJP)—
Down tha sports
tr a il' 'f a r •
dash around tha
b i g . league*
boaaa:
^
.
Frertiy , . , New York, tha
big town, where everyone
la
luppoeed to take th lb ra calmly.
U ezcltedl/
talking
about a
"nibway world aerie.” again.
Tha bludgeoning Yankees look
Ilka they're Irf while BiU Terry**
Gian la are driving
down ilia
atrvtch with a mad ru ih th a t’*
pushing the#» Into ' a*Houe conilde ration.
If you aak tho Glanta who‘a
the one mart raapoaelhl*. fo r thalr
turn about faaa, .they 1 1 . pohat
to lean, Unk>.' qdWt' Carl R ubball. The Yankaqa w l|| point to
Lou Gehrig: 'A g w d t atar but
an even granter husU*f » h ° now
rarriaa tha ^ijded. nkU iam a of
"Loeomot^ra Loo."
Last spring la Florida, Hubball to ld 'th e aporU trailer th at
he didn’t think ho could laat
much mors la Ike big time be
cause, ha explained, "everyone la
learning t * J ta p R je ra w ballj •%&
tha b a tte n ara. getting ' ua4d 'ta
them.? R ut King Carl develop^
his to a g n a U r ■degrea ao th a t
now hid >rtrtw A oll la sffeettTO
against southpaw hitters
whb
tapped him Xpf moat ,of. tha .m aw .
homers collected ,9?f hi* dell»kW
laat season. To data, King C £ J
hat won
' c* ? lur1'S
flta of them •M H pf tha lagt l*f
DAILY NEWSPAPER*
YOLUMTi XXV
‘Miss Sanford’ Will Be
Chosen A t Ritz Tonight
features, not only by Helen Steph
en'* dominance am ong the women
sprinters, but by qualifylag all
three entries, ln both tha 400-me
ter low hurdle* and th* 800-mvter fla t rac*.
Glanh Hardin . o f Greenwood.
Mlsa., defending ’ champion and
holder of the' Dlyoiple ta d world
m arks, and Jo* PfettUfton of th*
U. 8 . Naval Aegd«fti?. *nd Okla
hom a City, captured two of tha
three hurdle trials, qualifying fo r
tha aeml-flnala, whll* Dal* Schofltld of Provo, U tah, ran s t a n d
in hi* heat but olio mad* th*
__ J . I .
t . n s
grade,
Doztw ft Gay's Q u *% **!tf*
T t a t P o p th g S o u th * V t <
i;.
Wken you figure an polatlog remembog th is fs« ti—Dealer
A Gay pradacta bar# a t r a d l t t a of * u l l | y m t la sap-
PBTERYP.EN
will
oeal
tuty
rono
it*-.
ants
cial
iu |y
ung
this
*1 *
S e e k To Oust
. R ed Influence
V
I
{Stabilization Sought
B e f o r e Elections i
'• For Law Makers
f
,in*
i**1'
f m'
*T'
on
* ch
— —
ATHrINS, Aug. 5.— (AP)
— A , •,tc tn i» ra ry "
d ictato r-
Klr ,‘
un" l '»
(ht-
piece orchestra; a special opening
number by 1 1 small girl*; and the
appearance of "Miss Sanford,"
(Louise Johnston), “Mias Orange
County," (Carolyn Dennard), and
'M iss Daytons
Beach,"
(Mary
Luui.e Gormley).
In addition to tha beauty
pageant, tho regular screen feeto,,., -tVe Went to College," will
be presented.
Following la an incomplete list
of young women who will appear
in the formal pageant of pulchrltude:
.
Elisabeth Cameron, Jean Moran,
Sue Harrison, Ms* I’urdon, Mildred Well*, Virginia Daniels, 11*1rn Palmer, Grar* Clark, Carolina
Bigger*. Janie Ranurn, Virginia
Tyler, Mar U# Torranee, Dorothea
ljiwson, Harschel llsm by, Annie
Belle Methvia, Mary McMahan,
Evrlyn Cates, Janette C h a p lin ,
Martha Telford, Helen Douglass,
Fannie Digger*, Annie Mae Ellis,
Nell Goff. Christine Stoudenmire,
|( H l l . w e
pass tarvsl
WPA W ill S tart F lo r id a C itru s
P a o la H ighw ay Growers Request
Work Tomorrow Use Of Fruit Dye
A project to Improve two and
one-half milea of the Paola Rood
h*a been approved and will b*
started Thursday, It was , anneunced today by W. 8 . Karl*
district WPA director for this
ordrred
Operations
Samlnol* Countyb tallogi for
• apecial senatorial prim ary elecW of Aug. 11 war* recalved to»y In the office of Jam es Q. Shmrk county Judge.
Tb* tickets list three names:
load# Pepper, Doylwt E. Carlton
d C . O. Andrews. _ 1
Some observers expressed sur‘ w a t Um ai
p e r on thg ballot, stale* ho has
opposition la the firs t voting
ivttlea. Others mid* hla name did
appear ow tb k e U hi seme
»r porta of th s .Wt a
,
o ral voters are* n o t required to
will
Include tr a d '
WA8II1NGT0N, Aug. 5 . - 0 * ) Representatlvee of tthe
Fiorlda
citrus tadustry today asknd Secre
tary of AgrlctUtura Wallace to
approve th* coal ta r dye process
of artificial coloring for frails.
As citrus laadara ended the long
conference with th* secretary, they
•old they a r t "hopeful" th at ‘the
A fricaltu ret Departm ent vagohl
rescind or* modify Its order 'k e n
ning the ua* of dy# on fruit*
shipped In tnleratata commerce.
They said both Wallace and W.
G. Campba.l, chief of the Food end
Drug Administration, w ars "deep
ly appreciative" of the color prob
lem facing tha Florid* Industry.
Citrus growers said they told
Wallace and Campbell th a t tha
dye was aa harmless as th at uactl
In tu tte r and candy. They inalaU<d
th* scries of law* pasted by tho
1935 Legislature proved to be suf
ficient prelection against Inferior
fruit.
.
,v.
to k WMtir ot 1 8 f r e t - • *.
About 40 men will be employed
on th* Job tor which approxi
mately 116,000 has been allo
cated. the director said. It waa
estimated th a t six months will
be required to complete th# proj
ect.
Materials h are been ordered
and should be on hand within
ten days, according to Mr. Karl*,
1 1 * said prelim inary work will
coos 1s t of grading th# rood in
preparation for surfacing.
Tb* top will b* of rock o r tha
same substance which now He*
on th* nlna-foot width, th* direc
tor stated.
The project coven an M ilita t
ed length of two and ona-holf
mile*.
•’
»
Mr. Earla said tha present
rendition of th* read U bid and
that extensive repair* are. i.ced
ed. Patchwork la contamolatod
on tbs existing surface.
1 1 * announcod th a t Jha reanty,
■lout fire y e a n ago, widened
Thursday's Udaal
low, 4:11
Um thoroughfare somewhat.
A. M. and 4)61 P. M.i high 10:65
A. M. and lO ilhsP . M. Sun riaa*
a t 5:48 A. M. and A lt a t 7:17
P. M. Moon rise* a t 8:45 P. M.
and a*U a t SU 8 A. M, ,
CITY NEW8 BRIEFS
#d e In Baptist
At Atcadia
School
Mr*. S. fa. r !& .,
director, and Mga. K
bee are In O rln 4 8 1
D. . Jink Ins, this area’s Ing an all-day see*)*
*■ UU beard gf tha rto rt- trtet welfare ooard.
r*.*, w
lift Childrens' Home, today
| saaralrrehla Impreveaseet
tha past
Half-year tu t* m otile llcsaa*
tags numbering X40 bar* barn said
flakiaa attended a trustee la SsmlnOl* County since Jaly 1,
I m a a l ly In Arcadla.
according to * 0 aaAouncement
aU ytaaa were under way mad* today by Jao, D. Jink Ins,
ia a ahar*4*re»ltory eo th a t reuaty tax c o lla c ta
• •ta g Bhaaber ef children
day mad* • special all
1100 to Mrs. Ma)r Bhaaf
dmomiaatlcms prohalloa officer, la i
to B a p il u ef har efficient serTkaa.
ta n
*70 BbOf
an
0 ^
t
I + "nASI
F% V
f
PJ
1m
m •
Bloody Revolt Lonti
Government Claim*
Two Major Victory
ies; R e b e l s Art
Taken By Surprise
DESPERATE MOUNTAIN FIGHTING RAGES
AS REBELS MASS TO MARCH ON MADRID
Red Cross Makes
Initial Rep' ort
Woods Afire Endanp
per Operations Of
Combntinpr Forces
nr TW
4 rr*M
Reports of fronh povenr, n il'll! .niceos ho.h in
S p a lh ’B ■
1c iv il w a r w e re re c e iv e d to d a y
i n s Rod Cresis o ffic ia l* e a tlm n tc il th a t .TB.OOO p e rs o n a
, h a v e lioon k ille d in th e mohfe.
savage upheaval in SpauUh
| history.
'
A. H. Cole Speaks •
At Kiwanis Meeting
* 4 li " ! '* * '1 v,B*r ’* h ,n Spanish rebels m a s std their forces In th« G uadarram a
ard M adrid. G o v srn rrsn t artillery unite are ehown balllm g to :t«m Ihe onrush
illls 50 m ilts north pf Madrid. ( A t i e c l i ts J P ress Pholoi
T h e g o v e rn m e n t s a id
it'
in flic te d a d e c is iv e d e f e a t o n
■ Du* rcLol* iuur Avila. Tha
I < roM rr|Hirt "fliil in addition lo
I Inmi* ktllod tborr
had bt*n
i.mio
thiin
100,000
p«rt«na
\k••tindrd
*
,
,
The French Government to n - '
. Untied efforts lo have other n a-.
' lions agree to a ‘‘hands off"
istlicy to prevent the rebellion
. .pleading Into a European scar.
The Rpnulsh government ran
I up a flag of victory last night
| in a terrific battle at Alto d*
I I-eon Pass In the Gusitareamm
Mtointaia stronghold
defandlmt
Madrid.
I
Ircliena played by
on Instrtpi
ia l trio comgaa s # *f A
Durdick.
piano;
Ra
Du rstick, miramhla phone,
Marjorie June
Burdick,
drum.
The education committee had
charge of th* program, with San
ford Doudney, as chairman.
r
General lliipielme. Visa M th*
( offensive uloog the rattv y front
in wlusl ouiny 'id la ra m s /
the decisivo th ru st In Bpalifa
hlmsly civil war, was backed
. with on army of wggkers.
|
Rebels were unaw are of h it
i uppioacb on the northern f t l l g t
I
Boston Policeman
Held On Bail After
Shooting His Bride
(JrowcrH Notified
Federal Crop Loans *
Are Now Avallabl®
BOSTON. Aug. 6 .—(AT—A poHetman, who told fellow officers
he mistook her for a burglar, shot
and killed hla bride of two months
today. A faw hours a fter Mre.
Matthew J. Flaherty. 27, failed to
r a l y from an emergency opera
tion, her ttiaband M rs * j charged
with m anslaughter and hald In
63,000 ball.
Flaherty said his wife awakened
him aaylng there was a burglar
In the house. He declared h* reached
u n d e r.h it pillow got a gun, amtcalled out "speak up" than .fired
Into thg darkness when hs saw the
door move. Turning on th * ' Ulght.
he found h* had shot hla wife wHtr
left her bed without him 'knowing
It, h* said.
Notices o f arriv al of appllralion Hanks for emergency erep
loans were In the mails today, ac
cording to an announcement frdm
t'. It. Dawson, Seminole County
form agent.
' I
Under governmental regulation*,
loans not to rxrced 12 0 0 to any
one |>ervon may be obtained foe Chn
pUrt'ha«e of .ced and farUllanr In
Ih.* unfil on linrt crops.
Only formers who are untblm
lo obtain h<ans from any othan
source arc e iglhle for govarnmqnk
as.lstancr, according to Mr, D*W«
tun. ,
, |
Approximataly 125,000 waa diotilhuted hers last year under rf*y
loan provisions. The county agent
bus hud numerous requests thrt
year fur financial aialatanen, . • ,
Ordinarily, ten days are reqalrnd.
to secure the funds.
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lTaat*«l* “'TW.*
kite
ih
: h *" MIn,d,'d'
, *b*1Spain.
•HIHgryme..
ere seen
ro
m*o IsMlTst
le/iD at line* on the
outskirts m,
of "Burgee
northern
(Assoclatad
Prat*
Season Ticket Drive
Lacking Enthusiasm
A lack of aathusiaim still was
evident today in tha campaign
to 0*11 sufficient season tickets
to tnsara tha Sanford Lookout
payroll betag a r t fo r tho re
matador of tha aeaten. Charles F.
W»rt, president of tha club, said
U U morning.
Only a few local persona have
taken sufficient Interest to drop
by Mr. W trt’a Jewelry store and
ta k r 'o e t a number o f tickets for
attem pted aalss,
Eaah o f tha admission cards.
“i d !
Rifle Team To Get
Instruction Tonight
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BERLIN, Aug. 5 -( r D - J * * a *
Owens streaked over the 200 .
onda, creating a new world
meter course in 20 and 7-10 aec*|
record today for tha
distance
around on* turn, in annexing hla
third Utla of the Eleventh Olym
pic Games.
Ken Carpenter. Compton Calif.}
wan the discus championship.
Today'* victory coupled with
his earlier triumphs In the broad
jum p and the 10 ().meter sprint,
marl* Owens the first Olympia
triple champion since
Paavo
Nurmi won three gold medals lit
Tarts in 1D24. Owens, an Ohio
State negro, finished the 200meter rare ahead o r Matthew
Robinson, Pasadena. Calif., negro.
C arpenter won th discus cham
pionship with a record- breaking
toss of 50 and forty-right hun
dredths meters or DWJ feat, 7
and a fraction Inrhrt.
Gordon
Dunn, Fresno, Calif., was second
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f e q
liio State Negro la
Thoroughfare To Be Hopeful. After Coir*
Widened Nine Feet, ferencA With Sec
Surfaced With Rock retary W a l l a c e
t&Uots Prepared
'or Nomination Of
enate Candidates
'/
For Under-Privileged
Premier Orders Mar
t tial Law And DisJ solves Chamber Of'
if Deputies In Move
W E R TDiamond*
-T h eAnd IK
Pino Watch And JawMr,
Diamond Mowntine And
L'. Z f 13§>000 Die, 100,000 A
OlympicTitle Wounded A s Spain’sA
Beaifty Queens To Reign Over Local
Dictatorship ThreeEvent;
Klwanis Club Uses Funds .
'
Mitchell said, “aay that we must
have winning football teams for
which all of us can cheer and
on which some of ua can win
money,"
•
“In God's name when did this
university x x x reach ao low
Sixty-eight fru it varieties t^r<ta
an estate th a t It must x x x
In Florid*.
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adopt a standard set by secular
ized colleges?" h* asked.
At Its spring segslon the
board, of regents voted to author
ise 32 scholarship! to taka Car*
of tuition and other bar* ex
penses for athletes. Th# regents,
however,
emphasised
thosa
awarded scholarships must meat
other requirement* ef the uni
versity and m ust b* pasatd on*
by th* com m utes Id charge of
all scholarship*.
, They made ng Immediate com
ment.
“Tho** favoring or condoning
th is
shameful plan,"
Bishop
aAkFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1936
supported
F irst actual lastrvsctlon for the
Baa# of Ih# Legion rifle team
wlU ha gfren tonight la the Na
tional Guard Armory, according
to U ayd F . Boyle, Meal Ameri
can 1 agio n aoauaamlar.
Tha yaalha . first will aawmble
fa r a
ra g ta g
mooring la
the
U g ta Bat at 7JB P, M. and
lator mare>
Oa Armory.
, Flaaa faf ’ .shooUag aoU hre
w hh aihag. L aglaa and Junior
team* throughout th*
fci* S lS fS J *9 H ^ 8*B
JoyCccs Add Five T’^
In Bench Campaign
Continuing a drive to oktgla
public seating facilities on th d
main streets of th* eity, the i m - '
lor
Chsmhsr of
O nrm efM
"Iwnch" committee a fte r yastar *1
day afternoon** operation* r e
ported fiv* mor* m srthanU had
purchased benches to plaae h i
front of their businesses. *
*
Th* City Commission recently
granted permission to place thescaling facllltlaa, which w ill: h a
A land patent dated In lHt!l wus j bolted to th* sidewalk, but r i held today in the office of Sanford | scrvtd .th* right to rsveka tg a
F. Doudney, Bcmlnulo C v n ly tux ( perm it If a t any Um* they be
came undesirable.
.
assessor. Tha document was Issued,
under the presidential administra
tion of Zachary Taylur.
Th* deed assigns certain pracila
of land to one L. J . Vaughn and
will be Us.levered to Mrs. Z. II ..
B ailiff, granddaughter of tha re - 1
ciplsnt.
Mr. Doudnay said th r tract menHoned In tha aged document ia a»
p a rt of th a t which 1 * nuw occupied
t y the hama o f Lluyd F, Boyle, as
sist j nt state's attorney in tnl* air - 1
cult court district.
Tha deed Itself la of sheepskin
and bears marked evidence ef Its
age. Several holes appear where |
fold tum ors ware made.
11 wo* Issued In W sshiagton.
D. C.
Mre. E. G. Moore Is Doudney Receives Old Land Patent
Iteld* By Deputies Appointment Paper Is Held In Office
papers of quallflratlun
On Bad Check Job andFormal
notification of his appoint Of Tax Assessor
Mr*. E. 0 . Ilw rs of Wildwood
WU hold this morning by county
authorities on rharges of passing
a worthless check to the Hsnford
F u rattara Company.
W arrant for the woman’s arrant
waa ■ ta l a tu t by E. C. Smith a fl• ta d used a negotiable InBut to make a $25 down pay.
' ( • B atovr and received 610
nga.
! • 'Moore used Ihe name of
JL E- Fawn and th at signsgppaared on th* cback, *cW to Chief Deputy O. 8 . Eat-
ment to thg position of Seminole
County tax aaressor were received
today by Sanford F. Doudney.
lie was appointed by G ovtrnor
D ata Shultz to fill the unexplrad
term of A leiaodar Vaughn, de
cs a tsd.
Mr. Uoudnay, who has been affl.iat4.-d with tbs assessor’s offic*
for a number of y iare. Is Demo
cratic u»mln** for th* offic* sub
ject to the November election*.
•a re was alleged to have
9 worthless paper and orI* th* stave bo sent to
local tddroao. ' Deputy
•aid Mr, 8 mMi InvestiI address whore nothing
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 / - 8 ecretary of W ar Georg* W. Dem
was under Ih* car* of doctors a t
W a lte r.J lte d Hospital last night
a fte r suffering from complica
tion* following an Influenxm attack.
Darn spent p "good night," U wav
■old, and read newspapers a t his
cede Ida d urilg part of th* day.
LOCAL WEATHER |
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUSTS, 1938
Sanford Herald
More Permanent Residents
For a long time most northerners havA thought of
Florid* primarily as a winter resort, a place where warm
sunshine and balmly breezes are delightful In winter but
Z h*r'
*" IIvfn* <™ tur*« W rommer. But what Florida is just beginning to do, and needs
1
th e ^ eS ^ S o u n d 0 W1 the worid th lt P®°Pl« eta lire here
, „
** should have more permanent resident* is tho
belief of the Florid* Grower which goes on to Say* “Our
*&
5£rA°2£mft
r rcseveral
than, millionp^S
There ig room !!ttIe
here for
people.^veio^d
The land
will produce enough to keep them fairly well fed and as
We continue to develop more lands we will broaden our loterests. This, in turn, will help to establish' the trades
aod Industries that we now lack and which.aCe absolutely
necessary-for a normal development,
.<
a
•.:$ $ L M
vji
“Florida should be largely self-supporting. It Is more
f
nearly that today than ever before. We should grow not
,
4
vj
alone our fruita and vegetable* but our dairy, meat and ft’■
»
’f
poultry products as well. And we can do .this very thing. a « ,1
f.
■‘A ■f’Hp
It has already been demonstrated that the'state Is • great •V
i
potential producer. With the tick eradicated the cattle
industry will be safe. With better pastures Uveatoch of
'
' f fl Sm Aw
all kinds will thrive. With a local market resting on a
larger population these broader producing industries win
find local Support.
"All at this Is in the picture of Florida'* future. The
hroad program of production will lead to industrial develop
ment and this in turn will support tha producing portion
of our population. It is the permanent population that
counts most in developing a state. A sound development
cannot come entirely through the tourist business. That
feature of our state life is all right, but it should be re
garded as a by-product rather than as a leader.1*
l w n s « your sp irit
J , changeless and •U rual,
•A f i n that constantly
j Q l W W i tha darkness
4 -ahaD not fta r
D eath’* baxnilng Icy shadow
£ n ,m y last sleeping.
I
I f earth —sorter*
/A a d Ydrrlbl* In strength,—
'J e torn oxuodrr
B y M*d th at lov# th a ion,
Rules For Good Health
Y to*, ahall waka,
‘Moeap* and qalckly anawar
‘|Te.'Ap(l]’a calling.
A t a tat* hoar this evening F*th• r Coughlin h id not yet apologised
Cor Ma apology to P reildent Roosa-
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When a fallow gets th* Idea th at
She world owe, him a living. It la
. » pretty good sign th a t It doean’t.—
Xwy W ert Cltiren.
I f President Rooaevilt win* out
ta th* coming campaign, It can
surely be amid then that he ha*
g n d a a ta d from the school of hard
JCrvox.
Now that Judge Andrews has
cwma out fo r tha Townsend Plan,
thara ihould be no difficulty In
deciding how to vote In tka forthaaxolng senatorial prim ary.
R eport, h a w It that
the
• Spaniard* hava eonflacatrd the
church** In -Spain. Before they get
through with thla orgy, they may
bo wanting a good p lica to pray
At the recent convention of the American Osteopathic
Association held in New York City, numerous reports in
stated that tho normal human body can defend itself
against disease If given half a chance, Aa a means of as
sisting the body in its fight against 111 health, Dr. Russell
C. McCaughan, secretary of tho association, presented the
following rules:
1. Sleep eight hours every night—we can’t all be Edisous or Napoleons.
2. Drink four nr five pints of liquid a day.
3. Eat slowly, deliberately, a wide variety of foods—a
little leu than you actually want. If time does not per
mit a leisurely meal, better not eat at all. Leave the prob
lem of calories and vitamins to your physician.
