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I B B S A ir r O t D B O M
[right Shelled All-Star Outfit
’or Nine Blow* To Meet U |« i*
In First Round On August 18th
TOWNS WINS OLYMPIC PLACE
Auewed Finer
For Arguments
T—
ote Does Spendid Sportawriters Asked
Relief Work Hold To S e l e c t Repre
ing Down Hitters s e n t a t i v e Team
ST. AUGUSTINE, July 21—
m g BUI Butknd acatDrod ill
Mford hit* hera yeaterday aa
l. Auguatln* piled up an early
■a to defeat the bottom-plaee
eokouta, t to 2, In the Florida
- State League.
'.The Saint* pounded Wright,
the alerting Lookout hurlcr. for
'glim hit* and three runa In the
tfln t Inning* but were completely
tamed by the relief hurling of
^FltageraM’s double, ilngle* by
>Etoard and Zupanlc and a Mali'
by! error at aecond, atood out In
' a two-run *prc* by S t Auguitlne
l i t ;tho opening frame. Bektr
drere McGowan home with the
-third Paint nth In Urn fourth
Hitter, • Spoils Perfect Game August Comeback
sales Southpaw; Palatka
I By One Run Margin_____ . Ex-Champion, Now33,
Is Tavern Keeper
uAm-ut; THE STANDINGS In M a s s ackusetts
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Andrews Docked |50;
Manager Emerson
Is Set B a c k $25
l)r PAT PATTBSSON
Eddlt Gilliland, president of Dm
Florida Stato League, yesterday In.
vltod iportawriUra In towna aepporting tU U loop boll club* to
cHom an all-star outfit that will
moot tbs Daytona Beach la'anden
In Daytona Boach on Aug. 10.
Thli drpartmont, in naming ID
thole* for m aniftr, will look
aquarcty Into tho ryta of “Raw
Meat" BUI Rodgen, Lookout torn.
D n aeltctlon lo mkd* on tho baata
of ciporionco—and Rodger* ,ha*
nearly three deeadea of prof**'
*lon*J bt**b*l| life Deluding •«»oral term* in tho toajore.
On thl* and Ilka department* of
aUte Digue baaeba I town* falD
the dublootly dealrabla pleaaura of
rr mrirfi m n
D a y ie n a *4*a*k
U alaaav tIU
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D a y to n a H eath a t I f e la a d
HI. A u g a tlln * *1 Hanlord.
r a l a t k a s t UstwcsviH*.
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Hsw Y o rk
41 41
C in c in n a ti
41 41
B oston
41 4*
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T w I t l A lY N m b IU
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Ywdoy
Cli l o g s a t B o sh ly e ,
g l. L o u L a t N *w Y o rk .
Plttaburah *t I’hlUdtlpbla
Forrest (2p**> Town*, ttm aaaeatDaal OaargD traak ater, I* thowa
(right) winning th* It* blah hardlM In t e ll aaaond* during (he final
Olympia try-swte at New Tartu H* teelly wen a place ea the United
•Utae team bound far Berlin. (Aeeeelated Free* Pheta)
C in c in n a ti a t
out
«xt N*w ToVk
of tha tonlny. Ha yalkadflhalpeat
C l n .l i n i
the minor leacar head wrote. KJ
ten not consider Die *lzo nf^k
leagu*. tho po*itlcn of a cluh In a
race, nor enn t ever connlfeF
whether tho league foM* up nr not
In the matter of enforcing rule* of
ba*#b»l] and putting
rowdylrm
hitter lo t fipaed thawfolowlng
to come out unambWSTor Ua ahulout in th* only tlyyatealag Inning.
Sparkman . fanned her in ^and
walked thr*f .dg|B te’ Ull M a r
while TTbart Padgett, *Btffne*v|Uf
r i g h th a a d e a w h g
ka‘» nemeeto lor the ;|pat month,
wa* nicked for eight WD, three of
them In th* ninth'tento.- Padgett
•truck o-.t flv* and Nglked o*f.
Guerra alerted th* atnth wBh a
one timer to laAjCfiter and .raced
clear to third oaVkiidfew*' nghber
the official Olympic handbook
over.aecond. LudmViJjke td.tight
ended the Hit/' «*■. V
which riiy* ipcciflcnlly that kill
taklnr
Hut
acthn
purely
In
view
Goon* we* tha only'player to
which he* entereij g complete entries must bo received by mid*
iof President Gillllami’s "(arncst
i . vi, :.r.iw i . i , .
track end field teem—threo men night July IS.
plea In tehnlr nf your little Iregun,
In each event— In the Olympic
A German Olympic offlcUl, hut you Just might a* well notify
games, a chcckover today of the questioned about tho discrepancy, a I comers It U not the atandird
entries received to date showed. wild. "There ha* been some by which future performances may
m
Germany I* ■ cloin aecond, Liuublo with the application* ul bo Judged.—
Andrews became InrolvH when newai
with throe men In every event four nation*, wherefore w* are
e ic e p t the llU-metar* hurdles and unable to give out tha entire list he *hoved Umpire SheffDId at a (D" 1
P®l* vault In tha men'* division Everything will be In order by game In Deylonn Beach aeirly the a
Zupsnlr.lk
( l is i and th* high jum p in th* warn- Monday and lb* final IDt preli two months ago when protesting a Dam
W. DavlOb
J J
‘ t n ', division. The* Natl* bar* ably will b* available Tuesday." deciiDn of the arbiter's at Drat
«—
Mcdowsn.c 1 a < si
Great Britain I* only fraction bae*. Manager Emerson's flae was
A
Hotline,p
, , - J entered two each In th* three
ally represented to date, with po the result nf Jil* action a t Gains*- p*ww
T01*'*
•( l i .( 1- || event* mentioned.
„ *—hstDtl for Wright In *11,.
A total of 021 entriea—B3I Ip entries In any of the flat racoa villa when he.unstrappetl the fln t to e n
n**rord
mu loo » n i_ l
nl- A uaiutln.
loo i«o «o»—• men'* Dark and field and 17 to up to tha marathon. Entile* reee sack from U* peg, threw it
F ll.g .r.ld , w om en's-havo been received thus have bean received In tho hurdle Into (he air following a rtoe* play ^ 2 2
nwinilili, Airflow art.
race* and all 'tha fluid even la ac |railed by Umpire Meddoek. end
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Krrtira: K. DnvU,
Mall by. far. In addition to theta Individ
Ilonnar. Klnnrti. MHluwan.
* ual entriea 18 nations :have an- cept tha Javelin ami shot put. then attempted to ellmb Into the
fluitM U itrtl lit: Klnarit, Kupantr. la n d team* In th* 400-meter re Caqada hai forwarded only one ■lend* to get at heck'lng fens.
A *
IjUfiran. lU k tr Two baa* hltat lay and 15 In tha 1600-meter re entry, ami that for the Javvlln.
PIliMr raid. Mini**rt baaaai Ilonntf
Neither
Great
Britain
nor
Canada
Unubla playa: |)nvi« (o Zupanlc. lay. Sev*n nation* have entered
Iloimrr Ut llnkrr lo Zi>ririt« Dal la
ha* entered ID women'* athlete*
to llakvr lo Zupanlc. Clary lo H. tram * In .tho women’* 400-mater
a* y e t
Da via. Ltfi on tiitins; Ml, Atm u*** relay.
l!*ia 9; Manftirtl 9, Ilaava oti
Many nation* are completely
Tha antry list i* expected to
Great Britain Only Fractionally Repre
sented; Germany Ranks Next To U. S.;
Entries Close Saturday.
/
B o s to n
AM C a ltlt
America Enters Complete
8 - L o i t u d Found
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Y sststdayW I m H*
F a U t k * I. O a ia ssv ltls s.
IK. A u g u stin * I. K ssford 1.
l) > U n * a t D aytona to Us Ida
l a t t r dot*.
No
. Sanford’*
Lookout*
will
moat Palatka tomorrow In tha
Artie* Bowl,'there, Today tho
locala are tangling with St.
.Auguatln* bar*.
Jeweler. Mag. Ate.
*t
ia a fo rO
Sanford tnmehad two baiaa on
til* and Duncan'* tingle off
CLASSIFIED ADV.
tu a n
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NEW TORE, July
Joe Louie, Detroit’* *rttWhile
“Brown Bombsr," wilt launch
U* comeback rempaigB
former k
u lg
Irw
n tp
ffH
l lkt t dkapten
d k ap ien
Jack Sharkey of Boston In Yan
kee Stadium. August 12.
Both fighter* ware algatU . for
a 10-rounder yeaterday by Urn
20th Century CTab.
:
The fight win be atagad in
plan of the Barney Rose-Tony
Cantoner!
welterweight
UUo
aerap which If Ik* Jacobs, n th
Century promoter, area trying to
negotiate for that date,
Sharkey will be the fourth formar champion Lento will face,
After disposing of Mails Hear
Prime- Carper* la W* meteork
climb to a tit)* bout with Jimmy
Braddock. Jo* wag knocked out
in the twelfth round by Mai
Schmellng of Germany, Mother
ci-Utleholder, In June *- , ■
Tho Lotda aerap will b* tho
fifth bout to Urn comeback ekmpalgu of U-year-old . Sharfcef.
|Sharkey mow a ' Boston tavorn
|keeper elate he retired from.the
PMUdstVhlaat iHtralt.
New Yelk- at 8C Louis.
Iloaloa at CDeslaad.
Wsikinatos st Chicago.
PICNIC
DANCE
‘ Mo d e r n
O DERN FOOL
/ : 8 MILE
LONGWi
B ffcO Y A C L E A N S'WIM IN R1
PALM
W ATER
SPR1
IpeaJal Rate*.
AdalD lie
gWIMMlNG Mg DANCING C L A M ti BA’
inSRSSTST
nan nun V*urr o h a n g i
TEIAT TOUMBLF TO THE BEST
i Bterillasd Bettla*
off VIu Ila n*l |. Wr.tfUl I. Mala a. swell appreciably during th* next
Mirucli uui l»y Ilutlamt I. \Vrl«bi
't Gm o Uim pump WiffOirf. Mota I. Illta off W rlaht In I few (toys aa th* official German
m. Reward. Saaboard OU Co. W
" * * * \ 1n*and * run*.
olt **•«•
I Isnlnis
DuUsmt Now* .A gency announced today
In * limine* T and t run*, till hy
B— AulomohUM.
illrlisr, ky Hullsnd IK. Dwvl*).
Wlnnln* plleksr) Dulland. Lualng
pllrher: Wrlant. Umpire*: llorders
and Hhepsrtl. Tims ut asm s 1:16.
T H E R (
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aodanye/)
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/ echuol kg* to handle advsrtl*ing material for local itoiu. No
experience necaiaary but appli
cant moat be willing to learn.
‘Small understanding of art Fork
nMlpful. Bmall aalary and parttime Job to atert with. Apply to
AAA, Htteld.
im i l
rED TO RENTi Steeping
■ or amnll apartment. AdP. 0 . Box «*T. BUto price
V TLo OeomlDtteMoTlte trend te a tpimllt
new principle la trend dorian* The Duel-10 j
, Addreee Beg m.Ovtedo* Fte.
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�WHERE REVOLT
LOYAL
TROOPS MARCH AGAINST
SPANISH REBELS
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orces
S r
■li?
j
TriumphantAt S
Revolution
Fight With Mil
9f
Sinking Of
American War
Ordered To.I
In ; Danger.
Rank With Torrid
P g rib d y O M W
victory on
;! V&ST
lend and
enter at sea for the Id
Spanish government we
ported . today m * j5
whined an accompanl
to bitter battles for
ith t«mpenturM from 100
105 degrees wfl|>\ spread
er the corn belt tomorrow,
* ^ U M >hwitL<sX > rith a rtfcl
the h u r t reports Indicated the
State And County
Tax Sale Is Billed
Case at Ufa was heavy os Spanish leftists Is control at the ,goeeramant strath quickly to pat down a rebellion by enraged rightntnstiee.
toto in strategic cities end 8panish Motocm. This map shows -the
it was wanting op today la citise in which fighting took place. The shaded \sr*M -indicate provH a sp * Missouri, lew s, Beulhera
ftehrnska, Illinois., Indians sod
t o w n Michigan. There to "«
m&M .
Personal Taxes Also
Come Under Fire,
Jinklns A s s e r t s
« m
criYNSwna
b r ie f s '
‘Walkout' Event
Deputy Sheriff \Uses
r Pursuing
Move Head
stsok fry of tits Orlando lAgfen o r iM t or tobMqheatiy,
tinder the Florida law, a tag
port td bo given at I P. M. to
certificate draws intsrest at Uui
day at Pehn Spring*.'
rats of IS par cent for tho first
year,
10 percent for tho second
Tho second In a series ef tlx
and sight per tent for each
amateur night programs will be year,
presented' from the Bits Theater succeeding year until redemption
stage Friday night, according to to mode.
-The owner of a piece at prop
1. L. Msrentetu, manager of tbo erty
has two years In which to
playhouse.
_
redeem his holding bofern s tax
dead can bo Issued,** tho collector
Pinna for n Coronado Beech
IC eotleeeO « s sa g e th r e e ,
picnic Thursday afternoon will;
bo discussed by the Hanford
Lions Club at .7 o'clock tonight
during the organisation's semi
monthly moating to tho Mayfair
Hotel.
Loftin Says Senate
Bill On Railroads
Is. Termed Invalid
Own roily
fhir
tonight
and ' A Senate bill, endorsed by the
Fa, to
i'a££Ttor
RERUN, July H ^ - C o L
and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh
landed at the Berlin airport hsre
today In thslr own plans.
The famous flying coupto
were greeted by German flier*
and members of tho American
im tsisy.
Col. Undbsrgb, It was report
ed, Is expected to meet Adelf
Hitler during the stay In Ger
many.
It was believed the American
f.tore dropped In her* U at
tend the Olympic Gamae which
are scheduled for August.
Citrus Control rebels who held it ptosa yeet
morning. Two thousemi m
Committee Seeps toloyal
to the government, wyr
have ousted the rebels, ’
Radio broadcasts from 1
More.r Authority
Spain, described the sinhb
three BpenUh ships, and the
of Cadis by rebel alrp
Asks Power To Cor bsrdtog
Spanish warships opened a
rect Base A l l o t bombardment en the robe
of Latinos, elded by I
ments In E r r o r hold
Spanish warships alee ,
Seminole County citrus growsr* in Gibraltar Harbor and
were asked today by the U. S. De- boltovad they ptaaned to
part own! at Agriooltow to gtv* the roboh in Algerians.
additional power* to tho control I i Tbs V fUed S ta ter S
committee operating under an
agreomont tad order regulating
the handling of citrus fruit* grown
In the stats.
<
Citrus IsUresU were asktd to
rote "ret" er -pa" to the preposi
it. the jmmbsItooKtpon
-commits# 'topon IU
Its
tion that
usurp .object toJhe opw u m l y of the parses affected to
00 board, many correct say allotSrtnA hiss U the svldenee revosle
Mrs. H. a Lingle, bar son that such sllatmsab boss is inactCMllaeeO m pane tkrse,
"Sonny,' end her father, Walter I
tra Cats Inids.
Dental, today continued by train'
Greet Britain sent w
their Journeyio Cairo, III., which'
Spain to protect He Ml
the center-ef the rivfl
was interrupted Monday by s n '
Its fortifications et a
automobile accident near !I*n-|
Is flaming throughout
derton, Os., sine miles south'of
Perry,
Comprehensive details of the
crash wars net ypeelvsd hare un
til this morning,
Mr. Densol, it Is reported was
driving the Lingle car when It
met a Ford pick-up truck which
was speeding about 70 miles an
hour on the left side of the high
way and rounding a curve.
| hsre for several years and but s
, Mr. Densel attempted to avoid Ilarge __
____ to tho driving after an oocop
number ef friendo
driving Into a ditch on tho right {ty,
day which took her re
ride of tho
the rood and cut
n l'ici«ro**
r o s s lj Tho
^
Hamilton Hotel purchase the highway end into a
side
IlsmlHon
to **•
the left to *an
fer ta consideration Of
*•
* .*effort
*?*?* to *mlsa;w
ta ,!w u made far
the'roaring
teach driven by a , |W,000,
$40,000, according to information
Information
tho • rouring truck
Mr. Boatwright of Cordate, Os. available. It to a W-room .true_______
... at the , it solidly
CVaahlnc -into the middle of tare
and one
the Lingle into, the truth ca constructed building* to WVitor
reened dram the road for 100 Park.
yards
then' overturned twice. ' A program of repairing, and
Both vehicle* were demolished.. reparation to to be Inotitutod In
Mrs. Uncle. Mr. Densel and the near future Sixths hotoll. It
Mr- Boatwright ' sustained min w o innounefcL
msreae, eat* and bruises, but
otbonrtH W*r* ivot seriously l»-.
fured,' -gpony- 'Lingle was an
Mrs. Lingle, Son,
, Inly H rH B V -
1
Lindberghs Pay
Visit To Berlin
proposed legislation died when It
failed to be reported by the Sen
ator committee on interstate comm elee: before adjournment of
Local indoracment ef the bUi
token at the toetigmUon of
otm
iportafloa Conference In
su n te
Journey To Cairo
Fattier
Negro Wot
For M ad
h. b. p
B o f* S
tax deed tho ownership of whtoh
I. 1.
l ’ *
�•• A
Mnlth of hi* popularity. He bed Ju»t been efeeUd pfealdent by an overwhelming majority Be had hot yet
been Inaugurated, or begun any of the policies which
have since alienated certain interests among hi* folio*'
th . No on« could concdvs of anyone's wanting to shoot
the Presidentelect
.
?v7r Some criticism has been directed *4 the President
o« account of the tremendous forco of aftteft guard*
which Itood between him and the eroWd gt^RlflddsMIa
recently on the night of hU a c c e p t a n c e f e e
been aald that each a display of military algftfanffpotiM
«w «*»
power tn the face of hia own people ahouw ba tmnecee- am
atnr. But one la reminded by the rnoeat Vitriolic attack
of Father Coughlin, In which the prleat catTdd (he Ffedl- • S I M M gravely Uut white theredent Ha liar and a betrayer" that even some presumably n it Indicated that the white
intelligent people carry their political likes and dislikes chickens la all the chops w an forty
to a dangerous and rtdlculoua extreme. • *- ^
mow than tbs Mac* chickens, tfco
Leaser political UghU than the President are even
more often subjected to this earns type of calumny. DurIhg oor recent gubernatorial campaign, the Governor of
(Tils State, though himself not a candidate, was flayed un-
s» 2 K S sap
f t the Napoleon*
The UsefuInawOf BaA'LwrtM
qoently, tl
those pells
m
ihoQ itnd.d
pertlon as
Accerdlnf to thla Calculation, Mr.
tendon ta safe only-in 1* ctatoi;
cniHiidnto. And throughout the campaign- one of the with aa aggregate sf 99 oUctoral
m dst serious chargee (It would seem from ItM repetition)
was that tho Governor employed a bodyguard Whose
duty it waa to protect hie life from disgruntled job
hunter* and disappointed racketeers.
In times Ilk* these it 1* particularly Important to Intituled aa “probahly H.publU.n”
II of the atatea styled aa deohtprovide every possible aafeguard for those to whom we fol.
allowing the f t e lh a l
entrust the reaponalbilitlee of our governBent, Moot of only while
three. '
ua are Inclined to blame all our trouble* oh someone els* itnekded In the atatee In whkh
and during hard timea our tremble* are Uktfy to be eco the heprfffeae are accorded -.a*
nomic once whose burden naturilly but unreasonably advanUeo are ovary eee eg the
falls upon the leader In power. Where the President of moot pepntas atatea In the Seat
the United States la held ■personally responsible for and all of the meet pension
whatever rise or fall in Income there may be for 120,000,- atatea of the Middle WaoL fa all.
000 people,.it la well to give him every protection from the MinisMee gives 17S akrtipfl
votes on the deahtful Urt to the
maniacs.
to W -'u M
acodod 'material add etfim o a t.
They tfcnS too* flowing through
torsi industry and trade to the pee|
tholr daily roquliemanta la tho forth ,
to prod table operation t or tw in e
and welfare of all the people, the
eatloo la • ahaeohcUig
Pmldant ,’w m dh* f»
ties, while e contrary
weald net fall to sense
and otherwise talp MW
eolation. II height be • >
that a ptCMndcrant p
the newspapers I * » !-<
<V«^* ft
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; \ . The Chance* Of Widowhood
a*''
'(Viw,
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eitifcltiSFfcWv -
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A wife today has a slightly greater risk of becoming
a tfiBow than aho did In 1020, despite the fact that the
average length of life has steadily Increased, according
to itatfatlclans of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany, who point out that the mortality Improvement fee
been greater for women than for men.
"P ot a couple of the same age," the Metropolitan says,
"the chances that a wife will eventually be left a widow
are about 55 in 100, according to the mortality In the
United State* in 1029-1931, that la, about the time of
the last census} while the corresponding chances were
it 62 In 10o according to the mortality tof 1920.
"For a husband, the chances of becoming widow'd
j diminished since 1920. Tho chances of a husband,
qua! age with hia wife, becoming widowed were about
'.
j ^ f 2 aP
\>k h e r e .') T h e ftm fl;
i * t o rtf for;;
'
�Dramatic fill
Sfotohtfr Al
Of Loial 1
- Clark k m returned tn m
wdtion. While » # » j tody ▼
in Withikffite. Di C , fckir
Quebec, Hoc trawl, and Nl. , •
...
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mfs, ICTriier A
n . flu ] Ust « f lumimai
£«■*•« eeUbllAkd by SH
Co«Btt teachora. wa« releas'
f y ~ .f r £ W. Lawton, f
**VjII ibperinteadant.
’FHlOda a t Min Kathryn XInw i Follow Inf u a teachers
to laam that aba la i'| Uj> n n l . h u tlb U d O itiW rlem e, UW W. FTral SUoet v w . J. Walla, Jr_ Long
O- H. Skewet, Duka Unti
ersonals
,^ 'iP * * Tu“ 1' >uu to-
near toeir anaaatrai , temple*.
Owners bf the twffaa usually
pay tha ransom bacauaa It woold
coat mett to jrurcWa a new )UL
If tta bkmati relate fcayifidnl,
Om thMtka thqp. trp the savant
and Mil them lor firewood.
SS Xl*
•IMd m m k w«Vi viait with
to daughter, lira, E. Idol oar,
B s rttT u a r
Mr. and Mra. Pay A. Loosing Duka University; Mrs.
“ *
Allan, Jr, or Jack. WUHa, Aabrrllk, If. C.;
Mahr Hartley, Stetson Unit
Mra. Meade Tapper, Uni
' a— :
v
' "1 af Florida. •
Uh, ubbr Wtllman o f win* • Mra. Ramona Wilson, Uni-frr-'
*•» Polk. baa returned to bar atty of Georgia; Mra. Ola Oato*
hoina dftkjr hiring bean tha n o , Stataon UH vanity; MIm
f ttr tt of Mtaa Fannla B ig g in . Rather Hughey, Aahatilla; R» F;
Oadpar, Mara HU1, N. C.;. MUl*
Mra, Jabn^"* Calloway
and M. Lord -Jr, University of Flori
Thoaapaoa
daogkttf. Mary Ann, who hare da; Mra. t Annto
Mlaa
CaUwrtae
baan ilaiUftf In Lynchburg, Va^ OainaatUki *
Yoong, Oviedo,
for tba past month, hard returned
Mra. Bata Laahart, Eranaton,
Til! Mika Maa low Ur, Lake Hatlar; • Maa' Lola Raddell, UMtftMlaa Eterlln Stile*, returned ally al Oelerado; Mlaa T M pb
ba«a Saturday, after a twu taw, Doha University; MWt Mat*
waaka1 fliIt with htr aunt an I Puna,. Osinasvilla: Mlea. Alfred
aa«le, Mr. and Mr*. C. F. Jdm- .Cone, Unltaraltp.af Floridat'.Miml
aon kf Pompano, Fla.
,j
Khndra Culpepper, Winter Pnki
W. A. Teague, Daba Unlvetatoi
Mlaa Edna SUIm of OJamto, Vra. Loalla Jacobs, 8tel*ew Uab* | ! C. R. IDawaoa, eounly farm
aad Mr. and Mra. C. E. John fanity; Mlaa U tile MtDegftl, agent, today laid the bate hltat*
son of PompoM, Fla, are ;vi»lt* Ocoee; Mr. and Mra. WJ*. J le g , mint U that nombar of boaoo of
In* thetr parent*, Mr. and Mra. touring the,,.weak. Mra. Mpr-.
fruit which the control committee
E. W. Stiles, Watt Third S t
rarat Galt, Gta*vs; MUa E M aatlmatoi will tb produced por
fq o JWPK T° •c w M irr
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WANTED:- ^flKTnd-hahd Klddla
Km p, .Box h. P , | Cara Herald. -
Phone 113
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OCERY
123 B . ll
gphaiala thru T h y t,.;B fr
Mo t e Authbfity
FMaSkliAb, Th., M VtiiiWt Kif
mother, Mra. Sarah Stews I, o>
HkUahyilU Ate. Mra. Co<>-.')
>aa racoatly. been appointed liy
Got. Earl* of Pennsylvania for
a term af elx years aa a membar of tho otate board of rogiitratiSh for aQraee.
,
r thara,
a wCaDage;
s sR.sI .m
s-B S 5 f e w
M r. Daemon eald p«»t prodaeOo* la tha basis on which futuro
aatimates a n founded.
!<t The cltraa agreement la com
pulsory, tho agent in e r te d , adding
Jiat It li In no way connected with
tho loll cones m l Ion program
which tho goYirnment now has
under way.
,t In the bulletin an^ ballot dll*
Utbotlon by the D ipartm ent of
Agrieulturo, It U stated that tba
citrus program ta'Florida w l| be
fad litated If < |t * w a tea fit to
giro tha contrai commlttea power
to rectify base allotments which
are pruten to ba fnacconte.
Tha county agent has a number
of tho voting tickets to supply
those whs have mislaid tho origi
nals which were received Individ
ually th ro d |h tha valla.
T A B L E ! F A S T COLOR
REMNANTS
ONE RACK.
i*hllfppine Army
1 Dresses In Shorts
MANILA. July
—Econo
my la tb a watchword a f tha now
Philippine arm y which la being set
up by Oeo. Douglas M acArlhur
Under a UmRed m ilitary b u d g et
Local products a re helping tho
general to a ata money. For In
stance, American cam paign hats,
farm a r i/ w om by FU lpito aaldlars,
coat P U O oaab. New tam palgn
(Continued from M l*
laid. "All redemptioni are handled
through tha office of .the elatk
nf tba circuit court, arid fat dtedl1
are laaued by the tame official." ,
Delinquent personal property
M m alto coma under fir* no1
Mr. Jtuklna dacUred. Ha
,'lLnT.'
---- --------a ila U ftdhJ
said willcci
werembeing
mailed ,fw
ly h ii power to oetabllih those who are behind payment In
allotm ents but does not h a ts au that branch of taxation.
thority to correct It should an er
Further, he asserted that delta*
ro r be detected.
quaexlrt which exlat on tha third ttf
Britain Bulldin;
To Hold Sea
IAIN DON,
July
« . - ( / P |Mora than a million tons of m«rth an l shipping wars found under
ronitrurtlon
In iM pysnla of
O n a t Britain and N orthern Ireland, by a aurtoy of tha "Shipping Worid."
In addition 84 n atal tassels, Ineluding tw o ,fo r Poland, two for
Q*tenia and three for Argentina,
a r t under construction or have
to g a ordered.
Doaplte this ratlval, less than
half tha ih lp b u ild lag .ap acity la
being employed and more than
next m onth wHl'he daalt with bqf
Issuance of an execution ■(o r IhO
collection of tho amount. In ard
tia ra .
, <
"Tho law," eald tho co loctor,
“provWc« th a t all taxes aueaaed
upon personil property, from the
data of such u n u m i n l , ihall
ha to all tho forct and affect of a
Judgment and execution a t law
against tha owner of such prop
erty."
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Lara* east raw. bl teas
Sardines can
Clefcnaer
MARITIME NEWS
Front tha P ort of C entral Flori
da a t Sanford.
Complied dally, except Sunday,
by tha Sentinel# County Chamber
• f Commerce ihowtng a f rivals
and departures via S t.'Jo h n i River.
Wednesday, July i i , 1930.
ARRIVALS
MS O R I^N D O , general cargo.
St. Johns River Lina Co.
DEPARTURES
MS ORLANDO, general cargo.
St. Johns River U na Co.
HEART ATTACK
ATLANTA, d a., Jnly f 2.- W )
—Funeral arrangem enti war* made
yesterday fo r William R. Spann,
08, prom inent B outhern l\inkark
who w as xtrlckan w ith a h eart at*
tack and died Monday n ig h t
WK D ELIVER
tu u plenty » t money to leent i l td U M i
«
v a r io u s p la n a f o r t h y w o r th y p u rp o v
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S u ch lo a n s n r a f o r ono y e a r t a d i
w e e k ly o r ■ O A tU y p t y n e a t i .
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N r . I n B . S o a th w tH , I t I I I N o rik P t r k
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•tty
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The M etropolitan opera
In
Now York ones was called tha
"Fauxteplclhaua" became It gava
so many perform ance! of Gou
nod's " F a u a t"
Jascha R elftta, tha violinist. Is
•ponding th a sum mer learning
how to navigate a b o a t The
boel’a a yaw l, and Its name la
"G alatea."
Grocery and Meat Mark
A FULL LINE OF FRESH
G R O C E R I E S ; AND VEGEt
YOUR PATRONAGE WILL BE J
w ill ha
att* WhMf tka IMS UE*A h*v* Hot
ft which no StatBnYBst'CSrttfMM
-l9S2 * •ub«K1u«nt‘ri
purchased
illll m by m
iadiyiduAla
ITIRIIh I ai
to whloh to
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Gain
Automobile.
J^ ck e^ r
il
emxuw
GAINESVILLE,' J*ly T L Lonnte Smith', hameron with
ran* Aboard, tad BID Henderson's
two-hlt pitching.'gave th* Palate
'.k t Axatera a *-t »decision r w
th# Gainesville 0-Moo k m » » •
' Urdojr oflomoon at Harris Field.
Both am ex-Gainesville players
, mho were cast eff rarlter fa .the
. • Smith's eJnelt Wow ovtr Iho
, loft Hold harrier a m In lb*
I eighth Inning after Aodrowt hid
r mado ftrat on a Afaite. Two
r wort down - whon ' Andrews hit
. safely.
I Tho O-Ktn eoUoctad thoir only
I run In tbo olghth aloe. Whltey
i McMullen, who lad off, received
th« first hit off tho delivery of
tbo crafty righthander whon ho
doubled to rigid, Jem tsil, hit
ting for Pfolfor, draw a paoa,
both w en taoriflcod dawn by. MtDoogal, and -McNamara, fatting
for, Sweeney, sent a tang fly to
cantor, iconag McMullen.
.
Only two -Gainesville player*
1 naehod fln t baa* boforo tho
j olghth toning, nrrero paving tho
. way for oath. •
\ _ Bwocnoy pltebod good ball for
elorh who akook r i» lappo h o t
Ho trao otnddod m sartaf with a
record-chat taring authopad Id—
and
tadto Policeman Jimmy
« k i i r i b B X , July
Malfaari from . San PPaariato ted
u e ia e m S i V r
W
a brilliant m uHd attnoh I t tl*
far tbo national public llaka getf
championship modal ysaterday,
THay had M-bola toUla of 11*
each.
So tightly banehad vnu tha
(told that Vt of the “poor map'*
getting brigade," faefitng aaa
fterida player, - g i f t e d
with
lir a . Twahr# ether*,' with lM ’e,
had to play "euddea death* m a
time far thb ether aorta plaaha.
They Joined the' tteman field
which will battle fa match pla*
for tha Utla starting today. >
Tbwa taanamaat raaerde warn
dashed
by the Urge field,
hippy's aeaaatteaal SO' mi the
front nlna of tho long Una
course provided one even I f ‘ (V
did leave him aa tens* that ho
■lumped ta a thaky to e« 'U e
way horn*.
»
uan fM g a t ^ r p l a t a a ,
U T W U tJJli
C h ira c *
‘ '
a t. L * * le
M*i* tarn
n ttA o ra k ."
Ctectorait -
.» t
.M
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lV uf
tt
riarlaaatJ It *
Chlaag* It- ■*•
w*w tarn l | w.
'"fiitsborohMtfr,1
Ctitraga al'Urwa
Bt. Loula at tf*
"Ta*;lfc*y c*H mo M 'eld men.' P i t t s b u r g h at PI
They an t e n th s whan I started Clnalaayll at. fas
my,comeback. And they map kid
m ts c a ic ii
about >ly ag*. Bat
forgotten
Kaw
Tarb
jMfo abaot Utla fight bo,In... flinlue
then this young fallow Loot* has Vatrell
yet to laarn.*
Bud Brawn, I f ,
English King May
W — » T . --------- '
waa dgwned, The other hit off
Henderson wae made by Pitman
in the ninth Inning.
Hassle waa tha only batter to
got mors than on* kit. Ha singled
short left fUltaf the .bag*. ta center In the fln t and drove
F)a then fanned for tho first a base fat to right in tho slith.
Cates strolled, forcing Clary
r tha pan for - the first ran,
m Vaate wat polled and Wleto the mound,
walked Duncan, th*
& face him, forcing In
far ran number two.
t then get hie only hit
u n v • single to center,
Itetruf and Cats*. This
1IFIED ADV.
YOUR WATCH repaired
w who raaUy knows how
®fbqn|^|gjf. Braddotk- and Urn
fe* B; J>;
Now at SOS pollute
over tha weight ^ l^ r a V r ii'fa te
1i* M *• Caraetb^
®JjfrW «pe«te to shave off erren
winds before Jia step* In age fast
started training yetter, | fa «teraoon
s ^ lo h of raadtraA.
Th* Squlra dietWed ho praiakty
Wold do most *( hit trafatnw tor
In a gymnasium here and
poeribly g» to Orangeburg, N. Y„
*♦» wteke prior te the boat
srssK.ii
jw.na,.
1
BERLIN, Jfay
Headed by
tha United State* with th* nuoImom a f II, a nation* yaatarday
enlerod log# .athlete# far tbo
track and'field cempetithM af the
XI Olympiad which begin*-hare
.
Second, wtth Tt entriaa la Oe-menyj Praneo has mMarad .no 'and
Japan W. Other entriaa oral Anatrta Mi Engliad Mr Ceaada If;
Ptaland l l | Sweden M; Jegoelavla
CsechaelavskU 8ft China
44) CaochoelovskU
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Hongary Ml Italy I4j‘ Graeco Ml
Switzerland V i Holland « t South
Africa t t | Balghnn 10; PoUad t t i
Denmark 17: Arfeatiim 16; Cotom.
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in
i
u a u w i Im — . h i j l j V i m
S e n fu rX ---------- -•«
R ubs, C lary, L a o a .to n , B U lraf.
^ B r r o r . i U. Davie, O v .r iir a .L
Jamaka I.
t e m i . llw *
W. * Davto
10. D avie tu Xup#"l«-
lob aa none. Leila
lit Cyptata Avv. .
-■ ' - —
« •!
.Lawn
dmehi ' * .
n>dh m an Jh n J . Phalan ad S t
Bmddock *would be laformod of
the chantage .and the commie*
e Ion's approval and given IS <Uy4
fa which to make known hU lav
tcntlons. t t ho accepts, ho must
poet a sim ilar guarantee. *
^
Edward, t was learned Monday
may delay hia vacation on tho
vrvnej, Riviera for n few days.
J1)"*’ who tonight com
pleted hi. first six month, on the
throne, was understood to be eontomplating returning fa London Olyntplc women comp*tltori will
to conduct state business after live fa th* "Hoot* of Comrad*Sunday1! dedication ceremony at ehlp" on tho Reich Sport field. /
the Canadian monument erected
on Vlmy Ridge.
Thera waa no question, author!Woman’s Olympic fencing cham
tallv» sources said, of calling off pionships hare alwpya teen won by,
the vacation entirely. The kfag C enm iB i.
•
baa arranged to occupy tho Villa
LUorison of tha American *etraic, Maxine Elliott, near
■
With tha prosecution working
o o fa st Goorga, An
drew McMahan, now charged
with “Maaaaaimr e r V wratvon
with Intent to to danger Ilfs"‘of
tha king, the monarch ended'hfa
full mourning for hte lata father;
a t l a n a . July a
Vtelyn B. Moors, wife
Meord af the yultaa (J
perior court,-
Seed Bed Safety,
If you t^jld your aoM ha*
wtthTOBJfOOO PUBT vrith all
anna, new district governor, pra-
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TJWAP DELAYED
Sarron WiU Risk
Titie In Texaa Bout
DALLAS, Texas, J u l y n . —(A1 Ughwty IT mflaa eayt of hero
Monday nlgth. Atteehe* at th*
N ua. Satratf lai C at.a Duevs*.
ls n a .e l.tte )
OkU-
— —v r r - n in g
Ambon lightweight title hoc t
act for J ib ;
wa# again p*Jt
poned, this, lima until A p ft-t ft
; 4. State Baa*bar,
America
bantamweight kfag. signed ;t* d ^
fend hi* OD* against TbnyM arino of Pittsburgh nt Dyekmdn
Oral bars, Arfg. 81.
>
Schmaling’a challenge came In
the form of a cablegram to thd
commission." Immediately Mlk*
Jacob# appealed with a cartlfle^
. juBiym win
O v ev str# .! t . K a l .a
elra*t. D *«bie playei
*' J
Aag.M,
111 Australia 11: Luxemburg 10:
India It Egypt It BraaU It Es
tonia St Latvia Tl , Romaala ft
New Zeal end I; Iceland Si Mexten
It Letchtanetefa dj Afghan lets n Si
g r a t m t .ll
teed lo apart a stately
The i ftrat*trae^ever planted In.
smlaote atande on the site of
ft new, federal building, raeeot' . authorised ' for this city. .The
u,'h,i." 1089 Athlete* Are
On Hand For Games
(ana oaond
Florida Racqueteer
p s f'
Inter-city
team
with a It-hole M
four ondar tha’
set by Loo Ahg*I'
Arthur Owen, a f’ JacksotrvUls,
qualified with a . JII, , InelUdfaf
champioaeklp agsln."
"And'
don’t ferget,''
forget," ho
lw added as
-‘And^don-t
a clincher, "It's quite poaaW* I
thst‘7'never
will pull something (ful's
never
b««T1 fi/tiUI K n#dsA
- s ' . .. a
been dene before—win lA
that
title
teek.-Oh,
theyll
iaek. Oh, I know
know they
11 *ay
k& w U
b n Hinferd, little Omaha Jockey
who aoon wtfl looo kU appeentka
falowanco, hand another on* af fan
fraqaent good days yesterday aa I*
Sooted homo tarda winners at Kraptw City.
Starting with W. N . Andrians'
Imrd Toorncment In tha opening
rat*, Hanford
lanford also
alao won the
It Dawn Play from the King
and than completed hi.
board Mrs. Ethel D, Jacob*'
Bud Brown fa the doting nofeber.
Two of the winner*—Lord Too™*,
moot and Bod Brown—were .«Jdted by ‘Iftncb Jacob* to ran A mer*“ a leading trainer’* number of
Victories fof tho yt*r to lO t
Each of Hanford's winners was
w Village
-village of well aupported. Lord Tournament
tag th* same Jama* J. KMtey
Thd SS-yaaiMild Birmingham Nenrsy’s fart* tei tha ,0(ympW
rammer Hae ta Uq yachting
Syrian, who ran* from tha aMm this
DATte' Zone Matches walk* af the Alahem* Industrial ----- ‘
center to the ehampterahip,' JaM
WIMBLEDON, Eng^ Jfiy t t ^ r With the state at Tease b an faajfaqnUI event. It will fa Sanon1*
ftrat deftnae af * kard-ranwd Utte
and Texas’ fln t thetojlnnikls
♦ KEY WVST, Jufy 2 2 ^ - W The trial of former County
Judge
Rog.llo > aamox
on
charg*a
af absentee
bath)*
frauds, which was lo bare itartad. Monday, wa*. delayed fadefi-
th* N K yptN B > a d n r * alommto ypo will have plenty of
,
�teym-t r r M>~y
??*> v »'
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t
vr •- »*re
I* ? »
S M u x '. m ^ :
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County Product*
Sanford (a Tho Only Contra! '
HaiMa C ity A ffo n iln f Rail. Highway*
1 F ra H g A n d V e g rta b ta a T h a n A n y
S im ila r A re a I n A m e ric a
A nd W altr Tnum portatlon
num ber
Court Orders
Primary For
Senate Posts
TOPEKA READY FOR NOTIFICATION
Secretary Of S t a t e
Directed To Pre*
pare For Elimina
tion E l e c t i o n s
Gray Left Free
'..To Make Choice
Pepper Is Unopposed
In One Race; Three
Seek Other S e a t
TALLAHASSEE. July 23.
— (AP)—By a four to two
decision the Florida Supreme
X ourt todav directed Secre
t a r y of State R. A. Gray to
proceed with arrangement!*
lo r the special Democratic
primary to nominate aucceanors to the late Senators
Park Trammell and Duncan VI.
PI tith e r.
*
t
Area reported, ton it
free to decline If h* so dsslred
aad tell the court why he was
not complying with the order.
Development* today have been
awaited foe' teveraj dayi ilnce
Attorney-General Cary D. Landla refuted to rule on the le
gality of the special primaries
and dumped the problem Into
the lap of the Supreme Court.
Gray said he woald be glad to
comply with the tem porary court
order If the attorncy-reneral'offlee advise* him th* court'* optnfive* Urn sufficient authority
Slog public funds.
, by any chance ■ Secretary
dwJlne* to abide by the
•Ion, the task of nomtwo senatorial candidate*
to th*
at* Democratic
•
have
vriy set for Aug.
I.
The election aa a rrs n rn l fur
by Secretary Gray would be
paid fo r by the stale. It had
h e m th* IUf a ta l kin of the Demberatlc Executive Committee that
each party committee In Florida's
17 counties withstand the ca
pe**# o f th* balloting,
f o u r men are qualified for (he
two nomination*. Claude Pepper
of Itlla tu a a e e la the only Demcandldate for th* TramFormer Governor
moll pI o e t
E. O trllon of Tampa, C.
Donk E
of Orlando, and
O. U n ddraws
r
of Miami seek t h '
Robert Boone
£
domination for the FI etcher
vacancy.
r
f l^ A M M. Land**, Republican
cawdldala far president, will addree# the aetiea loalght at 0 o’clock
radio. Sanford Republican
h i e ra t La aaaoaarod M a y .
Jadge Jam as 0 . Sharon I* ached•Jfd t o * # ) * Tavaraa tomorrow to
*R in U t a s o a n t y coart where the
•nrollftl tor niiMiiir •mhooi ■ .»
NerthwesUrn Uatreextty, Chicago.
■ ■ as* - s p s S T E
• “ (Jdaerany fair
Mi
British Destroyer
Fires On Spanish
R ebel A i r c r a f t
Bomba Fall Cloae To
Hulks Of Engltyi
Warships Lying l l
Gibraltar
Watert>*
*
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Land<m 'L auds’
Roosevelt F o r
Postal Change Fighting Spreads 1
TALLADEGA, A la, July 23.—
UP)—Nineteen men were arrested
her* today by National Guardsmen
patrolling the streets where a po
lice officer waa slain and 17 peru wounded lis t night In tha
savage climax of a tabor dispute a t
th* Sansoeet Cotton Mills.
More’ than 150 trooper* with
fixed bayonets restored order In
tborwughfsr*.- th at had run rad
TOPEKA. K an. July 23. -M’l
with b ood, snd that echoed w ith
—Governor Alf M 1-andnn, who
the crackling flrt of guns.
tonight will be officially noti
The soldiers wero directed to
fied of his nomination as Re
prevent crowds getherlng, an o r
publican candidate for th* prrslder resulting from the death last
drncy, today
said
I’rrsld rn t
night of Deputy Sheriff John J.
Roos*v*lt‘a order rstrn d in g the
Bryant who was shot during the
m erit s / i l r m In Ihe pusloffice
fiercest of the day's disorders.
d e partm ent
"shows the
*dNational Guard officers refused
vantagrs of competition'*
to reveal the names of those a r
rested by m llltlam em ' •*,-•
landon Mid h* is glad to ac*
JfooMnrlt extend th* new sjrs- While
t*m of civil aervlc* lest* to all
ed i f t ^ b e
' ^
. 'r a . ^ s p t a c d ay a ttire, Topeka, capital ’of Kansas,' I* pit *et for1 supposed Instigator* of tm trou
postm astsrs.
Hr addeii that he
cere monies which will formally *notify Gov. Alf M. London he la ble, the city wae a seething m ast
I hoped Roosevelt would extend It
.Republic in Presidential nominee. Here a huge picture of London of fighting last night.
to relief organisations.
is shown as it was hung on the side of Topeka'a tallest building,
Stones, dub* a n d guns were
horty by sixty feet in siae. th r picture weighs more than tKW employed by an arm y of Isborltea
WASHINGTON. July 23.-VP)
who stormed their way Into th*
— [‘resident Roosevelt last night
pounds. (Associated I'rcs* Photo)
stregta. Local officers dived grim
Issued an executive order ap
ly Into th* situation but were un
parently
designed to remote
able to sormoont the overwhelm
flrat, second and third class poitHhown
above
are
five
of
th*
passengers
aboard
the
British
ing odds until sta te troopers a r
mastershlpa from lit' Held of
motorshlp Nunurs which is missing on a trip frm Georgetown, potltlral patronage.
rived. *
Grand Cayman island, to Tampa, Fla. At tnp are Mr. and Mrs.
The order specified that in Ihe
Louis It. W arren, honeymuontrs from Tampa. Atleft below is
future th* applicant f i r no h ■
Harold Falcn, IT year-old son of J. L.Eden, veteran Tampa sea- vacancy
making the highest
man, and at right b e lo w
are Mr. and Mrs, Durbin Tibbetts of grade In a competitive civil serv
Jacksonville. Fears arc repressed for tha safely of tho Nunuca, ice examination shall win th*
appointment, regardless of hi*
more than two weeks’ overdue, (Associated Press Photo*)
Ib
political affiliations.
7)
All_ Spain
Republican Nominee Over ____
i i
Prepares To Hear France And England
O f f i c i a l Notice W a r n Liberaliat*
To W a t c h Fleett
Aulo Driven By No Funds Given
Commissioner’s
“
$22,500,000 Is Paid
r ^on Strikes Man IdSLJohns River To Floridians By
I. Herbert F r a n c e s Appropriation
Cut I n s u r ance Firms
Is Hit By J e s s i e
From $4000 In ’36 Lift Insurance policyholders
and benefltiarica In Florida re
Lodge’s V e h i c l e
To Nothing In *37 ceived
123.600,000 In IMS. ac
L H erb ert' Frances, about 79,
JajsOn F V n aM 'lao g b to n Memori’at* Hospital critically Iniured to
day after being atruck last night
by an automobile driven by Jesse
Lodge, IH-year-old son of City
Commissioner M. J. Lodge.
Tho youth was not detained by
police. Chief Roy Williams this
afternoon was in tho midst of a
thorough investigation.
Mr. Frances, according to the
official
report,
sustained
a
crushed left lig which possibly
may have to
bo amputated.
Other minor Injuries also wero
sustained, the report continued.
Young Lodge and several w it
nesses said Mr. Frances stepped
from between two parked auto
mobiles a t tho corner of Third
Street and
Palm etto
Avenue
tt'seilase* ns sa e s i k m )
Federal expcndlturei will h*
lacking naxT year for srbrk In tM
St. Johns R lvir between Jackson
ville and Lake Harney, according
to an Associated Pres* dispatch
received today from Washington.
On the other hand, the govern
ment plans to spend $944,000 In
1937 for dredging operation* In
th* St. Johns between Jacksonvll r snd the Atlantic Ocean, tha
report fu rth er stated.
Last year the government siloealed I f ,00Q for. activities on th r
Jacksonvllle-Mk* Hartley section
of th* river. Not a slag)* cent waa
appropriated for next year.
Total allocations for work on all
waterways in tho atgt*
wilt
amount to only |4jlM,IOO n eal
year as compared to th* $1I,4A7,37f> expended for th* fiscal year
ending In 1934.
The Associated Preee pointed
out that the largest item of dif
ferences In th* suspended Florida
ship canal for which englnecn e s
timated last year's expenditure*
xt 14,600.000. Allocations for the
project lot sled 11,400,000, and fail
ure nf Congreax te make an addi
tional appropriation will bring
thr work to a standstill about
Kept. I.
Second largest expenditure last
year was the CalMashatcheo Riv
er and Ihe Lake Okeechobee JarIn*
age areas. The 1034 figure was
fj.tino.noo while Urn allocation for
1937 I* only $1,111,000.
Third came work la tk* Tampa
Harbor
where
expenditures
amounted to IMTA000. This year
the estimate is $148,000.
Sanford Kivraniana yesterday
Brged that every member p f all
local elvlc clubs w rite a t least
on* letter to some friend In. th#
north and describe the pleasant
thee which Florida has had
while the heat wavu has l
•wseplag tho northern h alf of
the ooontry.
The move was the second tak
en within two day to bring tour:
aria her*. The Junior Chamber of
Commerce early this week laetttuted a program which, It (a
hoped, Will bring a host a f reUriB, firemen1 to the city.
D t. fl.v D .'-Sm ith, chairman of
tno
Klvranla
under- privelegsd
childrens'
committee,
reported
th a t >four tonsil operations were
U at week.
BIB DuBoas, chairm an of the
Mary "Sugar" Kelson, a negro
entertainment committee. pr* who went on a mad driving esca
oSlaters
u w r In set- ped* Sunday and alm ost wrecked
*ral duets. They were
a residence, was fined | l i or giv
panted by MlnR.hbdelin Uallem en 30 daya la Jail when arraigned
at ♦ th*
In municipal court M a y
oa
Club
■y ■were charges of roekleos driving.
Dr. L.
Of Osceola and
Tho women, said to have U kth*
of C lear rn a n auUmeoU# without the
owner’* permission, ran off the
street and did ds w $ e Ip hath front
and rear of a homo o t Seventh
Street and Cypreag A renac.
Three separate shn rja o o f lar-
Charge Of Reckless
Driving Geta Fine
Of $15 Or Jail Term
UseaH
« f Ovl—
do la ahtong tW i W M i whe are
PASSENGERS ON MISSING NUNOCA
National Guardsmen
Mustered To Scene:
Nineteen Arrested
After Fierce W a r
Civic Clubs Urged
To Tell Friends Of
Weather In State
Friday’s tides i lew, M l -A. M.
aad 4:14 P. ML; high,
If.
8 m riM* a t S:40 A . M. and aeta a t
T iff P. M, Moon rises a t IQ ill A.
aeta a t 10:08 P . M.
Deputy Dies
In Alabama
Labor Fight
, v® *
ien
Tonight
ha* been
ng'a « « •
o f the
I c#»I . *t
•
with tha receipt of $1,320,000.
The largest Individual payment
was mad* to • person In Palm
Beach whoa* name was withheld.
Total amount was $372,600.
In commentfitk Jin Insurance,
Gov, Dave Bholti gave the fu’kw lng statem ent to the Nation
al Underwriter
“Life Insurance payment* In
1934 to Florida policyholder* and
ben* fie lar!** approximated $72,.
400,000, There are few who tr a i
ls* th a t auch a huge sum ha* been
paid. Ia so doing, the Ilfs Inaur
ante companies are performing an
Important service to our cltixrns In
time of financial atrea* an I eontrlbutlag In no sm all mes-mre to
the development of our state,"
Deadly Screw Worm
Almost Exterminated
In Seminole County
$25,000 Used Here Arrangements Wi l l
Be Made At Meet
In 1935 To B uy
ing On August 5
Seed, F e r t i l i z e r
More than 1M> inquiries have
been received from Seminole Coun
ty grow ers and farmer* concern
ing federal emergency crop lunlia
which will be aval able a fter Aug.
1, C. R. Dawson, county fsrni
• gent, announced today.
Laat year the governm ent I'm nrd
approximately $36,000 to thr a g ri
culture Industry In this territory
and tho immediate vicinity, Only
a small percentage has nuto(irv-i
repaid, according to county rec
ord*.
Mr. Dawtun said the available
tt'M llssfS
*•■« the**)
H e a r t Attack Is
Screw worm, on* of tb* mod F a t a 1 To Grower
penis tent snd deadly enemies of
rnttls snd other llv* stock, la prac From Lake Wales
tically npn-ailatent In this coun
ty, Farts Agent C. R. Dawson
•did today.
Tbs last csss reported In SrntIno?* was mors than twe weeks
age, county farm records reveal.
Tha Iasi asrious epidemic rsuae.l
by tha worm was under way at
this time last yser, according, to
Mr, Dawson.
A comprahentlre report of Ihe
•crow worms' damage In 19.16 r*.
veal that t i l l rosea In the county
rcsulM In tbs death of SO hendi
of lire stock.
There were more than 180.0(H)
rasas In tha stats, a Department
of Agriculture report shows.
Coughlin’s Action
Painful To Vatican
I. A- Y arnrll. 40, a prominent
cltrua grow rr well-known in Han
ford. died suddenly in an Orlando
hospital yesterday afternoon, ac
cording to prrs* dispatches rccalved here today.
At the tim* of hla death his
homo waa in l^ k * Wale*. A h e jit
a tta tk .w a a aald to b* responsible
for the development yesterday.
Mr, Yarn* 11 ram* to Florida In
ItlL Form erly, he had been *■•
seriated with the banking busi
ness 'In Minneapolis.
Bo was a Urge developer of
groraa and residence property. In
tha laat faw years he had elaarad
ground and developed 3,800 acres
of fltrua lands.
. Also, ha developed the high etnas
Highland Park community roar
Laka Wales. He »*» * builder of
laiga homes during th* rest estate
of a decade ago.
ira] arrangem ents had M l
mad* today, although It waa
jstaod Interment will ha In
VATICAN CITY. M r 11-(A 0
—A high American prolate today
•aid Father Charles Coughlin’s po
litical actlrtWa and recent ipeech
te which ha rotted President Roose
velt g "Iter" roused “pnlaful 1m- Laka Wale*.
e«stemaN at th* Vatican.
Fapa Pina win await tte report
uf Blahop Michael Gallagher nf
Oatrah before taking action. The
■labep la 'Father Cough.ln’i auin prison.
Za T. Hunt ws* cleared of tree,
Merten Keflp, o o lo c o i' charged Rkrter a a d te now rnrouto here.
passing charge* yesterday when
with petty la ro n y , Was f*
M
James G. Sharon director given M daya In jnij.’ •d a county court Jury to faring
N IW SCHOOL
A disorderly.j.
In a verdict of “not guilty."
against J*r»ltesi
OCALA. July U ^ J P y -O r
trial conaumud the major
drew a fins of
A tlfa rt, proaIdsnt of th*
af tha day.
University of Florida, announced
adjourned ia tha afternoon
Cue William#,
a n ,04011 vocational ra
1 reconvene fa r own day
assessed t $1 fla t I
te e»ho*| will open at!
k when several etvll case*
S iS
ittondlng th*
^ m eetin g In
Emergency Crop School Board To
cording to a report roles**J today
h r the National U nderw riter, a ‘Loans Available
Jdjre 12 Driven
publication |sn»-d tn Chicago.
Jacksonville ltd all cltle* In the
state, receiving a to ta l of $ 1,342,A lte r Augult 1 For Local Area
000. Miami waa second In payments
a
Hunt Is Cleared Of
Trespassing Charge
f e
te Jell term te r
Fteri#
«aan) ahrot Irpt. i.
•
•
.-T H , awaked. AU
1
disposed
-
Arrangement* to employ
12
school bus ilrlvsrs for the San
ford district will bo made on
Aug. 5 by the Homlnol* fo u n t/
School Board, Superintendent T.
W. low ton said today.
They will be assigned to
rounly-ownrd buses, tho
pur
rhsse of which wae authorised
after Iho board rejected icvcral
private bid* recently.
Huporlntennent
Lawton
*«ld
tho main point to be settled will
be that of deciding whether all
five route* Involved are to be
under th* direction of one per
son, or whether five Individual*
will be selected, each to direct
on* route.
'
Rigid physical
examination*
must be satisfactorily poised be
fore any Ippllcant will be con
sldered for • driver'* Job, Mr.
Lawton asserted.
Th* atata law at present re
quire* th a t one bs a t least IS
years of a g t before receiving a
sthool bus driving assignment.
Howtvar, Hemlnole County
In
the paat baa stipulated ono m uit
I r ealise*# m M a e tbree)
Guard Surrounds
Hungarian Legation
WASHINGTON, J u ly 31 .-(**)
—Tha W aihlngton Post today says
police have assigned a special
guard to tha H ungarian Legntlon
her* becauM of a reported plot
to assassinate tha Hungarian min
ister, John Faienyl and m*mb«ru
of hi* ataff.
Th* paper aaya attaches ware
• armed and dtK rlbo an alleged
bomb plot as n Communist re
prisal for th* r*4*nt sieeutlon of
a Red agitator In Budapest. A
woman in an apartm ent house
was reported to have overheard
plottara making plana. She la said
to havt reported te aaUwrUlos.
REFL’S n
INJUNCTION
I IIr Tk# (MArikifi
A
B ritis h tle n tro y e r m t r d n rt'h cl
S p a n is h
plana
w ith g u n f i r r to d a y aa tho
( g r e a t b a ttle o f Fane la ta *Rtl
loyal
U f t i .1t
m llltia m e c
loontw l n o rth o f M a d rid . r .
S om e re p o r ts
fix e d
tli«
id le o f th e %
iita u rx e ^ U o n ii»
tro o p s a t 100,000.' D jeletrtjN
e ra , s a lly in g f o r th fro m Die
capital, numbered about 34JW0.
Th* Americn battleship, Okla
homa, steamed from ChetbotfTg
Harbor for Vigo Spain, to sfv*(uate American women and chil
dren on th* northern coast _ef
the revolt-ridden republic.
■, —
The British destroyer White
hall fired on a rebel ilrp la a i In
Angler Harbor after th* pltlte
had bombarded th# British .d*strnyer Wlldswan off TAfua.
Spain, ami fired a “waruJn*"
after tha rebel plan* dropped
bomba uncomfortably doo*. , "
Govornmsnt bomb* plummstsd
to rebel target* from aIrplsns*
‘swooping over th# Army bsrrstka
TOPEKA, Kan.. July 73. bO
a t ZaragoM Spain. In a ffUTO
—In aharp contrast v ‘h tens*
assault Intended to break t^a
campaign days ahead, Alf 61
back of the rebellion now tn It#
Landon drvolcd tho eve of hla
form al. MMpteM* of th* Repub seventh day. ,
Fighting- continued Jn tW a tH f
lican presidential nomination tn
routine taaks of the Kansas gov all p«rts of th* country IndMR*- ernorship and greeting patty Ing how widespread th* »»k#lHon ha» beeom*.
visitors.
—
.*
Bhlrt-sleeved and chatty, h*
GIBRALTAR. July 13 ^-W V r
reeuived caller* who trickled in
from ths crowd* already swarm British naval guru boomed off
ing downtown Topeka a« th* this fsmoua rock today te ,•
........ warning
.......... .. „to the rsridoia
f l n t of Republican thousands a r grtm
rived by train, plans and mo Spanish Fascist air rtbsla, H. IL
itfoydf,
tor for Thursday’s elaborate noti 8. Wlldswan, BrllUh d satrtK
*
fication cerrmonl**.
len t out a “warning*' vollsy
J*y •{<
Tsrlfa, Spain, In answer to air
bombs which splashed do*#
ths warships' bow.
.Simultaneously, British atval
authorities warned rebel ehlof*
The advance detail of Hanford’s tiln a they must cease tha "dsltbNstlonal Guard unit was schedulm^
IrreaponaW* bombtr«
to leave today for Camp FostJF of tha shipping straits n w » »
near Jacksonvllls where the sn- rock.
n u tl two-weeks’ encampment will
Britain snd Franc# Joined In
be held.
telling th#
U beraliit Sp*allh
A larger consignment of guards government to keep Ha fleet CTO
men will leave probably Saturday, of the International harbor t l
making tha trip by truek.
Tangier on the kforoccan. sldl
Originally the ram p waa sched of the narrow passage. •
uled to hava been held In Annis
ton Ala., but the Infantile paraly
sis epidemic sweeping part* of
that state caused a shift In loca
tion.
Ten officers and 123 men com
OGEECHEE, □•-, July
pose th* local unit.
— Four parsons wero killed, and-M
least 16 Injured today In a fashi
on collision between two Control
of Georgia pasM ngsr trslna. ’■ ,
Th* dead aro listed as F. F,
S tarr, Havsnnah, engineer on train
Mrs. Annie M. Klemm, well- number » h t Berry Johnson, ftMknown to Hanford cltlMns a l men; Jo* W right, ftrosaan. ••
though a resident of Wnlter
Non* of th* p o ssongm « l
Haven, died In Asbury Park, N.
reported seriously h u rt s a l M M
J., according to dispatches reach
crewmen were said to fan In 'tbIng hero today.
rlou* condition.
The deceased had been promlnant In W inter Havsn civic af
fairs fa r many years.
Mr*. Klemm waa ths widow of
A. R. Klemm, Sr., a polnssr cltru* operator o f South Florida
r t k Avs rag* - — II
who dlod in i m
Itar. Average —^— f$
J
1
1
Local Guard Detail
En Route To Camp
Four Persons Die ;i
As 'Drains Collide
Mrs. A. M. Rlemm Is
Dead In Asbury Park
J*
LOCAL WKATHBR
— -T
Lindbergh Speaks
To German Airmen
BERLIN, July t t .- W - C o lonsl Charles Lindbergh, speaking
at tha Air Club luncheon, today
called upon Nasi aviation leaders
to rroliso tb* responsibility they
hour ter deadly weapon* they have
created. H* said aviation hi
changed tho whet* aspect of war.
Llndborgh and hla wife wars ac
claimed by Gorman official and
tho pabiW, and tho pr*M. They
flow hers yesterday from England.
Hitter wilt so* than before they
tear* th* country.
BOSTON. Julv"fL—l*)— Federal
Judge Elisha Brswstor today rofuaod te grant an Injunction tto tk*
Agricultural Adjuitaasnt Admlal
tration ngalnat 18 grutor Boston
milk deolsrs nc^aod of violat
ing tho Boston milk marketing
When Mrs. Tam Moor* uf
agreement. Tho AAA, tbo.Judg* FIm m a I HDI, Kaa., drev* to town
Mid, lacks tb# power te regulate for grasshoppsv poison, somo of
agriculture) yroducti within t
tho Insect* red* ateng aad ate thro*
|m W# fai her drtso,
S ffiiT S iR -z r n
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d r a in a g e d le ir le l o rg a n ise d a n d th e yea rn I S t l t o H IT . b a th l a - th trn la bn and Ihey are h e .,
e . i e l l n s B ader t b e g e n e ra l d r a in - clu n lv a a n d B e a d N o.
It
la
o f n o tifie d a n a
re tu ir -d
to .h o w
T ge la w e o f F lo rid a , p e titio n e r, th e d e n o m in a tio n o f F I V E H U N - ra u eo nt tho
r h e r .i l ... ,
„f
tl.n
VI.
IIR E D D O L L A R S a a d m a l a n a a n J u d gee
o f eald
Ninth
J u d icia l
T l l h U T A T I!
OF F l /i K I D A , At at, i a n a a r j !•» l i l f t f aaeti
of
n i l C lrru lt o f F lo r K a In lilt C ity o f
" rp on ta n ts
M A r l M la ta ra a t h i th a r a ta S a n fo rd , S em in ole C ou n ty. F l o r i d ..
V
THU
STATE
o»
F L O R ID A o f f o a r p a r e n a l p ar a a a a m , p a y - a a the t t i h day o f A u gu aL I l i a
A N D T IIB
SEVERAL
P R O P - a b le e e m l-a a n a a lly
o n th a l l t h nt tba h o u r o f is o 'c lo c k A
M
R IIT V i .W N K R h .
T A X P A T E H S . d a y o f J o l y a n d J a n u a ry o f w e t w h y la id re fu n d in g b on d s In ' th o
c i t i z e n s A N D O T H E R S H A V IN G y e a r In th a fa rm o f ca a p a n a f a r
p rin c ip a l a m ou nt
of
T i l l IIT T I'R C L A IM IN G A N T R IG H T. T l - th e p r o p o r t io n a t e a m o u n t a f aaJd ON E T H OU SAN D D O L L A R S t i l l .
T L B o i l IN T E R E S T IN SLAV IA In terest, a a l d , handa t a b e Issu ed Sanaa)
sh ou ld n o t b a v a lid a te d
cr* dependent on f f P A for a
UtrrllhtnH, in the UnUt*t. Mon-
A rcs
,IM - Wyoming ami MlnneaoU,
°
obtervers raw hope of wiring
(Continued from page ona)
aomething from the ruin.
Would So better o ff than with n Spring wheat in tho fertilu
btuipcr crop.
Ited Hirer W r-iy in North Da i
Tho drought hod dono athgge.-- kota and MlnneaoU—'“ .’ a l'm 'i I
lb , dim gKe In aome aUtea. they, brflld h a ,k e f* - won the laat to
Mid, but It w»» not nearly »a feel drouth, arnrehing breath. Thai
d^saU tinif or w Uo.pre.d . . tba .A im .d men r e t r ie d "proapeeu!
d. t ! U n
,
eaealhrot” in irrigated aectlona o f'
ttenthtf liiireau
crop
fore-l northern Colorado, Wyoming and I
caatar ngrccrl with the rgilron J| Western Nehrarka. The wlnUr
£
,hat.u? * 00? . [ 0' n , C.r0P
Still poaalbla and that fair yields
waald bo mrnlo in other crops In
Mine leetlona.
The reault, they .aid—alw~yn
enimling on moderate to heavy
m ilt.—would ho
that
crop,
wotil i be rut enough In j;iVe the
fsrmera n* a whole u n » .l price
»t a, good quantity, Hi* Income,'
tbay went on, would bo better
than on n market flooded by
whrat '">«'• barveated now, . . .
-belter than ripected" »lm o,l
everywhere. In 1931 it waa ■'
fwlfurw. The rent o f
the 1936
.Spring wheat, however, wa» gone,
Aa far a . cattle were con-',
cerned, C. II. Denman, of Farmingtun, Mo., prealdent of the Nttinnit 1 Livestock Markefing A*.oeialion — 300,000 member*—
.aid 'the drouth ha*n’t been on
long enough to furce heavy
TABLE LAMPS
And r o s f i r m 'd .
it w f u r t h e r o iid k r b d that
• r o p y o f anld P e t itio n an d thla
O rd er l " n erved g m
th o b u t *
A H e m e y f o r th o N in th J u d icia l
r i r r u l l o f Ib a b ta ta a f F lcrlC a , In
w h ich theae p ro ce e d in g -! ara H i d .
I a « . at l o a d t h ir t y d a y a b e fo r e fh a
I l i b c a r o f A a g o a b l i l t , w h ic h
d a ta la h e r e b y f i l e d ' a a tha d a tif
lu r h e a rin g aali) aaattar.
I
IT lit F U R T H E R U R U r il F U that
p rio r to tb a h e a r in g a t a ald caaaa
Ihe C lerk o f tb a C ir cu it C ou rt o f
H cm lnolo
C ount r .
F lo r id a ,
.h a ll
liuhllah thla o r d e r and N otice In
a n e w , pa par p u b lla h ed la B am li>»l» I 'o n n tr . o n c e a w e a k f a r Ihraa
c u n o t r u ilr a w t a h a c o a g m a a cln c tn «
flra t p u h lica tlo a
at
laaat t h l .t r
day a p rio r l o tb a
d a ta
af
r a ij
h ea rin g and tb a laat p u b lica tio n
• lialt ha not m o ra th a n eig h te e n
d a y . p rio r t o tb a d a ta
af
<uui
b e a r in g .
im .N K and O R D E R E D a t S an ford. K em laole C a u n tr, F lo rid a
thla I t lh d a r Of J u ly . I t l » .
hi. O. SM ITH .
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J e tg o .
ASKS ACTION
O WED IF THEY ‘CAN FIND TIME?
MATHER’S
n o t ic e
or
a p r e ia i.
'm
e k t in o
o r rrocKHOLDRmg
N olle* la
h cra br
g le a n
lh a t
lb * r c w ill hr a a fractal m a a tln g o f
Iht •lAchhnl.lrra o f T b a rtanford
H era ld to b i held la tb a e ffle a o f
T h . itan ford H e ra ld . In S a n ford .
M a.. ■ « A u g . I, m e a t ! • : » « A
»■ o etoeh fo r tba p u rp o r t o f r e .
d o e ln g the c a p ita l H o c k .of t h .
S a n ford H arold .
TV. G O RD O N D E A N .
S e cre to ry .
SALE STARTS TUES„ JULY 21
MIRRORS
1 .4 9 U p
$ 1 .5 0 Up
25'-' Off On
AH Lamps
25[l
Reduction
Rci'uc
On All
Mirrors
Me WEEK
We nre featuring only brand new m erchandise during this sale and
fur
SIMMONS
BABY
BEDS 1
th ^
reanen wt urge Ttu to tome lo our More and Inspect the furniture advertised.
T he trice o f each piece will be pla(nly mnvhed on large yellow lag* for
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C H A IR S
—
^lENjEl
your
con .enlenee,
l I I.
8 Pc. Modern Bed
h m jS .7 5 Up
75e Down— lj)o
50c DOWN
50c W EEK
('n m p :s e j O f modern bed, voniljr,
bench,
ch c3 l,
spring,
m a tt res*,
pa.r feather pillow !.
HEAUT1FUI
MAHOGANY
Kitchen
Cabinets
SECRETARY
2 7 .5 0 l i p
3.00 Down— 1,25 Week
White, Oak &
Green & Ivory
. LOO Down
LOO Week
Other New Suites
From
A REAL BUY!
Dining Room Suite
Exactly
on
«hown
19.50 -Up
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All New Modern
Merchandise -
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G ROOM SUITE
2 pieces, tapestry covered luxuriously
fortsbie. Regularly so>4 f ) r x e
3.00 down,
Maw H IT F h llea
BE SURE AND SEE THIS EXCEPTIONAL BUY! !
INNER 8PRING
MATTRESS
ON TERMS
k
EASY TO PAY
FOREIGN
TUNING
SYSTEM
Paris . . . Berlin . . .
London . . . . and dosena o f
other foreign autiooi named
and located, In ctrior, on tba
dial Tune by mme mtily.
tjuUkiy, icrurately—withemt
gucsiwarit or fumbling. Get
and enjoy many n o n overteas broidcaia l Flatf Amer
ican rrcrptioo, too. Trcmeodoui values I
LAM PS
•35« Down—3Jc Week
75e down, 75e twlee month
^'niH
1.50 DOWN— 1.50 WEEK
CEDAR CHESTS
? LIKE A MILLIONAIRE
Low Ao
OUR LIFE ON THESE
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. JULY 21, 1916
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NUMHEn 229
Established In 1908
i
t€
ir. Town send Whistlin' Willie Back Park Avenue
alksOut On On Job In Florida Exhibit Will Remain
Negro Played On Major Howes’
not Hearing Sanford
Amateur Circuits, Now Attracting
Home Region
”
LEMKE BACKING TOWNSEND
Attention In Cleveland
’ enslon Plan Founder
Commission Says Ma
»y KIKSBLL KAT
pecteil answer just at out how e»l
P T e l la Questioning CLEVELAND,
July 21.—Mayor the Major over, the audience
jority Of Property
Lawyerr
. ---- “ It's None (some of you folk* remember how Ini, ani| Willie wrnt over like
Owners Could Lift
O f Your Business “ W hirlin' Winter the colored bn,- a ton of bricka. For the hat ano* »f
_____
who » i
featured
on Major the ttnif our exhibit
in prog
Business HouseBan
'
y>* •
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&
lL
d lH ltn
m
m
1 0
Northern Spanish
Provinces Fall To
Pamplona Rebels
Ruling B> High
Court Gives City
New Bond Angle
program ia»i
l»»t winter,
winter. rvni.iiet*
Well, ir ^ m
in .>c
New
York, \MIJif
Willit* prove'!
proved
i IwBowe*'
w r* program
w lork.
j af'er nuking a tour with onr n ( .i „ hr j,n outstanding attraction
Three Hundred Dead
As loyalists And
‘ R e v o l u t i o n ista
Meet In Barcelona
Until a decided majority of im
proved and unimproved property
owner* in the re,idrnttal di»trirt*
of Park Avenue indicate a de,ir»
to open the thoroughfare to bu*l
thr Kiorid* Eahibit.
n e * * building*, the avenue will
remain as It ia today, lha City
. rt
«, rn
r*
asked Willie what hi* anil.itio-t
Commission decided |a*t night.
he replied, "Well *uh. I gur «
The decision followeil preaen
,
IMajor, I'd moat Hkr to hare me a
tatlon of petition* representing
A Flornl* Suptrm** t’mirt ruling
' CLEVELAND, July 21.— j pair of apata like da gi-nt'mcn • New, photographer, and cam two aide* of a question, that
of J ii y 15 h*< ilovt'Vtpi'il anoth
(A P )—Dr. Francis Towit-iwear and a *ur* enough 'white era nu-n ha,e teen c ickita* away contingent wishing thr *tr*et
er twi«t in 1h*- Sanfortl mumcipnl
walked out on the de-ifoik*' bath tub"
at Willie ever since, while re- opened and that faction which
bond nHuatton arcordinff 1<* in- (Copyright l'.*3rt hy the Aaiiocltion hearing on the. Well, that « t * r t w and unexII •■iInimI mb m i * ikr**|
•ought lo ban business there.
alett |*rrx*>
forniatmn .which has U-« n placed
nd Plan today, tdllnK
Controvcr*lc* were opened two
VKRA. S|»Hin, July 21.—
before the Cily fommH-ion
amin Sac harow , attorweek* ago when (l. W >pencer
uf
Nftvarri* and
The couil, in ilmtlinif t^e caae — All
conduetlnjr the nearinr.
asked permission In erect n filling
provinces
of
of A M l.*wler against W n l Uiiilitizcim
-■ none of your business.”
station al the intersection ..f I’ atk
Spain, iiulmling
Palm llearh, held Hint deld ■erv- Niirthern
Sacharow waa taking deand Thirteenth
the City of Sun Sehaatian
ice li'Vir* made h\ any inunuipali
itlona In a suit he file t
Individual, appeared before the
ty and on tt*• own fiec will for a were reporteil today to lutvo
iy In behalf of th* Her, AlCommi,alon with personal p'ca,
apreific credilor
Attaclytldo»J^y ffllkw .utfii.tk- -ir'JuJx o f reb
Wright, Cleveland, deposed
tnth (or and against the proposi
any other cieditot
els from I’umplunu.
1 leader,
against
the
tion.
Iti’iKirts from Perpignan,
locally, the *vt iaU m i<* appli*
tad . truatae* of
the
Mr* Ithoda B. Ewing, a property
raltir lo the h'dder« »f \S p«‘rccnt France. Haiti a biller
con_ it, seeking their removal
owner la t h e i a i i y « » i o « t e wtlT
I of thl* city'* Umd< who are nol filet lH‘twi-4*ri rrbul •oltilrm anil
tha accounting for of mot*
sgsjn.t, the influT oPjwiTlif^V*
ftiirea in BafI rvpceaentrd by the Uutwlfudeiar*' J$f)o*i
■" tl ----*I point
111!Injr
1 out, .th*at
«*
g l £00,000 In the ••rganiaatab’UhmvntV,
Waving a ban!* note in hi* hand, to etuphaeiie In* idea*
crluita left at lua*t -100 dead.
Prolcctihe Committee
i an<Hhrr Instance a gtM Hlation national currency, William l* Hike.* I'nton putty candidatt* for
Thl* ■ma I group \* a* le, under (i4ivernnu*nt planra h«mhed tht
cV k tn tha attorney started to
jerectnl near her holding* greitly presidency, in shown midie**ing the Town*»‘tn| nitioimi i«'iiv*-n
.the court itrctalen. I* lay legit claim nty, ii*|Hirta «anl. but thr rebel*
an Townsend, the latter
Jdepreciated the rental value
l owTO‘ lid I to it* pro rata share of the ITi-mill continui’il lo fight.
in Clevelund, Hi* aiinouiuvtl hi* alliance with Ur r v.
kad out. Sscharow - said he
branch office of the National I On the other hand (5. II Brown
CHfTAGO,
July
2 1 ._
1* id
French
to rrra pendent*
who
i levy which the C ity nuthmiird to
•
f
th
i*
"In
the
great
firxl't
he
imaking
on
livliutt
|fct have Townsend cited for Temperature* rose over most of tha r
■aid Park Avenue U when* tho
i cat hi'tl Honliatix, Fiance, from
I meet the oldlgatien III the hands of
corn
belt
today
with
resaation
of
,
'
1
•"<*
Vbge
table
Esdh.ntfr,
litempt.
"blood of travel*' flow* anil conse country." t A**»» u tn l I' isk Photo!
uf ihr rabellion tald
1 Sfi percent *«f the bondholder1*, nr, | tin*
ftjr. Towuaend emerged
lateu,from
meeting
, „ r , »how»r* which broke the heat wuvo ,
York- * * ' opened today quently thought bu*ine«A should
ilir run them rebH army had ad*
those
who
are
represented
by
the
8 ? post-convention L
meeting
of and
the , *nJ ,a “ n eili-nt loosened tho giiu c" ,,r , , ndo with I'erry N. Whlle- bo allowed to r*tshli»h there.
Director*
i lanced to a point only 35 mltet
committee
Ttwahend Board of,
'*■“Dfrector*
*- -• and Iof the drought
„
1
o f Sanford, named a* ,||„.
F. K* Ihil* concurred with Mr.
i from Madrid, capital of Spain.
An agreement with the commit-1
aHed Comer Smith, o f Okla
Eoreca.tc-r J „ Lloyd predict- I, d * , ? , , ? A W « 'K » X Drown, tMcrting that the "town
tee made il poaaihle for the c ity 1 Conflicting reports on tho ac*
would naign "in the me<r| ed no rum « f consequence lodsy, T
mutt
grow."
i;.
A.
.Speer.
Sr.,
amt
'
M | ,r' hand e. fruit.
I The organisation
i to levy a 'IB mill municipal tai.| tivHie* of loyal troop* and tha*
aa a national vlce-pfcvi
|or tomorrow in the drought am i. and vrgrtiblci through 175 tcrnil- MnrrU Spencer were n th in favor
the pio^ceda from which are divnl* f«‘hel» and the rigid cenaorthlp
f and director.
f Furtxt firen Maud in Montami, n«l *a!ea office* that cover all of lifting the building restriction
cd equal y between the two pgrtict jmpoM*d on new* rnadt It <dlffT^Bm lth aaaalltd the R*v*
; l ?ppcr MU hi^un and Canada. Wind major rarlot market* of the l.'nit- now existing.
It ha* ttrrn pointed out that had cult to ilrtermlnc who actually
Morris R. Smith declared that
Ior " * and rain storm* early today cut ed State*. It w*» announced by lo
the levy been forced by a manda 1 * winning
"great crime* arc sometime* com
ot . n w w n t Koot^ive t ^
tRrtlU|fh j*ort Worth and cal representatives.
government radio an*
mus, only the party aecuring the , The
. j tha convention and Town- Da lit, Texas, causing damage e*National bruit and Vegetable mitted In the name of proffer**,” \
compelling order could claim the nmnunl repeatedly it 1* in con
I than demanded fimlth's ouster titrated at $ 100,000 to the Trias Exchange wa« organised in 1931, adding that
the
admission
<
•
f
bust.
,
trol of the ■Huation but aourrftt
revenue
Um ohi aga pcnMon group** Centennial Exposition at Dallaa. by co-operative marketing aaaocia- j 1!^""
" n*
Avvnuc might
City AMotnry Fred H Wilson outaldt* the capital told of rtbH
I
k
classed
a,
auch.
Hail accompanied the storm in thins, done with the aailatance uf
*ali| there had been no move on the gain* in many placea following
Ed Lane wee against the pro
| katM in ) t i f " W .
the federal farm coard and ha*
part of the minority to attach any the opening of the.revolt in 8 p$0*
'♦nil( j ) , . aiuaslun of the WPA relief ■Ince been ouperviaod- and assisted posed opening, ooggoetlng that if
part of the levy.
Uh Morocco Friday.
Y». A*
I
» f CklcafW, mid-wait program to Colorado added 4.000
business
is
to
be
extended
to
tho
by th* farm credit adrninlatralion
The City Commiinlon laat night
Sanford's Junior Chamlwr .'f
('..iinly Agent C, H I'awaon
A
raglonxl orgUilxar, hxi rcton needy farmers to the total o f 09,avenue,
it
should
begin
at
the
point
which deals with financing agri
took the .Muprvmo Court ruling
MADRID,
July
21— m I H tr x d xad will nol rvalgn.”
where It now halts and pushed out Cum mem* la*t night iniimti’il ,\ ifnlm Infftin tl»«* iltnirir tusk uf
000 in Wealern atatoa who will culture.
movement to tmiiff America's re- « lus^ ii ymif, qmilifyluac ioul cheek- under ron^iileralinn for atudy. pon- Armr.l masses of peasants and
aa the demand rrquires.
[ ” XUfar xsacrUd Sugday ho would get subsistence labor. In addition
Officials here said tha organisa
■Hily to d«termine it a cour*«* in workers concentrated in fie*
l!.r*ert W. Messer handed tho tirrd firt nun hrrr for th.- winlvr
Ma rtalgnalloq to tho board. 20.000 farmers In tho South aro tion has developed oullete which
^ x%hkh " " " * ih*n r,° ’*
should amergencinx marching
columns today and
in'i» St minnlr I miniy fariii ncr**a the future
S ; M favorwd control of tho pen- bolng given employment by the depend on it for regular aupplte* Commission a petition disapprov
thrust toward rebel stronghold*
•€*a»on,
i%il j |m inc*Iii$It'll in tin* fnturnl arise.
mov*m«n\ by tho board.
ing
the
movement,
poinling
out
government.
of all fruits and vegetables. H was
ArrvnirrmrnU wt-rt- maile n> M#||
huinm |.ruff mm
while thousands o f civilian mi
, who loft Clovolond Sunday
In Wisconsin, Gov. Phil LaKol- for this reason that Florida wa* that a majority of improved prop contact fir** chirfw in all 1 'nitH
U(|h :| f|j|ck of work ihrct*.
litiamen formed a cordon which
erty
owner*
ire
In
opposition.
Mid In Now York ho would ratio said a survey showed aoout Included In th* marketing scheme.
cirrlrd around Madrid.
( ■'
i* popula , lu.iimtiun «»f conservation par
la st night's meeting was held State* cities
eipoto In tb« proiidontlM com- 80 percent of the state's pasture
...It
The National Fruit and Vege
Uiy*' -na»*.[ f ” ret ’ ’ > 1
"oa I always have, on «o- had been destroyed for thw sea tal I* Exchange la owned by It* Jointly with memoera o f the City ilon over 10,000, and to oblain tni|„iti,ui. already on hand, Ih*
,:>r
■lid
id
.
.
f
go
aa
wuich
t,
from those department
head- mud, ure In lnglng innre .tally
o f Um Domocrntlt party.”
son, however, and announced ptana membefh, according to It* charter, llannlng Board ' who previously
govern
n
f.
U'knowledgcd
ware
|^lmlUt said howronld remain loy- to expedite a •talc-federal seed who are co-operative associates had reeommrnded that no permit names of men, now rvtlrr.l, »h.. « "d adding In the steadily muuattt'oat
eg Oa raa* Twkl
■ to tl)« pension movement ro- and feed distribution program. and grower-shipper* making use of be granted for the gasoline station. have rervod umler Ibom.
1
♦» ,, .
it t » a I
While Hu* lU'iuillno fi*f filing
gkaOoaa of Townsend'* declared In- Milk production in Wiaeonatll lie service. It Is controlled by a
No fiffiirc* were uviiiluh *• t.» ' \%t.ik slierts ft|| y«'*ti‘t'l;»y. Mr7
w U a n to o u t him
hltnn J. Muughton, urrhitret,
dropped 3 percent a day for tw« board of directors representing the
ilny on thr numbvr whlrli wouhl
,(Jl lft b1i,| aa fp lm g uppti
^Tfco Ward o f direct®ra approve.!I weeks during the hrat wave, tha!member*.
luilay h«(l aubitvit!•*«! I<> rri> o fqualify
unilur
tin*
Junior
t
han**,
iniiont
uml
will
attfiupi
to
grt
Ml Increase In membership duos governor reported.
fit*la ■ plun* fur a $ l.lloo i luMumst'
Mr. McKay, tho district man
bcr'i proposul. ulthoiiffti il wax' lloro pu hoi I through th** Depart •nut ilrrvxing room prujHiinl for
fr o -. 10 rent* n month to t 2 a year.
ager, was formerly secretary•hu>v
il
AgiKullutc
under
un<lerxt”o«l to U- liiph.
I
.Municipal Athletic Fietit.
treasurer of th* Treo-Go'd Co
tlli.n th,- fimirfvallim pro
Offlcvra of the orgnuuulioit
I fn*U*r tho uriginul ptanr, tin*
operative Growora aqd prior to
• iM'lnir
oprralr*!
p
i
um
la
tw
'irig
n|ie.n.--.
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[minted out 4Hat five retire rile
that was tho chief o f th* Co-op
I he plan i, .l.-siun.-.l to r.-,ll b.“ ,|,,,ln“ " 0,U1|J
/ l'' ‘ l,,nK «nd
Mrs. II. (I. I.Ingle sustained
turn
were
uir.ler
visit.n»
20
feel
wide,
tnrnl sport* eu
hiTAMPA, July 2 I .- U 1 —Ten
erative Marketing Dlvlalon o f the
ihe toil, uirurding to bullclmt
lust
s
e
a
s
o
n
thusiasls have suggested that the minor cuts on the face yester
Redural Farm Dcard. lAJso. ho United States Coast Guard boats,
winch llu- lU'pailmciit [.Ublisht-s.
In the Unite.I States, Il M ,
length be Increased to SKI feet so day afternoon when her sutom*has been ronnoctod with the mar- thrr* Cuban gunboats and service
City firemen rushed tkla mornI (iruw.'n ute paid cerbiln cavil
I
lanes
from
the
Florida
Coast
said,
a
firemen
fund
is
errule
I
lhut a major league tram might blip crashed on the highway near
kating division • ( tha U. S. Depart
lag U U Sl East Seventh Street
.-onsidiTuli.ins fur plnnliiig cer- Ik- acronlmmlated here.
Henderson, (la., 39 miles south
to
care
for
department
men
after
Guard
oases
failed
again
today
ment
of
Agriculture.
♦Threw a lighted oil atova had
1 min kln.l> » f crop*, .,r (or leav I'roponenls of the enlargement of Maron, arcorillng to rommunlCanaod a roaldenc, to catch fire.
Mr. Whitehurst, Idlitrlrt salai to find any trees of the missing a certain period of service.
ing*
I
heir
land
varunt
fur
a
Wednesday's tides<ow, 4:20 A. manager,
m, nagrr. has
na. boon
Mon a
movi. have pointed nut lh«t Ihe ratinnn received here last night.
Tho Chamber accepted un in
a resident of British molorship Nunoca which
v Tha blew waa diacoverod by
speeiflril length uf time.
Mr. Dent**!, Mrs.
Llngle's
and 4:45 I*. M.i high. 10:47 A. I Hanford for eight jra
City Is in a pnssihie position to
dropped out of sight alter sailing vitation from Campbell Thorn.il.
0 m police who tarnod In the M.
iraarp
an
/
(or
Another method by which one tiling a major Iragne rlnb herr for father, received minor bruises and
X . and 11:0*1 1*. M. Hun rl*M ret) tB y rirt hM b m
July H from Georgetown, Grand slate vice-president in ihe Cen
aUrm. Rraldonta o f Um hulMengaged
It
6:39 A. M. and sit* at
. u . ->
t—
tral Ftnrlda District, tu aCrn.l a muy obtain his giiveinnii-nl pity- spring training year after nest scratches. Bonny l.lngte, 7 -yearax 7:27
c a r I*.
r . managing .aale*
o f frulta
and vrge- Cayman Island, for Tampa.
k g were asleep.
luncheon in
Orlando lnrn‘ is through treutmenl of provided adequate (ie d facilities olil son of the injured woman,
The Coast Guard sent a ciillrt Monday
* Chief Clevalaad estimated the M. Moon ri»cs at 8:25 A. M. and tables. He ha*, also operated In n
■re av.iilalde.
escaped with no injuries.
sots at 9:11 P. M.
Inumter of other southeastern to Investigate a report that oil n ben State I’rosnlent Chutlei bind with approved chemicals.
lamagee to bo Um than H i.
As nn illustration, Mr Uuwann
Mr. IJngle left lata yesterday
The City Commission last ni thl
I statea, handling potato** an I mla- drams similar to the ones carried .Mitchell of Veto Beach will pay
Tho call waa turnad In at V M
I*.inte.l
out
that
o
grower
will
City offlcialdum today bad ffiianjnfuu, vegetable*.
illsrussrd tho proposal lo submit for the seen* o f the accident,
on th* missing boat
were seen Ins nffielal visit lo this urea.
beta Invited to Daytona Beach lo
Andrew f'arraway, local pvosi be paid somewhere in the neigh Ihe enmplrted plans lo the WI'A in lie was accompanied by
Max
Orlando headquarters of tho or- footin g in Ihe sea near the I)iv
.lent, •aid Mr. Mitchell will mu-, borhood of $ft0 iwr acre for omit- the near future.
Stewart, local Insurance repr*attend a celebration In connection ganlzallon will ho In the Exchange Tortogas on July 13. •
tho Sanfooli
Ralph Wight,
8* ^
Commissioners found a w * / -y senlalive.
with oheorelng the city’s doth Building.
Th* Nunoca was provisioned for . bis official call, , un
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__ . ting the production uf celery on
any portion o f hi* land up to 15 which tho City may escape with foul automobile dealrr, also mad*
anniversary and Ihr Chamber of
on y .b o o t flea days and port *«• - " “
l l l ,r n “
7
per rent o f the entire area.
the least possible cash eontribu'ion. Ihe trip.
Commerce's 28th birthday next
fhorlUqa heft f.art.l for th.- lives |" ,rr* w" ‘ ** no “ **mb,y
Un the aectlon where celery is They propose to use materials front
Word of th* crash was received
o f th* 22 poreona aboard If tho I nl«mber*.
Monday,
,'C k p rv « o f rochlM*
driving
A bench coinmiltt* - consisting omitted, other kind* uf crops the city dork building which ha* by Chase and Company
with
adgwd agalaot }ferry Gray, reof Clyde liamsey, D. K. McNuh may be planted.
been ordered torn down.
which Mr. I.ingle Is affUlateft
Tha Banford Ixxlge A2. F. and
tr a , rooMUd yooUrday la Um A M. will convene at 8 o'rlock
and J. II. Truluck today wsril>o citrus lauds Ihe chief con
Detail* aa to how the mishap
Building permit* totaling (4JI80
|levy of a |I0 flaw or 10 day* In tonight to confer th* fellnwermft
ronlactlng m.-ichant* regarding serration method is thr appll
occurred were lacking today. a
wore Issued yesterday at th* City
tho placement o f benches along lion of chemical* to the soil.
-laiL B , waa arralgnad la m-- degree on ono Initiate. . All Ma11* 11. official records show.
tli* business streets o f Ihe city.
aWipol Mart MfoTl Judgo Miller. sons ar» arged to attend tho
Andrew
Carr*way
obtained
th*
Under a propusal . advanced.
A
rarhliie
driving .charge
meeting In Masonic Hall.
R* largest permit, on* for 14,000, for
CoL R. 8 . Lyllo, stationed h*re|
* Btnrhe, colored, freihments will bo aerveil after
...matime ag... bu.in.as h o u « (
with
Iho
124th
Infantry
of
tho
tho erection o f • residence in Ft.
owners will pay for the seating,
aa wvra dlaordor- th* ttransonics..
Florida National Guard, will be
Mellon.
facilities in Ik- erected in front;
againat L.
W. P. Ruwc, alleged lo have Un. Averega.
transfurrod
to
duty
In
Miami
Mr. Carraway Is Um first In
of thoir establishment*.
caused an automobile accident r*a average
about
Aag.
26,
It
wa*
announc'
d
Pinna for n Coronado Beach Homlnol* County to'attain a Fed
Average
Tho organisation pa-el a reso
near her* yesterday
In which Mar.
picnic Tharaday will be ' mo'o eral Housing Administration loan today.
lir . Average
Virgins
Weal,
Decatur, Mav Average
CoL Lytle, n Regular Army »tr lution expressing thank* to tho
I'ropoied widening and repav Mrs.