4. Never allow yourself to become boo good at com
petitive sports and gomes. Loavo perfection to profes
sionals and to youth.
6. Walk a lot.
6. Learn to think deliberately and usefully. Worry and
hurry are the twin sisters of fate. They insure a short
life and anything but a merry one.
7. Any attempt to reduce faster than on« or two
pounds a week almost always results in failure. or bad
health.
8. Slow, persistent reduction In the diet extending
over many months, along with a gradual—and permanent
—change In food habits, is what insures success.
Wa don’t knuw who would rstrh
tha moat cuuing, Piwaldant Rooievalt If h* should bo rw-alaetad and
have to levy the taxes ta pay for
th* New Deal, ur Gov. London If
h* thou Id.
Civilization?
There’s been a tremendous advance in education, and
Juat here wo seem compelled to face tho strange - fact
that wc hove hioro education and more crime—more civili
zation and more wickedness. This seems to be a'kelf-contradlctory state of affairs, upsetting to think about;
something seems.-to have gone wrong.
Observant old people think other paradoxes as imrtant. They feel that wo have now more literacy and
is reading, more science and less common sense, more
pacifism and greater'danger of war, more self-interest ind
less self-reliance, more daring of life and limb and lets
courage In adversity, more pleasure and less happiness.
These critics may be right or wrong, but we can’t avoid
facing the fact that our present qobly marked advance lo
civilization is indeed accompanied by.a proportionate in
crease not only in accidents but In crime.
Mankind did pretty well with Its problems during
horso-and-buggy days. Wisdom is based upon knowledge,
end surely we'd be stupid to fear that knowing more than
we used to know is going to make be stupider.—Booth
Tarkington in Cosmopolitan.
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Work on tha construction of n
aww. ovarsssa highway for tha F
L U- railroad connecting Kay W att
wllh tha mainland will bagln In
Novambar, according to Senator
Bcott LoftJn. .Tha new project le
:iSSSm.u
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.. 0 o f
blggeat real aatata
deala Is Miami la * Jong time was
tkw purcha,* the other day by
Murdlsw’a, In c , th* big department
rtpr* there, of tb s Biscaya* Hots| properly aU asted a t the south
west corner o f MUml Avenue and
Plwsler Street a t s price of $800,000. Sounds alm ost Ilka the days
v the,.boom,
o e * v .to en<i/r
j°hn
With threw paUIL
y i W H f W e they gat aWctad they're
-a
Pcaas. Y*a- and they always
garden variety
*•«'where Comptroller Lea
'!Ss^*at*
•• In an
aw fu l fl* a a d won’t be able to battug-aremmu during
xrt*«trar KaoU eayi state reva-
^ S T J T ! V * f t 02*?0* 4urlnk
f f t y l U mantha and that wt
BANFOBp,TWENTY YEARS AGO
Mr. and Mr*. O. T . BnUlb a r t
»x parted home thla weak n e m a
delightful six w reka' Itinerary
Which Included New Yack, Mb
Star* Falla, Chicago, BL Inula,
Yallowstoua P a rk and Cnloradp
Bpring a.
1
North Georgia Is quits s pot>ular resort foe Hanford folks ]hlp
summer. Many, who had planned
to spend th* summer v a m tim Ik
NorUt, Caro Una have fa n s M p
Georgia, owing to th* unhappy
conditions prevailing In th e Car*
oltnai. Word come* from M rt.
D. L T hrasher th a t aha and her
daughter, MUa M ay Thrasher
will leave Man treat, N. C., and
operation f a r appendicitis, Mr.
W U daan wUl leave fo r Virginia
' by Mahneat wash, t
Ian W right
JC negro I
who had Ml
H IL L
THE SANFORD FORUM
. Sanford, Fla. ( Ih* Townaand organisation here!
Aug. 4, 1030 Since tha orgaslxatloa of tho
Sanford Herald.
j Hanford unit nearly two y a a ri
Hr. H artlln, In hit letter of. ,*!>, tho w riter aervad a* tta i « July 29, called forth crltlcsm of rrtary continuously. Gava ■hi*
lt*a ’fence-straddling’ know-ll-all entire tlm* to the work aot xmly
verbiage. He w » an,were.I sr- w|thout pay but a h o helping In
eordlngly, Mr. llarttlna'a trouble „ financial way a i will a* able,
I* that he give* th* Impreeeion ,n one aeo'a a t one* how ridlcoIn a round about way that H- ,„UjJy ( p a r e n t Mr. Hartllne U
w ant’* to le a rn something but. l(lbout
im portant InitituUoa
ha wanU lo do h i. own a n .* - r- MUbU<fc- tn w* own hem .
in* by deciding beforthnnd
w v— i...
to whether It i. likely to suit lo" n
40 ^
Whw" **“
him! I eonaider auch extrem e!/
«*•"» A . an Interealed clUlengthy and childish method an *«n could he not hava vUltad
imposition not only upon thoee h a .d q u a rtm or got hold of *
expected to .new er, but upon T o*.»end Weekly for further lnthoae expected to .new er, but f-tm atlon If h . really wanted
upon tho .pace «o kindly ar “ » No. A fter h i. talk with
corded by the editor of The Herh«
toncJud.d he
a|()l
knew all about it, waking up a
.
.
..
... y-ar latar and trying In the most
All frank and open que.t.une ^
^
way to learn a lit
on tha Townsend Plan o n I mor. ,f hU lg 0 woulJ ^
answered, and willingly, In one j,.t hjmf
quarter of the apace taken Mr.w h lt ,
to|d Mr Ha,Ulna n
llartlin* In hU
two epistles.In- y, . r l [ a , , , th ( t wo
aamuch th.r.forw , ax he eery trouM, about d, u i u then.
‘w —
Daytona Beach Will
Hold Motor Races
DAYTONA BEACH, Aug. I r W lth participant, expected fram
mdny pari: of tho itata, motorcycle enth 1__
.
n u ll gypxy lour lo Daytona Beach
Saturday, Aug. 15, whjeh will bw
fo.lowed by race* Sunday on th*
wprld-famed beach.
' The combined event, ar* .s e c
tioned by the American Motoreyelt
Axaoclatlon and will be xtaged un
der direction of the Jacksonville,
Daytons Beach and West Palm
Beach motorcycle clubs. Race trophlra and prlxaa a re offered by'lb*
association and the municipal rec
reation dapartknrtit of Daytona
Beach.
l b g a i# n o t ic
*
™ » .“ c -
.I I I
, . t —h , M il h . , . . .
“ 0 *■ ' » • « “ - * • * *
be aatlxflad with what ha haa lalpr!
been told In theao two le tte n of
Th' Townaend Club her* wlD
mlna or go elaewhere for tho in- *•« ri»d «° ‘ it™! I »ny actlwmlntL
formation.
cd worker. Thera la n.> pay, blit
In proof of thin my expressed there la a fino field for I k m
opinion of Mr. H artllne’* pecu-' who have the elimination • of
liar attttud* and general lack of poverty from this rich land aa
Incentive to find out more about th*‘r gliding .ta r , and . w ho'du
tho I’lan during th . part year,
‘•traddle* with ftitU. argn.
I hava only to clt* hla accusing mentation,
m t of being th* PAID head of
G. M. DOUGLASS.
Our Kitchen
•le More
POPULAR
- '— ..Than-fiver
— — Steak*
------- GlUcker
------ Chop Suey
Pick
rear
hudb
. ,
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1
M a lt
Yaw’Il flsd H at P ark's . l e «
Aad yawl],. Had
it .M m J
• Rn«f ( f t y J onfil V
9 A n n r type of r*dp«{
• Mtxod a Modal, moM
|
painstaking wayl U
0 Marvofou* flavor 1 *
When A R^nk Acc^pta •Deposits
�TWKmUSDAY.’AUGTSr S. 19.16
‘M i 8 8 SanftnF
A PAIR* OF QUEENS—ACE HIGH
And Personal Activities vwwwm
At Ritz Tonight
Social Calendar
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MONDAT
Circle Number Five of The f ir s t
Methodist Church will meet at 7:30
P. I t with Mra. M. P. Reel. Elm
THURSDAY
Tha T. E. L. Class of the First
B aptist Cberch will hive its regu
lar bualnaa* and social meeting on
T h a n d ^ afternoon a t 3:30 o'clock
In iborthorth annex with Mrs F.
W. Stanley, ltr*. Edenfield and
WDAY SPECIALS
Fruit Bars lc
T^VL 15c2 dozL 16c
Cbld-N-Snow 1 Q _
SQUARES liFC
Biscuits
Loaf Bread
Circle Number Five of the Fir»t
Methodist Church met last evenin ir at the home o f M n. H. D.
Krrl, Elm Avenue, The meeliag
wav presided over by Mr*. P. H .
1 lam ing, While (tie . devotional*
were le.l by Mr*. W. J. Bryan.
Bible Study wa* given Jjy klri.
f' E. Williams.
I’ an. were laid to hold a circus
at Mm Reel1* at 7:30 o'clock, Aug.
It. f«r the benefit of the Sunshine
Treasury,
A fter the meeting a social hour
wav held, during which refrexbmerits were served by Mrs. Reel
and the aaaistant hostess. Mm J
S Carver.
Those present were: Mrs. W I
Bryan, Mrs. Nancy Brock, Mrs
IV. C. Coleman, Mrs, J. J. < .Id
AUl, Mrs. J. C. [iavis. Mrs L. M
Swain. Mrs. N. W Clouiner. Mrs
Earl Dosaey, Mrs. C* E ChorpenIng. Mr*. M. D. Reel. Mr* J. C.
Tanner. Mm . C. E. Williams, Mr*
Roecne Taylor. Mm . C E. McSIarrow, J i n P. II. U n sln r. Mrs, 1„
B Carraway. Mrs. J L. C ark ,
kfiss Rebecca Clark, Mias Keoa
Perry, ami Mis* Lorene Comerford.
Mr*. W
hostesses.
L.
Stoudenmire
as
Genera] Contractor
Homo Building—
Heavy Construction
Repair Work
Pkooo 5& M
IH m w rfi Aad'WaUhi
Walgfc An6 JgwaUy Rj
m
-Miaa Sylvia McLaador left tdday for Macon, Ga., to spend' a
few weeks.
Mmntlac And Bi
Mis* Madeline Trulock
will
O H *. M M . 3 H .
leave tomorrow for Booth Caro
Cwmgaay. .Charlee -Wert.
lina to visit for a abort Umar
a
Mcns-Onm
Down'
C: W eek
ay As You Ride”
MOLE TIRE SHOP
R esinol
' Wh ARE PROt’D
OF OCR SERVICE
T O l'R W VTt ll MI ST BE ;
»
A m 'R A T E
Official Railway Inspector
Mr. and Mr*. K. B. ILaadag.
Purcell Company, Mathew F a m i
Jr., have left for Wayneavtll*. l y *
Cwmpaay, Acme-Col oalal
N. t_’„ for a month'* •lay.
c f c n m , Dm* Drop Inn, Celery
CRy Prtedtag Company, Teach ton
Mrs. It, F. Crenshaw and ton, D^n# Store, The Baiford Herald,
Joe. have returned from Daytona O nw tal
AppUenrt
Company,
Beach, where they spent two Mayfair ,Hotel, Seminole Tiro
month*.
Simp. Form at Catchall’* Grocery
ahd Seminole Dry CleanersMr. and Mrs. Earle T. Field and
Caca Cola Bottling Company,
fuiwily, of Fort Lauderdale, are Somlaole Creamery. 8 t. Johns Rlv.
the guests of Mr. and MIm . W. T. e l U n e Company, Hill U m b e r
Field, Silver Lake.
■bd Supply Yard, B, L. Parkins,
United U m b e r Company, M yrtle’s
S tew art QMfaa Shop, Monk* Place. U n e y 's
, m onths Qnig Store, f . W. W aatwarik
ihm. .West O a p a rty and U>e T sias Camp*ay.
it* In U e iNehl BotiHog Company, gtendaW OU Compasy. u * -Brother*
It pm party. W o r d Batch Company.
j|w c t* tu Angel'* E at Shack,. t h e T T fteen
li u uiw kk. (Vsmpany, Bhaford A stro 5 Feed
id a sh» l More, Gulf ‘ Refining Company,
... New W ight Brothers, McCrary** Store V,
l»e . Florida Powvr and ' Light
112 Magnolta
McLAllLIN Jeweler
111 PARK AVE.
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT!
"B etter Air eat to Short'*"
Dance and Cool Off
We Never CV*e
CHICKEN
DINNER
75c
SlraW*, I "hopa* Hot of C#M
Plate Clinch
Music, (Vina, l.lquora.
llrer. Etc.
II vine Your |*rl+iMw M l f» R f
Ihr npvlisfi^ | t
IHOVFI*
I tail |*lrm ■n tf
S ^ M lItsi !■ ClHi
t u n Itean aft*r • P. M.
tiuod
S Milea North of Saafard, U
Mi. South sf 1reload ae
Route 17. Sanlerd te P - 1 * H
Road
Mortgage Loans:
Now is tho time to liuilil uml pay fur a home for leM
outlay per month than piesent low rents. \Ve ure
prupured to make loans <>n new ennslruclions under
the Federal Housing Administration finance plan. Let*«
talk this over. C. M. IJoyd, Sanford, Fla.
Louise Gormley, bearing the title of "Miss Daytona Beach,"
and' Louis# Johnston, who holds the till# of "Mis* Florida," both
of tha mountain
rang*
an I will be seen tonight on the Rita Theater atagd when more than a
a to m e d dawn the Madrid aide of score of local girl* compete for lh» title of "Miss Sanford." Th*
the pat* to raid General RJ specialI K iti attraction begin* at 0 P. M.
ttm lm a'i headquarters In ' the
town o f Guadarrama!
Bullete from rebel guna were
aatd actually to have penetrated
General Rlquelme'a cottage headquarters. While the general was
BRObhLYN, Aug
5-—(A1—
William lleailer. 31, known to po
lice thruugh arrests for attem pted
extortion and kidnaping, wa* found
■tabbed to death with an ice pick
inday and his body stuffed Into
a trank In • Brooklyn lot.
The spot Is only one block from
the place where four years ign
th# body of John B iisano, P itts
burgh night club owner, wa* found.
He waa killed In the aame manner
and the ilaying never waa sol.ed
Hess.or'* arms and leg* were
tightly bound with a rope that
looped around his neck. The body
bore about forty itst» .
*l^ eU sssS Frees r s s s * s s i
Miss E liiabeth Adam* returned
Sunday from Athens and other
points In Georgia, where she has
been visiting since completing a
summer course a t G. 3. C. W ,
Mtlledgevtlle, Ga.
Mf». E. U Smith. Miss Louisa
Smith, and Mlaa Carolyn Smith of
Oxford, N. C., will arrive today
for aeverat week*' vacation with
M r. and Mr*. C. E, Rawaon, *nd
Mr. and Mr*. J . E. Jackson.
Ctirm ’l Mm's W rur
Proaoouting Lewu
Body Of Kidnaper
Is Found In Trunk
Mrs. M. L Reborn, h er aoa,
Marion R*bom, Jr., and daugh
ter, Ann, have returned
home
a fte r a twu weak*' visit with
Mrs, D. J. Reborn a t Greenwood,
3. 0 . They plan to leave tha
la tte r p art of the week far
Springfield, Tenn., to visit Mrs.
Reborn's m other, Mr*. T. M. Het
man, until BepL 1 .
tha G uadarram ai outside Madrid,
an nearly 400 were listed dcau.
Mr. end M n . E. A. Monforton
Madrid and a m ilitary direc
left this morning on a motor torate were the Fascist goal*.
trip through tha central western Babel defeat
everywhere wa*
states. They expect to
vttN the LaiyalUt objective. Wherever
Little Rock, Ark., Oklahoma, W|- opposing force* met, vkloux batehlte, Kan*., Colorado S p rin g ^
and Denver, Cota. They will re
turn by way of Texae
whare
they will vtelt t)w Centennial in
Dallas, and also the Old Weot
Centennial la F orth Worth.
SALE!
I hiTt* In plenty of
hnl went her ahead to
(tear white Huita, nport
enntts and eool wash
Iniu-sern. Take advan*
Inge of our prirc redue*
linns on nummer Itema.
Dog Takes Nap Ah J
Court Ponders Fate,
BKOrKPOUT, N. Y , Aug *—
(/P)—Idaho, a half grown mongrel
pup, ftll sound as rep today st bis
trial fur life for drowning a boy
swimmer Idaho I* charged with
pawing Maxwell Ilrceie. I t. until
the youth sunk and drowned while
swimming.
The trial attVactrd a large crowd
to the village townhall. Victor
Fortune, Idaho's 22 -yeur-old owner,
testified the dbg liked to swim Kit
always was playful. There even
wa* a "alibi dog" who some witnew t* said wa* In the w ater with
Brtese a t the time the youth
The honor tell of the FD ri Bep- drowned.
Hat
Church
Hunday
School
for
July
M ra. M . Lw R a b o m \
hee ju s t been announced. Taken
E k te rU in a . F o r S ob1
itnte, tbeee with perfect
prosecuting ehirgee of Ineurreetlof
against John L. L*wl* end 11 eeeeelates before the exeiutNo eetinef
*f the AmeHcan Psdertllen ef Le
ber In Weshlngten.’ Frey nocues«
the Lewi* esmp of uitng itreng art*
method* In predicting Industrial
unlenlsm. (A*a**lated F ra u Fhotel
B tfflPB R O L L
Hendricks Defeats
Wood In Tonrney
SHORT COATS
All Summer
TROUSERS
REDUCED
I’ORT SAID, Egypt, Aug. S.—
(/I1) -Rax. Imru. Kthinplan com
mander In the northwest, authori
tatively reported mlvanclng on the
tie* of Dexsyu aiul Addis Ababa
Ith 40,000 warrior*. Ethiopian
eelumn* were said to be advenetlig from the west In the general
direction of the capital end ptln-l
elpal city on the northern end u f
a mountain road leading to Addl*
Ababa. Many Italian outposta aru
reported to hava been destroyed
during tha' Ethiopian advance.
3
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1* land
Sw
Phone MS
Fop.
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lUUaad Ana aad Bfritjhkad
it n
ca
r W teel. Baggette .1
rteks, *tadra*. SaadaS
F. Velde* 1teW
Mr*. W. C. H1U, MU* Caroline
Hill, and George Anderson Ufl
Tuesday to spend ten day* St
tha Texas Centennial te Dallas.
Enroute they will stop a t Baton
Rouge. La., to pick up Mlaa Vlr-
n
n u r r u m b r ic k r t t o c o u n t e r a c t
ACID, ALKALI TOU R ATSTEM
N E E I MALTED CHOCOLATE
N B U ROOT BEER
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ROYAL CROWN COLA
N B H t T R U E FRUIT ORANGE
; (am gBima h J
TEBAT YOUBBELF TO T H E BEST
' Btertltead Betties
BOTTLING
ML
jfPMUM
Members of the Fideli* Class
of the First R sptist Church are
• 'bed to meat at l ; 0 u o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the church
befor* going on to Daytona Beach
Mr*. W. M. UcKIm c u t Ami
for their picnic. F.aeh member la
Me him will leave tamorro ; surestto hrlng a covered dish.
Ing for a two weeks' vL.it lr
Knoxville, Tann., and Lo.isville
F. A.,DYSON
m
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( C « a f M i 'i n « . am)
EIoIm Win* and Grvtcben Morri-
Regular Meet Held
By Baptist Circle
nt Hi>. ill* J a i n ir u statistics
ifcow that « family of •«»v»*n liv**«l
tfctr* In 1^21) in nverngf com fort
fur 1J8A0 mili-ctu
(ihen
w o r 'h
$*40). but today tho same family
m ust spvnt 2.(00 milrri-s
l now
worth fll-'ll
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I. Meadow Club'* Invitation tennia
tournament ytxterday. Twu FkteI |da players edvaneod.
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BMnry Wood of New York,
. form er Wimbledon 'champion end
Davie cup player, waa -the victim
, b f the day's biggest upset. Fifth
, in the national ranking, Wood ha*
played in only a few to n rm m rn te
t Ihle year and he w asn 't'p rep are I
) far the kind of ganta A rth u r Hen
drix, the lakeland, ' F la, “Giant
Killer," played agtlnxt him, Wood’s
gam e eo.upsed tomplelaiF In thu
of the Southem er'i sternly I
driving ead he waa ' beaten jin
strafkht arts, d-4, M .
I
. AAvaaetng fo the q u a rte r fla il
rounds with Hendrix, BeaHh e u l
Bigg* were Up-seeded Frankie
n tr k e r of Spring Lake, N.'-JlJ who
tepted Wayne 8 *bln of Lae An•^bB, 4-4,
CU HaU, Barith OrM go, N. J-. veteran. C hartta H *rrik wf West Falla Baaah. Fla .
ftte g ia r Maagfa of New TOvk, as*
Indoor champion, a a d John
irmld. Harrla defeated BUyi
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THE BANPOBD HERALD. SANFORD, FLODIDA
G a in e s v ille Is A m e ric an s End
£ T o 2 W inner Doubt Of Weight
) v e r Lookouts In B erlin Games
OWENS'
WORLD'S RECORD—BUT IN VAIN
F o n rth P la t* In
L o o p S tan d in g
F r a c a s 3-2 From
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GAINESVILLE, Aug. 5— Play- ihe Height* to Olympic truck and
field conquest, .unknown since'pre
w ar days, ths United States yes
terday ended all doubt about team
Aupremicy, ta p ta rin g first places
In all three men's events, dividing
honors In ths two wonmen’s con- ■
teats with Germany and produc
ing the first double winner of the
eleventh 0 ymplad In an sm stingl y . unbeatable Jesse Owens.
Ohio Stats'* redoubtable ne
gro shattered Olympls records a l
The Lookouts, playing a doumost every time ha mad* a move
bJebeader with Gainesville hers
In the day-long competition in two
today, are scheduled to meet
•vents. He twice bettered the 200 tW Bade la DeLand tomorrow.
m rter m irk, coettlng to 2 1 .1 eecond victories In the qualifying
trials, and then, elhnaxed the day
by bettering ths broad Jump mark
five limes, winding up with a fin tl
leap of H.OO meters, 26 feet S 21-64
Inches.
This Jumping feat, which burled
the previous mark of 7,73 meters,
28 feet 4 11-64 Inches, made by
Edward Hamm In the 1026 games,
gsve a second gold medal and oak
tree to the tan thunderbolt who
Is poised to complete a trip e trj.
umph In the decisive 200-meler
tests today.
The derisive but non-recorJ
breeding victories of Glenn Hardin,
Greenwood, Miss., in th s 400-me
te r hurdles snd John llughsy
Woodruff. Connellsville, pa., ne
gro, In the 600-meter run, combined
with Owens' latest rontributlnn,
ended any idea th at -the point bat
tle for the team title will be. rlose.
Completion of three of eight days
of Olympic blue ribbon competi
tion found the United States to
la Ing 6.1 points In eight events— Daytona llench
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more than .double Germany's 38.- ■lalaesvtlle
I’nlsths
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3-4 points. The Teutons h id tho HI. A egusiln.
II* I f .
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sstlefartion of pushing Owens to DtLand
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record-jumping flights hut picked Hanford Yesterday's
Hewalla
up only 7 1-2 points while Finland
Sanford , t. Oalnsevilto S. * >
Daytona ll.a rh •; I’alatka I,
♦rent scoreless and remained In
DeLand
I; Ml. Ausssltno S, (II
third p ltrs with 30 1-4 points.
lantnse.)
1 •
flansen
Tedar.
Helen Stephens of Fulton, Mo.,
I’alatka
at
Daytona
n.aeh.
,
sharing the feminine epolltght with
nt. Aueuellno at Deland. I '
Germany's record-breaking discus
Oaln.fvlll* at Sanford.
.throw er, Gisela Mauer-Mayer, con
6 A lto n AI. i-KAUUM
tinued the United S tate’s sprintWon la. 1 t
Pet.
| Ing sweep. The Missourian beat HI. l-oula
II
IS
.tie
five rival* decisively, Including i’o- t'hlraen
I* IS
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, land’s defending champion, Btel’a New York
Pittsburgh
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'record for ths third time. She iron fl.aion
I'kllad.lphla
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the title In 113 seconds, one-tenth Brooklyn
II IS , .III
of a second short of her own Best
Xenteedar'o Neonila
Ml. taiuls I: Chlcssi. I.
m ark In Monday's trials.
New Turk 4: IWiion I.
I Meanwhile, two mates, Dusky
Ilruaklyn S; Philadelphia I.
rotate
>1 II If 1 * . Matthsw (Mack) Robinson of PssI'lltskureh nl I'lnrlnnnll, nlsht
z —lilt for M -g.r In llh.
l . n u postponed, rain.
lanfurd ............ *10 o*‘> IIS—I 'a d e n a , Calif., and Bobby Pickard
U nion Today.
Rdheevllla - . «lo It* I i i - t 'o f Rockford, III., U nivtrslfy of
ni. t n i i a t Chicago.
‘
cltuns: lluck. I’ltman, tUarh, Ue- Georgia
lloslnn
nl
Now York.
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freshman, accompanied
>011. McMullen t. Pfalfer, ItuOTer,
I'lltakurgh
nl
I’lnrlnantl.
f f
Owens through ' ‘the 200-meter
Herat reel.
nrooklyn nl PhllsiMphla. kb
.terrors : Torres. Clary I.
trials Into ths semi-finals.
,
'Duns balled In: Patgelt, lie.
3WU*nl I, llurk. Ilearb, Pfsllrr, Italneevlll* I. Uaeoe on lialt* off
■alley, Clary. MrMutlrn I. Two IV11aim I, Padgett. Hlriirk out by
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igao bits: Clary I, Duncan. Threw wilann i In t l- I Innlnga and Mew Y ork •
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Mil* hits: Torres. MrDnugal. It....- 7 runa: nff Medlar I In I 1-1 In- rte v e U n d
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SIM:
Duck, McMullen. Htolett nlnaa snd I runs. I.naing pitcher: I'h ire s* ’
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MINSt Rush, Ueach.
McMullen. Wilann.
ev eewuie. sI'mplrea:
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England GivesU.S.
F I o r i d a n R e c o rd s F i r s t
16th Chal l enge
P e r/fe fc t G am es Guo Score For American Cup
Charles / F.' Leonard, Jr., S t Petersburg,
Hangs Up Mark Of 200 In Olympic
( Pentathlon Shot Event
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CO WEB, Eng., Aug. 5.—W )—
Great B ritain's eilteenth challenge
fur the America's cup, first won by
thr schooner, America, In 1861,
« i* issued yesterday by tha Royal
Yacht SifUsdyon end dispatched
to the New York Yacht Club on
the behalf of Tom Sopwith, wealthy
aeroplane m anufacturer.
Sopwith will chal'engo for the
coveted yachting trophy with En
deavour II, a sleek new . eutter
launched this year. At preeent th-t
Endeavour Is being repaired, hav
ing been dismasted for tha second
ti e r this season while racing off
Cowes Monday.
In dispatching the challenge to
the New York Yacht Club, ths
Royal Yacht Squadron suggested
that the first of the four-out-of.
seven series oe held July 24, 1937.
As the United 8 t*t*a holds lb*
trophy, the races will be held soma
p act on the Atlantic Coast, prob
ably off Newport, R. L
The Englishman challenged for
tho trophy for the first time two
years ago when he sent his first
Endeavour to the United States.
She won the first two races but
dropped tho next four to the Rain- -bow, skippered by Harold B. VanA ndrkk, Germany. 102; Ceccarslll, derbllL Sopwith was a t tha helm
Italy, and 8 wcn Thovelt, Sweden, of Endeavour whll* bis wIf* acted
190; Grundbachcr, Swltserland , as timekeeper.
ChietUn, France, and Von BolsThe New York Yacht Club remen, Sweden, 189; and Abba, Italy, fused to comment on tha challengo
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until It has been officially reW lth two more events, swim-1 celved. W hether, Rainbow would
mlng and running, remalng, the again meet the c h a la n g tr or a
German Uandrlck led with 10.3*-----»points. Scores of tho other leaders
follow: Thovo't, Sweden, SO; Leon
Ht. l-iipla
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Weber,
P h lU ta ln h U
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, l u ard. United Slalee, SB;
Y rateeday'n N asnlla
United States, and Abba, Italy,
New York « | p o iln n 1.
P h lla d e lp k la t i W n e k ln flo a S. t 16.8; Edourard Delecourt, Bchiunt.
lletrslt Si aetrsU sd *.'
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28.8; Edourard Delcourt. Belgium,
Chicago t; g|. la s ts I.
Hlsrbird, United Slates, 40; Laurp
W. J . Cosens, J r , of 8 L At*
Kstunen, Finland, 42,
gustlns was selected In Jackson
Nsw York, s l lias Inn.
•* ■•- Imuta..
ville yesterday by s e e n Judge* s i
P k llad elp k la a t ,* W sy h lsg la n . <
Florida’s safest sutom obis. d rlr.
er.
* 7
Mr. Cosens emu oyer a field of
220 eontastaato. Including 14, from
Seminole County, to tho first a s■oal safo driver* contest spoaearsd
THE'STANDINGS
ct^...nda:^^.1T»•,
Cozens la Chosen
Aa Florida's Best
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DELAND,
Aug. 6 — The
Florid* State League president,
0 . E. Gil Hand, ha* called the
final meeting of the league di
rector! fa r the 1936 reason to
be held 8 unday, Aug. 9, a t 10
A. M. In I’alatka at the Jam es
Hotel.
y.
A rrangem ents for the league
all-itar game to be sU ged In
Daytona on Monday, Aug. 10,
will be made i t this time.
At thU meeting It la probable
that the Shaughnessy plan of
determining the league cham
pionship will be changed to re
quire a seven-game series with
each of the four .ceding teems
of the circuit for the season
Instead of the five-game serlea
es now provided for by tbe con
stitution.
Also a discussion will te held
In regard to a post-season se
ries between the respective winnets of the Georgia-Florida
1. cagic and the Florida S tito
Circuit.
S t AofjM&te Takes
frUmn And Medler Tsn 'rh^ “ boK/1
A l l o w University
Ohio S t a t e ConCity Men 10 Hit* tinued Attraction
I
Florida State
Directors Will
Meet On Sunday
* £ . AUGUSTIN*,1, Aug. g -~ 81.
back Into
fourth place h the Florida State
L*«go* bare
yesterday when
Frank V ella hurled the Saints
to A S to 1 win over the DeLand .Bede. Tbe gam e carried
eleven Innings before Dot*- BertadeU’s hard single to. left scored
Xinard with the deciding run.
Both Veale and Lefty McGIoln,
DeLand ace, were trouched for
eleven solid hits with some bril
liant fielding cm the p art of the
Saints saving the day on several
occasions.'
■ The Rada scored both of their
runs In the opening fram e when
Roberson doubled with the bases
loaded. From then on the DeLand
crew srda a constant threat but
Veale mastered them In the
pinches.
In the, tenth a thrilling play
by Fitzgerald chocked off a DeLand win. WUh one array Chlado doubled and Bolling followed
with n line sldgty to center.
Fltsgerald took tho ball on the
run and with a g reat toss cut
off Chlado a t tho plate with the
winning run.
Bonner's double and
Vcale's
sharp single gave 81 Augustine
a run In the third. The Saints
deadlocked the acore a t 2 -all in
the seventh when Owens shot a
two-bagger to left and crossed
the p latter on Gibson's timely
blngle.
For DeLand Chlado was tho
hitting star, gsttlng two doubles
and a 'p a ir of singles. B ryant
Bonner, with a double and two
singles, had the best day a t Urn
plats fo r St. Augustine.
HOME RUNS
By The Associated Press.
Yesterday's homers: O tt, Giants
2; Ripple, Giants I; Klein. Phillies
I; Mire. Cardinals 1; Clift, Browns
I; Gehrlnger, Tigers 1; Roge I, Ti
gers 1; Stone, Senators 1; Foss.
Red Sox 1.
The leaders: Gehrig, ‘Yankees
33; Trosky, Indians 31; F o ss, Red
Sox 31; O tt, Giants 23; Klalr,
Phillies 20; Camillt. Phillies 20;
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Favorites Advance
In Madiatone Meet
EAST HAMPTON. N. Y-. Aug. I
8,— (47 —All eight favorites prog- ■
r ts s e d into q u s r t e r f ln s ls of th e
M tld fto n o C lub’s a n n u .l w o m e n '.
In v ita tio n ten n le to iirn s m e n t y esle rd a y w ith few h a rd m a tc h e s on
th e boo k s fo r th e seeded s ta r s .
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Among the eight they dropped
ony on* set In the .econd round.
Only Gracyn Wheeler of Santa
Monies. Calif., sixth ranking Anverlean woman player, had to p b y
an extra set. Tbs third aseded Miss
Wheeler conquered youthful Dayothy Mas Brundy af Santa Monica.
8-3, 4-6, 8 -6 ,
e,
Tba nearest thleg to a sorprise
came when H elot Pederson of
'. . J r«
a « nnnJaJ
Stam ford,
Conn.,
seeded aiWmtTl'
seventh,
conquered tho veteran French star,
Mme. Sylvia Uenretln, in straig h t
sats, 6-2, 7-6. Eliminating thd only
other foreign entry, Jean B u rrltt
of Toronto, 6-2, -f-1, (K atlfrrln*
W lnthrop a f Boilon Indicated the
has a good change of upsetting Miss
WheelcT today,
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colored whUe, black and tan; for t to skara **p*n*e». C. *.
saddle back, rath er ifcort legged;
trader the auspice^ *f the A m erk io large bothy talk Finder plaaae
nottfy W. Cv HUL.
Automobile A taoslftioa.
b addltien to b*Jng honored as
b e f O r c M y v iN i
Floritta'i ta fsst drivsr, Mr. Cotens will be awarded a free tr iy
to the first conference on safety
for it n lg h t sal*.
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Preparations For Re1 volt Made By Of’ ficials As E a r l y
As Last W i n t e r
Plan A ir Drive
' To Smash Rebels
Insurrection Leader
1 Runs Blockade To
* Land 4,000 Troops
W, TV.. l a a r M H
2 Secret SerVice
Men Demoted For
Probe Of G-Men
WASHINGTON. Aug. 8.—W)
— Announcing the demotion of
two Secret Service official,.
Secretory Morgenthau today
said ho w e, “deeply shocked"
to >ern the a jrn ts had “ Uken
it upon themselves to Investi
gate activities of the Federal
Ilureeu of Investigation."
He announced the den. ilbr.
of Assistant Secret Ser-ice
Chief Jo«eph E. Murphy and
Grady Boatwright, formely in
charge of the St. Paul office.
Attorney-General Cummingrecently aaid there had been an
“ill advised" investigation of
the Justice Department agent*
by another government agency.
He aaid he learned that Secret
Service men at St. Paul made
Inquiries Into ahooting to death
of John DU linger.
The fall of the Rebel city
of Cadiz, Spain, before a
bitter Loyalist attack was
reported In Madrid today as
^tafltomulinff disclosures were
0Biadc of pre-revolution plans y
•p
for an uprising In Spain’s | $ v l I V B D v T O W I l
official family.
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Puzzled by the strength 1 1 4 M i c e S a n m V n
of Rebel positions in the V 1 1 U 1 5 5 k J d lU U IU
Annie Mae Ellis
mountain*. the Leftist
govern
m ent functionaries aaid th e /
Irarned^nf indication! th a t Joaa
Gil RmSes, form er m inister of
w ar, planned for on attack on
the capital aa early aa laat Fall.
They aaid bomb-proof gun em
Mis* Annie Mae ElHa of Oviedo
placement! were atarled during
today wore the crown and title of
arm y maneuvera with a view of
salng them to overthrow the “ Miia Sanford" after having been
selected for the honor last night
present liberal government.
. Meanwhile Spaln'a loyal Iroota from 15 entrant! In the R iu
amaahed a t
Rebel 'strongholds T ^esler'a formal beauty pageant.
She will represent thl* city on
even u the generalissim o of tto .
7 when 10O beauty
k u u n a c tla n ran a blockaga of
{
F orktu
Oviedo Girl Chosen
From 15 In Formal
Pageant At R i t z
h
Insula fos
r
a
sS a ssrrc s? r t
a march to Mgdrid. ”
.
K
i _ „# enoo Hebala was broadwalk tn Daytona Beach.
* 7 Rarr-'fonx The , Q“
Mta. Elite was pre.ented to the
ate rf'i’ ■audience .» “ Mia. Sanford" by Joe
i
td n e o u f tto Hendricks. Democratic nominee for
X mercy to .Wipe out Urn eonfTM tmtn from lhe (iflh eon« « gitssional district.
European nations, InWhile tho petite beauty winner
Germarr/, Russia and
to Franca’a pro- had perfect control of her feature*
o f f j.g w to r ; to- and poise, a be entirely lo ti b tr voice
when My. Hendricks asked to e to
t w h ." “say something through the wlrophone.” She finally admitted she
was “surprised end didn't expect
to win." The sudlencc appliuded
heertlly, epparenlly pleased with
the selection of the t k | ^ out-oftown judges.
The pecked bouse th a t witnessed
tho pagenat was struck by the
T to Junior Cham ben o f Com- poise end grace of the contestants,
marce today continued Its search many or whom paraded across the
fog am ateur talent to represent Stage with the ease end confidence
Samlnole County before the Or- of professional models while thu
h n d o Junior Cbambar of Commerce Florida Rhythm Kings played in
b e s t Monday.
wnlta time.
Persona who era Interested In
Sanford’s Klwinis Club, spew
perform ing In the show should con sors of the local event, l ecnltod
ta c t the Rev, F ather J. J- Kel- ISO a s Ha share In the program.
lagton, local JayCec aacreU ry, by The fund will be used for the ben
telephoning 33.1.
efit of under-privileged children.
t l a Orlando, the Junior Chamber
Mlas K een Wellman, m aster of
hrooguraUd a scrlaa »f am ateur ceremonies. Introduced each of tho
entertainm ent
program s
from conteatenie. Ted P noky, directing
which will be chgaen a winner who the Daytona Beach “Cavalcade uf
h I s k »M t to the T esas Cen- Beauty,“ presented Louise Johns
tean lal a t Dallas,
ton (“ Mite Florida of 1914” ),
t The move was mad* ta obtain Louise Gormley (“ Miss Daytona
p n b lk ltr f« r C entral Fieri- Beach”) and Carolyn Dermard
"M in Orange County”) all of
<i The Rev. Kallaghan aaid thla whom sa t on the itage.
w iernlng oaly four tn l f c a t k a i
Usi■w■■ rj iKj i flfitt
.1 ■
■mI 1IUB d■tfaiua4*akJ
C ontestants, other tto% MM* El
MWI
voni
ite, w e n
E£Isobath Cameron,
t»Ur ta le n t
r 7) Mildred Wells, Graca Clark, CaroUfa Bigger*, Janie Reborn, Vlrg » la Tyler, Dorothea Lawton, An
nie Be.la Methvln, Mary MeMahkn,
Evelyn On tee, Jan etta Chapman,
Haten Dangteta, Fannie Bigger*
• a d 'E k te e Winn.
■F a itfg g v a u local m erchants co
- Approximately 4 9 ----- — - *
led tn presenting the enterW PA payroll today began o p e ry
-
JiyCees Continue
Hunt For Amateur
talent For Orlando
A WorkmenBegin
Road Project
Laat Six Montha
j o as la Improve and widen lha Pa
th s Read leading p a st the Counter
C h i
e
(■About tUUMO ho* been allocate
od fes the p r e s e t which will roholre aim montha for completion
and will result fit hroadeaing the
the highway
to to sa r
k ill to
faced with
’ PralmlaMT
grading road t
lu rfa iin g have
ito ttld arrive
to td ia g to aa
^ h ria .
-------T
Towns Takes
Hurdle Event
For America
Airplane, Motor
Accidents
Take
n t!
Lives Of Twelve
GEORGIA ‘MIX-UP CHILD’ JOINS NEW SISTERS
Glen Hardin' Victor
In 400-Meter Class
As U. S. Athletes
Sweep Field Clean
Eight Persona Killed
111:111.IN, Aug. fl.—i/Pl —Forrest
Towns. Augusta, Ga., today won
the Olympic 110-meier hurdle
championship. The Georg in '- uctnry gave the United Stale* a
clean sweep in the timber-topping
events a t Glenn Hardin, Green
wood. Mi**., captured Ihe tl)0-meter low hurdle title
Clocked st IS and Iwn-tenths
seconds, Towns rqua led the Hat
ed world record, shared by the
American
Southerner*.
Perry
Beard, new track coach at the
University of Floiida. and Al Mor
eau. Towns won the aeml-final
heat in one-tenth of a second lea*
time, breaking the record.
Jack Lovelaek, New Zealand,
won tho 1,500-meter claaslc with
Glenn Cunningham of the U n it
ed States finishing second.
At tho Halfway mark of the
Olympics, with four days of mhipetitlon in 12 of the 21 events on
Ihe men’s track and field program
completed, the United States haclinched the world's championship
by any manner of reckoning.
U ne> Sam's stars have won eight
championships, and
score
128
points. The real of the world ls
straggling far behind. Germany hawon two first place*, and Finland
and Great Britain one each.
Germany, which started out an
.- .
., , ,
magnificently by winning two l|.
l-oul»c Madeline, the baby two sets of parents claimed in n sensational hospital mix-up in At
lies the first two day*. Is second
I* y '* 1* “g”. decided tho John i Garners of Macon, G a , a ie her parents—not the Daniel I
to the United S ta lls In the unof- Pittm ans of Atlanta, with whom she has lived a ll lo r life The court hail given hi i the privilege
flcia] point standing, with II .1-1 of making the derision when she became old enough to do so. She is shown I top) with the three
points, less than one-third of U ncle'G arner aisters after joining her new parents in Macon
Left to right, Edna (M r-. Hoy Manning),
Sam ’s Imposing total.
Virginia G arner, Isiuu-e Madeline, and I’eril, Mr* FriAk D, Hensley) The plctutrs below, mode
17 years ago, show Louise with Mrs. I’lllm in (le ft) and Mr*. Garner with .Mary Eliiabcth, the other
baby in the case whom neither family wanted. M ary Elisabeth died when less than a year old.
( Associated Prt**i Photon J
Life Begins At
When East Bound
Air Liner Craahe*
17 For Louise,
In St. Ix>uis Area
Claimed By Two 2 Brothers Die > 1
Atlanta Girl Chooses
In Jacksonville
Macon Family As
Her Heal l’arents Girl And Man Meet
Death As Mo t o i f
Life had begun all over again
Bus
Skids In Rain
Wednesday fm I 'ui-e Madeline,
elalmed by two no’theis
The centra iigore ill n dispute
In-tween the mothers who said their
islle * were -witchi-d m n hospital
mix-up IT year. ugo. the soft
voiced haiel eyed gnl t ilked of hto
future a* a toi-nil«*i »d tin* ftimdy
she say* i- her ,-wn
Louise Madeline, renied hy Me
and Mrs, Daniel I'lttman of M
U n t i l a- then off spring. Tuesday
ex pressed tin- eonvuliui Mr nod
Mr*. J, hn C tlainer of Macon ure
her parent*.
The ( iiimi,n> an i L’n’ PiltimiiM
to whom iljiilirhtrrw ttr r r h*nn at
an Atlanta h c 'l’itnl on M»y
lUlfi, ink^tl a I’ Miit t'« ratnb.Uti
pairntiigr ‘tf thi fhiM.
Strve U Jtiliiiafun, thin at:|K(nn-
Truant StudentsjSons Of the Legion W elfare
B oards
hi pr-t Of
Move Rifle Team
Hol<*S Driving Toward
Object
Otmove.Drill
Wednesday
CITY NEWS BRIEFS A
The fourth In a series of ama- By Lounty Board
n„t tctumlurg.i practicebyFour O bjectives
tu er entertainm ent contests will
-------the Suns uf thu U-glun rtflo tear..
las presented from the stage of
the Rita Theater tomorrow night.
rarr-is
EX-CHUT ACCUSED
8T. PAUL. A«'g. g7 f4V-Thom• a Eraw a, focaaav M. Paul police
• ^ 2 S » !^ 5 E 5 i;
lhr ho*!»it«i|! iiar’il n “ fool pr«M»f“
nlrntifu' iti'»n for new hnhivi.
Mriinw lit i*. tho hahy whn h the
flint pita I ^tiiil wax the (*si ru n ' a ullrt'l
in infant’y nf pneumonia.
Judge fTnorgc* L. Ilt'll who iIMmI
aii yearN « ft»*r handing' daw n the
Vt Minn in UOilV- ruled
I nilao
Madeline should rrm-iin with the
Uittmnni “ iiniil uf age to uiaku st
vulunlary choice uf h r r own ilutid
ing."
n Attnuta, cmivt atiacheii ntudi^d
yr.atrnlAy the legal a U iu a uf the
girl. Under Georgia law ihe U n
niluof until ahu l.i IK.