Wednesday night by th* San for now building.
Hanford KUani* Club (or tbo ing n|j«inh|ona on Magnolia Ave ( ’ a., sustained
injuries,
waa lim a
ford l .lana Club during Its semi
Other permits war* iesood to C. fleer explained that there ‘ are
InlUr'*
endorsement
o f * the nue and Oak Street will costl fin d $5 and costa on a charge l*
TTT
monthly wanting at 7 P. M. In Smith to repair a fra mo bouse al thro* units o f Infantry baaing in
11
Junior
Chamber's
campaign $17.5)12, City
Engineer
Fred of drunkenness whrn arraigned it
Frare Um Fort tt <
Fieri- the Mayfair Hotel.
$360. and to € latent* Smith to Miami at anoant which have no]
against the lottery "Cuba.”
Williams told the City Commis today before County Judge James
at Bastardrepair tho awning oa tho Gamer regular officer In charge.
A i -----a*, a .
Tho colonel pointed out that
G. Sharon.
sion ls«t night.
m
M. E. Forsyth, president o f lb* W oodruff Building at I N .
ho will continue hi* eonneeli>.na
County deputies were of the
Hr pointed out that with cer
Central Labor Union of Davtona
with th* 124th Infantry at hit
tain •lulling of labor which has opinion that Rowe grabbed the
Bench nod former dee-preaidmt
been allotted to other project* steering wheel of the car which
i departere* eta
o f a slate labor body, was In
T h oT fftccr will leae* Saturday
th* municipal government could Mrs. West was driving, causing
F.
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Hanford today on a boalaeo* All.
for Camp Foster near Jacksonput through the proposal with « her to crash Into the rear uf a
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J. E. Gay, plant superintendent
rUI* where ho has been assigned
total outlay of buf $820 In cash. truck near Park and French
i * a c m o r * A x }o K jv e »Moatly cloudy tonight, acatCounty Court UJfcuwod today far a two-woak'a period aa train of the Bun Oil Company, waa
Thr Commission
immediately Avenues.
— W
« . J*tore K m L ie. Urad thowora Wednesday.
Ex- shortly after roaumtag Ih4 Jtdy ing director o f Um annual Na itreneferTvd to Jacksonville MonMr*. Josephine Bnyder, mother
approved the project and plans
| trema ' Northwest,
occasional ten * which trap Interrupted hy a
-ylsy,
It
waa
announced
here
to
will he forwarded to the proper of Rowe, waa uninjured a* waa I
CHKROKEE, V ith leaded shower* tonight and Wednesday, rtcoas of ono wash. TV* dock*! tional Guard encampment.
day.
WPA officials for their final Ann* West, daughter of M rs.)II
Farida T.wtag Cm*.
.'o f ulna eases probably will
Persona connected
with
Ihe okrh.
t M A IN CRATER
W est
l|J
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Saron) naamhrra o f th*
completed toasertew, %
firm h er, said, another auperinThe vehicle's driver was lakan it
Mr. William* ■pointed out that
Jpdc* Jm t o f t f l a m
KIJkMATH FALLS. O n . July irodent will be appointed here, without Ih* possible labor shift to Fernald-Laughton Memorial
Alter.
leave Thursday
fag
21c—0T — Warren SBowdem 1’ . •1though th* name o f the new tha City would b*v* been obli Hospital where It waa th ou gh t,j, 7
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»
where he wilt
Porlsmoath, Y a , fell oxer the rim man has not been revealed.
gated to ‘ lay approximately $3,- ah* may have been Iniured in-|jt
vith u k n s
Mr. flay had been with the oil 600 on the line aa th* sponsor's ternally. She was
ef Crater Lake yesterday and died
! Wednesday:
? . * • * “ *at court In l!
discharged jjj
Palm
Tally, rafii
i* * b
on the reck* belew, •
rampany here sine* March, 1935. contribution to thl endeavor,
Ia*t night after treatment,
t*
4* n
.
y-.
,,,
the Major'* amateur unit*, Wil ie
” K e s ig n
I O S lt lO n l* hack “n,on8 the P*1™* anil 01
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sng* tree* again at hi* old joi> of
ea r a ear I
n » ~ : __ bathin' the flowers and dustin' off
Mid-Western Region
In Organizer Throws! You remember, when the
Support io Llemos
One hundred and thirty five pair*
i f *p»t* ramp to him from geneiou* li.tener*. while two h*th to *
manufarturer* offprrd him the
tie,I that money could buy in the
way of bathtub*. Willie still ha*
the >pat* and a p e, green mod
ernistic bathtub that could hold its
own in anybody'* mansion.
Peasants R a l l y
Present Debt Service
T o Government
Levy Is Attachable
By A 11 Creditors Conflicting R e p o r t*
Con fuse Observer*
Of Morocco Revolt
Temperatures 0n|Fruit, Vegetable
U pgrade Again Exchange Opens
As Rains Cease Orlando Offices
Rain And Wind Hit Perry N .; Whitehurst
Texas Centennial, Named As District
Damage Is $100,000 Manager Of Sales
Junior Chamber U. S. Soil Plan
Seeks To Bring Moves Rapidly,
Firemen To City | Nears Enactment
Will Contact Chiefs New A p p I i c a tions
In U. S. Cities Of
F o r Participation
A r r i v e By Mails
Over 10^000 People
Athletic Clubhouse
Plans A r e Drawn
By Local Architect
Mrs. H. G. Lingle’g
Auto Crashes Near
Henderson,Georgia
Coast Guard Fails
To Find Slightest
T r a c e O f Nunoca
Firemen Quench $25
1 Early Morning Fire
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CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Driving
. _ . „ j e Draw* Fine
City Isflue* $4,380
Building Permit*l,h,R,uu u •ioat-
CoL Lytle To Be
Posted In Miami
Commission Writes
Approval On Plans
To Widen Streets
W. P. Rowe Is Fined
For Alleged Part
LOCAL WEATHER
In Auto Accident
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County Conti End*
Docket Tomorrow
(Jay Transferred To
Jacksonville P o s t
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Why So Much Crime
ararr T t iniM g
It in not because the American people are not will
ing to pay for crime protection that the 'United 8tates
111 a u n d l a a « « b m
U BMWI «Ubb Mftdft is the most crime-ridden nation In the world. Almost
VT. 1*1* at tha Faat OffWw any taxpayer can tell you that the coat of our
police
and sheriff force*, our court*, our jail* and prison*, i*
M ir t h A 1MT,
Stupendous. . No, we don’t hav* crime in this country
because we are not willing to pay to get rid o f it.
But no mattel how efficiently all of our law en
m ic A ir n o ff m atvi
forcement agencies may work, no matter
bow many
criminal* we lodge In jail. It Won’ t do much good If they
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are immediately turned loose to prey again upon the
public. The practice of pardoning and paroling prison
ers I* not confined to Florida where the abuse of this
ft
win
r*< privilege Is so widely known, but Is more or leas the cus:tom throughout the entire nation.
*‘J. Edgar Hoover Informs us, from hla store of
W
v
sss
statistics,”
says the Tampa Tribune, “ that
in the
■ M SI odTeeSSaS^. *t>Me ore
— M sIh S la Ike leitw Hlk— of United States each year more than 3200 peraona con
alrr with stls«*Sk| !•«*• victed o f murder are discharged from p rison ; o f these
more than 52 percent through the pardon and parole
T t, i m u m ■ mam**, •* rk* route. More startling is Mr. Hoover’s figu re on the ex
mT3?"£ ftu£*T. 7mf*laaU« w * £ t*’!'1 "f penalty paid by persons convicted o f murder.
»aajt«aw«w m
t ail
sm»a«»*«a
"The average time served In prison by those conla* taka
."tL/VuTial v id ill of the various degrees of homicide la 43
1-3
aakiT^a barata.
months! And of life sentences for murder, the average
riskIs •( la u m lM •! •**•*••
time served is 10 years I Mr. Hoover does not tell ua the
•re k l» “
percentage of those condemned to execution who actu
ally go to chair or gallows.
TUESDAY. JULY SI. I»3«
“ Wo may well understand these statistics when we
BIBLE
VKUflK FOR TODAY
Hw
I uTvbr
kifow that the longest term ever served in the Florida
years, although
HEAD VAI.il EH IN IJFE: The slate prison by any convict was ‘ 16
Ufa la mor« than meat, and the thousands hnve been sent there
with life sentences,
body la more than raiment. Luke ( |C|,,r j(|ii's record in this respect may not be greatly
at
12:13.
Ivariance with the nution'o— but it cornea nearer home to
us und it demands improvement."
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Summer Homes Of
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AUINK MY THOUGHTS
Thla wild, prophetic thing,
Thla hand that'* lik.- a wins.
Draw* from my farrht-ad every
bitter atlng.
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Avoid Week-End Tragedies
Don't let the week-end holiday outing turn into a
terrible trngedy as the result of faulty brakes, a loose
wheel, or careless driving. This is the advice of
ThU white* iniJrlitili* mark.
This swm-ping curve, thl- arc
Asher Frank, state safety director, who calls attention to
Is ell thst ran dvley me from the the increasing number of highway fatalities which occur
dark.
the week-end.
” Death too often is a jutssenger in the family auto
O himl. <) viviil
mobile when folks are out on week-end outings,” said
Thl* urn who*#* il.jtt you *iirr«*‘l
o f the
Crif* out in woikIit ImiI ran !|>«*nk Asher Frank, state safety director, in speaking
death toll in Sunday drivers.
Bu wurJ.
TTYu.’ Tuar.y -people are getting Injured and killed durhrig'tiw course o f Sunday trips. We want to have one
Now i* thu ti.nr tn lidilii. Don't week-end without fatalities in Florida," he continued.
forget that *nt| remuiiilH-i wliurv
All that is necessary to give this enviable record to
you hcarg It.
Florida, Mr. Frank says, is for motorists to use their
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The rules
That girl who gut kisot-tl 4*17 good, common sense and normal intelligence.
that the
time*
in
oni1 tiny
rtcviitly. ho outlines stress the point of making sure
wouldn't she h*vi- n dull tlmu if fumily car is in proper condition before risking the life
■h* only got kl*ur«l fiftrtn or of a fumily. und driving accordingly.
Speed should be
twenty time* like* thr nvrratcr regulated by the volume of traffic, rather than
desire
girl of today?
to lead the parade.
And observance of
fundamental
------------ o------------truffle- regulations, with adherence to common courtesy
When anyunn trll* you how
much money * n«*w kind of tux and decency will supply all else that Is required.
"Iait's muke this coming week-end one without
will r*i*<\ take it with ■ yrain nf
He remind*
aalt Florida’s new gross rrceipt* Totalities und regrets." urges Mr. Frunk.
saved is a short
and
ocrupatlnnul
llcrnsstas Florida drivers that a few minutes
p****d by thr last
lt*gi*lativr time when compared to eternity snd that no
kind of
session was supposoil tn raise good time is compensation for the death of a wife
or
four million dollars a yrnr. the maiming of innocent children hy automobile accident.
Actually up to'J u ly 1, lUlit, it
--------- o--------had produced nnly $710..T01.
---------- o---------ACQUAINTANCE is un asset or a liability. We
News from Europe continues must know people in order to be truly interested In them.
alarming. Thu threat of war l>«
Cold mining and good men are ulike. The deeper you
twaan England and
Italy im
sooner aubsldes than n rrvalii dig into their value, ’the more vulues you are sure to
tlun break* nut in Rpaln, and fin d. (let acquainted with men.—The Case Eagle.
----------- o--------France I* in the throe* » f nn In-1
TO MAKE A man happy, fill his hands with work,
his heart with affettion, his mind with purpose, his memory
with useful knowledge, his future with hope, ami his
stomach with food. The devil never enter* a man ex
cept one of theso rooms be vacant. ( ast him out anu
sweep and garnish the room, and he will return with
Dr. Nlchvlas Murray Duller. the seven other devils. The only way to he rid of him is to
htad of the university from which
ma*t of tho brain trusters enme, fill the room and take down your ’T o Let" sign.—Crane.
Columbia, »ny* that “ the pnw.tr
at many governments to borrow
money will prnrnhly he tndud
during 10.17 and that after that
there may be tragic rcaulU of
. great magnitude.” Few of ua real
A party from here enjoyed tha cannot get mall at all. Tyrune I*
ise Juat how had It la for a na
day
,
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tional government not to be able
the mill and at present he U shut
and Mr*. R. L Grier. Robert ind off from Sanford. A darn Ju»t
to borrow money.
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Ruth Grier, Mr. and Mr*. W.
Dressor and Helen, Mr. and Mr*.
A. A. Marshall, Mr. ami Mr*. J.
C. Ellsworth, Mr. and Mr*. C. 'K.
Chorpvnlng, Call
and
Alice
Chorpenlng. A delightful side trip
was s drive up the beach to the
Inlet.
Argel Cameron la at home fro
Tosahatchee Ranch, where
crated the big reactor plowing,
rlc., as successfully a* an old time
engineer snd la now cutting silage,
filling the alio* In Jo* Csmoron's
farm.'
It pay* to advertise. Charles Tho surprise patty given at tha
C. Blech, a research specialist home of Mrs. P. D. Truitt Satur
Md advisor on better .riling for day night In honor of their daugh
Boston merchants, reports that ter Anna Bell'o twelfth birthday,
advertising la 16 per rent more
waa well attended aa enjoyed by
important In iclllng
women'* all.
dresses than low price. 27 per
Miss Elizabeth Doncfan of KUcent more Important than style,
and 14 per cent more Important alramee la tha attractive g ou t of
than quality. Ami why shouldn’t Mrs. J. D. Davison. Miss Dooegan
It be? No matter what the price, la the elster of Senator Denegan
W e stylish, or how good, can and la the Graad Chief of tha
TC*t sell It If people don't know Pythian S|atere.
B. W. Hendon has returned
you've got Ut
■■ o —
from Wrifhtsville Beach, North
It U*ed to he considered a vlr- Carolina, whore he spent several
ton to save for a rainy day, to ar- weeks, Mrs. Herndon and Norma
eomilata a little nest egg by the wtU remain at’ Wrlghtsvllla for
rime you died to help your wlf* borne Ume.
U d children along after your
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Marshall of
•aath. "Frugality" was something
Widely preached hy Benjamin
Franklin aad believed In by the
American people for 1M years.
Hod, however, people feel cltfBwently about each thlnge. Reeegtly a l/aited state* aeaator.
who had hokl public sla ts far some
* W * at, salerim ranging aa
Ugh aa tea or twslre thouaaad a
Mhr> hot who dted leering an *«.
%M* •• ossly « 10«, waa widely
BSPliif bj* nowspa pern and ath.
• a beeauaa ho had apeat every
east ha amda, had la hla entire Ufa.
above Saluda broke and the waters
drowned twenty people but bur
mayor seems to ha tn no Immediate
danger a n d U able to sit up and
take nourishment three tlmee a
day. He longs to get back to San
ford and see some of those ’ bell
garnet.
Conn,-has arrived la the city aad
will make her home with her uncle.
Mayor J. D. Davisoa.
Dr. halph iteveas has returned
from a trig U Philadelphia aad
other points east where he had fad*
portaal hnalaeee, the nature of
whldi wHI ha flvcu out later la
•a an—aawmimt
A MWr from Mayor 3. D. Davt.
area w ha> at Saluda, North Care-
t
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waters within two weeks.
Twenty-three
men
wore
drowned when a typhoon tank
the Motnrship Marie on July K
MANILA. July 2L_U P)-T1ie
inter-island itramer Isidoro Pons,
i carrying a crew of id, ran on the
1 rocks o ff Palauig Point on the
enast of Luzon Island in the
China Sea today. The wireless
failed in the mi.idle of an SOS.
Marine men said the 6S3 ton
craft apparently was caught in
a typhoon. It is the third ship
to meet disaster in Philippin*
H AVANA
R u n n in g
Materials
for lumbar, roofing
and budding materials
of all kind* call *a a*.
Hera you’ll find fbe
moat reasonable price*
and beat quality and
tha gulckast aerrige.
Sudden Serrio*
All Expense Tripe
H IL L 1
S 4 L 5 0 up
L a ssk tr a
TRAVEL BUREAU
3o E. Pine
Phone 5103
Orlando
N filr
Tsi*. toe.
8 UNNILAND
p s iU J .
n **s
a
•-» J
ntnmitutiiMimiiirmuiiimmimmMtnmuiittHuituitutuumattuuiuituiM
The UsefulnegH Of Bank I^oans
go,.* further than merely helping the
rowers who obtain the loans.
bor-
Rank loam provide buaineaa cnUrpriaea with
ca!h for their employee*' payroll*.
X.
minnliatr
They enable merchant* to lay in alocka o f good* to aenre
the public'* regular and aea!nn*J demand* and thereby earn
draerved profit*.
They help the farmer to finance hi* crop* and livestock
j 5 during the growing *ea*on and to make wi*e purchaar* of
J | § needed material and equipment.
They thu* keap flowing through the channel* of agricul
tural industry and trade to tho people in the community all
thi*ir daily requirement* in the form of good* and *#rvice*.
Ah —
Northern Spanish
Provinces Fall To
Pamplona Rebels
. .. —
HffiUM* then* function* of credit arc neceaaary not only
to profitable operation for bunineag but al*o to the comfort
and welfare of all the people, th* hanker deem* it a part of
rtTcreWt .
S t^ rja a i luana to qusliflc-i
borrower*.
*
R
A
t l a n t ic
D
.BANK
iTimnmiinmtmitmittwmnituuHimmmmttammiitmmufmHuumtmjS
ir w
r
lazier & Gay's Quality Paint*
"Best For the South"
Do Dozier A Gay'* paints have s <|tialily that other* lack?
Ye* - For the South! I). & G. paints art' “ tailor tnsile'*
tor thr Southern climate.
STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO
214 Sanford Avenue
m
m
life is m o r s p r e v io u s th a n
•
by the doth of to many peoplebewirdered by the scores stricken-America
• woke twojta n ig o to the realisation chata new
menace threatened the health of our Nation.
Here, in a land where modem science has
wrought so many wondets-where dtiaens
boasted of a higher standard of thing comfoa
than any other nation-men, women and chib
dren were suffering interne agony sod dying
o f amabic dysentery caused by faulty plumbing.
Doctors, nurses end hospital attendants
wotkad ceaselessly so relieve the sufkrit^ so
srre Ihes and to prevent the spread of this
insidious malady. But their wock means little
today and those precious lives were lore in rain,
if we negiea our solemn day to remove Jorntt
the real cause o f such a tragedy.
ow.nl: Tvfro Brothers Are
J
Detained T o Face
Charge O f Murder
BECKLEY, W. Va, July SI—
OP)—Hubbard Outlay. 34. and Ua
brother, Pool, M, of sear Bummeravilla, W. V a, were arrested
yesterday and charged with tha
murder of Deputy Sheriff Clarence
"Big Boy” Simmons, 44, of Roan
oke founty. Va.
Two other brethere, George and
Jen Doling, were taken Into cus
tody and lodged in jill boro pond
ing “further Investigation.**
Edward H. Richardson, Roanoke
county eocaasenwealth's attorney,
linked the deputy sheriff* naifv
•In*Uon with tho death of Joha
FreakUa Doling, a fifth heothar,
who died In a leap from aa aatonwhtlo pursued hy Blmmooo U 1033
Camaren City want to Daytona tear Roanoke- Richardson naU tha
Bench to spend soma time. They are tor waa loaded with ilqoer.'
located at tha Qreyitona.
The four dialed Iiurta^i sf
Mtaa Beta tfcrUon of tthrtford. Friday*, death of tha * r e - 7 l n g
•
Crashes On Rocks
"M iaa Florid i ( I / iuim lohrinton, of Sanfonl^ and "Mum l»ayt«»n.» llearh". I Mary I.oiiia«* iiorm ly) will wcl ome the Beauty
Utiteii* from nil nti|Mirl4iit ntie- nnd (own* ••( Florida, to Daytona
||t j i )i( S« |»t rllli and 7th whtn they
then* to appear in “ Florirla't
|(a * h a d e of IU-auty ** Tin* affair u» !|Hinaa>r«d hy the Chamber
( llrcfcutiiiii, of the (,'ity o f |)syj of < miimerre and Itepnrtin^nt
it
It mm page
^hr principal rrb«l rrnt»Ti» flth^r
II, at li
i- under
uiulrr the
tits* »U|N*rvian»n
vision o«»if TirJ
mi lhaeh.
It i!
»»m I’suly ami Ascolumns mAvnl »n llurgoi * ipI. »>h isles “ Miss Su!lf*,rll" will Ih- si'ls rln l al lh>- Ritx Theater Aug
Tolnlo,
;,ih
Th.‘ Kiwanis < tub I- -|mn*«rlng the l"«'»l cmit««t.
The mountainnui rrtfion nf
(lU iiU n im i,
milcf from th«
capital. w«* p«*rn||rU l»y
him
•Iretja of militiamen who two mu* 11
through the panara ami manncil '
I.COQ prak, iloinmntinir nil !»*»•n•
apainit any atlrmpt at on intui |
WASHINGTON. July U .—4A')
ifent attack.
A Iti itia|i wui-hip m standing » y
Five
thousand other tnilitin
•men eoncentraird near the t’ ni- ut Mnlugu. Spoilt, to «afcgu4>d
verotty ami In the ontekirlo of iUitinh and American ritltcn* tn
Modf itl.
Kvtry where in the the SoiitheiiAtern
Spuni-h *eni country, the government inohteil. |Hirt during the fierce civil war
peaoanto ami loyal worker! were new raging there.
coming to the aid o f
frdernl
Herbert
W illiam !.
Aincricrtit
forcea.
consul at Gibraltar, today
In
The government announced that fnrmeil the
Stale
l>epartmeot
rebel* In Mrlilla. Spani*h Moroc here* that American* *o far arc
co, and fleeing to the French not in danger.
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
The drought la miking million*
for ipeculatnra in the Chicago
grain markeU, tha Ass<Klate<l
Press reveal*.
They
bought
wheat, corn ami other grains, be
fore the drought began; now that
the dry weather ha* wiped out
hundreds of thousands of acres,
their grain la worth many milIlona more than It wa* a few
w«tka ago. It Is not *a.y tn
4rtva money changer* out of the
temple.
A PAIR OF “ QU
Another lUt of summer resi
dence* eatabltihed by Seminole
County school teachers waa . re
IrAed today by T. W. Lawton,
county superintendent.
The following includes instrur
tors in Sanford schools from thJunior High down
II. E. Morris, Stetson Univor
slty; C B. Schirmrd,
Stetson
University; 0. P. King, Daytona
Beach;
Mrs.
Effio
Durden.
Southern College;
Miss Emilio
Ungle, Brown’s Business Col
lego, SL Loais; Miss Elisabeth
Buhrman, Aberdeen. Miss.; MrMr*, ^ ^ r l If. Babbit, I'hoeniv.
Aria.; MBS. Laura Chittenden.
Southern College.
Mr*. Erma Flynt, Gainesville;
Miaa Georgia Sutton, Ashevillo,
N. C.; ills* Margaret Griffin,
Southern College; Mrs Blanche (
McKinnon. Claremlon. Va.; Mrs. [
France* Stine, Oviedo;
Mrs
Kathryn V»rn. Duke University;
Miss Anna Clark, Stetson Uni
versity; Miss Ruby I,. I’eters.
Daytona Beach.
,
Mr*. Stella I*. Arrington. Stet j
son University; Mrs Jrs«ie Hus- j
sell, Lakewood, Ohio; Mis* Car
meta Barber. SteUon University;!
Mr*. Ell* M McAnley. Tallahs ,
see; *Mra. Irene Walt. Asheville..
N. C.;
Miss Emma Owen. Teliah*-*e«;
Mr*. Ruth llontcr, Cul
Inwhee, N. C.; Mis* Louise Swain.
Birmingham;
Miss
Ernestine'
Westphal. Michigan Stale; M r fj.
Elizabeth Mason. Stetson Uni If
versity; Mis* Zillah Welsh. Ashe
vllle. N. C.
I
Miss Ann* la-nora Brown. Day
ton* Bvach; Mr*. 1-oUlo
NIs.
Asheville; Mis* Elizabeth Rollins.
Gainesville; Mr*. Velma MlUhell..
Mllledgevillei
MU*
Julia
»■
Adams. MilVeilgeville; and Mis-,
Dorothy « Dikes, llilbdnuTlUv.
ternal turmoil from which nny'Ojiprn.
George
Grnrge
thing H|rid happen.
Waahlngl^T evhlef*
rf VjrdnWMS whal
ha « k i talking ul y ' .H en hr
advised Americanns la > n n Kurtpaan potitir*.
TU ESDAY. JU LY 21, >1936
WTT-
' -----
W o r ld 's g n a t o t lo w p r i e t fftir
SP EED W A Y
Health Authorities agree that the Immediate
Loweat
mg a vigorous campaign so warn the puttie
p e n n ie s
happens
happen* to this pure wires
water hunt*
huM t pour hoAtc
SoAic
depends upon your
pour plumbing. Improperly
Impropetlp installed fixtures,
fixtures, fruity
faultypiping
pipingand
andcroas^onneccroas^onnecstslled
dans
n contaminate or p
« h- t water which
tlons a
can
pollute
may cause sickness
richness and
snd tret)
ereq death.
nay
death, And life is
more precious than the pennies you might save
untrained men.
. *
using unttained
Health Authorities will teQ
tell you that it
Isis
is un.
wise to oust the plunJxog
in yoot
plumbing hi
pour home
borne to
is '
Inromptrw hands.
3 Sagainst
fa g g A.n|~
iacnapcscte
hoods. QeS
Guafd
danger ibfinuKing thatyonr
thsf pour plumbing most
must be Inspected
lnspeoe«t
insisting
Installed orrepai red omlj by tha men best quali.
M by training and experience to protea your
beakh-the Master Plumbers. Their wotk isao
Iropocouw that scares and dries have laws not
only regulating the installation of plunging,
bur setting t standard for the Plumber himself.
ln many Starry
Plumbca are cxaov
SSSJSSaS
fmfrsrinnal skill have boen pnsand tbffogh the
�,wy*V •» r - -
TUESDAY, JULY 2!, 1036
T1IE SANFORD nERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
‘Whistlin’ W i l l i e
Activities Back On Job In
Telephone 148 Florida E x h i b i t
Social And Personal
KISS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
Mr! Willum Men t. ef Ot-I
lanilo. i< iiMtini; Mr- S. C. til.i '
ham of Myrtle Avemi f*»r n Iv\\
days.
li'iin ilfim tl
ifoirt
p -i k »
PAOi T m t n
‘l'OIM'V ANI) IIKK 'PAPPY*
®
niamonds And Walchm
Fine Watch Ant* Jowdr^ Repairing
Dianiona Mounting And Engraving
■ ItJ WL Ktral
m i* )
-tt iu ii; m u ,;,
ark tok l o k m i*
r i« s » a
Vest ?• TawtlP*
porters and fraijre writer* go for
him like he iva* the Prince of
Wa les or somethin'. But all this
hero-worship ha*n’t hurt VFillle a
TUESDAY
hit. In spite of the fact that he is
The Woman a Misiiomry So
to n k h t
Mr and Mrs. IV $ 1 'im*d *111 Madtrie Harr i-•?
one of the W*t adverti*einents
ciety of the First Baptist Church of Smith Bond, lnif.» u n n id Sun f,OTn iW,r*'*
Florida ev**r had, he's a darn food
it invited to meet with member* of day to visit Mr. and Mr* l S
janitor right on and that's one of
the Daytona Deich Society it 'J;lfi Stahl. Mayfair Hot«d, Mi* t iini|i
— ALSO—
the reason*, 1 guest, why e\eryP. M. at the Daytona Baptist
belt h Mr* Stahl’* *i*ier They
William *'Bn*fiiv
bo*ly like* him
RKTUItN
ENGAGEMENT
Church. Mr. and Mr>. Stamps,
will ii'iiiHin through Th ui"ib»/
Tampa. »- th* ^
J:irk
Frances
Joe
Only |a*t week when Ed Wynne,
missionaries from China, will be
— —----- — —
dip»'tin, I'm mvit
\
the Fire t hief, and Graham Me*
OAKIK
LANGFORD
TENNER
the speaker!.
Naniee were featured here with
ANNOBM EMKN Y
program over WTAM. they
Mrs. W. I*. Grogan of Taoli #*•
I Mr an<| Mr*
\ 1dli 4 anil1
P*mt-t t » leave Wednesday for points
*,t\. gone to cal e f for the Florida (Grange
Mr and Mr*. K It « h:* . n da ghfei. Mar;Blossom quartet
and Whittlin'
in West Florida and Alabama, She
I hi >tona for n
•W r 1wti.
ilffi in n uiru t"
tli**
Ur t 1a
i h
Willie to open their program. So
will have with her when she re
girl,, Judith
Kfinnin* from ear t*» n r . Willie
turns, the Misses Magdalene and m-vi n pound Jjaby
Mi ami Mr* H1'I'Tlf** 1.1ttle and
Bonnie Mercer of Chiplcy, who Irene, a* th# F'ernald I.nughGin M ' Minna* B* y p f >unday by shed hi* janitor clothe*, climbed in
wi l lie her guests for the rest of MeTiiuii.il Hospital, Monday. Juh ootnr for Al« .*mu where they to his Sunday pants, and took an
other row for Florida
20.
the summer at Daytona Beach.
will visit friend uM relatives for
W illie's home is Sanford* and
— AI-SO —
i "hoft time.
1 wa* secretary of their cham
ber nf commerce. 1 wouldn’t care
Mr and Mr" * 1 iLivi* and s hoot whether the First Natl >n» hildreu hive
ft. ,, a twe tl Bank or the Founty ('mirthoi *e
work*' vacation (n, thr-nigh Ten was pictured in the literature I
**Mt and Genre t
*ent out. hut I’d rave and tear a
~
lot of hair if it didn t have an in
J hn Brook* . I , •v R,„ k. Ark . teresting st..i\ and tv pica picture
will arrive tin- nf«. rt....ri for .1 f Sanfoid* own ’’Whistlin' Wil-* i) with Mi m i Mi.
SN |* ie."
W t Field* I■nimviyl meilliiio iiksiii
the guardian of
Iftt«,»i*k.w, Second Min r
I under«t:trid that Willie owe*
ms belle flmGon, m the Meld* him b r that
i ai aid I’ i
t round f •»d0 on his In *|«. S.mford
■i*nunc V\ . Ain tv mud Vhursday to fb. lit!/ Tbi ,itei
1b«‘
Mrs. J W Kay, Mi* James home that he'* havin' a mighty
<0 uf the lome-tmu's gi<iil**l *lage success
lloltii daw ami itaughter, Kay, re hard time pavin' off \nd if he
i tm net| home
unita> from Day loses il, .ill I’ ve got to say is
t« fill Beach when* the) have
'Shame on voe. Sanford ” This
y isiting.
inspirited, F lor ida. «olored buy *t
i i vfiil'ii
i' • ■i, imi -i i»l i
Sss been loyal al the any through
New \...k
^ Th** Mi*.*f*s AntoiiwtU1, Dvih'US *r* his town and his stale, and he’ *
l» * ii».r th it*,
j and U^rntltdyn
U*ft Sun riven h th a million »l>*lljr*’ worth
ht I* I t . lief .
I day fur Allundalu, *S
tu V|4p f advertising thnt m -nev r ruldn't
M n M Id \ l. July Jl -O l1) —
t lipping fi ■ . “ Go ■•*••• I !» m* t i
I thuir ifrsmlm. tht i , Mis. S My buv. And the vehirle that made
tie I ,41dll Ml* Ii.lt" iXilul.lt ill **I
-iittl Md*
i ,| to rt if tl
p^ssiide.rsHis «As* >^rau^kU*,i,
UFU .a
K . -- , A
.
>m •*-* ,i
ocldltl'v F
|1' iiIm , 11lie mao ** 11 hunt a * *oin11 y ,
M idi., ■v i”
Av
1*>* »*•
tda ba i i f <
I in (li»- row p.» ha-* teiind hi*%i*n agairf
^ a y r a ttc e c / t/ tt ' ' ‘ "S tiiJt MiltWfV AVbflc^VturAi-f ^ T M t Relieve nnnv Floridian4 1
i tui u IFno \ livid, the * it v v%in, .i pax*- bun
.Sunday fmm lav Ws-invitli*. sW n vallv appreciate vshut a wonder- I
to s e r v e Y ou
liin** mote A fo re M E N a n d w o m e n
I .i k* aI• » 1 ief up- fi*i a
shi* hn«l *punt Iwn wcukt ns lln fid thing it i* for | i iila to have
tbe
mt pi I rI I I 1hull 1"*■ \'' hi ' ik ' illti‘i
guust of Mr
am} Mm , E F in eshiblt al the Great I akes Kl ^
l u l l vc 111-m x in a.Mihnn.il proplr wrrr put
bn.
w
. ■ , l*i »
y tlu *. ' tixi i tin mw id In- i-l.iiv I legime
pill
b ■ pmmiM that ia richly folAUad In than* tuitlona ( K» i»ne.
voaition Nor i|<> they re du e what
In
w
o
il
I>
|
tireSi>i. i hr■n llrll IVIr|ih«itlr l'i>in|)jny in 19J5,
I
M
ol
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t*
i
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in
I
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d
g
11
y
Nib
■
,ifi•
1
Jili
1
ill
i*
' 11 1i 1'i-ige <-i
ptnk-T*lT*t paachaa that ara (oin( Into our aatra' re inn rk able job Fiifu Brown nnd
br*n*'d man, *nine b.n k to Molt*
In c u r l..r «hr nnir rerd puhliv Jrmjini tm rervkr anil the
grf t 1 • -« ’ f eak - bt i ;i i i
•padal paach lea craam, * Wa think wa’va recap. j Mrs W I* Hr- ok* h;i* Mturnud his a» le assistants have done in but "
lie, I hi si night mu mg n cylil
iriullanl i;iuwth nf tlir huiinr*!.
out (Ii ii|Ur ;*Mi| ifit. 1 1 --h ug ex bib
tarad tha mafic of Mty mocnlf ht la a paach orchard.
ssembBng it
fniru a tvt.i wruks* tisit tii S»
lie liplsteieil lit u It-*t*•I nnd o
T h., wa, an in. ir.i,r nl H IJ |>rf cent, and hrought Ihe
i.bi
NEW"-"
it ><, ,ke* 1
So if you're atUl romantic enough to care about that
The task of trnnsplantmg n hit
vminuh, (in., whun* *hi* whs tin
tulal nuinhrr ul mm ami women tvhn |iiu.ijr yuu wilh good
(Mil' .in - in*
p v lortiihei of hi- -Gift .lot the i v
aort of thipf . . . batter brinf aoma
tonight.
1 ■MTunfit• tv
pie i •tit bad
-n g»anted n
gu***t of htr daughter, Mrs. It F if real Florida on the shores of
trlrphunr i f i i i . f in the Snuth In 17,(MM). i »
I
(
'^ike Erie m no slouch joh, #*pele-idiine id *i«l *Im>* in t ,ttia I t
Cm ry.
T heir i’.ninll « a i nineteen and unr-lliird million dullati,
■lalfy when It invidve* bringing
\f i. I i li.. < tii* to11 't depul t He
n»»t n) i,hull i m > .pent in llirii home nniiinunitie!.
)v.i a iinli i' ll *iii* ** be lied it*
Mr*, J J. Cates arrived Imme hearing citrus trees, royal palms,
Thiwu^h 'l it*crimal udiie, in nine Hale*, ■hry devote their
volt hull * U»*.| 111 Vug list, IWU
For parties and lahle usr. we recommend our hulk (dipped) le*t Sunday from the 111n'*ge (*«n tfld hundreds of rare nnd tropical
thnuplit and ellmt tu gi*r >nu the heat p«„iblr telephone teivicc
iitants,
to
*ay
nothing
of
ton*
of
Ih
i
•
tiv
e
l
i.i-ie
1
1
uni
Betmudi.
I
rral
Hospital
in
Orlando,
where
Ice cream. It’s richer and better, 50c and 60c per t|narl
that .till and tt 11111111: can provide.
•xhihit materia!' that
portr iv*
vi bet i* h>- 'pent the last few 1
shn underwent an operation ttv
at all fountain* selling our product*.
T hey planned and placed in »ei»ke fl2.T2H.106 woith-ul
‘very phase of Florida’s historic,
no,iilli ||e may l»' Jollied beie by
era I week* ago.
For your between meal refreshment and for the working
additional trlrphunr "plant" in DM5 tn meet veivive drmaadi,
‘ommerrial. Industrial, and ngib
hi*
Hide
aii*l
f.nnd),
v*bu
live
»u
in > I'D alii! the J<’ i > » .mil they
man we suggest our freezer filled economy plnls at 15e
and thi! )rar it will expand rvrn inoir.
fid and Mrs ft. S T>th*t id •ollur.nl life.
-it\
* 1bit’*
V igli -1Iflu. 'll W VUi k
each, or 2 for 25c.
Tavri, m IDS, rn|uiird 1 trvotd turn uf W»A0V,(X)0 horn
I'm
convinced
that
this
direct
the San fold Nat inn il Guard, hiivi
11iti'x
the
..1 t f.*il win .
I IttNS ANSI MULE
the telephone mnipaiiy hy le.lrial, vtate. county and municipal
just returned from u visit t« ontact with thousand* of prospec
i*
1
be
mh
v
l
.inipu
A
llkl
1
*ii
gt
a^rncin. T im ti^uir, tern, will lie exceeded in I1J6.
Miami, where they expect tr tive tourists, home-seekers, and re t| Hn•y k**|it
iWeubi
in."
H im IHFNt E. It I July ’M
-nvestors, hacked hy interesting' Jiuklt. Mary.
(iuidinu thr»r trlrphunr lolk, at all lime,, in fair weather
make
th#1r
future
home,
M»*Ki*e Jungle
”1
315 EAST 1st ST.
id*
Mute
Ilian
.
’
train
|
hut*
fr*»m
md impressive exhibits is
th. ’ G;1
or in emeraenciet vuch a, file, I1i. mIi or ilormi, ii their expmaed
1ill'll*
that’ * ji*f Hie wny il' purl- f the |’rultM-f State*, a<
ohjettiie: tojfive the public the hen povohle verviee at the kuweit
Miss Florence Wells left Fun oust effective and profitable fo ei tl look
terne i •i b**vv I pivpil wi ll fi- it ilnV other cn ilitile*. h.lil
emt (umiilent with the financial lately uf the buiineit. - ’
day for Jacksonville where ahi ‘ f advertHing the state has ever .it.--lit it n Jii’n| wi- i-*it hi line In M i v i-G i*-.I to-re |m I night, pre mil0
bine. And I know that in a Inrev •I'ui'i'
will *p«nd some time as th
And ftik*. if vi*u dun
* i v to t'f tvx idif»h .inmijxI ceil
gin st of Mr
ami Mis. E. E ’ hret years is largely tire rratidi think that i- I'in;* up id ,* i f i*m
*• oil "ii ■ 1 'oils, lnb-1mil ion'!, whkh S o u th ern B e ll T elep h o n e end T e leg rep h C o m p a n )
on* We have experienced the In I foi Florida > Me **j* \d'lte*| ”
Keene, her uncle and aunt.
I •k Ills to u\\
nessiire the splendul vmiri*t -en
Social Calendar
Personals
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"The Ix>ne Wolf Returns”
Reasons
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Tor Rest Period
BLOSSOM
eat
i
SEMINOLE ICECREAMeverydayjit 3 '
t ScmiiioIc.Cfc^iiiicry Co#
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Montfortoi
hail as thtir guest* over th
week rml, Mr. and Mrs, B. F
Keene and their two daughters
Uomthy ahif Juan, uf Jack son
ville.
Mrs W. A. Leavitt and Mi
Victor Green will leave today fo
Montreat. N. C. En route the)
&vi!l hf toe overnight gu< ats ot
fMr*. I*. U. Stephenson in Jack
mnvillr.
The Hey, and Lln. W. I’
BtiHiln, Jr, were calif.I
trim
111u. rule e, N*. C., to attend thi
betUldr of Mrt. Brooka* fathei
f J. A - Tingle of
forayth, <!•
.who died laat night The funeral
will Le held tomorrow afternoon
Hubert Seott Lytle. Jr., of Han
Antonio, Texas, aon of Col. and
Mr*. It. S. Lytle, will vialt hi
father and mother In Daytmii
Beach nn hia wey tn WaBhiiu:ton. D. C , before prepeiins ti
enter Weal Point.
a d a y buy* a
™r^1vinatoir1
V« I t l W doa't a*! K>mt uch to
Paofls who COMla to aafcc 1 0 icnul
lwjttrfoq of the acwUnoitor.
For booiiT itao r«a cio m lor rout
MiL b u g b e VutlU C tU T<t tSui •
* k tt Kdvioator o ftn m wuh in
—tip* Mult-la rbcraoOMtct. No more
garwlag about citHoct K O tnintn.
No chant ot aanpawd ’ ctrictriiHM
fittw t. Food stored is Act? Hutotiiufc
I. Iaaabt VUM . I w n
AcJfinitor
• f c i It la a vrinta Urubtitc ot Low
Cm cl Optndoa tku nils you m
a d ?i«» U a foot carta l taOMUopoun
Ixturtr I Fin-Ten Frcuctiaq PUa.
Am <Imm tra t ill chat will ciah
tout ot. Too A he 4tli(hit<i to iota
the «May XdriaiM kstarre. M» So*
<bta grids to il nr air* m iti»J*rd
muilclt. iiuooim Mmtuf »*i«h ,
cur Musubilicr toratry ujuireuchof
■mage (fact.
And i d n i id, • |oy » M old k* iB>
m o hriarr Too l| ba thrtllad to owa
Itu « • Itlnasaor, eroud toiitow >t o f
tv >'«" tri-nOs And you css oww f IW
u r n Mr tur it it th. mm d emtf
>lr*. I’ rKe Heard, Mra. lae
Ryali, of Cordelc, G a, Mr!. T. 11
Nelion uf Alamo, Ga., Mrt. John
S tier of Doualae, Ga, who hair
r.een the yuetta o f Mia. J. L.
Strickland at Daytona Beach, will
be the recipients o f several pat
ties while her#-. At Ormond Beach,
they were the (ueste of Mre. M.
R. ) V lck fn d . A luncheon ws-.
(Wen in honor of the visitors thi'
afternoon st tha home of Mra. W.
G. Fleming, while tomorrow Mrs.
B. D. Caiwe I will entertain with
a luncheon for thtm.
WHERE TO GO
.for tobacco properly aged
TONIGHT!
•*Seller Air M t U ShertV
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Dance and Cool O ff
o f new tob acco. . . it's something like putting new
W e Never d e a r
CHICKEN DINNER 7he
wine in old bottles. I t m ight look a ll right, bu t it
Bleaks, Ckipa. Hat or CaU
PUto Immk
M ask,
W Im ,
M a s T sa r M a M
Y o u can't make a g ood cigarette out
'f /
Twice a Weak
45-Piece Done* Orcheitra
»*»■* XaiTIUBtTI - CMMMtM
certa in ly wouldn*t taste right.
U vM rs.
, A geing improves tobacco just like it does
aw4 sa fer
Ikoo to lad iinaiai lbs atw
til.’.cm OMwr.
I V l'liT
n .iu a s t i-K ,a t a i.k M
COtUMIIA MltWOiC
wine. Chesterfield tobaccos are aged for three *
SHORTS’ CAMP
y ea rs... it makes them
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mmmmmmu
11
mellow, m ild and fragrant
• it makes them win
fi IfM, Lwatn « Mxas TettCaa
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SE CTO R ftgS,
s s a t
| Opens Iq N e w T*rk
I FARMING DALE, N. Y , Jily SI.
■-~VthrAnMrin'‘* Dick Whitting
ton* oif golf. young man and *-oys
' whs rari*t afford to play tho game
•t t n ln l v t chi ho oil Uieir «▼erase
salary of |22 a week, opened their
annual scramble for the notion*!
public jink* champion ship yester
day .with * track drirsr, stock
[serk, employment monster end ■
p | station attondsat Wading the
k it yq«y*»
f As darfcnota settled over the
j million donor Beth P*ee Pork to}-1
, oat, tho HUiest dob that ever en torts4nod (ho "poor men” of th>f i f m p , the tore for tho quill fy. (at modal and team championship,
' both decided on two courses In 30
' hole* of plop orer two days, was
•so close Hu M on# itood out al
L a favorite.
National P lay
'World's Tto. 1 tinnis player, and
Boron Gottfried Von Gramm of
Gernnany, No. 2 InlcrnmUonsl
performer, haeo rntorod tho no*
Qowal championships at forest
lillls this Bepteinlwr, the United
Mstiy Lawn Tsnnls Association
MPOdWCSd yontordsy, ,*
Entrance of these top-ranking
playor* girea tla> championships
[. robust prospects of stsglng two
I'k f Ut* grandest return mitches
f’/ t o lonni* history—with
Perry
gpd Von Gramm favored to meet
la Qm men's slnslrs final, and
> llslgn Jacobs and her arch-rival,
Iff*. Hs|pt) Wills Moody favored |
- U settle their
long-standing
^ grudge In tho women's final.' ' I
Tarry
tslaldUWI a modern:
- fetord at th* Wimbledon (E n g /
H land) * “ world • series of
tbo
courts" ssrly title month by win*
OfOctal Railway lagyoctor ,
McLAUUN Jeweler
m p a u avb.
*1
MOTOR TROUBLE DIMMED
It wta a disappointing match
tbe I*,000 fans.
But the
ta it was orer, the officials
ananoneed that Von Gramm had
•(rained a mnscle in ids thigh
to tho fink service. The German}
Itad pls’/Sd brilliant tennis In
pywrious rounds.
‘
, How—the Boms will com#
booming I ofer to America drj
tennlnod to redeem hia poor
Wimbledon showing anil win tho
Senator Lout*- R. Murphy of Iowa ww, killed, *«d bis . wife
V. S. title now held by Wilmer
and their companions, Mr. and Mr*. W. F. Woodward, war* In
AlJIson of Tela*. . Allison won'
tbo title last year under drcum* j jured when tho auto In which they worn riding near Chippewa
Stances somewhat similar In I halls, WIs., careened off th* road and Ov»rturned. Mrs. Murphy
i t s victory orer Von Gramm- it shown sbov* In a . hospital Robert Woodwai^L-saa-wf. dha-ia-
OTTAWA, flu ’ jnty 2I.-bP )—
Elmer H. Crawford, 27, on auto
mobile mechanic, was.killed Sun
day when a mono-coupe bbplaao
ho wag piloting bn a farm adar
kero. Witnesses said the plane apipsraatly had derslopSd motor trots*
X
Stage A ir ‘Defense’ :
Harry Cooper Wins
bar.* " l H $ j g ^ wra<W
car. (Ain,elated Press
trophy can gain permanent
- JMtllon with another victory,
Yff
SUPPORTS ROOSEVELT
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NEW YORK July 21.—(AT—
Good Neighbor
league,
JK ugh/'lti siecutiv* chairman,
>T. Stanley High, Eatclls M.
iLtmHOrgsr and Patrick II. Cal.
thane Sunday tssutid from Its
tdwly opened offkss
hero a
itaieasant urging rapport of
Iraaldont Rsosovclt In the com*
tog campaign.
.
prUea in |h* two-day Miami*
Florida
duekpin
ewocpaUkee,
completed hero Sunday night(lua Schaeffer of Miami pun
th* singlet with a set o f W0 aftor iialrlnrf with Paddy Watkins
In th* double# for * now slat*
rKord sonr* of ;7I2.
Anllnvon o f Miami was
high, in tha *Jl.rv*nta with 1119.
.T ic Brudawlck Eomlnole* took
team
honor*, beating Lucky
Btsurn In an
sll-Mlaml final
match. The Palm llcach alloy*
and the Dromedary quintet' of
Tampd wer* eliminated In tha
wmwlnsla.
ST. PAUL, July I l .- I A V ■
Ltghthorso Harry Coqpor, Chicago,
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.
_ left anothar trail of blrdlss behind
Harris Wins Annual him yesterday to capture hla third
lif in i W i tfldklf T n i i m p v 8t- p*u) °P*n ■ "« tournament
M i a m i u o i i i o u r n e y t h ,mpUnohip by a four-stroko
.......
—- ' . .
‘ margin ovor Dlek Hats of Krone*
MIAMI BEACH, July 91.—0**) ton, m.. In a 80-holo playoff,
-P o tJ Harris t f Mlessl, long-drlvpjt(nJf Dp hl| ^rsotage oa tho
ing former profeeeioaei baseball mon,inp j^ond. whisk bo finished
ptoyor, won tbo annuel Metropol- wlfl, , j|e^,trolio |s*d. Cooiwr had
iun Miami amaUur golf (ourtia* * Jg-hole total of 1U. and Mots
man hero Sunday with * 73- had round* of 71-8S for 13*. The
hold model score of 2*9.
1chlcegoan shot a M In tha momHarris had rounds of 7*. 73, 71 (ng and SO on th* second IK •
arid 7« to finish sad stroke *h«rJ
rha playoff. was tho wymnd In
of young Henry Russe l o f Coral Um seven-year history o f U s iin f.
Gobi*, former Florida high, school namont and wan necessitated when
champion.
tha two ,player* complete I tbo
Th*. tournament, which aUract- rigulation 72 ho'**: BunJay with
od ISO entrants, was plaVed on 277 Utah of tor Chopwi.'hod- scovfour succsaqfrt Sunday* over thras com* a els-stroke adranfsgj In the
court**,
•
last two rounds Sunday
TOKYO, July 2I<-(AT—Eight
million Japanese residents from
Tokyo to Yokohama yesterday ho*
Under rigid army direction, the
population was forced was submit
to restrictions simuatlng w*|
time. For four nights all lights,
In Iht area have boon ordered eg*
tlngulshed, theaters closed and,
night traffic largely suspended.
The maneuvers are based on the
assumption that an Imaginary j
hostile navy with a powerful air!
force la steaming toward tho Jap
anese lapltal from the Eastern;
Pacific, . •
.U
now In now-dotlgn
Swankyswlg glauott
• Sparkling itanta strawn with
bright start. . . th* new B raky,
swig*. You11 want to collect a
whotosst. And whileyoo'redoing
with a l b t w w . / f ' g
Of tbs delicious C -
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MIAMI, July
t l.—W )—Tho
Coast Guard patrol boat Pandora
Sunday sftornoon took th* Brit
ish motorship tkhwatka la tow
noar Alligator Roof/ftt miles south
of hors, and hsadtd bock to this
port with Uis disabled craft.
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PROOUCRH REVENUE
TALIAHAHSER, J u y 21^-CPJ
— Florbla'o much-dlsputod g rtia
receipts and occupatlmai llcunl*
tav p in e d by th* 1098 Legisla
ture produced $718,301.19 up to
July 1, 1U38.
T h * firat.slp will cocks'
trine* j# u that bara is A,
sparkl ing, Invigorating
Cola that la rlch e r.fa * .
tier. I f* doubly good and
double In algal
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THE SANFORD
NAVAL FLIERS P IE IN CRASH!
PAGE
9ANE0BD. FLORIDA
Glimpses O f The ‘First Family*
KATIE RAWLS WINS DIVING TITLE
Katherine Rawla, all-around twlmmlng ttar from Miami Beach, F la ,
I* ihewa doing ■ half gainer In the final* of the American Olympia \‘
thr**-m*tar diving ehamplonehlp at Naw York which tha wen with B
‘/ I
fatal of n . M point*. Th a t g*va har a place on the Olympic dlviM
team that will repreaant tha United atalae In Berlin. (Aeeoclatal
e
Prate Photo)
It
>;
Th e fly* children of the Proeldtnt became well known figure* of Amcrlcon youth during the poet four yoere. Left. Mr*. Ann* Bocttlgor and
A o r children, "O utlie" and "little* Dali, no longer the babl«* they were when their grandfather became Preeldentl right, Franklin, J r ,
member ef the Junior varalty crew *t Harvard! center: top. Jam**. Maiiachueatte buimeia man; center, Klllolt, Toaa* butlntt* man; below*
John, aleo a Harvard atudant (Aetoelated Prtta Photo*)
—— .
BABY DIONNE A HUSKY BOY!
f
—
R E V O L T S P R E A D S F R O M M OROCCO T O S P A IN
BULLET ONLY REAL CLUE IN SLAYING OF
SW '
0*Vd Dionne, father of
ST X l | « ;
4
life
m
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m
p..; v,
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Mrv AUhKujaB
•f Htlao Clovonger (lo ft), Now Yark vni*
The ballot wbleh pi tread bar hreaat and <
room la the only remaining real elue to th* Identity
varalty (tenor student. lit an Aahtvllll, N.
litr
of tha liayar. Polite Chief William A BfCrtM told. Cara*ar Georg* P, Balar Jr. (rig h t) la tain oaamtan
beg tha fatal alug and ahail which lit aa odd-ala*d plotaL (Aaaeelotod Praaa Photo*)
(
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*
Bpr.adtaf Jmm Spanish Morocco to the Spnnldi a e«l»W ^ e> d n «lt among dlaaalWled troop,
wsa reported gaining headway. A iteM « * a typeal 'at ihoer bi*iag taied in th i t i r f i N iMttwtvn Min
loyal govoraaeaat troopa aad tha revetotUnlae he a pryvioua outbreak. Below lo tha rebel troop barrack* at tha IptalsH forai** Lottos to M » m i*- a hotbed at the preterit m ilitary revolt. N um eiou.
petooni have been reportod ttaln to thto «tty. Odvanuaeat airmen art alao aald to hav* bomLml
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PRESIDENT'S BOAT BARELY ESCAPES COLLISION
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IB B SAirrO tD B O M
[right Shelled All-Star Outfit
’or Nine Blow* To Meet U|«i*
In First Round On August 18th
TOWNS WINS OLYMPIC PLACE
Auewed Finer
For Arguments
AugustComeback
Hitter, •Spoils Perfect Game
sales Southpaw; Palatka
Ex-Champion, Now33,
I By One Run Margin______ .
Is Tavern Keeper
uA m -ut;
In
M a s s ackusetts
T H E STANDINGS
T—
ote Does Spendid Sportawriters Asked
To S e l e c t Repre
R elief Work Hold
s e n t a t i v e Team
in g Down Hitters
ST. AUGUSTINE, July 21—
m g BUI Butknd acatDrod i l l
Mford hit* hera yeaterday aa
l. Auguatln* piled up an early
■a to defeat the bottom-plaee
eokouta, t to 2, In the Florida
- State League.
'.T h e Saint* pounded Wright,
the alerting Lookout hurlcr. for
'glim hit* and three runa In the
t fln t Inning* but were completely
tamed by the relief hurling of
^FltageraM ’s double, ilngle* by
> Etoard and Zupanlc and a Mali'
by! error at aecond, atood out In
' a two-run *prc* by S t Auguitlne
l i t ; tho opening frame. Bektr
drere McGowan home with the
-th ird Paint nth In Urn fourth
Andrews Docked |50;
Manager Emerson
Is Set B a c k $25
.
l)r PAT PATTBSSON
r r mrirfi m n t u a n
Won DM
I
Dayiena *4*a*k
IT 11 .
UalaaavtIU
41 4*
Paietka
41 It
04. Augaatta*
41 D
iti
UtUaa
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iaaforO
11 «J
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Eddlt Gilliland, president of Dm
Florida Stato League, yesterday In.
vltod iportawriUra In towna aepporting tU U loop boll club* to
cHom an all-star outfit that will
moot tbs Daytona Beach la'anden
In Daytona Boach on Aug. 10.
Thli drpartmont, in naming ID
thole* for m a n iftr, will look
aquarcty Into tho ryta o f “ Raw
Meat" BUI R odgen, Lookout torn.
D n aeltctlon lo mkd* on tho baata
of ciporionco— and Rodger* ,ha*
nearly three deeadea o f prof**'
*lon*J bt**b*l| life Deluding •«»oral term* in tho toajore.
On thl* and Ilka department* of
aUte Digue baaeba I town* falD
the dublootly dealrabla pleaaura of
YsststdayW
P ltta b u r a h
out
«xt
Ha yalkadflhalpeat
Jeweler. Mag. Ate.
8 - L o i t u d Found
I’ h l U d t l p b l a
AM C a ltlt
N*w ToVk
Sparkman . fanned
the minor leacar head wrote. KJ
ten not consider Die *lzo nf^k
leagu*. tho po*itlcn o f a cluh In a
race, nor enn t ever connlfeF
whether tho league foM* up nr not
In the matter of enforcing rule* of
ba*#b»l] and putting
rowdylrm
her in
LHAOIT
Won Loot
1* 1*
1*
It
^and
walked thr*f .dg|Bte’ Ull M a r
while TTbart Padgett, *Btffne*v|Uf
righthaadea w hg
ka‘» nemeeto lo r the ;|pat month,
wa* nicked for eight WD, three of
them In th* ninth'tento.- Padgett
•truck o-.t flv* and Nglked o* f.
Guerra alerted th* atnth w Bh a
one timer to laAjC fiter and .raced
clear to third oaVkiidfew*' nghber
the official Olympic
handbook
over.aecond. LudmViJjke td.tight
ended the H it/' «*■. V
which riiy* ipcciflcnlly that kill
taklnr Hut acthn purely In view
G oon* we* tha only'player to
which he* entereij g complete entries must bo received by mid*
iof President Gillllami’s "(arncst
i . vi, :.r.iw i . i , .
track end field teem— threo men night July IS.
plea In tehnlr nf your little Iregun,
In each event— In the Olympic
A German Olympic offlcUl, hut you Just might a* well notify
games, a chcckover today o f the questioned about tho discrepancy, a I comers It U not the atandird
entries received to date showed. wild. "There ha* been some by which future performances may
m
Germany I* ■ cloin aecond, Liuublo with the application* ul bo Judged.—
Andrews became InrolvH when newai
with throe men In every event four nation*, wherefore w* are
eicept the llU-metar* hurdles and unable to give out tha entire list he *hoved Umpire SheffDId at a (D " 1
P®l* vault In tha men'* division Everything will be In order by game In Deylonn Beach aeirly the a
Zupsnlr.lk
( l is i and th* high jump in th* warn- Monday and lb* final IDt preli two months ago when protesting a Dam
W . D a v lO b
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tn', division. The* Natl* bar* ably will b* available Tuesday." deciiDn o f the arbiter's at Drat
«—
M c d o w s n .c 1 a < si
Great Britain I* only fraction bae*. Manager Emerson's flae was
A
H o t lin e ,p
,
,
- J entered two each In th* three
ally represented to date, with po the result nf Jil* action at Gains*- p*ww
|event* mentioned.
„ * — hstDtl fo r W rig h t In * 11, .
A total of 021 entriea—B3I Ip entries In any o f the flat racoa villa when he.unstrappetl the fln t t o e n
n**rord
mu loo » n i _ l
tha marathon. Entile* reee sack from U* peg, threw it
nl- Au ai utl n.
loo i«o « o » — • men'* Dark and field and 17 to up to
F ll.g.r.ld, women's-havo been received thus have bean received In tho hurdle Into (he air following a rtoe* play ^ 2 2
n w in ilili, Airflow art.
far. In addition to theta Individ race* and all 'tha fluid even la ac |railed by Umpire Meddoek. end
5
Krrtira: K. D n vU ,
M a ll by.
Ilon n a r. Klnnrti. M H luw an.
* ual entriea 18 nations :have an- cept tha Javelin ami shot put. then attempted to ellmb Into the
fluitM U itr tl lit: Klnarit, K upantr. land team* In th* 400-meter re Caqada hai forwarded only one
■lend* to get at heck'lng fens.
A *
IjU firan. l U k t r T w o
baa*
hltat
PIliM r raid. Mini** rt baaaai I lo n n t f lay and 15 In tha 1600-meter re entry, ami that for the Javvlln.
Neither
Great
Britain
nor
Canada
U nubla playa: |)nvi« ( o Z u p a n lc. lay. Sev*n nation* have entered
Ilo im rr Ut lln k r r l o Zi>ririt« D a l la tram* In .tho women’* 400-mater ha* entered ID women'* athlete*
to lla k v r lo Z u p a n lc . C la ry l o H.
a* y e t
Da via. L tfi o n tiitins; Ml, A tm u*** relay.
l!*ia 9; Manftirtl 9, Ilaava oti
Many nation* are completely
Tha antry list i* expected to
Great Britain Only Fractionally Repre
sented; Germany Ranks Next To U. S.;
Entries Close Saturday.
/
*t
of tha tonlny.
C ln .lin i
hitter lo t fipaed thawfolowlng
to come out unambWSTor Ua ahulout in th* only tlyyatealag Inning.
America Enters Complete
CLASSIFIED ADV.
Jack Sharkey o f Boston In Yan
kee Stadium. August 12.
Both fighter* ware algatU . for
a 10-rounder yeaterday by Urn
20th Century CTab.
:
The fight win be atagad in
plan o f the Barney Rose-Tony
Can toner!
welterweight
UUo
aerap which If Ik* Jacobs, n t h
Century promoter, area trying to
negotiate for that date,
Sharkey will be the fourth formar champion Lento will face,
After disposing o f Mails Hear
Prime- Carper* la W* meteork
climb to a tit)* bout with Jimmy
Braddock. Jo* wag knocked out
in the twelfth round by M ai
Schmellng of Germany, Mother
ci-Utleholder, In June *- , ■
Tho Lotda aerap w ill b* tho
fifth bout to Urn comeback ekmia* palgu o f U-year-old . Sharfcef.
i n |Sharkey mow a ' Boston tavorn
Jf? |keeper elate he retired from .the
I m H*
Cincinnati at Boston
Forrest (2p**> Town*, ttm aaaeatDaal OaargD traak ater, I* thowa
(right) winning th* It* blah hardlM In t e ll aaaond* during (he final
Olympia try-swte at New Tartu H* teelly wen a place ea the United
•Utae team bound far Berlin. (Aeeeelated Free* Pheta)
T01*'*
1
FaUtk* I. Oaiassvltls s.
IK. Augustin* I. Kssford 1.
l)>Un* at Daytona to Us Ida td
lattr dot*.
riama. TaSgV
Daytona Heath at Ifelaad
HI. Augatlln* *1 Hanlord.
ralatka st UstwcsviH*.
«
kattovai. t.nanir.
Wo a l « t
1 ct.
Chicago
II It
ML- t o e h
■ I* ii
in
FUtakergb
44 41
Hsw York
41 41
in
Cincinnati
41 41
Boston
41 4*
m
PhlladalokU
11 It
Drooklya
*"
T w I t l A l Y N m b IU
No gem** sek*dut*d.
0*m
Y w doy
Cli lo g s at Bosh lye,
gl. LouL at N*w York.
Sanford tnmehad two baiaa on
til* and Duncan'* tingle off
. Sanford’*
Lookout*
will
moat Palatka tomorrow In tha
Artie* Bowl,'there, Today tho
locala are tangling with St.
.Auguatln* bar*.
it
NEW TORE, July
Joe Louie, Detroit’* *rttWhile
“ Brown Bombsr,"
wilt launch
U* comeback rempaigB
former
k
u lg
dka
p te n
Irw
n tf pf H
l lkt t
apien
PMUdstVhlaat iHtralt.
New Yelk- at 8C Louis.
Iloaloa at CDeslaad.
Wsikinatos st Chicago.
PICNIC
DANCE
‘ Modern
/ : 8 MILE
B f f c O Y A C L E A N S 'W IM
PALM
ODERN FOOL
LONGWi
IN R1
WATER
SPR1
IpeaJal Rate*.
AdalD lie
gWIMMlNG M g DANCING C L A M t i BA’
inSRSSTST
•( li .( 1- |
nan nun V*urr o h a n g i
TEIA T TOUMBLF TO THE BEST
i
Bterillasd Bettla*
o f f VIu I la n*l |. W r.tfU l I. M a la a.
M irucli uui l»y Ilutlam t I. \ V rl«bi
W iffO ir f. M ota I. Illta o f f W r la h t In I
swell appreciably during th* next
few (toys aa th* official German
Now* .Agency announced today
m. Reward. Saaboard OU Co. W
" * * * \n*
olt **•«•
I Isnlnis
1 and * run*.
DuUsmt
't
Gm
o
Ui m
pump
B—AulomohUM.
In * limine* T and t run*, till hy
illrlisr, ky Hullsnd IK. Dwvl*).
Wlnnln* plleksr) Dulland. Lualng
pllrher: Wrlant. Umpire*: llorders
and Hhepsrtl. Tims ut asms 1:16.
T H E R
^ !" ■
/ echuol kg* to handle advsrtl*ing material for local itoiu. No
experience necaiaary but appli
cant moat be willing to learn.
‘Small understanding of art Fork
nMlpful. Bmall aalary and parttime Job to atert with. Apply to
AAA, Htteld.
aodanye/)
^
‘
•'*
•
•'
im il
rED TO RENTi
Steeping
■ or amnll apartment. AdP. 0 . Box «*T. BUto price
V TLo OeomlDtteMoTlte trend te a tpimllt
new principle la trend dorian* The Duel-10 j
, Addreee Beg m .Ovtedo* Fte.
(
^
-
�WHERE REVOLT
L O Y A L TRO O PS M A R C H A G A IN S T SPA N ISH REBELS
» -’
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r t'* * 1- *i j f i
I ■mu ■ m ■ «■ — - — ■— ■
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orces
S r
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TriumphantAt S
R evolution
Fight With M il
9f
j
Sinking O f
American W ar
Ordered To.I
I n ; Danger.
Rank W ith Torrid
P gribdyO M W
victory on
;! V&ST
lend and
enter at sea for the Id
Spanish government we
ported . today m * j5
whined an accompanl
to bitter battles for
ith t«mpenturM from 100
105 degrees wfl|>\ spread
er the corn belt tomorrow,
* ^ U M >hwitL<sX > rith a rtfcl
the h u rt reports Indicated the
State And County
Tax Sale Is Billed
Case at Ufa was heavy os Spanish leftists Is control a t the ,goeeramant strath quickly to pat down a rebellion by enraged rightntnstiee.
toto in strategic cities end 8panish Motocm. This map shows -the
it was wanting o p today la citise in which fighting took place. The shaded\sr*M -indicate provH a sp * Missouri, lew s, Beulhera
ftehrnska, Illinois., Indians sod
t o w n Michigan. There to " «
m&M.
Personal Taxes Also
Come Under Fire,
Jinklns A s s e r t s
« m
c r iY N S w n a b r i e f s '
‘Walkout' Event
Deputy Sheriff \Uses
r Pursuing
Move Head
, Inly H r H B V stsok fry of tits Orlando lAgfen o r i M t or tobMqheatiy,
tinder the Florida law, a tag
port td bo given at I P. M. to
certificate draws intsrest at Uui
day at Pehn Spring*.'
rats of IS par cent for tho first
year,
10 percent for tho second
Tho second In a series ef tlx
amateur night programs will be year, and sight per tent for each
succeeding year until redemption
presented' from the Bits Theater
to mode.
stage Friday night, according to
-The owner o f a piece at prop
1. L. Msrentetu, manager of tbo
erty has two years In which to
playhouse.
_
redeem his holding bofern s tax
dead can bo Issued,** tho collector
Pinna for n Coronado Beech
ICeotleeeO «s sage three,
picnic Thursday afternoon will;
bo discussed by the Hanford
Lions Club at .7 o'clock tonight Loftin Says Senate
during the organisation's semi
Bill On Railroads
monthly moating to tho Mayfair
Is. Termed Invalid
Hotel.
Own roily
1
fhir
tonight
and '
A Senate bill, endorsed by the
Fa, to
i 'a £ £ T t o r
proposed legislation died when It
failed to be reported by the Sen
ator committee on interstate commelee: before adjournment of
Local indoracment ef the bUi
token at the toetigmUon of
otm
iportafloa Conference In
Lindberghs Pay
Visit To Berlin
RERUN, July H ^ - C o L
and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh
landed at the Berlin airport hsre
today In thslr own plans.
The famous flying coupto
were greeted by German flier*
and members of tho American
imtsisy.
Col. Undbsrgb, It was report
ed, Is expected to meet Adelf
Hitler during the stay In Ger
many.
It was believed the American
f.tore dropped In her* U at
tend the Olympic Gamae which
are scheduled for August.
Citrus Control
Committee Seeps
M o r e . Authority
r
-
Asks Power To Cor
rect Base A l l o t
ments I n E r r o r
rebels who held it ptosa yeet
morning. Two thousemi m
loyal to the government, wyr
to have ousted the rebels, ’
Radio broadcasts from 1
Spain, described the sinhb
three BpenUh ships, and the
bsrdtog of Cadis by rebel alrp
Spanish warships opened a
bombardment en the robe
hold o f Latinos, elded by I
Spanish warships alee ,
in Gibraltar Harbor and
boltovad they ptaaned to
the roboh in Algerians.
I i Tbs V fUed S tater S
Seminole County citrus growsr*
were asked today by the U. S. Depart own! at Agriooltow to gtv*
additional power* to tho control
committee operating under an
agreomont tad order regulating
the handling of citrus fruit* grown
In the stats.
<
Citrus IsUresU were asktd to
rote "re t" er -pa" to the preposi
it. the jmmbsItooKtpon
-commits# 'topon IU
Its
tion that
usurp .object toJhe opw u m l y of the parses affected to
00 board, many correct say allotSrtnA hiss U the svldenee revosle
Mrs. H. a Lingle, bar son that such sllatmsab boss is inactCMllaeeO m pane tkrse,
"Sonny,' end her father, Walter I
Dental, today continued by train'
their Journeyio Cairo, III., which'
was interrupted Monday by s n '
automobile accident near !I*n-|
derton, Os., sine miles south'of
Perry,
Comprehensive details of the
crash wars net ypeelvsd hare un
til this morning,
Mr. Densol, it Is reported was
driving the Lingle car when It
met a Ford pick-up truck which
was speeding about 70 miles an
hour on the left side of the high
way and rounding a curve.
|hsre for several years and but s
, Mr. Densel attempted to avoid Ilarge __
____ to tho
number ef friendo
driving Into a ditch on tho right {ty,
ride of tho
the rood and cut
n l'ici«ro**
r o s s lj Tho
^
Hamilton Hotel purchase
side
IlsmlHon
to **•
the left to *an
to *mlsa;w
u made
made far
fer ta consideration
consideration Of
Of
*•
* .*effort
*?*?* to
ta,!w u
the'roaring
Information
tho •rouring teach
truck driven by a , $40,000,
|W,000, according to information
Mr. Boatwright of Cordate, Os. available. It to a W-room .true_______
... at the , it solidly
CVaahlnc -into the middle of tare
and one
the Lingle into, the truth ca constructed building* to WVitor
reened dram the road for 100 Park.
yards
then' overturned twice. ' A program of repairing, and
Both vehicle* were demolished.. reparation to to be Inotitutod In
Mrs. Uncle. Mr. Densel and the near future Sixths hotoll. It
Mr- Boatwright ' sustained min w o innounefcL
msreae, eat* and bruises, but
otbonrtH W*r* ivot seriously l»-.
fured,' -gpony- 'Lingle was an
Mrs. Lingle, Son,
su n te
Fattier
Journey T o Cairo
h. b. p
B o f* S
tax deed tho ownership of whtoh
I. 1.
l ’ *
tra CatsInids.
Greet Britain sent w
Spain to protect He Ml
the center-ef the rivfl
Its fortifications et a
Is flaming throughout
N egro Wot
F or
Mad
driving after an oocop
day which took her re
the highway end into a
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W est Downs East
In Men's d a y
C o a r t Totimey
Tferres Allowa
Red* Bat Trio
' Of Safe Blow*
•
NEW YORK, July
—Tb* West conquemd the
Kelt In Lbs qM ilir flnaI
m u d of tbs E u te n n n ’i
day court tennis ebwplooahlp* hers yesterday. Tbrts
Californians and ooo OkJa-
■
BiStruf Hits Triple;
McMullen Collects
i P a i r Of Binglee
i
to> aad went to third on
rip’ fly to center. Catos hit a
«ndsr to ttobersoh who threw
Langston at tha plate. Ills*
f ihen petted a triple to can'with Cates scoring. Mai thy
gjed to abort right but was
aad out attempting to stscl.
fhe remainder of the gamj Me
lb a settled dawn and turned
the heat, only one hitter
tlthy, getting aa far as first.
M.waa on a walk In the
flnth.
Robert R i m tbs Lot An*
£tls« jrronpbr who head a the
awdid Ibt. hi a doubles partasr, Wayne “Rabin of Hollywood, and John Law; Stanford
graduate from raaadsoa. ware
Caloflmla'a representatives, but
they had to make room far
Don McNeill, the ‘ Iran man*
Kenyon • College
freshman
from Oklahoma City, -t'
‘ McNeill turned la a 6-7, 6-7.
6-1 rlclory over 4£year-old
Manuel Leonard Hafiman of
New York, the runner-up last
year and barely pulled out a
1 A H M victory. Law, llko
McNeill, an urtaeeded player,
eliminated the aeeond aoeded
•tar. J. Gilbert Hall of Sooth
Orange. N, J., 1*6, 9-7, *4.
Sabin conquered Frank Bow*
den, seeded Jut a notch above
him in fourth place; 0-3, 0-4.
W e ^ j K ^ T T g f t d ' w l t h thy
.bases loaded to .knock la tiro
runs.
Off Dean and Lowe the Saints
corral ltd eight hita at compared
to the rive blows which the Asateas
collected
off 8oothpaw
Schneider. Lows got credit for
the lots, although he pitched to
tie from the start. The O-Men col
lected flro kite o ff Browt, who i
went the entire route for the .In
landers, while the visitors were,
getting to Ftmaasi and MeNaaura
for four hita. McNamara, who ra*l
Iis rad Faffrcttf to the fourth, after
the Islanders had scored three runs [
and gotta* two hita, dM not give I
up n bit aatli the tenth Inning. |
The G-Man eeered their-first
two non In the aeeond on no hits,
the third waa added In the fifth
am a triple by KcDougal and Mc
Namara's long fly to right.
The threw Daytona Beach runs
tame In the fourth Inning. Ander
son and Morton drew free psrnt,
On a fielder's (holes by FralLt.
Morton waa oat at second, Ander
son tsking third, Dillingham then
BOSTON, July 18,—W —‘“Sunny
emptied the begs with a ton? drltn
over the left field for a home run. Jim" Bottomiey, first bstemao for
The G-Men, who are now rest* the St. Louts Browns, announced
lag hr second place, play the fit. yesterday ho was retiring, at the
cloae of the Browns', preterit trip.
He said a strained btek had
bothered him for the pest twj
years and. aggravated by this sea
•hewm a* Map wiled frees New Verb abeard the llasr Manhattan far the OlympU fames In left la
son’s pliyiair, waa forcing him out
ere fits airlefiMtog stars en the United States swimming team. Left ts right: Edith Mertridge,
Home
Rons
I leaner Helm Jarratt. Katherine Rawls, Dorothy PeynUn Mill and Lsnore Right Wlngard. to lew,
of ths game.
are Alan Oevtd (right), genertl sperte editor ef the Asseslalsd Prase, end Joseph Canavs, Aeeeeleted
Bottomiey, one of the higher
Prate staff phstagrsphor, who aeeempsnlsd the teama to saver the games. (AssosIsUd Prase Phetee)
By The Associated Press
priced baitboli players since 1J2J,
Yssterday’s homers; Ooslln, Tig- came up from the minors to the
e n , 2; Gshrlngsr, Tigers, I; Les St. Louis Cardinal* In that yaar.
ser!, Yonks, 1| Rotfc. Ysnks, I; He starred for the Cards for 10
Gehring, Yanks, 1; Dickey, Ysnks, yrars, when ho was traded to the
1; Hale, Indians, 1;-Kuhel, Sena Cincinnati Reds.
tors. 1| Berger, Bees, l; Mlio,
At tha beginning of this mason
Cardlnsls, X.
the Reds did not rtnsw his contract,
The leaden) Fogg, Red So*, 26; because of his back Injury, and
Gehrig, Yanks, 36; Trasky, In Bottomiey went over to tha Browns
Jefferson, Mo., Lad Downs Jack Manger CHICAGO, July 18^(1F)-Tbe diana, 22; Dickey. Tanks, 18; Ott, in* the American League.
103G queen of the American turf Giants, 17; Gosltn, Tigers, 16; AvOn Last Green In Western Amateur
will bo crowned at Arlington Park •rill, Indians, 16.
Alf Watson, .Australian Olym
trxlay with the eighth running of
Lewrue Toto Is
pic hurdler, 29, has bean compet
Golf . T o u r n a m e n t
the 637,000 added Lassie Stakes, A m erican________
424 ing far 14 years.
richest race for two-year old fil N a tio n a l...... ..............„..............asp
OMAHA, Neb., July l l . - l / D lies In the world.
Young Paul Leslie, of the Jeffer
There la grave danger, how
son City,. M e, Leslies, made a
r m iiu
sta tm t a s u V a
ever, that the fillies may have
W on L o o t
re t.
balky putter operate to perfec iM itu n * I J .s c b
IT
IS
. l i t the spotlight taken away tram
Tha Lake at Berlin's Olympic
tion.-yesterday on ono all-impor C la ln o .f l ll.
It
St
.M I them and switched aver * to a
S t. A u iiu a lla a
It
IS
.III
Village la stocked with 800 gold
tant green, the thirty-eight)) to I 'a U t k a
II 'l l
.MS
flab.
IT
It
,111
overcome Jack Munger, Dallas, I tria l rut
Hatiford
11 I*
.411
Southern. amateur champion. In
V rrtnlar'a S n a ils
Along Uta "Via Trlurephalls,"
, U l k < 1; a t. A u a u . l l n . I (IS
toq_ five-star__ihrotier of
the I n nn ln
a a ),
,
leading from the center of Ber
|trla>ntl S; Hanford I (I Infilns*.
Western amateur golf title tour- rain).
lin to Olymple Village, will be
ns me at.
t> a ) lo n a tta a c h I ; ( la ln a a r llla I.
plaeed 16 kilometers or garlands,
(
J
g
t
o
t
•
I
'
m
I
n
t
All square due to » spectacu
87,000 squire meters e l flags, am]
HI. A u « u * tl* » » l <lMln*«v1ll«.
lar 32-64—66, sU under par for Hiiftttnn ilWMctL m
tho Happy Hollow Club “layout U f U r n t i t I ’M lalka.
and tha beat round of tho tour
s a t id u l
L M tu ra
nament, by Mungsr tn tha after
Won Im I
St
IS
noon, as they finished the reg C hicago
HI. I .to la
It
II
year olds, HoUyrood and Count
ulation 66-holes under the same I t l t . h u r a h
II
IS
I I .* i s
Morse, also figure w contender*.
tireless Nebraska
sun,
they C in cin n ati
» w To th
41
M
The Lassie Stake at sU fur
moved onto eatra duty. The first S
h a lo s
I I 44
long* attracted the usual fash
ovtrtlms hols waa dWtddd In par I'h ll.iM p h la
II
It
ionable field. Entries Include 16
four, and whan Leslie's second U ronklynT H I r r S a r a IsH r . .IS
II.
thoroughbreds.
shot on tho thirty-eighth stopped New Y ork S; H ltt.h u g rh S,
American aad English visit
lin m k ly n I ; C ln rln n a ll S.
40 feet from the cup, with Muii
ing athlete* wanted stork* in Otynw
U u .ln n I ; C l t n i n I.
ger only eight feet sway, this Nt.
L u u l. S; I’MI u lrlp h la I.
Boat Pilots C t a c k pie VHAg*. Danes wanted rabbits.
H o a x T aA ar
black-haired Mlaaourian'a chance*
asked fur swan* and docks.
I'h
lla
d
.tp
lita
a
t
C
blrago.
Four
World Records Swede*
of niching the aeml-finala ap
Iiri.i.n mi h i . I s s l a
The Berlin aoo aatiafwd nD-turnpeared gone,
N.W T urk a t C ln r ls a a tl.
tag taoee many vtriatlea nf anL
HAVRE DE GRACE, M<L, July aula In the village.
Ha • Upped up with n putter
18. -riff)— Power boot driven
lhat had failed him on ntunaraui
christened the annual regatta of
betas Ions during Urn day, drilled
iv York
.IS
II
the H a m da Grace Yacht Club
-tho long curling putt Into the iK
lltn lu iS
IT I
with four dashes ef world record
can for a birdie, three. Monger's llaalMfl
41
4
IW trntl
41
1
speed yesterday.
bid for 1 “Rfe-givlng birdie missed W
u h l.n tp n
44
4
H. 8. Eklof of Baltimore, ac
tha cup by g fraction ef na Inch. C l l n i .
41
l
ll
l
counted for twe record*, Georg*
L ultoy sparkling putt gayc I'h lU it.ip h l*
B. Ward, Jr., of .Wilmington DoL,
him the r i p l to meet Chksgo’s ■»- u m .tn l ,r 4 a |S i nMil.i
for one, aad Jo* Monifle, also ef
Johnny Lehman, the tournament Ibi.tnn I. HI. ).,«!■ I,
New Yulk I. lx tr.U I.
Wilmington, for another is mil*
favorite, la k 16-hole aemi-flnntrials for Inboard runabouts.
In a final trial, Eklof rant hi*
t t - ' although lacking the “
U-eyiloder, 6-rarhnrator, Bserious
hfUlUsae' that characUriaed Me
II, over the Suaguthanim Elrer. at
shooting during the last tarn f t . l r land *1 W u k llfl
C kif.su si tnumdstphis
an average »f M i l l arilw M
d e y v fsaiciWed atkadlly t« **•
how to shatter ,* mark h*s hwd
trvdm* another Dallas youngster,
ragWUred only an beer *r M*
Lon Schumacher, la n stubbqHW A u s t r i A , <
cariWr ia the unlimited ctora.
ly fought, mttoh, one up ta W Given Equal
Leslie’s B a lk y.P u tter Is U.S. Turf Queen To
Be Crowned Today
Brought To Perfect Form In Arlington M eet
THE STANDINGS
«
^ V a J W N r W P . *n
Ik had was forced at aecon'l'Pelanni. It
Didrickaon. Then Welch hit • SljSSlon. p
t t and all hands ware safe In
,
«•*»«*«*• t‘ W&o
md. Bolling ended the at- clary. «
ptod rally.
Lraestok. rf
flth twe away In the tlghth {£,*£
Hollen polled hla second hit jiisiruf, a
)
day. • *!"«>*• **• "*“* Oearatrset. If
birdon Didrickaon'a blow itanean. at
right. Other trito n went Maltby, Ik
m tn a row to ward off thu Tatete
mb
D?i f *4 ------------high wind sprang up at the *?8e!£* reiira'ihm
toning of tha ninth and nina aceeuat rale,
p i the diamond rawing Tortrouble. It slowed up hkt fast n .u . raura las
I ,
.
tru t Twe
b a aa k it
k rain nf donhUa and triples »iMrd“ ton“ ra 2
wared . off the DeLand beta itani.rd a. n w
i Torrae was _yankid in f a w TraTVra *ru*p
lassified Advertisements
•r rant advertise It in the An
nual Fan Southern Real Estate
Pag* ta he published In tha
b*The dey also ws, marked h»
the npeei defeat of ene of Tkarw- LONDON, J r i y l l
dayta haroee, Fred Haas, J r .'s l trail* and eOnnnnf
New Orleans, 4 and A by Den
Mna drive off Decs’* rku
Inc him ewsdiiseiwttSf ww
iilief h urw tn the iiitb .
DIRECTORY
|Wg hotlto N K e i from a
balanced walar stripped
of all Impurities.-^
NEfll BOTTLING CO.
DR. SCHOLL’S
�By Loyalists
Government T r o o p s
Bombard Garrison,
Capture Thousand
R e v o I u t i o n ists
W arfare Termed 1
RestorationMove
North African Army
Crosses Gibraltar,
Now On Continent
Th« rightist rebellion In
Madrid « m crushed today
khy loyal government troops
rhlch Imprisoned more than
1000 officers but the rebels
continued to hold Spanish
Morocco and several prov
inces in Southern Spain.
■ Ih e
government
an
nounced the uprising In the
capital Is compUuiy' dpb>lf’«Ud
aad that it had tha Whip hariil
la other sections.
In fighting around Madrid,
L a - Montana
Garrison
wo*
•balled and bombed by loyallata
who aobdoed rebela after tour
sod-' one-half hourj. Scattered
rifle and pistol ahotl wart heard
throughout the tlty after the
gsrrUon fail.
Genera 1 Francisco Franco, lead
er of tha revolt, landed N orthern
A frican- troopa os tha Medltcrrsnaaa ahorta of 8paln and re
ported tha occupation of unspeciifM airdrome#, ciUaa and t-wna
is w hat was dostribed w a "re*tdvfctkai -&f*tofeafit.M
The population ,wa* armrtt b;
thgT govenrifcenf which held in
TrfrS, aaaaalt and
the
•area)
-
•ate. T h i s Week
For Summer Camp
Member* cf tha Sanford Na
tional Guard unit* today were pre
paring to lea re Ibis week for
Camp Foster near Jacksonville
where they will undergo an anMat two week*' training period.
Tha local detachment* were
scheduled to have trained at Ft.
McClellan near Anniston, Ala., but
epidemic of >ar*lyila tn »ccof Alabama caused a shift
I* rite*.
tt l i k p
Lemke Stands
“Four Square”
By Townsend
Clouds Hover Search Broadened
Over Part Of For English Boat
Drought Area
Union P arty Candi
date E x p r e s s e s
Self In Favor Of
Revolving Tension
Prediction Is M a d e
That Torrid Wave
M ay He Beneficial
To Growers Of U.S.
CLEVELAND. July 20 —(iT>>—
William Lemke. the Union Party
candidate far president, aligned
himself with Dr. Francis K. Townsend last night “in the g r o t fight
he Is making on l eh .If of tha cttlsens of our country "
As he addressed the rinsing ses
sion of the National Convention of
Townsend d u b s Istr yesterday in
Cleveland Stadium, l.einke Issued a
statem ent In which he slid that
a* president, tha W hite House
doors would be open to Townsend
and "tn any other cadcr of a
great and humane causa."
i "I am one hundred percent, for
Interrupted frequently by boo*. !en old age revolving pension. The
Norman Thoms*, Socialist can details of such legislation must,
of course, be worked out by your
didate for president, tells the sveorganisation and Congress.
qa<T nsflen*J-Taw*We»oJ_n)ijv;eBtlon
*V-. president I will sign any bill
metttwg- **t '•tJleW ei
’’ ’' "plan' ***** Congress enseta which will
Townsend old ago pension
I* not feasible (Associated 1(TMigive an honsst and fair conipenu
lion to old people who hive helped
Photo)
create Ihe wealth of this nation.
- “ I will veto any subtarfuge or
substitute such t t the so-called So
cial Security Art, which should
have been called tha 'aoclsl in
security act’ and which is sham
legislation and was Intended to
cheat and Receive the member* of
C IT Y N E W S B R IE F S this organisation and Its leaders.”
At the outset of hie speech lam Jam es G. Sharon, Jr., son of ke read the statem ent which said
Judge Sharon, arrived ycslrrdsy he stood "four square" back of
with Mrs. Sharon and is stopping Dr. Townsend,
with his parents.
Using openhanded gestures, the
representative from North Dakota
Th* Sanford Rotary Club will Stretcher to the full length of his
meat tomorrow sftern.wn at 12:10 short figure, and shouted hla word*
o'clock in Ihe Mayfair Hotel for Into Iho microphones.
its regular weekly lunehean.
He culled the program of Ihe
present Administration "national
|le McMullen.
_____,
____eon*Uh>,
_____, , Who lunacy."
suffering a severe m
mid
id yv*.
"We no l£agsr h'ave repressntalertlay th a t eonflned him to his live government," he added. "Dur
home temporarily, today had re- io a corrupt patronage system your
turned to duty.
congressmen no longer write the
laws. They are prepared by i brain
The Sanford American l.rglou less brain tru st, no on* of whom
Post will meet tonight at 8 o’clock rou'd have teen slotted to office.
In tlje Legion Hut, according to
“ Yes, the members of Congress
an announcement from Uoyd voted a program bui It was one
Boyle^-cornmndtr.
whkh alt but wreckad the gov
ernment.
The Seminole County Junior
"One way to help people to be
Chamber of Commerce will meet
tonight a t 7:30 o’clock in Ihe come aelf.iupportlng is to give
Mayfair
Hotel, president An them a sufficient old age pension
and put Ihe money Into circula
drew Carr a way said today.
tio n ”
Partly cloudy, srattered shower*
Tuesday and In extreme north porUen tonight. Extreme Northwest
Florida most y cloudy, probably
local thundershower* tonight and
Tuesday.
Funds Allotted For
Surveys O f Cross
State W a t e r w a y
j i t la probable that in advance
detail, consisting of tha medical
department, will leave here Thenday, and that tha remaining por
tion of tha unit will leave Satur
day or Sunday, The camp period
Ralph Rlmmon* of P a'atk a and
i* from J a y |< to Aug. 9.
Mi*a Annie It. Squire* o f Craiceut
W ASHINGTON,^ Ju ly
20.Approximately 10 officers end City were licensed to wed Satur- Florida’s 1150,000,000 cross-stall'
•* * enlisted men will comprise the day, according to records In thu canal, which was officially pro
B tnfoni rampant#*,
office of Jam es G, Sharon, county nounced dead during the closing
-IA-C oL J. C. Hutchison, com- Judge.
day* o f tha last session of Con
■Mdaat bare, and Capt. George
gress In June, was revitalised here
IM o ry are *Ute eUff officers
Tuesday’s tides: low, 3:47 A. Saturday whan U wo* learned that
and members of tha artillery or- M. and 4 P. M.; high, 10:lt A. M. federal surveys of th* project upon
and I0:2S P, U, Sun rises at which approx late tely |5 ,400,000
5:30 A. M. and sets at 1 J | P. has already bean epant, will rou
M. Moon rlaea at 7:37 A. M. and ting* with a view to o b u ln new
ew School Buses
set*
at 1:40 P. M.
* coat estimates, new engineering and
"’ill Be Delivered
geological data, and other recom
About Mid-August Wednesday, July 82, will be mendations.
Thasa surveys, whkh it ia aaDr. J. O. Laney’s 14th year In
school Panford. It was In 1023 that timated will Mat between $25,000
by live pr. Laney came to Sanford and to $30,000, wID 0a reported to Iho
n*t$ Congress tad will be paid
------ --------------- Hoard purchased the drug store ni
M axpoeted abaci tha middle .rf known as Laney’s Drug Stare, for ortOof the genera) river* and
harbors fqndi of $1*0,000,000 whkh
A o to al, Superintendent T. 1Y. on East Ftrat Street.
was ralsed'-by the Congress that
I
killed th* ao-cojlcd "last chance’*
whOp definite plans for Pay
City
Commission
proposal to permit President
mm * have act n t bean mad* it
Roosevelt to appalat a special en
ia probable that, tha school *y.-|
To Talk Re-Zoning gineering
board te recommend conand
Tha CUy Cammlaaien will alt Untune* ar abandonment of tho
tonight at 7:*0 o'clock to dlacvav
Thl* ia on* of four or five ,ima propoasJ revision 0f aonluf ar; n ay permit a aaeJP»»K Awn a#, near Thlrto h* spaned far Moore
Oat Of
CHICAGO.
July
Freeh rlmnl-a, Imlrn
navlng *hniA**rt,
Jfl -o T ) with crop-
iirailwriMt
ttvtT
Missing 13 Days
Seminole Counly
Stage T a lent Is
O ffered Prizes
Twenty-Two Person* .
Aboard HO- F o o t C raft Bound FoV
Florida
Pprt
Vessel Had Food
part* of thu Tuition's rm n belt
today ¥bh«*ii* min* mid plunging
UmpernttiriM »»vvr thu wt-vk-oiul
routed the
heat whvii
and
brought vt itif’dpreutl drought r#*
litf.
‘.A n n
Stiff wind* '*hlfh at
itjmtf
A trip
Now Ymk
to th *
point*
were
arm in part in I by
min* ml tit*. I %.‘vt*i a| tlr nth* tti tha T rill* <'riitemiuit at Dull«« aw*it*
total which *im*e the final of thu thu prrsoniui of the l»r*t two cntlrtu in m rn t act* that, ^Srmil^le
A frW ,
V i ,'
month haa r t t ceded 4.MX).
T w ittin g Kiilm flattened crop* 1 'ounty can produce
Thu award* art* nude prtuaibl*
and cnusvtl cumaeilrrabtv property
ilnmagi*
In
placva
Thunder- thrin gh th.«* Junior Charubur* of
ahovvei-i vit’ii’ gunutul
in
the ('om m trce of Scniinutc t'oiinly and
Dakota*.