Company official* withheld tha
news of the crash until thte
mm ning.
I hey -aid th ry had b«cn u»aid,, to determine what cau**4
the crash but were investigating.
The plain- a rriv e d her* fr o »
Sew Hi leans and took off fo r
t hu agu
The company haled th# daad
-- la r i Zier. pilot, Chicago j Ku*-ell Mosaman. co-pUot, New OrIran-; W 9. llorthwell, C hitaga;
c . II W right, Hinsdale, 111.- D.
It McDavttl. Chicago; Grorga
Gkshaber. Dak l'ark, HI.; A. E ,
Holt,
Boston; Vernon Omlle,
Memphis. Tenn.
Tho piano did not bum . I t
was not off itn course.
JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 8 ^ trl*> —Two brother* ware «»l«w
and three other persona seriow*-*
ly Injured today when tho aatoe
t
;
’-*SLi:J !lg- p - S k ' S : ’ ’
Action fa Delayed
On Transportatito'j
• System In Schools
1 told them
(tho Cumer*)
when I^aiai* Mudellne ia 1H ahr wi I
he tilde io make il|» her own mind,"
Mm . n ttm a n aaid.
.She’ll come buck,'* aaiil Pittman
4 uiilltMi#‘it HR 1‘ref ThfM
In d ic a tio n ! were mad# l » h f ( J J
I n la y by tho County School B oat*
that disposition of the t « « P * O n ;
l inn problem In district
w in
ho left largely In the hand* of t t o
local trust™.'*.
__
Welfare, according to Inform a
The board deferred any BrtUW
purpose. 1,1. W. I). Huffman will tion released here today from the
III
R
IJN
.
Aug.
il.M
l—A
rthur
on hiring driver* and other dalep reten t the Guurd Interest.
departm ent's branch In tho Court J a r rrtt announced Into 'a*t night lulls until a fte r Sanford
\
Team Instructor* are to
| House,
*..
_ ■ j i . m H u , n , l tLift
t l u f tOAMnK*
the imn katter
tonight,
Percy Hero, chairmon of the Ami r- , Foremost In the program 1* bis iritentlnn of taking legal aellnn y,ad"dteeuaaed
lean 1-eglon Boys' Work Commit | old ugo assistance Other individ ■gainst the American Olympic j Meanwhile, tho county organaccepted a propoaltlon bF
tee. Carl Muse, Aubery Keialull | mil goal- are aid to dependent Coinmlltee upon returning tn New
Vmk with hi- wife. Eleanor Holm ^ au,,,mobi|e dealers to pay C*»h f «
and G ly Stafford.
children in farutlle* where! tin Inm -lt, who wa- dismissed from 12 new huaea purchased recently
The majority of the time ln-l | wage earner I- Incapacitated or
night wa- spent in fam iliarising 1 rumoveil by death; aid to blind the Olympic tram on it- arrival and receive a two percent- dliIn Grraiuny.
cuunt. I’aynicnt Is to bo made « •
tho youths with targets, gun
(K-rsou.; and rural child welfare
A flir being refused a confer delivery and acenjilane# of U *
chanlcl-m- ami other details which operation-.
m utt he. mastered before a rifle
The W elfare Hoard wn* c»t*b ence uy Avery llrundugc, president vehicles.
A request by the Seminole T tw
Is fired.
li-hed in 1938 by legislative act of the American Olympic Commit
Five new members were ad mil accoHIng to the local bullelln. tee, J a rre tt, In a statem ent, ns- Simp to equip tha new tranapovted to the organiintiun. They are The Slate I* divided Into 12 dis soiled he wuuld lake “ Ihe proper Uilofi unlla with power brake* waa
Henry 1/ivell. Jere Werkman. S«m trict In each nf which every steps, first to obtain the facts delayed until the facto ry m ad a
L Crook, John Ho.I and Frank county la ropre-ented on Its di-- hIkuiI tile ease, wliirh Ihe A m eri speed retarding devices could t o
can Olympic Committee apparent tested.
i
L)
ll- .a tle e v * •* e«B! Ik te e l
Crosby.
vi.
ly tried tn conceal, and secondly
TRAINING IN SAFETY
to gel redress for damages to my
wife's reputation."
MIAMI. Aug. 8.—W )—Safety | ______
Ja rre tt and Hrundage failed tn
Director A J. Kavanaugh y e ste r- 1 . q o
r h e c l r J o b get together fur a conference, de
day aaid special training la being ^)“ * -u U VJ11
Friday m idnight I* tto
spite the former's affurts during
J . E. McElhannon of Stanford given policemen who later are to I
T.
. I . _ the past two days. They conferred .for
absentee voting
— ----------- la
aerve
as
Instructor*
in
a
tr->ffir
Mr*.
E.
O.
Moore
ye*
er
a
recently won e medal fur rnsik/lengthily by Iclephunc, however, County fo r lha senatorial M g
manship a t F o rt Screven. G* . ac safely ach iol for Miami school pleaded guilty to a charge
apparently getting nowhrrc.
\malice, It wa anwouncad today U f a
Ing n worthle.* check gnd » .
cording t o • proa* rsleaao received children.
Hrundage told J a rre tt, as w ell, tho office of Jams* G. BtotaBa
sentenced
to
pay
*
fine
and
coal
here today,
,
■
of I92J16 when arraigned before nv newspapermen, th a t “tho rase county Judge.
McElhannon and other Sanfurd
Is closed and there is nothing l
Tho statem ent said pamona ^ww
GUI FPORT. Ml**., Aug. 8 - County Judge James G. Sharon.
youths who a n serving a aummer
The defendant wa* posing as ran say, nor any Inform all-'t I will b« In th* state t o t n e t n i l *
training period a t Screven are (A*)—Exet. l.adnlvr, 88, and I Ican add, th a t hasn't already boon county on Aug. I t should XMtfc
scheduled to leave for home to- wifa, 61, werr drowned while bath Mr*. R. E. Faw n when ahe laaued given out. All 1 can do i» refer their ballot before IS midnight toIhe
plee#
of
negotiable
peper.
re
ing
la
Little
Biloxi
River.
day, according to tho dispatch.
turned *10 In caah which ahe ob- you to.the American' Olympic C on- morrow If they deal re ta aaslahlB
lelectln* a Democratic MaaMM
teinrd from the Sanford Furni mltlee atatementa In tho case.”
_______________ fur tha If. B. Senate.
ture Company after using the
Persona absent, from tto athto
check to make a down paym ent on
r*nnot b# *ent h*iiou a fte r » m *
a stove.
Khe waa erreoled on a w arrant
sworn out by E. C. Smith, of the
furniture company, after ho had
Since only one Seminole County
Almost [unlimited publicity i* t t o show.
Maanw hi r, ns the U tile con proven to i.e a f*l»* addrea* given dairyman has expressed Intentions
calng received by the Floridu Ex
hibit a t t t o G reat Lake* Exposition tinual merrily, ihe Georgts-Col- by Mr*. Moore, end had found tho nf attending the first annual Dairy
check to be of no value.
Field Day to be held in Galnea,,
IB Cleveland, according to a state onial mansion of the Fenlnaula . . . . . . . ----------- --- —sta te receive* the distinguished visMrs. Moor* aaid to r rasldanc# villa on Aug. M, ('. R- Daw-on,
ment received hero today from
county farm ig cn t.,to d ay valrl ha'JJJjJ^
Iteys , for official greeting earu- was In Wildwood.
George Clemente, putliclty di
ptohebly would not be present a t War. A v erag e
rector o f t t o departm ent.
S | & . e , , describes lha ateta’a
SEIZED LIQUOR SH IPPED
the event.
*«^V .
One e f th e beat stories on Ihe exhibit a t Cleveland as "mom «!p1 1 a pointed out that due to tho jc i ,g
-------exhibit came from the typewriter hltlooa gnd auperlor In many way*
MIAMI, A ug. 0 .—OF)— Customs pres* of tt o federal soil conser- >>
of M ato lm McDowell, of the Chi to Uig Florida display a t lha C*n- officials yesterday reported • ear- ration program amj tho emergency Ji
cago Dally News, who termed the tn ry ef Ptugvi-a*. The manalon has ■load of confiscated liquor waa be- crop loan program , hU time rould i t
Florida building tto “boat house** faM rou* room fur rvcepUona a n d 'in g shipped frym selxura valuta be to tte r employed here unless a
of the exposition.
places for foot-sure folk. In the federal baUdlng her* to the larger num ber of local person* -J l
He said a conflict of executive Thw. aahlhite are beautifully d U -' Public H ealth Sarvlco a t Terry planned to p artidpdlo in the Held j ]
and legi*lativa egos at Columbus
"
Point, Md„ for medicinal use.
i
resulted In delay* which conspired
P uhlcily Director Clements said
to held bach th e beginning uf c»n. d frin g the first 30 days of th* tx Guinn (Big Boy) Williams la tto
During toy athooldey*, Jean A r-* ‘ r a f W
•traction on t t o official Ohio posltlon, 738 new* stories appeared only fire-goal polo player In tto thur earned spending money by t
w here form al wslrnmea abouti the
for commercial
pho- *
th Florid*
“ —
Exhibit
‘ “ In to w s - motion picture colony, tie owns a posing
would have boon given visitor* U paper* throughout t t o aitlo n . _ (trin e of 23 ponfk*.
tographgra.
Absentee Deadline T?
Will Fall Frida*
Mrs. E. G. Moore Gets
Fine And Costa Of
McElhannon Given
Medal For Shooting
Convention
Fof'Chuluota
hr* n*
aurz’t] M o. (itttlU’r tho "awnir”
rmjhl not havt* hAp|>t*n«**l- II*’
Til
Body Names D a t e s »*u »•* hcl,i n**1 Wednesday, u Assistance To Aged
£3
•
% \
decidril «i*t night when .1.1
l O O pC JH
o C I H lI I O lC | rnrmber* inacnibliJiJ
thu Lrifion
Is One G o a l Of
Schools For 1 9 3 6 1 uf
*«-*
>•* »■
'*
"
*
f»r ^m ,.u-tiu«
Humanitarian Unit Jarrett May Fight
Ihe competitive unit.
Committee'8 Move
The ahooting will be from the
Four definite objective*
lie
The Cuunly School Hoard late Nations! Guard Armory tango
before the S late Ilouid uf Social
In Ousting Eleanor
yesterday afternoun Inaugurated
hlch haa loren secured for tho
W. 9. Earle, WPA work direc
to r In Seminole, Brevard and Os
ceola countlca today was in T itu s
ville where ha recently moved
his headquarters of operations
for this district.
a mow lu insure n heller school
attendance of truant pupil- and
Friday’s tidaa: low, 4:SU A. M. other delinquent students.
and 8:27 P. M.; high. 11:28 A.
A fter a statem ent by Mrs, M.ie
M. and 11:42 P. M. Sun rise* Khacfer, county probation offirer.
a t 8:41 A. M. and acts a t 7:17 th a t ahe could accomplish much
P. M. Moon riaei a t 9:20 P. M. to correct alack attendance, the
and arts at 0)28 A. M.
Board vuted an appropriation of
ten cents per mile for each
Jack Wilson, n pitcher, has trip made provided It he au
been released by Ihe Sanford thorised hy County SuperintendBaseball Club, Prcaldant Charles ent T. W. Lawton.
It was pointed out th a t Mr*.
W ert announced thte afternoon.
The moundamnn plana to return Rhacfer’a present salary did red
Include nny provision* lu cure
to his home In .Texas.
for expenses • or
i*rvl<;c*
Hr
Sanford’s Woodmen of tho World school work.
The Hoard approved the f>d
eamp will modi tonight a t 8 :0 0
(CeatlaseC Os (*•«• T »«l
o’clock In the tom tornityh club
house for R* reg u lar weekly see.
slon, officers announced this a ft
ernoon, Members aye asked to a t
tend.
The weather)
pertly cloudy,
scattered showers Friday end pos
sibly near southwest and extrem a
south coasts to n ig h t Extrem e
Northwest Florida, generally fair
Strickland ILitor Company tonight, Friday p a rtly cloudy, prob
th a t Mlsa Elite-will t a ably scattered thundershower*.
rttod -with a m w automshiia
to r t o r trip to D
Daytona Batch. !
Congressman W. J . g ears to
d ay Informed th e Chamber of
Commerce th a t t t o e h te group’s
n q u o e t th a t funds to a'tecsled
fo r tt o malatenagee of tho St.
Jo to u River bet ween Sanford and
Jacksons ill) t o d been referred to
Oran r a .Coon- A rm y ongtM en,
T hai
in will aaaamall-day sing la
The Taylor Command ry No. 28,
Chuluata. It
K algbte TsmpJnf, will convene
to d ay bp K G. -Rays, president of Friday night a t • P . M- In the Msto this county.
— Han, MCOtdtof to an aa
tries and quartala
w teo w n t today by ledge of*1U
Ik* day’s activities,
ere. AD member* were urged
to Mr. Haps.
to present, sines W ainssa 0f lmP t*ror will t o served on the
* * • * • • , T k p to Uc b Invited tto
n»to«4 and W W lunch baskets.
tVniiriit of tho ho'inGil.
ST l .OfIS. Aujf. 6.—
(AIM —All eight
peraoni
iilaiard it
ChicnRo
«nd
Simthorn Air Lines pl»tl#
were killetl last niRht wh*l»
I he ship i rasheil into a field
from l.ODO feet three mile*
Jrnm the airport hero a IvW
minutes after takinjf off for
Chicago.
5
State Exhibit In Cleveland Shares
Well In U. S. Newspaper Publicity
Dawson Won’t Attend
Dairy Field Event ££*
LOCAL WEATHER |
mating
d*y.
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Jimmie Leto Tops
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Dan Yates May
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NEW YORK. Aug. 3.—OP)—
Jimmy Leto, outstanding chal
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terweight title, heads a medio
cre national busing program
thla week.
The New England boier
meet* Gustave Eder, Herman
DATTOMA BEACH. Aug. J . champion at 147 pounds. In a
Jack
Hall, IS-yrar-old
rig h t
10-round bout at New York
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beider with St. Augustlna.
Speesling 100 meters In world —Robert Schroedor,.
adfetlea, the Sanfo
hyades her* yesterday gftgYnooii, Kritsia Zlvle, of Pittaburgh, In
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tlrd lima of I 0 J seconds, the Ihe Phllsdelphlg Amt
defeated the P slatk i
The golf realm already- know*
another
10,
while
Leon
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f U r jbslng the opener by
ties
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the
Islets
took
the
opened,
sebdll
(asm,
tilted S tate, shared honors with
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Krtehell, giant ; oilsh heavy
Charlie as a freshman member
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of the American Walks} • rug
the score at 6- weight makes his American
I f B l f H l f ’a H f s a l l .
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in the moat spectacular Inaugural ) l
*ka 1937. tra in in g (camp slta blewi In tho aeven-lns;i g night• sAlnwwb lllw t t , l * rl .A tl« t 4-1.
tr, Mote, who Is to thd
debut in a six-rounder against
all In thq seventh Inning of the
team and winner of the 1934
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rap, which the Islander* won by
i ll 'tean f what Dlwy Ilesn In the history of the Olympic
firs t gam s with s towering drivu Roberto Robert!, Ita ian vet > national
collegiate and
1935
H ditlM fl I . I 'a U H t d 0
Schroeder, who *uat returned 8 to ».
,, ho Cardinals, had the hard! jam as.
eran.
liaairw T a l a r .
| over the left field wsIL' The
W estern am ateur tlfle*.
| t i lat l ri l <•( l { a l n r a t | | | p .
llaU struck out fiee men In
A crowd of 100,000 wltnesard from Mesleo City, said die V i peel
* .A spires harfouffed nil
Dsn la a bright links pros
G-Men broke tha tie In their half of
Hm »if sat i. ml I '« I« I W«
» n , limiting them to o'n« the hlatnry maklng athl.H r feats, ed the Athletics would playi games the first and arvrn In the sec
the ninth with flvs hits and four
pect, Recording to Georgw S ar
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h Mt HI. A u g u s t i n *
v g /T e s a i leaguer over third Including an American sweep of against the team s <tf the If ex lean ond, walking five during the aftruns. Tho Reds e a s e back with
gent, veteran
professional
of
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se-otf Hines' bat \n the third the first three high Jump places Baseball - IsMgpe Aaaoclatfen and ehtonn.
the frmetfS East lak e
Country
Wes,, l^'Wt
I’M three runs on three hits In their
wjth record-smashing flights led rm aka a few trtpa lM leagiir cities
Ollly
Dillingham,
Islander • HI#
999 half of thp Inning but F trratxi
29
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dub. Sargent says the 17-year«a9
Li«iu
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ninth Mote filled thq bjr Cornelius Johnson, Finland's like Vera Crus and otkers f can't aSort* lop, went on a batting «i
forced Hhwafc to hit Into a double
old youngster has “powgr and
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spree, getting a homer and four 1'IMwlstirMh
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promise of going ss far—If not
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212 play to atop .the Jtr*ls' onslaught.
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said
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be
the
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singles In five time* i t bat dur • 'Ins liifiM11
i t and It looked as If Pal' 000 meter flnel th at saw Amerl«M
Adair with four hits in five of
fa rth o r—than Charll*."
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r i ’a Don U s h ouUlaaaed and Drag complete m ajor league team ing tho day. He drove In eight »*h«U<tr|plila
|\4 o u l d score. However,
The youth turns in scorb* con
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121 ficial trfpe to the plate, led the
,
Andrews to pop out to lapped, ami Germany's aehlqee- to play In Mesleo. \ i
run*, els of them In the second |tv ••*•H19n
27 92
I7i Ib-hlt attack on McMullen. Duck
sistently • In th*
mld-s*v*ntte*
%emterdm t'm n #«•>(•
fia n d Gallegos to Gy nut riisnt of her first Olympic trs rk l
game.
with three hits and Devil! with a
and played No. t position 1—s ,
»(..•« ..r« f.J. (hlrago 2*2.
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field to end tha Inning, Shd field trium ph by dominating
In tha flrat game, an error by
HI
l.oula 12-1 *a l'hlU4«lphl« like number were contributing
the A tlanta Boys’ blgh school J /
qualify v a |lT l° r \tomorrow'a Zupanlc, a fielder's choice amt
pitched the first sis in- the ahot put.
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factors in th* Reds’ defeat.
golf team Uu|t season. Recently
for the ASaleae and the ' All told, eight athletes, Inrlud semi-finals.
Dillingham’s single
accounted
he shot s sub-par G9 o le r th*
s.w r-.r* i; riiu b u rg b t.
I In *hc alghteap (he G-Men took
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set
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four
Americana,
two
Finn*|
lit* found no difficulty 111
for th , flrat Islander run in
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rewt w* the lead in the first inning on
East l-ake roursr.
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Olympic
hla
delivery securing
tho first Inning.
The
Saints
w t|k an
and Adair’s doubls an I
Alan, 14, turns In scares of
t
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Its good for s it runs, Iparka In four events during a put ami 'Iba’ it.OOdi meters besides scored twice In the second fram e'
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third .*•
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80 and above. He attends Junior
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was in the bos. He wtk |ta rtlln g succession' of perform- seeing their women Javelin' throw on a walk, Zupanlc'a triple and
Hanford players landed five po high school. On* of hi^ prise
W o n !«*'■!
Pci A gain on tw o 'filti atiH An error,
the seventh by Gad- pnee* opening the eleventh Olym ers outrlaasod.
1 Bussey'a sacrifice.
ita (ic n th trp wab driven from the rtion* on the Florida Slate I rogue rounds came when ha scored a
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The biggest 'tb a e k ' of all waa
The Islets scored two m nrr in
*••• mound In-the fourth a« the Re>U All-Stats who will play the loop- 74 over the East Lake 'layout,
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It
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a> ub four hits and two runs .epoch-making feat* at l-oa An- T orrtnee’s failure lo ■do' better 1the fourth as Morton and 0111- •I till Pssll
{{J blasted fobr hltd off his delivery leading Islanders
in |)« \tu n . tallying 10 one-putt holts.
il
17
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gslta In 1932.
Innings he pitched.
it
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than fifth wltb M feet, ' I and , Ingham walked and both c r o s s e d ItssMtesli
il l coupled with tw a'bsje* on ball* to He.irh on Aug. Ill, according to reF rsn l* the frmlnlne repre
Owens, Ohio State negro alar, 17-32 Inches as his b est' effort the plats on an error by Mr. " ■ • h i n M t o n
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1w | Lookouts put over two
{{{ counter four limes.
rn»c* made today by Pre.idc.it sentative of 1he Yates household.
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lament four hit* In the first began tho day-long attack by while the
Wft-kandeiJ .Francis .Gowan. Tho
final
Daytona I ' h t U ' l w l i i h U
SI
AT
H I , Adair continued his tonxslinnal Eddie Gilliland.
She plays the game infrequent
rqualllng
the
Olympic
and
world
^m4'i three more In the th ird
I r B l r r l B r ’B
Nfwglti
best him with a hirave of[l>0 fact, Beach tally was in the
fifth
h ltllp g .ln the alghteap with three
The loeai asg reg itlu n l-i ksaJ ly. however.
Ni
Isi.uU l - S
Ih lU .tw Ip h lA
1*7
n\lfV .tha fifth ami two In tha record* of 10.3 aernnda for 100 M and 9-32 laches. Z a Jte .'« flb a i , when Iloslnskl walked and Dug
lusty wallops In four official trip* cd by M anagrr ’’llsw M rsl” Dill
f h l . r s * . . 9 . I S ' lt.H*t r»n 1 1 1
P. U., A tlanta business man
‘ i-Th« entire Inmkout leant .meters and then clipping a tenth ljandage.1 hand, sn arn l the last o n in a Dillingham singled.
••d H B - t n i r 12 I n n l n g a ) .
to the plats, i
Itodgrr. who will coach the Star.. and head of the house, consid
\V twhl tiMl/>n S. I i w l m l i
Ss
) flashy ball In thn fiejd. nf a arcoml off both marks.
place with &0 feet, ,3| end E-32
Earl Johnson, who started the ,Nr«q Ytsfh I; I’lwVwUml |, r*||e,|
/
Joe R i.tru lf was the choice of er* himself an sversga goiftr.
1 borilerlpg on the aensa* {•T h ereafter, the Intensely en- inches.
game for the Saints, gave way* ••ft*! 1 9 t h . •I.irknwww)
«|H>rl*wrller» for the ratrbing po shooting 88 to 95. He’s s south
being ma>la on several oc> qhusiastlc German crowd tool;
Isa mm Tadgy
Torrance, the 300-pound Baton I to Rutland at the start of the
sition. Torres «>« named a.*
paw.
< iMFwUnil at hairitli.
The fielding gem of the '•full advantage of opportunities Rouge, l-a., policeman, Vwho has 'seventh. The latter walked three
• h i . Mg., Ml HI
I m. u I m,
pitcher, he being tied with A lbrit-1 Mrs. Yates doesn’t play, coa
(was • Andrews’ one.handfd' to srclslm the flrat woman gold- bean off feed and of( fofm ell men In succession before he
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ton of Gainesvllip. anil Bunch and tenting herself with
“gallery
•IHpg rateh of Torre*’ line 'jtm lsl winner, their own llllde year, w s, nearly seven H eal be
McGluin of Dcl-and.
Fleischer,
who twice hind his world record of!67j feet, could settle down.
i,lh the eighth. Kryniel alio )T ll,y )
SWA
Ml’.SCOTT,
Mats.,
Aug.
3.
In the second game, threo In
f a i r s landed the on.y <;t led-fur
V.fa beautiful peg to home hfoke the Olympic rrcord In win one Inch made two yeara ago.
--(A3 -Mrs. Catherine Sample f
field errors g single and a base
position as s utility infielde.', vilie.
n * Tl# W t a t p i
from right field to g.'t nlhg the javelin throwing cham
A m e r i c a ’* > dlstanee-runtlng
kllaml,
F
la
,
won
tha
.eventeenth
two
Yrglerilay‘g hoinerx: J. MarlOnshlp with a to** of UH feet. hopes apparently \w er*‘ 'blasted on balls gave th* Saints
I.eft field, Fitxgerald of S t Au'jnlng home.
1 out
, Jsnnunl North Shore Women's Sin- while l.ang*ton had no troutle in
Inning.
In tin
was tha heavy hitter fob : '2R-32nd Inches, as well aa llsng by In sh ’s failure to’( show In; the run* in tho first
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tholr
half
of
the
inning,
the
Is
llelgerV
Bees'
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1th
Swindell,
a
former
b outs getting four hltA Wnellke, who raptured the shot 10,000 ni*t*ra anything i resemT ede.ro Poontry D ub yesterday *P«» along with Swindell, a former Center field. Andrews of Palatk*
them good for tw bases
l title with a heave of 5.1 feet bllng the speed tb a t'r a r r ta d him lets scored four runa when Dill I. Jackson, Giants 1, Bonura, defeating MU* Hylvla Hatch of l’m,koul now patrolling a garden R(|{ht fjt)d ||b:dstoek of D eUnd.
Ingham
knocked
a
homer
Ith, White Sox l, Gosllnl Tigrrx 1, Winchester, 4-4. A-l.
and 13- 141th Inches.
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five trips to the piste.
, for St. Augustine. ’
U tility Inflelder. Cat*, or Ssato record-smashing ‘M
trium phs • a t
Carry. Brown* 1,
Bottomley,
u „ ____ t _,__ ... ..
r l The complete team la aa fol- / or.i
The shot put even saw Fln- home. Tho Hookler
. g llen , Catos and Blslruf got
•W *. pinched a tho bases loaded.
Mr*.
paired
with
V
aufhn
,
1
,or-u*
The Islanders tallied three more Brown* I, Hollers,
Browns I,
o kits each out of four times ltn d ’s Hulo Baerlund also better nerve In hla laft Mg ' taking a
U tility outfielders. Bwladell of
'n ie w i« ’""A .h'
of ll»*wUI. M ass, In the l0" * :
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tke former mark, taking second final w arm up yesterday/ and ho times In the second inning, as West, Browns Ir"
St. Augustine and Langston of
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doubles,
ta
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defeated
Ruth
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Augustine.
'T h e , legiknuts Jo*irney. to Palat- 'place, and th* American trio un> was hampered by tb* I ailment. Iloslnskl and Morton tripled and {(ties I, Puclnelli 4
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MAseltlne
■ , 11I n , wof
l t lWinchester
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and
Humeosch, Hodgsrs, Sanford; pitchers. Sanford.
Th# leaders; Gehrig, Yankees
Albritton of Gainesville, Bunch of
Umpires; Shepard at the* platq
|a this aftareoon for s return .able to gain a single medal fid However, It ws* doubtful wheth- Duggan and Dillingham singled.
pU 'W A
ner Rixlmsn of Boston, 0-t, 9-0.
Another
run
for
the
local
club
33,
Trosky.
Indians
31,
Foss,
th* first time In Olympic annals er even at hla b*et he would
Ilelaind, McGloln of DeLanJ, Borders on first; llarvln at sea J )
tap)#.
crossed
th*
plate
In
the
fourth
Red Sox 30. Ott, G U nts 21, Caas Ham Francis, Jack Torrance have been able to • match ’ tho
Hrhnridrr of HI. Augustine. Spark- „nd and Frum p s t third.
PAI.STN I
sod Vlmllrl Halts finished fourth, burning pace which ca rrie d ) tha on ainglea by Duggan, Anderson mllli, Phillies 20, Averill, Indian*
Cully A. C«bb, southern region- man of I’slatka, and Torres of
20.
fifth and slsth. respectively.
Finnish trio lo tholr . swewplng and Dillingham.
si director In ^ht agricultural con-1Hanford.
A conservation program tor tba
Th* Balnta scored three runa
j
Tho day reached a climax whan triumph.
Laagu* Total*
servatlori program of th* U. H. I Catchers, n islru ff of Hanford naval stores Industry will sonn ho
W Departm ent of A griculture, and and Owens of St. Augustine,
fodr high Jumpers surpassed H ar
llmarl Selmlnen cam* out th* In the seventh and laat Inning A m e ric a n ......... ...... .........
offered lo producers, Florida Egold Osborn's 12-yvar-ofd record winner In a thrilling stretch |du*l when Bonner slapped a homer NaOoaal
well known lo southern sgrku'.-1 F irst base, Boiling nf DeLand. lenslon Service has been Inform*!
of sis feel, els Inches made e t with Paavo
Askola.
Rafiplwen o u t.to left fiald, chasing Zupanlc
tu ral circlet, w ta a Florida vlsltof] Second oase, Burk of Gainesville, by the Agricultural Adjustment
PArla In 1924. Johnson, Compton, was clocked In Ml mlnutew. 15 and Fitzgerald horns ahead of
Tot*
during July, ■ | Third base, Pittm an of Gaines- Administration.
Calif., Junior college sU r, won and 4-10 seconds. Askola wwaHwo him.
with s Jump of als feet, 7 and| tenths of a second slower,' aa
Jerry F lltg trald , 81. Augustine
IR-1S laches. D*»* Albritton and Votmarl Iso-llollo trailed JW - renterflelder,
started on the
1)4jns Thurber taking th* next' mlnen by IS yards, Kabol ' M(ira- mound In th* second game but
t* U u
two medals via a Jump-off with kooo, of Japan,, ftnlshad fowrth, was yankod In favor of Rutland,
Kblevl Kotkaa of Finland after white l a t h placed eighth., / ‘
with two men out, a fter giving
all cleared the b ar sis feet A 3-41 Th* Finn’* enly. rival through- up three hits and four runa.
Inrhes.
" 'Il ‘b*
half ol th* raeejover
The Americana taw all three of th* 400-m*Ur ' .ojr*} waa
tha
for atralght aala with no traiiatheir 800- meter runners, Chari**!8«ll*"t
little
Japanese > ta r , ins.
H
arry
"b
o
»#t
tha
pace
tor
th*
firs*
i
t
V
(Chuck) Hornbostel.
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the par* for the fin
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rat.. OVeretrsst j. tlunran. Calaai
nERLIN , Aug. *•—(A3 —AmsrlI * a .bass • hits, t’lsrr. Illalrul I: ca’a catch-as-ratch-ran wrestlara
•11 Apricot Ara.
BiSlM '.U se s. n x i . t r . . 1. clary;
dtukl* p itta K ryai.l (a IlnllaaO; in tbs light division* won tbair
AlltrU/f to Mails*; tail on Saaaa. I first-round Olympic msUhas y u TRY “SEMINOLE CLUB" tha
Paltlka t. Uasfntd *; baa.a «n
•paw off Mala »* Ih<w* i; struck, u rd s y .
two fa r IWe cigar—with tha
. .
'
• d f . t i r Mol* I; law * |; iiann.ll
Frank law la, Oklahoma A. A M. b-coat quality—said by moat Intit ,bl|S ’o tt I.aw. in a lasings S
la n it I r a n ; n |t llann.lt la I Ip. wtlterwelg ht from Cushing, O k la, dependant m art Kant*._______
l a t l i t and > runa; hit br pllrti- pip nod Boka of Bslglum In i:0 J
l .'b r Mala IHrnllhli loalaa pllrti- and llkrlay Strong, another Cuah- HAVE Y o q s WATCH repaired
r. Lowe; umplr.a,
la h r
and
bp ona wbe raaUp b | w s
Ing boy In tha llghtwslgbt division,
• Frump? lima nr (to ia. !;#».
iron a incision o*tr Hoganll ol Briggs- J r rq ta r . Mag. Ara.
Turkey, but IneurTod ona penalty
• point In tha match.
‘ - .(toaa Flood. Oklahoma A. A M.
BEFORE YOU BUY any rohaalamwtelght from Blwckwalj.
frig ersto r try our paw mod.
O kla, took a unanimous paint das
a ra t o refrigerator * ona weak
Melon from Jurado.of tha Phillip*
fro*. Baa them on dlaplay a t
pip*s. Francis MUlard, featherStanley.Regers Hardware or a t
• t i g h t from Norik Adams, Masai,
tka
Maos tala
lea
Company.
I Itohby Holland, middleweight) kihnad Jsan Chasaoa of Franco
ilJfilaV, who has eetahllahed .train. oats Ida tha mat after fWa sain Bias
Big Q u artan la Sanford, tonlgHt
df wrasUlag, but raqulsod U mlaA ll fkea Charles Ross qf Orlando
utaa to wta an a fall.
(ha I Layton Arana a t Orlando
qro T urner Bcott la promollng
U fillin g . Hallaad U a Pea-
O u tfit
Is Credit* **>“r American. Bett h Sensations};
Former OlymKSylng Afield ' - P lc Performances A
AthletlcaTo
thletka To\ TnUm
CMtt
---
S
LOn
* Mexican
(Grounds
O v e r S 'a in ts ' Adair
Atlanta Family; Pro
duces Walker* Cup
Freshman, Charles
Leads Hitting
' . A t t a c k , Rapping
THE STANDINGS : Fbur jn 4 Attempts
t
t
Sanford Gets
Five Men On
AllStarTeam
Rodgers Is Selected
As Coach For Fray
In Daytona On 10th
Catherine Sample
Wins Court Tourney
HOME RUNS
F
r
snerT u
... . .»<«■">
American Wrestlers i
Win In Opening Tiff
“A & *Ti
CLASSIFIED ADy;
i
jl&.Orlando Areni
I
In 41 flghte, Bobby baa dropped
W t t o decision «ntf battled to
At' draws
a Bstate
p i a w a In IAUbama,
fWBHHWt I
U M
I the boxing commission has
agslnst awarding a battle by
Vgkfs rreai will 'ba Rots’
‘ ptafsaaluaal scrap, two of
(bo wonky tit* kayu routs. Ha
ho aontkaocUrn ndddleoetght
'* * » « « » * *
}fdbm> Old Colds,
.
t l l i l | o d i « u t dam p*
O ld G o ld ,
�r — Ti
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4
\ B o M i C o u n ty P n x tn c e s
W N F r t H i A n d V e g e ta b le * T h a n A ny
S im ila r A re a In A m e ric a
S a n f o r d la T h e O n ly C e n tr a l '
I l a i l d a C ity A ffo rd in g R a il. H ig h w a y !
A m i D a t t r T r a n a p o r ta tlo o *
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
TOtuMB n v
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M e m b e r A n n o d a te d P ra n a
—
. S. Sweeps
o Conquest
|n Olym pics
i
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y . A U G U S T t .
THIS BATHING BEAUTY THOUGHT SHE COULD SWIM
)hio S t a t e’s Jesse
, Owens Shatters 2
World’s Records In
J Games At B e r 1 in
Thirty Percent In
crease In L i v i n g
C o s t s Over 1930;
Corn On Big Spurt
Glenn Hardin Is
(American V i c t o r
4.—(A9)—A
Aug
N U M B E R 241
Eatabliahed In 1908
IM S
Food P rices
Reach Peak Of
6-tear Period
n ilC A C t O .
Boom Of Artillery, !
Crack Of Rifle May j
SoundMadrid’sDoom
L o y a l i s t s Recruit
Barnett Show s jCounty Property Added Troops Tb
I n Defense
Rotarians Evils iValue Placed At Stand
Of C a p i t a I City,
Of Cuba,Bolita|$5,54815 0 0 in ,36 Urbvls Confident
su n cy «f rising foinl prief* cb' ixcmI
by the drought today nhowrd It
coat th«- average man .10 per rent
muir to fr**tI him family in Juno
than it did throe yram ago
Farm prices » tr at the highest
general evel
lfj;l0 and re
qj
tail
prleet Mill are going up.
KconotiiHta gs'ert fo*»*l prices at
r e t a i l c ^i iW 'I rrm w i l l *h
h gra (lu
' RERUN.
A u g . 4.— ( A P )
te! rise but will go only is high as
—Topped by Jessie Owen’s
the general ability of consumers
—
reconj-emashing broad jump
.*1*. •t % V..I
Seminole t'ounu
I.* p«y.
Gordon
Harnett, Drm»N*i *!).■
mwlctory for his second title
i . | n ,Mill ,i*
An e even year high for cash nominee for the State l.egislatui . nation for l ’1
J J f the Eleventh Olympic*.
com and first gnvnnmenf pur- 1*■« *he principal speaker on the cording to n u p f it | • «.* { ollll
T h e American* *wcpt all
ll. Ihr *....-l«l-a rreoa
* J * -I I rdo y
chasi*s of live stock signaltied y ea-p ro g ram at the Rotary luncheon ly i*Miiiniks*mri« i
three track and field finnl*
T in- l.iaint o f h e a v y
nr*
t. rd*> the | fro iingation of f i l i a l the Mayfair Hotel toslay. Mr, by Hitnfoi d I l 1 - inev, Liv ,t
hnd broke even in two
t ill*-, v .Hill I ho sto u tly t r a d e
three months .old drought.
Harnett, who appeared before the n'ssttr here
Women’* event* today.
The figure i *| |
i.itil,
of r if le fir*- itv lhi* (’• u a d n rCoin climbed almost four crnla club as a representative ««f the
Tho Ohio State negro
il »to*n .1'
t untti M m m tuiiw
n o rth
08
at lh e -ta rt of trailing on unofficial Junior f hainber of (’ommerre. alt* OBO.IMHI hehm tit.
to ttered lh* Ol/mpic broed jump
M .itlrnl ta li' lo tlo v hftnkM iat*
Just after participating in a bathing beauty routes! at l^krwiHnl Park, A tlanta, (la . Mary Frank estimates July's ilamnge amount- fined the evils of lottery gambling sesseil two yeui ■ .n,lt d ill* tl « t s
f t curd fir* time*, winning the
Tho Moulti o itp
ed to 7B.INiO.4HHi bushels. It fin- ' «nd rtplalned the campaign of
'u iu d h i - r n -w n ill h y th e r* n *
championship with a trap of 2ft ilallard sought to perform in keeping with the sp irit of the day l.> «w miming across the lake.
ishrd in a flurried market. I to d'thi- JaytVea against "1'uha" and or'* repo ’t vs hi I* -tttmg a * si i.i\ , u t li m i r r i f l i i i n i x l a o n t h a
Ami here they are 3-4 cent* up from Saturday's rloae. j Hoiita
M . Ova and twenty-one siity - Expert swimmers hauled her to shore when the ssnk and became unconscious
equalit <tioi( unit ut id mi$de th* V).»t.-».t> l» SjMiitt’s capItAI
fourths Inches attar twice bet- reviving her by n m n i of artificial respiration. (Associated Press Photo)
September $1 IK* I I
i Mr Harnett pointed out that f o l l o w i n g i e * t m t i * i i i i i hiiliint mils
taring the Olympic 200-meter
t U’h No 1 white koffi s m ijuot- more than $10,000 a week i ' spent | V ildct II.*lt I \al*e dado ’d from ‘ ' S’,-w w a v * ..f g o v e rn m e n t
ird of 21 and 2-10 second*
I’llle-t tt I
• med from Vslencied at $1 20 a hushel, the top since in Sanford on lottery tickets and $.*1.51)0 In fir. ms ,
[llh successive performances in
IB'*'* and espial to the l*es| current told Kotarians that this enormous ' Hrumldey tltiilduig •it t tmt $ 11
.ii.l ..th. i point* t“ meet whet vr»*
and 1-10 seconds.
,,...it.-.t t . l-e a long awaited fen*
price for Nh I hard wheat. The •um of money is being extra* ted 500 to $ 15.0041. th« M.ll Cof»r.
Glenn
Hardin.
Greenwood.
trade had reports that Kansas from the normal channels of 11tide, Sh*>p I'ornet, now •• opli'd 1»\ • , , ,1 H,-t** 1 ttffenslve on Ml a fid,
M i-.. won the 400-mcler h u r
1toil llO.Aoo i,**ii ird int*» lhe mibiintaln !>**■•**
fai i rs were gelling 7 to to cent* \ hurting businrs*. and inn1teasing seed Store, rcdtn c l I1moi
dles. Johnny
Woodruff, Unihel more for corn than for j unemployment. He also said that 1to $0,500
I;„ ,, iv," |a n<Iy *11 1w
’rally of Pittsburgh negro, won
| the usual “ take *11 ‘»f the lo ttu iy : Ten upphrali n* f*-i h ■’in i* i i
wheat
t nil-k If iM-.-dc.l, were mobtfe
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
L
-(A
3
a 800-meter run.
H hiJo other cereals advanced t*J rseketerrs amount* to 30 percent exemptmn« srn* *«Tu > f
. ,,1 ut Madrid.
< ‘
—A great naval building conThe United Statea thua boostI in \ Hiidit mn fIt 11 i In d>
I \ Re* a-1 artnoum-cment at In*
In conclusion Mr Harnett urged
new high evi ls in some cases not
dsy
definitely
was
set
to
get
id her point totals to 83, assu r
i*<iuall«*d since
tho heaviest the Rotary f'luh to endorse the cam I nurd Ui I lie IK n-iit* ,li*l in f ■ f it it -.-nr ,.f Ihi- Junta government, a t
test among major powers Ining retention of tho team cham
llo i g'is -.ml Madrid would f*H
run of cattle received at Chicago paign of thu Junior ('hander **f $ 751) %*f tin rtimmut. tumuii if
underway
Jan.
I,
the
earliest
pionship after only three days
attach*
at'Kk yards m three years brought Commerce antj t«» co operate with agti'i'd t.* tell«*isitu fl '.im r \ ll<. 1 .lu.rilv on.l.-r crushing
date allowed by treaty.
of competition before crowds a g
con-tm
ct
u*ti
*if
4
In
idg*
Imii
(ruin tin- north and south,
inauguration of another govern- the otb«r elvic organisation'* in
(•rent Britain, the United
gregating 300,000.
SltfYt,$
find
4
K
li
dti
I
gorcrnniciit announcement lit
nu-nt d measure to aid drougX di*- demanding that focal pu lie ..f
Stales, Japan. France, Italy.
5.”
. hens, Fulton. Mn.,
Hurry \1 T.«pw«rth i»n* * rr .1
finals do their duty In the enf >r etfrw cd farmers.
M utri.l il. no .I Ihst a I church#*
Germany and Russia all plan
Municipal court and the Sanford
nX nptiirtJ the women's hundred
I .S. Lee yesterday viii.ii nim ud
v*jggr'xtnm I hut the * *•turn l*-t> ti o.| convents had t-ci-n taken evfc
F idler i on tracts recently nego ment of the law
to t-illd nigger and newer bat ctmirfmm i»f I hi* cmiitt) i'«*iii m ittifo
m iter sprint for the Americans, police yesterday after noon tracked
The matter was referred by the a 11m nrI r $ |l, 1 ;J!I! t«*» tin* ***.4u l \ * t.. h.-lp (malice opposition to th*
tiated packers were aulhnriaiHl to
tleships.
Expenditure*
wdl
down
on
viu.ation
of
the
liquor
uinlvr whukC ilirrrlm n the fctk r«l
banting tha Hated w orld-record
nv «if hfiviug ' -t» I n-v-ol.it ion
be hravy, since each battle soi, conuvrvmtion |»r grom w ill ho purchase for the federal account club to tha board of directors f r ' h“ M’ ,n .th ^
of *11 and eight-Untha seconds law a i fines or sentences were
H im nl4 K th ih il, n,*vh ut tin* l i i i i i l
further action.
I on.Ion and I’aris
watched
4,7!i
1
head.
Trices
on
tha
types
ship
will
cost
about
$50,000,cm rled forwtird in S m iin vlc Coun
fc r tha third time la two daya matad to 14 of tti defendants who
KxpuAil^an in t iuvi-liiiid, u- | Spain's civil war. now in it* eight*
puichaitU broke 25 cents oefore
900.
.
_________
W h n m e ; Stella W U ah - *f fM M judge f ille r on charge* *f
•
turned
to
Hfickufcftfr
Crntur
I*
thb government action s i r an
..-nth da/, with fair that It
lie wiis rlrtLwl tluring an oft nounced.
m Poland. Miss Stephens’ winning Illegally selling IJquor.
N c h Turk No action wa* I r$ * r- I i.i.a.l to a general Europe cow*
Roy Wllliamii, chief of police,
('Ttooii kri^ion »)f the Kroup i t *~/time dras 11 and five-tenths sec
Tho
Ill'll«11
vnlud
to
tunk.r
.%
*
m
bcum
Thi. tf-ntrsl furrsast nffiro of
, l" l
■aid the a c tiv ity n the beginning
h ritifil by * It pMkbsthn, county
o n d s,
I- loin I'angier, North AgrtflfV
Ihi' WrnlhiT Bureau, mranwhilp.
of a drive to eradicate all unli
1
lien in 1 in .H ill. Intel ii il ixtial /...ne, cam* a report
prriliclril coolrr wealhrr but no
censed dquor dealers in the city.