Minnesota,
WUcotiHtn, Oilnmlo. 4*»th t*f which hop** to
Iowa, Kn«teiu
N rbim kn,
Mlv pulillciie Central Florida by aendpmitl.
Sin it hum
Illinois
anti Ing It a enturt .lining Inlunt to pop
ulation ren ter’ll of the rtatlun.
Southern liidinnn
Singer*, ilaneer*, impur*onatotr,
Cooler weather also \ v h * expeeled in muny part* of ih« iu*trum entalisl», hill billy band*
tayloux
« I M i r h k lt Iin a W h tha urn. Taxaa anti Ukhihtuna will MptfrctiV IHh I’flftrttjr Will ay^'
remained gripped by thu heat. pear Monday noun, Aug. 10. l>efore
Effect* of the long* dry »pell be judge* who *n* In *elcct local
aL
winner*.
gnn to be felt In the oa*t.
Thus© who w ith to n iter tho toutPresident Manuel Arana (top left) rent troops, warships, ami | #Prediction* trial the drought
may yet be u boon to the farmer petit inn may contact the Rev, Fr
plane* to crush a military revolt in Spanish Morw.ro and t h a 1 generally arose today from the J. J. Kellaghan or Peter Schaal on
Canary Islands. The revolt was believed Inspired
- by the recent j grnl n belt ns week-end ahower* the Orlando Morning Sentine.
kldnap-munler of Ju»e Calvo Sotelo (top right), asserted fascist | ,M,urcd new life into thu turn
E lim in a tio n activities
w ill
lw
leader. Ttoups typical of those sent to quell the revolt are shown crop.
_
hroadcaxl over WDUO in Orlando.
below being reviewed recently by Aisna (Associate! I’r e " Photo*)
If rains continued andrvnTprea I Then) i* no entry fee, althougli
—they w«im already
fcnltered nil contestant* muat te t>ona fltle
over Minnesota, 1Vi*con*lfl>vR)w>i. amateur*. This conte*t it open lo
Mitsouil. Illinois, Indlann^N pd talent in the conn tie* of Seminole,
Michigan —farm eiperta of th e1Orange. J.*ke, OnecoU and lireWevtctn railroad* declared that Vlir,|
although lhou*nnd»‘ In ngriculThu two best acts will he artretture were ruined moat farm ers I from csrh county. These wlnH I * •!* >
(it ■aI la tte r *
ncr* will Itirn appear in a fists:I
|K-i fot uisnre from which lh* tlip
winner* will bo chosen.
m
t
V- •
? *
\ )
jg
50,000 Seminole Sanford Zoo Has
Acres Entered Ita 390 Individual
U. S. Soil Program Animals To Show
Y o u t h Is Awarded
Five-Star H o n o r In
Dawson Expects 700fTlaby* Monkey Draws D a y t o n a Ceremony
I n d i v i d u a l s To
Attention; L i o n s
Carl Sodcrblom, member o t the
Also A re Popular Sanford
Share I n M o v e
Sima of tho I-cgton. yot-
Mona than 3 0 ,000 Seminole
Tounty farm acre* were repre*
rented today, the deudline for
participation, In thu federal anil
piogram*
Counly
conservation
Agent C. It. I *aw non nnmiunced
at noon.
Simultaneously, he revealed lh»
following had been appointed to
Iho county cuminitleu th at will
direct the plan In this County:
(lia r lea 8. la c fur the Oviedo
area, .R alph S. Chapman for the
Host Side rrgion, and Ray Syne-s
for the West Side section.
A gent Dawson »*ld tho Ixsh
will name community conuulTo im
lo serve In all localities thruug i
cut the County, and also wil.
establish the base acreage on ad
farm*.
The farm agent hlm ietf will
act aa adm inistrative offkcr.
Although all work sheets, “liv
dkation* of a grow er’s partici
pation Ip tho conserve*km pio
gram , a re not all filed, Mr. Daw
son said he expects th a t COO to
700 Individuals will fall under
the phut In Seminole County.
Ha pointed out that num ter
will bo responsible for a Unto
amount of eaah being brought in
Han ford's municipal itm toduy torday received U fivs-slar awaid
'during impressive Ameilcan luihold* T.H) indivnlual animal*, m l cbm rorvmiinies held on Iho Dnycording to a report compiled r» luni lliBili bmadwalk.
day by Jamc* Mu ugh ton. « u p e i| Tho local youth won Iho right
Drive
Drops DofrIsLicense
Moving Slowly
Race
All person* who ar* willing to
Ju ly » > .- < « ■aboilt their deg* for vaccimtloii
City, who against rah)** apparently hate
Senate done so, City Clerk F. 8. 1-am,on
kia mind. said today.
Ha declared that future action,
from *11 Indication, would be In
tha hand* a# polka whu ere autherisod to destroy canine, that
ar* unHcenaed or have oat been
Inoculated.
Dr, C. W. Baker, veternirUn. Is
at tha CUy Hall to administer »*
to canines who** owner,
pefckiM Hearn**,
now under con-
In accepting Im^i sponsorship
of Ihe program, Andrew Carraway,
Ja y t’r r president hire, said:
" lle te I, s upendid opportunity
for Seminole County to sceuta
some valuable piulirily at virtual
ly no c>Bt at all. We nut nn'y will
be able to show the WDIK) radio
audience on Monday, Aug. 10, that
we fi y tr m il ain iteu r Is ent, but
wo’Ilr igiro lie sending two nf the
heat net* to Orlando fur the final
ronteat.
intrndenl of ilrovl*, ami relens'djlo the hunor during u June-JuL
through tho Seminolo County1 f ,,”p of the organisation ut I Irar
water.
”1 urge every town In the coun
Chamber of Commerce.
, Moto than a scotc of S inford
hummy afternoon obu'rvnlbui i :HJy,, rue in tiers of tho junior I r ty t» pel behind it* fob the good
of the i-nliny-uunty and enter at
at Iho menagerie prove a baby gloii organisation, attended th : least one act.
monkey to be th e mint populnr P 'e s e n ln tio n .
,,
i i ,
A largo group of local legionutlrat lion,
anil
his
niihuri’til
,
,
i ** •
■* »
11
nairr* nl»a w ire In Dnylona lluxrh
llmillea* capacity for peanuts over thu week-cm3 attending a
cause, comment.
■listiicl ronfeienrr. Social part of
Hairy, the Florida bear, nUo Ihe program Inc uded n donee at
_
, capecinlly..
, ,, Ihe , Williams
lintel,
conference
Draw* Mmole crowd.,,
,
,
.
*
heiniquarter*, and cnlerlalnm ent
when he becomes playful and at Chateau Lido.
tpara with the dinner bell hanging from the aide of hi, cage.
A pair of Huns, despite their
Inactivity caused by the heat, a t
tract the curiosity of
children
Rcminol* County gandln* run
and many adults.
sumption far Ihe mouth of June
Tho noisy Inhabitant! of the rrachid 270,448 gallon*, accord
too are tho pair of lobo wolves ing tu e report rrleitved today
who take g reat delight in yap by the S te le Department of Ag
ping and howling to arouse the tlculture.
Revenue dtrlved hy tho slntr
vocal expressions of other ani
mals, and the
peacock
which ■mounted to $10,541..'Id on the
can be heard several block* away ha,1* of tho T-crnt per gallon
when It set* up n plaintive cry las, Tho ffderal governm ent tax
that sometimes resemble* a hu totaled $2,704.48 a t t-cent per
gallon.
man voire.
for local distribution.
Another report b / tha ReTh# reptile *ecllon contain! M
While the deadline for rntcr* Individual, including a rattle pit Intent of Agriculture showed
Ing work sheet, (s the clo<r of
(hi* count* utilised Gtl tons of
business today, sheets whkh a r snake, four chicken snakes, thru- fertlllxer during June.
rive lata trill be accepted and an
effort made to push
them
through,, th* agent atated.
Out of all persons contacted,
Mr. Dawson reported, only four
hart refused to work with tha
conservation plan.
279,148 Gallons Of
Fuel Used In June
rlbbonsnskc*, three sprmdtngadders, a king snake, two moc
casins and a coachwhip. Nine Camp For Children
alligator* loll in lh* small pool, Opens Near Apopka
a . glia monster parade* around
In it* cage and two Texoa horned Tha St, Augustin* Diocesan
squat eternally, staring Council of.Catholic Women’a camp
near Apopka opened thl* morn
through the fin e. wire
ing with five 'Bemirtol* County
Ing their escape.
Other animals Include porcu youths In attendance.
Beginning It* first year, th*
pines, a coetl mandl, baboons,
esmp Is scheduled to become an
monkeys, bob cats, raccoons,
panther, skunks, rabbits, guinea annual affair for undeiprlvllegcd
children.
pig*, a woodchuck, Florida deer,
Campers will be (elected from
a large number of varied birds various parishes icy
Catholic
and white rate.
priests.
An unotuallv large number of
Approximately 70 youngsters
oqt-'if.state visitor, h»»« stopped ar* attending.
— ..... A three-hour In
st the *no *lne* the heginnln* nf struclion period le one of the dally
Jh# year. th* Diember ef Com-1 feature* of the eating,
mere* announced.
MISTRIAL
AGAIN,
’GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, July 20.
Col. Lula Lama Alba,
of Ecuador fer two
In 1BJ1 who returned from
lost Msy, woe deported again
' ir for alleged eaU-governMtlvlty. He left f«r Cbile. .
t
Trip To New York Or
For Short Trip
T e x a s Centennial
la M n d e Possible Old Caribbean Pilot
Tells Coast Guard
P o s s ible Location
R elief O f f i c i a l s
Prepare T o Start
Repaving Project
The 1VPA off leu here today was
preparing to begin work on the
project of widening Sanford A wnuo between lllndcrvllle and Plnewsy. Activity I* scheduled to
•to rt this week.
IV. S. Earle, WI’A director of
Semimdo County, said thl* morn
ing Hist no official release of the
project’* approval has been rereived, although it was lesrned
through unofficial channels that
the way ha* been cleared for con
summation.
Estimated cost of broadening
the thoroughfare Is $18,000. ac
cording to plan* eubmltted by lo.
cal authorities.
TAMPA. July 'JO.— (AP)
—The Count Guard today
widened the search for tho
British motorahtp Nunoco,
unreported anywhere alnco
It sailed July
4lh from
Georgetown, Grant! CaymM
Island, for Tampa with 33
persons alumni.
Divisional Coast
Guard
h e a d q u a rte r*
at
J a r k a o n v ll le
oe-
i t k ca«<r»f•P'”*»»‘a and
Kimb*T) io fftltrul
thu jmtiret
Into the t ’jtlbbean Sen aouUi *f
(bib* and ordered
the patrol
b u s t * Nike, out of
I’atcabula.
Ubw. and Triton, out of aulfporl, Hi** , to sratch lh* Gulf of
Mexico.
Thr cutter Txmpa continued U*
watch in tho Florida Straits while
service plane* were Instructed to
It e a lle e e U
»«#•
tfc fe e l
Court Reconvenes
T o m o r r o w Wi(h
9 Cases On Docket
____
v i,
Seminole County Court will reroneene tomorrow to dispose *f
l« a clvlk ease*
cases, th* fatter hs'Ang fcd*B l ^ j r
over from th# lest sessten.
,
Following Is th# dockelt .
\
Oscar Nelson, charged 11 ten*
drunkennea*: If. U U nk, Mfced
uled to Uo tried for oaasulk exsl
M«1 rid
battery; Georg# Mil
allegation* nf drunk$BII*M|
•I « «
in mkFryer, alleged to hmv# driven
less; and llettey U * Byrd, charged
with aggravated aiM illti John
Helms snd Cecil Sewell, alleged to
have committed petty larceny} tad
U T. Hunt, S r , charged wltk
trespassing.
Ths civil eases are: E liabeth
loulso Peters v». th* Orange Coun
ty Hull,ling and f.u»n Company,
damage suit! and Howard D. Ragut
vx. the Metropulitsn Life Insur• nco Company, disability eult.
Judge Jame* G. Shsron today
wn* In Tavarra where he will ete■.tltule In I^ k e county court for
Judge Toler who Is III.
This w rtk ’s proceedings In Sem
inole County arc silted to complete
the July term of court.
£
r
McClelland Returns ■*
From Raiford Trip
Sheriff J. F. McClelland returned
yesterday from Raiford where -h*
transported C. C. Gracey and Fred
Shannon to the Florida Stale Pris
on lo begin serving respective
terms of five yssrs and foqr
years.
Greeey we* convicted el men,
slaughter et a principal tn Urn
second degree In connection wllk
•he death ef Odell Bumbalongh,
Shannon was found gutty of aesenlt with Intent to commit man
slaughter en Georg* Celhoun.
Present width of th* avenue Is
nine feet. At the end of the proj.
ce* R will have been widened tu
18 feet and surfaced with limerock to «• treated with a prepara.lion to give It firmness.
*f'
Other projects whkh ere ex
= s s = 1L
peeled to be approved on are th*
local hospital project. Involving LOCAL WEATHER
an expenditure of nearly $40,000,
and the Oviedo pub'k perk end
•on. Avan _
swimming pool projects.
• rsk. Average.
! Mar. A venge
Drought Answer Toij&i
Be Revised Menus'jj
CHICAGO, July 2 0 .-W - R e - R
vised menus will be tha answer “
of tha American women to possibla higher food prket, Mrs.
Wilbur Frtbtey, president of tha
heusawlvee league of America,
declared. Friday.
"The women have been follow
ing tho dought news closely and
will be Inclined to accept more
philosophically than they did two
yeare ago any additions to the
family dinner costs whkh may
0* ntree*cry," ah* said.
“Thl* drouth ha* been so
widespread that tho women are
fully acquainted with IU possible
BAN JUAN,
July tO .-W
. .
—Federal Judge Robert A. Cooper,
Informed the Jury could not agree,
ordered e mistrial yeeterdey In
the ease of tight Ti-crto Klein na
tional lata, charged with conspiring
te overthrow the government of
the United States by fere*.
Imputations to ‘their tables,"
V* ;
—
A n r a g * _____
tt
Average ___ M
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LT'S
FLORID.
The Spanish Revolt
The present revelation in Spain is not an attempt
on the part of communists to seize control of the govern
ment;^ it is not a share-the-wealth movement, or a radiical
* effort
‘
___ ___________ _____________
_____________________
to take rpossession
of property
which belongs
*-------------------------*
* ' r - -thei unemto someone else;
Ilf--------is not---an —
uprising'of
itoyed, or a revolt against the tyranny of f Jdniig. Spain
„ .
_
------- -- ----- - ,T ------------ ----------- on is an
effort on the part of people who have"B id enough of
radical government to place control in the hands of con
servative leaders. In all probability if th o fcvolt sueeeeds, the old Bourbon monarchy will be restored.
When depression fell upon the world In the latter
part of the laat decade, largely* as a result of th*' World
War and the spirit of extreme nationalism and ecohomlc
isolation which developed after the war, Spaniards wera
prone to blame their troubles upon King Alfonso, who per
sonally had reigned over Spain for many yeari, and
whose family had reigned for many centuries, Just as
in this country we blamed the depresaion upon prohlf
bltlon, J. P. Morgan, Hoover, or some other hobgoblin.
So tho Spanish people revolted, Kicked Alfonso out
and set up a new form of government.
Since then,
things have gone from bad to worse,, instead of getting
better, as the revolutionists promised. The loss of con
fidence in tho 'government resulted in worse business
conditions, and poor business caused more unemployment
and more strikes. All* of this led
revolts
against the government.
Alfonso quit in April of 1931
next year, conservatives went on the "warpath in' a fu
i flfwofl VERSE FOR TODAY
tile attempt to restore the monarchy. Then ip Janu
ary
of 1933 communists combined with other radicals
* [a, CONFESSION I W* have
in
an
attem pt to throw out the liberal government. In
end bsva committed la5 J E / tag have dona wickedly, July of tho same year another attempt a t revolution
aad hart rebelled, even hr d*' was put down with the arrest of five hundred plotters.
Other revolts broke out in December of 1933 and in
parifeg from thy precept*
October of 1934. By May of this year, the extreme
thy Jwdgmenta-—1DeaUl
5
JaMm
**531jketTt1
mmu rm wtn kata *Uty *
geed. HEALTHY plants. Sold
PHONE t t —SA1CFOBD. FLA.
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W H E K B TQ GO
TONIGHT!
-Belter Air awt U BbeetV
pane* and Cool O il
c R icS n W w S aa iu
TEE HAPPY ISLES
They aay that lorn, too hi* '»•
' Tettatats Island*,
Net fitted, not fit for the dead;
Bet likely oat of w «U rl»i water*
Their "drenched -with■■unset bead!
no
are. dtwftodU «w*t to
f M t M s may ■«« a tethered row
/ W | ftttslt,
Bgtw hat sir*, oh, af ■nchnnlinent
’’ ih ih t t
who w t fool upon in# inCredible beach*el
m a t wind*, whst wing*, hover,
: M i l their feet
What flewere, or ehelle, to gather,
. sad on their lip*
B U * salty guita, then eweet.
EmM, they »*r, do know those
■ FerUasU Islands.
. I t It «tly the yoangT Who on a
counfry
tile
kill each other, are
TmiTmed and crippled, or die. Nations spend their pcopie’s monej by the billions, buying arms, and ammu
nition, building airplanes that won’t fly and ships that
sink as soon sis they set out to sea. And then after all
tho fighting is over, the statesmen and diplomats of the
various countries sit down around a council tabic and
decldo to do what they should have decided before the
fighting took place.
Revolutions are very much like that. They get
nobody anywhere. They only make m atters worse.
And the most that anyono can hope for U that After
yfars of turmoil and bloodshed, conditions wi)i scftlc
down about wheru they were before.
Te^tjdd harsh country we Inhabit,
Anil eaanet leave, or spurn.
Bafeett* Deutach.
# | Q)<w, Florida'* neat gov.
I It W yeara old. He will be
third Oldoat governor In the
lb hlatory.
New that the European nation*
have decided to be peaceful again,
•M wonder* when th* neat w ar
gear* will break out.
P-* Kaieam t* W it around s tromendara a
a} nnsruaf beauty. Terraced gardes* nfU«
■ of met* Striking la af ect then the HIBISCUS.
pool*, Sower* u d i m itataaiy an aamUar
A greet many varieties ef this heaatifnl flower
form aa Inspiring atmeepbera of artist!# spUa
aw to be found la variowe parte ef the state.
Tho magnificent (tractors contain* tho Ur
Among the meet prominent ere the white, salprtvato collodion of BubeM on earth. Faint
men, pink sad crimson, tingle* end doable#, eB
by Gainsborough, Rembrandt, Van Dyka, Vt
qua* and many other master* grace tho ____ qf which grow in greet profusion. It Is tutor***__ ___________________________
gsDeiieo.
A most remarkable collection Kulp- Ing to knew that the Hlhlecu* Is related to the
taro, 'antiques and ether art tnerana hare been cotton ef commerce and alee the ek n plant, aR
gathered her* from all erar th* w v U It la one being memhera e f the Mellew family.
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THE RAILROADS AND SCARCITY
BAILWAY
The economist who studies cur
rent problems from a railroad
standpoint ha a soma advantages
(poliomyelitis, to you) In Tennessee, Alabama, and Mis over those who itudy them from e
sissippi, the U. H. Public Health Service haa discovered a political, sarkultural or Industrial
standpoint. Not being directly sub
new method of attack on tho dread disease which prom ject
to foreign competition at borne
ises to place It alongside smallpox, diphtheria, and or abroad, the railroads have no
other eimllar afflictions of the'hum an race which are no reason for having selfish predilec
longer necessarily disastrous.
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tions or_prejudice*
for or agetnsl
u io new
mctnoti conaiata of
or snn
aiumpicnc acid
acta nasal
nasaiiM
g n protective leriiis.
Hot balng
being
Tho
n ew method
n slumplcric
jhigh
uriffa. Not
apray which is now being tested on humans in an epl-|« productive industry themeetv**,
dcmle for tho first time, though It hoi previously been they have no roason, good or bid.
trice! out extenaively on monkeys with amazingly sue- [0T bnaglnlng that they can gem
ling «f Governor Landon’s tna United States News,
•ad price, bet ween the bent*
of 9 A. M. end T P. M. at Ue
office. t0 » Palmetto Aw.
ag b
‘T he Public Health Service began Its study of the dtsease In 1910. This was made possible by the discovery
a year earlier that monkgya could be made to contract
S buach of ipiee In this roun- tho diseaao, so they became the eubjecto o f experimeotafor anyway! Or la aha ptan- tion. Today, they orb still thetonly animals known to
r a tenqudki of-Calif irate alt- bo susceptible. Although various preventives and aide
ika fubduea China.
Tha eemmanUU are son be
iges the Tewnaeadiu* didn’t loto Earl Browder to the conven
er. Bit Nernaen Hhomaa, tha
•toilet Candida to, probably cov
ed tha attuation pretty weU.
by , widespread drouth. The
operation or naUro with the artificiel meeeuroa ef the New Deal
throeteae a shortage of foodstaff*, at normal Insroae* in the
There la no dull summer hero.ing th* week In New Turk and! vary economic* ef aCareitv that
With new building*, both real, Washington on a routined onet0* at Miami- Claude Pepper denUal and commercial going ’up! new and oIwuore trio.
•sly candidate In tha ether
gHhamS! SaSSiuteV
w SLTI
a S r’ ***
£ ■*s"■^............... i
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l >11 t U t we have *
mlraaaa'
•ratke
Avenue
B
U
C
£$£
Office Hours will be fro®
i o'clock A, M. to Ifi M ond from 2 o'clock P. M.
unto I P . H . On Mon
days, Tuesdays, _ an d
Wedneedeye of each wttk.
W. J. THIGPEN,
HupervUor Of KegtstnMm
!*
£ T to .X u l t a r o ^ l a T S w
anU-New Dealers upon tha New
Dag! economic* of scarcity, tU
toe and effects.
. -A*!? * railroad atoadpelnt It
kMMUy t f f a r n t that Uw proa•flY tariff policy of the United
SANFORD TWENTY YEABS AGO
f b M h '.tf ika tlepahdcan
I Committee, said he would
i kipi. “Pm not on* to kwh •rjthtng that
W»a«n‘a month to examine condition and
Every man fa
experience on
Registration Book# for
the General Election will
be open on Aug. Urd 1938
for the General Ejection In
"But because of Its paralytic 8ta**V
rwn, aomahow Indepandence
i more American then effect, public health official* rank this cause o fhum an
farII—Philadelphia Inquit- suffering with tuberculosis, accidents and congenltel Ilia.
Oav. Leaden, dabs Hamit-
Dr. Peter B. Bey being ftly
Heeneed W (he State af FJarIde, Seminole "'County and the
City e f Oshferd ^practice vet
erinary medicine, will veeetaato deg* with rabies vaccine
•wording to city requirement*
Infantile Paralysis
We a n through betting on any.
ling—or against anything #»
ipt quintuplet* this time ml cetudul reaulls. Though the disease hoa been known to b|r. J J ^ n',r>°™7
bo In existence for over a thousand years, this U the ^ ‘on of
klnd ot pTW,M‘
■Deader.—Detroit New*.
first time th a t anything approaching a successful proven- w hatever th* agricultural or
Industrial economlit may see, It is
If* U *11 we* trying, but tlve has bfen In use.
"Poliomyelitis In outranked by measles, tuberculosis, plain to the rallm td economist that
« wasn't this continued moonqetr what Lincoln would have and certain other diseases In the death tpll It exacts, the prevailing economies of searelthere being lost year, for example, 800 deaths from thin tr U fraught with peril to every
cause an compared with 75,000 from tuberculosis,” says *■•*• of th* people of the United
dag of Uw pro*pacts nr
i*k supporting tha caodJr
ANNOUNCEMENT
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war* to be able to
totoh. By advnada
} W contrery to ■
ikta ef *ooad **oe
pay for a home fur leu
fJ S & S fe i& S
ration flaoaee plan. Let's
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TTIE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
ib m
vial A n d Personal Activities
MARGARET PETERS, Bodety Editor
Social Calendar
M ONDAT
Regular buaineu and toclal
n e e tiig of tho Co-ed Class i f the
.V in t Method lit Church will be
held a t B:00 P. M. a t the home of
M r. and Mra. Raymond Caldwell on
Third S t m t with Mr. Caldwell, J.
l. Carver, and G. R. Sima *» boats.
The Dependable Claes o f tha
P i n t M ethodiit Church wtlT meet
a t the home of Mra- E. C. Smith,
Jr., Silver Lake, with Mr*. Smith
and M n. IL A. Appleby aa hoateiaea. Members will g ather at
7:30 P. M. a t the church and
leave from there in a body for
the Smith home.
TUESDAY
Tha W om an» Missionary So
ciety of the P in t Baptist Church
la invited to meet with members of
the Daytona licich Society at 2:15
P. M. a t the Daytona D aptiit
Church. Mr. and Mra. Stamp*,
missionaries from China, will be
the speaker*.
E
Louise Johnston
.Will Reign Again
Mis* Louise Johnston, “ MU.
Florida, I'JJfl." will appear a t the
l'eacham Theater, Orlando, neat
Monday rveninic in connection
with the beauty contest being
fipontored In .elect “ Mina Orange
County*" for the "Florida C a s
cade of Beauty” to be held in
Daytona tleach, Sept. <1 to 7.
Tbla event 1. to bo an outstand
ing feature of th s Labor Day
celebration there.
Thla .tale-w ide celebration i*
under the auspice* of the Cham-
r
PEARS can i j j c
Mr*. A. K. M k h .it left fur Co
lumbus, Ca., this nn.nunc.
3
Pet* lliggina, E .rl llumldey and
Ralph Vinson spent Sin,lay m
Daytona Itn ch .
K n
H. J. Thuratnn
Herbert and Chatlu.,
day at Daytona Death.
To-Night
Richard lU ta'er and John Minnltt Irft Saturday for points in
New York and New England.
I j i s I T im e s
Florida eaaat guard plana* and beat* Marchad far tha Brltiah motorahlp Nunoca, unr.port.d line* It
lift U«orf«lov»n, Grand Cayman (aland, Oritlah W ait India*, on July 6k hound for Tampa, Fla. A group
of Floridan* and Alabamana woro among tho th lrttin paitsn g trt and crow of nln« on board. Thit plo*
turo ihow t tho Nunoca at pltr at Nuava Gerona, 1t(o of Pinoa. (A itoclaltd Pratt Photo)
talned with a delightful party In
her home on Geneva Avenue Sat
urday afternoon honoring her
tin , Hubert Lee, on hi* seventh
birthday.
C am ri and contest* were en
joyed during the afternoon and
prliea were wnn by M artha Mae
Chapman and Bobby Brokaw.
A largo embossed birthday cake
decorated tho centar of the dining
table where refreshm ents were
served In tho afternoon. The chil
dren were given novelty hall* and
•allooni ai'snuvgnlrs of the parly.
Those celebrating with the hon
or guest were: Jrannine Marsh
al), of St. Augustine, Nancy Wil
liams, Gay FTowera, Nancy Jean
Appltby,
Barbara
Chapman,
Miwlka Mae
Chapman,
Lucy
W ard; Ball*
Ward,
Dorothy
Knight, Old* Relic Forisen. Lora
Dennl*. Nell Mulligan, and Au
drey Grier.
Also, llilly Ludwig, Jerry Smith,
Geno Smith, P orter Lam ing, Jr.,
Charles Lansing, George Chap
man, PrancU P ei old. Paul Peiold,
Donald Knight, Ed W ard, J r ,
Rilly Rrokaw, Junior Denton, and
II. D. Middleton.
R E A SO N S
Mr. »nd Mr*. Charles Tate and
r- Chapman left Sunday for
.screen,' Als., to spend two
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REGISTRATION
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Mr*. J O. Adam, and rhildren.
irtha, Lillim and J (>. j r,t >rp
rndlnc some time at Daytona
Teton's tactile nKcnhsci'i
Gall Patrick ami Melvyn D
turn*" playing ths- Hits Tuesday-
—Also—
Return KngiiKetmHtl
F. D. Breeden Rites Corporate Gaming
Are Held Yesterday
■on. Vernon. Mra. A. E. J 0
and Ml** Caroline Birgers
Sunday In Daytona Beach.
Mlai Carlin Palm er and
F.liaabeth Lcffler apent the
end In Daytona
Deytona Beach a
gueeta of Mlei Dorothy Wlggi
Robert Hlghleyman
tunted to Or'ando a fte r
a week with hla parent*,
Mr*. S. D. Hlghleyman,
Drive.
F'uneral
Servin'*
fur
D o w ry HJarU** llr e r ile n ,
h e ld S un d iiy a f t e r n o o n fr o m
•Shows Wall Street
Business
w e ro i B i* 11 c*r
Fred
tin t
Erick* n Funeral Home* with th<*
Rev. Ur. K. U. Urotvnlec o ih e u tin*.
Mr. Drmlen, a rimidi’nt of San-
.9.--0-WA
Mr. ariil Mr,. S. M. Smilli nf
foul the pant l i yoaru, xurcuifibitl
Craiwvl h* itnn«tonco
h ai re- Siityffiny in ii Lro f uint'*Ar i Ic )iml
spending
Mr. and been cunnucluj with Smith's Lai Valencia Lor Shop etneo making lili hum*
hero.
Th« ili'ctMisi'll Has ii |u i t m.TAlL'r
MaMr*. F. E. nradley and children of thi* lJuti .n.ieoniu
and Elmer Flchol* have arrived to •oiw had charge of U'lMren at t!ie
•pend two week* aa the guc*t» of
MU* Mary Calhoun, MU* Vir Mr*. E. C. Echo!*, 515 MagnoNt
ginia Calhoun and Charles Calhoun, Avenue.
of Doerun, G*., nnd._ th
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eir cousin,
Mia* Sara Collins of Flint, Ca^ are
While motoring Ihrongh Iho
vUitlng Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Beard. Shenandoah Valley, Mr. nd Mra.
IL E Y ’S
JULY 21 through JULY 23
Weetera Brat Itglo
HTnirger 2 S c
RILEY P
ban Avi
The
rn llic h in tt n ;nianrt* o f it m e r ry
m iiilrap « hi. t e m p l
et! a m o n iirch !
BEAUTY AND THE THIEF
T* I. Huahey and *on visited tho
famous Endleaa Caverns at New
Market, Vi.
Mra. W. W. Brndy, of Orlsndo,
spent Sunday In Hanford visiting
her son-in-law nnd daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. W aters, Jr., i t
th eir home In San Lanta.
Friends of Mra. II. Schumacher
will bo glad to know th a t sho hs*
teen removed from tho F’ernsldI-aughtnn Hospital to her home on
Palmetto Avenue, and Is getting
along nicely.
J. IL Tlndel left Sunday for An
Mr. nnd Mra. a II. prue* ami dalualo, Ala., where ho will Joii
daughter, M argaret,
Mr. and hla wlfa for a few weeks" vlsi
Mra. H art Hwalatoad ami daugh with relatives and fricndi.
te r, Helen, and M r. and Mrs. R. n .
Hlghleyman
and sen, Robert,
ino iieraiu wisnp* to m ote a
correction In one of last TueRilay"!
announcemanU. Mr. < end Mr.*,
W. D. Thnrnton left last Monde.'
fer an intensive trip through >. t
tho United State*. Instead nf Mr.
and Mra. W, 8 . Thornton
announced.
3 for 10c
jm
Ltiili
M r at til Mt
NorwiMHj wvro tietttiiipatiifil ».ii flu tr lr|i tlurt* l»y
tfiii"11 him. t torus, mihI thiiiyfliiuTM,
•His I II I iihU'I mill Mi
R. 1,
Jin•».»Itini, tifgflhft n u ll l w ii riainl
( tiiMifh. Artm t( T u o ld utt I SSiirh\v IlnmilltiH, till of whom it'liiriii il
with Ihoin fx ii pl Mru. *fitolrl ,»ml
i' ii, wh't ttiijipi i over viirttolt! In.nit
-|*»m l h low wevka in Aiitialusijg
A In
MU. Freda Gnnu*. win, U'humv
n her vacntimi frem rr.iiM"i I
ainimr In Tampa, enlcrtniio'd i
ith a slumber forty Suttirday i
evening at her home nn East Si* |
lecnlh Street.
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Those prevent were: the Mt,*ei
Evelyn Erhuls, Fiugviiiu W airen. j
Marian Haynes, Sadie Linehiut,
S ira Mayo, M artha McDonald.1
and F'rcda Ganas.
A fter thp party, a waffle break
fast w ai served a t the home, id
MUi Haynes.
lim
uf a mn Gmhiy, July 17.
Miss Freda (Janas
Gives Slumber Party
WE DELIVER
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P erso na ls
Mr and Mr*. W T. Mitchell
ir*.nla are the cu rst, of Jf
C. Speering, Mayfair, for
Robert Middleton
Is Given P a r t y
Cleanser
m liii Vburula ritU*x have l ho
power It* riiuki- nfiiMMiiihlij rule*
regulating thr «ale of lofuor, It
upheltl n St, I'eter’+b'irg *»rdinnnet* |irohihttitig
lt»
It wax the fo 'g u i (,ay of fruti- rvmain «|Mm after I '1 oV(*»ck a t
Tron srjrrh by th
(inn *1 night hut |K-nniitmg hotrl* with
T hree gunlawitx *•/ 11 •
t 'id •
100 or more room* to i*«‘ll H<|tior
navy joined the 1 'in', yexterilay to irm**tx until iiiLlrm*ht
"I hey imiuIkm! Ih* a *i i | h i.tonno
The Court -mil U im i* a rrath#* mi lb and wen., etn '■liotr'* .if
e x e m p t ton
to
th e
It*
Ctibo.
o'clock closing onlfnnitft* and iai
The 110-foot N iiiiitt'ii hsM n» not tllw tlm iM lorr
.
radio.
It hn«l p -n ,rp * tat
fou. or five" ilttv* i> ** *-» i*.«
t (intern day* uv *#"it.
v..j|
(C n tU a n l Imm |M(r nwr)
fly ti|t ami down thr HmMn urtxt
const from the Ft. IV tcrsburg
Mr.. F'rrd /’ f <ren r
tsined F’rlday evenigg
Zachary, at her h >mr u
Side.
ROBERTS
Sardines can iO c
Search Broadened City Regulation Of
Liquor Law Upheld
For English Boat
TAI.I.AIIASKKK. July '.V -id")
M issing U3 D a y s —Thi* Sopnniu* Court today
Mr, and Mr*. F'rod
the guest* of Frank
Daytona [leach ovrr tin
Mr, and Hr*. J. 0. P arker anM n e e the birth of a baby boy.
^ B le i Grady, Saturday night a t
the Fernald-Langhton Memorial
Hoapltal. Mr*. Parker wi I be re
membered as M .irgirat Thomas.
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Telephone US
Marcia McNeely jri‘turned
Waycross, Ga., with he,, cm
Jean Foster, who has t.-cn usi
her*.
ANNOUNCEMENT
GROCERY.
BRITISH MOTORSHIP, HEADED FOR TAMPA, MISSING
tu n .
DE SAFE ANII USE
i n i i ii .k * n u im iK ii v a t
MINERAL COLLOIDS
IN PREPARING YOUR SEED BEDS
Crops xrown with mineral colloids are
healthier, more dlHease-rcnUlunt and have
heller currying qualities.
HAVANA
All E x pense T rip s
HUNNILAM)
TltAVEL IIUUEAU
E. Fine
Phone 5103
Orlando
*r«rrnt |o«« ran* !m» piirrlii«»r4
•Mrrrfnl t*»r(lll»«r.
I mv th* Trio** wf «*** t»w mi CxiM*
J.P.H A LL, County Agent
Luke Monroe Couple
Return From Texas
Mr, ami Mr*. S. FI. Norwood of
Like Mannic have returned fium a_
trip to Tuna, where they ntlvmhd
u f.m l y rwutilun which * n hrM
at tha hnnin of the latter's broth,
,r, D. S. Mitchell of Rlntwii.
i Tnxae. More than ono hundred nil.stive* and friend* attend, d the
uslherlng and har.veue which wa*
riven In honor, af Mr*. Norwutai
of Hanford, F'l iriila, amt the two
wai ' "tb e r brrilhorx, II. €1« MltetitJI ajk!
II. H, Mitchell, who livt* In T0xm*>.
PEACH,
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WB A U PROUD
OF OUR URVICB
TOUR WATCH HURT RB ;
ACCURATR
Official RaUvray Wpeatar .
McLAUUN Jeweler
i n rA R H a i m .
I I H IM i
T jta t1
M il A n
THE MAKINGS OF A GOOD BUSINESS. IF YOU
HAVE SOME CAPITA I,. FERTILIZER, FARM SUP
PLIES GENERALLY, COAL, ETC. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR TWO YOUNGSTERS. WILL SELL
REASONABLE, AND THEN STAY WITH BUYER
^THIRTY TO FORTY DAYS TO INTRODUCE HIM.
TWO VALUABLE CONNECTIONS WITH CON
TRACTS MADE FOR SEASON’S SUPPLIES AT
GOOD PROFITS. CO WITH IJ. WORTH INVESTI
GATING. MY REASON FOR SELLING IS SIMPLE
— LACK OF CAPITAL TO CARRY ON.
BLOSSOM
Varied And
Delightful Menus
Every Day
Toasted Sandwiches eat tJLiTi im /L L ill e m s everyday ta
& Salads.
For partlM and table um, we moaunenS oer bulk (dJ
Ice cream. It*» richer and better. *50c and «0e per
at all feastaliie aelUag our preducta.
For yvmr between meal refrgekmeat and fer the wi
HM" we u iiw t oar freeser (tiled economy pinla i
each, or I for 25c. .
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�Record Is Visitors
Rehearsal
sAreUsed
Baku halted
th* shadulod
Sanford and
Daytona Bosch that* yesterday
afternoon. and (ha locate ate
•fated t# Unci* today with St,
Aagnstta* in the Ancient City,
returning to pity bare tomor
row.
' Saturday the Lookout* and
Minders darted at ( P. H. te
play off a gam* thit bail been
almost called off'by rain. Tan
Innings were required and then
Uw fracas ended la a 1-7 dead
lock.
■dock Hall *107104 ter the vteMora bat wa* yaakad la Uw
faorth after giving eight hit*
and ll* PdBa. Two burlorn far
Sanford, Kota end Htyea,' al
lowed the league leader* only
nine hila.between them.
The lookouts tatriod four of
their marker* In the first In
ning. two in the second and one
In the eighth. Dtytena Botch
got three la Uw second. on# la
the third, taro In the foorth and
nne tn the eighth.
gm^m U tm tm
Indians Place Second
biesfOr Sharpshoot Equipment Is Ready
F or Athletes T o
ers Make C l e a n
E
x h i b i t Powers
S w e e p Of Circuit
Waving goodbye Item the ahlpto telti Ameftea’a pawarild *
Olympis gimss in Berlin. Tha **4 awn ant warn** aansgaBteo
embarked te tha liner a. 8. Manhattan Item, flaw Yack
SPORT
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The timely hitting and ’steady | Bat If Was Just
fielding of Joa Coacart haa given I£*■ " *■ •*•*; a
Impetus to tha team’s spurt. The .ToUte**
■ddltion of .Ray Mutllar, rushed | Among the fl
from Knoxville to the e.tehlng , rrl , . . the Ansa:
staff has proved a Wg help.
welcomed to tw«
Hobbit Wars tier h)a helped fill extended every ci
In the shortstop hole created when i*,,v were taken
Bll Urbans Id bruised hla finger. Village building
The enforced rest won’t do BUI the front, was th
any h am —he can stand a little
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vacation.' HsanwhUe,
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looked good agalnet Cincinnati, embassy.
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By The Associated P m s
Ycstsrdny’s Hsssrrs.
Gehrig, Yenks 2; Ruffing, Yanks
ii Selkirk, Tasks 1; Stans, Sena
tors 1; Dykes, White Sox li- Boainlhal, Whit* Sox 1; TnMMui
Athletics 1. *
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Th#
Laadais.
Gehrig, Yoaka M; Fqxx, Red
Sox 98; Trosky, Indians 94; Ott,
Giants » ; Dlekey, Yanks 19;
Johnson, Athstlc* IS; Oosttn, TV
fare IS; AvtrfTl. Indiana 18.
Laagne Total*.
rtf late. The Itoy* h a re boon over
coming leads, and besrimy down *n
cat Market
A FULL U N E OF FRESH MEATS,
G R O C E R I E S , AND VEGETAM^S.
YOUR PATRONAGE WILL BE APPRE
CIATED.
give groand. Their starting pitch
ers have been nothing to boost
• bout-^krt the relief corps has
not fallsd.
It took fhe Pees two games be
yond mid-season to tie the number
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
Baxter Jon Isn't consistent bat-
He t b r t p e n
1-1
New York IS -I; HI. t-nats 1-1
1-1
AUrSTATK tlrss—Bear*1 prim*
and Sears’ quality. Has) and
Sana, SOI W. First S t
WANTEDi Job a* nurse. U
"Williams, 014 Cypress'A v*.
HOUSE CLEANING
wanted.
Piallna ParrUb, 814 E flth. S t
M B i i i iii1 iS ir i^ g r f8 l^ j>^ ' ' !'':->T Hi >>
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Home Runs
wllh six victories in eight start*; held last year, will Include Tunlor
moet Impressive in Uw limp.
singles sad doubles, and women's
A total of wall over 1200 hits ■Ingles this yssr.
ware smashed out In both luagurs . Miami’s Roswell Lea won the
for the week. TMe was lary^y 19M singles championship. Lea
however, b / the weak and Hudson Hamm af Fort Landerfielding, in which M v'ty
1H>0 dala eapttfrad the doable* erswn.
errors were committed In this
fatter res pact, tha lowly St.
LovU Browns, with !U m im e*
tha ■Senators with 17, and the
Phillies and Mttabargti Plr«t«s
with 14 *aeh showed the poorest'
. records.
Contrasted to thsin
of Wins Uio Braves of J938 tn m rd
in. Outside of the first two weeks
of the present campaign tbo
Boston el up has played better th in
/>00 b a ll They dropped eight of
Pc». their firs t 11 game* but won .10
.sis
of the nsxt HA game*.
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Featherweight T i t l e
YORK, July M.—VP)—
Jackie (Kid) Berg, the latest
British fistic Iwportgttew, makes
Ida current AroarVsH bow this
Whit* Boa and cfevdsnd Indiana
weak when h* dashes with Aide
'« * f t ' wltk iwariy alt the booRpoldl, Italian lightweight rham° n to Bit Wy league* for the;
plan, in a MVvauad boot at Eh•«rH»-day parted ended pester-1
day.
• '- .
bets Field, Brooklyn, WedneeiUy ’
The Box, Irlth Uieir mo*t Im-.
night.
praaahw abaw an the road tn
Another outstanding aUracticd
y e a n , awapt Uw, tight • gam es1
on th* wesk’a national boxing
thay played, climbed from sixth
program Is Um 1(-round bout
place to a tie for foorth la Uw’
at Dallas, tn which Patty Barren
American League, and led both
df Birmingham, defends his Na
league* In klMiag
mn-mak-’
tional Boxing Aaeoctetlon' feath
»ng with e total of l i t safe'
erweight championship
agalast
'blow* and *4 tallies croastng Uw
Baby Manual of Miami, also on
plate.
Wednesday night.
Tha Indiana, aat far behind
In the Eh bets Field show.
with one lose against serm vieCl*to Loeatelll, Italian welter
toHe*. pounded out IM hits and
weight, meets Jimmy Lets ^
•ent 80 run* In. In 'im Nat Intel*
New England ■In another
G“ r*j»
Tourney rounder on th* same card.
*iumr, were the
Leo Loraskl, th* Aberdeen As
bitter*, baglng out 100 outHim
To B ern August 3 sassin,
make* th* first sta rt In
and scoring 4A rniw.
Their record af live victories
ATHENS, Ga.. July 20.—(A l- his comeback campaign, agalnet
against four setbackr although The second annual Northeuf pot Silvers of! New York, In an
eight-rounder at Chicago, 'Mmv
good enough te pull thi n out cf
,day night.
th# second d lriilin , was topped
Ilrsiiklyn <1 F lll.lm r s h 1 .
N f » Turk l - J ; C ln rln n all 1-1.
CLASSIFIED ADV,
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for the seven-day spa i by the
charging Cuba, who moved into I
a practice In Iha.Gnitnau, while
wilting for tbo raaislnder nf.thiDominion team to arrive,
t J V ./'A il .Joseph GoaW*l*,.mto
toter of propaganda, tn a pmclamnlion, asked all Borlln residents
In hoist H*xi or Olympic flsgs, or
the flag* of competing nations,
from July 20 to Aug. 20.
"Germany," he declared, "will
prepare for the 1038 Olympics
<>n hardly any land did far Um
rnme* lie fore."
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Igglag la ab««l to atop, engineering and gaologlcal aurveye will
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CpiUVEiynON IN ■WHOOPING-UP’ MOOD
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air four-year.aid,ioughear Ma ry * " . Mary Aalor. tha film aetreoa,
pad har dlvercad huaband. Or. Pranklyn Thorpe (Inoat), had
itanad to blaaktn hor reputation unlaaa aha give up the child.
(Aaaociatad Praaa Photoe)
NAVY SPY DRA)VS LONG SENTENCE
Tito
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p t w a n In Cleveland. Tha annaunaamant that Tawngend. I'athar Charlea *. c « “«hlln
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a q d . a l l m a tu r e d .m ad u n m a lu r e d c o u Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, pres dr rreaal nt eadg a u nddleart r lIb
a g e a a r a ] la w a a f p a a a a n d
a ald o a l a t a n d l a g l a
ident of the Carnegie Endowment th e S T A T E O F F L O R ID A l a S e n d - d e b te d a e a a l a be r e d u c e d ancf r e
s o l e C o u n ty . ■ F lo r id a ,
pee on a r e d r e e d e d l a t a .a i d tn a u e of T I III IT T t Jr dntcrnitlonal Peice, called on b e f o r a m a t h a I t t k d a y a f J u l y , O N E T H O U SA N D I b jL I - A lts ( I I I . 'th e United S titea yesterday, “a . I » ja , p r a y in g , a m o n g o t h e r t h l a g e , e e e m b y a n d th r o u g h a lo a n o f
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R IIT V i .W N K R h .
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c i t i z e n s AND O T H E R S H A V IN G y e a r In t h a f a rm o f c a a p a n a f a r p rin c ip a l
am ount
of
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T L B o i l IN T E R E S T IN SLAV IA In te r e s t, a a l d , h a n d a t a b e Is su e d S a n a a ) s h o u ld n o t b a v a lid a te d
A rcs
,IM - Wyoming ami MlnneaoU,
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obtervers raw hope of wiring
(Continued from page ona)
aomething from the ruin.
Would So better off than with n Spring wheat in
tho fertilu
b tu ip c r crop.
Ited H irer W r-iy in North Da i
Tho drought hod dono athgge.-- kota and MlnneaoU—'“.’ a l'm 'i I
lb , dim g Ke In aome aUtea. they, brflld h a ,k e f * - won the laat to
Mid, but It w»» n o t nearly »a feel drouth, arnrehing breath. Thai
d ^ sa U tin if or w U o.pre.d . . tba .A im .d men r e t r i e d "proapeeu!
d. t ! U n
,
eaealhrot” in irrigated aectlona of'
tte n th tf liiireau
crop fore-l northern Colorado, Wyoming and I
caatar ngrccrl with the rgilron J| Western Nehrarka. The wlnUr
,h a t.u? *00? . [ 0 ' n , C.r0P
whrat '">«'• barveated now, . . .
Still poaalbla and th a t fair yields -b elter than rip ected " »lmo,l
waald bo mrnlo in other crops In everywhere. In 1931 it waa ■'
Mine leetlona.
fwlfurw. The rent of the 1936
The reault, they .aid—alw~yn .Spring wheat, however, wa» gone,
enimling on moderate to heavy
Aa fa r a . cattle were con-',
m ilt.—would ho
th a t
cro p , cerned, C. II. Denman, of Farmwotil i be ru t enough In j;iVe the ingtun, Mo., prealdent of the N tfsrm era n* a whole u n » .l price tin nit 1 Livestock Markefing A*»t a, good quantity, Hi* Income,' .oeialion — 300,000 member*—
tbay went on, would bo b etter .aid 'the drouth ha*n’t been on
than on n market flooded by long enough to furce heavy
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I l i b c a r o f A a g o a b l i l t , w h ic h
d a ta la h e re b y f i l e d ' a a th a d a tif
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p r io r to tb a h e a r i n g a t a a ld c a a a a
Ih e C le rk o f tb a C ir c u it C o u rt o f
H cm lnolo C o u n t r .
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liu h lla h th la o r d e r a n d N o tic e In
a n e w , pa p a r p u b lla h e d l a B am li>»l» I 'o n n tr . o n c e a w e a k f a r Ih r a a
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O WED IF THEY ‘CAN FIND TIME?
n o t ic e
or
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I h t •lA c h h n l.lrra o f T b a rta n fo rd
H e ra ld to b i h e ld l a tb a e f f le a o f
T h . ita n fo rd H e r a ld . In S a n fo rd .
M a.. ■« A u g . I, m e a t !• :» « A
»■ o eto eh fo r tb a p u r p o r t o f r e .
d o e ln g th e c a p i t a l H o c k .of t h .
S a n fo rd H a ro ld .
TV. G O RD O N D EA N .
S e c re to ry .
SALE STARTS TUES„ JULY 21
MIRRORS
1 .4 9 U p
$ 1 .5 0 Up
25'-' Off On
AH Lamps
25[l
Reduction
Rci'uc
On All
Mirrors
Me WEEK
We nre featuring only brand new merchandise during this sale and
fur
SIMMONS
BABY
BEDS 1
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. JULY 21, 1916
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NUMHEn 229
Established In 1908
t€
i
ir. Townsend Whistlin' Willie” Back Park Avenue
alksOut On On Job In Florida Exhibit Will Remain
Negro Played On Major Howes’
not Hearing Sanford
Amateur Circuits, Now Attracting
Home Region
LEMKE BACKING TOWNSEND
Attention In Cleveland
’enslon Plan Founder
Commission Says Ma
»y KIKSBLL KAT
pecteil answer just at out how e»l
P T e l la Questioning CLEVELAND,
July 21.—Mayor the Major over, the audience
jority Of Property
Lawyerr
. ---- “It's None (some of you folk* remember how Ini, ani| Willie wrnt over like
Owners Could Lift
Of Your Business “ W h irlin ' Winter the colored bn,- a ton of bricka. For the hat a no* »f
_____
who » i
featured
on Major the ttnif our exhibit
in prog
Business HouseBan
Northern Spanish
Provinces Fall To
Pamplona Rebels
Ruling B> High
Court Gives City
New Bond Angle
m
Bowe*' program
program ia»i
l»»t winter,
w inter. rvni.iiet*
Well, i r ^ m
in .>cw
New lork.
York, \MIJif
Willit* prove'!
proved
•>l ,L| m
iIwwr*
d lH ltn 1 0
j af'er nuking a tour with onr n(.i„ hr j,n outstanding attraction
4* n
.
y-.
,,,
the Major'* amateur unit*, Wil ie One hundred and thirty five pair*
i f *p»t* ramp to him from gen ei” K e s ig n
I O S l t l O n l* hack “n,on8 the P*1™* anil 01
_____
sng* tree* again at hi* old joi> of ou* li.tener*. while two h*th to *
e a r a ear I
n » ~ : __ bathin' the flowers and dustin' off manufarturer* offprrd him the
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y>*
&
Three Hundred Dead
As loyalists And
‘ R e v o l u t i o n ista
Meet In Barcelona
Until a decided majority of im
proved and unimproved property
owner* in the re,idrnttal di»trirt*
of Park Avenue indicate a de,ir»
to open the thoroughfare to bu*l
thr Kiorid* Eahibit.
tie,I that money could buy in the ne** building*, the avenue will
wa y of bathtub*. Willie still ha* remain as It ia today, lha City
. rt
«, rn
r*
asked Willie what hi* anil.itio-t the >pat* and a p e , green mod Commission decided |a*t night.
he replied, "Well *uh. I gur « ernistic bathtub that could hold its
The decision followeil preaen
,
I Major, I'd moat Hkr to hare me a own in anybody'* mansion.
tatlon of petition* representing
A Flornl* Suptrm** t ’mirt ruling
' CLEVELAND, July 21.— j pair of apata like da gi-nt'mcn •
New, photographer, and cam two aide* of a question, that
of J ii y 15 h*< ilovt'Vtpi'il a n o th
(A P )—Dr. Francis Towit-iwear and a *ur* enough 'white era nu-n h a,e teen c ickita* away contingent wishing thr *tr*et
er twi«t in 1h*- Sanfortl mumcipnl
walked out on the de-ifoik*' bath tu b "
at Willie ever since, while re- opened and that faction which
(Copyright l'.*3rt hy the Aaiioclbond nHuatton arcordinff 1<* intion hearing on the. Well, that « t * r t w and unexII •■ i In im I mb m i * ik r* * |
•ought lo ban business there.
alett |*rrx*>
forniatmn .which has U-« n placed
nd Plan today, tdllnK
Controvcr*lc* were opened two
VKRA. S|»Hin, July 21.—
before the Cily fo m m H -io n
amin Sac ha ro w , attorweek* ago when (l. W >pencer
uf
Nftvarri* and
The c o u il, in ilmtlinif t^e caae —All
conduetlnjr the nearinr.
asked permission In erect n filling
provinces
of
o f A M l.*wler against
W n l Uiiilitizcim
-■ none of your business.”
station al the intersection ..f I’atk
Spain, iiulmling
Palm llearh, held Hint deld ■erv- Niirthern
Sacha row waa taking deand Thirteenth
the City of Sun Sehaatian
ice li'Vir* made h\ any inunuipali
itlona In a suit he file t
Individual, appeared before the
ty and on tt*• own f i e c will for a were reporteil today to lutvo
iy In behalf of th* Her, AlCommi,alon with personal p 'ca,
apreific credilor
Attaclytldo»J^y ffllkw.u tfii.tk- -ir'JuJx of reb
Wright, Cleveland, deposed
tn th (or and against the proposi
any other cieditot
els from I’umplunu.
1 leader,
against the
tion.
Iti’iKirts from Perpignan,
locally, the *vt iaU m i<* appli*
tad . truatae* of
the
Mr* Ithoda B. Ewing, a property
raltir l o the h'dder« »f \S p«‘rccnt
France. Haiti a biller con_ it, seeking their removal
owner la t h e i a i i y « » i o « t e wtlT
I o f thl* city'* Umd< w ho are nol filet lH‘twi-4*ri rrbul •oltilrm anil
tha accounting for of mot*
sg s jn .t, the influT oPjwiTlif^V*
ftiirea in BafI rvpceaentrd by the Uutwlfudeiar*' J$f)o*i
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g l £00,000 In the • •rganiaatab ’UhmvntV, point In jr out th*at
Waving a ban!* note in hi* hand, to etuphaeiie In* idea*
crluita left at lua*t -100 dead.
Prolcctihe Committee
i an<Hhrr Instance a gtM Hlation national currency, William l* Hike.* I'nton putty candidatt* for
Thl* ■ma I group \ * a* le, under (i4ivernnu*nt planra h«mhed th t
cV k tn tha attorney started to
jerectnl near her holding* greitly presidency, in shown midie**ing the Town*»‘tn| nitioimi i«'iiv*-n
.t he court itrctalen. I* lay legit claim n ty , ii*|Hirta «anl. but thr rebel*
an Townsend, the latter
J depreciated the rental value
r v. l ow TO‘ lid I to it* pro rata share o f the ITi-mill continui’il lo fight.
kad out. Sscharow - said he
branch office of the National I On the other hand (5. II Brown in Clevelund, Hi* aiinouiuvtl hi* alliance with •fUrth i*
CHfTAGO,
July
21 ._
1* id
French
to rrra pendent*
who
i levy which the C ity nu th m iird to
"In
the
great
firxl't
he
imaking
on
livliutt
|fct have Townsend cited for Temperature* rose over most of tha r
■aid Park Avenue U when* tho
I meet the oldlgatien III the hands of i cat hi'tl Honliatix, Fiance, from
corn
belt
today
with
resaation
of
,
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•"<*
Vbge
table
E
sdh.ntfr,
litempt.
"blood of travel*' flow* anil conse country." t A**»» u t n l I' isk Photo!
uf ihr rabellion tald
1 Sfi percent *«f the bondholder1*, nr, | tin*
ftjr. Towuaend emerged
lateu,from
meeting
,„ r , »how»r* which broke the heat wuvo ,
York- * * ' opened today quently thought bu*ine«A should
ilir run them rebH army had ad*
those
who
are
represented
by
the
8 ? post-convention Lmeeting
of and
the , *nJ ,a “n eili-nt loosened tho giiu c" , , r , , ndo with I'erry N. Whlle- bo allowed to r*tshli»h there.
Director*
i lanced to a point only 35 mltet
committee
Ttwahend Board of,
and I of the drought
'*■“Dfrector*
*- - •
„
1
of Sanford, named a* ,||„.
F. K* Ihil* concurred with Mr.
An agreem ent with the c o m m i t - i1 from Madrid, capital of Spain.
aHed Comer Smith, of Okla
Eoreca.tc-r J „ Lloyd predict- I, d * , ? , , ? A W «'K »X Drown, tM crting that the "town
tee made il poaaihle for the c i t y 1 Conflicting reports on tho ac*
would n a ig n "in the me<r| ed no rum «f consequence lodsy, T
'
M | , r ' hand e . fru it. mutt grow." i;. A. .Speer. Sr., amt
I The organisation
i to levy a 'IB mill municipal t a i . | t ivHie* of loyal troop* and tha*
aa a national vlce-pfcvi
MnrrU
Spencer
were
n
t
h
in
favor
| or tomorrow in the drought a m i. and v rg rtib lc i through 175 tcrnilthe pio^ceda from which are divnl* f«‘hel» and the rigid cenaorthlp
f and director.
f Furtxt firen M aud in Montami, n«l *a!ea office* that cover all of lifting the building restriction
jmpoM*d on new* rnadt It <dlffTcd equal y between the two pgrtict
^ B m lth aaaalltd the R*v*
; l ?ppcr MU hi^un and Canada. Wind major rarlot market* of the l.'nit- now existing.
It ha* ttrrn pointed out that had cult to ilrtermlnc who actually
Morris R. Smith declared that
Ior " * and rain storm* early today cut ed State*. It w*» announced by lo
the levy been forced by a m anda 1 * winning
"great crime* arc sometime* com
ot . n w w n t Koot^ive t ^
tRrtlU|fh j*ort W orth and cal representatives.
government radio an*
mus, only the party aecuring the , The
.j tha convention and Town- Da lit, Texas, causing damage e*mitted
In
the
name
of
proffer**,”
\
National b ru it and Vegetable
com pelling order could claim the nm nunl repeatedly it 1* in con
I than demanded fimlth's ouster titrated at $ 100,000 to the T ria s Exchange wa« organised in 1931, adding that
the
admission
<
•
f
bust.
,
trol of the ■Huation but aourrftt
revenue
Um ohi aga pcnMon group** Centennial Exposition a t Dallaa. by co-operative marketing aaaocia- j 1!^""
" n*
Avvnuc might
City AMotnry Fred H Wilson outaldt* the capital told of rtbH
I
k
cla
sse
d
a
,
auch.
Hail accompanied the storm in thins, done with the aailatance uf
*ali| there had been no move on the gain* in many placea following
Ed Lane wee against the pro
| k a tM in ) t i f " W .
the federal farm coard and ha*
part of the minority to attach an y the opening of the.revolt in 8 p$0*
'♦nil( j ) , . a iu a s lu n of the WPA relief ■Ince been ouperviaod- and assisted posed opening, ooggoetlng th at if
part of the levy.
Uh Morocco Friday.
Y
». A*
I
»f CklcafW, mid-wait program to Colorado added 4.000 by th* farm credit adrninlatralion business is to be extended to tho
The City Commiinlon laat night
Sanford's Junior Chamlwr .'f
('..iinly Agent C, H I'awaon
A
raglonxl orgUilxar, hxi rcton needy farm ers to the total of 09,avenue,
it
should
begin
at
the
point
which deals with financing a g ri
took the .Muprvmo Court ruling
MADRID,
July
21—m I H trxd xad will nol rvalgn.”
where It now halts and pushed out Cum mem* la*t night iniim ti’il ,\ ifnlm Infftin tl»«* iltnirir tusk uf
000 in Wealern atatoa who will culture.
movement to tmiiff America's re- «lus^ ii ymif, qmilifyluac ioul cheek- under ron^iileralinn for atudy. pon- Armr.l masses of peasants and
aa the demand rrquires.
[ ” X U far xsacrUd Sugday ho would get subsistence labor. In addition
Officials here said tha organisa
■Hily to d«termine it a cour*«* in workers
concentrated in fie*
l!.r* e rt W. Messer handed tho tirrd firt n u n h rrr for th.- winlvr
Ma rtalgnalloq to tho board. 20.000 farm ers In tho South aro tion has developed oullete which
^ x%hkh """ * ih*n r,° ’*
should
amergencinx marching
columns today and
in'i» St minnlr I miniy fariii ncr**a the future
S ; M favorwd control of tho pen- bolng given employment by the depend on it for regular aupplte* Commission a petition disapprov
thrust toward rebel stronghold*
•€*a»on,
i%il j | m inc*Iii$It'll in tin* fnturnl arise.
mov*m«n\ by tho board.
ing
the
movement,
poinling
out
government.
of all fruits and vegetables. H was
A rrvnirrm rnU wt-rt- maile n> M#||
huinm |. ruff mm
while thousands of civilian mi
, who loft Clovolond Sunday
In Wisconsin, Gov. Phil LaKol- for this reason th a t Florida wa* th at a majority of improved prop contact fir** chirfw in all 1 'n itH
U (|h :| f|j|ck of work ihrct*.
litiamen formed a cordon which
erty
owner*
ire
In
opposition.
Mid In Now York ho would ratio said a survey showed aoout Included In th* marketing scheme.
cirrlrd around Madrid.
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State* cities
i* popula , lu.iimtiun «»f conservation par
la
s
t
night's
meeting
was
held
eipoto In tb« proiidontlM com- 80 percent of the state's pasture
...It
The National F ru it and Vege
Uiy*' -na»*.[ f ”ret ’’ > 1 ,:>r
"oa I always have, on «o- had been destroyed for thw sea ta l I* Exchange la owned by It* Jointly with memoera of the City ilon over 10,000, and to oblain tni|„iti,ui. already on hand, Ih*
■lid
id
.
.
f
go
aa
wuich
t,
from those department
head- m ud, ure In lnglng innre .tally
of Um Domocrntlt party.”
son, however, and announced ptana membefh, according to It* charter, llan n ln g Board ' who previously
govern n f. U'knowledgcd ware
|^lm lU t said howronld remain loy- to expedite a •talc-federal seed who are co-operative associates had reeommrnded that no permit names of men, now rvtlrr.l, »h.. «"d adding In the steadily muuattt'o at
eg Oa ra a * Twkl
■ to tl)« pension movement ro- and feed distribution program. and grower-shipper* making use of be granted for the gasoline station. have rervod umler I bom.
1
♦» ,, .
it t » a I While Hu* lU'iuillno fi*f filing
gkaOoaa of Townsend'* declared In- Milk production in Wiaeonatll lie service. It Is controlled by a
No fiffiirc* were uviiiluh *• t.» ' \%t.ik slierts f t|| y«'*ti‘t'l;»y. Mr7
w U a n to o u t him
hltnn J. Muughton,
urrhitret,
dropped 3 percent a day fo r tw« board of directors representing the
ilny on thr numbvr whlrli wouhl
,(Jl lft b1i,| a a fp lm g uppti
^T fco W ard of direct®ra approve.!I weeks during the h ra t wave, tha!m em ber*.
luilay h«(l aubitvit!•*«! I<> rri> ofqualify
unilur
tin*
Junior
t
han**,
iniiont
uml
will
attfiupi
to
g
rt
Ml Increase In membership duos governor reported.
fit*la ■ plun* fur a $ l.lloo i luMumst'
Mr. McKay, tho district man
bcr'i proposul. ulthoiiffti il wax' lloro pu hoi I through th** Depart •nut ilrrvxing room prujHiinl for
fro -. 10 rent* n month to t 2 a year.
ager, was formerly secretary•
hu>v
il
A
giK
ullutc
under
un<lerxt”o«l to U- liiph.
I
.Municipal Athletic Fietit.
treasu rer of th* Treo-Go'd Co
tlli.n th,- fim irfvallim pro
Offlcvra of the orgnuuulioit
I fn*U*r tho uriginul ptanr, tin*
operative Growora aqd prior to
•
iM'lnir
oprralr*!
p
i
um
la
tw'irig
n|ie.n.--.
„
...
[minted out 4Hat five retire rile
th a t was tho chief of th* Co-op
I he plan i, .l.-siun.-.l to r.-,ll b.“,|,,,ln“ " 0,U1|J
/ l'' ‘ l,,nK «nd
Mrs. II. (I. I.Ingle sustained
turn
were
uir.ler
visit.n»
20
feel
wide,
tn r n l sport* eu
hiTAMPA, July 2 I .- U 1 —Ten
erative Marketing Dlvlalon of the
ihe toil, uirurding to bullclmt
minor cuts on the face yester
lust
season
thusiasls
have
suggested
that
the
Redural Farm Dcard. lAJso. ho United States Coast Guard boats,
winch llu- lU'pailmciit [.Ublisht-s.
In the Unite.I States, Il M ,
length be Increased to SKI feet so day afternoon when her sutom*has been ronnoctod with the mar- thrr* Cuban gunboats and service
City firemen rushed tkla mornI (iruw .'n ute paid cerbiln cavil
I
lanes
from
the
Florida
Coast
said,
a
firemen
fund
is
errule
I
lhut a major league tram might blip crashed on the highway near
kating division • ( tha U. S. D epart
lag U U S l E ast Seventh Street
.-onsidiTuli.ins fur plnnliiig cer- Ik- acronlmmlated here.
Henderson, (la., 39 miles south
to
care
for
departm
ent
men
after
Guard
oases
failed
again
today
ment
of
Agriculture.
♦Threw a lighted oil atova had
1 min kln.l> »f crop*, .,r (or leav I'roponenls of the enlargement of Maron, arcorillng to rommunlCanaod a roaldenc, to catch fire.
Mr. W hitehurst, Idlitrlrt salai to find any trees of the missing a certain period of service.
ing*
I
heir
land
varunt
fur
a
Wednesday's tides<ow , 4:20 A. manager,
m, nagrr. has
n a. boon
Mon aa resident of British molorship Nunoca which
movi. have pointed nut lh«t Ihe ratinnn received here last night.
Tho Chamber accepted un in
v Tha blew waa diacoverod by
speeiflril length uf time.
Mr. Dent**!, Mrs.
Llngle's
and 4:45 I*. M.i high. 10:47 A. I Hanford for eig h t jra
City Is in a pnssihie position to
dropped out of sight a lte r sailing vitation from Campbell Thorn.il.
0 m police who tarnod In the M.
iraarp
a
n
/
(or
Another method by which one tiling a major Iragne rlnb herr for father, received minor bruises and
X . and 11:0*1 1*. M. Hun rl*M ret) tB y r i r t hM b m
July H from Georgetown, Grand slate vice-president in ihe Cen
aU rm . Rraldonta of Um hulMengaged
It
6:39 A. M. and sit* aaxt 7:27
. u . ->
t—
tral Ftnrlda District, tu aCrn.l a muy obtain his giiveinnii-nl pity- spring training year after nest scratches. Bonny l.lngte, 7-yearc a r I*.
r . managing .aale*
o f frulta
and vrge- Cayman Island, for Tampa.
k g were asleep.
luncheon in Orlando lnrn‘ is through treutm enl of provided adequate (ie d facilities olil son of the injured woman,
The Coast Guard sent a ciillrt Monday
* C hief Clevalaad estim ated the M. Moon ri»cs at 8:25 A. M. and tables. He ha*, also operated In n
■re av.iilalde.
escaped with no injuries.
sots a t 9:11 P. M.
In u m ter of other southeastern to Investigate a report th at oil n ben S tate I’rosnlent Chutlei bind with approved chemicals.
lamagee to bo Um than H i.
As nn illustration, Mr Uuwann
Mr. IJngle left lata yesterday
The City Commission last ni thl
dram s sim ilar to the ones carried .Mitchell of Veto Beach will pay
I
statea,
handling
potato**
an
I
mlaTho call waa turnad In a t V M
I*.inte.l
out
th
at
o
grower
will
C ity offlcialdum today bad ffiia n jn fu u , vegetable*.
illsrussrd tho proposal lo submit for the seen* of the accident,
on th* missing boat
were seen Ins nffielal visit lo this urea.
b eta Invited to Daytona Beach lo
Andrew f'arraw ay, local pvosi be paid somewhere in the neigh Ihe enmplrted plans lo the WI'A in lie was accompanied by
Max
Orlando headquarters of tho or- fo o tin g in Ihe sea near the I)iv
.lent, •aid Mr. Mitchell will mu-, borhood of $ft0 iwr acre for omit- the near future.
Stew art, local Insurance repr*attend a celebration In connection ganlzallon will ho In the Exchange Tortogas on July 13. •
tho Sanfooli
Ralph Wight, 8* ^
Commissioners found a w * / -y senlalive.
with oheorelng the city’s doth Building.
Th* Nunoca was provisioned for . bis official call, , un
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__ . ting the production uf celery on
any portion of hi* land up to 15 which tho City may escape with foul automobile dealrr, also mad*
anniversary and Ihr Chamber of
on y .b o o t flea days and port *«• - " “
lll,r n “
7
per rent of the entire area.
the least possible cash eontribu'ion. Ihe trip.
Commerce's 28th birthday next
fhorlUqa h e ft f.a rt.l for th.- lives | " ,rr* w" ‘ ** no “ **mb,y
Un the aectlon where celery is They propose to use materials front
Word of th* crash was received
of th* 22 poreona aboard If tho I nl«mber*.
Monday,
,'C k p rv « of rochlM* driving
A bench coinmiltt* - consisting omitted, other kind* uf crops the city dork building which ha* by Chase and Company with
adgwd agalaot }ferry Gray, reof Clyde liamsey, D. K. McNuh may be planted.
been ordered torn down.
which Mr. I.ingle Is affUlateft
Tha Banford Ixxlge A2. F. and
t r a , rooMUd yooUrday la Um A M. will convene at 8 o'rlock
and J. II. Truluck today wsril>o citrus lauds Ihe chief con
Detail* aa to how the mishap
Building
permit*
totaling
(4JI80
| levy of a |I 0 flaw or 10 day* In tonight to confer th* fellnwermft
ronlactlng m.-ichant* regarding serration method is th r appll
occurred were lacking today. a
wore
Issued
yesterday
at
th*
City
tho placement of benches along lion of chemical* to the soil.
-laiL B , waa arralgnad la m-- degree on ono Initiate. . All Matli* business streets of Ihe city.
aWipol M art MfoTl Judgo Miller. sons ar» arg ed to attend tho 11* 11. official records show.
Andrew
Carr*way
obtained
th*
Under a propusal . advanced.
A rarhliie
driving .charge meeting In Masonic Hall.
R* largest permit, on* fo r 14,000, for
CoL R. 8. Lyllo, stationed h*re|
* Btnrhe, colored, freihm ents will bo aerveil after
...matime ag... bu.in.as h ou «(
with
Iho
124th
Infantry
of
tho
tho erection of • residence in Ft.
owners will pay fo r the seating,
aa wvra dlaordor- th* ttransonics..
Florida National Guard, will be
Mellon.
facilities in Ik- erected in front;
againat L.
W. P. Ruwc, alleged lo have Un. Averega.
. T T W
transfurrod
to
duty
In
Miami
Mr. Carraway Is Um first In
of thoir establishment*.
caused an automobile accident r*a average
about
Aag.
26,
It
wa*
announc'
d
Pinna fo r n Coronado Beach Homlnol* County to 'a tta in a Fed
Average
Tho organisation p a -e l a reso
near her* yesterday
In which Mar.
picnic Tharaday will be ' mo'o eral Housing Administration loan today.
l i r . Average
Weal, Decatur, Mav Average
CoL Lytle, n Regular Army »tr lution expressing thank* to tho
I'ropoied widening and repav Mrs. Virgins
Wednesday n ig h t b y th* San for now building.
Hanford KUani* Club (or tbo ing n|j«inh|ona on Magnolia Ave ( ’a., sustained
injuries,
waa li m a
ford l .lana Club during Its semi
O ther permits war* iesood to C. fleer explained that there ‘ are
InlUr'*
endorsement of * the nue and Oak S treet will costl f i n d $5 and costa on a charge l*
TTT
monthly w anting a t 7 P. M. In Smith to repair a fra mo bouse al thro* units o f Infantry baaing in Junior
11
Chamber's
campaign $17.5)12, City
Engineer
Fred of drunkenness whrn arraigned it
Frare Um Fort tt <
Fieri- the Mayfair Hotel.
$360. and to € laten t* Sm ith to Miami a t a n o a n t which have no]
against the lottery "Cuba.”
Williams told the City Commis today before County Judge Jam es
at Bastardrepair tho awning oa tho G am er regular officer In charge.
A i ----- a*, a .
Tho colonel pointed out that
G. Sharon.
sion ls«t night.
m
M. E. Forsyth, president of lb* W oodruff Building a t I N .
ho will continue hi* eonneeli>.na
County deputies were of the
Hr pointed out th at with cer
Central Labor Union of Davtona
with th* 124th Infantry at hit
tain •lulling of labor which has opinion that Rowe grabbed the
Bench nod form er dee-preaidm t
been allotted to other project* steering wheel of the car which
i departere* eta
of a slate labor body, was In
T h o T fftc cr will leae* Saturday
th* municipal government could Mrs. West was driving, causing
F.
21 .
Hanford today on a boalaeo* A ll.
fo r Camp Foster near Jacksonher to crash Into the rear uf a
,------ F A l * .
V - v ,,
J . E. Gay, plant superintendent put through the proposal with «
rUI* where ho has been assigned
truck
near P ark and French
total
outlay
of
buf
$820
In
cash.
Moatly cloudy tonight, acatCounty Court UJfcuwod today fa r a two-woak'a period aa train of the Bun Oil Company, waa
Thr Commission
immediately Avenues.
—
W
« . J*tore K m
L ie . U rad thowora Wednesday.
Ex- shortly a fte r roaum tag Ih 4 Jtdy ing director of Um annual Na itreneferTvd to Jacksonville MonMr*. Josephine Bnyder, mother
approved the project and plans
| trem a ' Northwest,
occasional te n * which trap Interrupted hy a
-ylsy, It waa announced here to will he forwarded to the proper of Rowe, waa uninjured a* waa I
CHKROKEE, V ith leaded shower* tonight and Wednesday, rtcoas of ono wash. TV* dock*! tional Guard encampment.
day.
WPA officials for th eir final Ann* West, daughter of M rs.)II
Farida T.wtag C m *.
.'o f ulna eases probably will
Persona connected with Ihe okrh.
t M A IN CRATER
W est
l |J
“
■' j , t
S a ro n ) naamh rra of th*
completed toasertew, %
firm h e r , said, another auperinThe vehicle's driver was lakan i t
Mr. William* ■pointed out that
Jp d c* J m t o f t f l a m
KIJkMATH FALLS. O n . July irodent will be appointed here, without Ih* possible labor shift to Fernald-Laughton Memorial
A lter.
leave Thursday
fag
21c—0 T — W arren SBowdem 1’ . • 1though th* name o f the new tha City would b*v* been obli Hospital where It waa th o u g h t,j, 7
i *
»
where he wilt
Porlsm oath, Y a , fell oxer the rim man has not been revealed.
gated to ‘lay approximately $3,- ah* may have been Iniured i n - |j t
v ith u k n s
Mr. flay had been w ith the oil 600 on the line aa th* sponsor's ternally. She was discharged jjj
ef C rater Lake yesterday and died
! Wednesday:
? . * • * “ *at court In l!
Palm
Tally, rafii
i* * b
on the reck* belew, •
rampany here sine* March, 1935. contribution to th l endeavor,
Ia*t night after treatm ent,
t*
Peasants R a l l y
Present Debt Service
T o Government
Mid-Western Region
In Organizer Throws! You remember, when the
Support io Llemos
Levy Is Attachable
By A 11 Creditors Conflicting R e p o rt*
Con fuse Observer*
Of Morocco Revolt
Temperatures 0n |F ru it, Vegetable
U pgrade Again Exchange Opens
As R ains Cease Orlando Offices
Rain And Wind Hit P erry N .; W hitehurst
Texas Centennial, Named As District
Damage Is $100,000 M anager Of Sales
Junior Chamber U. S. Soil Plan
Seeks To Bring Moves Rapidly,
Firemen To City | Nears Enactment
Will Contact Chiefs New A p p I i c a tions
In U. S. Cities Of
F o r Participation
A r r i v e By Mails
Over 10^000 People
Athletic Clubhouse
Plans A r e Drawn
By Local Architect
Mrs. H. G. Lingle’g
Auto Crashes Near
Henderson,Georgia
Coast Guard Fails
To Find Slightest
T r a c e Of Nunoca
Firemen Quench $25
1 Early Morning Fire
I
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Driving
. _ . „ j e Draw* Fine
City Isflue* $4,380
Building Permit*l,h,R,uu u •ioat-
CoL Lytle To Be
Posted In Miami
Commission Writes
Approval On Plans
To Widen Streets
W. P. Rowe Is Fined
For Alleged P art LOCAL WEATHER
In Auto Accident
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County Conti End*
Docket Tomorrow
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SANFORD m n w io . 8ANFOHD,
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Locals Blast 11
Safe Blows Bat
Fail In PincHei
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S i m o n P area, Pro*
fesslonala L i m b e r .
Up For Open M e e t 1
W iliO n
R e d s 0 it l y
G o o d
H its
PALATKA, July 17— Poletk*
won both came* of a doublehesder from Um Saint* hero yes
terday to go half a gnm* (head of
their Ancient City rival* who worn
humbled, 7-S, in the epapar and
1-1 In tha afterpiece,
Joe Sperhman limited tha Saint*
to ala hila In Uw fltet till while
fanning eight end walking but one
opponent. 81 Johneon (ailed the
regulation diatame for the rialtori and waa nicked for an teen
doien wallope, Including .Georg*
Andrew*' home run In the1 flret
frame, which caate with Caueler
The Daytona Beach Islanders
on second.
will play Sanford'* Lookout* at
Zu panic, with two ilnglee, wi*
Municipal Athletic Field tomor
the only Saint to connect safely
row.
twice off Sparkman while Caueler,
Andrew*, Smith and Jumonrllle
wildness dimmed hla effectire- each cellared a brace of bite off
n*is. Wilson walked eevan men Johneon, Meule alio collected a
triple,
during hla' atay on the mound.
Medlar allowed th* Reds only
Rklnny McGowan eeeeytd the
four blows during the remainder mound role for the Ralnte In the
of th* gam* and two of them nightcap but wae yanked In the
cam* In tho eleventh when the fourth itan ia after being niched
Rada launched their attack.
for 4 hit* and a like number of
The Lookout* scored the flrtt rune. Ill walked fire while on the
run in tho fourth frame when •lab. Prank Veal* flnlihed the tilt
Xddio Davis doubted to tho left- for the Saht* and wae louehed for
center field fence, went to third three blewa and on* run while on
on an putfleld fly and acorad on lb* hillock.
an infield out.
^
-A ll Gould worked-lb* eeveo (aTha Red* camo bock In thslr uing Anal* for -the Amies*
half of the fourth to tally on*. allowed leven blow*. Poor" sup
Bolling tingled ond stole second port In the sixth Inning allowed
after an Infield out, Robenon one 81. Augustine run end found
Ihn bases populated when tho
frame was over. The first two
Helnt marker! tamn In the second
fifth as a result of three base* on Zupantc’e single and sucreson balls, three stolen bases, and! sire doubles by Daels and Owens,
two Infield outs.
Dldrtckson Thro* walks, etc r IfIce, InGeld out
waa Issued ■ free pais and went and Mattie's tingle gave (he A u
to second on an Infield by| lets three runt In the first sta n u .
Wslsch, Bolling filed out lo Throe single* brought another
Clary at short, Holdstock walked)across In th* fourth and th* final
a* Dldrlckaon stole third, trying tally came In the sixth with a pair
to break up a double steal. Bill .of slng'*s and an Inflsld out.
Cate*, catching for Joe B l a t r u f ) ---------------------who la out with a bod shoulder,!'
'
threw tho ball over “Shorty” I M c N f e l l l A r r i v e s A t
Maltby a head to let Dldrlcksnn
tfac.t<x*-w
8T. PAUL,. Jaly 17.—(A>—
America's ( m m t pw h w lw wl
golfers, with * sprinkling #f p * J
■ n i t N n , had their float workouts o n f Um n n U M
Koflor
courao y a t r n k ; M o t* settling
down to Um serious 71-hob p h i
for i th at* In tba 0,000 S t Pant
opon tournament starting th b
mom Inf.
Virtually all of th* 171 ace
By JULIAN 8TEN8TK0M
DELAND, July -17,—Seoiord
- loet a typical one-run ganM
yamo to
the Reds yeeterday aftamooh by
th* count of 4 to 3. Although |
the Bed* were outhtt, 11 to 7,
they bunched two bill nnd a
walk In the eleventh Inning to
path over the deciding marker.
Herman Mrdler reblved Jack
Wileon with two out in th* fifth
frame and received th* blam* for
(he low. Wileon hurled three bit
baeeball up lo that time but
Saama relax** and enjoyed th* Interlude while wilting In New Yerk t* Mil fer Berlin on the liner
Manhattan. Kathlyn Kelley (left), the 14-yeae-old high Jumper from geneea. 1 C , and Marjerl* Oee(ring, Lee Angela*’ IS-year-eld giving marvel, are shown gleefully packing their luggage. Meanwh"& hiTtherine Bewl*; the Ml.ml Beach a ^ . U . .Ur, enJry. «h. thrill .( being lifted aloft *n the
palm •( big Jaek Torrine*. th* Baton Rouge shot putter. (Associated 8res* Pholos)
Louis' Scans Baer
As Testing Horse
CHICAGO, July 17— W>-J<«
(.outs Want* to start his comeback campaign In September
with Max Barr as hi* opponent
and Soldiers Field, Chicago, at
tfio' proving grouhd.
Tho co-managers of the brown
bomber, Julian Black and John
Boxborough. definitely made thb
decision today. Thty urged Mike
Jacobs, head of th* Twentieth
Century Sporting Club, to cap
ture llaer If poaalblt. If the
match la made, they want the
■am* promotional set-up which
handled the loula-LevInsky fight
In Comlakey Park last September
Jo* Foley of Chicago, In co
sixth frame lo tie tho score when
NEW YORK, July 17.—(A*)— operation with Jacob*, wae the
Eddie Davis polled hla aecond
McNeill of Oklahoma City, promoter. That fiasco, with Lodouble of tho day. Torres popod >
l*-y*ar-oid Keayen College
surrendering In th* Aral
out lo Dldrtckson, end then Cate*. freshman who hal surprised the vlnaky
round, drew >0,004 spectator*
tingled to left to advene* Davis eastern tennis world by hla "Iron with grots receipts of >214.000.
to third. Ovarstreet singled lo m»n” fesU In two tournaments,
Louis' manager* havo decided
center to w o n Davis. Duncan' reached th* quarter-final round
bit Into a double play to end the of th* Eastern men's clay eourt that they do not want Mat
(gulag,
. '< | rh" mplena hi pa yesterday by de- Schmeltng, after all, to start the
brown bomber's comeback. Rliqk
Tho Beil* hit a etrldo In th*
? lm"V * m,T ° r N r* explained thero I* a bit of pareleventh Inning lo win the gpme.' York. 8-1, 18-11.
McMullen elngled to left. Dldrlck-I Befora hU rn in U M
match chflogy In connection with thb
aon elapped a short on* out lo * !lK Miller, McNeill had won decision.
Baer roared out of retirement
center field nnd Troy Duncnn both single* and double* matches
mail* one of tha most spectacular In tha - EalUrn Jimlor champion- shouting defiance at Louie, nc
hat.
catches aver mode a t Conrad ■fhlp at Forest Hills. Then .he aooqer, .than Hehm*ling'
Park. WelKh waa Issued a base and bis partner, Morey Ltwla of knocked out tho negro heavy
Sine*
on ball* which waa disliked by Texarkans, Artu. started a fourth weight In ^2 round*.
the large number of Sanford, mateh. They won on* Mi In the then, however, tha UTYrmor*
Ian Emit, addhta has been neglecting the
and Harry Louie Intelligent* corps, and lit
1-3, before tle has been heard from him.
, T
■ Florida Lad Wins
Denver N et Tourney
rtisements
* \
® WOMAN vedta Job
DENVER,
Jtd /
17.—Iff)—
Palm
I or cleaning. Minnie Charles Harris, West
Mhington, 804 Cypress ^Beach. F
la, won the
___
opon tennis till* Monday by de
feating 17-yeeroid Jo* Hunt,
Lou AngelVs, 0-4, 5-4, M , 4-1.
Harris, seeded fourth, played a
steady, cautious game, ptacirg bU
shots where the sersnlh-soodcd
CallfornUo had a hard time han
dling them. Hunt repeatedly
showed groat form and always daslUilg 4peed. H* often hod Harrl*
In distress, but th* latter’s experi
ence counted heavily.
.
1 HAVE YOUR WATCH r*l
)i; by mm who n elly knew*
Brief*- Jeweler, Meg, Arc.
t l- i t o n D om na m s model
Tractor and teal-trailer with
20-fL rioted body. Lika naw.
$1104. Term* U dexlrvd. Reel
A Bona. M l W. l i t 8 b
ALL-STATE "tiro*—Secra* pritaa
gad Seers' quality. Real and
■ana. M l W. Firs t SL
« - « 4lB Wiatdd
T d
ICE
CREAM
F R E E liR S —all
_
Pahl Galileo Tagged
With Divorce
Suit
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Helen Wills Moody
ry Exhibits
Court Powered Shows Fine Form;
OFt^WkMfr 'mwteir aim
England broke even In the
ripening singles of their Ihrceday, five-match International
tennis series yesterday.
Fred Perry. English cham
pion, opened the aerie* with c
7-l», 0-fl, fl-4, 15-3 triumph over
Itrysn ( littey) Grant of At
lanta while Donald Budge, Oak
land Calif., red-head, cvrned the
wrles by defecting If. Wilfred
(Bunny) Auitine, 2-3, 6-0, 7-5,
0-7.
Doubles will be played today
and two sing rs on Monday.
Tito aerlra la played just like
Davis Cup competition.
Mixed fnureeman. In the after
noon doled the prrtoumament
play.
•
.
For three day* the pro* bar*
practiced on all dim* record tem-j
pc r e tu r n *f between 100 and)
108 degree* and tamed in eub-J
par Korea ranging down to 84.
over the 6y622-ye*rd well-trapped)
championship. layout, Tba woathor,observer aaw' little chant* for
cooler weather Friday add Bator-)
day * ben 18 boles will be played!
each day. Th* low SO and lie*
will ao M more Sunday.
Pacing the record Hat of money,
winners are Ilary Cooper of Chi-'
cago, winner ef th* title on two
occasions, and tied another year;)
Tony Manem, amlUng national
open ebamptent Jim Fonlle, *»-[
other former w lnndr;' 'W alter
Hawns, Horton. Smith, McDonald
W i C . W w for Urn Aral tim*,|
Ray Mangrunir John Revolts.
John Dewton, Jimmy Them peon.
Ijaw non U ttle and Tommy Ar
mour.
'
WASHINGTON, July 17.-W )
—Army engineers said about 13
officers anil their helpers would
be stationed on the Florida canal
prt. route for th* next few months
.six to continue their etudies of tbo
Jit
V t « l * r * s r ‘S H r a s l f s
I’h lla d r lp k ls *; XI, l « u l t I.
tio s in n s t f k l c s a o .
lo ills d a lp k la a l * 1. l o u l s .
N ow Y ork a l r u t s b u r a b .
R m u k lv n s t C in c in n a ti.
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Chlcage al Washington.
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prtarf I'm* And tka UM*
friendly «td gffldmit urric*
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IQ 'Compete next month.”
r O ) During a recent Eastern trip
— Mrs. Moody Indicated she would
I’ri. 'relurn fur th* American chrmplon« ' j ' ships at Forest Hllla, N. Y. Slnco
s*s ' r*lutnlnf Home, hawevrr, she hs*
'is* | been non-tummlllel, although praclea
etrencously, meenuhlle.
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nine off Cuntharp and Fera:
who pitched the last Inning.
Both same* w*r* full *f. error*.
The G-Men committal four milcue* In th* first and tlx In tho sec
ond g«nve. Th* Islets w*ro charged
with threw In the flret end on*)In
th* soebrid.
"i~ *
/. • .
YOUTH DROWNB
I MIAMI BEACH. July 17.-UF)
! —Donald Laubach. 18, of Emaui,
i Pa., waa drowned In the ocean
her* yesterday when he stepped
Into deep water rnd was unable
to swim lo shore, r
f-J -.‘'*Mu*5aiC
spring, twang hla club* for ■''root
ing 34-35—80, three tinder ortho DINKIER HOTELS CO.
dox figure*, to conquer Goodman.
W alter cupper, former national
CAIUMO K N U « . ;
open champion and the tournament
■--.11..S, ^ J r MMJ|
favorite, one up on tho final hole
of another second round tasslr,
Goodman, one down at the tarn,
fought hit way back to even term*,
but filtered on the final bole.
HARD FIGHT
• .The third member of the cup
•quad, Oklahoma City's Walter
TOPEKA, It as, July 17.—<AP) Emery, faded to qualify for th*
—Eugene . Meyer, '• Washingtor match play division of th* tourna
publisher and .I*vWoor 4* «*• ment, winding up with 75-78—153.
Federal Kgggf ei Board nndei
President Hoover, t M FHtordai
a fte r eotiferrln# tm k 0 «y. All
M. U ndon that "a m y «1om
fight" la In prospect In th# preal.
By Th# Aaaoclatod Presa
dentlal camp*%R« •
' Yesterday'a homers: Foxx, Red
8ox 2; Averill, Indiana 1; Norria,
hecom m knd c h a n g e
PhlUlo* I; Ott, Giant* 1.
Tho leaders: Foxx, Red S o x tlj
WA8HJN0T0 N,
W y I7- Gehrig, Yanka 24; Troaky, In
(AP) Kstekliekminf •* • *»*• dian* 12; Ott. Giant* 17; Dickey,
reney eonTwtWg . !■*•
but
with the doUer’x gold content sub Tank* 17; Averin, Indians IS.
League totals:
ject to e h g B fp .W >o#n'
A m erican.......................... ... . i l l
mended by a sub^ommltUe of Um
MAY TESTIFY
______
NEWARK. N. J , July l t A
WI—Gov. Harold G. Hoffnjan
»*ld yoterdny that he would b*
"very glad* lo testify in tbo
Wen del kidnaping case as after
maths of the Lindbergh bobf
ir proceeded on four fronts.
'W h ile T h e W i f e I* A W a y
V, >
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TOO LATE-TO CLASSIFY
OCEAN” FRONT*lot”"and w^ra)
Tha ArgentIn* government hie
erdorod three doetroyen from
Vickers-Armstrong, bringing to,
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Bronson, 1117 Cypreo* Ara.
Great Britain,
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SANFORD, FLORIDA*
sements
Officers Seek
White Suspect
In Girft Death
Founder Of Pension
' p Movement To Sup
port Lemke; Won't
* ‘Coerce’ Followers
N. Y. University Stttj
dent Is Found As*
said ted, Murdered
In North Carolina
fimt
ASHEVILLE. N. C.. J o b
— m y— Detevtiv* Chief Fr*-i
J m m today aald he expected an
Immediate i r m l of a whlto' «**M
pact lit the mysterious aaaaultktlltag. of blonde llalan Olcvangar ad Haw York.
Sbartff Lawrence Drown la
bolding a negro bellboy named
Joe Urey for queetlonlnc about
tka death of tha New York Uni.
vatslty atudent who was found
killed In a hotel room Thuruday.
Tha girl had been »hot II
death after being aaaautted. and
bar face cut badly.
Tha 27-year-old negro bellboy
want off duty at the hotel about
tha time one gueit aald ha law I
man (landing In the doorway of
tha glrl'a room.
No charges have been mad#
• gainst the negro.
TOWNSEND, COUGHLIN, SMITH UNITE
HEROINE AND
A'
PTED
ASSASSIN
OF
KING
Revolution In
Spain Said To
Be Shattered
Leftist Government
Blamed For Fierce
Fighting In Mor
occo And Continent
“
Is Entered
To Oust Leader
Robert E. Clements
S e e s Forces O f
• Politics At Work
Cl e v e l a n d , j u l y is .