11*41 furm agent Other committee*
l i t »]*o approved the puvm.nl
that iiffm-is of two German war*
The fuiluwing entered pleas ut
me* mid xt-m-isl rain* for Ihr ilruught
men present were* Hoy
Arrarigcmenla for
employing t 30il.tR in I til- foi (lie j. . .,1 h
-hips um hmed o ff t ’euta. Span*
bufntit north crnlral rririun.
being guilty of unlicensed operaUni pit C lii pm an.
T2 bua driver* far county opvml ' pltal
I ii Morin .... had hel-n rrc«tv*i bf
discussion,
the
After on 'bout**
rd school routva probably
will
(1‘h i I.S H ss Siflff tS iw t
Mr- O^fothy t Mint* , inii.iv pu llr 4,1 nr ml iriiiniUco Franco, i«n#rcommittee mimed th«- fot'owimr
by madu tomorrow
morning health o r - r . nnd Mr- I' \l s. .11, iili«winiii nf revolution. Th# mib
ve as cornmunily
wh«*n tho County School Hoard secretary of (he Seminole r..uotv ..f thr sihmthm Mpparentljr It low
committee men for the conserveconvene* a t 10 A. M. in th«* of- Tunvrriilosi. Mild Health A-«oein in the ««11itutlfs «»f Germany i t 4
tion program
flea of T. W. Lawton. .Seminula lion, a - ki ,1 th it tin- t’imiMii--iioi II itv li» Frrnt h anR Hritlah pro*
f Emergency crop loan application
Hast side of Sanford, II. ( .
lend its -upiH.it to th,. inti, luhi r |bowal thnl major nation* keep thftv
blank* arrived here today and may
superintendent.
S«|uirrs with Huston Steele as alg
ha obtained by grow trs «nd .farm
. There was no Indiestmn loilay rubisis hospital*' now iiii.h i i on linniL off lh»* .Spanish RevnluU**!
er! desiring cash for seed and
<wnlrl Itv jI ii n kk ii n 4 s Ml.y,.r*; " 1o t,l,,r
*- Tho Gulf f ‘>a«t tick, ally of. that (ho driver* will be hired slrtirthin neaii (Mhindo
N either Mussotiiil nor
|l.Ii„ ,,f
.rh u iu o u <ii«he deadly screw worm, has made Immediately.
(srti lier, County Agent C. RClerk n . |> III rinlori .......
m has re*pi Ini Iw suirBrstiDni, il*
it
appearance
along
the
south
—r ”
\ trirl, Jam es Wiii>«n with A. li
Dawson announced.
Two rouraa* lie open to the st ructions to |. i, ai,i i r t.ailliti (or l!limi)|h Frann* hni not rnmd# •
•*A iast-m inutsT ush t y Scmlnolu , \\'B(ni.r
*)t,-ttiwI.-; hinitwo.-.l- ern Atlantic and Gulf coasts, it board, Mr. Lawton >aol
. ‘The forms arc lengthy and com
It will the si nutiiriHl pi-im iry . )1-, 11■.11 I rniu! rtM|Ui"*t tn Ititlrr,
|
was
announced
today
by
B
o/
(’.
Cuunly
pru|wrty
owners
y
rstenlay
Altsmontu
K|itin**-Koitwt
City
plicated, Including almost Innum
eithrr natno ono mnn to super srhediileil for A jg 1 1
Although not sfwiniMiml b | Hi#
erable questions relating to tho
Wednesday’s tides- low, 3:28 A. t„ )i rev in l their hotilinirs ***■*"« ' ill-tricl, II. J. O vrr-treel with Mr. Tanner, assistant district super vise alt fiva routes Involved, or
A notary h,,n,l fur A M W.-ek
visor of screw worm control in will appoint one man to direct and a firearm s l«irol for |{, f Soviet tfi.M-rnmcnl. mrclmgs Bf#
firm and financial activities of A. and 3:41 I>. M.; high, IMS A. sold for taxes resulted in the |«i> ■ w .^ n e r uh slterm ite.
hold ihriMitf limit llnl Russia to
Yostcrduy'* nnetinif «»• railed Semimde. Orange, Brevard and operations on aach route.
to* person .who seoks a loan.
Kieg were approved f V c *1111111
M. and 10:05 P. M. Sun rises at ment of I8.274.IU In delinquencies,
fuioL to help Spain's Lffftlib
Mr |)JW„ m *„,| Me. Uenni* Osceola counties.
inner*.
f. Emergency crop loans will be 5:18 A. M. and sets a t 7:18 P. M. according to a «T*ten*lnt made toIt was Strongly emphasised
rcfcfimr pul blown the revolutions
day
by
Jno.
D.
Jinklns,
county
lax
to
faml.iarixu
the
county
body
with
He
said
a
eerloua
situation
n ude only to firm er* who can not Moon rUcs a t 8:10 P. M. and sets
that only discussions will
be
collector.
j lhe duties which they ate to |>er- may develop unleea cattlemen heard tomorrow, end there is a l
*M aln'credit
from any
other a t 7:12 A. M.
Despite
the
huge
volume
of
nrtake rigid and prompt prerau- most no probability that drivers
M urte, as provided by regulations
tlona to hall (he spread of the will be hired.
juDed by the governor, of the farm
Ersklne Hoover, an outfielder, tivily. there ware pareelf of pr p ' Considerable time was given ----erl)'
with
*
to
tit
valuation
of
*
2
.„vrr
,h,.
ditcu.siim
of
work
by
!
tick
hirh lays cattle herd* to
credit sdmlnlatratloifT Mr. Daw- today had joined the Sanford
At II A. ti. the Iloari) will accninmunity representatives
waste.
Lookouts. President Charles W ert 43.) (id on which tax certificates
Son Mid.
rept bids far painting tho West
H#nf'*r«T« If»xr*^nH 1 oiiiimiiti
Tha uionef loaned will bo limited announced no releases to make way were n>td to satls/y levies that I The county agent said there
I’lne lar oil is used in fighting Bid* Prim ary School.
were in arrears.
'
1 veers sevvrul difficulties in thr the pest, Mr. Tanner said. Since
la*.t nii;ht ilflrrmihotf t«* r* timtha farm er’s Immediately and for the addition.
Mr. Jinklpa said the certificates program to ee worked out. inn the government has abandoned
II* 'l|r|»l» toWafil bf'luiijf 's«a(|w(M)al cash needa for growing his
--------Y’
tirkrt* f•*r the ri’inmninn
hoiiit*
cfop gnd In go Instance may
Plumbing installation! and re that were not taken *1 the Mon Ihst they included pecularities to the policy of giving away this
W. tl. M ills, of Daytona B**tk,
h
day
noon
sal*
will
t)p
assign.-,I
in
gnmrx
.if
the
p
t
a
I
riuh
to
rl»i*iSeminole
County
which
could
not
Icaad 1209 to one person, W said pair! on IJi* loeq: Gramm ar School
substance, it may now be ob
yesterday ««• remanded tq- tb*
fun<|* Dir nu'.’thtu’ th** y ia iN **x* city ja il f.ir (HI days on his alleged
irifcor.
<
and Junior High School are going the name of tho d a te treasurer. bo foreseen in a general offire tained at the Tuxedo Feed Store.
I'enona
who
wish
to
redeem
their
pi"
(
1
X
1
*
11
,
, Farthers l i t not t eligible for forward rapidly, according to T.
where plans for the entire country
Mr. Tanner, In answ er to a
-econd offense of driving a* a**
icy vogoUblo loans .11 they W. Lawson, county school auper- certificates In the foture will make were formulated.
The pitctvlHiirtld are on tht- tomohlle while under the influenc*
number of Inquiries, said It was
Building permits for the.m onth
applications
through
the
office
of
crow -fram on Individual, inlsndent. The Mahnney-Walkcr
It will bo Ihu duties of the coun Im possible to eradicate the Gulf of July 1934, totaled $9,110 and mnrkf’t Nt $ | I'arh,
of liquor,
: credit association, bonk Company baa the contract fo r the the clerk of the circuit court who ty and community bodies to iron Coast tick by dipping method*. represented an increase of $2,335
Thi* Arrival of „ rhrrk prxlvnlav
Several weeks agn Mills waa
w r» .municipal ____
U tter building while Lee Brothers will in turn apply to tha treasurer, out the wrinkles according to Mr.
over the same month in IIXIR. ac from J im* Kaffir. |»rt«Menl of ihr ..............„
hauled tirferc
court ____
bat*
Dawson.
are doing th a Crammer School the assessor Mid.
(i„r ,| |o U0. There were asverel
cording to a report released from f hattaniHigB loHilmuis, s’nlti-d off
Th* Florid* taw proCides th at
MIDDIES ON C8 UI 8 K
the
financial
disaster
which
hid
b«tiding work.
City Hall today.
unsucecsaful efforts mad* on MUtaT
tax certificate* will draw Interes'
I.aat year's July figure waa t'V r-ren facing the club for several part to reduce th* fin*.
Provincetown,
Mas*
,
on
the
tip
a
t
the
rate
of
18
percent
for
the
ANNAPOLIS,
Md..
Aug.
d
.-liP
)
weeke.g p n t administration.
Tha w eather; partly cloudy, fe a t
776.
•
The court pointed out th a t'A
’ Approximately I n days la r»- ured • bower* In south portion first year. A certificate ls held of Cepe Cod. vie* with Woodstock, —Fiva destroyer* left yesterday
II la expected that the figure
sreon.i ufftnder had no choice hut
N.
Y.,
as
the
favorite
aum
nrim
jr
two
years
by
a
purchaser
and
with
180
midshipman,
m
em
tere
of
to #ompWU oil loan trmn«- Wstint*d*y and in extrema south
will be jumped considerably this
l . accept tha prison term.
portten . tonight. Extrem a North- during th at time th* o v n ar of the place of Greenwich Village artrtl* th* second class, for a month’s month, in view of the feet th at fed
A aocund charge against Mill*,
and
writer*.
practice cruise In E astern w aters. eral horn* Irena ere being made
w ait Florida: fair tonight, Wednes delinquent property may regain
th at of reckless driving, wai d ll'
full title by settling the tax**.
day partly clotidy.
available In thl( city for the first
missed by Judge Miller,
.
While Monday** sat* activities
_______________ • ’ *$ I
Deputy R. J. Hickson returned
time.
H . Rokarta yeoterday ert>- were not o f * large relum e, ono
late yesterday with a primmer,
DI KE SUCCUMBS W l*
a M u tin g perm it to repair certificate buyer purchased n ear
Joseph M. Rol.snn, who was held
ly
82,000
In
pa
par,
Mlaa S arah LUall af D tU n d ttn a. frame filling atetion a t l i l t
by A tlanta authorities on .Itnrgi-x
LIMERICK, Ireland, Aug.
l l r . Jln tin s ■ aid'threw would bo
day had baa*
— 1 1 l a West T hirteenth Street. Eatlmatof passing a worthies* check (.13 - T h e 22-year-old Dub* a t
no
more
aale*
gntlt
next
year.
ed coat of operations is $ 100.
teach English
here.
G rafton died in a hospital a ir ly
Th* Florbla Rhythm Kings, en will "be brougkt her* te select
(kkool next
The case fall* under juris- today of sever* burn* and o tte r
The Junior Chamber of Com
tb*
girl
who
will
bear
th*
title
8
-ptec*
Orlando
orthealra,
waa
State Road Number 30 tetween
W. Lawton, ai
merce last night passed a reso diction of clrruit court, since the j injtbrirs received when his c a r
engaged today for the Klwanis of "M iss Sanford" in competition
Vera .B reak and Lake Wales will
ty schools.
lution fevoring tha establishment negotiable instrum ent was used rreshed Into a wait aad b u n t lat*
■Inst
KKI
other
winners
from
ha d read Indefinitely because of
Club-Rita T heater
pageant nf
" A t tha same
flames diking tha IhtanuUOO*!
Uireughout th* state in Daytena of an englneorlng experiment sta for Iho payment of property.
rspalre
now
under
way,
according
.M aw art
beauty acheitulrd on the play*
Robson Is alleged
to have Grand Prlx races here yesterday.
tion at th* University of Florida
trek’*
“Cavalcade
of
Beauty"
to
a
Communication
received
tintsy
WTLIJAMSlIAY, WL... Aug. 4. house’s stage tomorrow night.
Ovtedo Board of
passed the check to Chase and
In fiaineevilte.
Sep*- 6 and 7.
by tha Seminole County Chamber —(AY—P e ltle rt Comet
in th*
Fred T. William* addressed the Company.
F irst rehearsal fur the event
On
the
Rita
stag*
tomorrow
of Commerce.
norther* aky pu sated astro no mars
will be held at 10 A. M. Wednes night will be “ Mis* Florida,' group on th* auoject, pointing out
in the dark oca* before dawn to
th* Flo
KOO.HKVELT KXI'I.AINH
day a t th* theater, according to Louisa Johnston of Sanford, “ Mlaa a hope that th* venture will be
day by Ire id f It* talk AU trace Mia* Helen Wellman, organirrr of
to r Woman In
Orange County," Carolyn Den- authorised by the next session of
o f tho long, bread ribbon of tha event.
Contracts h are
.
IIYDE PARK, N. Y.. Aug. 4.
nnrd of Orlando, and “ Mlaa Day th* l*g"'atur*.
brightnew which stream ed from
t a t h are not b a n retented.
A state appropriation for a two- —(A3—President Roosevelt in a
Aa a special feature of the tena Beach,” Mary Louisa Gromtb* comat’s , head as It aped beauty pageant, 11 email giila lay o f Daytona Beach. Th* queens year period 1a sought to finance formal statem ent to reporter! to
Sanford’s Bona a f the Legion tow ard th* e a rth disappeared wilt be presented In the opening
l
qomalmit.
Ik* project. ■Federal fund* also day asserted the Administration
are te be on a triple throne.
will bald th eir l i n t rifle team prae- from tho Uleeaapre a t th * Yarkem number.
is not playing politic* in drought
L atest merchants to sponsor would help, Mr. Wl.llama aald.
tic« -Wednesday night In th* Ke- o ha*rva lory o f Chicago U nlrerrelief. He aald his furthcoming
A rrangem ents w e n under way an en try are McCrory Store* Inc.,
'
Armory. It w *j an- ■tty.
LOUISVILLE, K y, A ug. 4 . - Inspection trip through some of
today fog tha creation of an Florida Power and U g h t Com
today by Lloyd F. Boyles
“N* on* knawa V w b at h a p elaborate stage retting as a pany, and the Sanford Furniture Senator Marvel Mills Logan, leak the
drought-stricken
statea
commander,
p e n e d / Dr. Otto S tru t* ,
ing
Democratic
rcnonalnatlon, would have no political connec
background ag ain st which th* Coapony.
will assemble a t tory director a a MI , / is
in reporting cream o f Sanford’s 'pulchrituda
j
Through an error tho name of bald but a slight lead test night ov. tion.
rrew a t th * La* th* tail’s
will parade in this city's firtt W ight Brother* Company, one l l • r farm er S cniter J , C. W. Beck
.regular meating
Sidewalk ra fts , similar to those
formal beauty conlaiL
th*, first local buslm re firm s to ham, with lesa than 500 precincts
fa r ih o o tlac U - , London’* a ft latte q uarter
Three judges, out-of-town per secure a snensoreklp, waa omit to report from Saturday's Ken I nparte, are favorite gathering
called 6obo,a
- tucky primary.
places of New .yorkrrs.
son* and d tetn U rn tcd parties ted from former (late,
,1Ti >. b r 1.
ilelen Stevens Holds
, Prestige Of Wom7 en In Track Event
Jaycee Leader. Calls Commission Slashes
’ ()uick Victory
On Club To Endorse L o c a I Valuations;
----Bridge Authorized Government DenieN
Enforcement Drive
(’ o n f i sc a tion 0$
Convents, Churches
Sanford Cracks
Down On Illegal
Sales Of Liquor
S
Huge Naval Race
Billed T o Start
In January, 1937
Fourteen Defendants
Are Found Guilty
In Municipal Court
Lee Is Elected
County Chairman
Of S oil Program
Committee Discusses
D u t i e s , Outlines
Flans For Action
Delinquent Tax
Collections Hit
$8,274 Monday
Crop Loan Blanks
Arrive For Local
Growers, Farmers
Certificates T o t a l in
$2,435 A r e
aoia oy
n
ns
School Board Will
DI
Problem Of (
Driver Eihploymcnt r„r <•,,,.,. ...,
Tanner Urges Fight
F o r Eradication Of
Gulf C o a s t Ticks
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Baseball Committee (Second
Continues Cnnipaitfn
Offendei1
Draws Mandatory
60-Day Jail Ten#
July Building HU
$9,110 Report Says
ix i.1—
—
Alleged Bad Check
Passer Held Here
j T ieadben Bought
j For
or fcounty
Coon Schools
Florida Rhythm Kings To Perform
Approve
At Ritz Beauty Pageant Wednesday JayCeea
Plan For Station
Comet la Puzzler;
T a i l Disappears
Sons Of* The Legion
To ,G«t Instruction
__ ___ ail;
r
_____k
swJ.
* ;
-M—i—
�ru)Mp^
Thirty Day* Too Long
CO-QUEEN OF BEAUTY PAGEANT
THE SANFORD
, The floramnia bonnra of all flight* of ‘U iinialil on*
W j , th e.k crito n e of their magnificent adtfk*,.the loot
word of their every argument la • simple Htlie device
which Mark Sullivan calls the 'Townsend gadget/* a
thing which make* the Townsend Plan of 'natoetag pew*
parity different from all others, one which defies analy
sis, refutes aQ argument, and leaves the o a ia i iy mpthe
laatlrian high on a limb panting for.breath.
* The Townsendites are going to paas a law comptf*
Mg th e old folks to apead the money whffh the goremmoaft la going to give them. As utortm tA
tkm adopted «t their recent convention, tha :
pensions aboil be paid to tboss over sixty,
th at the dtiasn making sppikstlOn for sod
agree under oath to, end shall, spend the a
J t. 'a
THE QUODDV PROJECT
>»Vs >s s i r i oodo+o 06 »
wz i n H o ld J1
; OfflrfO
M cLAtftjN Jeweler
♦ d d d S S W S S sVg
MOCXLA1TD (M B.) COURIBB OAXMTTM
tax. They farther recognize that s plan which- merely
Lakes sway from the people as * whole s large Boat - of
Plana to abandon, a t ta w t
money and transfers it to A email select troop d the pea- tem porarily, th a Paaaamnqomkty
pie cannot be put forward as a method of helping aQ the Bay tidal yrojoat ta Matoa and
W | i)F am I * so ono of tto boat people- So the Towsendites have invented their “gadget” ; convert tha construction corny o at by both f a i l m i M and tt o
w ays t a hoop from grow tag sM. the old folks must spend their pensions within thirty tto r* lata a veterans’ hospital VeUreno’
Admtatatfwttae, r aft a go motoriog on Banday after- days.
o r BoootUomr n i A dm inistration fktata bio tod ttoro- w aa'-a- poo*
But what, apparently, tho Townaendltes seem to for project w ars dtactaoad Sunday ta sibllliy th at It aright bo uaod for
jtm so mo other p tw a m o a t aw*
get, or a t least neglect to remember, Is that the people author!latlva quarters.
With noway ta ronUnoa Urn Uvlty,
'.•••;• t.«f-j i\':i
Women communists era *ald to as a whole from whom the funds are to be collected by
Uda-hameastng
project refused
Plan* to generate electrical
« J h a tt o bast fighters to 8p*l». taxation for the payment of the pensions, are already by Congress, President Roosevelt
power from the high UdSg prev
’ la the next war, Il will spending their money as fast as they get It; not ju st with
was sold to plan a definite doci- alent on th a t section o f tt o
Ba‘ Mm women we'll bo trying to in thirty days, but immediately. Aa a m atter of fact,
•t«n on w hat to da w ith the Maine coast worn prepared by
the people as a whole are spending their money faster model vlllac* built to house tho H eitor P. Cooper, who suhoothan they get I t They have it spent generally a t least Pasoamoquoddy
workers later quently was retained aa a con
this month.
sultant engineer on the project
thirty dnys before they have earned i t
bug*
reservoir,
were
A t on* ttaM th e 97,000,000 Two
Townsendites will admit readily enough, we believe,
s ta rt planned to Impound the w ater s t
Florida motorist* burned that there Is no hesltapcy on the part of the ten minion work relief allotm ent ta
109 more gallon* of fie o - unemployed to spend their relief wages within thirty days tho hog* project hod 6,000 men
i during the previous even though there is no law requiring I t And* we doubt a t work. A rm y onglnoors ayonf
An unexpected dlfflcnlty, how,
of thouosn do of dollar*
If they would claim that the twenty mlOlan wage earners, hundreds
Is constructing perm anent homo* aver, area* whoa engineers dis
or the thirty or forty million farmer* In tb* country are and barracks, but they now era cover*.I t h a t , , geo logical ctxnUTho pres* does nol dare to given to an Inordinate tendency toward tha boarding of alm ost deserted.
tioos mod* It Impoesihte to tom■A t t o tnitb,'* shouts F ath er their cash. Aa a m atter of fact moat of ua know that
Tho $9,000,000 additional re ■tract tho iupplemontery reeorWMta. “ Boms of their adver moat of ua are spending our money already - “within quested for iPaaaamaquoddy woo voir Intended to provide a flow
ts (night gat *or*.“ But the press thirty day*.'*
refused by Congress s t tbo a s m t ' w ater a t ebb tide. T heir rwo■to everything Father Coughtim e th a t It rejected a regular *m mend* Don th at '& |tend-by
But
If
there
is
any
doubt
about
this,
we
would
«ugDiosef yvuerating plane bo
9 0 ft whether It ta th* truth or
gext that aome leader In the Townsend organization write appropriation fo r tho Florida ship *r
built drew , from Bona tor Vendeeto the U. S. Department of Commerce in Washington for canal. No allotm ent from the berg (It-M ich.), who tad the it the tables on the national Income of the puople of the 11,426,000,000 now relief appro teck on tho propoood appropria
t n k k i traffic between Jax and United States for the years of 1929 to 1936 u released priation ta expected beam s# of tion In Dm coagreeetonal asoalon
B ra ftrd via 8L John* Rlvar It on July 12, 1936. These figures show conclusively .th at • provision forbidding so y ex Ju*t closed, Dm aaaortba th at It
penditure* m projects which can
reported heavier now than It avar
ever ilnce 1929 the people aa a whole have beta spend not ho finished entirely with would have boon (hooper to *lim
WOg. Eventually Florida’* leading
ine to Dm tidal feneration plane
0*09or is may be (I ) Tampa and ing their Incomes not only “within thirty days” b a t even
entirely.
'• Mf
before
the
Incomes
were
received.
In
othgr
wogda.
they
1 ( I ) Ban ford— Phil Ramey. Ooa’t
Lack a f a m arket fo r ttMv
« i frail, NSW*. « W l PSH' power, which friend* o f - 't t o
h*vo born living partly on credit ahd bommed'OTMtJf.
In 1929 all tha people In tha United SU tta produced by efflctata ta be ia*a| fa r t i t t e r project said weald bo provided
Jpdge C. 0 . Andrew* (above)
nn Income of |B l.034.000,000. But the income paid out a veteraae* heepitel ev a sober- by now Industrie*, also was as of Orlando was andoraed fo r ono
Dads county (Miami) with ail
sorted by Vandonborg In bis a t of Florida'* Democratic
waa only 978.632,000,000. That moana the ium of 93r
aonoM other record* led Die ita te In
tack.
. torial nomination* by Dm state
the Income' pro
highw ay . accident* during the first 602.000. 000—the difference between
convention of Tewnsaod old age
M ra months of Dili year. Thera duced and tho Income paid out—went Into wylnga of tM
pension dub* meeting a t L ak *
But in 1930, the
w are d f traffic death* down th e n nooplo and Into corporate Hurplu«e«.
th* convention. (Associated Free*
Se earn pared with 22 to JJuval first year of the deprcanlon, the total Income .produced
land. Bo b shown addroiaiag
te d a ty and 16 In Hlllaboroogh. wea 107.917,000,000 while the income paid out waa |7 ^ - AwelDble For 'Game*
Photo)
T hfeogheut tho entire ita te there 932.000.000. This mean* that Individuals throughout tha
MOSCOW. AagThe
country and bualneaa and" Induitnr In ganeral were dig* FORT KNOX. Ky", Aug. 6 ^ P )
ring down Into their prevlouc navlngs, their reeervea and —Tkta B D O to cr* m ilitary reeor- central execdUv* committee o f tto
vation took on Dm appears nee of
* fe w eoendltea boa i t th a t they lurpluoee In order to keep up w ^ t i , pay the coete of a w ar Urns concentration comp as commentat p a rty anna on sad yes
terday tt o ofahtt- aad Deal ali
Jfave created th e wealth which operation and living expenoea.
l*U arrival* of approxiam tefy 20, en loo n o g rte a ag aovtata boa
to A o u rice’a today. . . and then
What waa true In 1930, when the people’e earntage 000 Regular A rm y sad N attaeal bora called fo r Nov, 26 fa consider
loam plate th a t the product of were In the red to tho tune of|6.016,00a0O 0w M «lm l* Guard troop* encamped hero SeaDm d ra ft ag Resale's pgapoead now
Jttotr creaUon ta la such an aw- larly true In every year which haa followed. In 1931 the day.
e a r • 1her
constitution.
Iksnic-AN
;|M flx th a t 9960 ■ month pen- people apent |8,120,000,00o ™oro thgn they mada; >
Kentucky unit*, largely coming
U nder Dm now fe m a le , the *1D to o .- * - cur
1Blgw ore araentlal to prevent
fa by troak, w ere to bo com plot ad oatan coegroaa will be rap b ead by ■ad JOHN V
1932,
98,817,000.000
more;
In
1933
13,198.000.000
more.
| pom pie t* (base.
On inch conHrrivai * f the Lexington and a suprem e aooartl ooeataiUng of
Btatonry doe* tbo human mind In 1936. 91,776,000,000 more; end in 1985, 9«28,000.(XK) F rankfort contingents a t 7:2* F. tvto chambers—a gonertl o f eetaa
ir iu f i , s corBtfiiMH
more. That meann that during those year* the peopla M. fa addition to 96 «portal rail
were not only upending their money within thirty daye; troop train* Saturday a a g le a d s y ,
but were ipendlng Immediately all they earned, and more tr*“ S d A rm y tracks continued to
M V tomeo 0 forgo 0 .
(whoever he U)l in the
Tribune, and rays th a t Dm
*6 Plan wn* not meant for
falU , n e t a t all, bqt for th*
propl* who are to havo tho
t* *f doing ail th* work in
If the TownaendiUe are merely going to Uhe
from the whole people a certain fixed eum olf nwoey’ by
means of a transaction tax, and give th at toon*/ w ■
•mill part of the people, with only the added eUpqlatlon
that they epend It^VIMiln thirty daye/’ they have not
'
I Ctref* Number On« af the Pint
■ " • 7 Kdttodlst Church had ttplr Ao-
TONIGHT! „
“B elter A ir mil Ur k t a r t T ‘
Dane* «nd CcfM Off
.
varation trip to Kloriila an-l
Smith Georgia. Urbitivr-* l.-arnnl
he ami hl« wife rhei-k—t out of a
hotel at Atlantic
lt«-«. h.
near
Jacksonville, Via.. Sat in day. hut
were unable to fmil fmther tractof him.
One of hi< liio ih v n . Wult.-r
Reynold* of Atlanta •mil Hill
Reynolds had
n \i I ilm oraiy
for hla varwtion trio
MONDAT
. O re ls Nnmbor FU* of the
P irn t Metbodlal Church wUl moot
s l 7 4 0 P. M. w ith Mm. M. D.
. * . *
Monday afternoon a t 3:30 o'clock- I m I. B m A r a m
-Y
Kta! F re d F*tw sad h er mother,
-p * >naW, flt , f tha rirtta, Mrs.
THURSDAY
M rs. William M frahalj. hare ro- Brodie William*, called tha 0M*tThe T. t L. Class, of the P i n t
ts r r a d f r o * Chhttanoogn, Tens.
tn f to order a fter w h k h M «.' y .
: •j a ; i <- t r — t ^
b d *** g*v« tb# a im a m t **: BapUat Church will Kara Ha reguI Mr*. M. P . Dm and daughter, H a followed by the Lord'* Prayer la r bualooaa tad aoeiel maaflwg am
Thursday aflorsoon a t }:M o’clock
Je v o k b a n t a r t u - s e r a d - t h r a . , , , nBUo„.
wepka or a* la Mag*, FI*..
Tha circle elected Mr*. R. P. In the church annex with Mrs. g .
.... .
-------- ■
(Crenshaw to fill the vacancy left W. Stanley, Mr*. Edeafleld and
Mr*. J. C. Albritton fcft thU ^ vCra W. D. BooWhan a* aecre- Mra. W. U Stoudeamlra ns
„CW*o». M-e -A®** **
opewdahoot a month.
la tha aex t Bensto, (he pwwerfaf
peraemaUty.'aM b e e r th a poworfaJ
voice a f Comer Sm ith, hat. I wow
wnbt y*a hero .before delegates
la MMtotwdo 'dteombled, ta raStsdge year allegiance to Comer
M i t t , and 1 w ant Comer Sm ith ta
ro-plodg* hta si leg la ace to you and
to Dil* g re a t eauee.”
“Tbo letter from G oreraor Mar-
lAf, AtJODBT d, IWd
lisgW
ATLANTA. Aug 4.—(AT— AtItnU _ rvlstivt* an- u rk in g to
locate Hal KryrmUv -A tlanta
trail- m asailna —litor. to inform
him of tb— iloath of hi- moth-*.
Mr*. W alter Rr ynolil* Sr., prom i
nent A tlanta re-i-b-nt.
Reynold* la on an automobile
Calendar
At Mayfair
gnat meeting, with Mr*. 1. M
Klrchhoff. at the Hayfalr flat*I.
nftgraMa fee Baltimore, ILL, to
■pend ansm. lias*.
, *■Mra. ,C, K. Laney of Cnkaland
la $■ w i t af Mra. U H. Smith of
Pork Avene*. She WUl remain In
Bastard about two waoks.
(iry of the circle, who |mv*s
thl* week to make her home tn
Daytona. An invitation wna *xtended to meet In September with
Mrs. W. A, TfllU. with lira. Eur n Higgins an aae[ataut hostess.
An ire come wna aarrod and a
Relatives Looking
| Coast Guard Does
For Atlanta Man
Ambulance Duty,
chargee agalsat
Evelyn
h o ile u e * ,1
F oltT LAUDERDALE. Aug. 4.
->l*i III- f n ail
Guard
bate
heie reported It hail • been requoty.l to remove o
malaria*
atrirkrn team an from the Texsa
Oil I'omiiaov tanker Oregon off
Miami Monday night.
A picket lioat u i t te n t from
the Im-e here to contact the
tanker and c airv the ailing eaanian into Miami for ho-pit*lilOlion The team an't name a n nol
given in the im-t-age requesting
aid
L
‘ F o u n d Banish Chills and Favtrfr
Hem b en of tbo PVdell* Class
of the Phrat B aptist Church o n
asked ta moet a | liSO o’clock
T h unday altars*am I t tho church of | l o r S Jail aentene* e f tea day*.
Jim MrGoo estreated a hood
befora going e s to Daytona Bosch
for their phitalc. Each member ta when he failed to snowed dleerderly SIS f a ct Chang**; Lorry
----- —
aortal hour wna enjoyed. Thoao
Ward, nDogod to have boon fr e s h ,
Mra. t- B. Smith baa at b*rlPr(icnt wemi Mra. Bradio WIIg at f i t ae M days; IiioJi Thom**,
n y i. Jwr ntara, Ml** Irate* Bln- llama, Mra. W. A. - TII1U, Mrt.
thargod with being drank, was
rent, who will remain abort two John Jtaklaa, Mra. M. C. Mill*.
or given the choice Of
• pending SO d a n ta JaU.
•'
Tim B. Merrill, sold to have hath
iS tid h f , drew a 910 ftae or M
BOSTON, Aag. *.—
-N ew ell I aH ortollv* » 4 s f JaU aSntamM,
P. -Sherman, n , ronvleied o f Amoa Block, elleged to haee bees
drowning hta wife hocei«* of hla'jfiw sk and dtaordarly, drew S f i s t
love for another woman, walked e f l t d er 30 day* In prison. '
quietly to death ta the
octet* 1 Bam Read wna poreltad ta Mg
chair early today,
t mother after draw ing s t s g ta d
The former Satton chol- *tag> *d sentence on allegation* e f Inf
Mtoa Carolyn Dennard of Orlando, recently choeen aa "MUc
e r and aceutotaatar, whoa.- frlm * reny. The case e f Alford Nash wn* Orange County," will be one of tho three feigning queens who wUl
haa been likened to on* deecrtbed in iu fe rro d to taeonll* court. H i appear on the etage of (he R ill Theater Wednesday night during
the ’’Cavalcade of Beauty” from w hkh “ Hit* Sanford” will be
Celebrating their third weddhg
chosen.
anniversary, Mr, and Mra. Louie
F . Garner held an Informal party
a t their home on Sooth Seaford
t t g R o f l o d Mr*. * . W : Bel man Avenue last night. "Monopoly,”
of Chattaaoogn, Ten*., nod their the now gam* that haa taken tho
two *00*. JoOh and Jimmy.
country by ito r a . wna played
throughout the evening, with
Mr. n d M ra 'w . 0 . Btenoell Ho m ar L iltew Inning tho prlx*.
sod family
rotornod
Monday Light refreshmenle were served.
Those attending war*: Mr. sad
f i d * racattontog ta the
Blue
Ridge Motntato* o f Chrolhm sad Mra. Homer Littla, Mr. and Mrt.
D. K. McNab. Mra. P . E. Brad
Virginia.
ley of A tlinta, G*., and Mr. and
LOB ANGELES, Aug. t ^ J P )
1fr. A.
hoc returned Mr*. Lout* F. G arner.
—Actor John Barrym ore waa go
111 from a heart aliment th at bn
heme a fter a post graduate coarse
to pomm artial photography a t the
waa unable to appear In oSurt
MEMPHIS,
Trim
.,
Aug.
4
school sponsored by the A meri
_yesterday. to prosecute a , ault
—
For
tho
first
’
Urn*
since
te d 'Photograph* itoooctation at
against hta former aoerttary, hta
1931, Boothern League attend attorney said.
.
■
ance figure* this year
will
Aaron flapiro, th* attorney
m ount ovsr th* on*
million said ho would ask a sooom
■nark, James Bander*, secretary continuance of th* cos* and th a t
o f th* league, predicted yciter- If It Is denied. Barry more may
day.
have to drop hta effort* to forra
Comparative figures show a RaaoteU D. Camomile, hi* foimor
total htcrodso f a r th* eight ( I r a Secretary, to return hook* and
of a 146,677 or
tl
percent, record* h* I* alleged to* have re
through (am t* o f July 26 over fused to eim ender.
1Dr. 4»»* C .';« iH l e r M yri’e
th* aam* period and approsl•ana* has roiaroed from New
m
ately
th*
aam*
number
a
f
ifk, bringing 4 i t t bay aa feasts. atato hospital w ith G rant Dukas,
Cl Paterae*, her son, Carl who was aervttg an oight-yoar (am oa In 1633.
Five duba—Birmingham, C hat
■Ureoa, bar s e n t, Mr*. Berg- •tntance from Alachua county
tanooga,
Knoxville,
Naihvtll*
•Ond. and G u sts, Aaterson. for breaking and enteringNEW YORK. Aug. 4.—<Ah—CoL
and New Orleans—already have
Mr plan ta ram* to for a abort
Th* recaptured convict waa
draw n more fane this year than Theodor* Roooavclt, aon of the
Jam ee Small, also a negro, who during th* whole season of 1936. 1st* president, said Sunday he
received * 6-y*ar sentence In LitU« Rock also has shown n would accept th* Republkan nomi
Palm Brack circuit court Jan. m aterial Increase and U nearly nation for goearnor of Ntw York
24. 1634, for breaking sad **- equal to la st year’* total.
If the parly should »*l*et him a t
Great Britain l* shown la this radiophoto
taring.
Its slate coavratlon In September.
unveiled the 31.000,000 Canadian memorial
Small escaped K a y 6 of ttta
Th* R epublkan party, h* s»ld,
year from a road tam p near
where thousands of his countrymen wtr*
should nominal* a man who will
Cocoa. Ha was recaptured ta
The King proclaimed the monument a
contribute Dm greatest strength
t t o n o w v icinity.»
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in-French friendship. (Associated
Press
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thlnrv (i) Dniruy the Infmloa ta tha
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difficulty i,v t [] jru j aorta. Now two f m in*
i l -rarch r I, ual II. Tbo it taw coutaha IK tlmmaS
•nice the I much u the Me tire tad (tag yea Jlflf
I paoru (or jour money,
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Garners Celebrate
Third Anniversary
EDWARD UNVEILS VIMY MEMORIAL
John Barrymore fg .
Reported To Be nl
Florida Military Institute
A Real School F or R**T B oy. . . f
6th Grad* Through College Preparatory
^ ? L A 8 J I C i * * / - f • « h ay, e a rn e d to CalWga
LOCATION: to crater df *Ut*. aw second,klghcat i
EQUIPM ENT: 6 m oder. b a lld ta n . . . s l l'r o r a u w
ATHLETICS: lead and grater sports aadar carafal
T otal u p r a te * (toctodtog ato/orm ) *776. Vor rata
COL. W. EUGENE J0NE& PPaaUai
When
A
Bank
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Deposits
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It rn lrre Into human relaUonshipa th a t make
It unique in bestoesa life
to employ ttooo fhnde—th rra g h good buatoara taano, ea g
throagh advancos for aoeiut public requlrem ente—U aerro Dm
vital needs end broadest weUkre of t t o coeatanttyI t araum w toward ltd own STOCKHOLDERS th e a tligation ta conduct-ita b e tte o n fa tuck o w ay th a t tto tr rag tU l taroetm ont will U folly protected s a g ^ r a « > » r>attota
Honesty and CapabI* management,'' vrV kh. c^m m aid
Southern League
Hopes For Million
WtaboMt
Teddy’s Son Would
Run For Governor
A.
Soccer Team Falls
As Italians F i g h t
■NESDAY NIGHT
FLORIDA
BERLIN, Aag.
Ameri
ca's Olympic soccer team literal
ly wont down fighting ym terdoy
fa lootag e 1-0 decUioe to Italy
before a crowd eg IfiOO Including
would be ■ candidate for Dm gov
■monhip.
lie« BEAUTY
tfr . and Mr*. H. A. Swanson
Mra. Gelds Swaiuon. and Mi>
DoTOthy Swanson, who hava bcei
yacetkalng, visited Denver. Colo
and Mlnntapo is. Minn., wher
Mr*. Geida Swanson, and Mir
Dorothy Swanson, plan to tpcm
th* winter with Mr. and Mta
Alvin Bwanao*.
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various railroads of tb* country
to feature fr**h fn ilte and vegeonions than
(aU se on their dining ta r menu,.
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f . W. Cooper, Dm popular ralte-l'
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aa with the
th* Co-oparatira S tart
aw?JKr.iS
left yesterday for Tarpon
w h an h* w tll Join kta 1
fam ily to t tv * w ools'
Fi 0 i j p
Band b m .ate y**-
SANFORD TW ENtT YEARS AGO
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L A A tjs.P N If P I
1 am truly grateful for
tho support thua te r given
m . In my race for th* United
States Bensle.
With
con
tinued activity on tb* p ari
of my friends, emphaalsod
on th* day of - th* primaV/,
August 11, v # .may expect ■
substantial m ajority.
In Dm moenUmo, plea** bp
assured 1 shall spur* a* e f
fo rt to Justify your confidence,
and In th* event of my elec
tion I pledge to Dm people of
all Florida e service fa keep;
tog with w hatever ability I
may possess and Dm highaat
patriotism a t toy command.
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H ER A LD , SA N FO RD ,
S a n f o r d t* T h a O n ly C o n tra !
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A n d W a te r T r a n s p o r ta t io n
'
OPENING OF OLYMPIC GAMES SHOWN IN
G-Men Give Reds
11 To 3 Licking
Year
In 6-Hit Fracas Again . This
•
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Wildness,lllow Work Yankee^Glants Have t
Afield Accountable Chance To Battle
For Some Markers
PALATK a , A uf, 4,— Bcoring 8T AUGUSTINE^ A p ^ d e -D o xanr r a w In the b u t of th« ln« • " of thehr.aaoring I n '• big
nlaUl Innln* to tla tha score tha *°a ,th u%nw *•>«' Daytona Beach
XiOMoa poatad an 5-7 victory,
P ita« t* d thalr narrow
• to r
Sanford
h*m
yesterday Florida State League Irad hera
When .H ayes walked tha wlnnln*' J ^ ta rd a y by outla.tln* tha Ht.
ra n aero*, tha p latter with two A asuatlne SalnU, 4 to X.
au«\ out In tha tenth frame.
I B‘,th **•*»» connected for nine
IL waa Georg* A ndrew .' lasty .
nul th« Salnta failed to
homo run clout over the right dallrer In the plnchea, being reftald n ail, with two matea on>ilrr,l b» Bill Klnael twice with the
boa*, which allowed tha local
lomdwd and In tha la it frama
nhta to deadlock thW Contest In wl,h ,h r lXlnC run 1" acorlng p*.a|the ninth.
Hon.
John Schnablar, a fte r racking
Going Into the ninth trailing
l, Guerra filed out to renter
li • Lowe, hitting for Causler,
singled to right and lllnea waa
walked to push Lowe along to
sogond. Smith singled to l*rt
center, scoring Iowa.
M tdler was sent In to relieve
W right on the mound for the
Lookout* and Andrews clouted
kl* first pitch over th* right
Raid barm.
la th* last of the tenth with
twb out H!n*s 'singled and three
consecutive
bases
on
balls
•palled defeat for Sanford.
Jo* Blatruf hit for th* circuit
ia tb* first frame In score Torl*g ahead of him. Dee Kryntel,
local rig h t fielder, also contribut
e d * circuit smash over the lelt
flo ra-h a rrie r In the second with
th* bases empty.
i
•ta ro n ii
GAINESVILLE.
Aog.
4—
Garnering 11 hits off two harlera,
tha Gainesville G-Men handed th«
DqLaod Reds a 11-3 defeat hare
.yesterday afternoon a t , H arris
Field. Albritton, who went fh e
route for the Gaioesslll* team,
g a rs up six acattered hits.
Wildness of the Red pitchers
and slow fielding-’ga»a the G-Men
savaral runa. The others were mad*
by bunrhed hit*. Tha Gainesville
team placed a makeshift infield
on the diamond due to the sore
ness that shortstop Bevcll has de
veloped in hla throwing arm. Buck
was shifted to short, and i’felfc-,
an outfielder, waa moved in to
second base.
E
Daaplt* ■ downpour of rain, 109,000 people crowded Into th# maotlvo otadlum for th* opening ef th# Olympia gam## In BartIn. Thosa radio
dlreotly from Berlin show Inaugural ocenoo. Tho Amtrieon toomt or* soon (left) marthlng pact th* reylrwlna stone
of Rslshsfuohror ^dolf Hitler (arrow) wha.ataod smiling genially. On the right, th* Olympia lerahbtartr la shown lighting th* Olympii
* “ *
•
Fir# to formally open tha g im ts (As. rlatad P-v-? rhatos)
Am erican Athletics Rule B i s h o p Mitchell
Rides Universsity
, IS 4r4 SI2 Straightaway In Olympics
T 9
For Grid Boosting
THE STANDINGS
, lnrmvIlU.
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fta
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.—OP)—The
nover-ending search of thorough‘^ jlirril owners for another Man
1 | 0 ‘W ar, a Gallant Fox, in Equi* | k»I.o or a Twenty Grand gela un» Iliar Way tonight when the first
J of several hundred yearlings go
„ under the hammer at the opene lug of the Saratoga sales.
2
In the same ring where Man
>1 O'W ar was knocked down for $5000
U 1* y«sr* ago., the pick of the yearl-
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HI. txiuls s i Chlraa.i,
II.Hilon Hi M i s York .
I'lllatiu rah al Cin cinnati.
Ilro o k lrn a t I’hllailaliihln.
Smith Is Winner In
Coast Tournament
Now York
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SEATTLE, Aug. l.- M T -S c o rIng 10 birdies for a 05. McDon
ald 8mlth, Nashville, Tenn. veteran
yesterday defeated Ralph Guldahl,
Ht. Louie, by six strokes In th* pay
off for tha |5,000 Heattla open nlng the metaL
championship and 61.200 first mon•y.
Although two under par himself
with a 71, Guldahl was unahl* to
koep th* furious p*c* Bmlth set,
largely through hi* deadly putt
ing.