—(AtP)—Townsend National
Convention today adopted a
resolution declaring the old
Mrs pension
organisation
“•half pot at any time during
l ihla eamphltm, directly or in*
Ulrectlr endorse any Pre*l-
A third party alliance was tho outgrowth of a conference b e
tween Dr. Francis E. Townsend, Father Charles E. Coughlin and
Rev. Gerald L K. Smith at the national convention of Towsend'i
old age pension follower* In Cleveland. They are shown shaking
hands to seal the alliance. Left to right: Townsend, Bmlth, leader
of the “Sharo-the-Wealth" movement, and Father Coughlin, chief of
the National Union for social Justice. (Associated press Photo)
Meagre Reports
*
v r M l ■“
Say Many Killed
Former Army Staff
Chief Alleged To
Be Held Prisoner
Copyright 1930
Bv The Associated Pn*M
MADRID. July 18.— (AP)'
—A flcrco army revolt .
which flared rapidly through
out Spanish Morocco today
was "broken tonight,” , the
government anounccd, ater' .
planes bomtxxl rebel strong
holds and a number of gen
erals had srrested.
s Unavoidable, 4-H Club G irls CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Sunday's tides: low, 2:28 A. M.
These Associated press radlophotoa show (laft) the unidentified “Woman In Gray’’ who possibly
Says Local Jury End Week’s Camp and
1:32 P. M.; high. H:42 A. M. saved King Edward VIII of England from an assarsin's bullet, and (right) George Andrew McMahon,
and 0:01 P. M. Sun rises at 8rS7
Board Authorizes
Purchase 4)f Dozen
New School Buses
latendent o f county school*.
'The authorised purchases latwo Masks, two Dodges, twd Fords
three Chevrolet! and three G. M.
C. me chine* AB are to be bought
tecaiIf. according to the board’*
The vehicles will bo county
owned. Bids fra # private in
dividuals submitted sometime ago
were rejected for a various num
ber *r reason*.
oroner*8 Body Ends Twenty Attend SumProbe Of Accident mer O u t i n g At
FatalToMrs. Brown
C a m p McQuarrie
A. M. and seta at 7:23 P. M.
Moon rises at 5:24 A. M. and sets
at 7:31 P. M. Monday's tides: low,
3:07 A. M. and 3:10 I'. M.; high,
0:38 A. M. and 0:44 P. M.
clubfooted Journalist who atteniptetd to level a gun at tho monarch as the latter was returning from
a military review. Tho "Woman In Gray" knocked the gun from McMahon's hand and he was soiled
by police Immediately. "I didn't mean to hurt him," McMahon aald. The “ Woman In Gray" was a heroine
to all tho British Empire. (Associated Press Photo)
Sanford Avenue Paving Catholic Camp
Project Gets Final Okeh For Children To
Report* from tho French boring..
point! laid the revolt spread ta £ ( ,
Spain itself, and garrlsoan In clUea'&j
throughout ^Andalusia were In r* -'aS
volt.' The government'here denied flj
three atari**. Ifowever, an offkUli 1
announcement said fleet warahtpS,'
are enroute In Morocco to CTU«h)
the widespread army revolt there,- i
This
announcement fo lfe w tf':'i
iwrvlous ones that tha re be’How 1
was crushed. Madrid Itself la oCnt -,
out tense. Government spokesmen MB
admitted they had to taka "radical .
and urgent measures In tba tajv» .
tertor."
.
|
So far as could be benntl, tV»
revolt of the lim y was caused by '•
opposition tn Fpnl.i'a le ftu t goternment.
In the French frontier town of V
llindaye, reporU said th*. tcvottj
la participated la by a third of th#
rfpanUTl
Isr garrison troepe- l i w # n p d rth /
said fierce fighting with
*
dead and wounded la going on.
<>
Government ccnsotlshp made |» r
difficult to leer* what la Mppoa-'t
Ing. French correspondents to*"*
the revolt bed been planned lag ‘
July 28 but was hastened by had* *
era.
Unconfirmed reports from la#*
glcr, Morocco, said General l e
mon Krsngo, former chief el the
•Spanish army general staff, had
been arretted as a suspected lend
er of the revolt-
Twenty Seminole County 4-11 Jo* Wathcn, ft-year-old son of
, girls
yesterday
completed a Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wathcn, eras
week'* outing a t Camp McQuar discharged from th* FsrnaId
rie where clube from SL Lucie l e ugh ton Memorial Hospital teand Brevard counties also were day after undergoing n minor epencamped.
eratlon yesterday.
Those who attended from this
Oviedo Park And Swimming Pool, Hospital
priv ate individuals, C. C. Roark*, em oly were: Anise Whitaker, A large bauhenla tree la la
Frances
Thompeen.
Joyee
WardVentures Expected To Be Approved
bloom
in
tha
garden
of
Mrs.
Fred
epcfutar of tha vehicle, la autoUnder-Privileged Are
me lieu ITy released by police who welt, Mary Greer,' Florlen Byrd, T. Williams, 320 Oak Avenue.
In The Near F u t u r e
Lola Deckam, Madeline Rogard, Numerous small trees, which
were detaining him on suspicion
To Receive Outing
Etbel Simmons, Lueile Lee, Mary have grown from seeds, will be
of manslaughter.
A WI’A project to widen San
Jamraes, and Mattie McKendrcc, given to those who desire then),
For 2-Week Period
Rourke at preaent I* in the all on scholarships.
ford Avenue near the Municipal
Mr*. Williams said.
Ferns Id-Laugh too Memorial Hos
Airport
hat
been
approved
in
Others attending were: Betty
Five (Seminole \County< underpital where be lt undergoing Fay Howell, Erma Alderman,
Washington and is expected to
treatment for n fractured skull Betty Hawks, Ruth Weaver, Vir About 20 memters of tha San get under way next week, the
privllrgod children will attend the
ford
American
I<egion
post
pita
received In the smash.
Board
an
8t. Augustine Diocesan Council of
ginia Wilkinson, Frances Avant, to attend tha Joint district meet County Planning
Witnesses who testified bo-,| Elisabeth Vaughan, and Erres- ing of the American legion and nounced today.
Catholic Women camp to be held
fere the ala-mag jury yesterday tin* North.
Estimated cost of the venturo
Sons of the Legion In Dsylona
at the Central Florida Boy Scout
told elaborating stories of the
is fill,000, according to plan
Leadtr* were Ml** Ruth Dur- Beach Sunday.
camp nosr Apopka beginning Mon
accident. Non* brought out any renberger, (ubetltut*
which will be followed.
(C e e lla e rO Oa r a g e T w el
Seminole
day, it was announced here today.
evidence on which the Jury felt County home demonstration lead
At the same time the Hoard
announced It expected tho fit),Justified la holding Rourke may er; Mr*. J. II. Avent of LongThe Rev. Father J. J. Kel aghan.
000 hospital project here to bo
(CMlIawed t a raw* TWsI
of tho local Catholic rectory, has
approved within the near future.
, General opinion teemed to can
been • ppointed assistant director.
Tho plan originally wa. ached;
tor around tha point that a flat Sons Of The Legion
Tho Rev. Father I*. J. McGill of
uled
under
tha
WPA
but
was
la
tire, found on <ho motorcycle,
8l._ Augustine is director.
To
See
Local
Youth
ter changed to tho PWA which
eras the cauie of the mishap.
This yea
event Is tho first
allows more than f 25,000 to lu
Chief Roy Williams aald tho Take Award Sunday
one to be echedu.ed. lt la hoped to
expended on ona single endrav<r»
machine apparently' was not
make the affairs annual.
Fred Dewey “Jack" Brecdon. IS.
A swimming pool and public
Youth* (elected for the outing
speeding- r
Approximately >0 Sons of th* for 10 years a resident of Sanford, park project at Oviedo Is ex
■ro chosen cy Catholic priests in
Mr*. Brow* died Wednesday Legion from th* Baaford post will
their various parishes. Approxi
about midnight. Funeral serv attend a district affair Sunday aft died thla morning from an illness pected to receive final approval
County coart la scheduled to re
of abort duration. Funeral serv. In Washington within tho near
ice* were held th* aest day.
convene Tuesday, morning to dleThe order, from Gen. Vivian mately 70 will attend this yoir.
ernoon on tha Daytona Beach kea will bo held at 3 P. M. Sunday future, according to Information
Three hour* uf educational In pua* of a few minor carta left m
Rourka was taken first to tho broadwa'.k where Carl Soderolom
Collin*, lis ts
adutonl-gensral
from th* Erickaon Funeral Homo
hospital, then transferred to the la to receive a flre-atar award with the Rev, Dr. E. D. Brownlee In tho hands of the Planning gave no reason fur the move, struction Is given each day for tho th* docket from last week and tod
Board. The cost has been set up but It was presumably prompted two weeks' period. Other activities the J u > Urm, O. P. Herndon, cir
which ha won a t th* organisation’, orifelatlng.
at ft)JI72.
<,
by the paralysl. epidemic now In consist of ordinary camp life rou cuit court clerk, said today.
camp In Cletrirator last month.
Special Masonic rites will be con Tho Sanford Avcnua project some sections of Alabama.
tine, according to Fsthor KellagFollowing Is tha panel of Jury
Tomorrow’, event la a Joint ducted a t tha grata.
will allow, tha widening of the
men summoned:
Sanford National Guardsmen hen.
meeting between tha American
Mr. Breeden bea been employed thoroughfare from Its present will report to Camp Foster In The St. Joecph nuns from Or
Laglon and the Janlor Lagion unite.
nine-foot width to 18 feet from
In
Smlth'a
Barber
Shop
during
his
lando
will
supervise
the
schooling
E. Wilson, John Zarrenaar, JL N.
Jacksonville, Lt.-Col. Hutchison
Chester Danner,'commander of tho
Glnderville to Plnrway.
phase of the camp.
Strevella, Andrew Peed**. Jr* A.
announced.
Daytona Beach post, will he host •atlrh period of residence here. He
It
la
planned
to
grade
the
road
was a p ast' master of th* local
Waterfront activities will be su 8. Hawkins, Henry Ear Held*,
Arrangement* had been made
to tho visitor*.
from Gindi rvill* to the city lim
for the three Sanford guard pervised by a group of persona John H. Herbet, D. H. McDonald.
Last night tha local Sons of tha Maaoola lodge.
it*.
m erlon Oil Finn Lagion mad* plana to attend th* Mr. Broaden was a native of A lime rock b ait will be laid units to loava bar* next Friday, who have been qualified under O. P. Wade, R. H. Whitten, W #
C. Bell. C E. Brown, W. M. Reel,
lea and also beard more pre Marble, N. C. Ha served a while a ad surface treated to create a It was aald. Departure date hns American Red Cross standards.
Has New Manager •css
Chandler Sharon and C. H. Dika.
been abl/ted to Saturday, tho
liminary dlacuaalona of tho rifle fat tha-United State* Navy Irnmedi- ••liable driving area. .
staly after the war.
Judge Janus 0 . Sharon will ha
toss'w hich they are to f o ra .
Severe! other projects In the commandant aald.
McClelland
Leaves
In Tavaree Monday to arrange fee
Surviving are the widow, Berta
Approximately ton officers and
Sanford area and In other parts
trial of Like comity court caeca ■
Breads# of Sanford; two broth af the county are new la Wash 128 men from Sanford are sched For
Halford Jail over
Evangelists H e r e
wkkk ho will preside bai l to*
ers, L> L Broaden i t Leesburg, ington awaiting allocation of uled to attend tha two-week's en
With
Tw>
Prisoners
of Illness of the regular Jadge
Otto and W. A. Breeden ef Blue- fm da which will come from the campment, an annual event, be
To
Begin
Campaign
ia Sarasota.
ridge, Ga.; and m e at*ter, Mrs.
Tolar.
tween July 18 and Aug. 0.
1030 relief quota. .
Howard awf Virginia Bwyan, 0 . B. SharaUia af Alcoa, Tena.
The local group Includes two
Sheriff J . F. McClelland la(t
known as the Musical melodeare, I c ta l Mhanec are requested to
•toff officers, Lt-Col. Hutchison today for Halford tu deliver to
arrived hero tedajr to epen an eeer a ble a t t F. M. tomorrow to
and CapL Georgs xffcRory.
tha atata prison warden - C. C.
Ihark
Steals
Ocean
evangelistic autpadfa la tha big the Masealo Hall to prepare for
An advance detachment which Grscay and F rel Shannon, sen
teat pitched a t Third Street and Um apodal rites.
hitch Made By Dr. includes the medUal ualt wa* tence 1 yesterday to flva years
Palmetto AvsAaa.
to leave Sanford Tues ahd four yaara. respectively, la
I a torment wll) b* la Evergreen
huwell At Daytona scheduled
Mr. Bwytro dtrocta tha chair.
day morning, but (*91 not depart the Florida pcneutcntlary.
He holds # degree from • prem Active pallbearers are A. L.
until a later date due to th*
Grace/ wa* found guilty of
Dr. B. D. Caswell today held »
manaalughter, a* a principal In
Bell*, George W, Huff, J. D. Jin- irtk u lar grudge agalart all lessening of travel distance.
tha second degree, In connection
Was, F . la MUler, E. B. Randall
r
with events which led to th*
*»d
Walter Route, Honorary isrka la genera).
.The
Sanford
dentist
wM
tom
of
Fifty-One Are Dead death of Odell Bumbalough In
pallbear ers aw J. K. Smith, J,
10T8.
J. C arrar, W. H. Btowart. W. F.
In Railroad Crash July,
Shannon was declared guilty
Mtedmw. E r . Mills, and W. A.
of assault with an attempt to
MOSCOW, July 1 8 r-^ F » -F li- commit majMlaughtcr oil Georg*
ty-on# persona war* killed, fifty- Calhoun, a local engineer.
Th* sheriff la delivering his
prisoners by automobile. ,
Short Illness Is
Fatal To Fred D.
Breeden, Barber
thing Locally
Ito*-
Reconvene To End
Term On Tuesday
'
/
DELBOATB DIES
CLEVELAND, July lA— W b Th* HfV. A. M. Bennatt, 84, of
Tampa, F la,- a delegate to the
Tow naiad convention died last
night ef heqrt disease. Bennett wad
; (
4
«-
�this bs frktka, make tbs most of ft," for a
■nary abetere « f any ssmblanes of unanimity c
organized display o f •'harmony*' is ervkknee •
Independence of action and strict adhwanes «
methods which is refreshing In these days of
TODAY
able to agree open anything at all or whether
tk>n, like so many thoroughly Democratic roe*
up fh a free-for-all fight
_
v. s
Had them sear bean any question about t
of political freedom in this country, it wee large
the other night when the Ree. Father Cough!
jzed the President>of the United States ss a 11
and double crossmvw In Germany, Italy, Basel
lot the countries where freedom of speech no 1
such denunciation would hare been promptly
one of th es/ now-famous “blood purges.*'
However* freedom of speech doss m
lege either of aayiag. things which menifi
or of using vile ®r Indecent language; The llbsrtias. which
our fathers won In-the revolution can bs preserved with*
out.the license to defame In the language ofethw otlar the
name of another. But perhaps the best punishment for
such offense Is the loss of prestige among an Indignant
public.
■. ■. •• •
. Many Townseodites have already been disillusioned
by the conduct and the practices of tbdr-lsedero. But their
disillusionment is yet ae nothing compared, with, the dieillusionment which will be theirs as the yaacs go by and
nothing comaa of their grandiose pension schemas or from
the elaborate (promises of the political l i i agugnss whw
have led them to believe that there rosily le a pot of gold
e l the rainbow's end.
ie picture i k m King Edward VOl stiffening In bis saddle white tobbtee grapple with a wvuld-he ssaaada fram wheat
fun was kaseksd a fte r ha had leveled ths weapon a t tha monarch. Arrows i ~»i— (ha king sad. his aasallaat St rural
• f th s tobbto, th« malcontent, George Andrew McM abon, waited *1 didn’t want to lu»t him. I only did It as a protest.'
. . TO. picture w i, radioed from London to New York. (Associated Press Phots)
Seminole Count;
old folks! They are too old I
disappointed, discouraged deceived. And perhape In this
after life, they will thank both Roosevelt and London for
decllning to have any part In their deception)
Big Business Profits
“endangering slats latest" may
ha dissolved. Polka ware dsckrrd
to have power over tha rights qf
assembly, pros* and speech.
Editorship of now spa pa n was
forbidden to parliament deputise,
Tha Jewish ritual slaughter' was
forbidden.
The concensus of opinion 1* that buslneeg In- general,
particularly big* business, and even more particularly Wail
S tre e t, la against the New Deal. The eoncenaua of opinion
also la that the chief concern of business. tha-Great God
Mammon at whoae feet all bualneaa worships, la PROFITS.
And yet the Aaaoelated Press says today, **A rising,
tide of corporate earning* gave Wall Street further tangi
ble evidence of business Improvement A gala of M J per
cent In second quarter proflta over the same period last
,
year was shown In a compilation by the Aaaoelated Preea
to batters that a fas- of the first -45 statement* of repotting companies."
Mates nasal officer
The net eaynlnga of these 45 big business oorporatkea
rng selling American f0P the three months’ period ending June » Increased by ap*
mum# militarists, but pnnrfmaUly 12 million dollars over the same periods but
WtU ds anything for
n<t for the H nt half of this year proflta amounted to
iridsstly, Japan pays 172,904 ! 13 M compared with |53,738^06 during the first
****?**» **°
six months of 1985.
Among those showing the beet gains were ths ataal
attract-
General Electric, United Fruit, Johna-Manvllle and United
Corporation.
•
In general corporate earning* are said, to hajra-risen
anproxlmately to their 1981 level and some are considered
by itaUatkiana to have exceeded their 1928 peak. Only
■ix companies out of the 46 big corporations making rtywrta
showed lower earning* than during the same period of
last year.
Bo If big business la opposed to the New Deal, It canhardly be because the New Deal has cut down on their
profits.
%. .t-l-*i«,-
SANFORD TWENTY YEAB8 AGO
dteanaiag little girl sparkle T .
. This Is w hat pate a . positive
Manat upon her. I can under
stand how, aa a little girt la
Nebraska, she Ulkod politics
with her fath er aad helped him
to edit bis newspaper, “Tha ComB u y when her young friends
wars playing with their dolls;
haw (bo lectured and wrote aad
■sited ths "a stsa eeas"; tow. *to
w anted a- British army otfleer
in his palsce in Copeohagao.
When she first caaes hams from
her asrw sar J a n t ever Denmark,
•bs need to tell a story shoot
an eysr stive
marketing
evor
Users being an well regulated
th a t if a bad egg apyenred la a
•hop In Copenhagen. It would
ho traced to the hen who laid It
and aha would bs held personally
rue pons lblet
Tbeao lines of Klpllsg’s hero
become somewhat emasculated
from constant quotation but they
do seem to dseirrlbi Ruth Bonn
Owns. "If you can walk with
crowds nor lost your virtue, and
talk with kings, aor Ises the
common touch.” I remember seeing
her sitting on the beck of s truck
in Miami i n tegtag her fvet and
chatting with ths driver at hap
pily aad unaffectedly at boom as
th s would have barn at ths Court
i f - James.
,
Through nil her talk, there rasa
th is shining, golden thread of
gaysty. Ns m atter how heavy
tb s subject m atter, she can light
It wtU a smite. Of ail her ns—
qualities, her rapier
beam Intellect, bar umating vital,
tty, her natural flair far Urn
subtleties of sls to— l oiMy. has
nn.fc.*^rT*r*S7 July IT. « ^ i
A French submarine accidently
■he]led tha Pratts], Riviera fasort town of Salnte Maxims dar
w ood,. Mrs. Weaver of Paola, ing tbs night whim trying to
and Mies Carol Sasser and Mias •Ink a homing yacht at taa.
Helen Drssssr of Sanford.
Two shens landed in tlis vilIa * tractions In
foods,
nutri
tion and health w«rs given by
Miss Aana May Sikes; Mrs. Eu
nice G s y o f Drorard county In
structed in home improvement
and thrift; Miss Iterrsahargsr
taught self improvement; nurs
ing tod health
Improvement
classes wars headed by Mrs.
Saundsn o f P ort Pisrcs; ieader•hip and service Instruction was
glvsn by Miss Sikes and. M ary B.
Keown; H arriet Robinson, Orlan
do, instructed In recreation.
(
Seminole County girls scored M
-the most points in ths swimming W
most of ths weak trader U. T . l S
Huggins, camp director. Frances ”
A v a s t of P a ste was high potet'S
winner.
||
Ths aftenwoos w an devoted to W
craft work.
S
W eatherm an Says
Drought Near End
cmcAQO,
July
u^vn—
The beat wave which for IS coo-1
torsthre days took thuassnda ef
lives sad boasted the draught dam
age tats hundreds af millions of
Xeur day* a t
growers are returning
Taretl—
French Riviera la
SheUed By Warship
aad g*Uli«
he big mosey erupa that
ippad seat year. riaMa
ptewed up, toy to to>
pIP
a r1 r
■ •4 ' i i i i r v u t J » v
w J
, i
1
f t
1
ft.
(d w A i
4
,te
least, 'ho-
�Dancing Classes To i
Open A t Legion Hot
AT THE
c a v a c a o r uoq
naaera end senfertl A n n c a
The Raw.. IV. f. Campbell. H»
ewaRay’IchoaL t i er A. I t ‘
rreachlec Service, II u A U.
Ncddhiaw Service, Till P. U.
Personals i
T nea
P e s e ta 's U m i Ibc r t M a p
Prayer Uecilny Wedneeday.
U l
t M l»v .
i
■ r - rtA
Miami and Daytona Beach.
n u t.
J r ; Silver I d k * vritb Mrs. Smith
and Mra. H. A. Appleby r fh o s taeaaa. Members will gather at
7 1$9 F. Mi at the church and
leaVe from th c ri in a body ' for
TUESDAY
| Mlitf Stella* Bearer will leneu
Sunday sfternoe* for Cbattlanwft.
T w a . fa* a flay of aeraral weeha.
•
1.04 T# I .P ; M.
knows eesmstlr- houses od Mavis,
DJar-Kiss, Melba and S M attm ,
amt via lea tbs manufacturers! era
h-gteudag tu »cout abound fog adonions! markets for tM ir goods.
Mr: Aktonaorti re pert;- riven'be>fore tha Matlosal Uoaufr- lnoOtula, in- Now. York, aU lad tk a i a
recant w m y showed UM4"
percent of American women use
lipstick,. 7Ak percent u*a reugo,
W.4 portent u*e perfume and ta b
ponent oeo talram . powder u
dm Sen el
aw Urn* ye
B
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Ktnonn City will
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it
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if .
tmme Wi J. s i m y , f t m r .
n U V M m I. I t :+t Ac H
HM liM T ••rrlcto* l l i t t - A . 1C
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tlon hcienre i.ftartinre mer *e I Mien Dean la a member of the
read, aorrewed or yurmeetd trace »____ .1
k._
Toeecar eed rn d are rro« 1 u> a Armonr Ballet of Tampa an<l haa
•*. m.
had training under leading tlar.clng master* in both ralifornla aid
In Europe. Her cl/* ca will In*
n n a T r a a n m e a t t r r tir n n t
chide all typed ef dancing.
D r. R . L>. Efrnwmt**, pa* for,
M t»rnlng H*rvlcw.
Thd
pn stop
M m n c m nt n
lif t
\Villk«iit
tlr<*” k i.
Huritlay Mr ho*•I < «s A \l.
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f ] r*t»
A
Eve-nlnn Wt»r»hl|* f »»« I* m
f o u r th r u s d i n o f M«fe
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C O R R E C T M EN’S W E A R
SPECIAL!
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l«Mv ilaBd, 71" A. U
MANHATTAN
SPORTSHIRTS •
65C 2 for $ 1 .2 5
WHILE
THEY
LAST
4'onfcnslnn^ H d liiftU jr fr *m I 01
P i l in C.A0 P if a id 1 fr tot
P. M tu * 00 l* ii
i mi n n i
A Ini *1.
* T!i«t Sffyrjf
•* Ii) • liairtm*
Grace Moore In "The King ■Sti'pv Out"—A Colombia Pietore playing a t the Rita Theater Sunday ami Monday.
Lea.- u . r f
n a a ita r B c h o ,; i
J. g
a« rrlM a. I
p g,
.w u tm w * t »i o u i i t
La a a U oorac, r w ,
OVIEDO
GENEVA
The Rev. Culpepper »nd wlfoy
and Mr. II. II. Jones or Augusta.
Ua* are vacationing In Geneva,
. Mr.
Atorv& M U .IVaid. Tjj;
Jtnd M n. WaiWa'mother, Mra. X.
.W. Culpepper. Monday'.
■*
M n. Robert Hurphry and ton
Charles, Mrs. Iltlgc.on and dough*
ter, Virginia, called on Mr*. K.
Miller and thv M. E. Uuolvya
Tuesday.
Mr*. L. W. Waldcrmsn hnd
daughter, Helen, are .pending
■oim lime *1 Comnadu Beach.
Mlu Erma Alderman left Manday for Aitor.
Mra. J. T. McLain, J r , hn* a*
her gueit her alstcr, Ml** llowall
of South Carolina.
Mr. and Mr*. Ell Hart havr gone
to Alabama for a visit with rata-
T ow nsendites
D e c lin e ,A11
Endorseme n t s
Registration Monday, Jely
Announcements were made today that ju jj, [)«an. formerly the
Julia Ritchie of thl* city, will
receive registrations at the LegDn.
,,u l Moml,r afternoon from 1:00
o'clock until 5:00 o'cl'tfk for her
Tti#
■B it, W. G. Banka and B its MB*
doty, ambled b y .'th e ImBaa of dred.Banka will lea re Sunday aft)
the church. A great- variety of • m m for a month', ri.it in AN
summer fkrewru decorated On Mata, Ga.
rooms. while maaloff uuaslare a t
latere* 1. during Ure'evealag ten* . Mra. C. W. Spear hai returned
trifaotrd to Urn pleasure of the from Wert Palm Beach where
•be haa been visiting her daugh
g tn e ti •
T h e following* yean* lad lea ter, Mra. Nottie Ingram for a
greeWed a t the puwftu bawd the ohort time.
Miaeee Haiti Whitt hunt, Mary
Mr*. Maureen Winter, who
Nancy Brock;' T ltM oeh Luaoy,
Mra. ft. a : Drake. Freneau Paar- hai bean dialling her alater, Mr*.
*on, M erit Kirkwood, and J a m E- H. Laney. haa been called to
Savannah by the nine*, of her
Martin Laney. f
daughter, Ann Winter.
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Interest ^Xn. 4 - If
Mr*. M. W. Robert* and daugh
The Woman'a Mlmlonaty So
Club Wotk Shown ter*, Betty and Jean, or Magnolia
ciety ef the Mr»t Baptlat Church
Avenue, will leave tomorrow to
Is Invited to meet with member, of
the Daytona Beach Society a t *:dd Member, of the Seminole Coun ■Fend two week* at Daytona
P . M. a t the Daytona Baptlat ty Homo Domenitration . Club* Beach. They will have a* their
Ckmnh. Mr. and Mra. Stamp*, exhibited their Internet In the guMt MU* Nona River*.
miariflfiarlu from China; will be work of the i-U club by tlmir at*
M n. Glenn Llngle and eon,
tendance thia Week a t the ram
mer camp which waa held a t Glenn, will leave Monday foe
Cairo, 111. to .pend a few week*.
Camp McQuarrla.
jnple ToxObserve
The following la a Hit of thorn ,They will be accompanied by
attending^ Geneva—Mr*. Endor Mr*. Ungle'a father, W. Dent tel,
59th. Anniversary Curlett,
pretldent of the home who haa been vlaltlng Mra.
demonatrator*. Mra. J . O. Bilge;
Mr. and Mra. D. II, C. Rabun, Mra. Chariot L Bromley, Mra.
who Kara been resident* of 9an- Dave Levy and Mra. Sam Levy.
Sanford Woman Is
fold for the peat fifty year*, will
Lake Mary—Mra. J. A. Lloyd,
Preside
eelatbate their fifty-ninth wed Mra. J. M, Thom peon, Mra. R. M. ; Elected
ding anniversary Sunday.
Ball, Mr*. J. R. Reeve*, Mr*. W.
The coup!* came to Florida f-im V. Dynij, Ur*. E. D. Rinehart, the
Georgia In 1878 by hortj team pro.Went of the Sanford riub,
•lace there wa* no mif-oad <*- Mrs. 9. C. Dlckereon, Mr*. £ A. .the x i S S T W « *rw oi.aU oi
****** Ranford and Jacksonville at Brant, Mra. Mary Wandwall, Mra. formed on the camps* of the
that time.
W. A. Leavitt, Mra. B. R. Beck, Georgia 8t*t* College for Wom
Mr. Rabun la the oldest living and Mr*. A E. Vreoman.
en to bring th« Florida students of
member of the Sanford Masonic
Paolo—Mra R. D. Vaughan, tho college Into closer relation
Imdge, having Joined <0 year* ago. Mlsa Louisa Carta* and Miss ship.
1 * . and Mra. Rabun have g c h '- Marjorie Weaver.
Another Sanford gtrt, M lu Dor
dntn firing, 24 grandchildren and
Mlsa Ruth Durranberger, who othy fltohae, waa chosen a* pianist
14. greet-grandchildren.
haa charge of tha home demon- for the group. Other officers of
strait ion division, wishes to ex tha organisation are: Mr*. Kathryn
press her thanks fur tha friendly Mlhard, Orlando, vice-president;
ct>-operation and- bite reel shown Mlsa Bessie Ethridge, Haines City,
by the women of Seminole Coun secretary; and M ra D. D. Israel,
ty In thalr attendance a t tMa Jacksonville, treasurer.
The dob entertained Monday
evening with a supper In the col
lege tea room, and only recently
presented g program of' songs and
N o Depression Itt
organ solos nt tho chapel period.
Thursday they were the guests
The Cosmetic Trade On
of Dr. and M ra William T. Wynn
1
; Depreetlona In practically all a t an informal tea.
businesses-may come w d go, and
t
LEGION HUT
mannfastuTOM may wall axd gnash
their tooth when talcs drop off,
EVERY
but thoraTo o n t wilnooo In which
FRIDAY
too much sale# la becoming a hit
. Lessens l» All Typaa.
of a brother. Bamoel L Anto now
|)
of D ancing
rlM*T ^ c t e r c r i e * c u m . .
Cfcrlitlan K riim **reic*e are
•»»r» Sunder mernln* at the church
A.* >t V u b w ?B4ror"‘rT:Lrm w n : ”
•pf«.r
The second national conven
tion, Itself, was committed to a
policy of refraining from partisan
ship or any endorsement of any po
litical party.
Tho Rev. Alfred J. Wright, of
Clovaland, ’recently removed as a
regional Townsend loader, and three
other peraoos filed a suit In Com
mon Pleas Court asking that Dr.
Townsend and the board of di
rectors bo removed! that the court
order an accounting af yi,000,000
to Townsend Clubs' money which
the. petition intd had keen "dissi
pated." and that a receiver be apminted.
Within tha directorship of tbo
movement th e n wao a controversy
over tho ilstu* of Geheor Smith of
Iklahoma, national rica-preuldont
Dr. Townsend arid bo did not con
sider Gomes BmHfr "aap* longer n
Pauline Geiger Mlllrr (Mrs,
George) and children, are visiting
her sisters, Mr*. Fred Ballard and
Mra. Alice Cro*Uy,
Mrs. M. E. Dooley h>* received
word of the death of her brothor,
R. W. Brown, who lived In
California.
Mr. anil Mr*. James King and
family have m o v e d to Laugijman.
Mr*. A. A. Moore and daugh
ter, Jean, spent F ritJay at CufiHUi*
da Beach, the guest* of Mr. and
Mra. W. L. Alderman.
Mr*. J. V. Toa'e w*i a San
ford ihopjwr Tuesday.
O, H, Flynt is away for twu
weeks
and
Walter
Yirhnr-
;
<
1
1
i
1
im v i
T U e.ll., j. W. tv .r. *«mfluculay Hehnu| 19:00 A - M ,
rmaehln# ll;oo a. M.
T. P. M. a. ..JO y. n
PVeathlng T IC p. &
Quake-Stricken City
Bodies
TUQUERRR8, Colombia, July
TVeive hodiv*
warn
found today In the ruin, of
earthqu.ke-.haken Tuqurrre*.
A number of casualties from
the disaster which .truck tho
town yv.terday a n . not expected
to be large a* the majority of
Inhabitant* had been living In
provliiunat wooden hut* In their
back yard* .Inre thr earthquake*
□f Iasi November and January.
i
’
I
i
1
Herman,
SLOT MOVE PLANNED
TALLAHASSEE. July 18.—W |
-Comptroller J. M.
Ive Bnnounccd yestsrdny hiplanned
quick move* to collectdouble 11un , | ot maehinr. a* *oon
„ thr
CDUnl, rlrful, courl,
, n injunction which i
,(r„hlll),H lh„ collection*,
NEW TRIAL DENfKII
SWIM
—
Celery
DANCE
—
PICNIC
MODERN MUSIC — MODERN IDOL
3 MILES WEST OF LONGWOOD
ENJOY A CLEAN SWIM IN RUNNING WATER
PALM
SPRINGS
Hpecjal Rates.
Adults lie
Children t»0
SWIMMING and DANCING C L A M » RATCRDATB
Mrs. Waltiar Carter, Jr., and
litt o daughter, Relay Ann, of
Dawson, Ga.. are viiitlng Mr.
Carter1* parents, Mr. and Mr*.
W. P, Carter, Sr.
Mrs. Clara Mariner, who ha* for
the last month been ll| at tho
Orange General dlotplth), re
turned last week. Her daughter,
Ml** Edilh Clements oT lakeland,
who ha* been In California at
tending the nur*e*’ convention
during her vlira Iion returned in
time to spend n few day* at home
with hrr mother trfiiro resuming
her duties at the hospital In
LONGWOOD
Volusia county thia week are
Mra, Joe Avaut, Mary Hrurey,
Lola Beckman ami
Frances
Arant.
The B .'Y . P. U. had a study
course at the Baptist Church
during the past week when thv
senior* were led by Griff Beholfteld, the intermediate* by thiRov. Jo* Folds and the Junior* by
Mra. C. N. North. On Thursday
•vexing the members were entoriaiaod at the parsonage by the
pastor and Mn. Fold*. Many
Jolty contits were- enjoyed ami
refrvahmente of fruit punch and
cake were served. MU* Gladys
Stoneroch was chairman. On Fri
day all members had an enjoyable
d as do- plenla dtouev and swimming
party a t Palm Spring*. A large
to ri Boo.
Kiefer of representation of ydtwg folks at. CHrivs
Had tha bl-monthly lunchumi
Wedovsday name a t Bkn U ndo
Bprtoga where the commit)..- in
chafga wore Mr, and Mra. G. IGriffln. Others
present were
from Orlando, Mra. A. L. MatthvwovRv.C, Baldwin, from Winter
P art; Mr. aad M n. F. E. Ulodgott wKh twu daughters,, from
iMgwaod* Mra. It. R. Gray an l
to r i , atau .Joyce and Mary
Catherine Gray and M n. Abbio
MMa Rather Prosaer of L>ngStore has returned
Ig her vacation at
Mae Btilw. have
I k e homo to tho
on tho South
Herald Jarluon
thalr hen*, red 1 1 me filed on
Upsala—Grapeville
......... — ........ tmMniNNNMWIIIIIIIIINNWMWIWIRWIBBnnRMMMMBf
ROOFING BIDS
Longwoorl
T ho Hoard of Trustees of the
school
district will receive bids for re-roofing a portion of .
the I^mun school at eight o’clock on Monday night;
TIDAL BESET
CLEARWATER, July 18.—(/V)
—F. W. Switxer'a trial on a
charge of kidnaping Kohctt M.
Cnrgell. St. Petersburg utturiu-y,
wa* reset yeaterilsy for Thurs
day, July 3U. fin it ivr I* ona of
the five former Tampa policemen
convicted of kiilnapiug Eugene
y. Poulnut in tha Tampa flog
ging case, Cargell wa* abduct
ed ami mutilated by a hand of
SEEKS BAUKIND
BOSTON, July 18. - W l —
Chairman John D. M. Hamilton
af tho Republican national commlttee. Intimated last night, In
tha doting speech of a four-day
New England tour, that
he
planned to confer with Alfred E.
Smith, of- New Ywk. In an effort
to win tho backing of the former
tlvmocraUe governor Mr tLo Landun-Knaz ticket.
•
Dofothy llarpce of Lakdand has
visiting her c u m in s , E r n e * ,
tine and Msrg.irrt Mum.
‘
Winifred Fsrr of Daytona ha*
I'teit.a guc*t of tbo CUrtoraf
•
Clglr Bvitlc, n waa home fron.
I
lacks,nvillc fur a few day*.
Mr. ami Mr*. Frad Kreli and
>hUdren of Winter Haven arrived
Friday Week and am vlaltlng now
»
lf h*» alitor, Mrv.
EmltMaani)*»n.
BARTOW, July I I . - P n rate
Carl* were rr reived fr *» Dorniky-ynd Sir*. H anson from In- proceed Inga filed here yesterday
'"•qa and luna They era leaving show th» lata Uenstnr Park Trammail loft lata than |10O to his wlfer Denver.
a. K. W. LundqoUi la rfait- dow, Mra, B«atrie* Mesmer Tramla. Jack*»nrill# and other m«IL
iv e n
* oud Mra. John Dolly* spent
en by the primary and Junior da*e«h-end in Mouth Florida.
Qdron lead a fine time a t the SartmenU of tha Sunday Sc hoe I
ay Ichuol picnic Wednesday i charge of Mrs. Thom peea, Mra.
Ball and Ml** Appleby. Work dona
aka Mary.
by the primary school during the
- and Mrs. Waifrod Planner,
and M ra Emil Mi gosoon. Vacation Bible School wna on dis
a ,. llitina Lundquiat spent play.
Mis* Jane Cochran of BanfonL
a t the home of Mlk’la d
ha*
been spending Urn past week
iithin HwuMon, _ Koemring
awl Swanson oii Mnariuft with Batty.Brewn and Greco Whid*. ■
Vdw*! jtoa.
Mr. end M n. Boos Humphrey
and Mr*. Henry Stoma*
thor, Mra Jtnningo, have
frib Mra. Gerd* Swan- iando laet SB
‘ Tbo annuel
mo while Orman Ward end
■good lo tbo homo tboy va- elk of fo m ii
| Mr. Bolteuai
—bo* oeno, Aad It Introduces
a saw thrift principle that i
Modern sloeuie coukary uuw
*
GENERAL
AP1 JAM
• WAAL* ■ ---ie* m ot.
�Tferres Allowa
Red* Bat Trio
W est Downs East
In Men's d a y
C o a r t Totimey
' Of
Safe Blow*
•
■
NEW YORK, July
—Tb* West conquemd the
K elt In Lbs q M ilir flnaI
m u d of tbs E u t e n n n ’i
d a y court tennis ebw plooahlp* hers yesterday. Tbrts
Californians and ooo OkJa-
BiStruf Hits Triple;
McMullen Collects
i P a i r Of Binglee
i
to> aad went to third on
rip’ fly to center. Catos hit a
«ndsr to ttobersoh who threw
Langston at tha plate. Ills*
f ih en petted a triple to can'w ith Cates scoring. Mai thy
gjed to abort right but was
aad out attempting to stscl.
fhe remainder of the gamj Me
lb a settled dawn and turned
the heat, only one hitter
tlthy, getting aa far as first.
M .waa on a walk In the
fln th .
Robert R i m tbs Lot An*
£tls« jrro n p b r who head a the
aw did Ibt. hi a doubles partasr, Wayne “Rabin of Hollywood, and John Law; Stanford
graduate from raaadsoa. ware
Caloflmla'a representatives, but
they had to make room far
Don McNeill, the ‘ Iran man*
Kenyon • College
freshman
from Oklahoma City, -t'
‘ McNeill turned la a 6-7, 6-7.
6-1 rlclory over 4£year-old
Manuel Leonard Hafiman of
New York, the runner-up last
year and barely pulled out a
1 A H M victory. Law, llko
McNeill, an urtaeeded player,
eliminated the aeeond aoeded
•tar. J . Gilbert Hall of Sooth
Orange. N, J., 1*6, 9-7, *4.
Sabin conquered Frank Bow*
den, seeded J u t a notch above
him in fourth place; 0-3, 0-4.
W e ^ j K ^ T T g f t d ' w l t h thy
.bases loaded to .knock la tiro
runs.
Off Dean and Lowe the Saints
corral ltd eight hita a t compared
to the rive blows which the Asateas
collected
off 8oothpaw
Schneider. Lows got credit for
the lots, although he pitched to
tie from the start. The O-Men col
lected flro kite o ff Browt, who i
went the entire route for the .In
landers, while the visitors were,
getting to Ftm aasi and MeNaaura
for four hita. McNamara, who ra*l
Iis rad Faffrcttf to the fourth, after
the Islanders had scored three runs [
and gotta* two hita, dM not give I
up n bit aatli the tenth Inning. |
The G-Man eeered th e ir-first
two n o n In the aeeond on no hits,
the third waa added In the fifth
am a triple by KcDougal and Mc
Namara's long fly to right.
The threw Daytona Beach runs
tame In the fourth Inning. Ander
son and Morton drew free p s rn t,
On a fielder's (holes by FralL t.
Morton waa oat a t second, Ander
son tsking third, Dillingham then
BOSTON, July 18,—W —‘“Sunny
emptied the begs with a ton? drltn
over the left field for a home run. Jim" Bottomiey, first bstemao for
The G-Men, who are now rest* the St. Louts Browns, announced
lag hr second place, play the fit. yesterday ho was retiring, at the
cloae of the Browns', preterit trip.
He said a strained btek had
bothered him for the pest tw j
years and. aggravated by this sea
•hewm a* Map wiled frees New Verb a beard the llasr Manhattan far the OlympU fames In le ft la
son’s pliyiair, waa forcing him out
ere fits airlefiMtog stars en the United States swimming team. Left ts right: Edith Mertridge,
Home
Rons
I leaner Helm Jarratt. Katherine Rawls, Dorothy PeynUn Mill and Lsnore Right Wlngard. to lew,
of ths game.
are Alan Oevtd (right), genertl sperte editor ef the Asseslalsd Prase, end Joseph Canavs, Aeeeeleted
Bottomiey, one of the higher
Prate staff phstagrsphor, who aeeempsnlsd the teama to saver the games. (AssosIsUd Prase Phetee)
By The Associated Press
priced baitboli players since 1J2J,
Yssterday’s homers; Ooslln, Tig- came up from the minors to the
e n , 2; Gshrlngsr, Tigers, I ; Les St. Louis Cardinal* In that yaar.
ser!, Yonks, 1| Rotfc. Ysnks, I; He starred for the Cards for 10
Gehring, Yanks, 1; Dickey, Ysnks, yrars, when ho was traded to the
1; Hale, Indians, 1;-Kuhel, Sena Cincinnati Reds.
tors. 1| Berger, Bees, l; Mlio,
At tha beginning of this mason
Cardlnsls, X.
the Reds did not rtnsw his contract,
The leaden) Fogg, Red So*, 26; because of his back Injury, and
Gehrig, Yanks, 36; Trasky, In Bottomiey went over to tha Browns
Jefferson, Mo., Lad Downs Jack Manger CHICAGO, July 18^(1F)-T be diana, 22; Dickey. Tanks, 18; Ott, in* the American League.
103G queen of the American turf Giants, 17; Gosltn, Tigers, 16; AvOn Last Green In Western Amateur
will bo crowned at Arlington Park •rill, Indians, 16.
Alf Watson, .Australian Olym
trxlay with the eighth running of
Lewru e To to Is
pic hurdler, 29, has bean compet
Golf . T o u r n a m e n t
the 637,000 added Lassie Stakes, A m e ric a n ________
424 ing far 14 years.
richest race for two-year old fil National............. ..... „.... ........ asp
OMAHA, Neb., July l l . - l / D lies In the world.
Young Paul Leslie, of the Jeffer
There la grave danger, how
son City,. M e, Leslies, made a
r m iiu
sta tm t a s u V a
ever, that the fillies may have
W on Loot
re t.
balky putter operate to perfec iM itu n * IJ.sc b
IT
IS
. l i t the spotlight taken away tram
Tha Lake at Berlin's Olympic
tion.-yesterday on ono all-impor C la ln o .flll.
It
St
.M I them and switched aver * to a
St. Auiiuallaa
It
IS
.III
Village la stocked with 800 gold
tant green, the thirty-eight)) to I'a U tk a
II 'l l
.MS
flab.
IT
It
,111
overcome Jack Munger, Dallas, I trial rut
Hatiford
11 I*
.411
Southern. amateur champion. In
V r r tn la r 'a S n a i l s
Along Uta "Via Trlurephalls,"
n , U l k < 1; at. A u a u .lln . I (IS
toq_ five-star__ihrotier of
the Innlnaa),
,
leading from the center of Ber
|trla> ntl S; Hanford I ( I Infilns*.
Western amateur golf title tour- ra in
lin to Olymple Village, will be
).
ns me at.
t>a)lona ttaach I ; (la lna arllla I.
plaeed 16 kilometers or garlands,
(Jgtot
•
I'
m
I
nt
All square due to » spectacu
87,000 squire meters e l flags, am]
HI. A u «u * tl* » » l <lMln*«v1ll«.
lar 32-64—66, sU under par for H iiftttn n ilWMctL m
U f U r n t i t I ’Mlalka.
tho Happy Hollow Club “layout
and tha beat round of tho tour
s a t id u l
L M tu ra
nament, by Mungsr tn tha after
W on I m I
St
IS
noon, as they finished the reg C h ic a g o
HI. I . t o l a
It
II
year olds, HoUyrood and Count
ulation 66-holes under the same I t l t . h u r a h
II
IS
I I .* i s
Morse, also figure w contender*.
tireless Nebraska
sun,
they C in c in n a ti
Toth
41
M
The Lassie Stake at sU fur
moved onto eatra duty. The first S»w
h a lo s
II
44
long* attracted the usual fash
ovtrtlms hols waa dWtddd In par I 'h l l .i M p h l a
II
It
ionable field. Entries Include 16
four, and whan Leslie's second U ro n k ly n T H I r r S a r a I sH r . .IS
II.
thoroughbreds.
shot on tho thirty-eighth stopped N ew Y o rk S; H ltt.h u g r h S,
American aad English visit
lin m k ly n I ; C ln r ln n a ll S.
40 feet from the cup, with Muii
ing athlete* wanted stork* in Otynw
U u .ln n I ; C l t n i n I.
ger only eight feet sway, this Nt.
L u u l . S; I’MI u lr l p h la I.
Boat Pilots C t a c k pie VHAg*. Danes wanted rabbits.
H o a x TaAar
black-haired Mlaaourian'a chance*
asked fur swan* and docks.
I
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lla
d
.tp
li
ta
a
t
C
b
lra
g
o
.
Four
World Records Swede*
of n ic h in g the aeml-finala ap
I i r i .i . n mi h i . I s s l a
The Berlin aoo aatiafwd n D -turnpeared gone,
N .W T u rk a t C l n r l s a a t l .
tag taoee many vtriatlea nf anL
HAVRE DE GRACE, M<L, July au la In the village.
Ha • Upped up with n putter
18. -riff)— Power boot driven
lh a t had failed him on ntunaraui
christened the annual regatta of
betas Ions during Urn day, drilled
.IS
II
the H a m da Grace Yacht Club
-tho long curling putt Into the i lKl ti vn l uYiork
S
IT
I
with four dashes ef world record
can for a birdie, three. Monger's llaalMfl
41
4
IW trn tl
41
1
speed yesterday.
bid for 1 “Rfe-givlng birdie missed W
u h l.n tp n
44
4
H. 8. Eklof of Baltimore, ac
th a cup by g fraction ef na Inch. C l l n i .
41
l
ll
l
counted for twe record*, Georg*
L u lto y sparkling putt gayc I 'h lU it.i p h l*
B. Ward, Jr., of .Wilmington DoL,
him the r i p l to meet Chksgo’s ■»- u m .tn l,r4 a |S i nMil.i
for one, aad Jo* Monifle, also ef
Johnny Lehman, the tournament I b i.tn n I . HI. ).,« !■ I,
New Y u lk I . l x t r . U I.
Wilmington, for another is mil*
favorite, la k 16-hole aemi-flnntrials for Inboard runabouts.
In a final trial, Eklof rant hi*
t t - ' although lacking the “
U-eyiloder, 6-rarhnrator, Bserious
hfUlUsae' that characUriaed Me
II, over the Suaguthanim Elrer. a t
shooting during the last tarn f t . l r la n d *1 W u k l l f l
an average »f M i l l arilw M
d ey v fsaiciWed atkadlly t« **• C k i f .s u s i tnumdstphis
how to shatter ,* mark h*s hwd
trvdm* another Dallas youngster,
ragWUred only an beer *r M*
Lon Schumacher, la n stubbqHW A u s t r i A , <
cariWr ia the unlimited ctora.
ly fought, mttoh, one up ta W
Leslie’s B a lk y.P u tter Is U.S. Turf Queen To
Be Crowned Today
Brought To Perfect Form In Arlington Meet
THE STANDINGS
«
^ V a J W N r W P . *n
Ik had was forced a t aecon'l'Pelanni. It
Didrickaon. Then Welch hit • SljSSlon. p
tt and all hands ware safe In
,
» « * «the
* • att‘ clary.
W & «o
md. Bolling«•* ended
ptod rally.
Lraestok. rf
flth twe away In the tlghth {£,*£
Hollen polled hla second hit jiisiruf, a
)
day. • *!"«>*• **• " * “* Oearatrset. If
bird on Didrickaon'a blow itanean. at
right. Other t r i t o n went Maltby, Ik
m tn a row to ward off thu Tatete
mb
D?i f *4 ------------high wind sprang up a t the *?8e!£* reiira'ihm
toning of tha ninth and nina aceeuat rale,
p i the diamond raw ing Tortrouble. I t slowed up hkt fast n .u . rau ra las
I ,
.
tru t Tw e
baaa kit
k rain nf donhUa and triples »iM rd“ ton“ ra 2
wared . off the DeLand beta itani.rd a. n w
i Torrae was _yankid in f a w T raT V ra *ru*p
lassified Advertisements
• r rant advertise It in the An
nual Fan Southern Real Estate
Pag* ta he published In tha
Given Equal
b*The dey also ws, marked h»
the npeei defeat of ene of Tkarw- LONDON, J r i y l l
dayta haroee, Fred Haas, J r.'sl trail* and eOnnnnf
New Orleans, 4 and A by Den
Mna drive off Decs’* rku
Inc him ewsdiiseiwttSf ww
iilief h u r w tn the iiitb .
DIRECTORY
|W g h o tlto N K e i fro m a
balanced walar stripped
of all Impurities.-^
NEfll BOTTLING CO.
DR. SCHOLL’S
�By Loyalists
Government T r o o p s
Bombard Garrison,
Capture Thousand
R e v o I u t i o n ists
Warfare Termed 1
RestorationMove
North African Army
Crosses Gibraltar,
Now On Continent
Th« rightist rebellion In
Madrid « m crushed today
khy loyal government troops
rhlch Imprisoned more than
1000 officers but the reb els
continued to hold Spanish
Morocco and several prov
inces in Southern Spain.
■Ihe
government
an
nounced the uprising In the
capital Is compUuiy' dpb>lf’«Ud
a ad that it had tha Whip hariil
la other sections.
In fighting around Madrid,
L a - Montana
Garrison
wo*
•balled and bombed by loyallata
who aobdoed rebela after tour
sod-' one-half hourj. Scattered
rifle and pistol ahotl wart heard
throughout the tlty after the
gsrrUon fail.
Genera 1 Francisco Franco, lead
er of tha revolt, landed Northern
African- troopa os tha Medltcrrsnaaa ahorta of 8paln and re
ported tha occupation of unspeciifM airdrome#, ciUaa and t-wna
is what was dostribed w a "re*tdvfctkai -&f*tofeafit.M
The population ,wa* armrtt b;
thgT govenrifcenf which held in
TrfrS, aaaaalt and
the
•area)
-
•ate. T h i s Week
For Summer Camp
Member* cf tha Sanford Na
tional Guard unit* today were pre
paring to lea re Ibis week for
Camp Foster near Jacksonville
where they will undergo an anM at two week*' training period.
Tha local detachment* were
scheduled to have trained a t Ft.
McClellan near Anniston, Ala., but
epidemic of >ar*lyila tn »ccof Alabama caused a shift
I* rite*.
j i t la probable that in advance
detail, consisting of tha medical
department, will leave here T henday, and that tha remaining por
tion of tha unit will leave Satur
day or Sunday, The camp period
i* from J a y |< to Aug. 9.
Approximately 10 officers end
•* * enlisted men will comprise the
Btnfoni rampant#*,
-IA -C oL J . C. Hutchison, com■ M daat bare, and Capt. George
I M o r y are *Ute eUff officers
and members of tha artillery or-
ew School Buses
"’ill Be Delivered
About Mid-August
school
by live
-------------------- Hoard
M axpoeted abaci tha middle .rf
Aotoal, Superintendent T. 1Y.
I
whOp definite plans for Pay
m m * have act n t bean mad* it
ia probable th at, tha school *y.-|
and
Lemke Stands
“Four Square”
By Townsend
Clouds Hover Search Broadened
Over Part Of For English Boat
Drought Area
Union P arty Candi
date E x p r e s s e s
Self In Favor Of
Revolving Tension
Prediction Is M a d e
That Torrid Wave
May He Beneficial
To Growers Of U.S.
tt l i k p
CLEVELAND. July 20 —(iT>>—
William Lemke. the Union Party
candidate far president, aligned
himself with Dr. Francis K. Townsend last night “in the g r o t fight
he Is making on l eh .If of tha cttlsens of our country "
As he addressed the rinsing ses
sion of the National Convention of
Townsend dubs Istr yesterday in
Cleveland Stadium, l.einke Issued a
statement In which he slid that
a* president, tha White House
doors would be open to Townsend
and "tn any other cadcr of a
great and humane causa."
i "I am one hundred percent, for
Interrupted frequently by boo*. !en old age revolving pension. The
Norman Thoms*, Socialist can details of such legislation must,
didate for president, tells the sve- of course, be worked out by your
organisation and Congress.
qa<T nsflen*J-Taw*We»oJ_n)ijv;eBtlon
*V-. president I will sign any bill
metttwg- **t '•tJleWei
’’ ’' "plan' ***** Congress enseta which will
Townsend old ago pension
I* not feasible (Associated 1(TMigive an honsst and fair conipenu
lion to old people who hive helped
Photo)
create Ihe wealth of this nation.
- “ I will veto any subtarfuge or
substitute such t t the so-called So
cial Security Art, which should
have been called tha 'aoclsl in
security act’ and which is sham
legislation and was Intended to
cheat and Receive the member* of
this organisation and Its leaders.”
At the outset of hie speech lamJames G. Sharon, Jr., son of ke read the statement which said
Judge Sharon, arrived ycslrrdsy he stood "four square" back of
with Mrs. Sharon and is stopping Dr. Townsend,
with his parents.
Using openhanded gestures, the
representative from North Dakota
Th* Sanford Rotary Club will Stretcher to the full length of his
meat tomorrow sftern.wn at 12:10 short figure, and shouted hla word*
o'clock in Ihe Mayfair Hotel for Into Iho microphones.
its regular weekly lunehean.
He culled the program of Ihe
present Administration "national
|le McMullen.
_____,
____eon*Uh>,
_____, , Who lunacy."
suffering a severe mid yv*.
"We no l£agsr h'ave repressntalertlay that eonflned him to his live government," he added. "Dur
home temporarily, today had re- io a corrupt patronage system your
turned to duty.
congressmen no longer write the
laws. They are prepared by i brain
The Sanford American l.rglou less brain trust, no on* of whom
Post will meet tonight at 8 o’clock rou'd have teen slotted to office.
In tlje Legion Hut, according to
“ Yes, the members of Congress
an announcement from Uoyd voted a program bui It was one
Boyle^-cornmndtr.
whkh alt but wreckad the gov
ernment.
The Seminole County Junior
"One way to help people to be
Chamber of Commerce will meet
tonight at 7:30 o’clock in Ihe come aelf.iupportlng is to give
Mayfair Hotel, president An them a sufficient old age pension
and put Ihe money Into circula
drew Carr a way said today.
tion”
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Partly cloudy, srattered shower*
Tuesday and In extreme north porUen tonight. Extreme Northwest
Florida most y cloudy, probably
local thundershower* tonight and
Tuesday.
Ralph Rlmmon* of Pa'atka and
Mi*a Annie It. Squire* of Craiceut
City were licensed to wed Saturday, according to records In thu
office of James G, Sharon, county
Judge.
Tuesday’s tides: low, 3:47 A.
M. and 4 P. M.; high, 1 0 :lt A. M.
and I0:2S P, U, Sun rises at
5:30 A. M. and sets a t 1 J | P.
M. Moon rlaea at 7:37 A. M. and
set* at 1:40 P. M.
*
Wednesday, July 82, will be
Dr. J. O. Laney’s 14th year In
Panford. It was In 1023 that
p r. Laney came to Sanford and
purchased the drug store ni
known as Laney’s Drug Stare,
on East Ftrat Street.
City Commission
To Talk Re-Zoning
Tha CUy Cammlaaien will alt
tonight a t 7:*0 o'clock to dlacvav
a propoasJ revision 0f aonluf ar; n a y permit a aaeJP»»K Awn a#, near Thlrto h* spaned far
Missing 13 Days
Seminole Counly
Stage T a lent Is
CHICAGO. July
Jfl -oT) Freeh rlmnl-a, Imlrn with cropO ffe re d Prizes
navlng *hniA**rt, iirailwriMt ttvtT
m
‘.A n n
AfrW,
V i,'
t
V- •
? *
\ )
jg
part* of thu Tuition's rm n belt
today ¥bh«*ii* min* mid plunging Trip To New York Or
UmpernttiriM »»vvr thu wt-vk-oiul
routed the heat whvii
and
T e x a s Centennial
brought vt itif’dpreutl drought r#*
la M n d e Possible
litf.
Stiff wind* '*hlfh at
itjmtf
A t r ip
Now Ymk
to th *
point* were arm inpart in I by
min* mltit*. I %.‘vt*i a| tlr nth* tti tha Trill* <'riitemiuit at Dull«« aw*it*
total which *im*e the final of thu thu p r r so n iu i of the l»r*t two cnt l r t u i n m r n t act* that, ^Srmil^le
month haa r t t ceded 4.MX).
Twenty-Two Person* .
Aboard HO- F o o t C raft Bound FoV
Florida
Pprt
Vessel Had Food t
For Short Trip
Old Caribbean Pilot
Tells Coast Guard
P o s s ible Location
TAMPA.
July 'JO.— (AP)
—The Count Guard today
can produce
T w itting Kiilm flattened
Thu award* art* n u d e prtuaibl* widened the search for
and cnusvtl cumaeilrrabtv property
Nunoco,
ilnmagi*
In
placva
Thunder- thrin gh th.«* Junior Charubur* of British motorahtp
ahovvei-i vit’ii’ gunutul
in
the ('o m m tr c e of Scniinutc t'oiinly and unreported anywhere
sailed July
4lh from
Dakota*.
Minnesota,
WUcotiHtn, Oilnmlo. 4*»th t*f which hop** to It
Iowa, Kn«teiu Nrbimkn, Mlv pulillciie Central Florida by aend- Georgetown, Grant! CaymM
pmitl. Sin it hum Illinois
anti Ing It a enturt .lining Inlunt to pop Island, for Tampa with 33
ulation r e n t e r ’ll of the rtatlun.
Southern liidinnn
persons alumni.
Singer*, ilaneer*, impur*onatotr,
Cooler weather also \v h * exDivisional Coast
Guard
peeled in muny part* of ih« iu*trumentalisl», hill billy band* h e a d q u a rte r* at Ja rk a o n v llle oetayloux
« I M i r h k lt Iin a W h i t k ca«<r»f•P'”*»»‘a and
tha urn. Taxaa anti Ukhihtuna will MptfrctiV IHh I’flftrttjr Will a y ^ ' Kimb*T) io fftltrul
thu jmtiret
crop* 1 'ounty
tho
alnco
remained gripped by thu heat. pear Monday noun, Aug. 10. l>efore Into the t ’jtlbbean Sen aouUi *f
Effect* of the long* dry »pell be judge* who *n* In *elcct local (bib* and ordered
the patrol
winner*.
gnn to be felt In the oa*t.
b u st* Nike, out of I’atcabula.
Thus© who w ith to n i te r tho tout- Ubw. and Triton, out of aulfPresident Manuel Arana (top left) rent troops, warships, ami | #Prediction* trial the drought
may yet be u boon to the farmer petit inn may contact the Rev, Fr porl, Hi** , to sratch lh* Gulf of
plane* to crush a military revolt in Spanish Morw.ro and th a 1generally
arose today from the J. J. Kellaghan or Peter Schaal on Mexico.
Canary Islands. The revolt was believed Inspired
- by the recent j grnl n belt ns week-end ahower* the Orlando Morning S e n tin e .
Thr cutter Txmpa continued U*
kldnap-munler of Ju»e Calvo Sotelo (top right), asserted fascist | ,M,urcd new life into thu turn
E lim in a tio n a c tiv itie s
w ill lw watch in tho Florida Straits while
leader. Ttoups typical of those sent to quell the revolt are shown crop.
_
hroadcaxl over WDUO in Orlando. service plane* were Instructed to
below being reviewed recently by Aisna (Associate! I’re " Photo*)
If rains continued andrvnTprea I Then) i* no e n tr y fee, althougli
It e a lle e e U
» « # • tfcfeel
—they w«im already fcnltered nil contestant* muat te t>ona fltle
over Minnesota, 1Vi*con*lfl>vR)w>i. amateur*. This conte*t it open lo
Mitsouil. Illinois, Indlann^Npd talent in the conn tie* of Seminole,
Michigan —farm eiperta of the1O range. J.*ke, OnecoU and lireWevtctn railroad* declared that Vlir,|
although lhou*nnd»‘ In ngriculThu two best acts will he artretture were ruined moat farmers I from csrh county. These wlnH I * •!*>
(it ■aI l at te r*
ncr* will Itirn appear in a fists:I
____
vi,
|K-i fot uisnre from which lh* tlip
Seminole
County
Court
will
reY o u t h Is Awarded winner* will bo chosen.
roneene tomorrow to dispose *f
Five-Star H o n o r In In accepting Im^i sponsorship l«a clvlk ease*
Dawson Expects 700fTlaby* Monkey Draws D a y t o n a Ceremony of Ihe program, Andrew Carraway, cases,
th* fatter hs'Ang fcd*B l^ jr
Jayt’r r president hire, said:
over from th# lest sessten.
,
I n d i v i d u a l s To
Attention; L i o n s
Following Is th# dockelt .
\
"llete I, s upendid opportunity
Carl
Sodcrblom,
member
o
t
the
Also A re Popular Sanford Sima of tho I-cgton. yot- for Seminole County to sceuta Oscar Nelson, charged 11 ten*
Share I n M o v e
some valuable piulirily at virtual drunkennea*: If. U Unk, Mfced
Han ford's municipal itm toduy torday received U fivs-slar awaid ly no c>Bt at all. We nut nn'y will uled to Uo tried for oaasulk exsl
30,000 Seminole
Mona
than
'during impressive Ameilcan luiM«1rid
Tounty farm acre* were repre* hold* T.H) indivnlual animal*, m l cbm rorvmiinies held on Iho Dny- be able to show the WDIK) radio battery; Georg# Mil
audience on Monday, Aug. 10, that allegation* nf drunk$BII*M|
•I « «
rented today, the deudline for cording to a report compiled r» luni lliBili bmadwalk.
participation, In thu federal anil day by Jamc* Mu ugh ton. « u p e i | Tho local youth won Iho right we fiytr mil ainiteur Is ent, but Fryer, alleged to hmv# driven
less; and llettey U* Byrd, charged
piogram*
Counly intrndenl of ilrovl*, ami relens'djlo the hunor during u June-JuL wo’Ilr igiro lie sending two nf the with aggravated aiMillti John
conservation
heat net* to Orlando fur the final
I
*aw
non
nnmiunced
Agent C. It.
through tho Seminolo County1 f ,,”p of the organisation ut I Irar ronteat.
Helms snd Cecil Sewell, alleged to
water.
at noon.
”1 urge every town In the coun have committed petty larceny} tad
Chamber of Commerce.
,
Moto
than
a
scotc
of
Sinford
Simultaneously, he revealed lh»
hummy afternoon obu'rvnlbui i :HJy,, rue in tiers of tho junior I r ty t» pel behind it* fob the good U T. Hunt, S r, charged wltk
following had been appointed to at Iho menagerie prove a baby gloii organisation, attended th: of the i-nliny-uunty and enter at trespassing.
least one act.
Ths civil eases are: E liabeth
Iho county cuminitleu that will
monkey to be the mint populnr P'esenlntion.
loulso Peters v». th* Orange Coun
direct the plan In this County:
,,
i
i
,
A
largo
group
of
local
legionty Hull,ling and f.u»n Company,
,
, w ire In
i Dnylona
** •
■
* »
(liar lea 8. la c fur the Oviedo utlrat lion, anil his niihuri’til
11
nairr*
nl»a
lluxrh
damage suit! and Howard D. Ragut
area, .Ralph S. Chapman for the llmillea* capacity for peanuts over thu week-cm3 attending a
vx. the Metropulitsn Life Insur■listiicl ronfeienrr. Social part of
Host Side rrgion, and Ray Syne-s cause, comment.
• nco Company, disability eult.
Ihe
program
Inc
uded
n
donee
at
Hairy, the Florida bear, nUo
for the West Side section.
Judge Jame* G. Shsron today
_ ,
, ,, Ihe , Williams
lintel,
conference
wn* In Tavarra where he will ete,
,
.
Agent Dawson »*ld tho Ixsh Draw* Mmole crowd.,, capecinlly..
*
heiniquarter*, and cnlerlalnment
■.tltule In I^ke county court for
will name community conuulToim when he becomes playful and at Chateau Lido.
Judge Toler who Is III.
The 1VPA off leu here today was
WASHINGTON,^ July
20.- lo serve In all localities thruug i tpara with the dinner bell hangThis w rtk’s proceedings In Sem
preparing to begin work on the inole County arc silted to complete
Florida’s 1150,000,000 cross-stall' cut the County, and also wil. ing from the aide of hi, cage.
279,148
Gallons
Of
project
of
widening
Sanford
Awcanal, which was officially pro establish the base acreage on ad
A pair of Huns, despite their
Fuel Used In June nuo between lllndcrvllle and Plne- the July term of court.
nounced dead during the closing farm*.
Inactivity caused by the heat, a t
r
wsy. Activity I* scheduled to
day* of tha last session of Con
tract the curiosity of
children
The
farm
agent
hlmietf
will
Rcminol* County gandln* run •tort this week.
gress In June, was revitalised here
McClelland Returns ■*
and many adults.
sumption far Ihe mouth of June
Saturday whan U wo* learned that act aa administrative offkcr.
IV. S. Earle, WI’A director of
Tho
noisy
Inhabitant!
of
the
From Raiford Trip
rrachid 270,448 gallon*, accord Semimdo County, said thl* morn
Although all work sheets, “liv
federal surveys of th* project upon
which approx late tely |5 ,400,000 dkation* of a grower’s partici too are tho pair of lobo wolves ing tu e report rrleitved today ing Hist no official release of the
Sheriff J. F. McClelland returned
has already bean epant, will rou pation Ip tho conserve*km pio who take great delight in yap by the S tele Department of Ag project’* approval has been reting* with a view to obuln new gram, are not all filed, Mr. Daw ping and howling to arouse the tlculture.
reived, although it was lesrned yesterday from Raiford where -h*
Revenue dtrlved hy tho slntr through unofficial channels that transported C. C. Gracey and Fred
coat estimates, new engineering and son said he expects that COO to vocal expressions of other ani
geological data, and other recom 700 Individuals will fall under mals, and the peacock which ■mounted to $10,541..'Id on the the way ha* been cleared for con Shannon to the Florida Stale Pris
on lo begin serving respective
mendations.
the phut In Seminole County.
can be heard several block* away ha,1* of tho T-crnt per gallon summation.
Ha pointed out that numter when It set* up n plaintive cry las, Tho ffderal government tax
Thasa surveys, whkh it ia aaEstimated cost of broadening terms of five yssrs and foqr
timated will Mat between $25,000 will bo responsible for a Unto that sometimes resemble* a hu totaled $2,704.48 at t-cent per the thoroughfare Is $18,000. ac years.
Greeey we* convicted el men,
to $30,000, wID 0a reported to Iho amount of eaah being brought in
gallon.
cording to plan* eubmltted by lo.
voire.
slaughter e t a principal tn Urn
n*t$ Congress ta d will be paid for local distribution.
Another report b / tha Re- cal authorities.
Th# reptile *ecllon contain! M
for ortOof the genera) river* and
pit Intent of Agriculture showed
While the deadline for rntcr*
Present width of th* avenue Is second degree In connection wllk
harbors fqndi of $1*0,000,000 whkh Ing work sheet, (s the clo<r of Individual, including a rattle (hi* count* utilised Gtl tons of nine feet. At the end of the proj. •he death ef Odell Bumbalongh,
was ralsed'-by the Congress that business today, sheets whkh a r snake, four chicken snakes, thru- fertlllxer during June.
ce* R will have been widened tu Shannon was found gutty of aesprmdtngkilled th* ao-cojlcd "last chance’* rive lata trill be accepted and an rlbbonsnskc*, three
18 feet and surfaced with lime- senlt with Intent to commit man
proposal to permit President effort made to push
them adders, a king snake, two moc Camp For Children
rock to «• treated with a prepara.- slaughter en Georg* Celhoun.
casins and a coachwhip. Nine
Roosevelt to appalat a special en through,, th* agent atated.
lion to give It firmness.
*f'
Out of all persons contacted, alligator* loll in lh* small pool, Opens Near Apopka
gineering board te recommend conOther projects whkh ere ex
= ss= 1L
Untune* ar abandonment of tho Mr. Dawson reported, only four a . glia monster parade* around
peeled to be approved on are th*
h a r t refused to work with tha In it* cage and two Texoa horned Tha St, Augustin* Diocesan local hospital project. Involving LOCAL WEATHER
Thl* ia on* of four or five ,im- conservation plan.
squat eternally, staring Council of.Catholic Women’a camp an expenditure of nearly $40,000,
near Apopka opened thl* morn and the Oviedo pub'k perk end
through the fin e . wire
•on. Avan _
ing with five 'Bemirtol* County swimming pool projects.
Ing their escape.
• rsk. Average.
youths In attendance.
Dofr
License
Drive
Other
animals
Include
porcu
!
M
ar. Avenge
Moore
Drops
Beginning It* first year, th*
A n ra g * ____ tt
pines, a coetl mandl, baboons,
Is
Moving
Slowly
esmp
Is
scheduled
to
become
an
Drought Answer Toij&i Average ___ M
O at Of
monkeys, bob cats, raccoons,
Race
annual affair for undeiprlvllegcd
Be Revised Menus'jj
All person* who ar* willing to panther, skunks, rabbits, guinea
July » > .-< « ■aboilt their deg* for vaccimtloii pig*, a woodchuck, Florida deer, children.
Campers
will
be
(elected
from
City, who against rah)** apparently hate a large number of
birds various parishes icy
CHICAGO, July 2 0 .- W - R e - R
Catholic
Senate done so, City Clerk F. 8. 1-am,on and white rate.
vised menus will be tha answer “
priests.
kia mind. said today.
An unotuallv large number of
Approximately 70 youngsters of tha American women to posHa declared that future action, oqt-'if.state visitor, h»»« stopped ar* —
sibla higher food prket, Mrs.
attending.
..... A three-hour In
from *11 Indication, would be In s t the *no *lne* the heginnln* nf struclion period le one of the dally Wilbur Frtbtey, president of tha
heusawlvee league of America,
tha hand* a# polka whu ere au- Jh# year. th* Diember ef Com-1 feature* of the eating,
declared. Friday.
therisod to destroy canine, that
mere*
announced.
ar* unHcenaed or have oat been
"The women have been follow
MISTRIAL
Inoculated.
ing tho dought news closely and
AGAIN,
will be Inclined to accept more
Dr, C. W. Baker, veternirUn. Is
a t tha CUy Hall to administer »*
BAN JUAN,
July tO .- W
. . philosophically than they did two
to canines who** owner, ’GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, July 20. —Federal Judge Robert A. Cooper, yeare ago any additions to the
Col. Lula L am a Alba, Informed the Jury could not agree, family dinner costs whkh may
pefckiM Hearn**,
of Ecuador fer two ordered e mistrial yeeterdey In 0* ntree*cry," ah* said.
now under conIn 1BJ1 who returned from the ease of tight Ti-crto Klein na
“Thl* drouth ha* been so
lost Msy, woe deported again tional lata, charged with conspiring widespread th a t tho women are
' ir fo r alleged eaU-govern- te overthrow the government of fully acquainted with IU possible
Mtlvlty. He left f«r Cbile. . the United States by fere*.
Imputations to ‘their tables,"
aL
Court Reconvenes
T o m o r r o w Wi(h
9 Cases On Docket
50,000 Seminole Sanford Zoo Has
Acres Entered Ita 390 In d iv id u a l
U. S. Soil Program Animals To Show
£
in mk-
Relief O f f i c i a l s
Prepare To Start
Repaving Project
Funds Allotted For
Surveys O f Cross
State W a t e r w a y
man
varied
V* ;
—
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IAILY NEWSPAPER
CANDIDATE
WOMAN
IIS ATTEMPT ON KING EDWARD’S LIFE
OfFive
Yeartl
<
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iva
W as Troteit’
hairman D e c l a r e s
S e s s i o n la ‘Nonpartisan’ Aa Dele-
on Faces
it Founder
, Landpn
' Invitations
trees Group
totftgft announced to d d c > "guy', m otion o r r w o lu h a r i u f to do w ith, tha
raaaaat • o f s nbtianal
eal p a rty ahall be ou t
xkr at all time*,”
C. 0 . Audio**, a former cir
cuit judge raiding In Orlando,
has aanooncad hli randMtiey'tor
tha United Stataa Sanata vacancy
earned by tha death of Park
Trammell. Judge Andreire la op
posed for the nomination by
former Cor. Doyle Carlton. ,
Social Unit A ids
501 Fam ilies In
Seminole County
. A y p llft a ilo m n . F o r
cd By Local Board
Charts* OMghUa, the Rev. Gerald
F|v# hundred and one Kemlnole
L. K . Bmith aad Representative
WRliaaa Lemkr, president!*! ran- County families war*, auppliad
dv£te of tha Union Party, would commodities worth $1615 by the
wtiditri ar ,'apaeUag tour on State Board of Social Welfarq
during the month of June, ac
t tmkYs *-itvTf *
, ; Coughlin - hand* ' the - Notional cording to a report released hen
Uhtea fvr Social; JutUce. Bmith
Food donated Included beana,
todda thd Share-the-Woalth Mewbeef, flour and oatmeal. Somo
matit.
.
ArbuckVa
valtofc
followed clothing also waa given.
Thera war# 104 new applica
tion* for relief roeelvrd during
tha S0-day period revered b / th«
today.
London Hears Rumor Bus Routes A wanted*
‘Woman In Grey’ la Oviedo Will Hnye
American; P o l i c e
New Lunch Room
Id HerName To Cost Over $1000
Shannon la Sentenced^
Tq Four Year® A t ;
R a i f o r d For A*#»;
s a u l t Conviction .
Tha Seminole. County B c M
Board toalgbt will wit on bUa for
transportation bqufpnfcat to > 0
Hood to the Sanford district, It'waa
derided I* a sewien ynttarday nft*
•moo* and Uat night .'„
All local satomoolle dealer* hart
n l n t d competition for tha n **
tract*, and aM figure* ore approx
imately an tha u m lev*'.
ment with tha m iu testimony
To tha Mahoney *Walkar Com
brought In by a wldtapraad pany tha board yaaterday aDottad
Scotland Yard and pallet drag a contract for certain plumbing
net.
work In the Sanford Junior High
The fata af Georg* Andrew School. Estimated coat la |IJ«t4|
McMahon, M-yrar-old, ’crippled
Lea 0 rothere were awarded the
writer, may Ua with • tha' atlll contract for plumbing operatieaa
mytterlout "woman In grey," who In Um Sanford Grammar School
wltneaaoa said. knocked tha pet-t to coat tt.lS4.00.
oner's rmrulrar from hi* hand aa ; On rtcommendaUon* of local
tha king rode before a mlllUry truate**. It waa voted to purtSaaa
parade yesterday.
ana Internattonl truck and on#
It la helleyed aha wa* ablate1 CheTinlet truck, each with 77-peatall a true alary of McMahon'"1 aeagar bodies, td be used la the
attempt, but police did not make| Longwood district,
bar name public and aald they
Bus route contract* awarded
1 M i r . d t e by Ctarunce Male*If at
warn ahtoldtot- h » 4Fm.JOMHU
contacts until tor prisoner ap’ 1138 par month and Jt. W. Eaten at
pear* In court nett week.
$14440 par. month, both of .whom
Rumor* drcnlatod that tha1 will operate on a four-year con
This radio picture shows policemen hustling aw*/ a man r*reused
woman la a* Amanjan.
tract from Orlada.
King Edward, seemingly un
R. E. Strove! of Geneva re- King Edward M il of Great Britain a* the monarch rod# hi* horse at
concerned by ( k V » d « ‘ •»-! calved a f i l l per month contract through prndun streets. The picture wai made Just after a woman
tempt on Ua Ufa, buried himself’ for three yean and a IPS eon- tha hand of the man who gav# hla nama aa George Andrew Mahon.
with tha ncual atata o f affaire1 tract for the fourth year In a fearpoured In from all o»ar the world.I year agreement on the Geneva*
whlU congratulatory meaaagra1 Sanford but lino. '
McMahon waa Idanllflcd aa anJ W. E. Nowell of Fi\r*t~tlty
Irishman, tha a*n « f * ohn
! are* awarded a one-year contract
nlgan of GUacow. The father' o f tniuportatioa at 913S par
aald hta son** original name wa"
(C m t liw C aw pane fear I
Jerome Bannigan hot changed It
three yean age.
PunUhmcnt posalble for 1 1
Sheriff T o Leave!j
With Men Saturday^
Funds For Soil _
Conservation To
Blanket County
idea party, which la running
hstgraramaa WUlMm'Lemka far
Thn* kauri after the 10,600 delratal had cheered* thamaslraa
ry tame hack to
i haft aad mpudlnepwaM. *
a reoelutiao invlt-
the wage earner l i Um wnmue*
Involved was able to ohtala y h
rata employment.
Nina families warn placvJ an
WPA rails; two famlll#" morad
from tha county: two cue* Urminsted because of death: v*d
case wait sarvka waa computed
In three instance*.
J
Service as wall a* rallaf waa
given 30 families, the monthly
statement show*. Those cases
Included problems o f domestic
difficult!**, broken homaa, be
havior problems *of children, un
satisfactory relationship* between
children and pareata, mental and
physical heslth problems, home
management and problems as
sociated with old aga and adult
personality.
On* lovaaligation was rampUl;
ad for the Bute Industrial
Bchool. Thru inqulHra wmi
made la rases relative to (he
Florida State UoapItaL
The Board mad# wmpiete Investigetloas In four eaeoa for outof-town agenele* end a like nnmber for locwl agartries. Nine epplications were #omprawd;ter ee
jojjramt to Civilian Q ram atlon
iS i
JaJy 11.
CCC_,y*«tM
war, sent from tide dtilrirt to
camp. Twelve white* and ala
rmi vrera taken from Bemi-
Saturday's tided low, lt40 A. M.
and 1:45 F. M.1 high, 7i66 A. M.
and I t 615 F, M. W r im at liFI
A. M. and seta at 7it» P. M. Moon
riaea at 4:M A- ft. 6«»d m U at 6:50
P. M.
■■
Partly cieudy tonight and Sat
“ ilpd shower* evci
north and amiitraj portion* Satur
day; oatremd
portly ekmdy,
8. A. B. WU
torncy wh* p«l
new during K
trial, U Improvl
Will rotor* to
it waa re port*
Fourteen W i l l Try
For F r e e Trip T o
Confib In New York
Pmwtoen Seminole County per
M today had rate rod their
name* . 1* hap so of representing
tha stale at the C. I. T. Safety
Youthful
at New Tack Cfty late to Auruat,
a
3 .
W
2. •*
Wo Robberies Not
Prowlers $56 Caahy
Ctearettes, Foods
»i Of $56 In cash and * gtunti* f merchandise were reported
lay by municipal polka, mat night or early today an
dnttfled prowler mter*d~'the
■a af J. E. Pace at ^1413 Oak
■me and removed $1 1 -to rash,
c 'h a rg ta r
gained ttoraoea
J Reserve
»B76J>0fc-|
convlctad
Rites Held
Pioneer Of
Seminole County
Vaughn,
i final meeting to tho carles
tried by tho agent will be
tonight at ■ P. M .> J t o y - ‘ Jaw Singer," tha drat feature Philllpe.
dialogue motion picture ever
Surviv
> rvportod
G racey,
to
W3
Alexander
entered the plan, Mr. Dawi'nn
said the funds Stuuld have a more
more reaching effect that did
far reaching effect which was re
ceived by nearly 600 Scmlmdc
accidents.
The farm agent could make no
comparison between the bonus
money, and
fonstrvrtlun pny
mepts, since many of *tha Imv
rate* of payment* have not yet
been fixed far the Utter.
While tome 15 percent uf tha
county's grower* are away on
vacations, many of them are using
the made to enter the sell pro
gram, the'agents aid.
Mr. Dawson pointed out that
only two more business days to.
mean In whkh farmara may Ilia
work sheets, the agreements
which they sign to receive their
gweramenul payment*. Ueallim
titiuly 20.
Considerable progress In the
program has been mad* through
th4 medium of public meeUnui
wl Idt Agent Dawson scheduled
In various itctlona o f Um county.
In the scries ho has addressed
aa m 200 persona.
ftfll
toother Step forward was
iA M
■ af
If to ran
C.
Investigation Is
Last
Started In Health
Of Mrs. Brown For
A wide distribution of federal
money for participation in the
government's soil conservation
program was predicted today by
AU the performers heve been
■elected from an ever-mounting
data of bopafula who art eyeing
tha aatUur night eeanU as a
slopping stone toward profession
al contracts.
One winner will be choeen each
week by the audience'* ayp'aeir.
The tlx victors will broadcast
through VDBO on Aug, 34 and
tha radio aodfenco will select the
final choice o f talent whkh pr.»Sabljr will to given an oppertunlly
•f appearing In Jacksonville.
With the stage show tonight the
usual feature screen program will
k* aeefl. Dm film booked U "Three
Cheer* for Leva."
6 --
C.
an a principal In trio a e c o m . ■’
degree, today was aentenedd 1
to five yearn in the Statft j
Prison, at RaifopJ.
A t the name tim e Jud*® Millard B. Sm ith handed »
1
four-year sentenc* to FW n 'j
Shannon, found guilty o f Mto’ -a
aault with an attempt to coauatt; d
manilaughter on George Calbcnia..' :5
Gracey’• conviction waa tha •reault of hla participation hi j
..event* .which. Jed to
depth if
*ۥ* ,
10 th«_ dtfilh
Udell 'B n t i h A o ^ h r S w a ^ M M I
Virgil Gracey, a aon, Cat Wft* •+■
ter pleaded guilty to a charge aC *.p
manilaughter and waa sentenced 7
of attempting to assassinate to tha ■tat* reformatory la Marl- •/
the head of troops on parade anna. Ha waa retoruad her* •• v 7
knocked a loaded plitol from testify In hi* father'* trial which ’
ended ycatarday.
(Associated Press Photo)
Both defcndanU had ho«a la* M
dieted for first degree m ardir,.: £
but tha son’s confession to man•laughter waa accepted and a*n- (3
tcnce passed on that crlmo.
V, ’ 1
Later Judge Smith granted
motion to quash Tint' dogma
charge* against Ui* alder Omaay. J
Second degree murder •llagatlpga. v
warn then filed by Kaaktanfc.^
State’* Attorney
Lloyd Bevlffitl1
and on thtao charges ha « M f
triad.
jflS i
The Shannon rasa grew .frtat •
the doll
__________ . bora of Georg* Cal-houn, a local engineer, it v k » t "
Funeral services for Alexander (he defendant la raid to u m
Vaughn, R&, weto held here twlay flratl two bullets.
from the Holy Cron Episcopal
Sheriff J. F. McCt.’llawl UJa
Church with tha Rev. Martin J. afternoon, itatad h* planned M
take the ptlsonera to Ualford t*
Hum officiating.
morrow If no unforeseen obdtaele* ,
Two selections,
"My Faith
arise.
Looks Up to Thee," and “ In the
After passing acntenc* today
Sweet By* and By*," ware ren Judge Smith nesased eouft «»dered by a vested choir at the tit Friday at which tint* Ik*
■ummsr term probably wDl M
request of the family,
» - .‘
A body of Masons from tbs ended.
Two minor civil ra«ea whlth
local
lodge, of
which
Mr. war* scheduled to havo bera
Vaughn was .the first member, heard this morning were ra
marched In during the church tted out of court.
services while Mr*. Fannie Mun
son played Handel’s "Largo."
Later at the grave In Lakeview Cemetery Impraislve Ma
sonic rite* were conductrd by
members of the fraternity.
Mr. Veughn dh
ibout midCHICAGO,
July 17^-tffV -A '
night Wednesday
nets whkh find struck at Intcr- withering cun In a cloudleaa shy
mlttcnt period* since IDSL At glared down today on the
the time before his death he ".waiter belt" of tho "kf-waol
natlvo In continuation of tha 14-day M i*
was the oldest
draught aiege. Tho loss of ■**.
resident of Hemlnot, County.
man Ufo still mounted. Crop d^ege, * .
He was tha first tax assessor
age, estimated at mora than a
elected in the county, an offko
billion dollars several daya .cg*,
which ho would h*v* held un
til 1937. Ill* physical condi rose steadily.
No general relief Is In d | k t
tion mad* It necessary for him
to rellnqulah routine duties to Weather FororaaUr J, P- “ 5 *
her* held out some hop* for tho
hla atep-aon, Sanford Doudney,
northern tleg of control * l»ra
tag assessor elect.
where ahowera and cooler weak
Active pallbearers today were er won predicted for **ol(ti^
John D. Jlnklna, T. W. Lawton,
A marked decrease In
Georg* DaColt**, R. W. Deane, rata due to brat waa rarrded,**
J. P. McClelland and A. L. ) the middle woat became own*;
Belts.
turned to high Umperaturra hdk
Honorary pallbearers Included the fatality total for the 14 ‘U >
O. L. Bledsoe, & J. Humph, Jo* neared. 4,400.
Grata frkr* d *»
Cameron, Charles Dunn, 8r., John timed to coar aa crop * » * « • ;>
mounted.
,
«
Federal Program In1 creases In S c o p e
* ’A i 'DfwHin e Nears
..Total number of families aa*
dated In some manner was JM.
T th # Roard was .bio t* doaa 11
Circuit C o u r t GticAj
Into R e c e a s' Ham
til Next F r i d a y .
made.
daughtoi
The 41-yenr-old, director 1 wag
critically hurt July 10 when hlc
car struck debris from a street
evcavitle* here. He mad* goed
»rw*r**s toward recovery until
pneumonia let to this week,
sons, e
fix
gr
grvat-gr
French Avenue Will j
F**
_ ...
S c tlir
J. Bckimd today took Iba lead
to tha HUl Harwsra Company
fishing
tournament when he
taught a ll-poemh l-ouac* beta
to tha St, Johns River.
Until tha entry af Mr. Schlrard,
Oeunty WPA*Of
■ After finish*
Hen, a coat o f 1
other material* v
at tha surface to
LOCAL WEA'
�A Lesson To Fathers .
ctkm of C. C. Gracoy in d r a ft C o n i
Wednesday far cortipUdtjr In tha slaying of Odett Brnnhw
lough w«i not only a remarkable victory for the State
and a triumph for Justice, but ft should'also serve as •
nltnU v learn to mothers
fetkers who m m McUwod to
take too lightly the burden* of parental responsibility.
Virgil Grace? bad already had a number of altortationa with the Bumbalough boy. WhU# it la not known
what particularly arouaed' the antagonism between the
two boya, U la certain that the father did nothing to diecourage the friction or to teach hi* ton tha. ntodom
of avoiding each difficulties Nor, apparently, bad1 tie
father eodeavored to develop his seo in tha am af hk
flat* In preference to more deadly weapons.
Upon the occasion of the staying, tha Q m ceyvto*&
father and eon, w en together wh«n the Bmntotongfc boy
approached. We a n not coun wn l to n with win atari«d the row, who struck the fleet blow, ar wtothm the
Bumbalough boy need, or even had, a knife. .The |wrf tor
all practical purpoooe ha* decided that What ogneelally
interests na b the part which the father played I s pre
cipitating the unfortunate incident
.
. S fciA :
Witnesses testified that the father actually encour
aged hla son in making the attack; as attach, which in
no sense of the word waa a fair fight with ban ttebh but
was conducted with the aid of a murderous eerawjack
handle. Furthermore, the father set the example in tha
use of such weapons by first throwing a pair of pUera at
the boy who waa retreating.
in r o n
ifm m wpy
root
today
headline.
g see where Col. Llndoergh It
With Hitler! We hope he W W
whet ere think of Mm.
af gig
paid to ell Italian
aaldlera who carved In Ethiopia.
UJi Iroublea are beginning.—8 t
teal* Star-Time*.
Governor Landon i* understood
to be very particular about the
eelor of hie residence. Of course,
he1prefers a white house.—Nor.
M k lodger-Dlspatrh.
Wd reed that Nicaragua ha* hal. aeead tta budget- But Nicaragua
•k ■ Mther backwird country.—
Cerekana Bon. They must still
•ee Verses and huggirs over there.
With the opening of the new $65,000,000 Triborough
Bridge In New York, booklets were distributed to drivers
of those vehicles passing over the bridge containing cer
tain rules and regulations looking to the prevention of
accidents. - While some of these rules apply particular
ly to the New York area, moat of them comUtuto valu
able suggestions for the conduct of traffic almost any
where; The booklet contained the following rules:
Dangerous or Unsafe Vehicles—Vehicles which a n
loaded In such a manner or with such materials or which
are so constructed, operated or equipped aa to to likely
to endanger persons or property, or which a n likely to
Tendff the use of vehicular crossings unsafe, shall not be
allowed In or upon vehicular crossings. The followtog
-r Of course. It la too eao* to brag
too much, but If moat northern
•kls* could boast tha kind of
weather we’ve had so far this sum
mer, they’d bo advertising them■elves ha summer resorts.
The Democrats want to change
the Omatltutlon. The Republic
ans advocate a constitutional
amendment And now the Town,
aoaqttas demand an amendment
to authorise their plan. It looks
os If the old document la for the
■ sweet la 111 repula.
' D m Tampa Tribune points out
that during the past sis months
ahaa. Urn Pardon Board has reIgaasd 474 prisoners from Ral- to render the UM of vehicular cross:
fhrdi while n others hare ea■low m ov in g v e
Slow Moving Vehicles: No unuei
eeped, making a total of X4S too- hicles, and no vehicles which, for sny other teMOi
dried criminals turned loose on likely to causa undue delay or interferonca with
ttg public within the half-year
shall be permitted on vehicular crossings, except a
times and undor such elrcumstaneea that no undue d
traffic will result
Buses: In addition to the v*hW«s mentioned I
tlon 1 of this article, buses with passengers stand]
tween tha driver end tha front antraaro door or
cated as to obstruct the view of driver both front
side* will not bo permitted upon bridges.
SANFORD fWKNTTYEABft AGO
LONDON, July IT*—Tha heavy
fighting that has Mon gulag on U
tha ragioa af the Bourne has
dropped in Intensity, (Mm rv«gwe
b« retting the iltnatlon dearly.
They , houId be rtudylag the his
tory of the last three yeen, not
from the selfish viewpoint o f
whether or not the. jeers have
brouaht them prosperity or des
titution. They should be stadylag
them as indicative o f the sew
course mapped mat A r the gee:
•rnerut
UnAad Oates.
And they ehould make up their
minds which they want, government from Washington, or gov
ernment from their own state.
Many men of great mental abil
ity, and great knowledge .of Mo
no mica sincerely believe that the
Bnfl&t*
Materials
Mortgage
Now la the time to build and pay for a home for lee*
outlay per month than present low rents. We are
prepared to make loarh on new constructions through
the Federal Housing Administration finance plan. Let's
talk thlg over. C. M. Boyd, Banford, Fla.
35S S S E 5K L *
�THE 8 A N F 0 R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
TOLY W M | I
Mis* Elfkabelli Turner has returned from Gelmer, Triaa. where
•hr haa been visiting for a month
with *Mr. and M m . J. T. Whitonrr. While in Te\a«, Mlaa Turn
er nlso visilrd in (iladowater ami
attend the Tt-^is Centennial Exportion.
PLAYS AT K1TZ TONIGHT
r~ '
O S S M A R G A R E T P E T E R S, S ociety E ditor
Mrs M. F. Smith I*
Hostess To Circles
Social Calendat
1 .--------
I
Circles Numbers One and Fire of
Ute Pint Baptist Chunk m«t Mon
day afternoon at tbe hams ot Mia.
M. P. Smith In Floral Height*
with Mr*. Smith and Mrs. Fred
Myers as hoatessea,
Mrs. Vofie Williams presided at
the business meeting and hail
charge of tbe devotional*.
Refreshments w en served to thu
following: Mrs. Voile WUiatn i.
Regular business and social IMrs. Francis E. BoIs. Mrs. B. R.
netting of tbo Co-od Class at tho Beck, Mrs. A. B. Lovejoy, Mrs. II.
Irst Methodist Church will bo (C. Moore, Mrs. E. C. Harper. Mr*.
eld at »:00 P. M. st tho homo of { Lillian Vickery, Mrs. I. E. Eatr. and-Mrs. Raymond Caldwell on ! ridge, the Miates Edith Lovejoy,
bird Street with Mr. Caldwell, J. Margaret Myers, Marie 'Hawkins,
. Carver, and 0 . * . Sfma as host*.
Smith.
The Woman’s Missionary Union
' tho Flr^L Baptist Church will
FRIDA T
The 'Woman's Missionary Baeiety
if tbo First Methodist Church will
kari an “span bouso" frera 4:00
k M. to B:00 P. M. at the par*
{anago la honor of tho Rar. anJ
Rr*. A. H. Cole. All friends of the
tburch a n Invited.
MONDAT
Mere Than 200 People
Attend MasonicPicnic
Ovsr 200 persons attended tha
Masonic picnic which was held
Thursday afternoon at DsLeon
Springs. Swimming and dancing
ware enjoytd, followed by a basket
picnic lunch.
'
Tho commutes In -charge wore:
Gordon Barnett, L. F. Boyle. R.
________
T d jp h o n o 148
Rodman lithman ot~ Winter
Park, aon of Mr. and Mra. II. J.
I.eh man of this city, haa returned
from Knnami City where he attend'
rd the first International confer*
ence of IVeMotay and the first
{grand precvplory of the Legion of
honor.
________
S
ANNOUNCEMENT Enneral ForrMrs.
Brown Is Held Here
Dr. Peter 8. Roy being duly
licensed by the State of Flor
ida, 8ominoI« County and tho
City o f Sanford to practice vet
erinary madlclne, will vacci
nate dogs with rabies vaccina
according to city requirements
and price, between tha hours
of • A. M. and 7 P. M. at hi*
office, 1051 Palmetto Are.
Funeral services for Mr*. Sally
Brown, widow of tha late D. O.
i Brown, were held this morning
, from the Erickson Funeral Home
>with the Rev. E. D. Brownlee o f
ficiating.
Interment was In the Sylvan
<Lake Cemetery.
1
Mra. Brown died late Wednoe*
1 day night following Injuries suaI tainad In a motorcycle accident.
SADYFS
NEWS.
(a t In Tima
* For Your
, Vacation!
A GREAT
NOTICE
Notice in hereby given that the Board of Ciunty
Commia;honers in and for Seminole County Flori.Inj
will at their next regular meeting to be held in the
Court House in Sanford. Florida, on Monday, August
3rd. 1936, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M., meet as a
Hoard of.BnualUers for the purpose of hearing com
plaint* anti receiving testimony as to the value of any
property, real, personal or mixed as fixed by the County
Assessor of Taxes for Assessment of Taxes for the
year A. 0. 1930.
P erso n a ls
Elis Lloyd returned last night
from a visit to Camilla end other
points In Goorgta..
Witness my hand and official seal at SAnfnrd,
FloriJn, Seminole County Floridu, this 17th day of
July A. I). 1936.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. River a n
leaving today for points in North
Carolina to spend two weeks.
O. P. Herndon,
Clerk, Board County Commisalonem,
Seminole County Florida.
Blrgor Wester's sewn-piece KUamey Tavern orchestn will phy tonight from the - Hits Theater
MIm 'Helen Garner l* visiting
(Seal)
r
her slaters, Mra. Frink lladley stage In the first of a write of six Friday night amateur programs. Six acts are billed.
and Mrs, A. A. Moore in Danla,
FIs.
slon. each with his own cure for :j-iminimHiimm.'mimtiiiiuuotuwutimnimimniuimiiiitmmtnwmu
economic III*. r.iughlin was in tbs
NOTICE
center, •rftir* sf n irruss Town
returned
send's narrow shoulders and the 5 Nolice i.v hereby given that .aenletl bit)* will be reother rotting on Smith's broad
bach. From the delegates, old and 1 reived by the Hirnrd of County CJinmimtinmrra uf Semthe young—and there arc thou 1 Inole County Florida, at their next regular meeting
Hr. and Mra. J. B. Ovistt will
sands of young ones In this or a B) be held nt the Ctturt House, on Monday, August
(I'aetleeea I r m H I * ■••)
lU fe Sunday far i two weak**
ganitilion non-partisan, lemk* ganisation—tame a roar of ap 3 3rd. 1936. at 10 o’clock A. M., for the iteceiwary Grotour of Pennsylvania, Now Yor*
will address the convention Sun proval.
I cerica, etc., to be used at the County Home and
and Ohio. While in New York they
P r e s id e n t T o V i s i t day and it was argued that the Tho three men were there to | County Convict Camp, for the ensuing month. A lint
will visit Niagara Fsl s.
Townsend convention could lay no
in public ihe alliance they 5 of tho supplies which will be used, mny be obtained
C a n a d ia n G o v e rn o r c alm to being non-partisan if uth- reveal
had made in private
S from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court.
The Misses Margaret Squires,
\L a te T h is M o n t h ar candidates were not Invited, too. Then Coughlin strode to the loud
Sadie fJn.bert, Eugenia Warren.
A fight that has been brewing speakers, |lr lagan ealmly.
Janet Chapman, Mary McMahon.
John Meiseh. Chairman,
"I am here," he ssld. “ at the
WASHINGTON, July 17—<A"> for three days broka out on the
Evelyn Echole. and Mrs. Louie
Hoard County Com mins*Ioner*.
floor of the convention towsid Invitatiun nf your
radar, Ur.
—Nelghborlineaa,
in
a
double
Garner spent Thursday afternoon
Seminole County, Florida.
sense, will attend the meeting evening when Comer Smith, de Townsend. I want to say that no
July 31 In Quebec of Preaidsnt feated senatorial taodidate from candidate who has the support of
national
Roosevelt and Lord Tweedsmalr, Oklahoma, came to the platform, our organisation the
to make a blistering attack on an- union for social Justice—can sup*
goreTttK, ttwwal, t>( Canada.
Smith—the
Re*.
Gerald
l»
PIKt Ibc j-p-at jilMc, arw vhe .grew*,
They dtm t—<Se - ■tovsrn-mttta'
of adjoining nit Ions whose re* K. Smith, who recently was elect betrayer. Franklin It. Roosevelt.
*'Ni> doubt In this iissni lige
Istlons for decades have been of ed to tho Townsend board of di
there are soulhrrn politlrana who
the friendliest |n addition, the rectors.
He also lashed sway at Cough think moro of their jobs than they
President haa a summer home on
Campobello Island, New Bruns lin. Gerald Smith Is carrying on do of the principles of ;>v. Townwick, a faw hundred yards ostr Huey P. Long's share.our-wenlth send. Indies and gentlemen, you
tho Canadian bonier. There he movement Imd Nmany ' old-lino have them here among you,
Townsendites rcient Ihe fact that
I ask you southern Democrats
he has moved lu such a {dace of to rspunge from your party the
eminenre In their orginli.nlIon in min who has sriied the reins and
/■or w m K 'm snq *6amtm . s m fc
such a short time.
put communism In and I mean
M WfA WO MAWATOAD WMMY CARE A
Dr. Townsend announced last Frnnklin Doobtr-i Suiting Rnoavt i G T O KIS SUTI-90 m m NO W M V
night he wuu d ask his board of velt."
directors to espel Comer Smith.
Gomer Smith charged that Cou gh
daughter, Mlaa Elms Cochran and
tin’s and Gerald .Smith's alta.ka
Ellis IJoyd .returned ‘ Thursday
hid caused some Townsend rig ha
from White Springs where they
to tear up their charters and say
T A 1.LA11ASSEE, July 17.-(/l>)
■pent some time with Mrs. It. Y.
"Take the Tuwnaend Plan snd go —Governor 8h<»lti* office nt-nt a
Carrer. They were accompanied
•
” V y ymttrtUy
v n v s ■ I sea j
IU
u v ,
I Eu-,
,u *
request
to uOov.
home by Mice Ola Sellers of Camll
f«ne Talmadtfe of (ioorgl* fo /
*’
~ i ---------the pvtntditinn of two alleged
fugutives from Flnrt la. The men
listed as Grady Itel.ooch. charged
with desertion and non-support
and Klbeo Cowr.rt, sreused uf re
ceiving and cunceallng stolen
Neighborliness Townsendites
Ban P o l i t i c s
To Attend Meet
At Conclave
Of U.S., Canada
MWXMHSvWCWUl'UffiEASUWWft
property.
piaster Gnu£
-p
m
LI ■i
l^
a
Mr
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\ \ ll
^
Served from U A. M. To
9 P. M.
* ■
|
FRIED CURB STEAK
RICE er HASHED POTATOES
BROWN 6 RAVY
STRING BRANS _
PINEAPPLE SALAD
CORN MUFFINS te BUTTER
ICR TEA COFFER ar MILK
Also Home Made
Pies
Toasted Sandwiches
& Salads
pact; no pledgo was taken. Thvy
•Imply shook hands and agreed to
work for Lemke.
I,
The practical result of It wl'l
bo that Townsend, Coughlin, Smith
snd U nits prouaby will tako the
■lump together. Plans are being
made for them to appear in New
Orleans, Philadelphia and Kan
sas CUy In behalf of Lemko.
Father Coughlln’a and tha Rev.
Mr. Smith's march on tha Town
send convention wa* the moat dra
matic want of yesterday.
Tramp, tramp,
tramp, rime
Smith and Coughlin down tho esnI u r alii*, their arms linked. A tall,
powerful aer3**B*'**'*nM mov,d
'.h e n * o f them, but ha wa* not
need*4. Crowd. foil hack out of the
aUU and on and on canto these
tw. man who started their careers
in tharehe* and then spread th*ir
Influence bayound cloistered wn.l*
late li* market place* and th* halls
af public debate. They wore la pertea Mop—mentally and physically.
Oh t i *dg* of tha platform stood
Townbond with a wslcomolng smile
on Up lip*.
, ..
Trtmp. tramp, tramp, wont tho
fsot of Smith and Coughlin and
now t they wore directly In front
platform. They whanM to
Mian Chrtatteo Stoudonmlrs left
kt, tporchod on to Um stags
Thursday for Cocoa to spend
•omo time with M r brother-in- and'walksd up to Towitsond.
There they stood-three man who
law and staler, Mr. and Mrs.
rest out th* dtspalr of tbo deptes-
MALTED
Ginger 1 doz. 5C
LEMON
A O
CHEESE
/
CAKE
v" UOXt
BLOSSOM
WHERE TO GO
__ A
TONIGHT!
Offtdal Railway laopsete*
ce and Cool Ctff
McLAUUN Jeweler
Wo Net tv CTree
H E N D IN N E R TSo
a. Chops, Hot or CoU
;
III PAWK. ATE.
FREE BREAD
C re
teal is itshly M M M te tt
DOZ.
BISCUITS
•
ftp.
, ■ u* t C
r*. ''
HOT FOR ALL MEALS
MIXED COOKIES
2 dpz. for | fc
-
.
�—>-
gm oatu
urn sad effected
n m m Iy *T
itites. Ite affect an food tupplim,
food price* and sgttedllur*! ln;»m«
* u narked.
Plaid* of food grate* were cot
d<,w.i. production of f*-id, fn <7«
add there w*s a beat* reduction
hi lire*took number*. Pood euppllea, however, proved ample to
meet Uie g*mr*l need*, due to
rarrr-over*. Taaept (or meat* and
related product*. there we* no torteu* shortag* fat the country a*
a whola.
. Th* affect of the 1934 droaght
WASHINGTON, July 1 7 < -W
— Drought*, if atitnee read* eor-t dh food price* wa* fait by the ewareeLyth* records an the traa*. have aumar* in rtelsg priee*. The*
been scourging American for an*
told caaturtes.
■Vfpom .l*** through 19J4, raeord* of the U. 8. geological surroute.
vey *how, thara hara been 10
Bid* on tho Altamonte negro
major drought*, affecting, at on*
transportation system were re
time or another, all tut on# state
ferred to tho loea| heard with
in th4' union—Vermont.
power to act
Bat *ia centuries ago, troe ring*
I. L Tslbott was awarded th*
•haw, Paehlo Indian* khandenad
a acttlemeot ef 40 vlllagM In th* program should not affoct beef contract to paint the Wi son school
-Chaco canyon *rao of N*w Mexico priest, matertaKy and that oaly a In Paola at a cost ef 9112. Bid* on
forced extenalon of the program thp asm* building's roof rtpslrlng
baeaui* of a 23-year drought.
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'
were read hut ection deferred.
A pin* forest flourished in the
Those attending yesterday’s tsraanyon 100 year* ago, according
slsn war* Pred R- WDllams, chair
to thla eridenes. Today the re
man of the coonty hoarif, l,. K.
gion la aeml-arid, a treeless waste
Jordan, member, T. W. Tawton.
in which agriculture 1* almost Imcounty superintendent, and Elton
poeslbt*.
J. Houghton, arthltieC The 8anThe same atory. In greater de
tail. la told by rainfall record*
•Ins* m o kept by the Weather
Boreal and geological surrsv. Ten
times daring this half eanlury,
roughly, conaldsrnbls arsai have
NAMED SECRETARY
•ufftred molsturs ile.'lelencc* o f at
loaat II percont >«Iow mssn an
TAMPA, JULY 1 7,-M lt. Edith
nual precipitation
He aald the Dealer*1 Atsocla-] Pitta of this city has been ap
Kansas and North and South tlon meeting here Wednesday, will1 pointed
secretary
to
United
Dakota,-hit by sevon of tho 10 recommend to the 1937 Iwgiela- fltatea Senator William L. Hill.
Major droughts, have experienced tore a bill to eliminate the. Sha ha* had previous experience
Water shortage* most ’frequently. licensing of beer and wine ven in Washington. She was called
The drought of 1914 oxtended dors unlsss they have [teens** to back to Tampa reeently by th*
—'
oeer 71 percent of the 001100*4 —ii u-----d oth of h«r father.
FLORIDA
turn*
SIT AT CLEVELAND
New 'V&fcles
Meat Market
ForOntoldYears
SPECIALS
PEL, SAT. ONLY
ne 39
STEAK each M
Bweet Blossom
Oaf 1 B W ffrW JJUaJULilii1
MWKiOxi C0vf'
■■ 'i
15c
n 1'1-
'
-Vf
PEAS No. 2 can.------
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V
Jersey
,
i
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TWwW
*TT
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——S S w—vs-------Brrtri/
nfa.*Botne
PCTITED MEAT No. Vi can
Argo.
9 02. Jar ....
CAMAY SOAP bar.
Meal or Grits 4 lb. pkg. 10c
Nestle’s Milk 3 tall cans 19c
DelMaizCojn can; IOC
1MAMNOCK
24 lb. sack
PRUNES Lb. Ctn.,..........
nleuenv
Cream
Cheese
69C
C
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r
n
^
^ 2 N o .l^ 2 1 C
no. 'g^jflAw.--
Standard
Tomatoes
Country Kist Peas can 1 *
Tomate inice - 2 cans
COK5‘ I ? No. 2 cans 1$C
0; k No. 1 POTAtots 10 lbs.
OLEO
1 Lb.'Carton
D*1 Monto
DoLuxa
No. 2
Cana
Jiflyl7-18
Fri.-Sat
No. 1 Can
FLOUR
PEAS
WE DELIVER
Olympia
*
PEAS *’ 3 No. 1 Cana ...
PEACHES
I pl
Cleanser
FRYERS lb. 27c
Libby's Sliced Yellow Cling
j
BANANAS 4 tbs.
_____________ o * -.1 " 7 C T r r - r s r n m L v i < r — - r r j
«S cl (M L LETTUUti - 3 beads
Apple Butter J9C
BACON lb. 29C
toon, parrot* ami troupial* greet visitors. Built
Into the Manor's walls are 2d animated dioramas,
picturing huge, life-like reproductions of, among
other seen**, a Florida golf course; the Hialeah
Libby's Sweat
o il
PEARS can 19c
Sardines can |Qc
RELISH
J
2 t3 E . U l,
STEAK lb. 19c
1
CATSUP
A A P FRESH PLAIN OR SLICED
i
BOAS! 15c. 25C
Sacraifkento
- A
tatOCERY
ii
jTft-oz. pkgs. 2Qc
Iona Tomatoes 4 No! 2-cans
FnritGocktail 2 cans 25c
PINK SALMON
Margarine fte tn .
17c
SALT 2-1V4 lb. ctns. 5 c
Matches 2 lge. boxes fc
M ean
ftc
IONA—PLAIn VuI ' SELF
CIOOD LVCK
Jelsert-
Gelatin
Toilet Tissue 4 to1Ib *
aiasi
*u4 *u on cN
caw
aw
Pineapple 3 No. 1 cans
ssatwr -r t f t
. r;
.■
BEETS No. 2Va can
P »k Salmon No. 1 can
^Beiftz
Vinegar
uolii
W10* »OTTt«
>• t»»n . sxai oa -rcaai
SOAP
SALAD
DRESSING
Iona Pork & Beans f t . -can
U xilW L
pmallp)k« lie ]
O T o lr o j TOT v i v o i m g t i l aras can 21c
1
Amman Corned Beef oan l i e \
r im pound Lard 4 Jb.carton t f c
! TatcoScralch raed>tyO lb W lL 9 9
Talco Laying mm 100 lb bag
This Beautiful 1936
W ill Be Given
rdrtuxirwcteagw
M1. i
idk O nnce Pekoe
1 -fM
teMfriAaeatAM'
m m m cE s c
pwtmw
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JUICE
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WALDORF TOILET PAPER
3 roll*
13c
SCOT-TISSUE TOILET PAPER
2 rolli
15c
HERSHEY CHOCOLATE SYRUP Ig can 10c
JUICE
3 no 1 cant 25c
Dainty Mix Fruit
1 COCKTAIL
2 cant 25c
2 lbs. 25c SALT 4 pkgs. 10c
FLY SWATTERS
CATSUP
GRAPEBUTTER
GELATINE DESSERT
KREMBL
PITTED DATES
It’s fancy, best itr#dk O'
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Lookouts
Locals Blast 11
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Fail In PincHei
4Tol And 9To 5
S i m o n P area, Pro*
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Up For Open M eet1
Meidler And WiliOn
, Allow Reds 0 it ly
‘ Seven G o o d Hits
PALATKA, July 17— Poletk*
By JULIAN 8TEN8TK0M
won both came* of a doubleDELAND, July -17,—Seoiord
- loet a typical one-run yamo
ganM to hesder from Um Saint* hero yes
the Reds yeeterday aftamooh by terday to go half a gnm* (head of
th* count of 4 to 3. Although | their Ancient City rival* who worn
the Bed* were outhtt, 11 to 7, humbled, 7-S, in the epapar and
they bunched two bill nnd a 1-1 In tha afterpiece,
Joe Sperhman limited tha Saint*
walk In the eleventh Inning to
path over the deciding marker. to ala hila In Uw fltet till while
Herman Mrdler reblved Jack fanning eight end walking but one
Wileon with two out in th* fifth opponent. 81 Johneon (ailed the
frame and received th* blam* for regulation diatame for the rial(he low. Wileon hurled three bit tori and waa nicked for an teen
baeeball up lo that time but doien wallope, Including .Georg*
Andrew*' home run In the1 flret
frame, which caate with Caueler
The Daytona Beach Islanders
on second.
will play Sanford'* Lookout* at
Zu panic, with two ilnglee, wi*
Municipal Athletic Field tomor
the only Saint to connect safely
row.
twice off Sparkman while Caueler,
Andrew*, Smith and Jumonrllle
wildness dimmed hla effectire- each cellared a brace of bite off
n*is. Wilson walked eevan men Johneon, Meule alio collected a
triple,
during hla' atay on the mound.
Medlar allowed th* Reds only
Rklnny McGowan eeeeytd the
four blows during the remainder mound role for the Ralnte In the
of th* gam* and two of them nightcap but wae yanked In the
cam* In tho eleventh when the fourth itania after being niched
Rada launched their attack.
for 4 hit* and a like number of
The Lookout* scored the flrtt rune. Ill walked fire while on the
run in tho fourth frame when •lab. Prank Veal* flnlihed the tilt
Xddio Davis doubted to tho left- for the Saht* and wae louehed for
center field fence, went to third three blewa and on* run while on
on an putfleld fly and acorad on lb* hillock.
an infield out.
^
-A ll Gould worked-lb* eeveo (aTha Red* camo bock In thslr uing Anal* for -the Amies*
half of the fourth to tally on*. allowed leven blow*. Poor" sup
Bolling tingled ond stole second port In the sixth Inning allowed
after an Infield out, Robenon one 81. Augustine run end found
Ihn bases populated when tho
frame was over. The first two
Helnt marker! tamn In the second
fifth as a result of three base* on Zupantc’e single and sucreson balls, three stolen bases, and! sire doubles by Daels and Owens,
two Infield
outs.
Dldrtckson Thro* walks, etc rIfIce, InGeld out
waa Issued ■ free pais and went and Mattie's tingle gave (he A u
to second on an Infield by| lets three runt In the first stanu.
Wslsch, Bolling filed out lo Throe single* brought another
Clary at short, Holdstock walked)across In th* fourth and th* final
a* Dldrlckaon stole third, trying tally came In the sixth with a pair
to break up a double steal. Bill .o f slng'*s and an Inflsld out.
Cate*, catching for Joe B l a t r u f ) ----------------------who la out with a bod shoulder,!'
'
threw tho ball over “ Shorty” I
Maltby a head to let Dldrlcksnn
tfac.t<x*-w
8T. PAUL,. Jaly 17.—(A>—
America's ( m m t pw h w lw wl
golfers, with * sprinkling #f p * J
■ n it N n , had their float workouts o n f Um n n U M
Koflor
courao y a t r n k ; M o t* settling
down to Um serious 71-hob p h i
for i that* In tba 0,000 S t Pant
opon tournament starting thb
m om In f.
Virtually all of th*
Saama relax** and enjoyed th* Interlude while wilting In New Yerk t* Mil fer Berlin on the liner
Manhattan. Kathlyn Kelley (left), the 14-yeae-old high Jumper from geneea. 1 C , and Marjerl* Oee(ring, Lee Angela*’ IS-year-eld giving marvel, are shown gleefully packing their luggage. Meanwh"& hiTtherine Bewl*; the Ml.ml Beach a ^ . U . .Ur, enJry. «h. thrill .( being lifted aloft *n the
palm •( big Jaek Torrine*. th* Baton Rouge shot putter. (Associated 8res* Pholos)
Louis' Scans Baer
As Testing Horse
CHICAGO, July 17— W >-J<«
(.outs Want* to start his comeback campaign In September
with Max Barr as hi* opponent
and Soldiers Field, Chicago, at
tfio' proving grouhd.
Tho co-managers of the brown
bomber, Julian Black and John
Boxborough. definitely made thb
decision today. Thty urged Mike
Jacobs, head of th* Twentieth
Century Sporting Club, to cap
ture llaer If poaalblt. If the
match la made, they want the
■am* promotional set-up which
handled the loula-LevInsky fight
In Comlakey Park last September
Jo* Foley of Chicago, In co
sixth frame lo tie tho score when
NEW YORK, July 17.—(A*)—
operation with Jacob*, wae the
Eddie Davis polled hla aecond
McNeill of Oklahoma City,
promoter. That fiasco, with Lodouble of tho day. Torres popod >
l*-y*ar-oid Keayen College
vlnaky surrendering In th* Aral
out lo Dldrtckson, end then Cate*. freshman who hal surprised the
round, drew >0,004 spectator*
tingled to left to advene* Davis eastern tennis world by hla "Iron
to third. Ovarstreet singled lo m»n” fesU In two tournaments, with grots receipts of >214.000.
Louis' manager* havo decided
center to w on Davis. Duncan' reached th* quarter-final round
bit Into a double play to end the of th* Eastern men's clay eourt that they do not want Mat
(gulag,
. '< |rh" mplenahipa yesterday by de- Schmeltng, after all, to start the
brown bomber's comeback. Rliqk
Tho Beil* hit a etrldo In th*
? lm" V * m,T ° r Nr*
explained thero I* a bit of pareleventh Inning lo win the gpme.' York. 8-1, 18-11.
McMullen elngled to left. Dldrlck-I Befora hU rninU M
match chflogy In connection with thb
aon elapped a short on* out lo * ! lK Miller, McNeill had won decision.
Baer roared out of retirement
center field nnd Troy Duncnn both single* and double* matches
mail* one of tha most spectacular In tha - EalUrn Jimlor champion- shouting defiance at Louie, nc
hat.
catches aver mode at Conrad ■fhlp at Forest Hills. Then .he aooqer, .than Hehm*ling'
Park. WelKh waa Issued a base and bis partner, Morey Ltwla of knocked out tho negro heavy
Sine*
on ball* which waa disliked by Texarkans, Artu. started a fourth weight In ^2 round*.
the large number o f Sanford, mateh. They won on* Mi In the then, however, tha UTYrmor*
Ian Emit, addhta has been neglecting the
and Harry Louie Intelligent* corps, and lit
1-3, before tle has been heard from him.
McNfelll Arrives At
, T
■ Florida Lad Wins
Denver Net Tourney
rtisements
* \
® WOMAN vedta Job
DENVER,
Jtd/
17.—Iff)—
Palm
I or cleaning. Minnie Charles Harris, West
Mhington, 804 Cypress Beach.
Fla,
^
____ won the
opon tennis till* Monday by de
feating 17-yeeroid Jo* Hunt,
Lou AngelVs, 0-4, 5-4, M , 4-1.
Harris, seeded fourth, played a
steady, cautious game, ptacirg bU
shots where the sersnlh-soodcd
CallfornUo had a hard time han
dling them. Hunt repeatedly
showed groat form and always daslUilg 4peed. H* often hod Harrl*
In distress, but th* latter’s e x p e r i
ence counted heavily.
.
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by m m who n e l l y knew*
Brief*- Jeweler, Meg, Arc.
t l - i t o n Domna m s model
Tractor and teal-trailer with
20-fL rioted body. Lika naw.
$1104. Term* U dexlrvd. Reel
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England broke even In the
ripening singles of their Ihrceday, five-match International
tennis series yesterday.
Fred Perry. English cham
pion, opened the aerie* with c
7-l», 0-fl, fl-4, 15-3 triumph over
Itrysn ( littey) Grant of At
lanta while Donald Budge, Oak
land Calif., red-head, cvrned the
wrles by defecting If. Wilfred
(Bunny) Auitine, 2-3, 6-0, 7-5,
0-7.
Doubles will be played today
and two sing rs on Monday.
Tito aerlra la played just like
Davis Cup competition.
Mixed fnureeman. In the after
noon doled the prrtoumament
play.
•
.
For three day* the pro* bar*
practiced on alldim* record tem-j
pc return *f between 100 and)
108 degree* and tamed in eub-J
par Korea ranging down to 84.
over the 6y622-ye*rd well-trapped)
championship. layout, Tba woathor,observer aaw' little chant* for
cooler weather Friday add Bator-)
day * ben 18 boles will be played!
each day. Th* low SO and lie*
will ao M more Sunday.
Pacing the record Hat of money,
winners are Ilary Cooper of Chi-'
cago, winner ef th* title on two
occasions, and tied another year;)
Tony Manem, amlUng national
open ebamptent Jim Fonlle, *»-[
other former wlnndr;' 'Walter
Hawns, Horton. Smith, McDonald
W i C . W w for Urn Aral tim*,|
Ray Mangrunir John Revolts.
John Dewton, Jimmy Them peon.
Ijawnon Uttle and Tommy Ar
mour.
'
WASHINGTON, July 17.-W )
—Army engineers said about 13
officers anil their helpers would
be stationed on the Florida canal
prt. route for th* next few months
.six to continue their etudies of tbo
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I MIAMI BEACH. July 17.-UF)
! —Donald Laubach. 18, of Emaui,
i Pa., waa drowned In the ocean
her* yesterday when he stepped
Into deep water rnd was unable
to swim lo shore, r
MAY TESTIFY
______
NEWARK. N. J , July l t A
WI—Gov. Harold G. Hoffnjan
»*ld yoterdny that he would b*
"very glad* lo testify in tbo
Wen del kidnaping case as after
maths of the Lindbergh bobf
ir proceeded on four fronts.
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nine off Cuntharp and Fera:
who pitched the last Inning.
Both same* w*r* full *f. error*.
The G-Men committal four milcue* In th* first and tlx In tho sec
ond g«nve. Th* Islets w*ro charged
with threw In the flret end on*)In
th* soebrid.
"i~ *
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T»H fa# 7fin iU M d ro « /
IQ 'Compete next month.”
r O ) During a recent Eastern trip
— Mrs. Moody Indicated she would
I’ri. 'relurn fur th* American chrmplon« ' j ' ships at Forest Hllla, N. Y. Slnco
s*s ' r*lutnlnf Home, hawevrr, she hs*
'is* |been non-tummlllel, although praclea
etrencously, meenuhlle.
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lle stu n
171 ace
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Tha ArgentIn* government hie
erdorod three doetroyen from
Vickers-Armstrong, bringing to,
CHICAGO,-July' 17— W V ^ iu l (24,000,000 Um amount recently COLORED WOMAN waata J
nurse or washing dishes, t
epont by th* Argentine navy In
Bronson, 1117 Cypreo* Ara.
Great Britain,
■ - . 0,0
\Wednoaday by EUln* S t John*
:ypr*M Uth jGollta*,' daughter Of Adoln l o r
ig plant hod*,I era S t John*, Um artker, -- o. b, John-[ Th* kill, waa fUad In th* gnporioc
BuriuwU, Fla. court and aBogod ernrity. It gnva
' . .lOaBto'a adinaa at Sumy, Eng...
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spring, twang hla club* for ■''root
ing 34-35—80, three tinder ortho
dox figure*, to conquer Goodman.
Walter cupper, former national
open champion and the tournament
favorite, one up on tho final hole
of another second round tasslr,
Goodman, one down at the tarn,
fought hit way back to even term*,
but filtered on the final bole.
HARD FIGHT
• .The third member of the cup
•quad, Oklahoma City's Walter
TOPEKA, It as, July 17.—<AP) Emery, faded to qualify for th*
—Eugene . Meyer, '• Washingtor match play division of th* tourna
publisher and .I*vWoor 4* «*• ment, winding up with 75-78—153.
Federal Kgggf ei Board nndei
President Hoover, t M FHtordai
after eotiferrln# tmk 0 « y. All
M. Undon that "a m y «1om
fight" la In prospect In th# preal.
By Th# Aaaoclatod Presa
dentlal camp*%R« •
' Yesterday'a homers: Foxx, Red
8ox 2; Averill, Indiana 1; Norria,
hecommknd c h a n g e
PhlUlo* I; Ott, Giant* 1.
Tho leaders: Foxx, Red S o x tlj
WA8HJN0T0N,
Wy
I7 -Gehrig, Yanka 24; Troaky, In
(A P) K s t e k lie k m in f •* • *»*• dian* 12; Ott. Giant* 17; Dickey,
reney eonTwtWg . !■*•
but
Tank* 17; Averin, Indians IS.
w i t h t h e d o U e r’ x g o l d c o n t e n t s u b
League totals:
je c t to e h g B f p . W > o # n '
American................... ......... . i l l
mended by a sub^ommltUe of Um
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SEMINOLE
�Sanford In Th* Only C entral
Florida City A fford in g Rail. Hlghi
And Water TranaporUlloa
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S PA P E R
SANFORD, FLORIDA*
sements
O fficers Seek
White Suspect
In Girft Death
Founder Of Pension
'p Movement To Sup
port Lemke; Won't
* ‘Coerce’ Followers
N. Y. University Stttj
dent Is Found As*
saidted, Murdered
In North Carolina
fimt Is Entered
ASHEVILLE. N. C.. J o b
— m y— Detevtiv* Chief Fr*-i
Jm m today aald he expected an
Immediate i r m l of a whlto' «**M
pact lit the mysterious aaaaultktlltag. o f blonde llalan Olcvangar ad Haw York.
Sbartff Lawrence Drown la
bolding a negro bellboy named
Joe Urey for queetlonlnc about
tka death of tha New York Uni.
vatslty atudent who was found
killed In a hotel room Thuruday.
Tha girl had been »hot II
death after being aaaautted. and
bar face cut badly.
Tha 27-year-old negro bellboy
want off duty at the hotel about
tha time one gueit aald ha law I
man (landing In the doorway of
tha glrl'a room.
No charges have been mad#
•gainst the negro.
TOWNSEND, COUGHLIN, SMITH UNITE
Robert E. Clements
S e e s Forces O f
• Politics At Work
ju ly
PTED
ASSASSIN
OF
KING
Revolution In
Spain Said To
Be Shattered
Leftist Government
Blamed For Fierce
Fighting In Mor
occo And Continent
“
To Oust Leader
Cl e v e l a n d ,
HEROINE AND A'
is .
— (AtP)— Townsend National
Convention today adopted a
resolution declaring the old
Mrs pension
organisation
“ •half pot at any time during
lihla eamphltm, directly or in*
Ulrectlr endorse any Pre*l-
A third party alliance was tho outgrowth of a conference b e
tween Dr. Francis E. Townsend, Father Charles E. Coughlin and
Rev. Gerald L K. Smith at the national convention of Towsend'i
old age pension follower* In Cleveland. They are shown shaking
hands to seal the alliance. Left to right: Townsend, Bmlth, leader
of the “ Sharo-the-Wealth" movement, and Father Coughlin, chief of
the National Union for social Justice. (Associated press Photo)
s Unavoidable, 4-H Club Girls CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Says Local Jury End Week’s Camp
Board Authorizes
Purchase 4)f Dozen
New School Buses
latendent o f county school*.
'The authorised purchases latwo Masks, two Dodges, twd Fords
three Chevrolet! and three G. M.
C. mechine* AB are to be bought
tecaiIf. according to the board’*
The vehicles will bo county
owned. Bids fra# private in
dividuals submitted sometime ago
were rejected for a various num
ber *r reason*.
oroner*8 Body Ends Twenty Attend SumProbe Of Accident mer O u t i n g At
FatalToMrs. Brown C amp McQuarrie
Sunday's tides: low, 2:28 A. M.
and 1:32 P. M.; high. H:42 A. M.
and 0:01 P. M. Sun rises at 8rS7
A. M. and seta at 7:23 P. M.
Moon rises at 5:24 A. M. and sets
at 7:31 P. M. Monday's tides: low,
3:07 A. M. and 3:10 I'. M.; high,
0:38 A. M. and 0:44 P. M.
Meagre Reports
*
vr M l
■“
Say Many Killed
Former Army Staff
Chief Alleged To
Be Held Prisoner
Copyright 1930
Bv The Associated Pn*M
MADRID. July 18.— (AP)'
—A
flcrco army
revolt .
which flared rapidly through
out Spanish Morocco today
was "broken tonight,” , the
government anounccd, ater' .
planes bomtxxl rebel strong
holds and a number of gen
erals had srrested.
These Associated press radlophotoa show (laft) the unidentified “ Woman In Gray’’ who possibly
saved King Edward VIII of England from an assarsin's bullet, and (right) George Andrew McMahon,
clubfooted Journalist who atteniptetd to level a gun at tho monarch as the latter was returning from
a military review. Tho "Woman In Gray" knocked the gun from McMahon's hand and he was soiled
by police Immediately. "I didn't mean to hurt him," McMahon aald. The “ Woman In Gray" was a heroine
to all tho British Empire. (Associated Press Photo)
Twenty Seminole County 4-11 Jo* Wathcn, ft-year-old son of
,girls
yesterday
completed a Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wathcn, eras
week'* outing at Camp McQuar discharged from th* FsrnaId
rie where clube from SL Lucie le ugh ton Memorial Hospital teand Brevard counties also were day after undergoing n minor epencamped.
eratlon yesterday.
Those who attended from this
A large bauhenla tree la la
private individuals, C. C. Roark*, emoly were: Anise Whitaker,
epcfutar of tha vehicle, la auto- Frances Thompeen. Joyee Ward- bloom in tha garden of Mrs. Fred
me lieuITy released by police who welt, Mary Greer,' Florlen Byrd, T. Williams, 320 Oak Avenue.
Lola Deckam, Madeline Rogard, Numerous small trees, which
were detaining him on suspicion
Etbel Simmons, Lueile Lee, Mary have grown from seeds, will be
of manslaughter.
A WI’A project to widen San
Jamraes, and Mattie McKendrcc, given to those who desire then),
Rourke at preaent I* in the all on scholarships.
ford Avenue near the Municipal
Mr*.
Williams
said.
FernsId-Laughtoo Memorial Hos
Airport hat been approved in
Others attending were: Betty
pital where be lt undergoing
Washington and is expected to
Fay Howell, Erma Alderman,
About
20
memters
of
tha
San
treatment for n fractured skull Betty Hawks, Ruth Weaver, Vir
get under way next week, the
ford
American
I<egion
post
pita
received In the smash.
Board
an
ginia Wilkinson, Frances Avant, to attend tha Joint district meet County Planning
Witnesses who testified bo-,| Elisabeth Vaughan, and Erres- ing of the American legion and nounced today.
fere the ala-mag jury yesterday tin* North.
Estimated cost of the venturo
Sons o f the Legion In Dsylona
told elaborating stories of the
is fill,000, according to plan
Leadtr* were Ml** Ruth Dur- Beach Sunday.
accident. Non* brought out any renberger, (ubetltut*
which will be followed.
( C e e lla e r O Oa r a g e T w e l
Seminole
evidence on which the Jury felt County home demonstration lead
At the same time the Hoard
announced It expected tho fit),Justified la holding Rourke may er; Mr*. J. II. Avent of Long000 hospital project here to bo
(CMlIawed t a raw* TWsI
approved within the near future.
, General opinion teemed to can
Tho plan originally wa. ached;
tor around tha point that a flat
uled under tha WPA but was la
tire, found on <ho motorcycle,
ter changed to tho PWA which
eras the cauie of the mishap.
allows more than f 25,000 to lu
Chief Roy Williams aald tho
expended on ona single endrav<r»
machine apparently' was not
Fred Dewey “Jack" Brecdon. IS.
A swimming pool and public
speeding- r
Approximately >0 Sons of th*
Mr*. Brow* died Wednesday Legion from th* Baaford post will for 10 years a resident of Sanford, park project at Oviedo Is ex
about midnight. Funeral serv attend a district affair Sunday aft died thla morning from an illness pected to receive final approval
of abort duration. Funeral serv. In Washington within tho near
ice* were held th* aest day.
ernoon on tha Daytona Beach
Rourka was taken first to tho broadwa'.k where Carl Soderolom kea will bo held at 3 P. M. Sunday future, according to Information
from th* Erickaon Funeral Homo In tho hands of the Planning
hospital, then transferred to the la to receive a flre-atar award
with the Rev, Dr. E. D. Brownlee Board. The cost has been set up
which ha won at th* organisation’, orifelatlng.
at ft)JI72.
camp In Cletrirator last month.
Special Masonic rites will be con
Tho Sanford Avcnua project
Tomorrow’, event la a Joint ducted at tha grata.
will allow, tha widening of the
meeting between tha American
Mr. Breeden bea been employed thoroughfare from Its present
Laglon and the Janlor Lagion unite.
nine-foot width to 18 feet from
Chester Danner,'commander o f tho In Smlth'a Barber Shop during his Glnderville to Plnrway.
•atlrh
period
of
residence
here.
He
Daytona Beach post, will he host
It la planned to grade the road
was a past' master of th* local
to tho visitor*.
from Gindi rvill* to the city lim
Maaoola
lodge.
Last night tha local Sons o f tha
Mr. Broaden was a native of it*.
Lagion mad* plana to attend th*
A lime rock bait will be laid
Marble,
N. C. Ha served a while
•csslea and also beard more pre
aad surface treated to create a
liminary dlacuaalona of tho rifle fat tha-United State* Navy Irnmedi- ••liable driving area. .
staly after the war.
toss'which they are to fo r a .
Severe! other projects In the
Surviving are the widow, Berta
Sanford area and In other parts
Breads# of Sanford; two broth
af the county are new la Wash
ers, L> L Broaden i t Leesburg, ington awaiting allocation of
Otto and W. A. Breeden ef Blue- fmda which will come from the
ia Sarasota.
ridge, Ga.; and m e at*ter, Mrs.
1030 relief quota. .
Howard aw f Virginia Bwyan, 0. B. SharaUia af Alcoa, Tena.
known as the Musical melodeare,
Icta l Mhanec are requested to
arrived hero tedajr to epen an eeer a ble at t F. M. tomorrow to
evangelistic autpadfa la tha big the Masealo Hall to prepare for
teat pitched at Third Street and Um apodal rites.
Palmetto AvsAaa.
Iatorment wll) b* la Evergreen
Mr. Bwytro dtrocta tha chair.
He holds # degree from • prem
Active pallbearers are A. L.
Dr. B. D. Caswell today held »
Bell*, George W, Huff, J. D. Jinirtkular grudge agalart all
Was, F. la MUler, E. B. Randall
r
*»d
Walter Route, Honorary isrka la genera).
.The Sanford dentist wM tom of
pallbearers aw J. K. Smith, J,
J. Carrar, W. H. Btowart. W. F.
Mtedmw. E r . Mills, and W. A.
Sanford Avenue Paving
Project Gets Final Okeh
Catholic Camp
For Children To
Oviedo Park And Swimming Pool, Hospital
Ventures Expected To Be Approved
Under-Privileged Are
In The Near F u t u r e
To Receive Outing
For 2-Week Period
Short Illness Is
Sons Of The Legion Fatal To Fred D.
To See Local Youth Breeden, Barber
Take Award Sunday
thing Locally
Ito*-
merlon Oil Finn
Has New Manager
Evangelists H e r e
To Begin Campaign
Ihark Steals Ocean
hitch Made By Dr.
huwell At Daytona
Report* from tho French boring..
point! laid the revolt spread ta£( ,
Spain itself, and garrlsoan In clUea'&j
throughout ^Andalusia were In r*-'aS
volt.' The government'here denied flj
three atari**. Ifowever, an offkUli 1
announcement said fleet warahtpS,'
are enroute In Morocco to CTU«h)
the widespread army revolt there,- i
This
announcement folfew tf':'i
iwrvlous ones that tha rebe’How 1
was crushed. Madrid Itself la oCnt -,
out tense. Government spokesmen MB
admitted they had to taka "radical .
and urgent measures In tba tajv» .
tertor."
.
|
So far as could be benntl, tV»
revolt of the limy was caused by '•
opposition tn Fpnl.i'a leftut goternment.
In the French frontier town of V
llindaye, reporU said th*. tcvottj
la participated la by a third of th#
rfpanUTl
Isr garrison troepe- l i w # npdrth/
said fierce fighting with
*
dead and wounded la going on.
<>
Government ccnsotlshp made |» r
difficult to leer* what la Mppoa-'t
Ing. French correspondents to*"*
the revolt bed been planned lag ‘
July 28 but was hastened by had* *
era.
Unconfirmed reports from la#*
glcr, Morocco, said General l e
mon Krsngo, former chief el the
•Spanish army general staff, had
been arretted as a suspected lend
er of the revolt-
Five (Seminole \County< underprivllrgod children will attend the
8t. Augustine Diocesan Council of
Catholic Women camp to be held
at the Central Florida Boy Scout
camp nosr Apopka beginning Mon
day, it was announced here today.
The Rev. Father J. J. Kel aghan.
of tho local Catholic rectory, has
been •ppointed assistant director.
Tho Rev. Father I*. J. McGill of
8 l._ Augustine is director.
This yea
event Is tho first
one to be echedu.ed. lt la hoped to
make the affairs annual.
Youth* (elected for the outing
■ro chosen cy Catholic priests in
their various parishes. Approxi
County coart la scheduled to re
convene Tuesday, morning t o d le The order, from Gen. Vivian mately 70 will attend this yoir.
Three hour* uf educational In pua* of a few minor carta left m
Collin*, lists
adutonl-gensral
gave no reason fur the move, struction Is given each day for tho th* docket from last week and tod
but It was presumably prompted two weeks' period. Other activities the Ju> Urm, O. P. Herndon, cir
<,
by the paralysl. epidemic now In consist of ordinary camp life rou cuit court clerk, said today.
tine, according to Fsthor KellagFollowing Is tha panel o f Jury
some sections of Alabama.
men summoned:
Sanford National Guardsmen hen.
will report to Camp Foster In The St. Joecph nuns from Or
lando
will
supervise
the
schooling
E. Wilson, John Zarrenaar, JL N.
Jacksonville, Lt.-Col. Hutchison
phase of the camp.
Strevella, Andrew Peed**. Jr* A.
announced.
Waterfront activities will be su 8. Hawkins, Henry Ear Held*,
Arrangement* had been made
for the three Sanford guard pervised by a group of persona John H. Herbet, D. H. McDonald.
units to loava bar* next Friday, who have been qualified under O. P. Wade, R. H. Whitten, W #
C. Bell. C E. Brown, W. M. Reel,
It was aald. Departure date hns American Red Cross standards.
Chandler Sharon and C. H. Dika.
been abl/ted to Saturday, tho
Judge Janus 0 . Sharon will ha
commandant aald.
In Tavaree Monday to arrange fee
Approximately ton officers and
trial of Like comity court caeca ■
128 men from Sanford are sched
over wkkk ho will preside bai l to*
uled to attend tha two-week's en
of Illness of the regular Jadge
campment, an annual event, be
Tolar.
tween July 18 and Aug. 0.
The local group Includes two
Sheriff J. F. McClelland la(t
•toff officers, Lt-Col. Hutchison today for Halford tu deliver to
and CapL Georgs xffcRory.
tha atata prison warden - C. C.
An advance detachment which Grscay and Frel Shannon, sen
includes the medUal ualt wa* tence 1 yesterday to flva years
scheduled to leave Sanford Tues ahd four yaara. respectively, la
day morning, but (*91 not depart the Florida pcneutcntlary.
until a later date due to th*
Grace/ wa* found guilty of
lessening of travel distance.
manaalughter, a* a principal In
tha second degree, In connection
with events which led to th*
death of Odell Bumbalough In
July, 10T8.
Shannon was declared guilty
of assault with an attempt to
MOSCOW, July 18r-^F»-Fli- commit majMlaughtcr oil Georg*
ty-on# persona war* killed, fifty- Calhoun, a local engineer.
Th* sheriff la delivering his
prisoners by automobile. ,
Reconvene To End
Term On Tuesday
McClelland Leaves
For Halford Jail
With Tw> Prisoners
/
Fifty-One Are Dead
In Railroad Crash
'
DELBOATB DIES
CLEVELAND, July lA— W b Th* HfV. A. M. Bennatt, 84, of
Tampa, Fla,- a delegate to the
Tow naiad convention died last
night ef heqrt disease. Bennett wad
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TH E SANFORD
HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA •
TUESDAY JULY
Beard Added To U. of F. Coach
Dixon Is Named U. S. Will Have
Assistant Grid Difficult Time
CoacbWithCody In ’36 Olympics
Harper Gets Assign
ment A s Trainer In
• Gainesville S c h o o l
D IZ Z Y D E A N K N O C K E D OUT B Y H A R D
L IN N E R
Sanford Junior
Legion Outfit Is
Leading At Bat
"Specialists” F r o m
Other C o u n t r i e s
"Shoot Th e Works”
C a r d s Forsake
Bradenton F o r
Daytona Beach
ST. LOUIS, July 14— <F)—
President Scm Breadon o f th*
S t Louis Cardinal* announced
lait night arrangements had
been completed for tha Card*
to more their tpring training
base from Bradenton on the
Florida Gulf Coajt to Daytona
Beach, Atlantic Coail reaort
city.
Cardinal
exhibition
gamea
will be played on City liland
In the Halifax River. An in
land field will be used for
practice.
The Card* have trained nt
Bradenton
the pa»t
teven
yeare, aa well a* the 1023 and
1921 aeaaona.
The Cardinal-owned Columbua (Ohio) Red Bird* have a
working agreement with the
Daytona Beach Islanders, a
member of the Florida State
Ba*eball League.
Adams Connects Ten
'Tim es In 20 Tries
For .500 A verage
NEW YORK July It i,1V
W | l| .v v> B
A i m batting honor* for the
GAINESVILLE. July 14— O il•• n<■A sfA jA tm u LjR H
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fourth district ^intricin Legion
Tha State board of control ap water on the enthuaiaam irrn rr1
.
' v:
_
" V jj
's
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tournament. Just completed
In
by
C l
proved yeatrrday three additions
tryout*.
Jacksonville show the Sanford Cel.
to the University of Florid* ath- I Ing final track and
It may aa well in- auggcilrd now
,
.
cry Feds as the he ivi.st hitting
letlc coaching staff.
|
that the United Statci will cn1 3“* 8 ^ * - . '
vi
outfit In the tournament. The San
Percy M. Beard, holder of lev- 1Joy
tree
r a . y r..ni|> in
j
ford boys offer a team average of
•rel world high hurdle records (jurrt for Olympic ch;ilTl|i>'rn.lllji.
if
'1
/ ^ 1,
■
--’f;
-360, SO points higher ihsn their
and assistant trick coach at Au at Berlin.
f
‘
4“
nearest rival, the Sjwrnnee Life
1n the fir at plnre there nre
y ''S
f-;>|
burn, was named track coach.
team, with JO! point*. Siuth Jack
Rand Dlaon, for three years a
sonville Cardinals finished third
loll
I or
with an even .300 mark, whil* Day
quarterback on
tha Vanderbilt
tuned up between the tun# of
. MfqR;W.jtf[
tona Beach hit 2 U as 1 tram and
Unhrenlty eleven, was appointed1their embarkation thla Wednev-I
St. Aogustlne only .146.
assistant football coach. C. E. day and lh« actual Olympic com-|
D iiiy Itean, *tar pitcher for the F t tauls Cardinals. wa» kne
Individual hitting honors went
Harper, also formerly of Vander petition, Aug. 2-8, Incluaive. The line drlvr from the bat of Burgra* Whitehead in the game with tl
to Hightower o f tha South* ids
coaching Itaff headed by t-awmn |,a|] » i ruck him on the head, knockrd him unconscious an,| cauaed a
bilt, was named trainer.
Cardinals, who hit safrly ivvan
Both were nominated by Josn j Robertton ha* a Job in paychology
out of ten lime* at the p at* to
a* well a* physical problem* >111'
turn In an avarag* of .700. How.
Cody, athletic director who came
It* hand*.
ard. also of South Jacksonville,
to Florid* from Vanderbilt lull . Secondly and more to the point'
was even more potsnt with tha
Winter.
of thla dl*cu*aion, our picked prestick, but did not com* to Lat often
Beard will fl I the vacancy 1former* will be up againat the
rnough to secure a top rating. He
atrongeat kind of opposition In
Olympic Deficit Jr
hit safely four out of five times to
mn*t *v*nta.
the plate, for an average of .800,
C u t T o $25,000
In addition a big majority of
Wesley Lahti, Suwsnnre first
our athlete* will riperirnce the
• acker, was tha most consistent
NEW YORK, July U . - f y D Olympic pr***ura fur the tint
hitter for his team, garnering nine
time The final tryruta demon |
[t loukrd like clear sailing for
LONDON, July
14. _<A9— blows out of 17 time* to the plate
atratad what can happen, even I
approximately 450 American
British hopes of finally captur for a series average of .5*»,
where eiperlence ami top-notch
men un,l wjmen
athlete*,
1ability are eonrerned.
roaches, maftsgu*' #fi.| offkia *- ing lhe- Americas flip.'beta b f tne A d v w of .3aqLsx4.jUth.tefi hit*
.V.T tau ttr, ran produce |
to the Olympic, game* in Ber United States sine/the first u r4 wut b f * a / . ' t > 4 * t V w
With an stsrigs of .500, while Odthe balanced team strength of
lin# »* Ihr general fund deficit
in I *31, rocketed sharply her* fol
the United State* In the blue rib-1
wa* reduced to 625,000 yester
lowing a sensational display of ham, another Sanford player,
turned In 10 hits out bf 21 tries for
bon »fwirl of the Olympic*. Never
day.
speed by T. O. M. Sopwlth’s nsw
a high mark o f .476.
en- their** auch nation* a* Finland,
A* members of Uncle Sam'*
rh,l enger, endeavour II.
Another Sanford player, Forgumic Britain and all her dominion*. |
lesm asiem-ded to srquire ertIn one of her first performsnccS,
•on. hit .<44 for the aeriei, while
Ing Italy, Japen, Germany and I'odentla’s and for final inslructhe new ‘•mystery" craft, squlpped
ihlp land will have «peciali»l« prlmeil
ttun* preparatory to embark with numerous secret gadgsta, ran Marks and Aks of Daytona neaeh
rin- to ‘‘*hoot the work*" against oui
Sanford I* scheduled to play
ing Wednesday, the whrel* of
far sfie d of Britain’s front-rank csrsind the pellet for an average
o f .416 aplec*. Powe I of Sanford
In Gainrsvllle today. The G-Msn
the Olympic* moehlnery whirred
"J" class yachts after a bad stall.
hit an eve* .400, while Ix>ng and
| Whil* there is no actual “ gnng
come her* tomorrow
for a
In wipe out the ah>rt*ge. The
The sleek new boat, which is ex#
■a Ing up" against America in the
single game beginning at 4
prospects appearrd good U
pectrd to challenge for the cup In Hamourl of Suwannee tied for
tenth place In the batting with an
ir |Olympics, thla country'* perform
P. M,
1937, trailed all the way on the
would be done.
average of 2M6.
101 era always have borne the brunt
first lap of a triangular course
Pitching honor* went to Fran>il of world challenger. I’erhap* 'l
against Astra, Endeavour I and
1*' Is because our athlete* get more
Ve shed*. Then, with an asloniah- ehettl, Suwannee face, who get
credit for two official wins. Nclm ballyhoo or place grrutrr cm- j
f. phasls
upon
recortl-omnshlng Bill c*nu. out of retirement from
«>n and Malphrus, Dayton* Beich,
In fe s t* than, for
esample, the his Team latich and lent ht* hum!
Parker and Weldon, Suwannee an.I
Bowdtn, South Jacksonville Canli™ British. At any rale, the star* *1 |n revamping the local nine.
nal*, each had won victory apiece,
„ ether nallonalitlra »**m to take
0 „ , ,h|n|t wh,-|, Kngir pr<)babwhil* Forguwn. Ssnford, turned In
particular delight in a triumph
w||( ^
hl.„r u th„ , c.
one win and one lose.
P ov«r Uncle Sam'* napnaws.
,
. .
.
, .
„• | Latest Associated P.e.e rr|wirt. tu*l "«ep. *lr. ady have teen lakSouth Jacksonville edged out
|l from countries expected to furn- en (u elect u rlu
at the MuSuwannee LU« f or fielding lunnri
0 Jsh America'* main rival* imli nlclpal Athletic Field. The buildwith an avenge of .955 u the
Benefit Contest Is
IS cat# our stars will have their jn(( (ll t(| i,r ready for u*s when
JackionvITe force*’ J)S4. Daytons
wss third.
I). hands full, from start to finish
Chattanooga team come* here
Scheduled Thursday Beach
la . Summarising the outlook in the
training.
*
Sooth Jacksonville edged out Suin 14 Individual track event*. •»■
* ,*
* '
. .
An exhibition baseball gams
0 eluding all ohatacle races and the
Mrs. i ngle uccomp-nicd
the
between a Sanford girls' team
relays, the Untied Btatea appear* Tennesiwe dlalnond mogul.
T V riO V A I. L K A U I'll
and the local “ fata" will be
t . reasonably aure o f triumph In n
o
--------------------\V..n tew t
JiVi pl*ye<l on
Munieiapl
Athletic
C h ir ic o
41
II
. more than si*. This would tlupll,
Eield Thursday afternoon under
HI. lauuli
4»
Si
« cate our achievement* on home! T i g e r M a n a g e r B a c k
I 'l l laburgh
41
tf
tis ,h' • u,p,e** ot
Lions' Club,
C lnr In tiill
4«
It
list
Proceeils from the contest are
;•
H o m e A f t e r V a c a t i o n N*w Turk
40 3»
lln ilu n
3*
41
,tas to be used in building aa h • 1 i the 100. 100 and 400 meter races.
-------I'h lU ri-lp h l*
3* 4i
•U I sembly hall for Boy Scouts. Fifty
lta | »n g i9 *« I t M illi
I both hurdle* event# and the 400DETROIT,
July
14.— —
dollars was netted from a recent
Ilo iliin 4. rm a h u rn h I,
j j mster relay. On form, our foot- Mickey Cochrane, manager of the
ClnrJiitiiili •: I'h lla d r litila
. exhibition gam*.
In racers have at least an even Detroit Tigers, tame home yesteri hirfetfi) 1; S e w York 9.
(H h * n Btil »rh «d u U il.
chance to capture the 800 for the
from
a
thieo
weeks'
UiHM Today.
Dizzy Asserts He’s
Not Hurt Despite
Big Knob On Head
Sopwith’s Yacht
Is New Threat To
Skippers Of U. S,
n*
tlm*
to with . prospect.
lUJ*’ u.^vlna vacation spent
on a Wyoming
of
break " ;
fc|
brunted. hi.
.Vpw Y ork at C h im in ,
llrtMiklyn at Ht. Laiu Is ,
It no tun at 1*11tabu ra h.
I'h iU datph la at Clnrlnnal
Ilruftkiy it
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A S K H K .IV
C LAS SIFIE D A D V .
OKRECHOBEE, Fla.. July 14.—
The demand for stock ratio in
Okeechobea county continue* good, P ie r Anglers Find
and (her* la Increasing activity In
Silver
ings Strike
real estate transfer for range pur
poses, About 16,000 acres changed
DAYTONA BEACH, July 14.hands during June. County Agent
C. A. Futford la assisting cattls- For the first tlm# thla season
tarpon art being hung from tha
men In locatiiig stock.
Ocean Pier.
Last week J. II. Harvey hooked
■ 60-pound sliver king. Tha an
H A V I YOUR WATCH repaired FOR RENT 1204 Park. His rooms gler get five or tU Jumps from
by one who really knews how
and both. 115.00. Inquire 507 hla prise before one determined
loop which broke Harvey’s line.
Park.
On th* mow day. Tom Dorter
19—Foram for R*nt.
hooked Into a tarpon scaling 10
to 16 pound*. Altar a short pUy
FOUND—HaJ# English setter,
TOR RENT; 10 ncrea UUd farm. the fish dislodged the plug.
■hit# and black. Owner may
Sipes Am, Cameron City. Mika
here tame by. identifying and
paying tor advertising and board. Sous, 604 Locust A n . _________
C. A. Whkldar^ ,
•1
. -gygg;
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Woa I hjsI
N ew Turk
M IT
J ielroll
44
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Mtaaiilnatun
U
IT
IVosloa
It
II
Cleveland
II
II
(Mileage
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IS
Hblladalbhla
It
Is
*1. U u ls
II . I t
Y ealefd av*s R e n ll*
P slro lt I ; rn ila d sla k ta S,
Cleveland 111 Iloslua I.
I 'M r i t * I : N ew York I.
W a*hlAglnn I : R|n teiula
Escobar F e a t u r e s
•n Week's Rinar Bouts
->«
NEW YOpK, July 14—(A>>|Slxto rkcobar, world’s baatamI'ei. weight tltleholder, features this
Alt w#*k’a national Losing program.
A ll
Escobar, who stripped Lou Sallcm
‘its ot th* ,ltl# Mvsril months ago,
.4*4 meets Indian Quintana, of Pom •ill *"*• ,n • 10-raond nnn-UUc affair
” • at New York Tocoday.
ST. LOUIS, July 14.—(A1)—Je
rome llrrmsn (Disty) Dean, a
lump half the siie of nn egg on hi*
forehead, pushed sway the com
forting hands of hi* pretty wife,
Patricia, Sunday and vowed he
woyJd pitch UOO.vt ihg.KSmasmvilh
’ Sv •
»
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--- 6:ma*a VC atn'r
hurt knd who the hell says I am."
“ Nsw," said Dia, “ I really ain’t.
The doc says I only got a concus
sion and he;k that ain’t nothing,
the games o f that double-header
Monday afternoon if they needed
me. I wanted to. you known, and
I called up Frankie Frisch, but— "
lie did. explained Patricia, but
"flrineh Rickey and the reat of
us think he should have complete
quiet for a coup e of Haya."
“ Yah,” Interjected Dir. " I want
to pitch one of thoie gamea Mon
day. but they wouldn't let me.
You’d think I wa* a — — baby.
Why [ could go Tight cut (her*
right now and stand (hat silly out
fit of Casey Stengel's-flght on its
head. They can’t hit nuthin’."
“ Out naw, I won’t say that. Ca•sy's a good guy and they best tha
Cues and that gives us a little
edgs on this ol* pennant race. S»y,
y# know, I ’d like to be out there
pitching. I f * tojgh—.’’
Home run* yesterday:
Vankoca 1, Dykes,
White 801 1,
The leaden r Gehrig. Yankee*
I4t Four, Red Rox 33; Troaky,
Indiana 23; DiekVy, Yankees >7;
Ott, Olaate 16; Av.riil, Indiana
14; Klein, PhUUn 14.
League total*:
American __ ____
403
FORT MY.EHS ,71*„ July 1 4 Prospect are still good for a lump
er crop of quality citM* fruit in
lee county, say* Cauaty Agent C.
P. Heuck. Growers are fo lowing
the spray, and dust schedule of
the Better Fruit Program spun-
Golfers Center
Attention W ith
Western Tourney
Atlanta Linksman Is
Defending1C h a m p
On Baked Course
OMAHA, Neb., July Id-—< * V Charlie YaUa of Atlaata, C a, the
defending
champion,
Omaha'*
Johnny Goodman and Walttr
Emery of Oklahoma City ware to
embark on a little advance Walker
Cup Liiiine** la the Western golf
chimpionihip tournament today.
The three young men not only
will be out there ahootlag over
the 6,892 yard* of lun-eooked golf
course In punult of the country*
second-ranking amateur honor*,
but will be (winging Just aa care
fully to pro** that no mistake wa*
I made when they w*r* selected ov
er other hot ihota for W aller Cup
duty ata King Sept. t. •
»
The field arrayed agqjnst thr
trio Include* almost every standm
out In amatanr rank*., '^todn^
Bliss, Goodman’* f * f owutewnaman, runnerup to Tateu list year
I* primed for a big bid for the
elusive crown. ,*■ *
Chsfles (Chick) Evans,; Jr, of
Chicago, tight Urns* winner of the
tournament, will attempt to make
it nine before he.quite. Goa-Jtfoiy*
land of Peoria, DU who won tlm
1932 title, will return to raajdl
competition in thg tournament.
Paul Leslie and Prod Haas. Jr„
both of Loultlanp State Untvef*Hy head of tha nndorgranate
division,
■,1 0
The opening half of the 96-hole
qualifying round will bo pUyed to
day. The second IS wilt he done
Wednesday, with the 11 |Ow-scorers
and Yates, who U net required to
nullify, going Int* medal plat
Thursday,
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TACHYi
VERO BEACH, July 14— A
Urge number of rural families In
Indian River county are building
new home*, and bouse plant are
the chief subject of discussion
at heme demonstration mss tings,
says Miss Manilla Wall*, horn*
■font However, the women nn
(studying home management and
Iclothing at the m ow time.
21 —A c ra ft for~Bak.
n A N o iT 'U M d
Baldwin built
piano* slightly used for demon
strating. Sell at sacrifice rather
than ruehlp to factory. Easy
terms. Write Harwood WUson
Co. Wsst Palm Beach. Repreaentolive will call.
GOOD VBBD house, lawn Md «h*
porch furniture.
Including mat
chain and swings. Long, nnd T*1
■hart distance hauling. Leasing'a * 2
Transfer and Storng* Co.
BLOSSOM
now In now-cfoi/sn
Swanltyswlg glanetl
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Sanford la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway*
And Water Tranuportatlon
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. JULY 15. 1936
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Unpaid Taxes
Are Studied
By City Heads
M u r d e r T e s tim o n y
C o n flicts In T r ia l O f
C . C. G r a c e y C a s e
G IR L CLING S TO ‘B R A N D IN G ’ S TO R Y
Receivership O f Property
Producing
Revenue Is Under
Consideration Here
Municipal oftlcUl circles today
w*re turning thslr atient on to
ward ■ solution of th- delinquent
tai problem ss the Clty’x (.seal
year entered the final quaitcr.
While it was indi -.ted theta la
no drastic need for revolutionary
methods of .rinflng about over
due tax payments, ihe’ o u one
lew locally untried ruuiw whirl,
has been given preliminary discos: CLEVELAND. July 15. —
slon.
'W>—Martin F. Smith, temThe plan wou!u sulhurlta the
.prary chairman of the Na
appointment of a receiver for rev
tional Convention of Townenue producing properties now on
the delinquent tax roll.
Clubs, addressing the
City Attorney Krrd It Wilson
'Oenliw session, today said,
today expressed an upminn that,
afbptlon of a cnnstltualthough the. \ lex ix son,.what
;ttonal amendment ,xo legalise
out of ordinary thann-l-. he could
ToVnaend Old Age P*nAccused of sanding, a confidential naval publication to an agent find nothing in ita substance that
Plen. Is an "easentlal
be construed as uncomtituof our campaign this of the Japanesa navy, Jhhn S, Farn*wroth„ former lirutenant might
Mortal.
commander
in
th*
navy,
wax
arrested
secretly
in
Washington.
He
n*nmer.”
Ms pointed out that whl'e un
shown (le ft) Ulking with s reporter juxt after his arraignment. paid fixes - temporarilyJ He laid Dr. Towiuend wouhl
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another and perhaps more far--—
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reaching ill effect is felt in that the
Vi M*iUl and MMnUal part of our, #
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jtelinquent owners are able to rvnt
1 space at a lower cost than those
who keep up with their tax bills.
Already proved (hair loyalty to
In a recent discussion of thu
’the Townsend Plan."
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recsleership plan, references weto
- Under a ■new plan tubmlUeJ
of a general nature and no partic
'h a t night. Dr. Townsend, fo u l* !
ular individual or firm wax men
'o r- of the movement for lmpo«T|
tioned.
Jtlon of a transaction tax to raise
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Tends for payment of |SOO monthwould he Entertainment Series A c t i v i t y forecasts ly (bat the receiver method was
Husband Of Film_
Star Booked On
Assault Charges
r
^Amateur Talent
Ground Is Broken
Sought By Ritz For First Home
For Local Show Under FHA Plan
Witness Si*ys Defend
ant Told Son T o
“ Kil| Bumbalough
Or I’ll D o
It”
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Self Defense Is
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Plea Of Principal:
Polly Moran’s Shout
Brings
California
Officers To Rescue Young (iracey Takes Stand To Defend
IIF.VERLY IIII.I.S. Calif., Ju'y
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of "don't kill ms" summoned of I
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fleers today to the re„dence of
( onfllCting tCHtimony H in r* 1
the film comedienne here. and through the
circuit COlltt
they mapped handcuffs on her room here today ttA th 6 trilll '
husband, Martin Malone, while ho! o f C. C. G m coy, Oil HCCOjItl,"S
Angrily defmnt in the face of policemen who t- »«• I to main h» r clicked a pistol.
degree m urder charges in th tf"*
admit she had engir d a hoax, Jean Hell ilefti dung to her
A jammed cartridge In tbo death o f Odell Uumbalough
story that a vice ring “ killer" branded her with lellrte and mini gun xaved her
life.
Sheriffs j „ Ju|y 1935 , went into it*
era’ s and I* ft her to die in a gaa-illlrd apartment *t Washington Deputlr.
Waller
Schottmlllsr gecond day.
.Milton Reeves I ’ ightt, a bar lender sho rwortiil the girl lo i sn.l Robert Jorgen.on .sol
| v . rying ver, lon, of the action
Officers •aid in the struggle of ,h)1 j , frnd, nt 4l ,h» time Bumni|ht club, win •|Ui*«tiontd in hop## hr might identif> the ’’killer
to• subdue
husband,I Ugailll ■ h
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heard.
t| ,\«*<k latetl
IS |*ress Itiotol
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,Ihe attorney
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EaUbUohed In 1908
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Community S o n g A ffa irs
A re P ro p o se d By Cham ber
Civic
Organization
Disapproves Govern
ment Ownership O f Railroads In
Unanimous Expression
----- * *1 n>es, testified thot Gracey said to
. Officer, said Malone waa In-J hu , on< list
"Ifou kill him or
foxieatetl. He Is hooked on charge || will.”
of suspicion of assault with -a '
Tha defense
retaliated With
deadly wrnpon.
lestimoney in a*» effort to aba's
that the defendant's participation
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'In the affair was only to shoot:
. “ Ixiok out!" to his son. Young
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« (irscry testified to that fact.
While the stats contends that
the elder Gracty got out of his
yar to particlpata in the actions
ill
which al egvdly resulted in Bumtnlough's death, the defense mainI CHICAGO.
July
15— W )
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Live Some Keliel
Drought Region
The Seminole County fhamber
of t'ommerce lust night took un- 1
Kcatteied thunder show.rs scored
,h“ •“ did n0* ^’ov• ,r0'"
Th# p in would rover collec- der ronsidrratiun a suggestion
local triumphs over tha drought bl*^automoblla.
tion of state, rounty and city taxes offered by S D. Ilighlyeman that
Furthar.
tho state this morning
in the central part of tho Middle
Ground waa broken today In The receiver would collect rive* community |.ubgc singing events
West today and a mas, of cool brought out points dssignad to
entertainment talent rknue from the delinquent revenue- be made weekly affairs here.
air Snvelnpad tha atataa from tha prove that tha C. C. Gracey threw
to entsr th. Bits T h c.i.r Mayfair <” * * * " '
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Ha poiaied not that the nsu*
Great
lakes aaatward
tha a pair of pliers at tha \autb who
e^r.tgbt competition
»C-'. Sanford vicinity to bo financed^
t^tn
return ba
later died from-Ms^nmda.
nicipal pier coUld be used for the ___________________ Woather lluresu said tha victory
will sfinrer a wow rarnavn *i*a may registar at th. local under th. r.d «r * l Housing Ad- twren the three governmental affairs and proposed thnt stereThroughout tha trial. Defense
' over the t'i-day heat wave is far
•Mail/ Tvwxaand Rccaviry rtaa,'jd*»hous., Manager J. L. Maren- ministration program.
. units.
Attorney Hpcncar w is building a
opticon method, be employed tu
No mem ers of Ihs Sanford 1 ( tnm
tstta announced today.
> Th* rtsld.nc. will be ntsncd by| T»>«r* » » « d . It I. said, b. . sum reproduce words of songs on n I.I.m, Clul. p all to attend tin- na j Additional death. III tho af- rme nf self deftnss, producing
ti.innl contention in Providence, feete<i'"area's ".Vnt ’ lh^ toVal for
a mo the I I
Previously it was necossarv to Andrew Oarraway who obtained' *,,' kh fo, M ^
JY «b» prop screen.
who te .llfW that Bum. » board
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Pr* Ti0“ ly » w“ , ,
a * tl,. I„ttl.l VHA
loan
here " ,y nwn,r' ,n'1
••••bllshvd | Mr. Ilighlyeman said an Or- It I. beginning Ju'y l!l. It was the |ieriod past tha 3,(00 mark, la'uogh wss attaniptfng to at
directors'
to the “ clUiana maxi- for" » rd ° " * '» ■PpHextloit to Win- •“
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“ methmls would be followed,
hh Inndo quartet would bo available nun limed here today.
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northwest states nf tack young Gracey with a knlfa.
A screw Jack handle, a blow
th# national advUory board *«r Park w h .f. It waa rerelv.d
"t^
n M ^ S g . Com‘
be ps.d prohohly „ „ th. . , n„ . ; to lead the musicale*.
|Montana,
Wyoming,
Nebraska
H t on . member from each sUto. by Birger Weeter who., orchisol j , ck,onT||le.
. fcwsia as that to the state, county* While no official action was
manager
an,i the Dakotas, visited earlier from which Is allagad to have
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caused the end of Bumbalough'.
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tr, wU, ^ f,«tu r «l in tho local
indications were that tha b .-|,ni h‘ lr
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! taken on the Idea there was ao nf the Townsend Plan for the ‘ his wtrk by rains, temprralur
life, waa introduced by Aaalatindication that it mkt approv'd
stale,
is
scheduled
to
speak
be•«»**’
»**ar**l
with
no
Indication
progrema.
glnatisg of the Cam way tmma fh.
l#fU|.tur. mlplU 1
with the majority nf the baafil fore the Sanford Townsend C lu b '"' additional shower.- This to ant State’s Attorney Lloyd B y la.
While more than a score of cn- " “ [•['' ,h* ' row rei * " slnco"*^
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to P**» » ’» * m.king 'o f director, who attended the
at the regular meeting, Friday,I X»th»r with failure nf d r o u g h t * * r*y. *he knlfa which tha daaterlaliirj
owned wait
M ^ 7 n « S T^ n t ' lF,d 'a y VJht* WauLa^IndtaSTJorne ap^JotlonsV1^''
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of delin-( monthly mating.
July 17. at 11:00 P. M. Tho meet- relief generally
to m
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unanimously ing will be held in the club brought a new outburst of buy./‘kn»‘« H ry tha dafanre.
Mere than 40,000 ____
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resolution disnpproving in tho grrin pits of Ihe^ Tho trial wag still ander way this
room, in the Arcade Building.
Vemlnole County farm land today th°eeo tha acU
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. , ' ,f *h# lde» should Is sdopted Ing of govsrnment ownership of
Chicago market.
|afternoon, tha atate having rested
'bad bom Included'la the govern- present.
Hot dry weather ronllnued over •* HHS0 o clock this morning eft't
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Thur»«lny'* tidi*#: low. |J:04 A.
soil
conservation program,1
program ,1 Beginning thU weak and con- c " x . , v . L7 . „ lJ u _
I ■Mental h®
*! eonaerratlan
n*fM i,nr. Attcre-r WHoon said
many states. Temperatures above er introducing a* ays witnesses
M.
B.O'j A. M. ami *l:.i7 I*.
! . 'County Farm Agent C. B. Daw- tlnulng for five successive week*
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lh* on,y M“ ° « "reded g r .
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100 were recorded in m|ny cities. Mrs. White and Haul Smith.
M Stun inf a ul r»:nil A. M. an 1
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,? IT «® P»‘ It In fore, would b. . m„. K l W a n i S
A p p ro v e s
One of tha most Important da°T “ mo‘
t t at 7 OJ I*. 51. Moon il»r# at
"H a said a moating of frower* every Friday night. Applause may ..cur. a maximum of $14.- JLTfcV.k" roT*
frnso witnesses Is young Gracey,
000 or a minimum of 11,500.
|‘ n by ,h* C,,y CommUsion.
1 07 A M. ami »#U at I.U'J V. 51.
. ile-ecbeduled for 8 o'clock tonight will datomlna one winner at
brought hard from Marianna to
Permits
Building
Repayment may be spread ovs*t the Altamonte community. tech performance.
which hr has alreidy been sen
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period
of
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oiympifc
Team
Issued Total $425 tenced in'rnnnection with BumboWm m where bn will raplatn Dm
On Aug. U , the six winner,
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A total « f yi.HS6 was on itepoall
lough's death.
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in fisv >r of the Memlnole County
?5£*My-flm oarcan
off county
county ,' r“ WDBO
otp 'o and th. radio audience «X nt-^MonalhZlyi p«ym
t*. N•" »‘which
»*•- St a i l s ,Fi to° FT “B ee rFl i ^n
parentt o
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Building permits totaling $425
The e'der Gracey hid been
resolution, commending tho Chamber nf ( ummerre at ths- vnd
art
lion of ' tho Junior **f June, arcoriling t» a refairt were issued today and late yas- scheduled for trial on first dagreo
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------Chamber nf Commerce and tho made tu tin- IMini.I of ilin-ctors trrday, according to record* at mt'rdrr rhnrgas bet Judge Millard
One provision which
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I Smith last week granted n motion
me) by th# prospective borrower i NEW YORK, Ju y IS.—W V- UfnJxtrrial Association In nt- I t 'l "luht ty lislph Uxgweil, sec- city hall.
Tha event hare la open to *11 U that ha possess 20 percent inIA "0,h«'' Amsrienn athletic ergusv. tempts to ban loltaries, was rrtary.
The Colored Welfare Board ob-|, quash the charges. Immodlataly'
lately
tainrd permission to tract a thereafter. Assistant SUate'a
passed today by the~Sanford Kl
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» lly- Conaidarebla tal*n la regia-( of hlll tompjgtgg house and lot. j Hn*r Manhattan for Berlin and the wants Club.
i Judge Jamea 0. .Sharon, judge- boot*, *nd tennis eourt on Eight-1 torny Boyle flletl a new Inf or;
The resolution reads:
“ Wo advocate of tho Fluriils depart- eenth Street at a coat of $300. ||nn B|»g|ng second degree
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**•( Plan. ,.nd .pacification, must’ *1*:*"!*' Olympic Gsmas.
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bo drawn and submitted to an I To tba accompaniment af cheers heartily endorse tha movemrnt ment, Spanish American War Vet- H. M. Richard drew a permit fnr j cr,
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" r**Ur oreaeatrn ^peac-| r l f A r, prM„ ,u t l» o for approe.l.!** spcclatara and a shrieking din inaugurated by tha Junior Cham- nans, will return late today from $125 to repair the porch and)
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other conditions to bo complied °* hundred, of whistles, tho big U r nf Commerce and the Sanford Winter Haven where hr is attend- roof of a frame dwelling.
The third permit wee to Laura,
TAX HATH CUT -----land soma of tha sets are re -, _ i , t , i^ i^ u that tho borrsysr M* H"ar posed away from tba KinlsterDI Association to rid ing the funeral of Charles It. Head,
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financial staUmant t o 'P |,r* down tha Hudson and lulu our fair city of tbs lottery bust commander o f tha vrtrrxna* unit. Johnson who will expend $60 to,
ATLANTA, Ju.y IS.—(AO—Renee. generally known as 'Cuba'.'* W. It. Mallard accompanied Judge remodel a dwelling at 000 East
show ha has aufffctont Income to
Flfth
Street.
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(seuigta'a
property
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Principal speaker before tbn .'heron.
Tba Olympic team, had trouble
jlhrva ml I*. Oavarnor Eugene Talfinancing tha trip right up to the rlub luncheon at the Mayfair
madge yesterday returned to the
I pnUUng out thnt act* are being.
must provide a favor last minute but finally made it. Hotel waa Harry Watson who ex
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state ita lowest rata sines |$$3. la
sa received, and
t-ea
Meadows,
stale
license
tag
School
Board
able statement from a credit as- Three hundred and thlrty-four who plained the home loan plan in
augurated by the federal govtin- inspector, visited Hanford la*, yes Take Equipment B id
sailed
today
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with
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according to Mr. Wat already In Europe or tailing la- meaL
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STREET FIGHTER
Ho said nn loans could be mad<- FloilJn. Ilia inspection showed Hat
son, are made only for new Con |*r, form a full aquad of 3H2. the
Bide for equipment to ha u»*d i
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struction and not for rehabilita larffwtl that #*#r represent#.! (hit bora, until 30 persona had applied noire than 100 half-year plate* on school bus routes in th* v H rl-. pxRIB, July 15.—(A>)-NatlonIndicating that the require*’ inm • be*, been sold from the office of
iM ftlry in competition aboard.
tion purposes or repairs.
6 Perform ances'
lied *For Sanfordj
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Building Boom For
Seminole C o u n t y
GITY NEWS BRIEFS
but
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•110,000 Acres F a l l
1Under U .S Soil Plan
Campaign Against
Illegal L o t t e r i e s
Of County
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orthin‘co!it »« •trenr. reliadtodayiboii^Tw
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‘^ S B f v U v s * ? a r t s : sruz moniU7 p‘rn,nU on
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Audubon Society
Aaka Closing Of
Wild Duck Season
bar hod qualified since tha initial Jn'»- Jlnklna, Hsmlno a County tax
waa made last weak.
i collector.
Woodmen Will Plan loan
•D. O. Scott of Chicago 4ra. a;
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Umatilla
dub guest and made a briof ad-, p.rily cloudy, scattered showers
Be Completed After
Thursday and on extrema south
ton of Sanford,
Two Week's Work Tbu Celery Camp, Woodmen
coaal tonight. Extrema northwest
tba Florida Audubon
of tho World, will moot' at » P. Woman
President
In
Enirlnnd
P*rtlytonight
tk,udyy
Ul
E a n g lH n a y,orW,»ihowtr,
andP«^*W
ThursTwo weeks of operation will! M. Thursday to lay plana far at- T T U IIlu n
eioaa tba wild dock
af tba complete scheduled impnvom—ta, tsndlag Um District No. Two oas- Hanged For M u rd e r* day.
of tho fowL |to tba Municipal Airport, It was *b » to bo bald la Umatilla on
•bo pointed announced today by W. S. Barb,! July **RXETER, England. July U-— 1 Anrord was accom: In attendCoun-1 Other Important business will (A>—Mra. Charlotte Bryant, Wwould bare! WPA director of
'ew d a during the first half
{ream before tha organisation, m r-eld mother of five children, of tho Florida Blalu league, ifam thi, year's ty.
Ha said about three weeks’ oc- lodge officers said,
wag banged Unlay for the polaon cording to a report toauad this
• telegram which tlvltle* an Farit Arena, should
AH members are oapaclolly murder of bar husband.
|afternoon by CM*- Wart, president
to tka President:
that j# U a it which in-1 urgod to attend the mooting.
Iho woe tho second mnihor to of the local cluh. In this city BIOS
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continued eludes finishing
4l0 on tho gallows In England attended from tho itnrt of tho »**WOd dork*
aurfaeo
CARDINAL DIES
yoar.
Dorothea Wadding- ton until Juno 22. Daytona Beach
o f tho severe' with a sol
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• ft BESANCON, Franca. July 15yoot'a crop o f doolgnod to
woman patlanta In a
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|(A0—Henri Cardinal Bloat, 07, who
Imolore tho tho thoroughfare.
tome, also hod five
NIGHT HI D IM
odor; tarred Fraoao to the Werld Wsf
: executive ardor! Tho other
way bare b
M id aa an enliated ago, died today.
Armory.
| Tba csidhu) waa horn 13 mites
NBW GRANDSON
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m from Bobean* which bo later
helped defend fr*«o tbn German-,
RT WORTH. Tax, July 18. »lght ridare who egforre their
la Ha wag decorated far bravery Ui
Preaidant
Roooovalt'a primitive moral (ode with terror
grandchild. I b k y boy, (BtJ th, Ush b it night gaaum.d
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ullbt of Mr. B(| |nUrs|ate charaatar as Invest!.
Mr*. EUlott Roosevelt. The
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ly of Hanford will be received »> 2 |allst anemias af Leon Blum’s govP. 51., tomorrow by Dio Srmlnol# |ernmfnt tcuffltd with polleo and
County School BoorJ, Superintend- J'.ftUU In tho awank Chomp# ttyant T. <W. Lawton announced to- iM |,u yastordey to provldd a
d«y.
1rowdy epilogue to Franco’s Ba*Tha materials purcMsad will be till. Pay spectacle,
county owned, since previous pel-1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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th* County Board on recommamlatlon of local trustaaa.
LOCAL WEATHER
•am. Avai
Pit, Avars**
Mar. Avarag*
IIROOKHVILI.F., July 15.-Tlny 4ar. Avarag*
Avarag*
Mountain, tha biggest boy in Wav
rvaa
Rrooksvilla, will soon return to
bis former profession, that of fat
man in tha Johnny J. Jonas’ rircus.
II* was fired whan his weight
dropped from 400 to IN , but now
ba tips the Mslas at 400 again. H*
attributes hb decline to homesick
ness sad bad food.
KEJOINH CIRCIIg
HANCTIONB
m
a =
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LIFTED
LONDON, July 15.—4*5-G reat
Britain lifted sanction* from Italy
at midnigbl and aarly yesterday
IM flrat consignment of Italian
prodoia— pearhas and plums-ltnd-
td at Harwich,
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W EDNESDAY, JU LY
Modern Science
HAVANA
PRESIDENT SUPPORTS C A N A L
\J
There ere many people who etlR object to smallpox
vaccination, who like to ear that one haa hie appendix
taken out because it is fashionable, who think hospitals
are death traps, who oppose modem surgery as cruel and
Inhuman and who believe that disinfecting an open
wound IS a lot o f bunk.
They like to recall the good old days when men died
with their boots on and their tonsils, appendix and.What
have you. Intact. They like to remind you of the good oWfaehioned cures, like sleeping in a room with a backet
t>f tar for a cold, or a swig of rum for a rattlesnake bite, or,
a good application of vinegar for a badly infected cut.
r .i.n r it i
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p j . ■
Constitution
M A R G A R E T P E T E R S . Society E d ito r
Wa thMk*\he
confirms our repeatedly azprm
confUeoee ia P m tt n t lot
veil aad hi* InUattetu reap
lng the great enterprise. \
Following, the rejection by
Hou*e of Beni tor Kobtnaon'i n
amendment to the rstisf-dcfkV
bill, lh« (Evening Star axpre
Its belief that in the long roa
unfortunate boldlng-up of t
structIon might be the beat j
slble thing for the ceaal pro]
and barbpr board and g favorable
recommendation by that board ta
Congress la tha usual Way. ‘
Itivlng month* ago taken the
position that a project *e farreaching In Ita economic affects as
the ship renal should have con*
c ‘ 08B no man peet that he *P«ak*
The Escape Racket
K y > -' sometimes
S A N FO R D
/■In pretty pkrsaee sad rememTho pardon racket ia not the only one which the courts __ •
f w ) , * k jfiii rlmti,
-■ 9 $ owly. that- hlJuUst^nlng ear
itea Istmd
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The deeper .il^.'un'<f.'m ..tll all tialWd or goUlng out eltherby parol* or escaper «nd <*|i is
just, as easy aa the other. Calling attention to escapesound.
proof Alcatraz, and the difficulties of getting out of
♦ , * By Maud Ladlegton Cate.
FO R U M
aocueatb
Benatem X4ft5Tw57)
Official Railway Im ports*'.
waa rwaus so newsmen o j its save, i
Gerald V X. Smith,. aalf-etyUd |
bead mast af (he share-the-wealth
movement started by the late
fiW | o f y ^ le la ^ a
X H X H X H X H Z H X H X H X H X H E M
. Dr. Ttwnrang * atood nearby,
nodding assent aad Worn time to
tins correcting Bmttk a, he rand
the prepend statement.
, Dtnrteg the day, the thhi, tall
man with iron grey hair, a small
situations that ennant wisely be
mustache aad eyae which glww
ignored.
darkly when he talks, outlined
What we need to.do In the canal some o f Me political and eco
district la'to make every possible nomic vtewa In a series of prsea
effort to bring about the re-elec
tion of President Roosevelt and
tee continue(jew of hla Adastntetratlon.
' *•
Whatever trlttcism we have to
bnrl should be aimed at these who
brought about n '.temporary polit
ies! S«t-back for tha enAaL and
prevented the great waterway from
being coneldered and approved on
Its merits.
Fire Fighter Urges
That Firemen Be
‘More Than A Hat*
Supreme Court Sees
tom Winter Havon come* the
iy af on* mss who applied tho
chamber of commerce Ides of
circulating dollar to om of
Ml new fang ltd baby bonds, Ha
A A&O baby bead to work paybills, sad almost baforo he
« It, men than »fi,000 worth
rid bills had been psld.
C om posers
214 Sanford Avenue
Tbo totarsaca lawyers sought by
(hair film to ha> prove John J.
McOaakll] of Mtriann. was net **-
rson a
Kerry Kent ipent yivcr
WEDNESDAY
leading songwriters to write the
P n<iwi party,
7:30 o'clock, musical numbera beard in “ Pa m Joctaorrville on buxine-..
liven by Uta Christian Endeavor Springs," produ.ed ty Walter
i f tbo Congregational Church, at Waagvr for Paramount, featuring
the home af Uisa Marjorie 11ml- Fraqcr* Langford and Sir Guy
lard, 1702 Magnolia A v t . . . , >, I Standing anil showing now at tbr
'
T H L uH D A T ' V
'
|7UU Theater.
The Friendship League o f the- The fiur men, who together numUongregatioDal Church will meet ber several hundred song hits to
kt 3:00 P. M. with Mia. J. E. B*l- their credit, ate Mack Gordon, HatLrd 1702 Magnolia Avenue.
ry Revel. Leo Kobla and Ralph
F R ID A Y
Ralngei.
.
The Woman's Missionary Society
The four comprise :•»» r<-|«nt.)
nf the First Methodist Church will teams of computers and lyncLil,.
have an “ open house" from 4:00 and the compositions hsaid tn
j*. M. to >:00 P. M. at the par- “ Palm fir in g s " are, ” 1 Don'l
eonago In honor o f theRev. and Want to Maks History, t Ju.,i W . ni
Mrs. A. II. Cole. All friendsof thj to Make Love," “ Will 1 Ever
church are Invited.
Know?" “ In the UUIs of OV
MONDAY
V.yomln'," ''Dreaming Out Loud'
I Regular business
and s*rin| and “ Palm Springs."
■meeting of the Co-ed Clasa af Ibo
Four of the songs were wfitter
First Msthodlrt Church will tv- |by Ralnger and Robin. “ Will I Kv
held at 8:00 P. M. at the homo of ( r Know?" was composed by Sor
p y and Mrs. Raymond Caldwell en I don and Revel.
fjWrd Street with Mr. Cildwell, J.
France* Langford, famous Mdi'
XjKarvrr, and 0- R. Sims as host*. ! and screen personality, is heir
taxh and htlf m i
uda, Hut duf I. u
fott'iffll v t i h MV- »
«a»h paymvntu wn
Th« irich at |»i»
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
S E M IN O L E C O O N T Y
LA U N D RY 1
a ib u n u
B a rg a i n s
Waldo Saner ha* returned from
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ROBERTS
SPORTSWEAR.
GROCERY
Phone 39
S P E C IA L S
THRU TIIURS^ JULY IG
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the brief illnr** of «»ur ln'lotcii
husband and fnlh«*r. NNi* thank
you tlncvrcly.
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T O N IU H T !
“ Ilclter Air uul lu Short's"
Dance and Cool O ff
We Never t'hwe
C H IC K E N
D IN N E R
10c Sandwich FREE
75c
Steaks, fkops. Hot »r Cold
I’lale l.unrh
•- -t-.t/ - R«T»l
W ith 25c PU RC H ASE
El> NUT
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OLIVE
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BARON 1IREAD
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l# tiiclwr and anion- i!»•• iHanant*
^ .irid mrrehant* *»f •••ub«m Kuru|v
(•rmiNiiv. f»Mii»u ti ■! it ina y
of Uomllla. Ini Dm/l<-y
guest ol John ■{„i.l.rt l.v:i|
Kii-t Street.'
v)M, , )t
“1 weeks.
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1 1***t p*ditn »l |»r***tic** .••»•! trade i.t
the li.tlkdii*, bu* thiiffovo ib* id
3 Mile* North of Hsnfurd. 18
All. South or Drl and or
Masnutia Avenue Ituute 17. HanlurJ •/> IWl.aad
i iiniimiiiMMiMimtt*t*iiit*MiMitii*wia4
llaaf
Miss (ionnie llaye*. who lubeen the guest uf Miss Maiy
Louise Nickel, will return to Im
homu in Commerce, Gu. today.