Second money of 6750 went lo
Ih* 8L Louie star, Weetern open
!/, Rackeftllsr Canter In New York champion, who Hod with 8mlth
i .1*- being augmanted by th* con- a t XM Sunday to lead th* flald a l
.‘ ptrucUon of another skyscraper ih* end of th* 71 holes of regular
—
—
Owens Repeats Performance On 100-Meter
u'
Course To Shatter World Record;
,
Germans Challenge U. S.
...
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thousands.
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Nation’H Beat Nags M
l Aimuatlao * <4 i.'
Go On Block Tonight I W l vroi.raar** w**aH*
BERLIN. Aug. 4. - W ) —A m eri
can speed ruled the Olympic
atrsight-aw ay yesterday w ith n
|v | succession of smashing trium phs
sis down a rsin-drenched stretch eefore the third straight capacity
'll* crowd of 100,000 spectators.
4*1 I
.47# I Officials of ih e International
'lie Amateur
Athletic
Federation
'
ruled out Jesse Owens' world rec
ord-breaking performance of 10.2
seconds mnde Sundry, deciding
there was too much of a favor
ing wind, but they couldn't keep
the llrown Duckeye Ilullct fiutn
capturing the 100-meter crown.
Owens achieved the /irw t oh444 jective in hla bid for three OlymH * >pic titles—he resumes work in thv
i n 20O-mcter run and the broad Jump
'« *
l*'n ting Ralph 3letcaTe,
| l j , Chicago negro, by i m eter (30.37
’
Inches) In world and Olympic atan.
lUrd-equalllng time of 10.3 seconds
with Frank Wykoff, C arpentaria.
Calif., threv-llms Olyntplnn, fourt'i
among the six finalists.
Tho negro pair, keen rivals for
th# last two year* on American
uth cln<l*r paths, shared speed honors
■Ico with the lU-ysar-old Fulton, M
*n- filer, Helen Stephens, who twico
shattered tho listed world 100-me-
ter record of ll.lt seconds.
Shi- stepped the distance over a
heavy track In II.I seconds in her
fii.t trim and then captured her
semi-final test in 11.&, thus doctsivrly breaking Stella Walkh’s
world standard and spread-eagling
her opponents just as decisively M
Owens.
•
Mi-s Stephens' record, mado
with a medium following wind, will
•land overnight pending • possible
tecuunt llku Owens by tho ruling
enlnnv of the I. A. A. F, in Ihetr
rogu a r morning post-mortem ses
sion.
The United States Increased her
point-scoring margin despite th*
German challong* concentrated In
the weight events In which Teu
tons won tho first two placet In
lecurd-shnttering hammer throw
eompetiticn.
Completion of fivo men's events
—high Jump, shot put, hammer
throw, 10,000 meters and 100-metcro—in tho first two days found
Che American amassing 46 points,
.10 of which were gained by ne
groes. T h e . Germans showed 31.4
points, shading Finland by • point.
Megnwhlle the United Htsied
was fortified strongly fo r today'*
SEWANEE, Tenn., Aug. 4.—
(A*)— Bishop W alter Mitchell of
Arizona called upon the Univer
sity of tha Boutli yesterday to
rescind Its recant action In es
tablishing 32 athlatle scholarships
designed to bolster th* school's
football rating.
11* denounced th* scholarship
plan la st night In an address ln
A ll-Saints chapel on th* 8*wanee campus., Amqng hla listeners
w ar* Chancellor Theodore B rat
ton, Bishop of Mississippi, and
,Vlce Chancellor Benjamin F. Fin-
i*y.
V
The Reds opened the scoring
!n*thc first by tallying on a pair
of hits. One more was scored In
the third, and the third OeLand
run was pushed across In the sev
enth. Didrlkson. Re-J second seek
er, did all of th* DeLand acor
lng.
The G-Men scored once In the
se*oial_pn two hits; four time* In
the third on four hits; twice In the
fourth on one hit, four walks, and
a wild pitch; and four times In
the sisth on three hits, an error,
and two free passes.
NEW YORK, A ag. l^rOJP)—
Down tha sports
tr a il' 'f a r •
dash around tha
b i g . league*
boaaa:
^
.
Frertiy , . , New York, tha
big town, where everyone
la
luppoeed to take th lb ra calmly.
U ezcltedl/
talking
about a
"nibway world aerie.” again.
Tha bludgeoning Yankees look
Ilka they're Irf while BiU Terry**
Gian la are driving
down ilia
atrvtch with a mad ru ih th a t’*
pushing the#» Into ' a*Houe conilde ration.
If you aak tho Glanta who‘a
the one mart raapoaelhl*. fo r thalr
turn about faaa, .they 11. pohat
to lean, Unk>.' qdWt' Carl R ubball. The Yankaqa w l|| point to
Lou Gehrig: 'A g w d t atar but
an even granter husU*f » h ° now
rarriaa tha ^ijded. nkU iam a of
"Loeomot^ra Loo."
Last spring la Florida, Hubball to ld 'th e aporU trailer th at
he didn’t think ho could laat
much mors la Ike big time be
cause, ha explained, "everyone la
learning t * J ta p R je ra w ballj •%&
tha b a tte n ara. getting ' ua4d 'ta
them.? R ut King Carl develop^
his to a g n a U r ■degrea ao th a t
now hid >rtrtw A oll la sffeettTO
against southpaw hitters
whb
tapped him Xpf moat ,of. tha .m aw .
homers collected ,9?f hi* dell»kW
laat season. To data, King C £ J
hat won
' c* ? lur1'S
flta of them •M H pf tha lagt l*f
DAILY NEWSPAPER*
YOLUM Ti XXV
‘Miss Sanford’ Will Be
Chosen A t Ritz Tonight
Premier Orders Mar
t tial Law And DisJ solves Chamber Of'
if Deputies In Move
features, not only by Helen Steph
en'* dominance am ong the women
sprinters, but by qualifylag all
three entries, ln both tha 400-me
ter low hurdle* and th* 800-mvter fla t rac*.
Glanh Hardin . o f Greenwood.
Mlsa., defending ’ champion and
holder of the' Dlyoiple ta d world
m arks, and Jo* PfettUfton of th*
U. 8. Naval Aegd«fti?. *nd Okla
hom a City, captured two of tha
three hurdle trials, qualifying fo r
tha aeml-flnala, whll* Dal* Schofltld of Provo, U tah, ran s t a n d
in hi* heat but olio mad* th*
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t . n s
grade,
I
{Stabilization Sought
B e f o r e Elections i
'• For Law Makers
f
Doztw ft Gay's Q u*% **!tf*
— —
Klr ,‘
un" l '»
(ht-
T t a t P o p th g S o u th * V t <
i;.
Wken you figure an polatlog remembog th is fs« ti—Dealer
A Gay pradacta bar# a t r a d l t t a of * u l l | y m t la sap-
PBTERYP.EN
piece orchestra; a special opening
number by 11 small girl*; and the
appearance of "Miss Sanford,"
(Louise Johnston), “Mias Orange
County," (Carolyn Dennard), and
'M iss Daytons
Beach,"
(Mary
Luui.e Gormley).
In addition to tha beauty
pageant, tho regular screen feeto,,., -tVe Went to College," will
be presented.
Following la an incomplete list
of young women who will appear
in the formal pageant of pulchrltude:
.
Elisabeth Cameron, Jean Moran,
Sue Harrison, Ms* I’urdon, Mildred Well*, Virginia Daniels, 11*1rn Palmer, Grar* Clark, Carolina
Bigger*. Janie Ranurn, Virginia
Tyler, Mar U# Torranee, Dorothea
ljiwson, Harschel llsm by, Annie
Belle Methvia, Mary McMahan,
Evrlyn Cates, Janette C h a p lin ,
Martha Telford, Helen Douglass,
Fannie Digger*, Annie Mae Ellis,
Nell Goff. Christine Stoudenmire,
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pass tarvsl
WPA Will Start F lorida Citrus
Paola Highway Growers Request
Work Tomorrow Use Of Fruit Dye
A project to Improve two and
one-half milea of the Paola Rood
h*a been approved and will b*
started Thursday, It was , anneunced today by W. 8. Karl*
district WPA director for this
ordrred
Operations
Samlnol* Countyb tallogi for
• apecial senatorial prim ary elecW of Aug. 11 war* recalved to»y In the office of Jam es Q. Shmrk county Judge.
Tb* tickets list three names:
load# Pepper, Doylwt E. Carlton
d C . O. Andrews. _1
Some observers expressed sur‘ w a t Um ai
p e r on thg ballot, stale* ho has
opposition la the firs t voting
ivttlea. Others mid* hla name did
appear ow tb k e U hi seme
»r porta of th s .Wt a
,
o ral voters are* n o t required to
will
Include tr a d '
WA8II1NGT0N, Aug. 5 . - 0 * ) Representatlvee of tthe
Fiorlda
citrus tadustry today asknd Secre
tary of AgrlctUtura Wallace to
approve th* coal ta r dye process
of artificial coloring for frails.
As citrus laadara ended the long
conference with th* secretary, they
•old they a r t "hopeful" th at ‘the
A fricaltu ret Departm ent vagohl
rescind or* modify Its order 'k e n
ning the ua* of dy# on fruit*
shipped In tnleratata commerce.
They said both Wallace and W.
G. Campba.l, chief of the Food end
Drug Administration, w ars "deep
ly appreciative" of the color prob
lem facing tha Florid* Industry.
Citrus growers said they told
Wallace and Campbell th a t tha
dye was aa harmless as th at uactl
In tu tte r and candy. They inalaU<d
th* scries of law* pasted by tho
1935 Legislature proved to be suf
ficient prelection against Inferior
fruit.
.
,v.
to k WMtir ot 18 f r e t - • *.
About 40 men will be employed
on th* Job tor which approxi
mately 116,000 has been allo
cated. the director said. It waa
estimated th a t six months will
be required to complete th# proj
ect.
Materials h are been ordered
and should be on hand within
ten days, according to Mr. Karl*,
11* said prelim inary work will
coos 1st of grading th# rood in
preparation for surfacing.
Tb* top will b* of rock o r tha
same substance which now He*
on th* nlna-foot width, th* direc
tor stated.
The project coven an M ilita t
ed length of two and ona-holf
mile*.
•’
»
Mr. Earla said tha present
rendition of th* read U bid and
that extensive repair* are. i.ced
ed. Patchwork la contamolatod
on tbs existing surface.
11* announcod th a t Jha reanty,
■lout fire y e a n ago, widened
Thursday's Udaal
low, 4:11
Um thoroughfare somewhat.
A. M. and 4)61 P. M.i high 10:65
A. M. and lO ilhsP . M. Sun riaa*
a t 5:48 A. M. and A lt a t 7:17
P. M. Moon rise* a t 8:45 P. M.
and a*U a t SU8 A. M, ,
CITY NEW8 BRIEFS
# d e In Baptist
At Atcadia
D. . Jink Ins,
*■ UU beard
lift Childrens'
| saaralrrehla
School
Mr*. S. fa. r !& .,
director, and Mga. K
bee are In O rln 4 8 1
this area’s Ing an all-day see*)*
gf tha rto rt- trtet welfare ooard.
r*.*, w
Home, today
Impreveaseet
tha past
Half-year tut* motile
llcsaa*
tags numbering X40 bar* barn said
flakiaa attended a trustee la SsmlnOl* County since Jaly 1,
I m a a l ly In Arcadla.
according to *0 aaAouncement
aU ytaaa were under way mad* today by Jao, D. Jink Ins,
ia a ahar*4*re»ltory eo that reuaty tax collacta
• • t a g Bhaaber ef children
day mad* • special all
1100 to Mrs. Ma)r Bhaaf
dmomiaatlcms pro halloa officer, la i
to B a p il u e f har efficient serTkaa.
t a n a n 153
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BERLIN, Aug. 5 -( r D - J * * a *
Owens streaked over the 200.
onda, creating a new world
meter course in 20 and 7-10 aec*|
record today for tha
distance
around on* turn, in annexing hla
third Utla of the Eleventh Olym
pic Games.
Ken Carpenter. Compton Calif.}
wan the discus championship.
Today'* victory coupled with
his earlier triumphs In the broad
jum p and the 10().meter sprint,
marl* Owens the first Olympia
triple champion since
Paavo
Nurmi won three gold medals lit
Tarts in 1D24. Owens, an Ohio
State negro, finished the 200meter rare ahead o r Matthew
Robinson, Pasadena. Calif., negro.
C arpenter won th discus cham
pionship with a record- breaking
toss of 50 and forty-right hun
dredths meters or DWJ feat, 7
and a fraction Inrhrt.
Gordon
Dunn, Fresno, Calif., was second
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DESPERATE MOUNTAIN FIGHTING RAGES
AS REBELS MASS TO MARCH ON MADRID
m
•
Government Claim*
Two Major Victory
ies; R e b e l s Art
Taken By Surprise
Red Cross Makes
Initial R e p ' o r t
Woods Afire Endanp
per Operations Of
Combntinpr Forces
nr TW
4 rr*M
Reports of fronh povenr, nil'll! .niceosho.h in Spalh’B ■
1 civil war were received today
i ns Rod Cresis official* eatlmntcil that .TB.OOO persona
, have lioon killed in the mohfe.
savage upheaval in SpauUh
| history.
'
The governm ent said i t '
inflicted a decisive d efeat on
* 4 li " ! ' * * ' 1 v,B*r ’*h ,n Spanish rebels masstd their forces In th« Guadarrama
ard Madrid. Govsrnrrsnt artillery unite are ehown balllmg to : t « m Ihe onrush
illls 50 milts north pf Madrid. ( A t i e c l i t s J Press Pholoi
■ Du* rcLol* iuur Avila. Tha
I < roM rr|Hirt "fliil in addition lo
I In mi* ktllod tborr
had bt*n
i.mio
thiin
100,000
p«rt«na
\k••tindrd
*
,
,
The French Government to n - '
. Untied efforts lo have other n a-.
' lions agree to a ‘‘hands off"
istlicy to prevent the rebellion
. .pleading Into a European scar.
The Rpnulsh government ran
I up a flag of victory last night
| in a terrific battle at Alto d*
I I-eon Pass In the Gusitareamm
Mtointaia stronghold
defandlmt
Madrid.
I
I
Ircliena played by
on Instrtpi
ia l trio comgaa s # *f A
Durdick.
piano;
Ra
Du rstick, miramhla phone,
Marjorie June
Burdick,
drum.
The education committee had
charge of th* program, with San
ford Doudney, as chairman.
r
General lliipielme. Visa M th*
( offensive uloog the rattv y front
in wlusl ouiny 'id la ra m s /
the decisivo th ru st In Bpalifa
hlmsly civil war, was backed
. with on army of wggkers.
|
Rebels were unaw are of h it
i uppioacb on the northern f t l l g t
Boston Policeman
Held On Bail After
Shooting His Bride
(JrowcrH Notified
Federal Crop Loans *
Are Now Avallabl®
BOSTON. Aug. 6.—(AT—A poHetman, who told fellow officers
he mistook her for a burglar, shot
and killed hla bride of two months
today. A faw hours a fter Mre.
Matthew J. Flaherty. 27, failed to
r a l y from an emergency opera
tion, her ttiaband Mrs* j charged
with m anslaughter and hald In
63,000 ball.
Flaherty said his wife awakened
him aaylng there was a burglar
In the house. He declared h* reached
u n d e r.h it pillow got a gun, amtcalled out "speak up" than .fired
Into thg darkness when hs saw the
door move. Turning on th * ' Ulght.
he found h* had shot hla wife wHtr
left her bed without him 'knowing
It, h* said.
Notices o f arriv al of appllralion Hanks for emergency erep
loans were In the mails today, ac
cording to an announcement frdm
t'. It. Dawson, Seminole County
form agent.
' I
Under governmental regulation*,
loans not to rxrced 1200 to any
one |>ervon may be obtained foe Chn
pUrt'ha«e of .ced and farUllanr In
Ih.* unfil on linrt crops.
Only formers who are untblm
lo obtain h<ans from a n y othan
source arc e iglhle for govarnmqnk
as.lstancr, according to Mr, D*W«
tun. ,
, |
Approximataly 125,000 waa diotilhuted hers last year u n d e r rf*y
loan provisions. The c o u n ty agent
bus hud numerous r e q u e s t s t h r t
year fur financial aialatanen, . • ,
Ordinarily, ten days are reqalrnd.
to secure the funds.
. v
kite
IsMlTst
ih “'T W .* m, " : h *" M ,d,'d' , *b*1 •HIHgryme.. ere seen ro
m*o le/iD
at lTaat*«l*
line* on the
outskirts of Burgee In northern Spain. (Assoclatad Prat*
Season Ticket Drive
Lacking Enthusiasm
A lack of aathusiaim still was
evident today in tha campaign
to 0*11 sufficient season tickets
to tnsara tha Sanford Lookout
payroll betag a r t fo r tho re
matador of tha aeaten. Charles F.
W»rt, president of tha club, said
U U morning.
Only a few local persona have
taken sufficient Interest to drop
by Mr. W trt’a Jewelry store and
ta k r 'o e t a number o f tickets for
attem pted aalss,
Eaah o f tha admission cards.
JoyCccs Add Five T’^
In Bench Campaign
supported
F irst actual lastrvsctlon for the
Baa# of Ih# Legion rifle team
wlU ha gfren tonight la the Na
tional Guard Armory, according
to U ayd F . Boyle, Meal Ameri
can 1 agio n aoauaamlar.
Tha yaalha . first will aawmble
fa r a r a g t a g mooring la the
U g t a B a t a t 7 JB P, M. and
lato r m are>
O a Armory.
, Flaaa faf ’ .shooUag aoU hre
w hh aihag. L aglaa and Junior
team* throughout th*
fci* S lS fS J *9 H ^ 8*B
Continuing a drive to oktgla
public seating facilities on th d
main streets of th* eity, the i m - '
lor
Chsmhsr of
O nrm efM
"Iwnch" committee a fte r yastar*1
day afternoon** operation* r e
ported fiv* mor* m srthanU had
purchased benches to plaae h i
front of their businesses. *
*
Th* City Commission recently
granted permission to place thescaling facllltlaa, which w ill: h a
A land patent dated In lHt!l wus j bolted to th* sidewalk, but r i held today in the office of Sanford | scrvtd .th* right to rsveka tg a
F. Doudney, Bcmlnulo C v n l y tux ( perm it If a t any Um* they be
came undesirable.
.
assessor. Tha document was Issued,
under the presidential administra
tion of Zachary Taylur.
Th* deed assigns certain pracila
of land to one L. J. Vaughn and
will be Us.levered to Mrs. Z. II ..
Bailiff, granddaughter of tha re-1
ciplsnt.
Mr. Doudnay said th r tract menHoned In tha aged document ia a»
p a rt of th a t which 1* nuw occupied
t y the hama o f Lluyd F, Boyle, as
sist j nt state's attorney in tnl* air-1
cult court district.
Tha deed Itself la of sheepskin
and bears marked evidence ef Its
age. Several holes appear where |
fold tum ors ware made.
11 wo* Issued In W sshiagton.
D. C.
Mre. E. G. Moore Is Doudney Receives
O ld Land Patent
Iteld* By Deputies Appointment Paper Is Held In Office
papers of quallflratlun
On Bad Check Job andFormal
Tax Assessor
notification of his appoint O f
Mr*. E. 0 . Ilw rs of Wildwood
WU hold this morning by county
authorities on rharges of passing
a worthless check to the Hsnford
F u rattara Company.
Rifle Team To Get
Instruction Tonight
k
F% V
A. H. Cole Speaks •
At Kiwanis Meeting
“i d !
i$ l\
. 1
f e q
____
liio State Negro la
Thoroughfare To Be Hopeful. After Coir*
Widened Nine Feet, ferencA With Sec
Surfaced With Rock retary W a l l a c e
t&Uots Prepared
'or Nomination Of
enate Candidates
'/
,in*
i**1'
f m'
*T'
on
* ch
ATHrINS, Aug. 5.— (AP)
—A , •,tctni»rary" dictator-
W E R T -T h e
Diamond* And IK
Pino Watch And JawMr,
Diamond Mowntine And
will
oeal
tuty
rono
it*-.
ants
cial
iu |y
ung
this
*1*
S e e k T o Oust
. R e d In flu en ce
V
L'. Z f 13§>000 Die, 100,000 A
OlympicTitle Wounded As Spain’s A
Bloody Revolt Lonti
Three Beaifty Queens To Reign Over Local
Event; Klwanis Club Uses Funds .
For Under-Privileged
Dictatorship
'
Mitchell said, “aay that we must
have winning football teams for
which all of us can cheer and
on which some of ua can win
money,"
•
“In God's name when did this
university x x x reach ao low
Sixty-eight fru it varieties t^r<ta
an estate th a t It must x x x
In Florid*.
.
-.
4
adopt a standard set by secular
ized colleges?" h* asked.
At Its spring segslon the
board, of regents voted to author
ise 32 scholarship! to taka Car*
of tuition and other bar* ex
penses for athletes. Th# regents,
however,
emphasised
thosa
awarded scholarships must meat
other requirement* ef the uni
versity and m ust b* pasatd on*
by th* com m utes Id charge of
all scholarship*.
, They made ng Immediate com
ment.
“Tho** favoring or condoning
th is
shameful plan,"
Bishop
aAkFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1936
Warrant for the woman’s arrant
waa ■ tala tut by E. C. Smith afl• ta d used a negotiable InBut to make a $25 down pay.
' ( • B atovr and received 610
nga.
! • 'Moore used Ihe name of
JL E- Fawn and th at signsgppaared on th* cback, *cW to Chief Deputy O. 8. Eat•a re was alleged to have
9 worthless paper and orI* th* stave bo sent to
local tddroao. ' Deputy
•aid Mr, 8mM i InvestiI address whore nothing
ment to thg position of Seminole
County tax aaressor were received
today by Sanford F. Doudney.
lie was appointed by G ovtrnor
D ata Shultz to fill the unexplrad
term of A leiaodar Vaughn, de
cs a tsd.
Mr. Uoudnay, who has been affl.iat4.-d with tbs assessor’s offic*
for a number of y iare. Is Demo
cratic u»mln** for th* offic* sub
ject to the November election*.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 /- 8 e c retary of W ar Georg* W. Dem
was under Ih* car* of doctors a t
W a lte r.J lte d Hospital last night
a fte r suffering from complica
tion* following an Influenxm attack.
Darn spent p "good night," U wav
■old, and read newspapers a t his
cede Ida d urilg part of th* day.
LOCAL WEATHER |
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