Dun,
i (hum
luligur
T. E. Simpion. M1,* Ittalrirc
Simprun noJ btt. nnil Mrs. if. J
Meyeri are leavln - Imlsy fur Mi
ami llinch foi * 10-day ulay
For this reason preference to given to commercial loans—
that' to, leans for currant business activities whose sash procaeda era sufficient, within n specified period, to fepfcy that
leas. Tha dally maturing of raph Mans, and qew deposits,
normally bring In a auffklcnt flow of cash to mttft.Nto'i*quirementa of depositors and to make fresh loan*.
P. 11. Bray, manager of tho Mi.- 11.
Plggly-W igdy mi-at market, lu»*u
gone to Ruchovtor, Minn., fur gni'-i l.aiu I
treatment at the Mayo Bruthvrs' «n,l ilieio »
llotpltal.
ar. Wi » gins.
IH-nlim i- leaving toe
,r Wii-hliiKluti to visit
f
W E R T -T h e - JEWELER
Only at.Penney*sI
S w lm a w a y
SUITS
^1.00 Sportshirts
Showni
Our Pricae
Don't
SE E -SA W !
fjj
i
Misses' Suit
Apple Butter | 9 c
1J8
Man's Suit 1,98
ideal for ..outdoor ..wear
and relaxation after that
hard days work.
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- I. '- -V
Tailored by MANHATTAN
1 Set them on display
Boys' Tranks.
89c
Coffee Ib. 2SC
Children's Trunk*.
79c
FOREIGN
TUNING
SYSTEM
i'SwaB s
h im
Beans can 10C
Furthermore, * large part’ of a bank's deposits are sub
ject to withdrawal ea demand. 'I t must always ban ample
cash kvaflabla to maet current withdraerato.
, ■ - . _
. Tn addition to commercial loans the bank holds conserva
tive aecurlttoe resdlhr ntotketohl* for cash en eatabttohed ex
changee. likewise, it reqalraa that tha collateral far secured
loans be equally marketekto.
xynipnlhy
Including W. Whc.
|prujittKiiiifl mjVfi*^
I ,-,| f.i tb,. dis<iui, tnd..'Tn flnnnrtaT
gins for • few days.
Miami.
to limited only by the fundamental rules, of geed
■.
Unking practice.
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In making loans a Unk uses primarily the money of others
—ita dapealton. Aa custodlaq of this money H to obligated to
obtain adequate Saauranee that Its .borrowers an responsible
ira Falls. TI
ir;k'ci?*vr.nTn £ ~ m u
a business and pleasure trip to
The WiningnesB Of A Bank Tb Looii
-talcs mini
the
bcRutiful floral offm iiu* •luring ||(TTTKII
W HERE
1Balkan* art* lib u
t uld !*• MBin I • t!••• t.i'i'ieiR. .iti,l
tecuw«**|ii* litly
i ii'i'Jt univ'l
•it mill) rural •!i •11 •* t •
|*i »tv»U fiotn thv L.iJk.tn *ti»tv»’
»avkin imlu*Uinl|'t«
poll Ufa!
I’ urge K1'1'
fo r
office, _M)'J1 I'nlioetto A vr,
_ _____________________ |2 Isoaves
i urin ^v«nIw and i•
' ><.0,1)00 It * i; i:
l '-O !vi; and •• l
II -ni^i y mid (.«••
A® thf fuinl • »
him ymoom r-
® w rr)«ii«
Dr. Peter 8. Roy being drily
licensed by the State of Flor
ida, Seminole County and tha
City of^.anfonl to practice ,ratcrinary nwsliclnc, will v.sccfnate dogs with rabies vaocln*
according to city requirernwnta
and price, Is-tween the houra
of 0 A. M. and 7 P. M. at hli
MRS. A. K M1TCIIEll.
1 C O O K IE S
MRS. HARRY PATTERSON
MRS. FRED LEWIS
I
,,u/‘
Ercel MITCIIEI.I.
.
JOYCE MITCHELL. >
llK IV M J
T t
-A d v.
•I. via x*t emit
ti insi
,7/ u i.
entll It to told or until It to
msrksd down to a «w «r
.price. You never hsv# to psy,
more today ihsn you* nei«hbor psld ytetrrdsy for goods
you buy hsr* »t P m ir/ d
Penney’* la tha fsmUy*A
headquarters when tt conies
to buying bathing suits I
We’ve shown Just a few of
our many styles here. . . we
have suits to please every
body! Conservative styles,
dashingly* up-to-date opes
. . for every body’ from
Mother andJDsd to the
baby! All .low. priced, hoot
NlOH
Gatcbol gave a oMldno’s party mltormsn Jtwa who do not Ilka tbralbtg tb* birthday sanlvoysary
of bar llttl* daughter, dOvalatA’
Fay Out. Those who eajoysd the
afternoon wars: listen Brtoson,
Harriot aad Bara Kotsotter, Ftoroat* aad Lias!* Flowan. Darla
Mean, Ftorencs sad Pauline Don AetweaStie Doaton late
or. Gertrud* Vaoghn, Ruhy Hart, from a two-day tea conv.ntio
A iu ry boat .brought tbs
------Ung, M9MAgort laMi port after they
iS S a -V S "
Europe.
liaiksn state, .tie glutted W'lh
tarnt jicimI ucI v (,»■ teunv could u-o
cient ,|usntit......... tins produce
and. It l» rcli
> uii.ls r«luod, ts
pirpatcd lt» |mi> I •» i hi nn nitlnns.
U« ul m i no s»i n il, between
rutcidm an i ll tit* I inIk rri atntes
luthcrto »m t»»K I i* \in. ul half in
r TcivOtA
Boons won jolted, stone bruised p m n t against <9 p
ia tho terrific Impact of tho vas year. T U campteal
sals. tbo pssaongsr boat BUto of
Virginia **d Ibo freighter Gold
en Harvest. Nona* vraa toriously
lnjur%4.
i A floor show w m lu fall blast
*ad merriment reigned iteard the
Thresher, ami t v
Tho matron* whc
V IE N N A . July
tr. ( I l - U u l lets for beans, tank, f«»r loinstova
an j planes for p o t a t o , is tbo o f
fer Germany >■ loaning to tt>u
(arming counfti,, ut »uutca*tvi"U
ANNOUNCEM ENT
Iric*. l)r. Hjalmar Svhicht, Uhj
German financial wiiaid. tcrant[y vmteil tome Italkm countma
for fhit purpose.
In Yugoalnv diplomatic circlet
it waa taid (iermany now tecta to
take advantage of the present de
sire in the lUlkan, for more armamenta and that
Reichsfuehier
Hitler is willing lu pay old dub'.i
with outmoded p a nr, and muni
tions.
Huf umler the proposed new trade
and political agreements, tiermany ia Mid to lie realty to ext/iwtge i/fnuiit any amount of
modem tanks, artuVry, airplanes
and the like, for badly-needed
e« U ri|Hirt •• »
Mr. and Mr*. T
Nibln>k of j
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Oviedo have gum- to )>oinUi is
rolhy Corrodl la spend- New York Mate and Canada on a*
days at Daytona licsch short vacation.
M portent to July, II
i5 fn p tt3 s &
a isr siK K
Balkans (Hutted W ith
Food Produce That
Hitler Is Wanting:
This Bank to glad to maka laans fhr baateeea pyroses that
Attorneyji Jbr two Inatirance
tompeales wen granted the privliege by the Supreme Ceerf te ex
hibit mevtag pictures as a part ef
their argemsat- Attache* said It
was ike first tlato In the history
BALTIMOat," Jlly l L - m —
Governor Hsrry W. Nice sad 880
psiaongen of tbo' vessel which
collided violently with a freightar o ff Scvoa Foot Kaoll landed
taftly early todays bringing ac
HTANLEY-ROGEBS HARDWARE CO.
A half-do ten o f big adrisen
sat about him aa ho talked. Fre
quently ha called upon them for
specific Information, hla voice
rising Impatiently If they did
not answer promptly.
Dr. Townsend and hla advisors
advocated a one-house Congress,
smaller In membership than tha
proaent 418 in the House of
Representatives, the members to
be chosen by town and neighbor
hood group meetings.
He said “ pertytem" Is “un
American and undemocratic,” pre
dicted a working ^majority of
Crops In Florida
Movies First Time
Sltbw Averages TALLARASBEK, July IL-V F )
Above Last Year Ite flrat moils yesterday. .
Maryland Governor
Escapes Death In
Collision Of Ships
Noted
T O O * WATCH R C m
DAYTONA Beach, July 18.—iM
Representative
William
L
—J. B. Chantey, sMlatent rhlef *f
Letnka, Um union party candidate
the
Jacksonville
Fire
Depertinent,
Leavenworth, and most of the other federal or local pris
for president, Townsend said, baa
■ddrets Ins the second dsy’s sev
1 Far all prwctlcal purposes, it la ons, the Tampa Tribune has this to say of Ralford:
been invited to oorvo on the or
•ton of the seventh annuel Flori
• feastor Claude Pepper now.
ganisation's board of directors,
“At the Florida prison farm at Ralford you might
da Fire College here yesterday, but has not yet given hla decision.
reasonably assume that ona or two desperate convicts had
told
tha
111
visiting
firemen
they
We are reermlag to end the drift escaped during the last year by unusual cleverness, daring
Whether tha organisation will
should attempt to “be something support Lemkt for the presidency,
‘ te war, Samuel Hoaru, British
and
luck,
having
eluded
all
the
guards,
or
having
murdered
besides
n
man
ta
a
uniform
and
n
Townsend tald rests with eonvtn> (talesman. And the nest thing hs
hat—he something outstanding."
_ . ,
tlon delegates. Already 0,000 have
woH all be fighting s war a guard, or having bribed a guard.
Oh
declared
It
U
every
fireman's
“The actual fact reported In the Tribune of Tuesday
registered.
duty
to
Investigate
and
remove
is a shock even to a public already shocked by the number Home at present than we have bad
“ Have yon ever considered
Are
ha
sards.
yourself aa n presidential possibil
• The First National Bank of
for years.
Chief D. W, Brosnan of Albany,
y u » i now haa more than thirty dozen, or a score, or two score prisoners could have a
We know the chlldrvn era de Ca.t urged the firemen to “use ity T**, Townsend waa asked.
“ Yes, and I’m opposed to It
■dlllen dollars on deposit And from Ralford in half a year? The fact I*, the sUt*
lighted with the outlnga they are common tense" la trying to pro
Jn|i*| the depression they gut buredu admit* that in the laat six months no leas tl
having, and we are glad to give tect flre-etrikcn property from Of count. If the convsntion
down to around ten.
them this opportunity to gei away water damage. “ Don’t figure," tald should decide It wanted an to
convict* have c*c*podl
x
■ i
vi1 ■■■• ~0- ■
,,
from the routine ef our Receiving he, “ that Just because oomething ran, 1 would do so. But, tf
' “A dozen convicta break out every month, o
That Miami woman who Wed
Homes, Thtlr going, of course, to already wet li'a all right-to go sleeted, I would resign Immedi
t* commit suicide the other day
, moans a definite financial saving ahead and douse another thousand ately afterward. I think that no
wres t who Is la the neighbor
mad shot herself In tho knee was *Ver»Wh*t la tho matter with the *tate prUon? J
. to our 8oslaty during these tum- gallons en It”
hood of TO should bo president.”
•ither a bum shot or nn eatrame the guard* afflicted with sleeping slckne**? Doe*
. mer months and that means g
Last night fallowing a shrimp
optimist That certainly kneecap* parting gue*t tip the guard 26 <*nta to open the
[ great deal, for wo rosily era her topper the flromha listened to i "Whet about your advocacy et
door and carry hi* auit case out to a waiting taxi?
' Ing * very difficult time financial- further lesturea en their craft In Senator Borah? Ho ia (hat old."
“ Senator Borah wna the only
!y these days.
the wall* made of pasteboard?”
cluding one on “ electrical hatanl outstanding presidential eandlTbs National Ikonomy league
Thia is something which the Legislature shot
r
Thanking you again fdr your discussion and demonatretloe" by
date at that Urns, who had sboefn
has discovered that (hiring the last to ascertain during ita next session.
fine co-operation, I am
Chief U W. Cook of Delray Beach. himself friendly toward tha prtn■lx yean the federal government
Vary
sincerely
your,
The college will dose Thursday.
o
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has spent nearly I I billion dotMARCUS PAGO,
IT 1SNT the crook Jn modern business that wo fear^bul
Jsre more than during tha first
BUto Superintendent.
187 years df Its taltlence. And the the honest man who doesn’t know what >#*8 dou(g<—Owen
SANFORD TWENTY YEAR8 AGO
4
W R A tR r W O lD
o r o b k bxxv i a
polltksl eonUdgwoey lb
token g # along.
MSt plight o f tha cssal meet aad criticism o f Mr.
alt of the fact that Iks under tbo cSvamstoaaaa
M eLAUUN Jeweler
nearly ala million dollar* In Ita
' treasury, aa compared with H J IL ' |M tost year at tilto Ume. Bound
. totetneaa saaaagsment, and at
,JSSSt ens Important daath, are re-
Germany Offers
Bullets, Planes,
Farm P ro d u cts
JU ST L IK E O TH E R H O N KYM O O N EKS!
to gfvo IU
warn* a political ftot-
The d«ath rate of babiea Iwm alive haa decreased
from 167 per thouaand to 68 per thousand. And during the same period, the annual death rate
for all agea has declined from 19.37 per thousand to 11,67
per thousand.
There must be something in all this scientific sani
tary bunk liter all.
THE SANFORD HERALDT SANFORD, FLORIDA
INESDAY, July 1$, IMS
UOAPCAJf
fnmto In tod Ut at dcmocutratc the thrill of
tho year—the new 1937 Philo. Now yoy can
tunc ovenaas sutioos by name. And, by auto
matically tuning tho Philo High-Efficiency
Aerial, the built-in Phiko Fonig* Tmtirng Syt- j
less asot* than doubles the foreign stations you
can get and enjoy. Finer American reception, 1
Washable Sheer
C o tto n *
A F eatu re O ffering
1*1*nil* Handmade
D I C M
Suet A <mo*.
to a yra*
« * > "O n ly Philco hat it!
I I
J
A
l
ntod so assay far lommtrl
specially selected for this
event! And only the new
est, toot Cool, crisp, or
gandies. batistes, dimities
and voiles I light or me
dium grounds with color
ful designs in small and
medium sixes I For dresses,
blouses, summer negligees
and children's frock*.;
ow aiu es
M B N *t
P A J A M A S
TubIasiI Fait Calf f
Sturdy pare
*rw patten
solid voters
fas ptooty w
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IWPHttPAT, July 1S.1M *
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
PACE FIVE
WKDNESITAY, JULY
leg al,
ittm c k
l
DEDICATES NEW YORK'S GREAT TRIBOROUGH BRIDGE
O lf 'F O T d ^ lt S
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First Floridian T o
Be Named Accepts
I n f l u e n t i a l Job
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newspapers aa fast as modem com
munication win carry the word).
Further coverage la assured by
a large staff of part-time cor
respondents which blanket* Ih.t
•<*te. speeding. dtspatchea to the
bureaus In Jacksonville, statu
headquarters, Miami, anj Is ll.-i
hassee. whera they are cheeke^nd
put on the wires.
Because of> the co-operative nn- j
turn of The Associated Pres*, this:
new.paper, too, has a hand In th* 1
coverage. This paper—and every f
other member paper—gives Its own
local news in er-rharg* for thgf of
ths others. In fact, it Is this sy.tern of co-operation carried out
on a national scale by th* mefc
bers’ which makes possible The Asforlatad I‘ro w . ^
S .j.
FlojkU>tha. m.nsl ehHxttcimo*
Wute <m
most as boldly In the news column.
A winter playground for tho
wealthy, the state abounds In not
ables from December to Aprl'. Inereaslngly, it Is becoming a sum
mer resort as well.
The far-flung coast line—2.27(5
mile* on the Atlantic ocean anl
Gulf of Mexico, Including coastal
Islands— has been the locale for
marine mishaps, thrilling rescues
and tropical hurricanes.
Famed sports figures compete
throughout the winter In resort
tournaments. In the spring, major
Iragua baseball teams train un
der smiling sklea. And through the typewtiters In the various new*
entira year, Florida's own cosmo paper offices click off at «
politan population provides in un word* ■ minute the new* report
ending source of Intorealing nows which run* lo thousand* of words
-for itself anj tho rest of th* coun daily.
For
pvporx
requirin')
try.
smaller
amounts of
new*,
National trunk wtra* oonnect th ) sperinl telegraphic service is
newspapers In the largest Kleridn provided by Jacksonville.
rltlea with the vase communica
Hlnff writers and editors are On
tion* system of Th# Associated tha Job 24 hours a day in JerkPress.
sonrille and Miami.
DROUGHT IIOIIHK8
Special financial circuits sup
At TalliABasre, trained staff
ply many papers with columns men watch Ihe activities of tin
CARUYIIUKhT. Wyo., July 13. of stack, bond and curb quota I-egislatur* when it is in session
—(A1) .-Senator Robert If. Carry tions, as wall a* a wide tange o' and report the facts as they sot
(A. Wyo.), aald yesterday he had markets news. Some receive news snd heur them — objectively,
asked President Roosevelt to au also from the leading hors* rare fairly.
thorise purrhase of Wyoming tracks oysr a apedsl raring wire.
At Miami, renter of the tourist
horsee for tho Army to relieve the
Newspapers In smaller cllleo ares and on# of the most im
draulh-dried range of their gras are served by special wlrra from
portant bureaus in the Associ
*
elrctric ated Pres* network, special at
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. * IJacksonville, Automate
! tint Ion Is given to news photos.
.V
TATARS*.
July
IB.—Lake
Lake roeaty la U hire Um im H
novel and interesting flag poU in
sad
rsn C TItA L.
ri-O K II> A
Ibb country, according to plans tiff,
I t o l.D IM ) CDS 4P A N T. a Florida
snnourtced this week ta connae- corporal laa. was il-f.n d a a t, u m
l . l rh a n e s ry
Csaas
X s JU T
Udn with the semi-centennial cel «•.M
S u n . U l n . In favor af lbs
ebration af IM7.
.lU n K tr. 1. tba aadsrslanad HpoTha flag pel* will be erected on tat Master la rb a u ra ry. w ill aall
and baal bidder for
the awn of th« courthouse In Ta- . uashlbsathlabesl
Ihe froal door
of ibe |
vires, tha b»a* o f which will con •ourt lluuee In Hanford, Hem tool a I
'o unlr. Klorli.a. btlw sea tbs Isaal
sist of rocks sent from Um astire lours
of oalo. an Monday, Auanal
states and countries of past and l. I* f». In order lo aatlafr aabl
tba
follow lag
described
present residents of Lake county ' lerree.
irupertr.
located
In
Hemln.de
who have participated in its fifty 'n u n ir, Flo rida. lo -w lt: •
H
W
U
of
N
HI*
-and
K
H •!
I
years of outstanding history.
I V 4 and M 'i of SW >4 lleaa be- /
On each of the four sides of the'
alanlna t chains West af tba
Moatbeaat eornsr of aald N H
flag staff base these stones will
I I I K K I|.
run North I chains; I
be set in concrete, and there wl.
Ihenee West l chains: tbaaCo .
Houlb S cbalas: Ib s w s Baal
be a brants nark or to indicate
J chains:)
and tba J fW H at I
what theta stones are.
N t v u . all of said land* betas J
There wilt ba provision, ad the
In Section
t« .
To w n s h ip J l
(
Houih. lianas IS Hast.
|
flag polo for three Tags, which
ta il- 1 this tlh day af July. A . ,
will be flown for the first time
II. E. JONK*. i
at the dedioition. the United lV* M t
As Hpeelal M s s lrr la Chaacary.
States flag at the top, the Florida •IAKKII * T I I O H N A U
I
Attorneys fo r Plaintiff.
Slate Tag, ancj tha now Lako coun
ty flag.
Ik-slgna for tha proposed Lake IIKPtatUKVT o r T M H litcounty flag are to Be sutmltted li
T i m io n
*
(IK N K It AT* TaAND O F T i r r a t
the lake county chamber of'eoniW u h ln it a n , D. C.
metce. A committee of competent
ju d .
m . m e
judges wil) select the most a)< * N O T tC K \m Rarabjr given that
k*UANK llA l'k lll. nr Hanford. Flo fpropriate design and haie tho flag H U , w w . nn A u f m t I I , 1111*
made.
mac.* Harllon SSlt IL S-, howve*
#ntry.
No.
Q il s a r r ll U
The consuls of all the countries Sim. f » r F rn rtlo a a l flection fl.
Fractional. Her I Inn II* Tow nahlp
whose former residents 'pro mt
H.
I U n * » 29 R « T a l U b a w N
stone for the bs*e of this fag stafl 19
MarldUn. Florida, hnn filed notice
will be invited ta participate i-i •f Intrnllun In m a k i Ih r ee-yenr
tho unveiling cerrmunlrx during I'r w f , In t i U b l U h H a lm to (h i
U a i i Ho » p d » a r r l M , btfora O. P.
the semi-centennial.
lU rm lan. (*1erk
of
tho Circuit
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ROOSEVELT, SONS AND VETERAN SEA CAPTAIN A-CRUISING GOI
‘nWSHF5J
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ON H U E
W ith bis veell known snlhuelssm tor th in g . maritime, Prosldont Roosovolt Is loohlna forward to Ms Iw o -w ts h vsrsi-on crulss slang ths
■forth Atlantis coast aboard th# M -to o l schoonsr Stwanna w ith his eons Jsmos. John and Franklin O. R aoiovrlt. J r . «nd Commodoro
A. B. Randall (lo ll), vtta rsn m astir of tho Hntr Manhattan. Th o Sawsnna la shown tlad up t l th* d e s k s ! Portomoeth. N. H , aw iltln *
tho Start of tho crulso. (Aasoclatod Proso Photos) -*
Pay M you Riie
' ’ourt. at Hanford. Florida, on tho
tlh day of Autfuat lis t .
t*I.ANT CITY, Ftl.. July 1 5 Claimant d i i d m aa ,wltpcfOM :
Charlaa I*. Uf pi
Many of the 4-11 club girls in
t . i t t r , Hehbsl*, X 5K M
KSsic -a U
(astern Hillsborough county are It Ileal* -So. 1. Sanford. rloySSa, , A N T O IN K T T * : P U N K .
busily engaged In making bed
Assistant Commlsslonsr.
•ptead*. hiving adopted that a*
a project for the summer. Mias
Irene Riley, home demonstration
agent, hvs assisted theta in selec
tion of patterns ami in stamping
their spreads. A num.er are mak
ing tufted rpresds,
T o HEAD OFF IIOOM
WASHINGTON, July I5.-W7
T7)e Federal Reserve Ilonrtl Inst
night increased rewiVe requiroments for member tanks by M
perront effective Aug. IS U an ef
fort *• heid off a poasihle "InJurioua credit expansion” boom.
Community Song
A ffairs Proposed
By C h a m b e r
11. 0. Pope, II. II. Coleman,
krtd Willlatws. Prad. Wilson, V.
J. Wells, Jr, A. G. Wagner, J.
L. Marenlett* and Jamas GutL
President Simpson reported that
Hanford did not obtain a WPA
band aa proposed recently be
cause a sufficient number of mu
sicians here could not qualify for
the relief rolls.
Tho Chamber voted support to
an appeal by Judge Sharon lh.it
tho organisation become actlf*
In rttempllng. lo secure improvements for tho local football flekL
Resignation of Harry M. Papworth aa tha Chamber represen
tative on tho State Marital Con
trol Committee was presented. A
successor will'be appointed Irter.
Pourteen parsons hava applied
ta represent Florida In tha all
expanse paid . motorcade to New
York la August, a venture pro
moted bp a national Inauraaca
company in th# Interest of safe
driving,
Tha following directors wen
among thoso present last nlgktl
Bi F. Haines, Mrs. Rmlnr Curletk,
J. O. Sharon, E. II. Laney, H. H.
Coleman, F. A. Logan, B. D.
Illghlcyman. Arthur Hrmnan, W.
R Dupree, H. C. DuBoee, W.
Me HijmM, Martin Bunko, Pm *
Went T. R. Flmpxost and Secre
tary Ralph Bagwell
GOTHAM ’S $44,000,000 TRIBORO BRIDGE READY
5ET"Vi'.'S S;
•ossvslt (la front automobile) I* seen leading ths first atrssm
PhOWB 89T
HEIR TO FARLEY’S CABINET SEAT
> "\1ASURE HUNTING BOAT SEIZED
Grocery and Meat Market
A FULL LINE OF FRESH MEATS,
G R O C E R I E S , A N D VEGETABLES.
YOUR PATRONAGE W ILL BE APPRE
CIATED.. .
’
^
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
P h o t* 597
>
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803 W . 3rd. 8L
And now tame, an afflelal “ hsng
w om an ,- ,rekebty lbs first In tbe
history af Amtrlean Jurlsprudense.
•be Is Mr*. Florence Thompson
(above), therlff of Davies* county,
Kentucky, who Intends t* spring ths
gallows Irsp under a negro olsyor
at Owensboro July It. (Aitoclstod
Proto Photo)
Built by th* Public W orks Adm inistration at a cost of L U - 000.000. N iw Y ork C ity's msmmoth Trlbo re
bridge (foreground) lo ready for dedication Ju ly It. Th o btsullful open links Msnhpttan to Queens and
th t Bronx. In th « background i« (ho fimouo H t ll't Goto tridgo. (A ito c U le d Prcio Photo)
BEACH
W. W. Howee (above) will be acting postmaster «anara| when James
A. Parley tehee hie leave of absence In August ta manats President
Rsosevslfs campaign for rs-slectlon. Hewes la first asalstent peatmaster general new. He will be the first from teuth Daksta ta larva
In the aablnsL (Associated Pree# PhdU)
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B E A U TY
T IT L E
DISPUTED
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER AT 97
ITALIAN BEAUTY AIDS U. S. AGENTS
RATES
* HOT AND
TY, V I S L T
OUR STORE
0OLOI1D WOMAN wants work
/aseli aa laundry or house clean-1
|Bf. Julia White, 1019 Hickory
Awi
_
.
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COLORO WOMAN wsnU ^Trk
ALWAYS COOL
FEW OF OUR SPE
C IALS'-AT SODA
FOUNTAIN
JjAROD LLMEADK WITH
CHERRY
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DOUBLE ICE CRBABT
SODA.
*
'
|0e
ICE CREAM SUNDAE I k
TOASTED SANDWICHES
OF ALL KINDS
. lOe
HOT DOG *
LARGE
GLASS HUTTERHIIJC )0c
- f a SER VE
too year* *14. (AssocI
After tiro counts of ballots, u good deal ( of argumons*
nut a faw headachsa, a (hambtr of 1'ommr n rommiltao la
Fi'tirsburg, FIs. ruled that Miry Vic Fmilh (light) aUrge
brunrtta, la -Queen of the Gulf Bcsehon.” Mi*. Aynoa R|
(left) eontemled th# recount of ballot* showed she. won by
(atre Her claim was drain! however, and alow her husband J
be «UI aee bis lawyers about ll. (Associated l‘i « i Phi-to)
*
�GaaoHne Taxes
Although the state g
tt wae-the year before
91,846,000 more to the Si
Gracey la Foun
Guilty Of D e a t
OfBtunhftloo*
(Cm Ui m I t n a M fi «M l
O. WhH* af Prytwm Bae
atatlng that " I didn't m e>
It," iim l welto preriawe « m
tnonr damaging .to tto dafei
(S) That « Kt*w Jack hem!
which mu Mid to U n can
Bumbriough'a datoh. .w m
(a
fn n tha Mat and h-r»y t
taatoad to from the thUmer e
lighter cad, as «wf M Jhy 1
Jack Hkknoo, a •tata'a a
lC LIN
larger part of the national automotive tax bill, which to
1986 acton- exceeded 91 ,000,000,000,
"The 1986 report on gasoline UK costa deartr shows
the desirmbtlit/ of reducing tax rates in a~ isStdisMs
level,” said mr. Brown. ‘This tax has beat a good
revenue-producer, has done a great deal to finanmi im
proved highways, and should not be made unpopular by
excesaive tax rates or the diversion. of revenue to other
than highwi
There is growing opposition
to dlveraion, sad partieufariy to
f m s l FOR TODAY
------- ------------------ levy, which should be repealed."
The important thing for the motorist merchant, and
LORD'S OOVEKA NT:
bualneaa
man to remember ia that if it had not been
toaO beWthe, *aoranant
that
^ a
a . «___ __ _a for thla 20 million or more dollars In gasoline taxes paid
in-this state,last year, Florida motorists, would have
bad 20 million dollars more to spend on the necessities and
luxuries of life. Instead of giving that amoant of-money to
the tax collector, we could have purchased that nutcb more
food and clothing at the stores.
*
o t l l llM M i i H i i l is
cw M v n
■call with a knife.
. Dtoanae testimony by m d iI
pcnon* that Mrv. Wkdto. a— to the
•r* witncuca,.k*d,bcsn drtebtag,
WM r c h e t t s i ^ l t o d t o k
-.v^i
la taat t o Btiiftin 7 * wse
bronchi oat that, after l a r ta
loach todAeaw JUt,.Hr*. White
lariat* to
h.^tete Bailiff a
L ;i>,
H*B t o l
ike da- to Cooki
Prospects For Youth
gradually gettlac under way.
In spite of current economic conditions and the unem
ployment situation, young Americana now coming of ago
gy the wsy, what h«* tocom* have an excellent chance of making money, and living
UU eld-fashlon*! chaperon* T happy, prosperous lives, according to Dr. Louis I. Dublin,
famous statistician, who reports the results of a survey of
millions of eases in The. American Magaslne. Dr. Dublin,
rwu iM togU ChalKil h|M
nte-pTmidert the MetropoiItan iifeTlnsanancw Cqmwmy,
•entity than Is.
bases his estimate* ©a actuarial table* showing* thcxtrverall average far the American youth of today.
Her York stata i* boasting
'The average white man of twenty years," he said,
Hgepr tax .manna af *3U«.7#l "now has an even chance to live to be sixty-nine. His
fST tha fJacal yeat Just ended.
chances of getting a Job are excellent, so lopg as he con
tinues to tfaln himself in some particular field. It la
Whan bigger criminal* ara| true that theta la a great deal of unemployment. The
NRd, Baifard will free them,. If' figures run into millions. Actually, however, tha figures
to Pardon Board1 doaan’t baat represent leas than ona-flfth of the employable popula
wm to M.
tion. His chances, then, are four out of five, even dur
ing the depression period. It is almost impossible to have
• dneght ha* coat tha ralddla- talent, training and energy and not come out on top, even
• bUUon dollars, so tha next; in an era of depression."
anybody tall* you to "dry op,"
Dr. Dublin reports today's average youth will attain
thsaa to yet ap or that up. "what is considered an Income adequate to a fairly good
standard of life-92,000." He adds that 23 youngster* in
i 1,000 will reach 110 ,000, while 11 percent of all people liv1 ing and working In cities will make 96,000 a year. Thirtyone percent of the urban famlHen will have 99,000. M ’■}
Nine in ten of today's young men wiu
will uuui/,
marryt *att an
an
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.
and they have A
T " Only am candidal* qualified for four-out-of-flve chance of escaping divorce, although that
ff-1 leeator Flatchar’* m il Th* rant rate ia rapidly rising. The average couple will have three
' tf than must have bean afraid children. One in each 87 will have twins, one ia each. 7*r (key'd gat pappar la lhair ayti. 600 wfli have triplets, one in each 660,000 wilt quad
ruplets, but only one in every 67,000,000 births will bring
It la stoat this tlma of yoar that quintuplets. On the average, there will be 106 boys for
tto-evarsge fatkar whoa* children every 100 girls.
Catting back to social economica, Dr. Dublin further
have rateroad far lhair vacation!
tram eoUtra, laama how rhacb •ays: "Only about one in three at present ia decently pro?
tortal wt»tbar tha gftaripto. of
*a. .. ea.. a a '.*...*.
* *■ •*
(ttm ft!
tha caa*. Rowarar, Jndga Mu*H
B. Smith chargad It wm itamntha Aral dagraa yoong Grneey—
had or had not kata courtstad af
pla*dad gojtty to say dagraa to
tomlRdt. .4
Y*rtorday‘a taaUmaOy brought
oat that white yomg dracoy had
actually'atewah tha blew whirit
»tokagk tbo elder qraw
'• • pair af pUaca Wt tha
ted urged hi*, age Sags I
ssytag, “If you donX 1
Tba Orarey JUry, which daHtor-
• tw l oluwtt — *
a
L .t i t
With ^rotohla rtoorasM to the
drought, retribution end one thing
ltd another, Paul gallon quota*
*» I waiof Brookhart u aaying, "I
ikentol that lx controlling proderiwe you had to torn * contract
with Qod Almighty,.sad I havo
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CAR RADIOS !
' * ~ ~ -.a*
SRYi
Kb
,
• * * * Tf
BattlxMia attending the KHqi C
ventlon. Id nya that to had
time to hie life hat U glad to
toek to Atnfato where ItJe m
welee then in the mwibeot eU
Dr. Mar 9. Ray bring dnly
llcanaad by Dm State of floe.
Ida, SamlnoU County and the
City af Hanford to practice vat•rtnary tnadldM,- will racd*
nata dec* with rabtaa raeclaa
according to dty requirement*
and yrlco, between tha hear*
of 9 A. M. and 7 P. K at hie
office, 2031 Palmetto Are.
Ckadto c < £ ig ,4 »,M to ls *g U e r to
f ......... •
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ANNOUNCEMENT
T*« ,"1
Y&rV. f" t"
K c m r o o D tn tiM in
fler, Talmadga with all hla
faeita, evidently ha* aoma virtual.
He kM reduead Georgia1* propw ig tsg to throo mills, IU lowsat
tots Stoss l M L 'I i ttoM days to
mottling tax**, a uu cut la some,
thing to write beam stout,
SANFORD TW ENTY Y^AR8 AGO
t a i W Hlg
the organisation of tD the warhaca
fc aach big iadactrr iato caa big
moIon sad the fact!op which think*
■killed worker* aboold be orgint**d into craft anions.
f/j
M l* they know than ha doae.
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Jew<
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W
Seminole
Tire Shop
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�ceremony.
“ Mr. ami Mrs. Long, ami Mr. fend * '
Mr*. Gordon left In the early
evening on a motor trip to Florida.
“ Mr*. l.ong traveled In 1 grey &
coat costume, a'three piece model V
The blouse had lace let in the "
•leeve*. Her sailor hat waa trim* .
med In Dubonnet and a large! —•
two-tone«l flower, Dubonnet sad
blue, was wom at the throat** .1
She wore grey glnvei and car* " '
ried a grey bag, Dubonnet
trimmed."
maid of honor, the other matron
came down the aisle on their
father's arm the bridesgroona at*
tended by Tom Harvey o f Ac*
worth, and Cyrus Wallace, of At
lanta, took their place before tho
chancel. The Rev. Stewart Long,
barest to away friends here:
j Preebytertan minister of llurhpy.
, “ Beeutlfel and Impressive were N. (X, and brother of Jeaa long,
the weding rite* Saturday after*
®f *•»' bridegrooms, read
M M for Mka Beat McConnell'“ • rin*
aervte# first
M d David Deaton Gordon and!
M1” N *" McConnell ami
Miaa Dixie McConnell and JessI *fr* Gordon, and then repeating
a lo n g before a Urge compeayj «*• • "• n,iful ring service for hit
• f friends' and reUtlvea at First J— ------- --------- — . ..
Methodist chureh.
U a M m M m m a iM
"The program of wedding musie
Double Wedding Is
* Held In Rome, Ga.
bmw that she k'doMg ukeiy.
' Mr*. Raymond Better
daaghUr, Patricia, « f Miami
the gees (a for a f t * days af
and Mre. R. A. VIBkms,
Christian X
Calendar
Has Btt
FRIDAY
rWaTtoman's Missionary Society tained Wednesday
Urn Ffrat Methodist Churehmill bunco party at th
ro an "open howro" from 1:00 J. E: BaUard. 1703
M. to 8:00 P* M. a* tho por m
tage In honor of tho Rot. and
CUdlola and earpl
■a. A. H. Col*. M l friend* of tho used as decoratkna to
arch lid Invited.
and
are
Mr.
8m
r Mrs. Edith Harare*. of Irving
the left Satarday ton, N. J, la vkitteg her breth*
:k to visit friamd* er and sUter-to-kw, Mr. sad Mrs.
U alk Went 108 Cast Eighteenth
Mko Flora •MePhaul has kft
for hor homo In Sparks, Ga, for
MOM) AT
Regular hoeloess and social
Ntleg of the Co-ed Class af tho and refreshments WUTOv 9 ,rT#d M
n t Methodist Chnieh wUI bo ‘n'kto hour.
Tha parsw a ll of the Mather
Id at 8:00 P. M.
b«w* ot
Those present were M .n • "• *"
FuruHuro Company are holding
r. and Mrs. Raymond OaMwull on Billsrd. Mrs. Joe Moke.'h
tlrd Street with Mr. Caldwell. J. Louise Nickel. Aadwy No** A • * “ •* a picnic this afternoon at Ban
Carver, and 0- R. Sima u ho*U. Dobson. Jane Gentt, Ethei'
Lands. •
Tha Woman's Missionary Union Ooank Hayes, of Cpmmere \
the' First BaptUt Church will
Mr. sod Mrs. O. J. Pope and
Madeline Coilms, MarJ.*H '?•'*
ivv Itg monthly program meeting lard. Ruth and Ctam M.u
Miss Dorothy Pape have returned
, 3:34) P- **• *t the chureh with Charles OahU, Prod Bonder. G •»* from Colorado where they spent
Irek Humber Fhre In eh»rge.
don Coffin. Bob Stork. Her * rt a few Wkeka.
,
TUESDAY
Thunton, and* Kodtrkk
iTho. Woman'# Missionary So*
Mr. and Mrs, H. II. FVtLhall of
tty of tho Pint Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Denson o f Geneva are planning to lens to
Invited to meet with members ot Llncolnton, On, Mr. and Mre. Mai V morrow for HsOdersonvUIr, N. C.
ie Daytona Beach Society at 3:45 lay Deaeon end sou. James Dense 9 to spend two months.
M. at the Daytona Baptist ot Atlanta, art the guesto ot Mr. V
horth- Mr. sad . Mrs. Stomps, and M rv A. J. Petoreon, West
Mre. B. D. Caswell and daughter.
iUslotteries from China, will be Flr*t Street.
.
Jeon. haveNretorn*d from Ormond
te speakers.
Peach, where they wert the guesto
V Mrv J. P. Sirkkland.
BATHING SUPT DANCE
5 Friday*; night, the 17th
. K
Negro Ortheetrv
iastro who pay to swim will be aBewtd free
Use yeOr botblag salt to dance.
Night gwlamlag 28 cenU rarh.
Palm Springs - A Better Plac< To Relax
BIRGER
AMATEURS OF
THE AIR
. -JOHN POUNDS
Rotantlc T«nor
T ip
Dancer
Impenionator
w aters
WILLIAM CARLTON
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i Mrs. Karl Ambrose and children,
Karl and Stephanie, of Jaehaon*
vgk are spending a few days bare
Ulth Mrv Ambrose’s mother, Mrv
K. L. Griffin, 400 Myrtle Avenue.
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fin ally, the electric dishwasher.
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An organisation whose 30 minbars' ipend their leisure making
railways models Is called Vienna**
most exclusive chiX It's s require
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WALTER SMITH
Ru t h
Mr. and Wrn. Jasa O. Long, to*
cent bride and bridegroom, hove
arrived to spend a week with Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Long, Oak Ave
nue, tho bridegroom's parents.
vMr. and Mrv Otto Sehkohl,
Mlsa Laura Schmshl and Ml*.
Mhry Elltabetfc Sehmehl. who'Ora
■pkndlug the summer at their
Mi V* J* A* Dowdy and Miss home In Daytona Beach, are tn
Masli t > Dowdy of Uttle Rock, Ark., Sanford for the day.
and .V ’ rs. Joe* Hocksrsmllh and
daugbl • r, Mrs. W. W. McAllitsr
Mr*-W. L Clerk* and daughter,
of Ben t >V Ark, are the guests Miss Anna Ckrk, will leava toef their \ brother and unde, W. J* morroW for Knoxville,
Tens, I
Hanm r, A “ 4 N rv Harvey at their
tern* on y . . t Pin t Street. ~ • - with THre. Clark's son and daoghter-k^aw, Mr. and Mre. W. R.
Mr. and'. Nrv J. E. Dei ion of Clark. .
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Manley D«tm o and sov James
Otto
Schmshl
and
Mias
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guests of Mi Y *»d Mrv A. J. Pe from points in Texas, Tennessee
tersen, plan 14*
tomorrow for and Xantucky. In Memphis they'
Vero Beach
*P*nd a few dayv visited the Rev. and Mre. Carroll
Varrisr, while In Texas they spent
soma Um* at the Texaa Ctnten-
SODERBLOOM BROS.
Cowboy BoIMda
Female
Mrs. Inca M. Nelson, or Orlando,
■nd Mia* Prances McDougal will
kare Sunday far OaiaeevUk ts
attend the., registered nurses*
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baa being made by ftaldora of
toMM, hot to PfaifOT I W
credit of maktng tho greet,
catch ever peon op th# local
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Vy Th* Araoclated P m i
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t| Gahringar, Tlgera 1| llayon,Athlatlca, 1; O'Do* Cub* it Ott Giant*
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Gehrig, Yanka 24; Fox*, Red
8ox 14; Troaky, Indiana 22; Dlckiy,
Yanka 11; Ott. Glanta it ; AverU*.
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l tha pier and inrroutldlng ddcla aa I C h ilia n at Waofclnou
m. ta>uta at Boatoa.
S th* blg,whU« ahlp, floating flan
I pf all nation* and *trutt|ag red,
J whit* and blu* funnel*, •teamed out
1 Into tha' Iludaon and toward Ihe [
2 rail ocean exp* nee known o* |be
* Atlantic. Hut th* nun of jh«
raewnr. oi
b .hour waa one Clyde Stone, a no2 gro actor. Actor Stone paaaed goo^ i
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1.1 lock charm* ta tho athUWo.
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a hop*, which waa cut ilowp two year, I
* I ago at Seventh Avenue and 3lrt>
I Street,” eapUined Actor Slope.
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tartwined circle* woa belated ta
tha top af tka aft moot
Avary Brundega of Chicago
prnldant of tho A markon Olympic
, committee, aula ted by Copt JTar= ry Manning of tko Manhattan, pro*
- aided orer tho brief, but bapra*.
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IAILY NEWSPAPER
CANDIDATE
WOMAN
IIS ATTEMPT ON KING EDWARD’S LIFE
OfFive Yeartl
Was Troteit’
hairman De c l a r e s
S e s s i o n la ‘Nonpartisan’ Aa Dele-
on Faces
it Founder
, Landpn
' Invitations
trees Group
totftgft announced to ddc> "guy', motion or rwoluh a riu f to do with, tha
raaaaat • of s nbtianal
eal party ahall be out
xkr at all time*,”
C. 0. Audio**, a former cir
cuit judge raiding In Orlando,
has aanooncad hli randMtiey'tor
tha United Stataa Sanata vacancy
earned by tha death of Park
Trammell. Judge Andreire la op
posed for the nomination by
former Cor. Doyle Carlton. ,
Social Unit A id s
501 Fam ilies In
Seminole County
. A y p llfta ilo m n . F o r
cd By Local Board
Charts* OMghUa, the Rev. Gerald
L. K. Bmith aad Representative
WRliaaa Lemkr, president!*! randv£te of tha Union Party, would
wtiditri ar ,'apaeUag tour on
t tmkYs *-itvTf *
,;Coughlin - hand* ' the - Notional
Uhtea fv r Social; JutUce. Bmith
todda thd Share-the-Woalth Mewmatit. .
ArbuckVa
valtofc
followed
F|v# hundred and one Kemlnole
County families war*, auppliad
commodities worth $1615 by the
State Board of Social Welfarq
during the month of June, ac
cording to a report released hen
today.
Food donated Included beana,
beef, flour and oatmeal. Somo
clothing also waa given.
Thera war# 104 new applica
tion* for relief roeelvrd during
tha S0-day period revered b/ th«
<
Thn* kauri after the 10,600 delratal had cheered* thamaslraa
ry tame hack to
i haft aad mpudlnepwaM. *
a reoelutiao invlt-
Shannon la Sentenced^
Tq Four Year® A t ;
R a i f o r d For A*#»;
s a u l t Conviction .
Tha Seminole. County B c M
Board toalgbt will wit on bUa for
transportation bqufpnfcat to > 0
Hood to the Sanford district, It'waa
derided I* a sewien ynttarday nft*
•moo* and Uat night .'„
All local satomoolle dealer* hart
n ln t d competition for tha n **
tract*, and aM figure* ore approx
imately an tha u m lev*'.
ment with tha m iu testimony To tha Mahoney*Walkar Com
brought In by a wldtapraad pany tha board yaaterday aDottad
Scotland Yard and pallet drag a contract for certain plumbing
net.
work In the Sanford Junior High
The fata af Georg* Andrew School. Estimated coat la |IJ«t4|
McMahon, M-yrar-old, ’crippled
Lea 0 rothere were awarded the
writer, may Ua with • tha' atlll contract for plumbing operatieaa
mytterlout "woman In grey," who In Um Sanford Grammar School
wltneaaoa said. knocked tha pet-t to coat tt.lS4.00.
oner's rmrulrar from hi* hand aa ; On rtcommendaUon* of local
tha king rode before a mlllUry truate**. It waa voted to purtSaaa
parade yesterday.
ana Internattonl truck and on#
It la helleyed aha wa* ablate1 CheTin let truck, each with 77-peatall a true alary of McMahon'"1 aeagar bodies, td be used la the
attempt, but police did not make| Longwood district,
bar name public and aald they
Bus route contract* awarded
warn ahtoldtot- h » 4Fm .JOMHU1 M i r . d t e by Ctarunce Male*If at
contacts until tor prisoner ap’ 1138 par month and Jt. W. Eaten at
pear* In court nett week.
$14440 par. month, both of .whom
Rumor* drcnlatod that tha1 will operate on a four-year con
This radio picture shows policemen hustling aw*/ a man r*reused
woman la a* Amanjan.
tract from Orlada.
King Edward, seemingly un
R. E. Strove! of Geneva re- King Edward M il of Great Britain a* the monarch rod# hi* horse at
concerned by ( k V » d « ‘ •»-! calved a f i l l per month contract through prndun streets. The picture wai made Just after a woman
tempt on Ua Ufa, buried himself’ for three yean and a IPS eon- tha hand of the man who gav# hla nama aa George Andrew Mahon.
with tha ncual atata of affaire1 tract for the fourth year In a fearpoured In from all o»ar the world.I year agreement on the Geneva*
whlU congratulatory meaaagra1 Sanford but lino. '
McMahon waa Idanllflcd aa anJ W. E. Nowell of Fi\r*t~tlty
Irishman, tha a*n « f * ohn
! are* awarded a one-year contract
nlgan of GUacow. The father' of tniuportatioa at 913S par
aald hta son** original name wa"
(CmtliwC aw pane fearI
Jerome Bannigan hot changed It
three yean age.
PunUhmcnt posalble for 11
Sheriff T o Leave!j
With Men Saturday^
the wage earner l i Um wnm ue*
Involved was able to ohtala y h
rata employment.
Nina families warn placvJ an
WPA rails; two famlll#" morad
from tha county: two cue* Urminsted because of death: v*d
case wait sarvka waa computed
In three instance*.
J
Service as wall a* rallaf waa
given 30 families, the monthly
statement show*. Those cases
Included problems of domestic
difficult!**, broken homaa, be
havior problems *of children, un
satisfactory relationship* between
children and pareata, mental and
physical heslth problems, home
management and problems as
sociated with old aga and adult
personality.
On* lovaaligation was rampUl;
ad for the Bute Industrial
Bchool. Thru inqulHra wmi
made la rases relative to (he
Florida State UoapItaL
The Board mad# wmpiete Investigetloas In four eaeoa for outof-town agenele* end a like nnmber for locwl agartries. Nine epplications were #omprawd;ter ee
jojjramt to Civilian Q ram atlon
Funds For Soil _
Conservation To
Blanket County
JaJy 11.
CCC_,y*«tM
war, sent from tide dtilrirt to
camp. Twelve white* and ala
rmi vrera taken from Bemi-
Investigation Is
Started In Health
Of Mrs. Brown
Federal Program In1 creases In S c o p e
* ’A i 'DfwHin e Nears
A wide distribution of federal
money for participation in the
government's soil conservation
program was predicted today by
Saturday's tided low, lt40 A. M.
and 1:45 F. M.1 high, 7i66 A. M.
and I t 615 F, M. W r im at liFI
A. M. and seta at 7 it» P. M. Moon
riaea at 4:M A- ft. 6«»d m U at 6:50
P. M.
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Partly cieudy tonight and Sat
“ ilpd shower* evci
north and amiitraj portion* Satur
day; oatremd
portly ekmdy,
8. A. B. WU
AU the performers heve been
■elected from an ever-mounting
data of bopafula who art eyeing
tha aatUur night eeanU as a
slopping stone toward profession
al contracts.
One winner will be choeen each
week by the audience'* ayp'aeir.
The tlx victors will broadcast
through VDBO on Aug, 34 and
tha radio aodfenco will select the
final choice of talent whkh pr.»Sabljr will to given an oppertunlly
• f appearing In Jacksonville.
With the stage show tonight the
usual feature screen program will
k* aeefl. Dm film booked U "Three
Cheer* for Leva."
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Fourteen W i l l T ry
For F r e e Trip To
Confib In New York
torncy wh* p«l
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iv a
London Hears Rumor Bus Routes A wanted*
‘Woman In Grey’ la
Oviedo W ill Hnye
American; Pol i ce
New Lunch Room
Id HerName
To Cost Over $1000
..Total number of families aa*
dated In some manner was JM.
T th # Roard was .bio t* doaa 11
idea party, which la running
hstgraramaa WUlMm'Lemka far
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new during K
trial, U Improvl
Will rotor* to
it waa re port*
Pmwtoen Seminole County per
M today had rate rod their
name* .1* hapso of representing
tha stale at the C. I. T. Safety
Youthful
at New Tack Cfty late to Auruat,
a
3 .
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2. •*
entered the plan, Mr. Dawi'nn
said the funds Stuuld have a more
more reaching effect that did
far reaching effect which was re
ceived by nearly 600 Scmlmdc
accidents.
The farm agent could make no
comparison between the bonus
money, and
fonstrvrtlun pny
mepts, since many of *tha Imv
rate* of payment* have not yet
been fixed far the Utter.
While tome 15 percent uf tha
county's grower* are away on
vacations, many of them are using
the made to enter the sell pro
gram, the'agents aid.
Mr. Dawson pointed out that
only two more business days to.
mean In whkh farmara may Ilia
work sheets, the agreements
which they sign to receive their
gweramenul payment*. Ueallim
titiuly 20.
Considerable progress In the
program has been mad* through
th4 medium of public meeUnui
wl Idt Agent Dawson scheduled
In various itctlona o f Um county.
In the scries ho has addressed
aa m 200 persona.
ftfll
toother Step forward was
iA M
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If to ran
> rvportod
J Reserve
»B76J>0fc-|
C. C.
convlctad
an a principal In trio aecom. ■’
degree, today was aentenedd 1
to five yearn in the Statft j
Prison, at RaifopJ.
At the name time Jud*® Millard B. Smith handed » 1
four-year sentenc* to FWn 'j
Shannon, found guilty of Mto’ -a
o
Wt3
Last Rites Held
For Pioneer Of
Seminole County
French Avenue W ill j
Philllpe.
Surviv
daughtoi
sons, e
fix
gr
grvat-gr
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F**
J. Bckimd today took Iba lead
to tha HUl Harwsra Company
fishing
tournament when he
taught a ll-poemh l-ouac* beta
to tha St, Johns River.
Until tha entry af Mr. Schlrard,
Oeunty WPA*Of
■ After finish*
Hen, a coat o f 1
other material* v
at tha surface to
Gracey,
aault with an attempt to coauatt; d
manilaughter on George Calbcnia..' :5
Gracey’• conviction waa tha •reault of hla participation hi j
dtfilh *ۥ
if * ,
..event* .which. Jed to
10 th«_ depth
Udell 'B n t i h A o ^ h r S w a ^ M M I
Virgil Gracey, a aon, Cat Wft* •+■
ter pleaded guilty to a charge aC *.p
manilaughter and waa sentenced 7
of attempting to assassinate to tha ■tat* reformatory la Marl- •/
the head of troops on parade anna. Ha waa retoruad her* •• v 7
knocked a loaded plitol from testify In hi* father'* trial which ’
ended ycatarday.
(Associated Press Photo)
Both defcndanU had ho«a la* M
dieted for first degree mardir,.: £
but tha son’s confession to man•laughter waa accepted and a*n- (3
tcnce passed on that crlmo.
V, ’ 1
Later Judge Smith granted
motion to quash Tint' dogma
charge* against Ui* alder Omaay. J
Second degree murder •llagatlpga. v
warn then filed by Kaaktanfc.^
State’* Attorney
Lloyd Bevlffitl1
on thtao charges ha « M f
Alexander
Vaughn, and
triad.
jflS i
The Shannon rasa grew .frtat •
the doll
__________ . bora of Georg* Cal-houn, a local engineer, i t v k » t "
Funeral services for Alexander (he defendant la raid to u m
Vaughn, R&, weto held here twlay flratl two bullets.
from the Holy Cron Episcopal
Sheriff J. F. McCt.’llawl UJa
Church with tha Rev. Martin J. afternoon, itatad h* planned M
take the ptlsonera to Ualford t*
Hum officiating.
morrow If no unforeseen obdtaele* ,
Two selections,
"My Faith
arise.
Looks Up to Thee," and “ In the
After passing acntenc* today
Sweet By* and By*," ware ren Judge Smith nesased eouft « »dered by a vested choir at the tit Friday at which tint* Ik*
■ummsr term probably wDl M
request of the family,
» - .‘
A body of Masons from tbs ended.
Two minor civil ra«ea whlth
local lodge, of which
Mr. war* scheduled to havo bera
Vaughn was .the first member, heard this morning were ra
marched In during the church tted out of court.
services while Mr*. Fannie Mun
son played Handel’s "Largo."
Later at the grave In Lakeview Cemetery Impraislve Ma
sonic rite* were conductrd by
members of the fraternity.
Mr. Veughn dh
ibout midCHICAGO,
July 17^-tffV-A'
night Wednesday
nets whkh find struck at Intcr- withering cun In a cloudleaa shy
mlttcnt period* since IDSL At glared down today on the
the time before his death he ".waiter belt" of tho "kf-waol
natlvo In continuation of tha 14-day M i*
was the oldest
draught aiege. Tho loss of ■**.
resident of Hemlnot, County.
man Ufo still mounted. Crop d^ege, * .
He was tha first tax assessor
age, estimated at mora than a
elected in the county, an offko
billion dollars several daya .cg*,
which ho would h*v* held un
til 1937. Ill* physical condi rose steadily.
No general relief Is In d|kt
tion mad* It necessary for him
to rellnqulah routine duties to Weather FororaaUr J, P- “ 5 *
her* held out some hop* for tho
hla atep-aon, Sanford Doudney,
northern tleg of control * l» r a
tag assessor elect.
where ahowera and cooler weak
Active pallbearers today were er won predicted for **ol(ti^
John D. Jlnklna, T. W. Lawton,
A marked decrease In
Georg* DaColt**, R. W. Deane, rata due to brat waa rarrded,**
J. P. McClelland and A. L. ) the middle woat became own*;
Belts.
turned to high Umperaturra hdk
Honorary pallbearers Included the fatality total for the 14 ‘U >
O. L. Bledsoe, & J. Humph, Jo* neared. 4,400.
Grata frkr* d * »
Cameron, Charles Dunn, 8r., John timed to coar aa crop * » * « • ;>
mounted.
,
«
i final meeting to tho carles
tried by tho agent will be
tonight at ■ P. M .> J to y - ‘ Jaw Singer," tha drat feature
dialogue motion picture ever
made.
The 41-yenr-old, director 1 wag
Wo Robberies Not
critically hurt July 10 when hlc
Prowlers $56 Caahy car struck debris from a street
here. He mad* goed
Ctearettes, Foods evcavitle*
»rw*r**s toward recovery until
pneumonia let to this week,
»i Of $56 In cash and * gtunti* f merchandise were reported
lay by municipal polka, mat night or early today an
dnttfled prowler mter*d~'the
■a af J. E. Pace at ^1413 Oak
■me and removed $1 1 -to rash,
c'hargtar gained ttoraoea
Circuit C o u r t GticAj
Into R e c e a s' Ham
til Next F r i d a y .
LOCAL W EA'
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Jiw MtCluskey of the New York
* A. C., who finished third in the Lot
I Angeles Olympics final, won a
J t berth on this year's 'team by fin
ishing second in the steeplechase,
and Glen Dawson of Tulsa. Okla.,
clinched ths third berth on that
team. Manning won by CO yards.
14 I* IT IT J e r s s Owens, In ths scarlet and
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..... .... 44* *1* Sim—I* g ra y of Ohio S tate, won hie first
else, Andrews, llrad- heat with comparative ease In the
>. lwagelon. Cates I,
nesa t, Ovsrstrsst, 200 meters, and than went on In
th* final to corns from behind with
■ final aurg. th a t won first place
and sat a new world mark of 21
seconds flat, for this event run
•round . turn. N at Robinson of
Pasadena, Calif., Junior College,
cam* In second, a faw feet behind
th* flying Owens, and Bob Pack
ard from th . U niverilty of Georgia.
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,P#n of
,h® mo,t
JlMPPoIntsd
Hradkurr *. bjlrueli
f m,
, h(1 ith
l„ „ eom.
’• J Jn
Inalni* p tu rff on freonaw m l and cinders
(J I rSne!1" ? * Brag- Iln th# hu* ' n,w million dollar aau.
I Inning, with I runs csr Was tow-hradsd Georg* Varoff
. he y .r r .e r a .l.k . ' of
CLASSIFIED ADV.
y rtne)KO( „ h„ MUblUhf<i
• naw world record of 14 fast, 0
1-2 Inches to win t h . pals vault <n
t h . national championship at
Princeton. G eorg, failed to make
the team yesterday when he placed
fourth In th . vaulting event. III*
host leap w ti 14.1.
Th# 1500-mstsr final furnished
a heart-lashing finish In which
barrsl-chastad G'snn Cunningham,
national champion, biased from
behind In tha st^utch ami nosed
out Archfa San Romani, lh* akin
ny surprise runner.
GAINESVILLE, July 13.—Twohit pitching by Lefty A lbrittJn
cjuplnl with sensational fielding
by McIntyre, Gninatvilla'a new
centarfietdrr, gave the G-Men n
2-0 win over the DeLand tied,
NEW YORK, July 13.—(A1)-- erlne Rawls, Miami Beach, 1:1I.»S
here yesterday afternoon a t H ar Eighteen o f America's g re s tc .t Bernlcs Lapp, Newark, N. J.;
ris Field. Thle w at the second shut mermaids, one-third of them v»'t-. Olive McKean, Seattle, Wash.;
out win for Albritton In the past erane of former International com- Mavis Freeman, Near York; (x)
week.
petition, qualified yeeterday for Dorothea Dlckinaon, New York;
Tha two hita by the Reds were
Uncle Sam ’. 1934 women’s Olym- E|U lb€th Hy.n, New York. (First
gathered by Roberson and Falconl.
pic •«rimming I n n ,
foor >|#0 ,Q lwlm
coO-met.r reHokerion hit safely In thu fourth
U sd ln g tha field, which Is sx- .
... n i, h|_aA_
nv._ . .
and Fa coni In the second.
pretsd to sal! inUct on the SS. Uy
lh ulc*ln*on • nd Rf* n "•
Playing his first game in pro
Manhattan with full funds next » U rn*u »L- ”
fessional baseball, M clntyr. gut Wednesday, were 19-year-old Katy
100-meter backatrok. — (xx)
off twu runs with twu beauUfnl
Kawli of Miami, who qualified to Mrs. Elaanor Holm Ja rra tt, New
throws frum th* uutflsld, niR kw
coming In on a bounce. The first compete in three events; Mrs. K!*a- York, 1:19.3; Edith Motrldge, Los
came In the fuiuth Inning when
he threw to McDougal to catch
Bolling a t th . plat*. Bolling had
been on second and was trying to
■core on Rooerson’a single to cen
ter. The aaron.1 came In tha eighth
inning when he caught Purcell's
long fly and then threw home tu 1
catch Faieonl, who had been on
third base. McIntyre lashed out a
double In the second inning, his
first time a t bat in professional
ball.
Adair scored both runs, led In
hitting with a dcublo and single.
Angela*; Alice Uridgra, Uxbridg-,
Maaa.
40O-met*r free xtyle —(x) M i
Lanore K ifht Wlngard, llonie.te.nl,
P a , 5:34.7; Mary I.ou l'rtly. Senttie; (x) Katherine Kawl., Miami
Beach.
200-meter breast etruke—Dotothy Schiller, Chicago, 3:11.9; <*>
Ann Govednlk, Chiaholm, Minn.;
Iria Cummings, Loe Angeles.
(x) On lha 1932 American Olym
pic teem.
(xx) On the 1924 and 1932 Amer
ican Olympic taam s.
Taro altarnataa cn the 1932 U. S.
team and three national A. A. U.
outdoor champlona failel t , win
placea on (ha 1930 aquad, which
la expected to wage a hat b stl'e
agalnat Holland for Lonori In tierlln.
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Note® SqnU tC c
for th . 8a Inti ta t h . firs t tw
nlnge, M 8L ABguiUoa aver
• 1 to 0 Daytona Baack h ad .
E arl Jehnaan ita rta d fo r S t
guitlna aad left tha game fa
•ixth w ith fhr. hits aad .M
agalnat him. * '• . •
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D ia m o n d s A n d W a U k s n
F in e W a tc h A n { J o w a l r / R a p
D ia m o n a M o an tln w A n d E n g l
- w x a s rx ie w e I t s r a n u w i
a . . far had, tha
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FOR RIN Ti 10 acres Ulad farm.
opportunity. Min
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Qty. Mike
to
start local no Satis,
804 Locust+Ave.
tary rente. Ford autoa you aa bonus. I a*nd
yd# hand. Yaw risk no
Da quick- Albert Mills,
itk
F o rm er Heavyweight
Champion Is Inter
viewed 0 n Train
M tllow OU Gold*. Beat quality in
Tobaccos. If not fband good, may
and DOUBLE your mooey
IN SANFORD
Mlxad U u wmy
City Will Seek City Discusses Ordinance
For Impounding Of Dogs
N ew Electrical
Power Contract Proposal Is Offered To Hold Pets For 5
Days, Charging Fee While In
Custody Of Municipality
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The
nr real, which followeJ
m onth, of nmlarrovar aclivlty, wax
made here UU- Inal night with Ibq
uti^m-t aivrery hut the new. leaked
out and . a t n a h o x o i by
Wilium II I'tiletlon, chief of lh«
navul int«*lligfnci*.
S'uvai tffit-rra «nii| F irm w o rlh
wm til U’hsrgrtl from the NAvf
film* y n r i Rffn <»n rh irR e i of con*
dort prrim lit iaI p icrv irf.
Aifcnluof the Navy no 1 lloover'f
men. nth" w rrr «nnl In havr •hadoweil Farnnworth on Journty'a
into .ever*! p a rt, of the country.
The F ity Commission la»t night
considered a new ordinnneo f"t
LFrUUglU LUCU ih( r„ablUhm,nt of „ p„um|
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CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Red Parades Mark
French Celebration Rotarians Get Report
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On National Meeting
City Clerk t . 8. Lamson last
night announced to commissioners
that $5,495 haa accumulated with
in the prut BMntk and will ba paid
to ths local bondholders' commitIs*.
To data, $47,000 ksa been turned
PARIS, July r4-V r)-T *t> Rad
panda* *warmed tkpeagh Pari* Tha RoU ry Club, mealing a t It* over to tha body Bader an agree
today aa F rucs calabntad tha »*- regular weakly luncheon, hold at ment that It w m to recelr* $55,
alearaary * f th* fall of the Baatill* tha M ayfair Hotal today, voted
000 for tha (M r.
to ro-opermte with other local in-
Clly fathar* received a lettaar
t h . R m ia tto a which . f a r a County Hsaith U nit h e n . The
t tha m ooarthy but atoo th* plan was explained to Rolailan*
W H t h . “pwoplo's fro a l- la by Jo* Malach aa representative
of tba Lion* Club which to sponsoriag tha moTamant.
Van. C. OarpanUr, of O r’aado,
waa tha.prlaclpal speaker a t to
day** lunchwon. He daacrlbad tha
recaat hstornattonal convention
*f Rotorlaa* bald la AUaatto City
wktoh ha waa privUagod to attend
aa a delegate from tba Orlando
dab.
Ia addition to Mr. Melsch and
Mr. Carp enter, other elaitor* at
today** luncheon ware R. II. Boyd
*f D aU nd. gad B1U Higginbotham
of DaLaad.
CoMt Una asking th at lha mu
nicipality supply >0 cross tias (o
repair tha MsCraakan oil spnr.Approval w m w ritten /on re
quests by W. H. McCtlntock, 1541
West First Stfeet, and R. C. Cook,
400 W est T hirteenth' Street, far
bear licenses.
'Elton Moughton, architect, pre
sented tentative p la n t of th* pro
posed clubhouse fo r tha municipal
field and *ald they would b* randy
for subm iuloa to WPA official*
naxt wank.
meet Wednesday afternoon a t b*1*’
agrt-ement sn>l
12:15 o’clock
In the
Mayfair proposed that negotiations fur a
Hotel, Members are urged to bo '»•» «‘»"‘r»<‘
w enlmrcj into
i>r«icnt.
1
I Umlrr rxisimic condition.^, either
Wednesday’, lldss: low. 11:04 A. P, r t Y wi'hing to end the contract'
M. and 11:67 P. M.; high, 5:11
expiration date must notify
A. M. and 6:43 P. M. Sun rises the other parly not more than
a t 5:35 A. M. and sets at 7:30 W -to y «*r•<« •*“ '>:1° *••»• u ’P. M. Moon rises at 2:09 A. M. f«rr ‘hat lime,
and seta at 3:09 P. M.
The present contract * » , drawn
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in 1924 for a period of ten years.
Partly cloudy, local showers Comlssloners appeared tn be r.f
Wednesday and In north and » . t • " opinion that n
better rale
central portion, tonight, slightly "light be obtained
today than
w arm er tonight on exti.-me w.-.l ‘h»‘
h0" 1"
central coast. Extreme Northwest
The agreement carries an op.
Florida mostly cloudy, showers ti- tlon " f ,lve », , r * «‘''l»">n«I
,
night and Wsdnswlay.
to continue at the current rale. ]
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Frank luimson, city clerk, in - 1
II. C. Watara, auvertlaing man- formed the Commission that :%
a g sr of Th* H erald, was discharged straight contract rut* will be ex
from Fernald-Laughton M rm nnil perimented with
in
tupplying
Hospital today a fte r undergoing a power to the local airport landm inor operation.
ing light*, lie said tentative ar■
■
rangemente to put the movo
Mayor Shlnhatser today had through already had been made
received an Invitation to writ* a with H. II. Coleman, local power
300-word place for the Florida company manager.
Record describing Saaford and it.
The lights will not, however, l.e
advantages.
.
turned on until the flying field
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ha* been rolled with a 10-Mn
Residents of Goldsborough la r t- re ,ta p ,rmi„ion to do which was
V lght petitioned t h . C l t y C .m ., m n te<l last night to James
mission to
widen ThlrU snlh n oughton> auperintendcnt of city
StrM t, pointing out th at it was |tr t( tk
WWW w4
Akw
WkI wwlwm I
Cleveland Wclcomeg
Judge Miller Site
A rrest May
On Municipal Bench Negro’s
Solve Mystery O, f
Judge F. I- M illar yesterday S e v e r a l
Robberies'
Kld“ >*!S «■“ **
JTi
gangland, today plaadad guilty to
President • Put* Out
To Scb For Vacation
Meanwhile, the City's campaign **• ‘‘,r Jl,,y
for Inoculation drew the fir# u f|
—
the
Vivisection
Investigation .
I A ! __ s l t r t l l
League of New York, which, in J s O C U l A i r p o r t W i l l
a communication received today, " A p D C B T
opposed dog vaccination aa a
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prevention for rabiee.
Thp
Municipal A lrpo.t
Following are somu of thu rent-' ,,, bp tnc| Ulk.l| jn
y-|o tid, a ir
Idirvctory which Is to appear soon
U. S Department of Agrlcul„ ^ ..k lrt. “ Florida frum tha
turu; “ Standard m easure, t u r b |A ir .. # put*licaUon issued by tho
as Impounding and proper di«- s u l „ Ho„ , (n-parlmunt.
liosal of stray dogs, licensing and( Thp u0ok wi|| , buw by |licturci
quarantine regulations vigorous- |bl, rn , j „ , u ll, a „ Rf**M fiom 11)0
ly rnforrvu m u .t !»« •mployoJ. #Jr and thtf lf.hirlo of pirxcnta.
W« do not advocata prumiscuoua |(jn w)||
imaBin, ty f)iuht beus* of vaccine.”
| ginning at Jacksonvillu and extendTh» National Sportuman publi- | njr
length of tho *a*t coml to
cation:
"Tha
Ltepartmant of lhl. j(fky„
, .
Agrlculturo in 1926 m ad. an ln-( || j | | , 4 j n(| )lk c, „ r c en tral Florv clig atio n of the vaccines than U| , w„ | oetupy , pron, |nrnt p|a, e
being wulely distributed M pre|b , bo<lk;,t . , CCOr,l|ng t o . U»w nlives of rabies, rh sir report' f„rm ,t|o n received here.
(Ireland th at th«»a injections,
. #
w rrr useless a« preventives sml
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quite iikriy to become dangerous
as distributor* of tho disease.
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“The conclusion arrived at. a*
P e n s io n C o n v e n tio n
thu result of this carefully con. ■ ■
ducted investigation, aru summed
Thu second national Townsend
up in tho dupartm ent’s rc|iort aa Convention opening tomorrow In
fulluwa: T h e re ha* possibly been Cleveland will reroiv* a hearty
a gruatar increase In rabies Relcom * from the G reat Lakes E lthroughout tha country, both Im position, according to • letter
In Directory,
SWwww.iMH 4
Ex-Gang Chieftain
Plead* Guilty To
conspiracy la the 8100,000 ransom
kidnaping of WUIUm Hamm, J r ,
Rt- Pawl kraamat a a lha a a * was
taltod far trial ta federal reart.
Judge M. M. Jayad deferred sen.
tone* vatil tha awaatoatoa of th*
toly 18 p a re n t rt! trial of Edmund jL lartkoloatay,
(row an have togwad former B«iaa«qlg. ^VU pastI ia th . ptoa. Eighty* mas tor, and Jawa- P , Pslfer, 81.
r
niont ugoiit*. tiuluy .-aid John
S.
Farnsworth,
formerly
lieutennnt-otinimaiider in tha
U nitnl Slated Navy, was a r
rested on a charge of selling
naval secrets to the Japanese.
.
huadred and xlxty-eix live, m n
-i
Coaaty farmer* tocad $1,234 acre* *f
lha todaral soil cow•gram far 1914, It
I from tha C e n t
yo« lOu thaa$
Ex-Lieutenant-C o m mander Tells Cap
tors He’s Innocent
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ling Headway
■ v : - .t
Prisoner Fails
In Posting Bond
greateit death
iuorTTlan
DRINKS
m „
p « r t y .
. Marckan wan selabratlag not tareata aoeklng th* procurement of from G. E. RolUna of tha Atlantic
BARASOTA. FI*, j #| y
iBvary dairym an In lh* rouaty to ,
having hit hard tested for Bang1* !
dlaaaaa, It 1* reported by W. E. I
Evans, county agent. Vary fe w ,
reactor* ara being found, add ra- 1
placement tow* a l rsaaonalls
pile** bar* bean located.
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G-Men Record
Second Arrest
On Spy Charge
Former Naval Officer
H e l d In Capita)
Charged With Sell
ing Navy Secrete
Notice To He Served
AgreeC u r r e n t
ment Ends Oet. 1
Joe Bistruf Gives
Spaghetti S u p p e r
Ifnot (bundgood may beTetytaecT
p ri> b ,
n e g a tio n s . O f .S e c
o n d D e g re e M u rd e r *—uw *»«o«-*.S t- .''.c o ie
r t'i_
i _ _ yv
JMesser. attorney for one protaxt
racing uracey
Sanford Has $5,495
Payment To Make
To B on d h old ers
Jo* B istru f was host Sunday
evening a t th* homo of Mr*. A
iE. Johnson of Lake Monroe a t a
spaghetti supper far a number of
hi* friends. Donning apron and
cook’s hat. ha prepared tha spa
ghetti himself.
Those enjoying th* affair wsret
further
CAMERA RECORDS SPECTACULAR RACE ACCIDENT
' O. W Spencer l« -rrking thaj
parm it for tha xtation which ha
told tha ('ommia.ion would coat
appronm ataly (4,000
lla clrrulatad a patition In lha vicinity
We sa id i t in
Thh* policy k otpctaagd at l u I
OLD CASPER FARM, 8. Hertford
Av*. Tiled. Be* bookkeeper.
Hill Hard war*.
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paraturo*. It failed to m aterialise.
| . Dm tha dua to th . lf-d ay haat
wav* axcaadad 1,000 and th . crop
damage estimated a t $1,000,000.
000. Tha forecaster Mid . praclptUtlon-Uden -ro aly eool" m*xa
U traveling aouthaaat tow ard
middle America a t a apMd of 83
railea per hour. I t brought roolxturu aad radically lower tem peraturee to parta of tha DakoUa,
Mlnnaaaota and Nebraska.
Tomorrow aitarnoon or night,
tha
w eatherm an
Mid,
relief
ahould reach all o f MlnnaaoU.
Iowa, Missouri, Ohio,
Kansas.
N ebraska. IUInoU, Indiana, WUc o d a aad .M teM taa. Michigan
w i „
NTM HER 223
Eatabllahed In 1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. JULY 14. 19.16
CHICAGO, Juluy 14.— (AP)
—Cool weather and rain was
Io n the way to the heat
* baked north central atatea
today,, W it h e r Forecaster
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
O n e Billion Dollar
. Field *And Stock
Loss Is Sustained
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Sanford In Thr Only Centml
Florida City Affording Kail. Highway*
* And W ater Transportation
presided over municipal court for
tha first lime since hla appoint
ment to (hr bench on* weak ago
by tha City Commission.
Phil Moor*, who waa booked
to faca a drunkenness charge.
CCtreated a $10 bond.
Malachal Brown, negro, waa
fined (10 for operating a dis
orderly hou*g.. A case of r*«kl***
driving against Will Hall was
dismissed.
City court will sit tomorrow to
tr y
Naadham Plneaat, negro,
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charged with rccklas* driving.
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aftar
and
Sanford Resident
Indicted By Jury
In Circus Probe LOCAL WEATHER
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P*r,oJ
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P*"w*
r in n r ir tn r t W ! .U n u
fingerprinting hi. captive
racing hi* w o r d
M nn H
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n e ia
m an
P rltu
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nsoner
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John M. Kelley, altornay with
hU horn. In Sanford, tod.y waa
named In Indictments raturnad b /
,
Jury In New York
chirgtng conspiracy to defraud the
government of $3,369,010 on In-
tom# *“
" lttnu of Rln*lln*
B rolhtr-,.B*rnum and Bailey eumbinad show*, according to Th*
..
Associated Press.
Needham Pinaet, nagro, waa arThs period Involved Is from t o i l
rested lata yaatorilay by ally pu- to 1032 lachuivb. It was rsportsd.
:ic* and booked on chargaa o f rackIndlctmant* followed two year*
l.aa driving.
of Investigation by federal agents.
Chief Roy Williams said lha
Govaramant man also sat forth
priaonar confessed to ba tha driver • claim fa r allegedly unpaid Use*
of th* coup* which B atarday night i by six. Rlngllag krolhars, only oaa
■pod dawn Bsnford Avenue and of whom, John,' to now Ihrtag.
crashed Into four automobiles
8 b parsons war# named In lh .
parked ta tba vie tally a t Twentieth Un ladtolmaato today. Tbay w ar.
Street,
J o f /lc b b aad *g*&U o f lb* cjrts*.
For Craahing Cars
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Sanford Herald
H eat Wave Hints
add zest to life In Florida thfo summer, the death toll
throughout the north steadily mounU until this morn
ing's papers report a total of no less than 1,525 persona
who have thus far succumbed to the heat wave.
And In northern newspapers we find repeated warn
ings to subscribers not to overdo during the hot weath
er, to watch their diets, and keep out of the sun. Doc
tors are preparing lists of "Don't#,” and health boards are
sending out warnings on how to avoid sunstroke.
In one northern paper we find the following advice
prepared by the health commissioner of a big metropolitan
city, hints on how to pass through the heat wave. You
might clip it and lay it aside, ju st in case August and Sep
tember should not prove to be as comfortable in Florida,
as June and July have so far been.
For Adults
•1. E>o not rush, and strive to avoid worry.
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2. Don’t eat heavy foods, rich pastries or hot soups.
8. Don’t expose yourself to the nun in the middle of the
day.
4. Don’t eat moro than one cooked meal in each twentyfour hours.
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5. Don’t expose your hared head to the sun’s rays—wear
your hat.
6. Drink a quart of milk s day.
7. Relax, if possible, a few minutes in each hour of the
day.
B. Rathe frequently to keep the pores open.
0. Keep your mind on your work and not on the ther
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mometer.
' POSITIVE SABBATH KEEP- 10. Eat one or more vendable salads every day,
JUKI: And ha salth unto them. Is 11. 8pend eight hours In bed every day, even if you cannot
sleep.
12. Persons who drink alcoholic beverages should strive
for moderation In sll things, particularly diet and exer
cise to avoid sunstroke.
For R abin
} H looks like Pepper sa d Cerl 1. Fewer clothes the better.
lam #A« HO.
2. Rathe the baby frequently. Sponge baths. No cold water,
just lukewarm.
8. ‘P lenty of sleep, even if It upsets the routine. Sleep is
mrdlng to Dr. Adler, “all
■ate can ba eurnd." BwUt
certain punishment te the
' ' TV, m where they now ham a
Steak Shirt organisation in Puer
to Rico. But so far a man can
atm wear any hind of shirt be
■ M U to In Sanford.
She Clermont Frees suggest,
good slogan for future stateMe political contests. “For All
loetea, All For Honda." A good
M ia. And then practice It after
■Wm preached it.
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"T hat government te best which
Road
Every Floridian will get setts-; TV t1 g ( n a o c .
Am
faction out of the report f r o m D U S U I t S a
A lt
Sanford that Seminole County ‘ I Q Q n f t a r m
k u attained • notable d q m at
4 " W U g W
,
reeoTery from setbacks daring
P fl f g
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the lent several y e a n that bar*
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been such a , to dteeourage the
------ moat optimistic believers in the I n n ln g set or n special
superior advantages of their Com-1 to nullify all or part ‘
S t e V E " JUIp11 *■
I H oley Moore, the senatorial
aaadkteto from Lake City, runt e f against Doyle Carlton, apMtoslUy te a Towneendlte. But
b ey te Carlton can do a great
P M more In Wsshtngton for our
Old folks than the unknown Fla-
g ear for ovary family tn th*
Bonn try. T hat goes tha Townsend
KWhs o*o te tte r who would oaly
g tre 22,400 a year aad that only
ft* those poet sixty.
1 John -W. Pope, J r , n Tyler,
P ta a s man, lay dreaming Um
• P a r night that t e was In the
tm r renter .of Um b u t ware. He
VM S ap to find that a cigarette
h a had teen smoking when te
•4 of te steep had sot Um bed
fire. Bo sarprtesd was hs^at
predicament that t e jumped
M i t e window, serea flight.
•;a<kniir^»runc Juice, without sugoj^ which?tandg ta ffffiy.
n rash.
*
r». Re mire tn cover the child’s crib or play-pen with netting
In keep out flies and mosquitoes.
0. Never take him outdoors during the middle of the dsy.
7. Provide the coolest room for him. Keep . nil shades
drawn. Hot air from outside heats a room.
8. Avoid noTses, such as 'a loud radio. Noises irritate
small children.
9. Put nway his elaborate toys; If he must play, give him
the simplest toy he has, so th at he will not become
excited.
10. Sun baths may be continued, but ns most mothers know,
only ln the early morning or late afternoon.
11. Keep him from visitors, especially doting relatives.
Do not attempt long trips.
12. Wutch your ico supply If your baby is on a formula.
War On Weeds
The Herald haa frequently urged its readers to In
dangerous to health.
Wo are therefore pleased to note that our warnings In
this connection have been substantiated, at least in part,
—by no less an authority than Dr. W. W. Robbins, a
botany professor a t the agricultural college in the Uni
versity of California, who is plnnning a nation-wide cam
paign against weeds.
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''Weeds,” ho says, "coat the peopln of the United
States three billion dollars annually." That is almost as
much as the coat of crime. It Is the, equivalent of the
ifedaral government’s annunl deficit. It la more than
enough to pay tho soldiers’ bonus. In other words If we
could eliminate weeds, wo could balance* the budget.
"Tho damage from weeds la ao much greater than
people realise,” Dr. Robbing says, "that .concerted action to
control various weed pests Is hard to obtain. Tho prepara
tion of many products of tho soil for h u m a n consumption
Involves the elimination of weeds or their effects.
"Weeds also cause damage in many other ways,
They compete seriously with crops for plant food, mois
ture and light; they Increase the cost of preparing many
crops for <onsumptfon; they impair the quality or reduce
tho value of many products of tho soil; they harbor Insects
and fungus pests destructive or Injurious to eropomte
Greatest Fighters On
Senate Floor, Best
i Friends In Private
«
llow U m have nv*T«ma their
eeevsre
rn n T setbacks makes
te P
a
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,
a
etory
chapter
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t"
e tts s ****-<£££
■ *»ta. ln
population Of (lightly mots than
W
during Um last five y « re
u
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
hey* ere returning to te r homo la
Goorgte.
Dr. .Nollte Tolar Is home for a
few deys* vacation and hi* Many
friends ore tickled to death te sea
hie smiling eounteaenre again. '
The new Biard a f Trade of thte
city te delag thing* aad Hs
motto te “Nothing tea small be
tea largo te taehte fo r the teaef lt a f Bsafsrd.* Ameete t t e ntasy
WASHINGTON, July 14— t# V The friendly eaemlae of CapHol
BUI offer a paradox t* confound
the omlaHtetod aad to provide
enecdotea far bkalden.
Ops la politic* often transcend pari f sad factional Unas. Frequently
theee who eaaall cash other meet
Utterly la campaign statements
cad spiechs, are, in private life,
the closes t of friends.
Vice-President Garner and the
tete N kk Longerertb, Republics)
speaker o f the House, are famed
examples. There have been fsw
Wstefohlpa te politic, of recent
T*»re comparable to that of the
"homespun" Texan sad the Ohio
*“ '* lm br0^ * nlnF M ^
from patrician. They were Intimate,
rin t Uto Foarth.
» feat from from the time they entered the
Third
,t w„ r . u d
dheTW, wllh House together until Longworih’s
death, although in politics they
lh* ® « * » Commissioner* the fought each other incessantly.
** obulnll,« sufficient
“I t was darned peculiar,” says
Garner now, “that a silver spoon
aristocrat like Nick and one ef the
burial tracts be combined a , baa common people like dm should hit
t* ,n prowwwi kv the Csmetarv it off -hut we tried to outsmart
5 ^ n{ ^ ^ d * “ * C* ""U r7 seek other far 00 years.”
Bines the sdvsnt ef the New
* " * " » • Cosaty
WPA director, reported a revision Dsnl «ea*ne|y tbs two most hitter
of tbs loss! sewer projest (a cow- ■atagontxta on the floor of the
firm with tha now . WPA wage Senate have been Robinson of ArAdministration
wheel
seals. Mgyor Shloholser slgqgd kanees,
the now plana which are wow tern. VW* nea*T5r<Tf. DWarfS,
ready to forward t v Washington. staunah TUpwWkan. They have
stormed and thundered a t each oth
er on (ha slightest provocation. Yet
*h*y ere two ef the mast renowned
fUhlng cronies In Uts Senite.
DoOf Won of North Carolina and
iX
boom broka in Sanford In 1828,
a t least three year, before lbs
national depression began, tha
period from 1030 to 1023 ran
safely be said to hara been the
w o n t which Sanford ha, seen,"
aay, Tha Herald In commeattng
upon revelation, contained lit tha
Chamber of Commerce report.
“Since that time there ba,
been a rieadlly upward trend
readily discernible to all who
have taken tha trouble to look
about them at the various de
velopment! which h am occurred,"_____
It adds. “But for tha number of I train,'
people .living In this cosaty to rcetau
ham Increased by tome 4,000 |ng u
during the w ont yearn of the de- aiMp_
p re ,• Ion U Indeed something for 0{ hii
everyone
to be encouraged v |t),
a b o u t"
J
~u,
Thin Increase, In The Herald's babyl
opinion, represents a p art at the
b,ck-to-the-f,rm movement which
The
the
depression has brought u - -_
x bout "Time, h am been bad on
Um farms, but It ta k e, an on- w in u
employed factory worker In the iU r
leaving tha ritlae b y Um thou
sands and returning to Hie coun
try where there lg a chance of
getting out of tho soil something
to eat, U nothing also."
With this Increase In popula
tion other iCMevemente for
Seminole County are listed by
the Chamber of Commerce, such
as many municipal aad county
Improvements financed by work
relief funds, now reads, sowers,
formers’ market, street Improve
ments, Armory and other public
bulldlngi. While these projects
Wsrnlngl Don’t smoko • cam-<
hove been Underway private Im
provements hare boon made, In pelrn cigar In a telephone booth.—
cluding docks and warehouses on Atlanta Journal.
SWIM
TUNTA OORDA, Fla., July II.
—With the use of Imyfovsd meth
od* la walhteg, branding and
castrating calves, the screw worm
problem h as hma sohod to o graot
srie a t te Charlette county. Oooaty
Agaat N. M McQseen'NpdCte Ue'•freral retUeawa a n bow peeetk is g teasdteq restrel. and are
making Impreveaunts In poraus-
DANCE
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MODERN MUSlU — MODERN POOL
> MILES WEST OP LONGWOOD
ENJOY A CLEAN SWIM IN RUNNING WATER
PALM A MSPRINGS
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CM Un* 12
■pedal Rates,
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TALLAHASSEE. July 1L—An
ail-Inclusive traffic survey, on •
scale hitherto unattempted in Um
■lata, was Inaoguratod this week
by the Florida S tate Hoad De
partment, Chairman C. B. Tread
way, of the department, annouaeed.
Operator, of all motor vehicles
—paaaenger automobiles, tracks
aad buaee wire halted daring tb s
week a t UO highway planning
station, to give information ern
their experiences in traffic on
Florida highways to field work
ers for the survey.
Treadway said th a t a total of
820 survey stations will be estab
lished during the year at various
Important points on rials high
ways.
The survey, which started
Monday, Is expected to bring
forth Information upon which thn
BUta Hoad Department can base
plana for a highway Improvement
program so that the greatest
service by the highway, msy be
guaranteed for the greatest num
ber of person*.
The lorvey I, being conducted
by the road department, bat
being financed by ttvs 'United
States Bureau of Public Roads.
The survey la on* of tbrsn
^Nothing delight* P at Harriaon,
•f Mississippi, Democratic chairman e f tha Sanate finance com
mittee, more than to lock home
with Charlie MeNary. Republican
leader of the Senate, and they do
frequently. Yet whenever oppor
tunity permits the two may be
found on Um golf Itaka a t an ex•halve country dub In the etplt*i« probably with Cousens of
MicUasa and Bala of Maine, Re
publican!,
The same was tens with Harri
ot* aad farmer Senator "Jim”
Watson, Indiana Republican, when
they sat together In the Senate
on opposite skies of tha 'cham
ber. Rarely a day ptsaed these
two didn’t clash <en ’Um floor In
a glre-and-Uke encounter.
tbs river front, and the
Itahment of wholesale cm
Much of the V credit for this
notable record of achievement te
given by The Herald te the
Chamber ef Commerce. "It haa
teen constantly looking for new
opportunities and has teen exert?
big Its every effort Uward tha
fulfillment o f.tteea opportunity*
Ite contribution
to
Bemhute
Members of Um Crellten Musk
Chib and Uielr friends enjoysd *
delightful recital In the studio of
Mrs. Fannie 8. Munson Bxturdsy
afternoon. .There was pn Interest
ing talk o* Madam M uU uxtn the
noted MetrepeUtaa contralto, and
young American vto.lntha fsi
kt, C . . .
paM oa ih *
On C apitol ffiH
facts of the boom, and the de- th* W1” >'^ T * t t J1"*
rtiiio
B^ flTO
pD m
^ o f,a t bfhaiti
n flanfnr.f
B u fo rd sad w-mi
Semi- PonM J * WC<iV(d
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aow County.
in .™ , u ™ „„ .
In few communities have the
people been faced w lth ~ graver
problems than those of Seminole
County. Figuratively “on top of
the world" back in Um days of
’24, *28, sad early *28, they sew
their savings and asset, wiped
out by Ipuk failures, collapsed
mal ac u te market, and other re,7 . P‘ „uJ T ,
versa*—that Is, all but those as- P ,,
V ’° “ n t **■)•*•■ ! " » w
i . . ,.,_ 7 _ bt if owned by a s Individual.
» u rt^ o 7 ^ * L u «
Cil*
Fred WUUaiae
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* « t» r i« l that hs had moatvsd
detsnolnsd d i tosary. They warn lom, ^ , umU to txtend ,tte proL ^ . , » n e .,.P^ . n n
Po«d widening operation. on
to vlrtuslly start allo v er-trem MtrnoiU Avenue. Present plans
O*vi rus least," be didn’t know augurate a city-wide weed pulling campaign because weeda
that MOM day Share would be are destructive to lawn*, may destroy crops, and are
BVAM0 government* over the
Tbs Ocala Star prints a picta re of New York's new 1*4,000,.
000 Triborough Bridge under the
caption, “Gotham's 144,000,000
■■. Triboro Bridge Ready." That’s
q*n way to balance Um budget.
Department
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Mrs. J . Adrian Brown and ton,
Worley Brown, left Sunday for
Salem, W. Va., to rpend some time
with the form er’s parents. Dr. and
Mrs. J. W. Worley.
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Masons And Friends
Calendarw«i Enjoy P k " i c
----- At DeLeon
Springs
WEDNESDAY
. . .
“ n o N ight .Circle of the F irst
PI*#* for a M arenk p k n k at
JM ftlat Churth will meet a t 6i45 DeLeon Springs Thursday aflarfat tha T. E. L. classroom, noon had boon completed today,
THURSDAY
! officials of the fratern ity anl Tha Friendship League of tha non need.
Lerrgngatlor.al Churth will meet
Masons and th tlr frlenda will
a t S;00 P. U. with Mrs. J. E. Bal- make up tha party which will dine,
lard, 1703 Magnolia Avenue.
dance and awlm at the Volueie
The Woman’s Missionary Society
of tha F irst Methodist Church will
have an “open house" from 4:00
P. M. to 8:00 P. M. at the p a r
sonage In he nor of the Rev. and
Mrs- A, H. Cole. All frlenda of tha
church are invited.
MONDAY
Regular business and social
meeting of the Co-ed Class a f tho
F irst Methodist Church will bo
held a t 8:00 P. M. at the homo of
M r. and Mr*- Raymond Caldwell on
T hird street with Mr. Caldwell, J.
J . Carver, and 0 . R. Sima aa hosts.
Camp Bums While
Boys Go Swimming
Personals
Iliac Libby Wellman of W inter
Mrs. B. F. Hutchins and chil
Park la the guest of Fannie Big- dren, Winifred. Jennie I re. anJ
Georgia, spent Sunday in Hushgan for a low days.
nell where they attended the funer
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff are al of Mr. Hutchins' falhrr
planning to loare today (or their
Mrs. H. M. I’ap.sorlh nnd Mrs.
summer homo a t Coronado Bearh.
Norm an'S. DeForest will leiv» to
Mrs. Edith Hadderon is visiting morrow for Ashevl le, N. (•,, where
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Mrs. Papworth will spend the sum
and K n . Leslie Wynn of 308 tilth mer. Mrs. DeForest will -'ay there
a few weeks.
Street.
Mr*. August., Covington of
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Vrrnay and Oviedo will leave Friday fur points
family are moving today from In North Carolina to spend a few
French Avenue to 331 Magnolia weeks. She will be accompanied
Avenue.
hy Mrs. Roy F. Menn who will
visit Mrs. S. O Chase. Jr., in Ashe
Mr. and Mrs. Georgr Mero and ville and wl I also spend a short
daughter, Sarah June, moved - to time In Monlrcst. N C., ami At
day to Daytona Beach to make th rir lanta.
future home.
Mr end Mrs. W S
Mr. and Mra. I). L Thrasher and left Monday for un i vl
Mra. R. A. New man returned to- From here they wont
day from Coronado Reach where C'lollna and Ohio i .i
they spent two weeks.
s i n e s for ii ah rl tinn
ing to Vanrouier. |l c
Uiae Beatrice Howard has a r the West Coast to On
rived from Chicago to spend ■ Fair They expect t , N
short vacation here with her par til Oct 1.
ents, Mr. and Mra. B. A. Howard.
Rutledge Station.
Mr* 5? imu**I PufiMt n fifirf MU*
M*rjr Klti*N*th
nrr l«*rTK« MUa*< J a n tt Chapman, ln*r Innmrrow for ItoHh.n, Mis* ,
K jth c rin t F o rrta ttr and
N«U where Mr*. l*iil»*#ton u j|| 8p#ntl
Gaff hav« retu rn td from Daytona the aummtr with Mi** V !e*tnri *rvl
where they were r w a t i orer tha hrr other ilnuphter, Mi«* rnmlll*
waak-«nd.
Pulr*tnn They wil he i>-- mnifllcHt
hy Mr*. R. J Holly win* wijf VU‘ Met. C ly d e .-A ra n f a*d Afixe, il fie/ . M i-frJin - j J *h«fhicr, Ur.
Maria flyrd" or "Dayttifa Beach treW and Mr*, heach Ffarar !
It's fun to go camping when ev
erything goes off aa smoothly aa
can bo expected on a camming trip,
^Mt when the camp burns down.
It rather takes the edge off Iho
enjoyment.
That was the plight of a group
of young naturalists this morning.
Deciding to go for a awlm, they
returned only to find tent, eota,
and all equipment nothing bat
ashes. Even a box of raarshmalkw v .w a* burned to a erlap.
The hoys, Charles Williams, PuThe Jons minutes and officers' gene Tippina, George Hughe*, Bil hare for. • abort time Sunday with
reporta followed. Mra. Turner then ly Kirtley and Edgar Diggers, can frlenda while enroute to their
read i poem, "L et Me Live in the think of no reason why tho fire homo from A raced Is.
House of th - Campus Side," wrtt- started, unices aoma post-season
t— hy Minnl- La- Davias, the tee- fire crackers they had, did the
Mrs. 0 . I. Loucka and Captain
rotary of S tats Florida CollegtE arls T. Louche will leave tomor
A fter tha reading of a copy of tho
row for Chautauqua, N, Y , to
insolations an tho passing of Mrs.
spend a few weak* before visiting
Myrtle Smith, the program wan
relative* In other part* of New
given hy Circle No. 4.
York aWta. They expect to be
Mrs. Burke Steele gave a talk
away all summer.
on “Working Together in School*,"
Mr. and Mra. D. £ . Minor an
followed by the Bible Lesson and nounce tho marriage of their
a story taken from the “World daughter. Miss Josephine Minor,
Outlook." "Glnllng College, Nan- of this city to William H artxog of
ktag, China,’* was presented by Bonlfsy. Tho raramony was per
Mr*. fX If, Leney, Mrs. H arry formed last night a t tha homo of
Weaver, Mra. H. B. McCall. J r , tho bridegroom's liste r Mra. J.
and Mra. H erm an Mtddelton.
le Parkins, 703 W ait Third
8 treat. , .
............ „
B f.’ t J e it o h ’A tte'rid s" T h- bride he* lived in Sanford
a number o f yoera. She entered
the public school* of the city and
wxk graduated from Seminole High
^
iDr. and Mra. J . T. Denton will School with' tho d aix of 1033.
I leave'Thursday for Saluda, N. C ,
Mr. Harfxog lived In Bonlfay be
■ w h a n Dr. Denton will attend the fore coming to Sanford recently.
I Children’s Cllftte for the next two He le an employee of tho Ecker1 wet ha sponsored by Duke Uni- son Canning Plant.
I v a n ity end take a post-graduate
Ur. a n d Mrs. H artxog left a fter
4 c m tsi In tho dlaoaaei of children. tho ceremony for pointe In W est
. The lectures represent some of the
Florida and Alabama where they
outstanding pediatrists of tho
will epond earn* lime.
5 South with ample (link* from tbo
J~ Baby and Children’! Hospital of
Mra. J . T. Donegan arrived Sun
Spartanburg, fi. c , a summer hoo- day from Now Brunswick, N. J ,
iv pita I In tho h eart of tho Blue Ridge to visit h e r son-in-law and daugh
m Mountains whore many 11] ehil- ter, M r. and Mr*. E. A. Purvis,
'* d r a t are treated from every south- West Sixteenth Street.
Miss Josephine Minor
Weds Wm. Hartzogr
Mrs. H. R. Mevena and Mis' 1
Rebecca Stevens have returned
from St. P eU rsturg whrre they
•pent the week end with Dr. ami
Mrs. R. E. Stevens.
AIR STAR SEEN ON SCREEN
Supreme Court
Must Decide On
Senate Primary
Qualifying Fees Not
To Be Accepted By
Secretary Of State
prim aries expired U st f h t t * a v . ,
There a rt four eam tidstie tfor •
Trammell's unexpired terra. The/
are C. O. Andrews of Orlande, •
Knbert J. Hoone of Miami, former
Governor Doyle Carlton of Tem pi •
and Finley Moore of Lake C ltf / •
The test ease filed In the he- •
prerne Court earrled the aaraea af
Pepper. Andrews and Carlton aa .
petitlonera. Names of attorneys *
•Noam In the reeord w ets Chair- .
man Hodges, H arry II. Weill of •
j Tallahaasee. 'Democratic nations I
rnmmltteeman, and Herman Ulnarr
of Jackaon*! le. They said the ac
tion was brought on behalf of tha
Democratic party.
"The proposed special primaries
are altogether lawful and In con
formity with public policy, stat
utes and laws,” they contended.
TALLAHASSEE, July M —(JT
—The Florida smalurlal situation
went to the Supreme Court yes
terday as Secretary of S i d e Gray
refused tu accept qualifying fees
lenilereii by five candidates fur the
unrvpirrd terms uf the .ate Seas tor* Trammell and Fletcher
Attorney General lot ml is told
Gray to refuse the fees, so speedy
action could be started in the flu
preme Court to determine legality
of a proposed 1 pee la I primal y callud
by the Demoeratir eseeutive coniloittee for Aug II. and another
itiltoff primary Sept. I. if it Is
necessary.
J. B. Hodges, chairman of the
committee, led a ginup of lawyers
| into the Supreme Court to file
mandamus action designed In re
quin1 Gray to acc/pt the qualify
ing fees and procred with arrange
ments for the primaries
Instead of granting the alter*
natiie writ inimydisle y, the Su
preme Court sal a hearing fur
Thursday afternoon at It o'clock
on whether it should be issued 111
substance, that ,qwns the entire
picture nf the special primaries
fur legal discus /uni
l.andia told Gray he should re
fuse the tendered qualifying fees
In view nf the unsettled conditions
BRADENTON. Ju y II Man of the law governing the subject."
county Home tlenmn*t• att*n , Refusal, he said, would lay the
ptvsiiralr.J7siCva.cJaa.- and dsftatls
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr. Petar 8. Roy being duly
licensed by the S taU af Flor
ida, Seminole Couaty and the
City of Sanford to practice vet
erinary medicine, will vacdoate dogs with rabies vaccine
according to city requirements
and price, between tha boots
or U A. M. and 7 P. M. a t KM
office. 3011 Palm etto At*.
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT!
Better Air oat te B bretV
Dance and Cool $ $
Wo N e w CUae
Steaks, Chop-, tie* eg Call
P lat- D o c k -H -rZ ir.
Good Music, Win*, UgWIB,
Beer. EU.
■ H i | T t i f T rtoala |M friW
l'(JSTI*ONRMKN I
The amnlcur tnlcnt runtest spotrenrrrl by Seminole Chapter Nnnilior
Two Order nf (he Eastern Star,
which was scheduled to take place
Friday evening hi 8 ml o'cl’tk nt
the City Du l, has ren postponed
Indefinitely.
5 Mlloa Narth af U M ' U
ML Sooth af DeUnd aw
Route II, Sanford U DaUad
I N .C. Children's Clinic
flEAlSVIEIS. SBNED ATOffBffltT WES
HOME OF CLOD E.YC1VEIU
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA •
TUESDAY JULY
Beard Added To U. of F. Coach
DIZZY DEAN KNOCKED OUT BY HARD LINNER
Dixon Is Named U. S. Will Have
Assistant Grid Difficult Time
CoacbWithCody In ’36 Olympics
H arper Gets Assign
ment As Trainer In
• Gainesville S c h o o l
Sanford Junior
Legion Outfit Is
Leading At Bat
"Specialists” F r o m
Other C o u n t r i e s
"Shoot The Works”
Adams Connects Ten
'Times In 20 Tries
For .500 Average
C a r d s Forsake
Bradenton F o r
Daytona Beach
ST. LOUIS, July 14— <F)—
President Scm Breadon of th*
S t Louis Cardinal* announced
la it night arrangements had
been completed for tha Card*
to more their tpring training
base from Bradenton on the
Florida Gulf Coajt to Daytona
Beach, Atlantic Coail reaort
city.
Cardinal
exhibition
gamea
will be played on City liland
In the Halifax River. An in
land field will be used for
practice.
The Card* have trained nt
Bradenton
the pa»t
teven
yeare, aa well a* the 1023 and
1921 aeaaona.
The Cardinal-owned Columbua (Ohio) Red Bird* have a
working agreement w ith the
Daytona Beach Islanders, a
member of the Florida State
Ba*eball League.
Golfers Center
Attention With
Western Tourney
A tlanta Linksman Is
Defending1C h a m p
On Baked Course
NEW YORK July It i,1V
W | l | . v v> B
OMAHA, Neb., July Id-—<*V A i m batting honor* for the
GAINESVILLE. July 14— O il•• n<■ A sfA jA tm u L jR H
- /
Charlie YaUa of A tlaata, C a , the
fourth district ^ in tric in Legion
Tha State board of control ap water on the enthuaiaam irrnrr1
.
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"Vjj
's
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defending
champion,
Omaha'*
tournam ent. Just completed
In
by
C l
proved yeatrrday three additions
Johnny Goodman and W alttr
tryout*.
Jacksonville show the Sanford Cel.
to the University of Florid* ath- I Ing final track and
,
.
Emery of Oklahoma City ware to
cry Feds as the he ivi.st hitting
letlc coaching staff.
| It may aa well in- auggcilrd now
th a t the United S ta tc i will cn1 3“* 8 ^ * - . '
vi
o utfit In the tournament. The S an
embark on a little advance Walker
Percy M. Beard, holder of lev- 1 Joy
tree
r a .y r..ni|> in
j
ford boys offer a team average of
Cup Liiiine** la the Western golf
•re l world high hurdle records (jurrt for Olympic ch;ilTl|i>'rn.lllji.
if
'1
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-360, SO points higher ihsn their
chimpionihip tournament today.
and assistant tric k coach at Au at Berlin.
f
‘ 4“
nearest rival, the Sjwrnnee Life
1n the fir at plnre there nre
y ''S
f-;>|
The three young men not only
burn, was named track coach.
team , with JO! point*. Siuth Ja c k
will be out there ahootlag over
Rand Dlaon, for three years a
sonville Cardinals finished third
loll
I or
with an even .300 mark, whil* Day
quarterback on
tha Vanderbilt
the 6,892 yard* of lun-eooked golf
tuned up between the tun# of
. MfqR;W.jtf[
tona Beach hit 2 U as 1 tram and
U nhrenlty eleven, was appointed1their embarkation thla Wednev-I
course In p u n u lt of the country*
St. Aogustlne only .146.
second-ranking amateur honor*,
assistant football coach. C. E. day and lh« actual Olympic com-|
D iiiy Itean, * tar pitcher for the F t ta u ls Cardinals. wa» kne
Individual h itting honors went
but will be (winging Just aa care
H arper, also formerly of Vander petition, Aug. 2-8, Incluaive. The line drlvr from the b at of Burgra* Whitehead in the game with tl
to Hightower of tha South* ids
fully to pro** th at no mistake wa*
coaching Ita ff headed by t-awmn |,a |] »iruck him on th e head, knockrd him unconscious an,| cauaed a
bilt, was named trainer.
Cardinals, who hit safrly ivvan
I made when they w*r* selected ov
Robertton
ha*
a
Job
in
paychology
Both were nominated by Josn j
out of ten lime* at the p at* to
er other hot ihota fo r W aller Cup
a* well a* physical problem* >111'
tu rn In an avarag* of .700. How.
Cody, athletic director who came It* hand*.
duty ata King Sept. t . •
»
ard. also of South Jacksonville,
to Florid* from Vanderbilt lull . Secondly and more to the point'
The field arrayed agqjnst t h r
was
even
more
potsnt
with
tha
Winter.
trio Include* almost every standm
of thla dl*cu*aion, our picked prestick, but did not com* to Lat often
Beard will fl I the vacancy 1 former* will be up againat the
out In am atanr rank*., '^ to d n ^
rnough
to
secure
a
top
rating.
He
Bliss, Goodman’* f*f owutewnaatrongeat kind of opposition In
r
hit safely four out of five times to
man, runnerup to Tateu lis t year
mn*t *v*nta.
ST.
LOUIS,
July
14.—(A1
)—Je
the plate, for an average of .800,
In addition a big majority of
I* primed fo r a big bid for the
Wesley L ahti, Suwsnnre first rome llrrm sn (D isty) Dean, a elusive crown. ,*■ *
ou r athlete* will rip erirn ce the
lump half the siie of nn egg on hi*
•
acker,
was
tha
most
consistent
NEW YORK, July U .- f y D Chsfles (Chick) E vans,; J r , of
Olympic pr***ura fur the ti n t
h itte r for his team , garnering nine forehead, pushed sway the com Chicago, tig h t Urns* winner of the
time The final try ru ta demon |
[t loukrd like clear sailing for
forting hands of hi* pretty wife,
LONDON,
July
14.
_<A9—
blows
out
of
17
time*
to
the
plate
atratad what can happen, even I
approximately 450 American
Patricia, Sunday and vowed he tournament, will attem pt to make
British hopes of finally captur for a series average of .5*»,
where eiperlence ami top-notch
men un,l wjmen athlete*,
woyJd
pitch UOO.vt ihg.KSmasmvilh it nine before he.quite. Goa-Jtfoiy*
1ability are eonrerned.
roaches, maftsgu*' #fi.| offkia *- ing lhe- Americas flip.'beta b f tne A d v w of .3aqL sx4.jU th.tefi hit* ’Sv • »
- ---- 6:m a*a VC atn'r land of Peoria, DU who won tlm
.V.T t a u t t r , ra n produce |
to the Olympic, game* in Ber United States s i n e /t h e first u r 4 w u t b f * a / . ' t > 4 * t V w
hurt
knd
who
the hell says I am." 1932 title, will return to raajdl
With an s t s r i g s of .500, while Odthe balanced team strength of
lin# »* Ihr general fund deficit
in I *31, rocketed sharply her* fol
“Nsw,"
said
Dia, “I really ain’t. competition in thg tournament.
the United State* In the blue rib -1
Paul Leslie and Prod Haas. Jr„
wa* reduced to 625,000 yester lowing a sensational display of ham, another Sanford player, The doc says I only got a concus
bon »fwirl of the Olympic*. Never
day.
speed by T. O. M. Sopwlth’s nsw turned In 10 hits out bf 21 tries for sion and he;k that ain’t nothing, both of Loultlanp S tate Untvefa
high
mark
of
.476.
en- their** auch nation* a* Finland,
*Hy head of tha nndorgranate
A* members of Uncle Sam'*
rh ,l enger, endeavour II.
Another Sanford player, Forgu- the games of that double-header division,
mic Britain and all her dominion*. |
■,1 0
lesm asiem-ded to srquire ertIn one of her first performsnccS,
Monday afternoon if they needed
•on.
hit
.<44
for
the
aeriei,
while
Ing Italy, Japen, Germany and I'oThe opening half of the 96-hole
dentla’s and for final inslruc- the new ‘•mystery" craft, squlpped
me.
I
wanted
to.
you
known,
and
ihlp land will have «peciali»l« prlmeil
ttun* preparatory to em bark with numerous secret gadgsta, ran Marks and Aks of Daytona neaeh I called up Frankie Frisch, but—" qualifying round will bo pUyed to
rin- to ‘‘*hoot the work*" against oui
Sanford I* scheduled to play
ing Wednesday, the whrel* of far sfie d of B ritain’s front-rank c s r s in d the pellet for an average
lie did. explained Patricia, but day. The second IS wilt he done
In Gainrsvllle today. The G-Msn
the Olympic* moehlnery whirred
"J" class yachts a fte r a bad sta ll. of .416 aplec*. Powe I of Sanford "flrineh Rickey and the reat of Wednesday, with the 11 |Ow-scorers
| Whil* there is no actual “gnng
come her* tom orrow
for a
In wipe out the ah>rt*ge. The
The sleek new boat, which is ex# hit an eve* .400, while Ix>ng and us think he should have complete and Yates, who U net required to
■a Ing up" against America in the
nullify, going In t* medal p la t
single game beginning at 4
prospects appearrd good U pectrd to challenge for the cup In Hamourl of Suwannee tied for quiet for a coup e of Haya."
th place In the batting with an
ir | Olympics, thla country'* perform
•
P. M,
1937, trailed all th e way on the ten
would be done.
“Yah,” Interjected Dir. "I want Thursday,
average of 2M6.
101 era always have borne the brunt
first lap of a triangular course
to pitch one of thoie gamea Mon
Pitching
honor*
went
to
Fran>il of world challenger. I’erhap* 'l
against Astra, Endeavour I and
day. but they wouldn't let me.
1*' Is because our athlete* get more
Ve shed*. Then, with an asloniah- ehettl, Suwannee face, who get You’d think I wa* a — — baby.
credit for two official wins. Nclm ballyhoo or place g rru trr cm- j
f. phasls
upon
recortl-omnshlng Bill c*nu. out of retirem ent from
«>n and Malphrus, Dayton* Beich, Why [ could go Tight cu t (her*
right now and stand (hat silly out
I n f e s t* than, for esam ple, the his Team latich and lent ht* hum!
Parker and Weldon, Suwannee an.I
Bowdtn, South Jacksonville Canli- fit of Casey Stengel's-flght on its
™ British. At any rale, the star* *1 |n revamping the local nine.
nal*, each had won victory apiece, head. They can’t hit nuthin’."
„ ether nallonalitlra »**m to take
0 „ , , h|n|t wh ,-|, Kngir pr<)bab“Out naw, I won’t say th at. Cawhil* Forguwn. Ssnford, turned In
particular delight in a triumph
w||( ^
hl.„r u th „ , c.
•sy's a good guy and they best tha
one win and one lose.
P ov«r Uncle Sam'* napnaws.
,
. .
.
, .
Cues and th a t gives us a little
„• | Latest Associated P .e .e rr|wirt. tu*l "«ep. *lr. ady have teen lakSouth Jacksonville edged out edgs on this ol* pennant race. S»y,
|l from countries expected to furn- en (u elect u rlu
at the MuSuwannee LU« f or fielding lu n n ri
y# know, I’d like to be out there
0 Jsh America'* m ain rival* imli nlclpal Athletic Field. The buildwith an a v e n g e of .955 u the pitching. If* tojgh—.’’
IS cat# our stars will have their jn(( (ll t(| i,r ready for u*s when
JackionvITe force*’ J)S4. Daytons
Beach wss third.
I). hands full, from s ta rt to finish
Chattanooga team come* here
FORT MY.EHS ,71*„ July 1 4 la . Summarising the outlook in the
training.
*
Sooth Jacksonville edged out SuProspect are still good for a lu m p
in 14 Individual track event*. •»■
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An exhibition baseball gams
a
0 eluding all ohatacle races and the
Mrs. i ngle uccomp-nicd
the
er crop of quality citM* fru it in
between a Sanford girls' team
le e county, say* Cauaty Agent C. W
relays, the Untied Btatea appear* Tennesiwe dlalnond mogul.
25
ounces234
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T V riO V A I. LKAUI'll
and the local “fata" will be
P. Heuck. Growers are fo lowing
t . reasonably aure o f trium ph In n
o
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JiVi pl*ye<l on
Munieiapl
Athletic
the spray, and dust schedule of
C h irico
41
II
. more than si*. T his would tlupll,
Eield
Thursday
afternoon
under
HI. l a u u l i
4»
Si
the Better F ruit Program spun« cate our achievement* on home!
I'll la b u rg h
41
tf
t i s ,h' • u ,p,e** o t
Lions' Club,
C ln r Intiill
4«
It
lis t
Proceeils from the contest are
N*w Turk
40 3»
llnilun
3*
41
,tas to be used in building aa h • 1 i the 100. 100 and 400 meter races.
--------I'hlU ri-lphl*
3* 4 i
•U I sembly hall for Boy Scouts. Fifty
lta|»ngi9*« ItMilli
I both hurdle* event# and the 400DETROIT,
Ju ly
14.— —
dollars was netted from a recent
I l o i l i i n 4. r m a h u r n h I,
j j m ster relay. On form, our foot- Mickey Cochrane, manager of the
C l n r J ii ti i il i • : I ' h l l a d r l i t i l a
. exhibition gam*.
In racers have a t least an even Detroit Tigers, tam e home yesteri hirfetfi) 1; S e w Y o r k 9.
( H h * n Btil » r h « d u U i l .
chance to capture the 800 for the
from
a
thieo
weeks'
U iH M Today.
Home run* yesterday:
Diamonds And WtUfcM «
.Vp w Y o r k a t C h i m i n ,
n*
tlm*
lUJ*’ u .^ v ln a vacation spent on a Wyoming
Vankoca 1, Dykes,
F!n« Watch Aw* Jcwcfay
ll rtM ik ly n a t Ht. LaiuIs ,
to w ith . prospect.
of
break " ;
fc|
brunted. hi.
White 801 1,
It no t u n a t 1*11t a b u r a h.
Olympic Deficit J
C u t To $25,000
Dizzy Asserts He’s
Not Hurt Despite
Big Knob On Head
Sopwith’s Yacht
Is New Threat To
Skippers Of U. S,
Benefit Contest Is
Scheduled Thursday
jk'p&sa#
T iger M anager Back
Home A fter Vacation
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I'h iU d atp h la
Ilruftkiy it
at
C lnrlnnal
II
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ASKHK.IV I.NAai'U
New Turk
J ielro ll
M taaiilnatun
IVosloa
Cleveland
(Mileage
Woa I hjsI
M IT
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Is
OKRECHOBEE, Fla.. July 14.—
* 1. U u l s
II . I t
Yealefdav*s R e n ll*
The demand for stock r a tio in
P slro lt I ; r n ila d s la k ta S,
Okeechobea county continue* good,
Cleveland 111 Ilo slu a I.
and (her* la Increasing activity In
I 'M r it* I : New York I.
W a*hlAglnn I : R|n teiula
real estate tra n sfe r for range pur
U sw * Tsdsv
poses, About 16,000 acres changed
B s lro lt a t rhlUdripM*.
t'h lra g n a t Nsw Terk.
DAYTONA BEACH, July 1 4 .hands during June. County Agent
Mi. t^iul* a t W ask lag to a.
C. A. Futford la assisting cattls- F o r the first tlm# thla season
i'lsv sla n d a t tlo stsn .
tarpon a rt being hung from tha
men In locatiiig stock.
WERT-The .JEW 0
Escobar F e a t u r e s
•n Week's Rinar Bouts
->«
NEW YOpK, July 14—(A>>| Slxto rkcobar, world’s baatamI'ei. weight tltleholder, features this
A lt w#*k’a national Losing program.
A ll
Escobar, who stripped Lou Sallcm
‘its ot th* ,ltl# M vsril months ago,
.4*4 meets Indian Quintana, of Pom • ill *"*• ,n • 10-raond nnn-UUc affair
” • at New York Tocoday.
The leaden r Gehrig. Yankee*
I4t Four, Red Rox 33; Troaky,
Indiana 23; DiekVy, Yankees >7;
O tt, Olaate 16; Av.riil, Indiana
14; Klein, PhUUn 14.
League total*:
American _____
403
HAVI YOUR WATCH repaired
by one who really knews how
FOUND—HaJ# English setter,
■hit# and black. Owner may
here tame b y . identifying and
paying tor advertising and board.
C. A. Whkldar^ , • 1 . -gygg;
Ocean Pier.
Last week J. II. Harvey hooked
■ 60-pound sliver king. Tha an
FOR RENT 1204 Park. His rooms gler get five or tU Jumps from
and both. 115.00. Inquire 507 hla prise before one determined
loop which broke Harvey’s line.
Park.
On th* mow day. Tom Dorter
19—Foram for R*nt.
hooked Into a tarpon scaling 10
to 16 pound*. A ltar a short pUy
T O R RENT; 10 ncrea UUd farm. the fish dislodged the plug.
Sipes A m , Cameron City. Mika
Sous, 604 Locus t A n . _________
• START YOUR VACATION
ONTHI
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P ier Anglers Find
Silver ings Strike
CLASSIFIED ADV.
DUmona Moantioc And B n n d m
TACHYi
VERO BEACH, July 14— A
Urge number of rural families In
Indian River county are building
new home*, and bouse plant are
the chief subject of discussion
a t heme demonstration mss tings,
says Miss Manilla Wall*, horn*
■font However, the women n n
(studying home management and
Iclothing a t the mow time.
21—A craft for~Bak.
n A N o iT 'U M d
Baldwin built
piano* slightly used for demon
strating. Sell a t sacrifice rather
than ruehlp to factory. Easy
terms. Write Harwood WUson
Co. Wsst Palm Beach. Repreaento live will call.
BLOSSOM
now In now-cfoi/sn
GOOD VBBD house, lawn Md
porch
furniture.
Including
chain and swings. Long, nnd
■hart distance hauling. Leasing'a
Transfer and Storng* Co.
«h*
mat
T*1
*2
Swanltyswlg glanetl
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Sanford la The Only Central
Florida C ity Affording Rail, Highway*
And Water Tranuportatlon
AN
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NEWSPAPER
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. JULY 15. 1936
B—
1-
^ l«#
--it J-
Unpaid Taxes
Are Studied
By City Heads
GIRL CLINGS TO ‘BRANDING’ STORY
Receivership Of Property
Producing
Revenue Is Under
Consideration Here
: CLEVELAND. July 15. —
'W>—Martin F. Smith, tem.p r a r y chairman of the Na
tional Convention of TownClubs, addressing the
'Oenliw session, today said,
afbptlon of a cnnstltu;ttonal amendment ,xo legalise
ToVnaend Old Age P*nPlen. Is an "easentlal
of our campaign this
n*nmer.”
Accused of sanding, a confidential naval publication to an agent
of the Japanesa navy, Jhhn S, Farn*wroth„ former lirutenant
commander in th* navy, wax arrested secretly in Washington. He
shown (le ft) U lk in g with s reporter juxt after his arraignm ent.
J H e laid D r. Towiuend wouhl
.
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Press Photo)
Ira&swibSar^-
NUMBER 224
EaUbUohed In 1908
Municipal oftlcUl circles today
w*re turning thslr atient on to
ward ■ solution of th - delinquent
ta i problem ss the Clty’x (.seal
year entered the final quaitcr.
While it was indi -.ted theta la
no drastic need for revolutionary
methods of .rin fln g about over
due tax payments, ihe’o u one
lew locally untried ruuiw whirl,
has been given preliminary discosslon.
The plan wou!u sulhurlta the
appointment of a receiver for rev
enue producing properties now on
the delinquent tax roll.
City Attorney Krrd It Wilson
today expressed an upminn that,
although the. \ lex ix son,.w hat
out of ordinary thann-l-. he could
find nothing in ita substance that
might be construed as uncomtituMortal.
Ms pointed out that whl'e un
paid fixes - temporarilyC 'kO rem m antit'w km t.r V* venue,
another and perhaps more farreaching ill effect is felt in that the
jtelinquent owners are able to rvnt
1space at a lower cost than those
who keep up with their tax bills.
In a recent discussion of thu
recsleership plan, references weto
of a general nature and no partic
ular individual or firm wax men
tioned.
| It had been pointed out previous.
ly (bat the receiver method was
Murder Testimony
Conflicts In Trial Of
C. C. G racey Case
Husband Of Film_
Star Booked On
Assault Charges
Witness Si*ys Defend
ant Told Son To
“Kil| Bumbalough
Or I’ll D o I t ”
1
Self Defense Is
j
Polly Moran’s Shout
Plea Of Principal:
Brings California
Officers To Rescue Young (iracey Takes Stand To Defend
IIF.VERLY IIII.I.S. Calif., Ju 'y
p „ rp n *
I_
15 IAh—Polly Morsn'- « r» sm s
la re n i
In
^ 8 8 6
^
of "don't kill ms" summoned of I
,
—
,
fleers today to the re„dence of
( o n fllC tin g tCHtim ony H in r* 1
the film comedienne here. and th ro u g h th e
circ u it COlltt
they mapped handcuffs on her room h e re to d a y ttA t h 6 tr illl '
husband, Martin Malone, while ho! o f C. C. G m c o y , Oil HCCOjItl,"S
Angrily defmnt in the face of policemen who t - »«• I to main h» r clicked a pistol.
d e g re e m u r d e r c h a r g e s in th tf" *
admit she had e n g ir d a hoax, Jean Hell ile fti dung to her
A jammed cartridge In tbo d e a th o f O dell U u m b a lo u g h
story that a vice ring “killer" branded her with lellrte and mini gun xaved her life.
S heriffs j„ J u |y 1 93 5 , w en t in to it*
era’s and I* ft her to die in a gaa-illlrd apartm ent *t Washington D eputlr.
Waller
Schottmlllsr gecond d a y .
.Milton Reeves I ’ightt, a bar lender sh o rw o rtiil the girl lo i sn.l Robert Jorgen.on .so l
| v . rying ver, lon, of the action
Officers •aid in the struggle of ,h)1 j , frnd, nt 4l ,h» time Bumn i|h t club, win •|Ui*«tiontd in hop## hr might identif> the ’’killer
to• subdue
Ihe attorney
husband,I U g a i l l l ■ h11 w„
. „ . u|, rd w
tr, heard.
t| ,\«*<k latetl
|*ress Itiotol
IS
,
,
.
w a s S J P S U . . 1U
w - • w —w — —
deprive * r-r:
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------* *1 n > e s , testified thot Gracey said to
. O fficer, said Malone waa In-J h u , on< list
"Ifou kill him or .
foxieatetl. He Is hooked on charge | | will.”
Vi M*iU l and MMnUal p art of o ur, #
rp
of suspicion of assault with -a '
Tha defense retaliated With
deadly wrnpon.
lestimoney in a*» effort to aba's
that the defendant's participation
A lready proved (hair loyalty to
m i
a
r ia
'I n the affair was only to shoot:
’th e Townsend Plan."
I
. “ Ixiok out!" to his
son. Young
- U nder a ■new plan tubm lU eJ
n •
ri
n
« (irscry testified to that fact.
' h a t night. Dr. Townsend, f o u l * !
While the stats contends th at
'o r - of the movement for lmpo«T|
the elder G racty got out of his
Jtlon of a transaction tax to raise
.
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yar to particlpata in the actions
. ,. ,. r — _l
Tends fo r paym ent of |SOO monthwhich al egvdly resulted in Bumwould he
tnlough's death, the defense mainThe Seminole County fh am b er
I CHICAGO.
July
15— W)
,
of t'ommerce lust night took un- 1
Kcatteied thunder show .rs scored
,h “ •“ did n0* ^’ov• ,r0 '"
Th# p in would rover collec- der ronsidrratiun a suggestion
local triumphs over tha drought bl*^automoblla.
tion of state, rounty and city taxes offered by S D. Ilighlyeman th at
Furthar. tho state this morning
in the central part of tho Middle
Ground waa broken today In The receiver would collect rive* community |.ubgc singing events
West today and a m as, of cool brought out points dssignad to
entertainm ent talent rknue from the delinquent revenue- be made weekly affairs here.
air Snvelnpad tha atataa from tha prove that tha C. C. Gracey threw
to en tsr th . B its T h c .i.r M ayfair <” * * * " '
prod" ^
t a C . L
Ha poiaied not that the nsu*
Great
la k e s aaatward
tha a pair of pliers at tha \a u tb who
e ^ r.tg b t competition »C-'. Sanford vicinity to bo financed^
t ^tn
return ba nicipal pier coUld be used for the
later died fro m -M s^ n m d a .
_____ ____________ Woather lluresu said tha victory
will sfinrer a wow rarnavn *i*a may registar a t t h . local under th . r.d « r* l Housing Ad- twren the three governmental affairs and proposed thnt stereThroughout tha trial. Defense
' over the t'i-day heat wave is far
•Mail/ Tvwxaand Rccaviry rta a ,'jd * » h o u s., Manager J. L. Maren- m inistration program .
. units.
Attorney Hpcncar w is building a
opticon method, be employed tu
No mem ers of Ihs S an fo rd 1 ( tnm
tstta announced today.
> T h* rtsld .n c . will be ntsncd b y | T»>«r* » » « d . It I. said, b . . sum reproduce words of songs on n I.I.m, Clul. p all to attend tin- n a j Additional death. III tho af- rm e nf self deftnss, producing
ti.innl contention in Providence, feete<i'"area's ".Vnt ’ lh ^ toVal for
a mo the I I
Previously it was necossarv to Andrew Oarraway who obtained' *,,' kh fo, M ^
JY «b» prop screen.
who te .llf W th at Bum.» board
WW..U of udirectors'
u ^ w r.
Pr*Ti0“ ly » w“ , ,
a * tl,. I„ttl.l VHA
loan
here " ,y nw n,r' ,n'1
••••bllshvd | Mr. Ilighlyeman said an Or- It I . beginning Ju'y l!l. It was the |ieriod past tha 3,(00 mark, la'uogh wss attaniptfng to a t
to the “clUiana maxi- fo r" » rd °"*'» ■PpHextloit to Win- •“
, " U“ I >H
;
n
“ methmls would be followed, hh Inndo quartet would bo available nun lim ed h e re to d a y .
i In the northwest states nf tack young Gracey with a knlfa.
A screw Jack handle, a blow
th# national advUory board *«r Park w h .f. It waa rerelv.d
"t^
n M ^ S g . Com‘
be ps.d prohohly „„ th . . , n„ . ; to lead the musicale*.
| Montana,
Wyoming,
Nebraska
H t on . member from each sU to. by B irger W eeter w h o ., orchiso l j , ck ,o nT||le.
. fcwsia as th at to the state, county* While no official action was
m anager
an,i the Dakotas, visited earlier from which Is allagad to have
.1
K.
Mnttswks,
area
_
_
_
.
caused the end of Bumbalough'.
r c .tr .— o . r w r w i
t r , wU, ^ f,« tu r« l in tho local
indications were th a t tha b . - | , n i h‘ l r
. . . ..
! taken on the Idea there was ao nf the Townsend Plan for the ‘his wtrk by rains, tem prralur
life, waa introduced by Aaalatindication th at it mkt approv'd
stale,
is
scheduled
to
speak
be•«»**’
»**ar**l
with
no
Indication
progrema.
glnatisg of the C a m w a y tmma fh.
l#fU| . tur. mlplU 1
with the m ajority nf the baafil fore the Sanford Townsend C lu b '" ' additional shower.- This to ant State’s Attorney Lloyd B y la.
While more than a score of cn- " “ [•['' ,h * ' ro w re i * " slnco"*^
' **•
to P**» » ’» * m .king 'o f director, who attended the at the regular meeting, Friday,I X»th»r with failure nf d r o u g h t * * r*y. *he knlfa which tha dam a te rla liirj r***,''l i* said . to .hare
owned w a it
M ^ 7 n « S T^ n t ' lF,d 'a y V Jh t* W auL a^IndtaS T Jorne a p ^ J o tlo n s V 1^''
^ 'jl
of delin-( monthly m a tin g .
July 17. at 11:00 P. M. Tho meet- relief generally to ---------------,
unanimously ing will be held in the club brought a new outburst of b u y ./ ‘k n »‘« H ry tha dafanre.
Mere than 40,000 ____ of f c t o S U l w W
S
h“ d ‘ ‘" ‘ dy
« « « » •»
n n e re l
C ,M1° "
°r
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resolution disnpproving in tho grrin pits of Ihe^ Tho trial wag still ander way this
Vemlnole County farm land today th °eeo tha acU
hlen ho will
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.
. , ' ,f *h# lde» should Is sdopted Ing of govsrnment ownership of room, in the Arcade Building.
Chicago market.
| afternoon, tha atate having rested
'b a d bom Included'la the govern- present.
Hot dry weather ronllnued over •* HHS0 o clock this morning eft'tJEHL'*
'%
£
Thur»«lny'* tidi*#: low. |J:04 A.
soil
conservation program,1
p rogram ,1 Beginning thU weak and con- c " x . , v . L7 . „ lJ u _
I ■Mental h®
*! eonaerratlan
n*fM i,nr. A ttcre-r WHoon said
er introducing a* ays witnesses
M.
B.O'j A. M. ami *l:.i7 I*. m a n y s ta te s . T e m p e ra tu re s above Mrs. White and H a u l Smith.
! . 'County Farm Agent C. B. Daw- tlnulng for five successive week*
,1’ yL.ro? ^
He
lh* on,y M“ °« "reded g r .
x
100 w ere reco rd ed in m |n y c itie s.
M Stun inf a ul r»:nil A. M. an 1
» # ? • “ *?!««*«■ ..
| «lx acta will bo xaen a t tha Rita l r. _
,? IT «® P»‘ It In fore, would b. . m„. K l W a n i S
A p p ro v e s
One of tha most Important da°T “ mo‘
t t at 7 OJ I*. 51. Moon il»r# at
" H a said a moating of frower* every Friday night. Applause may ..c u r. a maximum of $14.- JLTfcV.k" roT*
frnso witnesses Is young Gracey,
000
or
a
minimum
of
11,500.
|
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n
by
,h*
C,,y
CommUsion.
1 07 A M. ami »#U at I.U'J V. 51.
. ile-ecbeduled for 8 o'clock tonight will datom lna one winner at
brought hard from Marianna to
Repayment may be spread ovs*t the Altamonte com munity. tech performance.
which hr has alreidy been sen
•r
.
period
of
a
.
u»ng
M
20
g
Wm m where bn will raplatn Dm
On Aug. U , the six winner,
. r . s n .r
tenced in'rnnnection with BumboA total «f yi.HS6 was on itepoall
lough's death.
■i
in fisv >r of the Memlnole County
otp o and t h . radio audience X ^ a Z i S T • ? 0 . N ‘which t
p a r e n t of county , r WDBO
, it° T “ e F ^
Building perm its totaling $425
The e'der Gracey hid been
resolution, commending tho Chamber nf ( ummerre at ths- vnd
a rt
lion of ' tho Junior **f June, arcoriling t» a refairt were issued today and late yas- scheduled for trial on first dagreo
principal
rogrem
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la lb* program,
regrem , Mr. Dawson
Uawaon be given n
a chance to Appear
A ppear In.
. k i , h must hbe-'
-------Chamber nf Commerce and tho made tu tin- IMini.I of ilin-ctors trrday, according to record* a t m t'rdrr rhnrgas bet Judge Millard
One provision which
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I Smith last week granted n motion
me) by th# prospective borrower i NEW YORK, Ju y IS.—WV- U fnJxtrrial Association In nt- I t 'l "luht ty lislph Uxgweil, sec- city hall.
Tha event hare la open to *11 U that ha possess 20 percent in IA"0,h«'' Amsrienn athletic ergusv. tem pts to ban loltaries, was rrtary.
The Colored Welfare Board o b - |, quash the charges. Immodlataly'
lately
tainrd permission to tra c t a thereafter. A ssistant SUate'a
passed today by the~Sanford Kl
-------c» .h “or
»
» lly- Conaidarebla tal*n la regia-( of hlll tompjgtgg house and lot. j Hn*r Manhattan for Berlin and the wants Club.
i Judge Jam ea 0. .Sharon, judge- boot*, *nd tennis eourt on Eight-1 torny Boyle flletl a new Inf or;
The resolution reads: “ Wo advocate of tho Fluriils depart- eenth Street at a coat of $300. | | nn B| »g|ng second degree
J t r a l
C re W :* * ^
ou. ^ f:town'
**•( Plan. ,.nd .pacification, m ust’*1*:*"!*' Olympic Gsmas.
X
■»* gs( g v a / I
,th *
bo drawn and submitted to an I To tba accompaniment a f cheers heartily endorse tha movemrnt ment, Spanish American W ar Vet- H. M. Richard drew a perm it fnr j c r,
l H y tL I l f
" r**U r oreaeatrn ^ p e a c - | r lf A r, prM„ ,u tl » o for approe.l.!** spcclatara and a shrieking din inaugurated by tha Junior Cham- n a n s , will retu rn late today from $125 to repair the porch and)
|
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avary morning a t tho Rlt*,[ o th e r conditions to bo complied °* hundred, of whistles, tho big U r nf Commerce and the Sanford Winter Haven where hr is attend- roof of a frame dwelling.
The third permit wee to L aura,
TAX HATH CUT ------la n d soma of tha sets are r e - , _ i , t , i ^ i ^ u th a t tho b o rrsy sr M* H"ar posed away from tba K inlsterD I Association to rid ing the funeral of Charles It. Head,
, . '
B
financial staUm ant t o 'P |, r * down tha Hudson and lulu our fa ir city of tbs lottery bust commander of tha vrtrrxna* unit. Johnson who will expend $60 to ,
ATLANTA, Ju.y IS.—(AO—Renee. generally known as 'Cuba'.'* W. It. Mallard accompanied Judge remodel a dwelling a t 000 E ast
show ha has aufffctont Income to
Flfth
Street.
|
during
(seuigta'a
property
ta
*
te
u
Principal speaker before tbn .'heron.
Tba Olympic team, had trouble
jlhrva ml I*. Oavarnor Eugene Talfinancing tha trip right up to the rlub luncheon at the M ayfair
madge yesterday returned to the
I pnUUng out thnt act* are being.
must provide a favor last minute but finally made it. Hotel waa H arry Watson who e x
state ita lowest rata sines |$$3. la
sa received, and
t-ea
Meadows,
stale
license
tag
able statement from a credit as- Three hundred and thlrty-four who plained the home loan plan in
inspector, visited Hanford la*, yes
augurated
by
the
federal
govtinsailed
today
together
with
those
.
*
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^
m
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■ ' *® " V " >W l I I O § lol
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terday on • routine trip around
according to Mr. W at already In Europe or tailing la- meaL
r
I
STREET
FIGHTER
FloilJn.
Ilia
inspection
showed
H
at
Ho said nn loans could be mad<son, are made only for new Con |*r, form a full aquad of 3H2. the
Bide for equipment to ha u»*d i
____
struction and not for rehabilita larffwtl th at #*#r represent#.! (hit bora, until 30 persona had applied n o ir e than 100 half-year plate* on school bus routes in th* v H rl- . pxRIB, July 15.—(A>)-NatlonIndicating that the require*’in m • be*, been sold from the office of
iM ftlry in competition aboard.
tion purposes or repairs.
ly of Hanford will be received »> 2 | allst anemias af Leon Blum’s gov--—
-—
=—
i
.
Ground Is Broken
Sought By Ritz For First Home
For Local Show Under FHA Plan
5 S S T .“
A m a te u r T a le n t
I
E ntertainm ent Series A c t i v i t y forecasts
6 Perform ances' Building Boom For
lied*For Sanfordj Seminole C o u n t y
7
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A
w e tt-e .tr ^
V
j
Community Song Affairs
Are Proposed By Chamber
Civic Organization Disapproves Govern . 1minder Showers
Live Some Keliel
ment Ownership Of Railroads In
Unanimous Expression
ill Drought Region
GITY NEWS BRIEFS
but
i
H
•110,000 Acres Fa l l
1Under U .S Soil Plan
?£■
?5£*My-flm oarcant of county ' “
B1 n,w orJ,n<n<' wn<,ld '*i
oiympifc Team
« nt- Monlhly p«ym*nt* •" » »*•- S a i l s F o F B e r l i n
'
Of County
I’ll"-!
iu
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Campaign Against
Illegal Lotteries
Permits
Building
Issued Total $425
orthin‘co!it »« •trenr. reliadtodayiboii^Tw
t
.
‘^ S B f v U v s * ? a r t s : sru z moniU7 p‘rn,nU on
Jr* *
"
•
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School Board Will
Take Equipment Bid
*“,y-: L c u r
Audubon Society
Aaka Closing Of
Wild Duck Season Airport Project To
bar hod qualified since tha initial Jn'»- Jlnklna, Hsmlno a County tax
loan waa made last weak.
i collector.
•D. O. Scott of Chicago 4ra. a;
■— ■
dub guest and made a briof ad-, p.rily cloudy, scattered showers
Thursday and on extrema south
ton of Sanford,
coaal tonight. Extrema northwest
Tbu Celery Camp, Woodmen
tba Florida Audubon
of tho World, will moot' a t » P. Woman In Enirlnnd y,orW
President
P*rtlytonight
tk,udyU l E a n g lH n a
,»i
howtr,
andP«^*W
Thurs-y
Two weeks of operation will! M. Thursday to lay plana far at- T T U I I lu n
eioaa tba wild dock
af tba complete scheduled impnvom—ta, tsndlag Um District No. Two oas- Hanged For Murder* day.
of tho fowL | to tba Municipal Airport, It was *b» to bo bald la Umatilla on
• b o pointed announced today by W. S. Barb,! July **RXETER, England. July U -— 1 A nrord was accom: In attendCoun-1 Other Important business will (A>—Mra. Charlotte Bryant, Wwould bare! WPA director of
'e w d a during the first half
{ream before tha organisation, m r -e ld mother of five children, of tho Florida Blalu league, if am th i, year's ty.
Ha said about three weeks’ oc- lodge officers said,
wag banged Unlay for the polaon cording to a report toauad this
• telegram which tlvltle* an Farit A rena, should
AH members are oapaclolly murder of bar husband.
|afternoon by CM*- Wart, president
to tka President:
th a t j# U a it which in-1 urgod to attend the mooting.
Iho woe tho second mnihor to of the local cluh. In this city BIOS
M pare-;
—------------------Of . tho
continued eludes finishing
4l0 on tho gallows In England attended from tho itn rt of tho »**WOd dork*
aurfaeo
CARDINAL DIES
yoar.
Dorothea Wadding- ton until Juno 22. Daytona Beach
o f tho severe' w ith a sol
4
--------i executed Apr. 1* for pobon- wax first with $371.
• f t BESANCON, Franca. July 1 5 yoot'a crop o f doolgnod to
woman patlanta In a
— ■■
■■
| (A0—Henri Cardinal Bloat, 07, who
Imolore tho tho thoroughfare.
tome, also hod five
NIGHT HI D IM
odor; tarred Fraoao to the Werld Wsf
: executive ardor! Tho other
w ay bare b
M id aa an enliated a g o , died today.
Armory.
| Tba c sid h u ) waa horn 13 mites
NBW GRANDSON
” 2 * ^ '
^
— ' Aciltliie* of a band of white-robed
m from Bobean* which bo later
helped defend fr*«o tbn German-,
RT WORTH. Tax, July 18. »lght ridare who egforre their
la Ha wag decorated fa r bravery Ui
Preaidant
Roooovalt'a primitive moral (ode with terror
grandchild. I b k y boy, (BtJ th, Ush b i t night gaaum.d
i5r"
u llb t of Mr. B(| |nU rs|ate charaatar as Invest!.
Mr*. EUlott Roosevelt. The
.
1
Woodmen Will Plan
Be Completed After Tri p To Umatilla
Two Week's Work
fleet child, Ptili. b two y,t on °‘ “ • *,offW» aprud In-
old,
j
|o South Carelina^-
g«
:
P. 51., tomorrow by Dio Srmlnol# | ernmfnt tcuffltd with polleo and
County School BoorJ, Superintend- J'.ftU U In tho awank Chomp# tty ant T. <W. Lawton announced to- iM | , u yastordey to provldd a
d«y.
1rowdy epilogue to Franco’s Ba*Tha materials purcMsad will be till. Pay spectacle,
county owned, since previous pel-1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1 -_
vale .ids entered wtra rejected h y |-------'*
-~--p
th* County Board on recommamlatlon of local trustaaa.
LOCAL WEATHER
•am. Avai
P it, Avars**
Mar. Avarag*
IIROOKHVILI.F., July 15.-Tlny 4ar. Avarag*
Mountain, tha biggest boy in Wav
rvaaAvarag*
Rrooksvilla, will soon return to
bis former profession, that of fat
man in tha Johnny J. Jonas’ rircus.
II* was fired whan his weight
dropped from 400 to IN , but now
ba tips the Mslas at 400 again. H*
attributes h b decline to homesick
ness sad bad food.
K E JO IN H CIRCIIg
HANCTIONB
m
!( <pA
a =
LIFTED
LONDON, July 15.—4*5- G r e a t
Britain lifted sanction* from Italy
a t midnigbl and aarly yesterday
IM flrat consignment of Italian
prodoia—pearhas and p lu m s-ltn d -
td at Harwich,
_____i l L M m _____
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PATHETIC SCENES IN DAKOTA DROUGHT BELT
ELSIE JANIS GIVES ALL TO CHARITY
♦
Obeying what aha termed *a divine Inaplratlen fram Oad," Hale
danla, former ataga and' tcraan atar, announced her decleWn ta
live all her - worldly pocaaaalona * ta charity and deveta tha rant
af her Ufa ta aldln( tha laaa fortunate. At tha left la lla la aa aha
appeared during World W ar daya whan tha waa known at tha
eweetheart af tha A .I .P .- On the right la a meant photograph af
her at 47 yearn aid. (Aaeeelatad Praaa PhetaaJ
.
CONGRESSMEN HOMEWARD BOUND (
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STATE AID PLEDGED MEN ‘FIRED* IN UNION DRIVE
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A t tha Icaam
af the campaign lad by John L. Lawla to organlza WO,000 ataal werkam Into ana
Mg unleetlA
_ j af am ploy art' bitter oppoaltlon, Llaut. Gov. Thomee Kennedy af Ponntylvanla told a
^mete meeting af workman ari Homtttead, Pa, that atate mllaf would be provided for any forced from
their Jobe. Kennedy 1a ahown (left) apcaklng and at tha right la a taction af \b« <r*wd that heard
,
a him. (Aaeoclated Preec Photoe)
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Use Imagination in Night Lighting of Your'Garden
dotartad nvteieck
llvaateck gnat
gate hungry and tmpa wither away aa tha
am aaaanoa,
the tarrld
t o r rid aummar
run ecart
cummer aun
aepra
Narth Dakota a draught.itrlakon a race. At tha tap la tha abandoned heme af ana farm family th it
•••* •"< the look af rain drove out. Tha horaea (cantor) long have triad to find forage In the grata*
I* * paitum, but now they team la have given up. Below, la «n appalling view of dual dunot drlftir.g
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FIND
SNOWMAN •
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Ex-Huoband, Friend
Of Slain Club Girl
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Adjournment af Congmaa eontthe natlen'a lawmakem hurrying heme*
ward— er u Philadelphiata attend tha Democratic natlanal cenventlen.
. Rap. Patman (left), Ot mac rat at Taaae, and Rap. Fard, Democrat a#
I Mleeleeippf, are ehewn at the railway elation In W aahlngun baglag
tick eta far a aouthbeund train. (Aeeoclateu Praaa Photo)
WALMSLEY QUITS AS MAYOR
a
a ' m L t ' i i . „ .1 .
|M tlfMlna tranafarma Uia garden In U a varltabla fairyland af aolor and taauty.
Illy pad la mada af metal, with tha light bulb tlamped andamaalh.
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N ENJOYS OUTDOOR FEAST ON VACATION
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Whan tha mercury want aaaring ta 100 dagmaa In Atlanta, a a , Cebu*
taataa hurried ta an lea factory ta find mllaf. They found It all right—
aad alaa a July anawman. Julia Calgultt (left) and Amalia Hewlett
grg going lea ehavlnge to put flnlohlng tauahaa an the aut-af'Oaaaaa
-e rttttr.- (Aaaaclitad Pmea P lt t o )
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! /T H E FIGHT WILL GO (0N 1’
atucked In jacket cellar, chuck lea at • fact daring a ah
Republican prealdentlal namlaaa’a vacation at labaa I
P e tty Anna, la at Ma left. (Aaaa tinted Praaa P b N j )
CE OF NIGHT CLUB GIRL’S FATE
MUTE EV1D
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YOLDM EXXV
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Member Associated Press
States Seeking
U.S. Funds For
Flood Control
MASCOT OF ELKS’ CONVENTION
President Is Asked
To Set Aside Big
Sum From 1936 Re
lief A llo c a tio n s
Nation’s Death Toll
Hits 1,217 Persons;
Crop, Stock l/Osses
P a s s $300,000,000
Showers Relieve
Some Dry Areas
J
Hailstorms D e s t r o y
Farming ProdutjLs,
Houses In Georgia
tng primary called hy the Demn-j
erstle Executive Committee fur,
Aug. tl to name candidate* to
succeed the is It* I'nited State*
•enmtoM, Fletcher and T n m n u !'.
Secretary o f Slat** R. A. Clray
requfited the ujiinn u when five
candidate* for
the o ffice filed
qualifying fee* with him before
tha deadline
la.«t
Saturday at
midnight.
Whether the attorney Renernl
navi yt** or no. tho u hole thin*1
will ffi to the Supreme r«>uit. It
ha* final a u th or!/' to determine
whether public fumU may be
pended In conductm* *prclal pri
maries
HYDE PARK, N. Y„ July
IS. — (API _ Representa
tives of half a dozen eastern
and Inland states
a sk e d
President Roosevelt to set
aside a Urge chunk of the
1038 relief act funds for
emergency flood control res
ervoirs and other works.
Spokesmen for the group
said many projects could not
w ait until Congress appropriates
money to carry out authorisation*
friends with tho emblematic beast at
jy f a a p P mmXL*' flo « r > * * 4 y r ~ ’K-J d P ''_w__________
t* * uty- rn*-k”
Sntreij*^,
Where the E Ik s ^ e J irr u l/u w V(fwft f*T'/V"*'"**:
t r e t t ^ T f c e T f r a W r t n e t w llh ' -------------- —
the delegates before Iravini; for is the n u s o ll of the Homdiitii lodge. ( A P T'Roto)
Maine where he will cruise off
tho coeat with his sons.
Jury For Circuit 13,000 Seminole
Court A ctiv ity Acres Covered In
ReportsForDuty U. S. Farm Plan
RFC Rates Cat
WASHINGTON, July 13—tAT
— The | 11,000,000.000 Recon
struction Finance corporation, in
an effort to hasten further re
covery, last n lfh t announced
widespread reduction in Interest
rates to business, banks and farm
organisations.
The action, anticipated for some
tbo* In flpaarial circles, prompt
ly
soused speculation
as tn
jyhether th# federal government
and privet* lendlnr iaotitution*
Twenty-seven Seminole- County
a n he so taring an era of open Cltltens to serve on the circuit
court Jury had been summoned
today and reported for duty at
avowed policy of allowing prl- tha Court House.
I vate enterprise a free rein when
The regular panel is composed
it can take up “slack."
of H. C. P arker, C. T. McCaulRFC Chairman Jesse H. Jones ley, C. E. Hawks, J . St. Clair
said the reduction should enable White, Jr., Morgan McClelland,
RPO borrowers to liquidate their Fred Forward, Otis Fourakrr.
debts to tho corporation without W. B. fra y c ra tt, W. H. Allen, A.
, unduly cramping their opera W. Davis, M. W. Temple, George
tions. Some Interpreted this to Smith and H. M. Gleason.
Special jurors are F. D. Scott,
lodlest* the Administration's dotCeattaae* Oa race T ee)
Burgess McMahon, Roy Venahle,
Henry F. McGowan, A. U. Kim
ball, T. W. Jones, Gua Schmah,
Jos. S. Botes, II. E. Fuller, W.'I.
Tyler, N. J. HtenstrOm, F. J.
Tacksch, R. F. Hudson and A. J.
McCaulley.
Ths principal case to come bn
i fora the Ju ly circuit court is th i t
Gracey Case Is Set C o n s e r v a t i o n Plan
Gains Rapidly I n
For Trial Tuesday
Agriculture Circles
Morning At 9:30
Shannon Assault ,
Trial Under Way
i In Circuit Court
of C\ c : Cr*ccy'
" l*h
dfifrM
murd«r In the
death of Odell Dumballough. TrUl
.
. .
0 , , n Tmmj •
!* *“ tor 0:30 TuMd“ y morn'
L A*I Today's aetiviU .i w .re to hav.
^ Wilkinson, w ss mdd.nly taken wnUrtd around th, trial of Fred
_____
•’*—*
Shannon, youth antged to have
F n d Shannon. gaaford youth.' assaulted Georgs Calhoun. *
was on trta lh ere Oils sfU m oon ,l« » l «ml«**r, with la t.„ t to kill
(hsrgod with aassaltiaa G r a m I Then are other minor cases
Calhoun, local eegtaeoj; with i n - ' to be heard, Including two where
grand larceny le charged, sctent to MIL
Tsatimony given hy the victim, cording to Chief Deputy O. S.
hta wife, Mr*. CsJhom and a son, Eitridgf.
JMM*. showed that ths defend
ant la alleged to hav* mom to
Mr. GnUsranY boms sad shot him!
twice with ao
reason.
as apparent
apparent____
_
Charles Shaffer, police officer,
alas testified la ths hearing, tay‘ “ that ha arrested young Stanafter tha incident and took
a gua whkfc bora two
Funeral services for Betty Ann
Harrison, 10-year-old daughter of
la expected to be Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison, wars
scheduled to have been held at 3
L h fd Bey la la tha state's at- P. M. today from the Erickson
ta n s y , while B. A. B. Wilkin Funeral Home. Th* Rev. Ur, VI.
■ew i* the dsfahsa lawyer.
D. Brownies was to officiate.
Miss Harrison died yesterday in
th« family home at Sanford and
Geneva Avenues after s lingering
lllnes*.
the Fart of Central Flor
Pallbearers pro J. M. Wilson, ( l
Ms at
P- Pert, E. L. Copeland and Mor
thosyUsd dally. accept 8un- ris Maya.
VW.hy tha Remloo I« County
MU* Harrison was bom at East
of
showing
Dacatar. Ga., on RepL 24. 1WL
arrivals sad
via BL. She sad bar family hud bma real*»H
* M a s liv er.
July 12, dtnla o f Sanford for eight years.
Sorriving are the parents, Mr.
A 1K IY A U
and Mrs. Harrison, and three broth
\T h * I f f, GOV. SIMPSON. with
ers, Part Harrison, Lawrence Har
" M M harssa. Florida Tawing
ries* tad Eugene Harrison,
laterment will be In Evergreen
IDEAL PERSHING, Cemetery.
Flsrida TowV
-
Young Local Girl
Dies Sunday After
Lingering I l l n e s s
M A R R IH E NEWS
PO Y . MMPSON. with
. r*rid * Tawing
Heat Clings
To Mid-West
As Rains Fail
NEW BROTHER FOR THE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS!
TALLAH ASSE E, July 11.— W l ^
—The attorney-general', ofle# t o - (
day asid it could not complete
before tonight an opinion -on tho
legality of the npecia! nominet-l
Interest Reduct i o n
For Business Firm s
Announced By RFC
Circuit court adjourned at 2:30
o'gWk tU i AftAfMnn during »ka
J r !* *
duri"*
t m l of Fred Shannon, charge<l
with assault with intent to kill.
M M HER T i l
E sta b lish ed In 1908
Pepper Has Field To
Himself As Four
Seek Post Vacated
By Park Trammell
Advocates Cite
Need For Haste
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SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, JULY 13. I9:lti
Senate Vote
Ruling To Be
GivenTonight
S a n fn n ! Is T he O n ly O n lr a l '
Florida C ity A ffo rd in g R ail, H ig h w a y !
A nd W ater T ru n sp orlatin n
City Commission To
Discuss Dog S tatu te
INC.
A proposed change In tha m an k iP*l erttaassco governing th o dHpoaal of waltaawaad dogs probobty
win ha diaensaad tonight whan tha
Caatral Florida City Caswwilesion assembles a t T ; »
o 'ria * Bag Us ra g n k r
Thirteen thousand acres of Sem
inole County farm s today hid been
Included umlcr the federal govern
m ent’* soil conservation program,
County Agent C- It. Dawion announcud.
Ho said 1TH work sheets, in
dication of participation in tho
plan, were on file a t his office
this morning.
Mr. Dawson said ho was highly
satisfied with tho late result, and
declared that ho expected W per
cent of tho (‘ounty’a agricultural
industry to have signed with th*
program before the deadline f e l l
on July 20.
A forep of nearly half s dnien
persona this week are revering
tho County, making personal ex.
planstiona of the
conservation
movrmrnt and era endeavoring
to nblnin support from every
grower.
Tho county agent said he had
received bet one fla t refusal an
the p a it of a farm er to sign a work
sheet
Late last week some of the coun
ty’s largest farming latere,!, com
piled with the routine of the con
servation plan and the r r m i i , / ^
interest* of a la rg e r scope are
exported to enter shortly, accord
ing t<> Mr. Dswson.
Ro-emphaaixing that money paid
by tho government for eonrervation participation Is not a loan, the
agent pointed out that receipt of
fund* bound a grower to no ob ig* lion*.
Tonight Mr. Dawson will hold _
public meeting a | the fake Monroe
school house to ruplain the plan.
Activity will begin at * o'clock.
Tuesday night he will 're at the
I/mg wood poi toff tee.
i
I- e jja l p i n i o n U
redUr* o ft ■rlC-ther , -Hv-r-c
n i l f 'A C O . J u ly l-l - (A H )
U rtn ig lil a m i r*i'i>rd-Hlintt»'l' IIR lli'lit i ItlllK lit t)n< InilR
Hiii'M-iiiK iiiultlli' w est a n d
i’u /1 hi tin- iin rlh t-rii h a lf t>f
tin- ilMViun t*.,lny a., Iift*-glviiiK r iu ti, iTf^*mme portion.-, o f
th o niu’tln v i's t ihiit ,-omth o v e r
111 !- w eek-i'lld w e r r e x iiw tt'd
t o . i i ill n t h e r iifft-cti-d /i-y tio n a
but 'fuiU-d nut "
Death, fr< m prn,tratuin and
ilruwnmg muiinted tn at least
1,247 unit fr-ip de,tructitm waa
Wrt*fv*vL *•> * AiJ»*«t't*(mg- -fv«w -'TV.;
witn damage ui cere** «f VlOO,-~
DIM).mm.
The government meteorologist
J It. I.lnyd, hero mad* this
''llhie Mi rnluy"
for
hurasaed
, farm er, in the breadbasket of
America ami
gn,ping
urban
1 dw eller, w hen he uninmnced no
( new ram* were in sight fur th a
, northwest or for any other heatlinked urea.
I He *uid generally fair w eather
I with torrid tem perature* would
| rnntmue today unit tomorrow for
j the drought area* in general but
| cooler weather w n likely in tha
j eastern section of the northwest
I Tuesday.
,
| piirely local show er, were for*-
^ li
IV 'n jA * "
[ lawful a a th orlla for ltti> special %
|nominating primario, the Demn-'
' critic executive committee set
for Aug. It and Si-pt I. I f they
cannot be held, nomination
of
senatorial candidate,
must
ho
msilo by politlcst parly executive
committee*
If the attorney-general find,
statutory authority for such n I
nrlmsry. it will be attacked by
Elorid* Republican,. If he fin d ,,
no authority,
the
nomination, |
probably would be mud- by the
Qa P i«» Tw«)
i Unidentified
Gracey Is Returned
F or Court Activity
Auto t‘« ,
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1
.
{ t*n a boy ih i' tnno for ih»- lHivi» Dionne* o f i ulluiidrr. DnUtio, pureiitn of the famoua quin- |^"*l fwr North Dakot*.
Driver Crashes 3 tuplflft.
And here ate l’fcp»
und ihu five older childien tukinu * p«#op
the youngotur 111 | WincVntln
s of proud M
Dloime. The fiimous qidns w rtf n«t mrndw*rs of the hupp/ pitrty, rtm dniR ^Ja WherSI It dm " rlfn
Vehicles Saturday aithe tharm
rir private hospital arr«»s thn load
Below, i , a rlo*»- up of the loi-by Inhy weighing in. {Copy- ilrnught area, men and
uuia
An unidentified drlvec, appar right lUld by News Syndicate Co. Inc. from The A I')
ently drunk, late Saturday night
roared down Sanford Avenue in
th* vicinity of 20th Street and
crashed into three autoinobil
doing considerable damage
Witnesses to th* incident aaid
ths crashes occurred so suddenly I
WASHINGTON, July 1.1.—
that the only description possible
i/l*i IVlic« pit id toilny tlu*y
tn obtain w i, that ths wildly-|
ho|»r>I to nmkit two
in
driven esr Is a Ford coupe.
j
fimm*ctlnfi with th»» mutilnlton
The owner of nne esr Invulvrd
». U. S. Inspectors
Satisfied W ith
Sanford Airport
Mutilator Of Girl
Sought By t ’ops
,h" D epartm ent Of Com-
of Je a n Hell, 2.1, who teitificd
UTI'fttly Im'I uI l» il
,i'vn i • w
ertan, but bfcaute of the coupe *
r
,
. ,
Krtiul juty inventigntmg vn*u
head sta rt was unihlo to krrp it
mCTCe O f t IC Illl/I
rhufifi'H
against
< ht»iD w
In sight.
|
I g ill L
() V P P
F ie ld
"I in ky” I,tiri ino,
Police today were working on
M ,O K
U U r
1 IL ,U
Tho girt w»4 fnurul yetthe ease, although they hail only]
-------Itritiiy in 4 tin* lilhnl m ^ r l
tha barest details and leads.
j Two If. S. Deportment of Comjiu'iit. Htw* until » iii4ii fim'H‘1
On* of the automobiles he- m erte representative,
who inhi4 w n/ Inti* I ho
t*»i"
longed to B. I,. Perkin*, local apvct,.,j the Sanford airport luty
off her gown, cut tho Init
merchant, and it w n
sobadly Saturday
were
particularly
T . L,” 4 ltd tlgurm ’M - l o n
damaged he purchased a new ve pleased with the facilities offered
hicle to make a vacation trip a t the flying field, .V’oliu Wil h«*r thig h nml nt»l»nii**i», thru
Iniunil mid left h»*r m hor iih -mi
which he had planned.
liam*, local aviation enthusiast,
with tho gn* liniH-d i»n. ‘lh**
Owners of the other automo ■aid today.
girl formerly lived in laJikcUiul,
bile* had not been reported lo
Tho men, J . It. Puckett and
police this morning.
Hu.
Wiley Iteitr, offered
two su g
gestions: that tho landing area
be rolled with a heavy machine j
end th at four trees growing rn
T o n i g h t I Ui* south end Inr removed.
I A formal report of tho losprcSanford Odd .Fellows,
. . . ---- - Ij.tige lion should ho received here thi,
Number 27, tonight will Install of- I‘ w #t"’ since Mr. lic itt toft imfor
W ashington
tn
fletra for th« coming year. CVr.** I
monies are to begin at H p. M in Catulougc hit official opinion.
Three plane were in tho t<air
IK* orgsnlaatlon'i lodge hall.
J. T. Hardy is tho oncoming nol>lo ing party, composed of indivnlu
grand while W. W. Van Ness has *1* who had attended tha s ta te
been elected vlcs-not l# grand. Oth wide aviation conference In Or
er o ffk e n , with th* exception »f lando last. week. Among tho i><-r
the secretary and treasurer, wi t tonnrl were A , ilensen of Minim, and 4:44 P. M . Hun rise* at S:3w
and C. E. Milt,on and Harold A. M. and se t, at 7:30 F. M. Mirnn
be appointed by th* chair.
n*e* a t 12;0>1 A. M. and set, at
All local members of the frs- Mueller of llrlando. •
Ranfcrd person* interested in 2:W I*. M.
Urnlty are urged to stteml to.
night'*
activities.
Out-of-lawn aviation tndirntrd some time ago
Tho board ot directors if the
th a t a favorable departm ent of
lodge members ar* also Inviud.
Srminuta County Chamber of Com
( l ’a»NlliM»rsi mm P « |* f«H v|
merce will meet Tuesday night at
K l1. M. In the Chamber huihllng.
President T. K. Simpson «*ld to
day. Tho session is the regular
monthly affair.
Sanford Odd Fellows
Seat Heads
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Indian Is Hanged
Despite Failure
O f Trap Trigger
North*
In
laughed with relief and ehlhlrrn
played In mud puddle*. Farm ers
continued to fight hurries oft
grasshopper, nnd crickets,
*
The worst of the drought coun*
i try needed a soaking drownpour,
hot corn would bo greatly bene
fited by any fair amount of rain.'
('oiler w r a t h e r
alons
would
•low thn dally onslaught oT rlgi »iruction, which has cost f i r m e r *
| V*Mlt*«t*l til »■*«• Two)
Victim Dangles For -p.
,L m ’ »
33 Minute, iiefnre Papworth T ender
Deajth t’ronounced
C Of C Resignation
*
FAN rAJtl.O S, Aril.. July IS.—
—llourtfiJl Hurl <inrdru*r, an
Aptii'hu 1util.m who killed hip wif»*t
l u f u 't child, urnt « not her In-lmti.
wan hanged fniiii govurnmvnt gab
low j for 3.T miruile* while armed
men *toui| guard av a warning to
inbr^nien n«.t to interfere.
From Market Body
If. M. Papworth, Seminol*
Chamber of Commerce represen
tative an thn Controlling Com
mittee of the Stale Market, will
submit hi, resignation a t tha
Chamber board meeting tom or
row night, it was announced toGardner, 31, who insisted the ‘*“ -f
The following statem ent wan
government "get rupu” ami hang
bun without delay and boasted he issued by Mr. Papworth:
“ Since the organitaliun of th*
would die ’’like on A pur he" met a
horrible death. The body struck Sanford Slate Market I have h«M
of chuirman on th*
the side of the trap as the trigger „the . office
,,,
Hoard representing
was sprung. It dangled th e re 1
the Chamber of Commerce. Tho
while the helpless victim groaned market la now a well established
and kirked.
Those dhrretlng the exeeuthm Institution and will always bo fo r
tho good benefit of HemlnuU*
talked of u-upping him again but
South
Florida
farm er*
derided against it. Every minute and
for fully 20 minutes the attending providing politic* a re ' not p#(mitlcd to control.
physician made an examination
"When resigning a , your p res
and shook his head. Thirty-three
ident t wn* persuadrd to retain
minute* after th* trap * a * office on the Market C ontrulllnc
sprung, Gardner waa finally pro Hoard until the end of our fiscal
nuunccd dead,
•^
m year, July, 103*1. This tim e haa
Thera had teen talk of a tribal now arrived and not desiring to
uprising' to prevent the execution represent your’ honorable board
but not an Indian speared In sight. further will you kindly appoint
G u /rd t witched In etcry direction. my successor a t your eonven-.
lenceV
The statem ent waa atfned by
Mr. Papworth.
Sheriff J, F- McClelland re
turned today from Marianna bring
ing Virgil Gracay, Inmat* of the
state sebool for key*, to testify
In th* Tnasday trial of hi* father,
C. C. Gracey, facing second degree
murder charges.
Court proceediag* are scheduled
LOCAL W EATHER
Judge Jan ie, (,. Sharon was
to g el under way tomorrow at 9:30
A m ateur night 1# coming homo that many persons now receiving schcduel to leave today fur Tavares
A. M. Uoyd Boyle, naatatant stale's
to Sanford Friday a t tha Rlu
Governor Dave Sholtx tomor
attorney, la '
• livolihiHtil fro mthe entertain- where h* wl.l suballlula for Juilge
"Jo*
I Thaater nnd will conllnoa for th*
Toler. In k * county judge, who ia row ia scheduled to b* nominated t ' ' m u .
following flv* consecutive Fricay*. ■ant world got their start on am unable to preside in his court bo- fur tho position of grand fsaulted Fab. A v trs a # _______41
Mar. Average ■ — I*
J. L. M arentatte, theater mane- ateur heur* and ___
later turned .cause If lllnes*. The tran sfer is ruler of th* Elk* who ar* hold Apr. Avars** -------- l«
gar, today, announced that per- professional. He said consider-^ made hy order of tho governor.
ing their national convention In Wav Averse*
M
su n s
»o«* wishing to compete aSould able talent Is In Sanford.
Los Angeles.
I I ______________
contact B lrgar W ester, vbosc
Judg* Htrbert 11. Frederick,' i i
H rrhert C. Brawn of Senior l,
Mr. Wester, now t leading tho
Tha toenly fshrf agent’■ office orchestra will rapport th* conand Mi** Catherine J. Ivey of Lake exaulud ruler of th* Daytona *'
has dUcariTiauad the'.yractic* of ta*tents, a t W inU r Fork.
KUarnoy Tavern Orchestra, is a
i Monroe, hav* boon licrnoed to wed. Beach lodge, to which Bholti bo- l*
giving away hasanT and pin* U r
Applause w in daUrmina th* nntiv* of Lake Mary and h a* , according to records In th* offlc*, l°ng*, la to place th* governor’* ' J»
all for th* treatnm n of the screw winners her*. Tha six vleton will ■ A M f t ASS as m s ! a l i a s . i , s L 4 s M i a a i sk
’ I t * TVtO
SI
Ma m ( a a l i a M
M n llta W
bran an p p ste u r night *ntartain- A mt . __S __ f . . J ___ f _.__, __ #V iv L .. _
name Ila
nomination. AAnother
»*
worm, H was. an nouns ad today by ga to Orlando on A ugust I t and ■sent director ‘fu r about two of County Judge Jam** G. Hhsroa. Floridian will second tha mot*.
I*
Roy C. Tanner, la thafg* , f U a a ir their w a n e over WDBf and Fran,
Because ha waa Scheduled to JOLT
Bid, for several county-owned
t
work In s * v * « I , Central Florid* allow n radio audience to choose
In addition to th* stage fea school hi- tea e l l be received become head of th* Elk organi II
counties.
th* final winners.
sation, tha governor recently an
Thursday
by
th*
Betpinol*
County
<U* Mid Ua
*111 be
Mr. M arentatte raid th* one* tures
------- Friday, n feature picture, loard of public instruction. Su nounced n decision not to run for
available to
h p ri who ar* socceesful an tha radio) “T hree Cheer* for Love,’’ la perintendent T. W. Lawton said to one of th* U. S. Senxta post*
vat* (tores,
probably will go to Jacksonville1
mad* vacant through tha death
There w ill b* no ad- day.
lag to Mr.
nt n dMiar fa r n performance althougt that
of Florida's two vstaran sens to n ,
in prlfto, Mr. Marentatl*
■ M l alack
it la n e t dafloiuly tattled. ( n
The Sanford Rotary Ciub fill the lata Duncan V. Fletcher tn d .J '
7k* Rita
point*! o n |l.« » J 4
_ Park Trammel!, J
ij|
|Ceaira*e4 < ■ r * « Tw#l
Ritz Theater Bills Amateur Night
Friday With B. Wester’s Orchestra
Governor Shottz To
Be Nominated For
Highest Elk Office
County StofM Gratis
Screw .Worm Dope
t' 7 3
f
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�THB BANTOKD HXXALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Sanford Herald
South Dakota Loses
p e le aS aa l
Senate V o t e
States Seeking
It la often aaid that one of the main advantages of
U. S. Funds For
Ruling T o B e
having 48 separate states in the United States, instead of
one strongly ^ntralizcd central government aa Is univer
F l o o d Control
Given Tonight
L E G A L N O T IC E
sally the case among European countries, is that each
state constitutes a sort of laboratory in which all Idiuls
of axial and economic experiment* can be carried on to
the enlightenment of all the other states without any of
the risks generally attached thereto.
ttm thy loviitg-klndntaa la good:
tar* SBto ms according to tha mulHtsda *f tby tender marciaa.—
ftolroa 0»:l(.
m
from
far
tha edge of Haltm
town
b % low, block bill, and up ami
down
! ! • living thing, whether good or
M.
Such an instance was provided by the state of South
Dakota, where the legislature in 1919 decided that they
or their political hirelings could operate coal mines more
nearly in the interest of the people than the private owners
of them could. So n bill was put through the legislature
appropriating $186,000 for the purpose of coal minea. Later,
additional funds were authorized to make improvements
and to provide for the operation of the mines.
Recently, it was decided that the minea should be
sold and that the state should get out of the coal mining
buainess. The mines were put up for sale and brought a
total of $6,600, a net loss of $179,600 on the original pur
chase price. Throughout the entire 17-year period of their
ownership by the state, they had never produced one penny
rcutiva commit tea In tlma to
in revenue for the state.
ha»» thalr namri on tha NoramIt should seem fairly obvious that this would be inev
bar g-naral alrction ballot.
itable wherever state ownership is dependent upon the bal
lot for support. The consumers wont tho lowest possible
To Pay 1'rnjiKma
price for coal; the workmen want the highest possible rate
WASHINGTON, July 13.—DP)
CITY BRIEFS
for wages. The politicians who are in control want the
decided
votes. So tho coal minea pile up their losses year after —The Administration
ycateiday to pay railroad pan(lenttaaod from pea* eaa)
yuar and the taxpayer In the final analysis is tho goat.
■Ions out of the treasury, although
Florida’s Gardenia
One of the most beautiful flowers which jrrow in Flor
Osa draw a breath on that black | ida is the Kartlenia. Sold in northern cities st almost pro
.
Mg tiring thing save three gaunt
. trvef,
other with every
tirsass,
l e J nod sod shiver and huddle
together,
ffsk* thro* old crones In tha bitter
. , weather.
,
iWksn the aun is aaat, whan th*
son Is waat,
7 h n cast no ahidow and never
>lnt thalr finger* with a
it* of th* head,
■too old crones that talk of
t
She red moon leer* at the tortured
'•. ■
tree*.
G , 'Aa they rattle their trraa an.
.
• thalr kn***,
l a d twtst and «*Pfr »«4 dance
J * tm d s* n
'
'
w f h . throe old cron** who*
,
are gone.
t. r *
■
1Y| an *U wlr**’ tal*. but,
1p
- '
4
J ssv a r could think aocb
a rty ba.
* jt| W nton ch*U«r and wtl
still
„ .
JM )f hanged thrr* witch** (
^
’i 1
yr
VkWM Bssvsgs O w n s
——
| S' I- m u Madam* MlnUUr K*mm«I ■
Ruth Bryan Owes kshds
ar political apellblndman'a b*st frbnd l*
* dog, but th* donkey
•Evidently, there wo* tee much
« In Claude Pappor**
\ T \ . it attractive to other **j^wg aonatortal prospect*.
t o t moral of* tha MeNamar*
JaplUtlon la: b* our* your roem i | u Is accepted before yea
hibitive prices, it is often found in Florida growing
luxuriantly near the most desolato negro shack. Recently
the ifurdcnin has been coming into its own In this state as
the Winter JIm ) ea. (j m ien in
called the attention of:
tliousands of 'rtnUves and visitors to the beauty and fragruncu of this flower.
*
‘‘A development of the old-fashioned Southern gardenia,
tho Gardenia Veitchii,” the Tampa Times points out, "la
discussed in un urticle In tho July issuo of the Florida Grow
er. While this plant will thrive 'ns for north as Ocala and
Del^ind and ns far South us Sarasota and Palm Beach,' the
most important thing to remember is that It must be planted
In mucky, acid soil.
“Not generally known Is tho ability of the gardenia
stem and blossom to root and grow if the cutting is placed
In wet sand under a faucet somewhere. Root-knot and
white fly can be curbed by spraying. Acid-forming ferti
lizer should be used. Work and care are rewarded by beau
tiful table ccnter-piecpa and smart corsages."
---------- o-----------
WHOEVER WILL bo free must mnke himself free.
Freedom is no fniry gift to fall into a man’s lap. What Is
freedom? To have the will to be rcsponaiblo for one’s
seif,—8tirncr.
---------o--------IT WILL SOON be morning in America ngnin; another
day of work will begin, for our support through the respite
to follow. The work must not lie hampered—that woulit tie
reactionary, for government domination Is reactionary, and
obstructive taxes are reactionary. They face the past.
They aro fallacies wo thought we hnd long ago left behind.
Our peoplo aro not reactionary—they faeo tho morning,—
\V. J. Cameron.
---------- o---------NO MATTER how busy you are you usually find time
to sec to it that your automobile is kept in repair. You
would never think of starting out if your automobile brakes,
motor or gears were not functioning properly. But, how
about your body? Has it ever occurred to you that you
should have It checked up lit least one every year? itow
do you know whether or not your vital organs arc func
tioning properly? The man who submits himself to his
family doctor for regular examination will rarely need to
worry about his health. His physician will advise the prop
er diet, exercise, recreation, etc. If hi* advice is followed,
much trouhlo may be averted; many serious conditions can
bo halted in their early stages.—Dr. John L- Rice.
(I ••ntlnurtl front pftg* • • • )
somewhere between a quarter
and a half billion dollars.
Trailer* In Chicago's grain pita
had taken th* rain prediction*
seriously, and on Saturday corn
price* tumbled 7 cents and wbtat
5 canto.
Drought relief agencies war*
taking no ekanesa, howevtr. A
regional offtra of tha Work’* Prog
ress Administration was to be
•*t up today at Bl*mark, N. D.,
to rare for need* la the five Wrde*t hit stale—the Dakotas, Mon
tana, Wyoming and Minnesota.
- Th# WPA added Oklahoma to
th# drought emergency territory
and the AAA added 10 count!** nl
Kentucky a* Rasattlsmeat Ad
ministrator Rexford Tugwsll rollmeted
250,000 person* need
speedy aid in OrorgU, Alabama
and South Carolina.
On the eastern eoait Nra*
York City—where all time heat
roconl, ware smashed with 10*
degree* last wash—was cool and
aunny at 70 degrees despite th*
weatherman'* threat of a 94
point top. Bathing b«**he* re
mained crowded.
Hallitorraa damagsd hsnaatop*
and battered crop* In Georgia,
pulling down the mercury from s
high of 100 at Blakely oa Satur
day. Florida, Alabama and porta
o f T tnnaaaaa also reported cooler
weather. An loch sod a half of
rain fell st Miami, Fla^ and
Meridian. MU*., waa sheared with
l .t Inches.
" -
WB ARB PBOUD
OF OCR BBRVICB
! YOUR WATCH MUST BR
!
ACCURATE
; Official Railway Uspectec
tit*
Cftmrt,
a*J4
rcfu atlftff
u
I
•<
RUTH BRYAN OWEN WEDS IN ROOSEVELTS CHURCH
T H IR T T -
aad cetfinsM .
IT U rUHTHER ORDERED tkat
a copy of MU Poiltloa and Ihla
Orlw b« aaraod apoa th. Kata
Xtt.rser far ika Ninth Judicial
Circuit of tha Btala ef Florida, la
whlca tboaa procaodlaaa ara roodtnc. at laaat thirty day* bafsra tha
litk Cay af Aagasl. IIU, whlca
data la haraby (Had aa tha data
far hadrlaf aakf matt.r.
IT IdFC'RTIIKK ORDERED that
prior ta tha h.arlag af aald eauM
tha Clarh af tha Circuit Caari af
Seminole County, Florida, hhall
pabilah thin ordar aad Natloa la
a naaipapar pabllahad la Banal*
aala County, oner a waak far thrad
coaaarutlva waaha w a a a a d if tha
first pabllcatloa at laaat tklrto
days prior to tha data af aald
kaarlod aad tha last puhlleattaa
shall ha sot mars lhaa sl«htsaa
days prior to tho data af aald
hasrIa«
DONE aad O RDERED a t d a s
ta r d . B a a ila a la
C ounty, FUrld*.
this lath day of Jsly. III*.
JS!
B o flfiB C
'
M aterials
for
lumbar,
M | ;- ’ --------------- ^ “Open House" Party
Social Calendar Given By Miss Laney
H IL L
«m 4*al “HuIIrT?OI*M*TH
Do lla r s dii.aaaaa), «uh d.t«d 1 , *
h m r f II. til*, and Honda aum- If 1 P." k
b - r .4 1 U 1 hath taela.lv*. u * au .ln . i h .
I. IS. tJ, 1«. i*. .0 4 II to 1*. hath
l.tlualTa, i n H ih af tha Cat awlaattoh af OlfB THOUSAND DOCt-ABS lll.aaa.aa), u 4 mat ara an
Jaanarr U u> aay af tha yanro
Ilia ta It**, hath laalnalra: an4
RonAa Hamhara t. II. II. I*, amt
IT ara aaah af tha Sanamlaatla. af
WHERE TO GO
F IV B injNDRRD DOU-ARS. had
matara an i t i u r y i t af aar of
iha yanra lit* la 1**1. hath Inrlaalra aa* Bong No. I* U of
Iba SanoaalnAtlaa of F IV B HUN‘'Better Air ost to Short'a"
KltND DOU-AM a 1*4 maturaa on
January II. lMIt anah af hal4
bon*, a aar In# latoraat n* tho rota
TONIGHT!
a b le s a m l - a a a a a l l r
on lb s W ith
* s r a l J s ly s a d J o a n o r r a f aaah
r - n r l a th e f a rm a f e o e p o s a fo r
th e p r o p o r tio n a te a m o u n t e f a a ld
le c e re e t, e a t* h a a d a t a h a leaned
fa r t h e p a rp e o e a f r a f a a d l h g a n d
r-tle ln #
a u ts ts n d la s
D r a in a g e
1'i e i r l c t h a a d a e f
s o ld
Sl-A V IA
D H A 1N A Q N D IS T R IC T la th a p r la c lp o i a m o u n t a f M K IH T T T H O U
SA N D d o l j - a h s ( t i a . a t t . a * ) s a d
a ll m e te r e d a n d u n n e l e r e d s o u pans an d
s a id e a l s t a n d l e g I n
* • b le d a e a e t a h a r a d a a n d nnC r e
r u n * .* In to e el* le e u e o f T H IR T Y C.UB T H O U SA N D D O L L A R S ( 111.rtu v U .J X I L L A K S
M I I .a e s .f V t— I f
t h e W h ie lc t A y fh A .R H Q D H H M B ^ i
T IO N
F IN A N C E
C O RFORA TTO N
p u ra a A n l to th a
p ra v le lo a a
of
S e c tio n I*. P a r t t , a f th a E m e r
g e n c y P e r m M o rtg a g e A ct e f I I I *
a s A m e n d e* , a n d t h a C e u r t b e ta #
I n lty a d v is e d In th e p re m is e s ;
IT M O R D E R E D .
A D JU D G E D
AND DJCCRMED t h a t th a S la te o f
F i e r i * , th r o u g h t h e
S ta ta
A t
to rn e y la a a d f o r Urn N la th J u d i
c ia l C ir c u it o f t h a S ta te o f F l o r
id a a a d th e s e v e r a l p r o p a r ty a w n e ra . te a p a y e n L e lU se n e a a d e th e r e
b a v t a s a r a lo im la s a a y r ig h t , t i t l e
n r I n le r e a t in SL A V IA D R A IN A G E
D IS T R IC T a r th a ta x a b le p r o p e r ty
tb a ro la i h e n o d th e y e r a h e * n o tif ie d a a d
r e q u ir e *
to s h e w
r a u a e a t th a
ah em b ers
of
th a
J ad gee
o f s a id
N in th
J u d ic i a l
C ir c u it o f F lo rlC a ta t b s C ity o f
S a n f o r d , S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a ,
o n th * I t t h d a y a f A n g u e L It* * ,
a t th e h o u r o f I t o 'c lo c k A. M.
w h y e a ty r e f u n d in g h e a d * l a t h a
N eeer
CHICKEN
An Informal "open house”
. *i
MONDAY
party waa given Balarfaf a»nni D r . Nauman o l the Paychlc inc by Miss Oana Martin Ia m t
Sc lanes Chureh will give a Ireturo , t tha homa of bar parents, Mr.
M. at iba Woimn'i t'lub>alvj g , k j. o . Laaay, South SaakqUdlng on Oak Avenu#. Tha public I ford Avenue, in honor of bar
ta Invited.
bouaa guesl, Mlaa Marla Kirk
'
WEDNESDAY
- - 1 TW Night Cltt!* nf tho Firrt
ittsndane*.
Baptist Church will met-t at 6:45
g, bridge, and otkar
T . M. in the T. E. L. classroom.
rc'ra e n jo y ad throughout
THURSDAY
ing and at a lata hour
Tha Friendship league of th*
tots were aerrad by
Congregational Church wil; meat
I. Lanay sad Mrs. E. II.
at 3:00 P. M. with Mra. J. F.. H*ltard. 1702 MagnolU Avrnuo.
those praaent were: tha
FRIDAY
derle Kirkwood of HatTha Woman.'! Missionary Society
Mlaa., hoaor guaat.
of tha Firat Hrthodl.t Church will
Hickson, Jana Brown of
hiva afl “opon hou*#” from 1:00
Jaaa Sharon, Martha
P. M. to 8:00 P. M. at the pirCarolina HU1, Kathlaan
aonago In honor of the Rrv. anj
dory Hart, Louts# PurMrs. A. H. Cole. All frirmla of tha
church ara Invited.
amalcor talent contest.
DINNER 75c
Steoko, Chapa. Hot or Cold
Plata Loach
Goad Music. Wine, Uqnora.
Doer. Etc.
■Hn« Vane FrtaWa a>4 ta la r
tha ——fc-eaC at SHOBT*S.
Caaotaa aalj a*wltta4 la tha
Clah Boom aflar S F. M.
la limited only by the fundamental rales of good
banking practice.
In making loans a bank u«ra primarily the money of other*
—Ita depositors. Aa euatodlxn of this money It l* obligated to
obtain adequate aaaurancc that its borrowers are roeponxlbl*
and it* loans are safe.
Furthermore, a large part of a bank's deposits ara sub
ject to withdrawal on demand. It must always hav^ aoapta
cosh available to meat current withdrawals.
Fof this reason preference lx given to commercial loans—•
that is, loans for current buxine** activities whoso Cash pro
ceed* are sufficient, within a specified period, to fSESy that
Corner French & Blvd.
. Now Open
Short Orders
Beer
Steaks—Chops
Wine
Fried Chicken
Seed Bed Safety
U you build your sead bed'
tha NICOTINE and n r a atemanta you will have plenty of
Th* southern floods are raced-,
Inc with th* passing northward
of the tropical hurtle an* which
struck th* Gulf Coast last
Wednesday, leaving a list of
dead and mUsing of approximate
ly 1$ parsons sod proparty dam
tC e n tla o o d ' ttxim p a d * #* * )
age Of from $7,000,000 to $10*.
commerce report would mean
000,000. A Weather Bureau onmock toward tha establlakstcat
non neeis ant that what remain* ef
of this city on a regular p*»»*\disturbance to now over Illinois,
gar, mall and axpraes sir root*.'
leads to th* belief that the worst
Th* tity la saw attempting te
haa bass told e f tha dtoosUroaa
w e th e r seodUiona that have aoeun tha om iaos of a fullttaM attendant a t th* mut/Jpai
gripped th* south for tha last
field what* flying lastruatlaa^
BgWfAl dayb
plana- rid** and charter isttIsqq
JACKSONVILLE, July llv -W . 1
would ba araUahla.
V. Knott was yesterday granted
Modernisation of th* airport
writs of mandamus far' a re
count of tha vote for governor aaalatanc* of a yovornmentel re
in flva oat o f I I precinct* In ha* bean affected through tha
Duval s o o t y , thla beta* Dine, Uof agency. Th* epcrnUoa to*
more, pilot Town, Maxvflja, East, tteded th* hutaiUtien af a lighttag ryvtem im sight flying. ~
port, and OUmor*. Jndgo Blnm a o daalod ordar far a re
NEW OftCHRBTRA
count to tha sigh t city pm toate
o th* ground that tha wrong
DAYTONA "BEACH. July l t roman had been taken by tha
The Junior Department of the
Firat Baptist Sunday School will
Hava its annual picnic Tuesday
afternoon at Evanedal* Park.
Mdmbara of the department will
gather at 3:00 o'clock at the church
where transportation wi.l be pro
vided to th* lake.
sponsored by Ssmlnol* Chapter
Number Two Order of the Eieatsen Star, will b* given at 1:00
P. M. at tha Cltl Hall. Th* pub
lic Is invited.
only aa an Insecticide by
— Tuesday —
THE BIG DAY
U S PARK AYR.
A1 Walker and kla AtlaoU BiltMra. B. F, Wheeler entertained “ ore Holtel orchestra tonight bo■tea aa tadaflnlte angegroLntTt
"Ftoatag th* Wad
lad fey Al Btaalay who was killed
hero two weeks ago to g atom
CV*- TV# HUoIsy unit teaym to
nil contract* oat of tha atato.
HAVANA
AL & CORA’S
LUNCH lto tfB
-
ROBERTS
Texaco
Filling Station
ON TIME
GROCERY *
THRU THUR3,
-
.
•
-*^e
W bW m d
-»*yv<"4 p.
iro ra ro m im H n g to iB
Irta s s m *
^
A# ’ >,■ , j
|\ T - ,
a m goal
l a r g e l im e a d e w it h
DOUBLE ICE CREAM
SODA
10c
ICE CREAM SUNDAE 15c
TOASTED SANDWICHES
OK ALL KINDS
IBc
HOT DOC & f.ARdB
GLASS Ill’TTERMILK I0«
WE SERVE BREAKFAST
EVERY 510RNING FOR
20c
Wnfflc w ith Maple Syrup
Jk llactm or Egg with IUcon. Jelly, Todnl A Caff**
Also all kinds of
Cereals
* 10c
Mlaa Martha Ba«krtt» nf Nnahvilla, Tann., la tha gun-t today
•With Prooldent Ron-rralt among the guatts, Mr
and tomorrow of Ml-a Ullion Bran- mark, and Capt. Boorgv Rohda, Ufa guard to Kini
an. Magnoll# Avrnun.
Jamea chapel, thp Ron-pvelt family church at Hyd
caption given them by tha Preaidant and Mra. Ro
Mra. Virginia
Falling left right: Kanina Hunt, the author, who attended th
Saturday for Ann Arbor. Mich.,
(AP Photo)
after an attended visit with her
mother. Mrs. J. N. Nealy, Mag
nolia Avenue.
Cl KAItWATKR, Fla . July 1.1
Citnn tfrove* in I*ittvllft4 r<Minly
hftvr |»een l»enefiltr«l by reeent
murh rieetleil riint. rf|)urt* County
Airent William Homme (Irtortn
have dl«kt<I ind fertilise*! their
urovrw ami *«»weil c*»ver rrop« * f
oeai,
be^trarweeil
and rn»U-
Urla.
%a
PEACH
ir -
Anyone desiring to compat# In
the contact may lie enrolled by;
telephoning Mrs. A. K Shoemak
er any morning ihl* week. The
winner on ths local program will
participate In the atnle runted,
prize for which i« t radio audi
tion and possibility of a stago
or radio contract.
One of the features of Friday's
entertainment will be a Shirley
Temple parade for girls from tho
ages of three to seven A -imilar
muale parade for young boy« of th*
TOI of same ages to aelert "I.itlle Ml*iter Sanford" will also be given.
Bible School Fintahes
Sommer School Term
IKAWFlHtliVII.I.K. July 11.
—I>rnmi»*l r itmna in cunning to*
m llw . und itrrrira haw* been
given to VValuMn ruunty I II club
girl* dm n i t th e pu»t ninntli by
Mr*. I'euil t'rnuel, home demon
atration atenl
Iterrira have
been large und plentiful *hi a
year, and the girl* hive filled tinme roue cmitainere with th«m.
Drmonet ration* in running non
acid vrgetalilie have been given
(to home dcmunatiution women..
Under the direction of Mr*. W.
E. Watson, th* Interdenomination
al Bible School completed Its sum
mer school term at graduation *xsrcUea held last Wednesday even
ing at th* Episcopal Parish House
whan tho students of th* three di
visions gave a demonstration of
accomplished work.
Th* Beginners, .under the leader
ship of Mrs. 8. E. Andrews and
Mite Wlaboldt, gar* from their ment.
course, "Helping Oae Another;" a
The Juninm. under Mrv Ward.
welcome song; and a long nf
.Marion fiaiynoA, kiloii>u
Winn,
prayer. Certificates were awarded
Dorothy
Popir,
Mra
McCall.
Wal
to Nancy Jsan Appleby, Stanley
Bnimlty, Junior Chestnut, Sarah ter llaynca. an«l Walltt Vtard, hail
Ann Coi. Cleveland Fountain, Her a membi>rahip of 75. Their o»Jr*v
man iDyke. Batty Ann Dyke, Bar waa hcd.Ivd, " I lie Muilt r (auidi
bara AYK Edanfield, John Fox, Along LlfeV Trial.” and thru
"Brothar" Hatobar, Eddy Hall, training
_.
included a hand-craft dcPatricia Ann Jahnsoe, Nell Mulll- paror.tm I l l l M r r W I t I V | | V e « i V V * '
gaik Elizabeth A m Macay, Kay hlMtrd aeroplane*, anginea, chuuh
Shoemaker, and Wsrnall Vaughn, wimlowa, dul, beds, etc. A couoc
"My Father’s Bus Incas’* was the ln *rt anJ also one in music ws*
subject of th* demonstration given given.
hy the Primary Division under
Tho Junior's contribution to ihv
Mra. N. H. Gamer, Mrs. Tom program was an sxsictse in mu.i.Moors. Mrs. Mamie Shoemaker. I»n<l • itplay. Tho*« participalms
Miss Brew*, Mlaa Wright. Ml** were: Joyce Bli-ele, Emmett llcru
Moughlon. Miss RdnnqU, Mbs M:- don, Orlen Farrell, Herman BrumGlons, and Robert Herndon. Nun*- l*r. Billie Biuutiey, s'stty | | uuh>’.
her* on the program, IncIdued "My *nd Uartara Ftlinfield, CerltfiWork," a theme tong, and a (atro ware awarded to Clurli*
St
CHERRY
Mra. H. P. Smith mi) eons,
Howard and Robley, of Columbia,
S. C-, formerly of this city, are
An amateur talrn!
contest,
the guests for a week of Mr. and aponsorrd by Seminole Chapter
Mra. 3. A. Rive.
Number Two of the
Eastern
Star, will b«* prvscnU-.l Friday
Mr*. N. D. Beckman arrived yet evening at 8:00 o'clock at tha
tarday from Jarksonsille to apenr Ciljl .Jtaii, U. gewe ««c»-u^‘-J ihl".
.about JO day* here wertj ftjy f i t
JBLr> '*•-’1
-e jiw ted to ^
McLAUUN Jeweler
• .
Rhode*
Firr Thirf M*rk <
liny «ftii! hr w Mih| n<
statr fire c ‘ Urge no
•t Utytcna HrarS
Heravj«r of *»th#r j
nn*. the . Cily Con 1
y o r ha« not fo nil
Ctl*s «rn«lintf 4 in*-ii I
Amateur Talent Show GINGER NOW “FOLLOWS THE FLEET
To Be Given Friday, —
— ——
— — ^
3
good, HEALTHY plants. Bold
J. J. CATES
CO., INC.
FEW OF OUR SPE
CIALS AT SODA
FOUNTAIN
Chief Won’t Attend
State Fire College
Mlaa Julia Bltehle. formerly of
thla city, haa arrirad from I.o* An.
gala*, Cai, to apand »oma tlmo
herd,
— —
G#ore* Thuraton ha.- returned
from CUvaland, Ohio and point*
in Naw Jertay where he ipent a
ihort vacation.
--------Mra. J. B. Robert* of St IVteraburg left today for PWr»..n after
-pending a weak hero with Mrs.
I). 0. Brown.
Shivering
with Chills
with TOBACCO DUST with all
ALWAYS COOL
Nathan Mayo.
FL rid*
«t»*r
ctiinmi«ioiR,r of agr tcult >in* Sfa*v
Marketing CommiAaiimer
TO IIAVR flCNIC
The Willingness Of A Bank To Loan
1 meet ftl * o'clock
and State Firmer*' Market Ihrr
tor (lenung are ev|»ect«*d to /
tend, iccir din g to Mr Michael.
Dr. Pstsr R. Roy being duly
llcansad by tho Stata of Flor
ida, Seminole County and the
City of Sanford to practice vet
erinary medicine, will vacci
nate doga with rabie* eaccine
according to city re-juiremcnU
ami price, between the boura
of 9 A. M. and 7 P. M. at hit
office, 2021 Palmetto Art.
C leon
hi
tonight in a monthly B ® « « k > u . a r
cortling to an m noum m ient from
J. G. Mlchn®!. «ecretiry and maniprr.
P erson a h '
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dance and Cool Off
M arket Commission
WHEN HOT AND
To Convene Tonight THIRSTY, V I S I T
Thf SupervUwy Committee of
OUR STORE
tho Sanford State rarntcr** Wholr
site }|i«rWv l
roofing
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Social A n d Personal A ctivities
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
U. S. Inspectors ,
Satisfied With
Sanford Airport
as# whaje Karl Lehmann to
g a cahimn for th* Utebarg
toatol, WsUam* bite tha
of an anctaot and honora'ol*
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1Blambar whan that pktara of
hold it* regular weekly moating to
a recent court ruling left it with morrow afternoon at 12:15 o'clock
out any Immediate means of col In the Mayfair Hotal.
lecting (ales for the retirement
fund.
H. C. Waters, advertising man
The decision of the railroad ager of tha Sanford Herald, waa
retirement board waa predicted reported today to ba In excellent
on these three factors:
condition at tha Femald-LaughJudge Jennings Bailey of the ton Memorial noaplta! w hen he
is confined after having underW
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measure providing for payment al of his^tongilg.
of the pensions, although hs held
Pertly ctoody, scatUred tbunInvalid a companion act levying
taxes to create the pension fund dershowere Tuesday and In ex
Congress, enacting law to ro- treme south portion tonight. Ex
place a previously invalidate*! trams northwest Florida: partly
railroad retirement act, appro- cloudy tonight and Teuiday,
pflatcd | -t8.il85,000 for payment probably scattered thundershow
of tha passions for one year. ers in cast portion.
This was on tha assumption that
A new four-cylinder Indian mo
th* appropriation would ba re torcycle la due to arrive this week
lumed to tha treasury from a
for usr by the local police depart
throe and ona-half par cent tax ment. The machine will help In
on railroad payrolls and a simi solring heretofore difficult traf
lar Isry on workers' sxlanei.
fic problems, Chief Roy Williams
said.
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the mtiro I'aclfic u*ry pertonncl, (linger Uogrra ain^,
tomunrri with Ffti! A m irr Ihrough th gay n»u*i
Th»* Klrrt," In n ci*n?|»lete muaical Retire by Irving llvrli
-he inlrrprctft inclmfe: MI^t Vour»r1f Cn," “All My I
Hft.vkrt" mul “laCt’ft K*cr the Muaic »n*l l»rnci*„ in the
Picture, playing atgetum engagement at The Kits — Tuwi
County Contingent
Of C’CC Hoys Leaves
-H Girls Attend
Camp At M ciluarrie
Twrnly-two Hrminnlr County
joutliR Ifft h«*rr l-itc .Saturday
for Orlando when* they werr rn*
llftta*! in th® CCC, th® local
branch of Ih® aocial welfare re
port ad today
The unit ronaUted of IK white
boya and M'Vfii ncgroen. They
ar® to b® a«Ritfnrd to various
rampa along th® Atlantic Sea
!*<*a»d. Rom® probably going if
far aa North Carolina.
Mis. Ruth Derranhcrgrr, aerving ** eounly homo demonstra
tion scant In the abeence of Mil*
Josephine Boydslnn. I*H l»«toy
with a group of 4-lt girl* for
Camp McQuarrie to spend one
w«ek.
Th«* iummrr outing* nr® regu
Ur ftftlurrft of Ihr 4 11 unit*.
Mian IWrenbcrgvr will rrturn
Saturday with tho body now it
camp.
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For pnrtlen and table use. we recommend our bulk (dippW
ice crentn. It’s richer and better. 50c and 60c per quart
al all fountain!* Helling our product*.
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man we Muggewt our freeier fUlcd ecoeiomy pwlfl u . Jbf
each, or 2 for 25c.
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SEE—THEN
YOU’LL KNOW!
gold atir certificates; Ruby Lee son, AJ Brock, Anna Brown, Billy
Andcraoa, PhyDU Alton. Hasten Brumley, faermsn Brum ey, Ju *
Babcock. Betty Jea Brock. Ks'her- Crawlsy, Ratty Lou Fle»h, It.y
fate Clark. Betty Ctawlay, E dith Fox. J r , Robert Geiger, Freeman
Chestaat. Joyce D ers.r. L-RnvlIlalL U clile UalL Jean Ite n -'.
OHhert Jeero a m ta g n j th d h a rg ' M«zto Kawkln*. Virn* Harrint.
HaU. Oato*1 Hooter, Betty Rm Emm*« HcraUon, U R uy ||a*lj'.
Hatehsr,, .tim er UlMMJL. Betty FnUy . H*$g*. Jttalor Lorenten,
Moor*. J u M M a ^ B i U p Move, Fraoces Lovejoy, . Robert Mine/,
Meya, Martp* ftljiN ^ i Min- WUIa. Niktack, Louis* Nurdgrm,
ma Bath OdhasL Bahhy. Hahteaoa, Msurin* Owens, Joyc* 3u»lv,
Wok KuronlL Btma ghaapmjn .-. Mary Hslea Taw. Ed Wk'f.
Walter S teel Holag 8mRh* Mary Frank Ftahsn*. and Elisabeth Fit.
Itaztaa Bmith, Bny Flthla. George . A ylcajc was given for it.
^Vwaesad, h t e . Ja*. Wh7*fe. Junior Department Friday #♦»*•
H as
Wto. in* at Evansdal. Fork at which
Winlpina. Thar* Urn# swlptming and gam e, wrr*
wm« 7$ aaraUed to,, tha dopart- enjoyed pod a pkala tapper serv.i.
W* tea Id 1*11 you about »ur
better Shirt Lasndagtng, bet
w* knew you weald prefer
t* see. The first Ihlrt w*
Lauad.r for you wflt speak
vnluetro. You win see and
f-e-e-l th* cleaner, aweeter
fte.haeea e f the Hhirt. You
will *a|#y th# carefully
ironed "feel," on your bach!
:m in o l e
county
LAUNDRY
25c
CHOPS lb. 28C CHOPS lb. 19C
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Meats lb. 2 5 c Roast lb. 15C
Golden Ripe Bananas 3 lbs. | f c
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Pink Meat Cantaloupes 2 for
Large Cuban Avocados 2 for |^ j j
p t e t e tom B to 8 M .te to m —
Par-T-Pak Ginger Ale 3 lg b ot 2 5 <
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Grocery and Meat M arket
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mineral
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A FULL LINE OF FKESH MEATS,
G R O C E R I E S , AND VEGETABLES.
YOUR PATRONAGE WILL BE APPRE
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District Tourney By St. Augustine
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JACKSONVILLE, July 1 3 .ST. AUGUICTNE^ July 1L—St.
Suwsnnee U U .o n the fourth Augustin* snapped a M m - n iM
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Business Area
Is Sought For
Park A venue
Forecaster
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Adequate Relief In
. M i d-W est Region
By W e d / n e s d a y
Commission, P I a nning Board Hope
To Reach Decision
In Monday Meeting
Heat Responsible
For 2,000 Deaths
A movement was under way
h«r* today to open up u .action
of Park Avenue, designated •*
residential property, fur business
Inititutioni.
Clly Commissioners took th .
Initial itap last night during th .
discussion of an application for
a parmlt to tract a filling atatlon at the cornar of Park Ava*
nua and Thlrtaanth Straat.
Roma daflnita art ion probably
will ra.ult naxt Monday night
ah*n Commissioner- an>id tha City
Planning Hoard, in a joint meet
—Cool weather and rain was
Ion the way to the heat
* baked north central atatea
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Is Chosen For Second
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Earl Jehnaan itartad for S t
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I Angeles Olympics final, won a
J t berth on this year's 'team by fin
ishing second in the steeplechase,
and Glen Dawson of Tulsa. Okla.,
clinched ths third berth on that
team. Manning won by CO yards.
14 I* IT IT Jerss Owens, In ths scarlet and
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else, A n d rew s, llra d - heat with comparative ease In the
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O v s rs trs s t, 200 meters, and than went on In
th* final to corns from behind with
■ final aurg. that won first place
and sat a new world mark of 21
seconds flat, for this event run
•round . turn. Nat Robinson of
Pasadena, Calif., Junior College,
cam* In second, a faw feet behind
th* flying Owens, and Bob Pack
ard from th. Univerilty of Georgia.
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Inalni* p tu rff on freonaw m l and cinders
(J I rSne!1" ? * Brag- Iln th# hu* ' n,w million dollar aau.
I Inning, with I runs csr Was tow-hradsd Georg* Varoff
. he y.rr.e ra.l.k. 'of
CLASSIFIED ADV.
yrtne)KO( „ h„ MUblUhf<i
• naw world record of 14 fast, 0
1-2 Inches to win th . pals vault <n
th . national championship at
Princeton. Georg, failed to make
the team yesterday when he placed
fourth In th . vaulting event. III*
host leap w ti 14.1.
Th# 1500-mstsr final furnished
a heart-lashing finish In which
barrsl-chastad G'snn Cunningham,
national champion, biased from
behind In tha st^utch ami nosed
out Archfa San Romani, lh* akin
ny surprise runner.
GAINESVILLE, July 13.—Twohit pitching by Lefty AlbrittJn
cjuplnl with sensational fielding
by McIntyre, Gninatvilla'a new
centarfietdrr, gave the G-Men n
2-0 win over the DeLand tied,
NEW YORK, July 13.—(A1)-- erlne Rawls, Miami Beach, 1:1I.»S
here yesterday afternoon at Har Eighteen o f America's grestc.t Bernlcs Lapp, Newark, N. J.;
ris Field. Thle wat the second shut mermaids, one-third of them v»'t-. Olive McKean, Seattle, Wash.;
out win for Albritton In the past erane of former International com- Mavis Freeman, Near York; (x)
week.
petition, qualified yeeterday for Dorothea Dlckinaon, New York;
Tha two hita by the Reds were
Uncle Sam’. 1934 women’s Olym- E|Ulb€th Hy.n, New York. (First
gathered by Roberson and Falconl.
pic •«rimming I n n ,
foor >|#0 ,Q lwlm
coO-met.r reHokerion hit safely In thu fourth
U sdlng tha field, which Is sx- .
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and Fa coni In the second.
pretsd to sal! inUct on the SS. Uy
lh ulc*ln*on • nd Rf* n "•
Playing his first game in pro
Manhattan with full funds next » Urn*u »L- ”
fessional baseball, Mclntyr. gut Wednesday, w ere 19-year-old Katy
100-meter backatrok. — (xx)
off twu runs with twu beauUfnl
Kawli of Miami, who qualified to Mrs. Elaanor Holm Jarratt, New
throws frum th* uutflsld, niRkw
coming In on a bounce. The first compete in three events; Mrs. K!*a- York, 1:19.3; Edith Motrldge, Los
came In the fuiuth Inning when
he threw to McDougal to catch
Bolling at th . plat*. Bolling had
been on second and was trying to
■core on Rooerson’a single to cen
ter. The aaron.1 came In tha eighth
inning when he caught Purcell's
long fly and then threw home tu1
catch Faieonl, who had been on
third base. McIntyre lashed out a
double In the second inning, his
first time at bat in professional
ball.
Adair scored both runs, led In
hitting with a dcublo and single.
Angela*; Alice Uridgra, Uxbridg-,
Maaa.
40O-met*r free xtyle —(x) M i
Lanore Kifht Wlngard, llonie.te.nl,
P a , 5:34.7; Mary I.ou l'rtly. Senttie; (x) Katherine Kawl., Miami
Beach.
200-meter breast etruke—Dotothy Schiller, Chicago, 3:11.9; <*>
Ann Govednlk, Chiaholm, Minn.;
Iria Cummings, Loe Angeles.
(x) On lha 1932 American Olym
pic teem.
(xx) On the 1924 and 1932 Amer
ican Olympic taams.
Taro altarnataa cn the 1932 U. S.
team and three national A. A. U.
outdoor champlona failel t , win
placea on (ha 1930 aquad, which
la expected to wage a hat bstl'e
agalnat Holland for Lonori In tierlln.
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Champion Is Inter
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Tobaccos. If not fband good, may
and DOUBLE your mooey
Red Parades Mark
French Celebration Rotarians Get Report
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PARIS, July r 4 -V r )-T * t> Rad
panda* *warmed tkpeagh Pari*
Tha RoUry Club, mealing at It*
today aa F r u c s calabntad tha »*- regular weakly luncheon, hold at
alearaary * f th* fall of the Baatill* tha Mayfair Hotal today, voted
to ro-opermte with other local in. Marckan w an selabratlag not tareata aoeklng th* procurement of
th . R m ia tto a which .f a r a County Hsaith Unit h en . The
t tha mooarthy but atoo th* plan was explained to Rolailan*
W H th . “pwoplo's froal- la by Jo* Malach aa representative
of tba Lion* Club which to sponsoriag tha moTamant.
Van. C. OarpanUr, of Or’aado,
waa tha.prlaclpal speaker at to
day** lunchwon. He daacrlbad tha
recaat hstornattonal convention
*f Rotorlaa* bald la AUaatto City
wktoh ha waa privUagod to attend
aa a delegate from tba Orlando
dab.
Ia addition to Mr. Melsch and
Mr. Carp enter, other elaitor* at
today** luncheon ware R. II. Boyd
*f D aUnd. gad B1U Higginbotham
of DaLaad.
ling Headway
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Coaaty farmer* tocad $1,234 acre* *f
lha todaral soil cow•gram far 1914, It
I from tha C en t
City Clerk t . 8. Lamson last
night announced to commissioners
that $5,495 haa accumulated with
in the prut BMntk and will ba paid
to ths local bondholders' commitIs*.
To data, $47,000 k sa been turned
over to tha body Bader an agree
ment that It w m to recelr* $55,
000 for tha (Mr.
Clly fathar* received a lettaar
from G. E. RolUna of tha Atlantic
CoMt Una asking that lha mu
nicipality supply >0 cross tias (o
repair tha MsCraakan oil spnr.Approval w m written /on re
quests by W. H. McCtlntock, 1541
West First Stfeet, and R. C. Cook,
400 West Thirteenth' Street, far
bear licenses.
'Elton Moughton, architect, pre
sented tentative plant of th* pro
posed clubhouse for tha municipal
field and *ald they would b* randy
for submiuloa to WPA official*
naxt wank.
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month, of nmlarrovar aclivlty, wax
made here UU- Inal night with Ibq
uti^m-t aivrery hut the new. leaked
out and . a t n a h o x o i by
Wilium II I'tiletlon, chief of lh«
navul int«*lligfnci*.
S'uvai tffit-rra «nii| F i r m w o r l h
til U’hsrgrtl from the NAvf
film* y n r i Rffn <»n rhirRei of con*
wm
dort prrimlit iaI p icrv irf.
Aifcnluof the Navy no 1 lloover'f
men. nth" wrrr «nnl In havr •hadoweil Farnnworth on Journty'a
into .ever*! part, of the country.
The Fity Commission la»t night
considered a new ordinnneo f"t
ih( r„ ablUhm,nt of „ p„um|
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Wednesday’, lldss: low. 11:04 A. P,r t Y wi'hing to end the contract'
M. and 11:67 P. M.; high, 5:11
expiration date must notify
A. M. and 6:43 P. M. Sun rises the other parly not more than
at 5:35 A. M. and sets at 7:30 W -to y «*r•<« •*“'>:1° *••»• u ’P. M. Moon rises at 2:09 A. M. f«rr ‘hat lime,
and seta at 3:09 P. M.
The present contract * » , drawn
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Partly cloudy, local showers Comlssloners appeared tn be r.f
Wednesday and In north and » . t •" opinion that n
better rale
central portion, tonight, slightly "light be obtained
today than
warmer tonight on exti.-me w.-.l ‘h»‘
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central coast. Extreme Northwest
The agreement carries an op.
Florida mostly cloudy, showers ti- tlon "f ,lve », , r * «‘''l»">n«I
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night and Wsdnswlay.
to continue at the current rale. ]
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Frank luimson, city clerk, in - 1
II. C. Watara, auvertlaing man- formed the Commission that :%
agsr of Th* Herald, was discharged straight contract rut* will be ex
from Fernald-Laughton Mrmnnil perimented with
in
tupplying
Hospital today after undergoing a power to the local airport landminor operation.
ing light*, lie said tentative ar■
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Mayor Shlnhatser today had through already had been made
received an Invitation to writ* a with H. II. Coleman, local power
300-word place for the Florida company manager.
Record describing Saaford and it.
The lights will not, however, l.e
advantages.
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turned on until the flying field
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ha* been rolled with a 10-Mn
Residents of Goldsborough lart-re,ta p ,rmi„ion to do which was
Vlght petitioned th . C lt y C .m ., m n te<l last night to James
mission to
widen ThlrUsnlh n oughton> auperintendcnt of city
StrMt, pointing out that it was |trt(tk
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Judge Miller Site
A rrest May
On Municipal Bench Negro’s
Solve Mystery O, f
Judge F. I- Millar yesterday S e v e r a l Robberies'
presided over municipal court for
tha first lime since hla appoint
ment to (hr bench on* weak ago
by tha City Commission.
Phil Moor*, who waa booked
to faca a drunkenness charge.
CCtreated a $10 bond.
Malachal Brown, negro, waa
fined (10 for operating a dis
orderly hou*g.. A case of r*«kl***
driving against Will Hall was
dismissed.
City court will sit tomorrow to
try
Naadham Plneaat, negro,
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charged with rccklas* driving.
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gangland, today plaadad guilty to
President • Put* Out
To Scb F or Vacation
Meanwhile, the City's campaign **• ‘‘,r Jl,,y
for Inoculation drew the fir# uf|
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the
Vivisection
Investigation .
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League of New York, which, in J s O C U l A i r p o r t W i l l
a communication received today, " A p D C B T
opposed dog vaccination aa a
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prevention for rabiee.
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Municipal Alrpo.t
Following are somu of thu rent-' ,,, bp tnc|Ulk.l| jn
y-|otid, air
Idirvctory which Is to appear soon
U. S Department of Agrlcul„ ^..klrt. “ Florida frum tha
turu; “Standard measure, tu rb |A ir .. # put*licaUon issued by tho
as Impounding and proper di«- s u l „ Ho„ , (n-parlmunt.
liosal of stray dogs, licensing and( Thp u0ok wi|| , buw by |licturci
quarantine regulations vigorous- |bl, rn, j „ , u ll, a„ Rf**M fiom 11)0
ly rnforrvu mu.t !»« •mployoJ. #Jr and thtf lf.hirlo of pirxcnta.
W« do not advocata prumiscuoua |(jn w)||
imaBin, ty f)iuht beus* of vaccine.”
| ginning at Jacksonvillu and extendTh» National Sportuman publi- |njr
length of tho *a*t coml to
cation:
"Tha
Ltepartmant of lhl. j(fky„
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Agrlculturo in 1926 mad. an ln-( ||j ||,4 j n(| )lkc, „ r central Florvcligation of the vaccines than U| , w„| oetupy , pron,|nrnt p|a, e
being wulely distributed M pre|b, bo<lk;,t. , CCOr,l|ng to . U»wnlives of rabies, rhsir report' f„rm,t|on received here.
(Ireland that th«»a injections,
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wrrr useless a« preventives sml
#
quite iikriy to become dangerous
as distributor* of tho disease.
I
“The conclusion arrived at. a*
P e n s io n C o n v e n tio n
thu result of this carefully con. ■ ■
ducted investigation, aru summed
Thu second national Townsend
up in tho dupartment’s rc|iort aa Convention opening tomorrow In
fulluwa: There ha* possibly been Cleveland will reroiv* a hearty
a gruatar increase In rabies Relcom* from the Great Lakes E lthroughout tha country, both Imposition, according to • letter
In Directory,
S W w w w .iM H 4
Ex-Gang Chieftain
Plead* Guilty To
conspiracy la the 8100,000 ransom
kidnaping of WUIUm Hamm, J r ,
Rt- Pawl kraamat aa lha a a * was
taltod far trial ta fe deral reart.
Judge M. M. Jayad deferred sen.
tone* vatil tha awaatoatoa of th*
toly 18 parent rt! trial o f Edmund jL lartkoloatay,
(row an have togwad former B «iaa«qlg. ^ V U pastI ia th . ptoa. Eighty* mas tor, and Jawa- P , Pslfer, 81.
yo« lOu thaa$
Days, Charging Fee While In
Custody Of Municipality
■
iuorTTlan
■ v : - .t
City Will Seek City Discusses Ordinance
For Impounding O f Dogs
N ew Electrical
Power Contract Proposal Is Offered To Hold Pets For 5
LFrU U glU
i> r « ic n t .
M
tllo
w
OU Gold*. Beat quality in
Mlxad U u wmy
niont ugoiit*. tiuluy .-aid John
S.
Farnsworth,
formerly
lieutennnt-otinimaiider in tha
Unitnl Slated Navy, was ar
rested on a charge of selling
naval secrets to the Japanese.
m „ .
meet Wednesday afternoon at b*1*’
agrt-ement sn>l
12:15 o’clock
In the
Mayfair proposed that negotiations fur a
Hotel, Members are urged to bo '»•» «‘»"‘r»<‘
w enlmrcj into
If not (bund good may beTetytaecT
DRINKS
(h ,
Ex-Lieutenant-C o m mander Tells Cap
tors He’s Innocent
Notice To He Served
AgreeC u r r e n t
ment Ends Oet. 1
Joe Bistruf Gives
Spaghetti S u p p e r
IN SANFORD
p r i> b ,
Prisoner Fails
In Posting Bond
n e g a tio n s . O f .S e c
o n d D e g re e M u rd e r *—uw *»«o«-*.S t- .''.coie
r t'i_
i _ _ yv
JMesser. attorney for one protaxt
racing uracey
p«rty.
Sanford Has $5,495
Payment To Make
To B o n d h o l d e r s
BARASOTA. FI*, j #|y
iBvary dairyman In lh* rouaty to ,
having hit hard tested for Bang1* !
dlaaaaa, It 1* reported by W. E. I
Evans, county agent. Vary fe w ,
reactor* ara being found, add ra- 1
placement tow* a l rsaaonalls
pile** bar* bean located.
further
Former Naval Officer
H e l d In Capita)
Charged With Sell
ing Navy Secrete
' O. W Spencer l« -rrking thaj
parmit for tha xtation which ha
told tha ('ommia.ion would coat
appronmataly (4,000
lla clrrulatad a patition In lha vicinity
We sa id i t in
Jo* Bistruf was host Sunday
evening at th* homo of Mr*. A
iE. Johnson of Lake Monroe at a
spaghetti supper far a number of
hi* friends. Donning apron and
cook’s hat. ha prepared tha spa
ghetti himself.
Those enjoying th* affair wsret
w i„
G-Men Record
Second Arrest
On Spy Charge
CAMERA RECORDS SPECTACULAR RACE ACCIDENT
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Thh* policy k otpctaagd at l u I
OLD CASPER FARM, 8. Hertford
Av*. Tiled. Be* bookkeeper.
Hill Hardwar*.
* ’
•
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FOR R IN Ti 10 acres Ulad farm.
itk opportunity. Min
» lp- ^
Qty. Mike
to
start local no Satis,
804 Locust+Ave.
tary rente. Ford autoa you aa bonus. I a*nd
yd# hand. Yaw risk no
Da quick- Albert Mills,
paraturo*. It failed to materialise.
| . Dm tha dua to th . lf-day haat
wav* axcaadad 1,000 and th . crop
damage estimated at $1,000,000.
000. Tha forecaster Mid . praclptUtlon-Uden -roaly eool" m*xa
U traveling aouthaaat toward
middle America at a apMd of 83
railea per hour. It brought roolxturu aad radically lower temperaturee to parta of tha DakoUa,
Mlnnaaaota and Nebraska.
Tomorrow aitarnoon or night,
tha
weatherman
Mid,
relief
ahould reach all o f MlnnaaoU.
Iowa, Missouri, Ohio,
Kansas.
Nebraska. IUInoU, Indiana, WUc o d a aad .MteMtaa. Michigan
a . . far had, tha greateit death
tad of aU affactod xUtM- T o n
huadred and xlxty-eix live, m n
,n f
NTM HER 223
Eatabllahed In 1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. JULY 14. 19.16
Claud. Pappar, laft and Doyla K. Carlton, right, fqrmer gsv•mor of th . atala, art acan aa potantlal wlnnara In the aanatorlal
rata to fill tha two vacant Florida aaata In tha uppar house of
_____ ►
Congraaa. Pappar haa no Democratic opposition. Three man ara
CHICAGO, Juluy 14.— (AP) running agalnat tha ex-govemor.
I
.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
O n e Billion Dollar
. Field *And Stock
Loss Is Sustained
L’ ’
1
Sanford In Thr Only Centml
Florida City Affording Kail. Highway*
* And Water Transportation
Sanford Resident
Indicted By Jury
In Circus Probe LOCAL WEATHER
P*r,o J
•
* "•
P*"w*
l f t Ur rin n r ir t n r t W ! .U n u
aftar fingerprinting h i.
captive
and racing hi* w o r d
John M. Kelley, altornay with
hU horn. In Sanford, tod.y waa
named In Indictments raturnad b/
,
Jury In New York
chirgtng conspiracy to defraud the
government of $3,369,010 on In-
M nn H
oM
n e ia
tom# *“
m a n
P rltu
tn n r
nsoner
I
" lttnu of Rln*lln*
B ro lh tr-,.B * rn u m and Bailey eumbinad show*, according to Th*
. .
Associated Press.
Needham Pinaet, nagro, waa a rTh s period Involved Is from t o i l
rested lata yaatorilay by ally pu- to 1032 lachuivb. It was rsportsd.
:ic* and booked on chargaa o f rackIndlctmant* followed two year*
l.aa driving.
of Investigation by federal agents.
Chief Roy W illiam s said lha
Govaramant man also sat forth
priaonar confessed to ba tha driver • claim fa r allegedly unpaid Use*
of th* coup* which Batarday night i by six. R lngllag krolhars, only oaa
■pod dawn Bsnford Avenue and of whom, John,' to now Ihrtag.
crashed Into
four automobiles
8 b parsons war# named In lh .
parked ta tba vie tally at Tw entieth U n ladtolmaato today. Tb a y w a r.
Street,
Jo f/ lc b b aad *g*&U of lb* cjrts*.
For Craahing Cars
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Junior
tnford Pounds Sanford
!
d ree H urler? Legion Team To
For Ten Blows Fight For Title
LOU’S FIRST HIT—GALAN’S DISPUTED HOMER
For Record T
At Warwick R
Frank Veale and Doc Harden,
Lookout hurlers, have been re
leased by the local club, ac
cording to an announcement
made today by Charlie Wert,
president of the outfit.
Eddie Dasis, a first basrman
from Albany, N. Y-, arrived
yesterday and aaw action In HI.
SEATTLE, July 10.—UP)—
Freddie Statin of Tacoma,
Weak, today is a 10-7 favorlto
to win tho world’* middleweight
titla from Baba Blaka of Syracoaa In ■ IB-round scrap taWght at Saattta Civic Stadium
■■
tb* first of Cat**’ four hits and
ylew of it* 13 In 2 ilctnry ov*?f
drove Schneider from the box and the
Wlnttr P i rk
All-Star*
wen tha ball game. Hits by Wednesday afternoon.
Knltby, Duncan, Clary
and
legionnaires who plm to ncermGatos plus a wild pitch, tlolcn psny th* team to the tojrnament
base, and on error turned the' are Lloyd F. Boy'e, post command
trick.
er, and C. K. Rawson, post athlet
Th* locals got going In the ic officer. ,
MVenth, scoring thrrs tallies on
but two hits. Zupanlc's oneGOLD IN BEHItY PATCH
,. timer coupled with W. Davis’
_
double and a to .ll/ ml.cu. by
BANGOR, Calif., July 10— Ml
Clary gave th* local* Ihe trio. ( _ f h , r e win be no loganberry
Th# Bainta picked up thsir other MOp on the Rule Brothers ranch
. run In tha next frame. Fllxgvrald thia year. Fied Eule, vetersn
; d*uM*d and Swindell singled fur fo i,i prospector, found an (H.
tb* re'ttt'xr| gold r.uggvt on the edge of the
A
Lnngiton, former Saint
and the entire crop wilt
MW with Sanford, went hltlsse In giv* V ay to gold prospecting at
five trips to th* platter.
- onca
o A n ro a n
an u o a
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:. -S S S ito Z It
s i l l
IU.ltAll IN RACK
• Senator William K. Borah (ItJ 1 Idaho), became a
eamlliists
• : Wednesday for re-election to *
7 l sixth torn.
A;
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J I Mtni'facturera of the tnduitrinl
•
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I
•
i
•
stato of Sao Pscto, Rraill. were
valued at about 1148,480,000. in
1028 dropped to noarly (U1A70,| 000 la 1020 and ore estimated to
have climbed to approximately
(208,000,000 tost year, with a
laaaified Advertisements
FOB RENT: Furnished rooms A
s part moots. Close in. Smith,
fcVB YOUR WATCH repaired 4 1 IW l« L _
ky an* who really fcnawa how FOR RENT: four ro«M furnished
ilgfg. Jeweler, Mag. Ava.
• I apartment. On* block from
BLDREN t T hair-cutting now oeean. Reasonable. Apply Wil
lie . You kaow our workman- liam! Hotel or phoaa 740 Day
kLAIbort Gramllng, 818 B. lad tona; Beach.
18—UoMM f ar Heat
FOR HBNTi flr* n o n furnished
h»u»«, om block from oeean.
Will real for d m month o* ala
vreoka. Apply WUJl*m* H aul er
telephone 740 Daytona Beach.
G-Men Advance
To 3rd Position
Homerun By P itm an
Turns T ide A gainst
Palatka Ball Club
Tho challenger waa favorad
WARWICK, JL L, July 10—
. PALATKA, July 10—Golaes—H op* than 100 of tho Mttoa’s because ha whipped Rlsko In
ville defeated Palatka, 4 to 1, bare
'n
10-round
no
a-title
acrap
hero
supermen threatow to wipo oat ev
yesterday end moved from fifth
•erertl montha ago.
ery record in tho book daring tho
plsre to a tie fa r Ciird. Tho tw*
A
crowd
of
40,000
la
eipert-'
final tryout* for tb* U. 8. Olym vd to lev tb* battle with a gat*
teams -that played bar* and Dopic town that start today hi the
Land era dead ocked.
*
of
approxldiately
(70,000.
Rocky M a t pool.
Etiert Padgett held the Ataloaa
Jllako, according to hie manrger Gabo Genovew, 1i in thp to iln hit*.
boat shape of hit career. The
U wae Managor Bob Pit man’<
Now York battler trained out home run in tha third Inning which
door* i t Ed mo ml*, Wish., for *polled victory for tb* G-Men a*
n u K i n a U ljsiflf, N M WIU n
t t i w i ! week*.
iho blow cam* with McNamara
decided. Ralph Flanagan, the great
Steele plina a careful fight, and Bertll on the hissock*.
Miami swimmer, who recently re
Gaincsvllla tallied It* final
turned from th* MtlM*l cham hoping to ootbox hi* opponent
marktr In th* aovonth on Back’*
pions hip* a t Deg Molne* with many With hi* speady left, Rlsko, the
double, n itfrifloo ami Feraial’*
new honors, will be nailed open more tuggrd of tho tw>, hopei
single to left.
to compete again*t hi* arvb rival. to acora a quick knock i s t
A bit, a flo'dtr'a choice and throw
Jim Gllhuia of Detroit, early aa
mlscues by Bcvell give tho Axaloaa
tb*
Initial
program.'1
Less Qehrlg, Yank** hem* run king «he had nsvtr m*C* s hit In tll-eter competition, I* teen (led)
an unearned ran In tho anowd
They will watch strokes In the
sreaaJag the plat* In th* cevenlh Inning on t homer that tov-.htd oft n three-run American league rally
chapter and thoir final .tally
I BOO meter* srent sgainst socii
In A a all-ttar gam* at Beaton. At right. Angle Cclsn el the Natlanel league scorn on hit homo
crossed the ru rto r In tb* eighth
speedy Olympic hopeful. as Jehn
run which Ml th* ftul-llns fteg pole and preclpltsltd an sroumsnt in th* filth inning. Durochtr la ehek. stanaa following single* hy Jum on.f
Ing OeIan’s hand. Th* National') won i - t (Associated Press Photos)
Mac Ionia and Narrl* Hoyt of Yak,
vlllo, Andrews and Smith ! whlcb 1
I'rank Barnard and Tam llaym k
wrre interapcried with a . fielder's
of Michigan. Ralph Gilman af Ohio
choice,
,
. ‘
f;
State, Jack Medic* of Waablagton,
Padgelt walked on* and fdbaed
SPARTANBURG, S. O, July 10.
, Doitor Woodford, of Obk SUte,
afternoon -while*
a* wail aa ouch Calfornl* free- —W —Four Southern stars, reed ■even during
styl* speclallste aa.BUI Needham ed on* to four for tournament play, Sparkman,' who worked th* routg
'a n d J. D. Rider af Qtaaford, and swept Into th* semi-finals of tho for the Aula**, Wat nicked for
Herb B a r t h * a f the Lot Angeles sixth annual mid-DUl*. tennis nine hit* and six walk* whl'e sftikmeat yestorday, dropping only a Ing out four. Smith waa Urn Inringlg tr t re th w «ry *h?J all tro- dlvldpil bitting atar of tha tUt
BEACU, duly, f t/—'
. ,>■
Hunching five hits in the taw rlb
Shepard Coaches Football And
Ramsay P ott*~"rt MrmpTlh,
M in g feg four rurfs, the le ijik Baseball In Dallas, Texasseeded No. J, waa the. eofy JarorIc-ding Islanders turned In a 8
lo 2 victory over DeLand her* yea- starting field, appMra oar-marked It# forded to extend himself in adlerday.
DF.LAf’D, July 10.—The Florfor Uio Now Ybrk A. C a Tom vanning. Potts dropped one set as
announcem ent;
Ida Stato (digue's tiro new' uni'Walter Brown,| Islander ipeed- Fkk, who now bold* the world ree- be, defeated Archie Henderson of
* ' »'■-(>, -j !
plres may be new to the stilt-,
D 9 hall hurler, allowed only four hit*, ord of B4J aeconda for that event Chape) Hill, N. C., 8-4, 8-8, 7-5.
Dr. Peter 8. Roy being duly
iiut both of them have hid pltn
— nlthough ho was wild and hit four and haa. a 88.8 ptrfonnanee up for , .Wi mer Hines of Columbia, H.
licensed by tb* Stole of Flor
ty of experience Tti eports befotr
C , seeded No. 1 for the tourney
DeLand player* and wa ked three. approval.
r t.ottHi* statk Lr.artCit
id*, Seminole County an& th*'
Fkk retained hi* 180-metar eat- and ranked ninth nationslly, and
signing as arbiter* of the stair’s
..
.
He
struck
o
tt
five.
Won U it itet.
City of Sanford to practice ret-*youngest organised bait bill cir I'jjrfoliA Itontfi
‘ire
The Islanders were wile to reach door charaplenahlp a t Dm Moina*. Ernie Satter, New Orleans, no
4%
.tit
II
.491
HI AtlKUMilAo
St 17
cuit.
.«> Winthrop Line fer only seven hlU. where Patti WoU mad Arthur tional Intercollegiate and .Southern
ertnary medicine, will vacel-'
JJ IT
.4*1
Cjtlne-uvtll*
l o t Th* lattor, recently arqulrsd by Lindengren, both of tho Lev Ango- tltieholder who la rankod No. 2
>1. K. "Babe” Trump, line 1»«•l-8ira«(
.4NI
n 37
nato dog* with rabies vaccine
“
i< 31
.114
hare, mat strong opposition but
.res the Red* from. Jacksonville’s South- lao A- C., ftnlahed aavmid *1 ‘ third,
conch end director of Intra-mural I'nliUa
according
to city requirement*
H
anford
!l
41
.411
Butb
of
thoM
coast
Mai
side Suburban I-eague, walked
advanced without dropping a set.
athletic* lit Ohio Wesleyan Uniand price, 'between the boura'
*v*r, will find It dtfflrelt to to* II lilacs defeated Joe
four and struck out four.
of
vcislty, Dilawwv, Ohio, comes to (li«ln*iiv1l« *; I ' iiltik ti 2,
Uritrh A; DwtsHml 2.
of 0 A. U. and 7 P. M. a t hia
Mickey Mlttlemaa, Islander cen Fkk In that fashion bare, for many ilauaton, Texas, 0-4, 10-8 and Sut
the slat* circuit with the best ree- HhnylintM
a n f u n l I*. HI. A uc usli iti i I.
office, 2021 Palmetto Are.
ter fielder now playing shortstop, of tho Olympia aspirant* did not ler eliminated Don Doyle, a fel
(Is m n TmolMf
ummcndations of Branch Rickey
lunch at lHfldtml,
slide the show by rapping out two entor tb* . nationals. Including low townsman, 8-2. 8-8.
end Bill DoWIlt, officials of (lit PsytiinA
Xlulathis m (2«lne«vlll».
singles in three times up, driving Charley Huttor of Harvard, bold
\\ f .
ill. Louie Cardinal*. Ulehsy wired HI. AiixubIIum at Haa ford.
Frank Uuenuay of Orland.i,
er
of
th*
national
tntamUeglat*
_ ,Ira one run anil stealing four cm **.
I’resident G. E. (imilsnd that
F la , seeded No. 4, defeated Run| Slng’ts by Anderoon, Bartgsch, 100-y.rd Ut e, Cbarky Haejunaa of
Trump was “Impressive looking’
Chicago,
and
Bar
Waltoik
of
low*.
Prf.
IrtriU
Won
Pet- Mlttleman and Martin, a double
- nd believed he would g» tn the Ht. leoulat
41 31
Among tb* trout-etn>k* axart by Morton and an Infle'd o rt ronmajors a* an umpire within a rhicftM••
4S 17
.•H
Sfed Bed Safety
,U4
I'll (bIiu f Hli
41 31
.u s trlhuted frnr Daytona Beach ntna porta reeking trips to Berlin are against Potto, with Sutter tueutfew yea:*.
21 11
Taylor Dryadal* and Ray Kaye, lag Guernsey on Satorday,
(Mncitinnll
,U9
a ir *B ,b* ^our*b frame.
"Impteeslva” was correct, for N*w gtit It
19 11
.117
M
Vk
31 41
,4«.» Th* Diet* added anolber In the both of tho Detroit A. C, Jack
*s*»x
In. a double* quarUMinals, Bob
when Frump showed up fur hi* ||ti*|
If you build ~yoar a**d bod
.383 »l*th on « bare on brlN. • stolen Kaeley .af Michigan, Ken Detrain bitt o mi Tony Morrsli of Atlanta
)*hll hIkIdHIa
IT IT
assignment, even Proxy Uillilanii llrouk !|rfi
II SI
.lit
of
Wesleyan,
and
Go*
Honc&k*
with
TOBACCO DUST with all
’
haae.
an
Infield
oet
and
Hn-.lnskl'a
defeated
Roswell
Lev
and
Rill
l
|
j
r
YMlfr4ar,a IIbbaIU •
wm Impressed. Frump, standing
* slnHe. In thes eighth, Miitleman of Northwester*.
dle of Miami, 8-4, 7-5.
th*
NICOTINE
aad rare ele
t'hlrsao t-l;
Ilronklrn
walked, atote second eml third and
Earliar, Guernsey and Henderrio t a.fii. ta Innings).
ment* you will Kav* plenty of
HI, Irfklll. Ii Nvw Tnrk 1.
. scor-d on Bsllckt’s fly to laft field. Italy And Germany
•on. eeeded No, 8 for th* doul.l-s,
Dustnn at Cincinnati, night,
The ‘Reds* first **ore was In the
went to th* semi-final* ty • it-a,
l i i . r . T*4sr
good,
HEAUTHT plant*. Said
Agree
On
Austria
*™nl to second on Roberson's tinPrnnklm St I'hlcngn.
7 4 victory over Campbell Gilles
N*w YnrV si nt. I»uts.
only
aa
an Inaectkid* by
first
inning.
HoHstcek
*'soled.
pie
of
Atlanta
and
John
Hedrix
of
I’hlt.id.lphln at Pittsburgh,
VIENNA, July 10.
A L olland, Fla,
g!e. retched third when Falconi
Chicago Duns along with Red llo.tun at ClnelnDStl.
walked and ecore l m ah Infield spokesman (or th* Hand Hoard
Grin*" and tlionco NagunkL AIt•
o'it.
In Ihe third, Dldrlkson wslkfd, aaid Thursday ORf Indy aad Ger
J. J. CATES
er working his first game, a dou
ret.'
stole
second, and scared on Hold- many bad w i le dad d far-reach ' Th*7*yc* Kilmer Memorial Nnble bill hero following a 30-houi H.w Turk
SI i t
tioaal
Forest,
honoring
the
luthor
ing
igreemant
to
prevent
the
rea}J! stock'* aingl* to rig h t
CO, INC.
stroll
41 H
train rMo, Frump confided ha'u U
toretton af a Rayaburg to flu of tha widely known poem, "Trcqx,”
llnalon
42 IS
lire
— a ---------------» 40 IS
.St*
W.ahlnaton
throne in AoctrU fer at least three ha* been estotlbhrd In aoutliCl-v.In nd
It IT
PHONE 82—SANFORD, FLA.
wMtom North Carolina. It lies
IS 1*
Chicago
:?t* Olvmulc Heads Seek
IS I*
Official* said they knew' n*Ut- within Uw boundaries ol the
■■hllgiWIphta
21 It
Ht. I.iUl.
:»»*! ?135,000 E x p a n s e a tng of It bat the spokesmen Naathabau National Forest
ri.v rl.n d II: K-* Turk I.
l'hllniVluhl. T| Hi. Louie t.
X "NEW .YORK. July 10.—(#1—Th*
Hnitun t; Clilr.au t.
m « t important event cn th* U, S.
tirtrult Hi Wublngtan T.
a« M . T .s .r
[ Olympic prog-mnt Wedneaday waa
Detroit .1 W.thlnatnn.
lb* rare of tb* Olympic f'naisc*
t'lnx.t.nil at New York,
"Tw commute* to yah* th# (IDJKX)
nttraao at Hueton.
HI. Louis at rhlU4alpht*.
----- a'faP team
to Germany next Wednesday.
Korpis Gangster Is
Tn desperattoh, tha coremlitre
Southern N letters
Sweep Tournament
Panford, playing at home to
day, goes to I’alatka for to
morrow’* game.
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Itagerslil, rf
wind.ll. rf
pialw th
Davis, ab
rnbloni, lb
maldar. p
P
laaon, p
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Olympic Teat D raw l
100 Of Beat U. &
Aquatic Luminaries rwd.
S i Augustine Touches Seeks D istrict Cham*
Cuban Moundsman pionship In Games
F or Eight Safeties A t J a c k s o n v i l l e
ST. AUGUSTINE, July 10.—A
Thirteen m ch b rr. of Sinford
tn v d of- M W shouting fan* American Legion Junior 1’e'rball
MW Uia 8t. Augustine Salnta Club left here today (or JacKdrop a 8-4 decliion to th« San- sonvlll# where they were scheduled
ford Lookout* yesterday.
I to play two games in the slate JinGilborto Torre* went the entire tr k t four eliminations,
root* on tho mound for tha' At 10 A. M. the youths were to
rlctora and although reached far tangle with the South Jack-unvl la
eight hit* kept them fairly well nine. Another gsme was on tap
Mattered.
with th* tamo etrjrregollurf at it
Tha Joexla used three hurlera. p. R.
Schneider started, then came WeiThe team's roster Is as follows:
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and Johnson, In all the San
ford boy* collectrd 10 blngles off
th# combined offerings of th*
trio. I
The Celery City boy* tallied
on* run In the first frame on
Steele Is Favored
In Middleweight
Ring Go Tonight
n i_ i_
j r 1 1 i „ A _ _ wired tha taei Angeles Alhieti*
. 9 l a l i l t IV 1 1 1 8 UT10 Cln’.* to guaranto* pxrt of It* wg.
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j U r polo team'* expenses by SunENID, Okie., July 10— W —A day If It wa'ntod th* team to go to
quick-firing gunmin who waa alatn Germany,
by officen after ha had ktilod one
Unless a “substantial part" nf
policeman and wouodad two .oth-. th* (*800 Is ‘ r o i r i a l t s j by that
tra waa Identified ThurKtr/ by fin-’ time. Trod Ibehrtor, chairman a f
t*rprinto as LaWroao* DhwI,.YU«- 'th* Otnaple iwimmtog commit teg.
placea ol Al Mxddock and Artklv ly hunted Kirpl*-Bark«r < / hater m )A h* vrovid namd'another slab
Campbell, Florida Htal# League who led 15 escaping; convicts from 1which so"Id p ig (tv vxpensex, [o*V
sUrtera, who w uc drafted b> » Minnesota tosan* baapltol last ri*w gvidehtly referrwH to tha N*w
th* South Atlantic League. Four
of (he Florida But* League um " * L
beer parlor, lha yMthfal gtranger j’ M istlw hf., th» I os AagelM to tn
pires who started Ihe season hart,
hive already passed to hlghei began firing. Ht killed Patrolman la »trtnd*d la Cbievaro. net kaowCal Palmer, wouattod Officer Ralph | Ing - te th e r to ' cum* b i t t r n
circuits.
«k. high r U i fruit* and reg
ia, sorted for aLa ind/stoof rlpenata, can ha otlUxad
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�Sanford b The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail. Highway*
And Water Transportation,
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F l o r id a , Sa t u r d a y ,
JOHN L. LEWIS
Symbol Of Change In
^ H u m a n Need Cited,
• Calling For “Modera
Government”
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WASHINGTON.
luly
Torrid Wave '1
Break Is Seen
By Forecaster Promise Of Shower* ;
Out Of Northwest
Brings Cheers From f
Farm s And Cities
Departm ent Officials
W atch Outcome Of
E ffort!; To Form
Steel • Work Union
Span Is Erected
.F o r J 6 4 ,000,000
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OLYMPIC SWIMMING FINALS ATTRACT MERMAIDS
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Demonstrations P re
c e d e Ceremonies
Seen By Officials
ju iy
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Price Of Grain ‘j?
Drops Suddenly.
—One strike » u called off and
one was ended »* Labor l>ep*rtment official. anxiously awaited
the outcome of a fight in the
American federation of Labor
oTer effort* to unionise the
steel industry.
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A seven
ended et
the Wheeling Steel Corporation's
Crop Damage Said Td .
Reach $300,000,000
Throughout N ation '
(Copyright IMS By the
Aneoclated 1‘rrmo)
Portsmouth, Onto, plant. A strike-
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CHICAGO. Juiy It.—T he'-
' umus * * .
end of the Wat wave waa *
ataff who told the Poe. ideal yea-Uwo weak*. It had been called
of th« pubglghtcxi today and million* **■..............*“ ................. ....... for Mooday and would b a n «f-|
ram, vra*
cheered. Cool weather ahoiitd ,
fee led alt port* in Florida.
/ President
begin to swoop outw ard ■.
The dee lock - in the Internal
dedicated it
from the northwest tonight; l
struggle rocking the American
:hanrfng huForecaster J. It. Uoyd of
Federation of Labor lightened
i call for “an
the Chicago Weather Bu*
last night a* President William
tat In place of
reau said tho torrid blankM *
Greed demanded complete dls~j
antiquated gwernmeaL" •
which has spread death to ,
bandment of an Insurgent unlt(
■rreonded by ,0<rv. Herbert
humans mul growing thing. o * « ■
as the price of poses In (ha ranks]
w K T i & o ' / florcllo Laguurof the trade unionist*;
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dla, Jam** A. Fogey. Been U r,
•frmtv th*-tte»w**'U»A
of Interior Harold Ickra sad oth
lil.prilrd In the northwest by rein £
ers, .the JhreaJdent'Said: “There
tonight.
are, a few among up who still,
Tho parched population hailed ’
consciously or unconscious|y, live
the new£• with delight. Wearjf, 1 ,]
ua„..
In j a r state of. constant protest Oviedo Indicates 1 0 0 __
Final Olympic tr l.l. In tha United States women, division at A storia, N. Y.. July 11 snd 12 will bring togvther many feminine .U rn faimera felt encouraged that ,
against 'th e daty - pretenses of
Who often hay. dlstinguiifed_thoms.lve. in the water and on diving plalfnrme. Itorthy Foynton Hill (left), Loo Angeles, I. the favor- some of their crops would be *
Per
C
ent
Patron-;
fiTuiadTw
ith
ti*
mut
whuTwaa
mooting modem nerd*. Most of
inr<»
M n v e m w n t tr**u
ftrra
industrial
unions Its In the platform dive, while Katherine Raw!, (center, below), Miami Brach. will compete In both the breast .troke and ihreo-meter saved. ilia t driven clly folk* . .
aa are willing to recognise change
age Iinn movement
,n d 40prw
lurtiQ
n Marias..
springboard dive events. Clsudla Eckert (elrrle), Chk.go, Is an o th er low board diving favorite. El.anor Holm Jarrett (right), New sighed with relief.
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sad. g ir t h reasonable and con*
The heed* of two powerful York, appear. In n class by herself in the backstroke. Lcnor. R ight Wlngard (right, below) Is considered the leading entrant In tho
On the Chicago Board of Trade
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slant help."
County Farm A**0*
H. craft union*—John P. Frey, ofi
tho weather forecaster1* predie- •
Tho* opening ot the bridge Dawson today moved to solicit the Metal Trades and Herbert1
lion caused a sUmpeding Iota la ;
acroea tho la st Hirer, which with Seminole County fa rm in ' p arlk - River* of the Hod Carrirer’a - s p - 1
corn and wheat. The former foil j
the approaches connects the New Ipation la Urn federal aoU ton- pc.red before tho Federation’s ’
four cenU and the price was ' 1
Writ City boragha of Manhattan, ■arvalion program.
executive council yeeterday sad*
down seven cenU a bushel from
York Clip borough* *f ManhstUn.
Mr. Dawson omployod the foL, demanded the suspension of the'
today’s high.
ceded by paradaa and telvie demon. lowing persona to contact grow* r . i n . unions unleu they abanThe priee of wheat eollapaad
elutions.
e n and make a pereonal expto-'doned their organisation driven
five cenU a bushel, the limit at* '
natUa of the plan: Edmund including the one la the itaol Inlower) under trading rule*.
[Mslsch, Hugh Torrance and E , C. duatry.
Tht mlddlt west baa suffered _
Gathrie for tho Sanford area,! jv>th charead that Lewie’ orDeddlftie For Qualifications Falls Today;
from record-breaking high tom* >j
W . A . G. Wagner and C arl M J a m a
retardUg t b . 1
pcraluros for nlnq cunieculhe '
Pepper Apparently T q Have No
jo
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.day* *nd virtually Area wnako . .
Sanford
Schools
Will
Opposition In Campaign
,r
from lack of ampto (awclpiutidn. seed rep res in tattvae I*to " other diction to Iba C.^L O. S e t big
Chiefly To Prevent *
B eg’in September Boat and drought M d d i k m
commnuttie* o f th e eoonty, p o i n t - L ^ . , u .
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TALLAHABHEE, July I I .- M l
(VeelleMd oa lUge Tww|
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Itinerant Operation
few officers of the Sanford 1.1
14, Body Decides
— Ilobcrt J. Boone, Miami, today
;0,V F-'R dga number IT* will
f ta tn e e d b y *
Dawson Solicits
Participations
Soil Program
Williams Shows Robert Boone Pays Over Four Route Bids
Occupational Fee Fee To Enter Senate Race Meet Rejection
By County Board
Tet-nL'
1 Po,te* cw*f
winum* to- ijnf&
vorflhlD T
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t * J day reported a salUfactory eonG H W T U ra U K
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H A B B B B e collection
dlUon (xUof
U hcro
lnoccupsllunal
regard tu
(]oc U
n it P p rm it
W y 'l T f f g
city
IJ IU l A C rilU l
Installed Monday night at B
M, ta the ejah house. It was
I. T. Hardy wn taka the chair
grand a o ^ whUo M V * Yan
the cxseptiofi ‘of secreUry
two—n r. wdf be appointed
he aaw officials.
Wad peiatad oat that tho InL
offleas, now filled by A. J .
lag sad L B. Southward, redvsly, do' not bacoma Meant
later this year.
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r. Hardy aweceadi p, G, IIowaa tho head of- t l i loci] orwhila Mr. Van Noas'Ja sue.
'. / a a L m
gaye BecreUry of B ute It. A.
Gray a |S00 fee to i|Ualily u a
[ j U J U S C ? ? and profess Ionsi licenses.
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FM the past two weeks tha
The City Planning Board yesI k W R R R I R I P H pal lea department haa been eon- terday refused to recommend nn
IC iT T O P m B J O |< |( t |w a drive designed to application for a permit to erect
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I straighten all detlnquenU who • gasoline filling sUtion nt Park
tidesi low. B ill A. M. fan under Dm ordinance govern- Avenue and Thirteenth Street.
O. W. Spencer, local attorney,
heard tha county agent explain and B;H P. M-t high. 1:11 A. M. tog such few.
only a sought tha board's favorable
the plan's operation. Thera was and t : U P. M. Sun rises a t
Chief Williai
out stand- opinion through presentation of it
nn indkelion th a t nearly 100 pa* ItM
A M.andseta a t 7:31 P, few licensesa
cant of Oviedo's acreage win bo M. Meoo rise* a t 11 :M P, It. lag andmany ot lhoe* nm ie- petlQon before tho City CommlsMod-' Bttbod- to
Ineluded In ' the
costtrration and sets a t l l i U P. M. 1_
„ pay only half year par. sion Monday night.
The existing city ordinance
movement.
day^ tides: low, B ill A. M. and mlta. Hai said tha flscpl year end*
Rapt.
I governing construction In the
Monday night Mr. Dawson will 9:*0
P. M.;high, BAB A. M.
and 11.
Under the method of procedure Park Avenue pnd Thirteenth
be ln the Lake- Monro* school. 3:41 p. M.
In operation hers, the police <le- Street Intersection area classifies
home to again describe tha prw-l
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gram. Tha event geU under way
Generally fair tonight and Sun- pertinent is responsible for the th at property aa “A" and solely
of occupational 11- residential.
a t B o'clock
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.■ , day except N nU erai skewers In collection
Other tchednlaa atto Tuesday extrema south Must tonight end censes, a *revenue which is v s.. According to the plans annight, VLongwoo* —
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tlmatad to produce approximate- nouaetd by tha attorney ha would
't ' iriorida ly 110,000 annually.
| erect a structure to cost epproslWednesday > night
Springs t Thttraday
iVene Monday
i i t j i i t f TV*?.;) I■■i■
Circuit Court wt 1
great
i _. agbhoar. 1
difficulty
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T aaaa aw
u ta etlo n to
a premciwu
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tt-i m
m at n motion Umt
Last I Grarey ba
r r * Ex-Navy Chtplaln
tore* of Will Speak Sunday.
■V* early]
—L _ •h e re -ka The Xev. Jsame & Day. former
bra Tefer U. a Navy chapOa. will fill tha
g
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Sons Of The Lesion
Organize Nucleus
F o r Rifle T e a m
county
board probably
will
award con Irails within ten days.
, Another rscommendstlos made
hy the flanford board and accept
ed by the county body waa that
this city's schools open September
14.
T. W. Lawton, county super
intendent, said the matter had
formality to get It Into a court be*n undecided for several weeks.
conlaat ' If the attorney general
The local unit also submitted
tulaa the qualifying fees of eanannual estimate of oxpondL
Pardon Board Lacks didaua may be accepted, Florida) Its
lures which will bo forwarded to
have said they would;j the state comptroller.
t Revocation Power RepfchBouts
challsags the legality of the prl-l
|L Rcprorantlng tho cqunty tool
mar# sat fe r Adg. 11. „T................
I night wore Fred T. William* and
' ATALLAHASSEE,
| u u (>,rdon July
Board,11.—tA
whichO turney general balds tho fees U E. Jordan, whUo W. M. Haynaa,
cannot bo oocoptod, tho com else
attempted on July 1 to revoke Ite win be taken ta the Supreme ft. B. Chapman , and Mrs. WalUr
Morgan partklpatad as Sanfonl
vioui order granting clemency r Court.
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trustees.
Carl Andrews, haa diatovered
In evoat no primary Is bsld for
lad no oulhority to do SO.
to a result, Andrews cannot bo a race carrying opposition, lha
it back to prison, although nomlnaa would ba choeen by tbs A lbert E. MitcheU
miff W. B. Brennan of Union ststa IMmatratio estcuUre com
D iet A fter Illness
nty recommended hi* rtioSM ho mutes.
Three prospective candidates for
Of Short Duration
pUdnq(e originally waa giveni the Traidmell vacancy announced
re sentences, totaling IT jrtari,, yreUrtfsy they would not make
w assault to m urder,'.H a on*
rod tha prison May U / 1N0.
lowing aa illness of short, dura
tion.. 1 ,v .;Funreal servicea wl| ho held
A. Mluh.il ot Sunday aftarnoon a t I o’clock
tUeat ot tVe from tha Erickson Funeral Homo,
The Rev. W, B. Queen U to of-
use’s Bond Is
id A t *37,000
Twenty-threo members of tha
Hanford Bona of tha Legion fas*
night formed the nucleus of a
rifia team which hopes to com*
pete against similar organise*
lions throughout tha slat*.
Percy Mare, chairman of tho
American Legion Boys' Work
Committee, said lha unit will ho
,
ready for i actual competlHen
within six wseka. Ha pointed oat
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that 30 days of prallmiaery opop.
J
ations are nacatsary before astuat
j
firing begins.
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Two officers of tha Sanford
j
National Guard unit, Capt, H. C.
Washburn and L t W, D. Hof*- t
matin, gnvn their full auport to
the project and said they would
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sUnd behind tha movsnunt.
W. O.. Cook, member ot tho
]
local Legion, Is sppolntod rlflo
Instructor.
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Police Will W ork V
On Traffic Plana
Traffic problems will occupy tha
center of tho pollco stage whoa tha
department's now India* molorcy*
cl* arrives. Chief Boy WU
said today.
Ha pointed out that there
■ovsrml difficulties #ow to .
idc* which could bo solved I
proper uelorised furee ig i
able.
A new ranch In* haa been or
from Tampa and should I
here early neat week.
LOCAL WEA'
Mr. Mitchell to a native of
Sanford and Uw v k laltr, and ha
h u resided bars all hts life.
Surviving ara Uw widow, Kim
Emma Mitchell; four daughton,
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�Most important to Sanford was yeaUriay** ewoowaroent that arrangements have Men eomptotadfhr thg,fl»'
nancing of henna construction after a lapse of oM rir tan
years. The
MortinM Cosnnsiu a4
fiTpreparsd to extend aa unlimited amount of crodlt far
What an extensive program of home canal
n to this d ty goes almost Vrithtet aaytng,
loA c iu m M T 0 g n jo y e a o n r Uum
om
In If
iperlty. Crodlt tarnsd loose bars for hong
For tha prospective homo owner It afford
tunlty for building and owning a homo which
foolish to ovarlook. Tha carrying charges on
loan of 12,500 a n only flOJO n month and t
principal and interest. It caste more to pay r
tatlon for paying bis Mia, areguli
times the amount at hla monthij
gage, and either a lot, or cash, i
of the coat of the completed houa
a minimum loan of $2^00, one nn
or that amount In cash.
The Herald cannot too atrom
tance of taking advantage of t
ffATPMAT, JULY H, IMt
over TituvUta way and
tell (aaettor old ftwBy
•erred es a nuUs tsUe I
Ida garden. The talk e<
M ilk van** fou today
ju u a QtJOTXDl Ikavedwvtd
y?
A Lot Of Government
With all the public knowfedte of wool
duplication of effort In our various goVw
it did coma aa somewhat of a surprise to
learn that there ere now 175,00a separata
and local governments to which tha people
must pay tribute.
V
Geialer. at hla w ont could not equal tl
Five members of President Booeevd
cabinet. In
.... ...... ______ _____________ ____ ______ junta! fuhelions, described tha situation aa an “ahaoet. unlimited
chance for confusion, cross purposes end wasted effort.”
A lm ost at the, earns time came a report from a senstorts) committee headed by Senator Byrd of Virginia that
or test,'te. vat Ml W pn op, boards, bureaus, and commissions wtthtmSfcrawtennttP**
e e t t e ^ OM'eapavte
ernment itself were overlapping -In Uielr fimetfons and
Set wfcea he tiarUd oat to llvo
at cross purposes.
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He found he had etrosdf died. oftenAworking
part of the report of the cabinet toam tei read as
Aadrrees N. acreage.
follows: “Some departments, are directed to dp pektttlflo
work, other* carry out engineering operation, inch as
Oea, Colliaa, by way ef Q***
ghetto, u clawing honio in tha Ui VSJIQI HUllUtSBSH**•*W»»•
MlUnssl fleard orgsnlaatlon.
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Drought Cattle
aaxKN mounts;
the Cel, i l l y 11,—H .ary
m -1 Secretary of A r n a
eowss,
wt«a
ins *to
ter
to
to
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thin, half-flnlahad
M l * Markets, a
(whs .vtertwa.«t JM *
Jste
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extent; sometimes their policies are in a p p ^ ^ c o n lT Jc to
But Imagine, 175,000 governments within the United
"Mow le the time to Invaat in States for the taxpayers to support I Tha Boston Tea Party
the Ctembor of Commote*," aar* was held too soon.
the Taupe Tlm*a. And It is right.
«ad ft*.
Etrrti
<r
pehllaasa, there in i s car-load
r. The Bt Aognatine ftacord la*" » Ce^hlte^-IUVM Momiag
cJcta we have s cosatUntionai right
'to privacy. Bot who want* to he
The recent ninetyseventh birthday of John D.Bocke- cue yep uwtoooua
ha* again re-emphaalxed the annual lsason that the] WnrwtmWre a***, cayenne
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YALTA,
You will find
that tbs finest looking; longest
So m , r a d , With >Afed lite ra t Ih . » y - « l rf Dr. g
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William D. Baneunt, dietetics authority of 8anta Barbara,
£ ; ts ftfms w lf
California, that moat o f u i donH sot
^ «»••). Add chin M o ce^H h lS
way to get rid of that tired fading, banish
*te put an la tap ef dsehte toilet
rejuvenate ourselves to general, is to eat five meals a lead m rimm«r fony-ma miaatee,
jay instead of three.
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_ . Ww* totee torvtsg add usato
*** Perhaps. Dr. Sanatun, since hla practlep. la confined |ro«w tetri*# as putter sad
od hte M >de nse ptesatet (tot thte wM
ifSC* cenfcranM or a Laagva
leas’ mSaUng In Enrep*, it
starts a war.
Vail. It seat that fallow |«,000
ailsnsto the affastteaa at «■
m -meat wife. levs rsactos a
v light (or tewt).
re S«ip> ^ M M M y w t t d s M s t t h s U s t
ouot It »m u SSI award lie gm teat thsfs
tlon b y the Cud«« flteot
It bow
And the rich nbttettes al the
item
at Fnatert la
11 ft
m lddlp a * * * t o * > S $ E M I J h i
* 0 ^ >tot ■
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�T H E SANFORD
H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
RUTH BRYAN OWEN GREETS FIANCE
ia l A n d Personal' A ctivities
— r -:----- f n Mrs. E. A. Monforton
To Direct Program
Social Calendar
Personals
uoum v
A ,p#fU1 Children's M y proMrs. W. 3, I ask is planning to
MUN OAT
directed ’ey Mrs. E. A. Moneve next weak for England to
.Dr, Naaman af the Psychic
S« Z
Beta*. March wdU g h . a M m J ^ g at 1
nt 1:00 P. M. at the Woman a Club r#u
tebareml* it wax
bunding on Oak Avenue. The public , nnoQDC^ ^
i * . „ h.
la tneltad.
u i ^ u d to
Bagalar bgainaaa and program I ^
pro<ram ^ * g fr * „
meeting af the Woaaan'a Mbatonary*fotl<(wl.
Society af the Ftrat Mathodlat Bible Que.tlunarrF-Agwmi.lg th;
Church will taka place at 1:30 P. “ children.
: . v
M. at the church.
“Opening Pre/er,*
<*
Circle Number One and Circle j rtn
St. Clair White has returned
Number Firs of the First Baptist
» r ,.. a u w
from Charles ten, 8. C. where
r , . he spent « short time wits rela
tives.
the home af Mrs. M. S. Smith. ery0„o ehMinu
Floral Heights.
“An Original Greeting," Junior
M n. F. J , Commits ha.« gtmf
Clrida Number Two of the Flrct ch, tllw t
to Towando, Pa. to spend soma
Rotk Bryan Owen, United State* Minister to Denmark, greets
lima with her daughter. Mm. Lao
U. Rockwell.
her fiance, Cnpt, Boerge Rohde of Denmark, a t he arrives In New
York for their wedding at Hyde P*rk, N. Y., Jely 11. Mia. Owen
Circle Nomher Three of the children.'
Mica Elisabeth Dyson plans to
First Baptist Church wW to*el|*'D« ’t L * MoU>« D" M." St*»* learo tomorrow for ft. M, phene, whoa# home is In Florida, la the daughter of the late Williams Jenntnga Bryan Captain Rohde la » member of the life guards of
at 3 JO P- M. with Mra. George I “ “ To«ht«i.
8, C-, to visit her cousin, Miss
King Christian of Denmark. (AP Photo)
W. Hoff. tOfl- Laurel Avenae.
H*1**® ^ " D c Cello,- Thelma Ruth Klintworih.
e s r s e
Celery Arcnne.
Powell-Arthur
Head J*
. ™owln?
.
_____ .
Christian Science textbook, "S :l* layers In Mystery, «n«* Vnd nniih «uk Key to th*
, n i
-------I Scripture*,” by Mary Baker Eddy:
With more thin 20 prominent | ■‘The 1divine mast overcome, the
playera on its roll, an Imposing human at every point. The bd<
east of all-star caliber has been rnee deau* taucht ami lived must
assembled for “The Ex-Mral. RraJ- triumph over all material beliefs,
ford," RKO R idli’t romantic my»- about life, substance, and Intcllitery drama at tne Rttx Sundry and Renee, and the multitudinous er.Monday.
rors growing from auch beliefs,
j William Powell and Jean Arthur Love must triumph over hate.
, play the stirring roes. Comedy Is Truth and Life must rest the vle• provided by Erie fibre, seen ax -sory over error and death, before
I Powell's Butler, end Jama* tiles- the thorns ran be laid aside for A
•ton, portraying a police tnspec- crown, the benediction follow,!
tor. Robert Armstrong, Ralph 'Well done, good and faithful I
' Margan, Lucille Gleason, Grant aervnnt,' and lh« auprrntary of
MKchall and Erin O'Brlen-Mooto Spirit be demonstrated."
have Important parts.
Others Inc ude Frank M. Thom
as, New York stige favorite; Lila
• Lae, famed star of the silent films; |
j Fratkic Darvo. John Sheehan, Paul j
F iv Johnny Arthur,
Dorthty
Grange) and fid Saylor,
Powell and Mis. Arthur are ap
pearing together for the first time]
lines they did
T h e rn rtC T O IN T U .
dar Case" In
MAN cuovely trick a Ms
Gltasoqa, Ja
I beod in o hom tl’i net!
doing (hair fi
to lolva (ho “perfeci
-T « £ £ ? . •Bong,
" • *-Growing
- < £ « -Up
« *for* »Jesui,"
• .
WT------- *
W H E R E T O GO
,
TONIGHT!
|
“ Better Air out to Short’*" 1
Dance and Cool Off
We Never Cloa*
C H IC K E N D IN N E R 75«
Steaks, Chops, Hot or Cold
Plate U ntil
Good Maetr, Wine, IJqaora,
Ileer, Etc.
3 Miles North or Sanford, I t
Mi. Seolh of DeLand on
Route IT, fianlord tu DeLand
Road
crime."
Circle Number Fear qf the First > *“«» Stringer.
Baptist Church will .meat at 3:30 MOar Responsibility," a playlet. , Miss Lillian Bra nan, Ralph Dea
M . M. with Mr*. H. H. HU1. 1019 . “•‘•T*"* >*7 Mbt.- Ccthcrina HIv- Rochers of Fort Myers, and Bill
■ Im cltc Avenue.
I era.
Tyre spent Thursday afternoon
n u,1!«
u i u i G|rl’»
i
" Tha Mary Lnmesith Clrda of | “A
Message,- Jean at Daytona Beach.
I
McIntyre.
Sunbeams," Group of
A. M. Zlnxer, who haa lean ill
I smill children.
at his home for several days, left
| “The Moct Im partial Part," Antys
MOSCOW. July 11.—td1)—ThO |1(r parents. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
< Lee.
Soviet-American
c T dthe £ r i £ PuIwUn, w a s h o n o r g u e x t i t n
-Jack's Bermoa." M b Stringer, I t f f i l M P f - M T - 'T
> aa c o t,-u v d .r whU
rtH k a C to p fV to <he subject of
,-A Mliarlc." Deriy W . t l t ^ f ' ^
‘F I * , r ^nwm, r - y . vetnvneS Union mom Mmn doubled tU bT»dgvr' l«lH **^“ Ft,T*i United Staten morning by Mrs. R. J. Holly at tha Icison-iermon in all Churthei
I-Be Oarafot W hit You S o y .^ ty jlw
Isrd,. J7Q2 Magnolia -Avsnue.
today* from WlnUr Park where Pureh*M‘ from
of Chilat. Helenllit, July 12.
Wleboldt.
'
, was extended t* -‘ h ,r home In Msyfstr. Bridge was
FRIDAY
the has been visiting Miss I.ibby ,n th* P**1 y**r>
Tha Golden Trst U from He*
day
for
another
year.
|
pt
,
yed
|n
the
morning
and
The Woman’s Missionary Society | "Little Sowers," children.
Wellman for tha past 10 days.
J‘ "
trews 13:10, "To do good and to
/~ ih « Russians promised to buy| ,
.
of the First Kvthodlst Church will I "The Love of Jesus," Lota Lee.
communicate forget not: for with
has# an "open houao" from 4:00 -Good or Bod." Franklin McfWer.
P. R. Myles has left on an as- k tle a a t 130,000 worth of Ameri. ,UIKh*on
such larrinces God Is well
Recitation,
wltk
music,
*W
hat
a
Can
goods
last
year
but
actually>
After
«e
P. M. to »:00 P. M- ai U * partended tour of the northern Unit
pleased."
ji
purchased
mere
thaa
115.000^)00
bridge
high
’
Body
Should
DoScott
McIntyre
'
■onsge In honor of tha Rav. anJ
ed States and Canada. 1..
Among th* cita'ions which com
i-Lovlng Hearts," Catherine Miller,' peels to b* away about . worth as compared to 112,000,000 bag, »»■ p
prise the lesion termon Is the
w lrth In each of tha ihreo pro- Boyle whtl
“Sonday VUIUng," Eddie MoTeer.1month.
church a n Incited.
following frm the nihle; “To him
Recitation with muck, "Some One
vtoua years.
that ovcrcomrlh will I grant to
-------. A‘ —.
U Needing You," Ycms IfarriEd Wilson will leave tomorrow
sit with m# in my throne, even
Oriental Clash
> •
Word she# bam received boro
for Lake Junaluska. N. C-. to at
and Miss Puleston’ •* 1 also overcame, nn<l am set
from Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Cooper, "When I Grew Up,- Ralph Cowan, tend the Young People's Confer T1ENSTIN, July 11.—WT—J*pl with linen sporta down with my Fathrr In his
-who
v . havev
ah e n•< (pending
'
‘ Violet Wells, ence of the First Msthodlst aneaa and Chinaaa detschmenU
som e, Edith Chestnut,
met In an armed clash but there
vs guest prise.
I throne" <R«v. 3:2H.
time Is M an HOI, N. C , th a t "W itnessing- Cal
ho Hogan.
Church.
were no casualties and an early
is served In courses* The lesson-sermon also Includes
thoy. a n b arin g In a few days “ _' *
----- - _ f Chlldren'a
settlement of the Incident la ex
s, assisted by Mrs.f
____
fo r Durham, N. C. to attend a
Day," Evelyn Mathews, Mary
pected. Japanese soldiea at Taku
Ion. Those present ~ ~ ~~_______ , , '
re-union of the Cooper family. Torch ton, Joan McTter and Vi
■ought to hold U rget practice In
Mary
Elisabeth J ' . A e
I
'J M W
olet Wklla.
They- expect to return to their
t public park but Chinese troops
heme In Oviedo abeut July 22. LBong, - tittle S tart,- children.
objected. The argument ivtwecn
___ 1 _________________________I "Dad's
RheumlUtm," Florence
the soldiers reached an exp.cslon
r
,
I vr#:u.
point and both aldea opened lire.
\
I Narrh, • -Keeping Step,1 Older
Nobody was killed or wounded.
P ra /e r S o n ^ ahildroa,, -,
Agreement Made
BERLIN. Jidy 1I.-W 1 —Far
[reaching agreement between Ger
many and Austria, a usually railMr. and Mrs. Gaorga N. Spring,I able source >>ld. will be proclaimed
l"Little
NOTICE
*m
}, |
Filling SUUoa
,-
;
' -? *i **#■ r »* -7- .a*;,
N«w Orlando Bond, near
Perit'a Dane* Hall
Call tad Call Again
MaBagcrs, Albert E. Eng*
bead and Mra.*Cora Cos
At two o’clock en Thursday
afteraeon. July II, IMS, The
Board of Pubik [aitruction will
n ceh n aaalad bids on twelve
or mere new steel school
buses. The Board reserves the
right to reject any or all blda.
Board ef Public Instruction
for- BcmlnoU County, Florida.
T ., W , LA W T O N
FR E D T . W IU JA M 9 7
|j |
G-E THRIFT UNIT
LUNCHROOM
Texaco
SUNDAY
MONDAY
Mrs. H. L. Gibson
Is Hostess For Circle
Lenai M ilitia fo r
tate Is Advocated
n Orlando Session
W
f e
Yha home of Mrs. H. L. Glbeen,
the regular meeting of Circle
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Young and
children, Betty and Jean, and
Mathodlat Church held Monday
niece, Mlaa Bonnie Mae Yeung,
----- —
afternoon with Mra, J. H. Craw*
have gone to Atlanta,
Athena,
. •
’ ’, uORLANDO,
A u in y v i July,
It.—UP)— f0jd presiding.
and Norwood, Ga. <
to spend a Establishment of a state aerial
Mrs. 8. O. Bhlnholaer led tha
■tenth.
>
• militia ^for •
' :patrol
)
___
the
of Florida's dayotlona)
which was taken front
ccpiat lines was recommended yea- the' seventh chapter of tha
the mismts*• 1VM f**'Urday by the newly organised t ;om *tudy book, -The Stewardtgham, Atm, y |arid* AiiaUon AaaorisUun which (hlp
U ft." Ralroabmenla were
’*
» > » jdjounted yesterday after n two ,,r re d during tha aoclnl hour.
** Bj **^*Jl” day seaalon hate.
| those present were: K rr. C. P.
*PP The recommendatlen Will, be ll.ntdon, Mr*. R. W. Turner, Mr*.
**V M r
formally presented to Gov, Oave *j. B. Cntwfard, Mra. J. l>
Mr.
and sh o lu and Adjut-Cen. Vivian Col- Vaughn. Mrs. J. W. Adame. Mr*.
“ •
I Has. The eeaoelaUm recommended r . o . Bhlnholaer, Mra, C. E.
W Rev F ath-I1?**
,m
A ra y ^
Navy Flewera, Mra. Clarence BmiDt
*!* * 1/ * ? planet he acquired by the ate I for | and gueit, Mlaa Rosalind Wright
u _
J j j tha service hat that they he la good ’ of MUIedgovtlle, Q e, Mrs. J . E-
A ttendta* S c h o o l
M1LLKD0EVILLB, On, July It.
-M r* . Ve'mn Stewart Mitchell,
Mlee Dorothy Stehee. and M H
Jails Elisabeth Atoms, teacher*
in the puMIe aekaato of Banferd,
asked of the federal government.
The aeeeclaUon recommendc-l
that gasoline told to the military
tn lta on gerenunont reeorvation*
bo exempt from a
Jhm m i l l i ( t i„n eyuld attempt
to crack dqwu an eeaaonal barnstorming aria tore In a resolution
asking passage a f lewi restrict
ing eeaaonal aircraft operation for
profit. Aaotker reeoluUon would
giro ceentlee Ike seme opportunity
as mtulclpnlltlM In acqairlog land
and davebpiag alrperta.
J. C Lowe Is Held
In W auchula Death
WAUCfiULA, July
Sheriff a S. DUhong Into y « u r .
day unectnead tha arrest of JC. Love, t t , an a charge ef mur
der kl c w u il lin with the death
COST
Proved by Rxp«rl*nc«l Otn«ral
EU ctrlc h at mad* and sold
moro rtfrigoratort with toalod
DtActianlim i, than a il othor
______
Miss Eleanor Hickson
Is Hostess For Visitor
Benering bar gueet, Mlaa Jana ■
Brown of Miami, Mbs’ Eleanor ,
fllikann entertained a Urge num
berad fftonda at an Informal party
Friifiy evening. Swimming was
aajeged early In the ereolng a t
Ban Linda Springe and Inter
watermelon was served a t the
Htaknen home on Celery Avenue.
Smiting wa* participated to «•IU | lata hour, Thom ptCMat
L Jane Sharon,
Martha
* Kathleen Lauey. Katherine
y. Margaret Vrraay, Leriae
n, Carolyn Cog bum, Vtrginllen, Adalclto Hlgflim/DorM crthill. Rebecca WBaon.
lFjrtin La nay and gltoct.
i - Kirkwood of HatUealerg,
and B. L. Perkin*,
i Betta, Richard Deaa.Ji
Dyaoo, a P. Hereto*,
Mgkten, J r . P. M, VI*
[Todbnm. WcUm* 1%
.
.
.
.
m anufacturan combined.
F o r th * t h t i i t i u t r e f r i g e n t l o a , te lc c t t G*B
w ith th e fa m o u s M a le d -ia -ic e e l T H R I F T
U N I T . T h l i i f t h # O n ly r e f r i g e r a t o r
m e c h in U m w ith f o r c e d , fe e d lu b r ic a tio n
e n d o il c o p lin g , e x d u i l v e f e a tu re * t h e t
m e a n lo n g u r ilfo e n d l o w e r o p e r a tin g co ct.
Available In both O-E Nafop
and <M Monitor Top model*
. FRICIS AI LOW AS
E D D IE R E Y N O L D S ,
�i:
•'
TH E SANFORD
tf f tM
d
! S tate Fund* Last* £ *
hAnusBURO, Pa, M r l i e - JJ* ’
VD—Mori than • half nffitoa ini
pmoia* ad PeuneyfVaaU’* relief I cotnp<
roHe, went without feed ofdeTi' .wejU
u d t u h yeeterdey for the third' J* *
r£ !
New Dealer* and Republicans g , ^
YerVi .U U 1
• t Alhanjr.
It
shortage
dm
iUp* are M et
curtail IU Me.
HOME
Rollaaea Mrrte*. Ui## A. u.
^ T a n * r t f i l t ' i Lae tan, l i t ! ».
RADIOS
Ooea-elr Maetlae. t:H P. M.
Car eaaalae* a t I d k
Rooaraelt
r K H .7 S & ’l & S
C A R R A D IO S
T' f e
« ,« S .,« u r
P. M.
BalarCar: 0*ea-alr Maetlae Til*
f ' n . BoaCar H:M A. I t Bervtee
will ke a -ntkla* Careuat Barr,
lea." The l:«» Serale*. Mre. Para*
pVaaehlaX' Beiuujr, j K K
Prarar Mettles. WaCeaaCar, I Win aeaak. certain reran wtu ha
araaklne la the aaHa4 aerate* at
P. M.
.
Prarar aad Paatlaa Bar a lea. Pal the O lrtetlaa CkeveS,
ear. I* A. M.
molt c a M i e r n c e n t
'
The
Rev. fimi!!CBr*«a, reeter.
CP*ALA
The Raa, Karl J
RaalCaaea, Laha
M M l| KchaeL11
expended
battery
RADIOS
(2 , 6 and 32 ro lls )
BAUER’S RADIO
, : SERVICE
405 W l i t S U - P h o n e ,29
Ml r
and drbuth arae la rU |t thl# haplaaa province had U lan I hr* mil'
^w B SRrvTc b t HR T%WN’
Sdocmad
e Sto d**th
S SbySthaepUgo*
S
of hunger BSd white heat, Which
prepent reduction wfckfcr we are hie broufht frightful report* of
contemplating, 67,000 famlllee cannibalism, child-tolling and ban
,
. . . .
would be refuted further e**l*t- ditry.
National mad pnftlncUl auEvpreealne hope for ca early tXoritle* were taking heroic
solution. the director *ald, “check* measures to raller* dlatreaa, bat
hare been drawn and order* w rit It waa cone Idarad InraitabU
ten wo that a* soon a* we ere there moat he addltlenal (offerenthorfied we can Immediately Inf before new end urgently
needed erope motor*.
rwootahltah relief."
OVIEDO
Bank* of the Mllooal govdome of tha •tate’i mo rt power
ernment were financing rehahfllful political leaden,
A mo«t enjoyable and plsaaant
former United BUtea Sen.it->r tetlon we'Ht on scdU h ijm .U •renin* waa ipent at tha MethodJoeeph *• Grundy, Joseph N, fair* trltoessed la title country.
lot pa n o nape Thursday, when a
Pew and Mayor 8. Darla Wilton
of Philadelphia, walacked fra *
recaption area *W*n In honor of the
tha eldallnaa aa tha JUpubOcaa
Her. J. E. Woodward and family
majority end tho New Deal
Medina T e i ii Shaw, 80, of by Oviedo Mstbodlat Church and
fore** directed by Governor Earle
' county, Texas, w*» named friends. Tha Rot. Woodward end
jockeyed for • • advantage
r i m of the elate end tho family came here recently •from
The Senate consented to f*>
lease eerenl of
Governor**
Watt Palm Beach where ha haa
Earle’s tax meaaune, loo*, pent
•erred a* pastor, for some yean.
up la committee. They hold a
F. M. Smith, U n d e , Tex., eel He now rttlda* a t tha pertonaga
potential yield of mors than WO,. a woCf t n p to n lc h n ta , bat and the cherge recently vacated
m #L
.
■
caught aa even doada 'poeeum* by Dr. W. J. Carpenter, who hae
Some saw hope In the Dona- . . . a mother tarrying 11 young gone to Tampa for Urn present.
entte Roue*, when a M l j M M her pouch.
Thoee enjoying the slumber par
wen! forward for tha etate to sell
ty given by M n. Earl Wfcrd *t
her home In Winter Park Wednes
To heap <
day night w en M n. Helgtraon
it part ef these notoa Could be, up-to-dato la
ild quickly and tho monay
)ur*d Into tha ’ empty n lM there mlnoi*
Tha *enate, preparing to pueh
tha raveno* mtaeura* and *xpeel
ing the tax anticipation.bill, da
IwtnMea dqulp^at
■SSZt&JtZ
and daughter, MUe Vlrginto, Mlee
Clan Liu and Louise Wheeler, MUe
Charlotte Lawton, and Miss Doro
thy Lee.
T o t. W. F, Dunk I* waa la Oviedo
Monday night and held the flrtt
quarterly conference of the year at
the Methodlat Church,
j W. J. Lawton end W. P. Carter,
Hr, w en Veldoito, G a , vUlton
Sunday,
i f . E. Walnrlght and eons, Morrie and Otrtle, of Ta’.leheiioe w en
toUtlng * nlattvee in Sanford,
Oviedo aad. ChuluoU this week.
t A fro* clinic will be hold At the
S5cL5T£:i
In| *round a rapidly dryla*
(AeeeeleUd Preee Phetoe)
Dry Spell Catises
i Prices To Bounce ,
CHICAGO.
July
11.—(Af—
rv_...U6 .k ick *AmuAA 'n r
■lllctory epentlon Thurtdey.
Mr*. Clara Mariner la expected
home thl* week from the Oranfc
General HoapttoJ,
Mr. and. M n. Geo. Green and
daofhtor from Co.u minis, 0., Imre
been rUIUnf their titter, M n. R.
R. Hunt.
The Rev. J. E. Woodward with
nla wife end diufkter, arrtrad an
Wednesday afurnooa from Weet
Palm Beach wbtre they hare llred
for tome Ume. The Key. Wood
ward learned pleated with hie ap
pointment to the Orlede Methodlet Church, and be*an hie aarrlcac
a t tbe erenlaf mid-week p n y e r
meetlnf.
Dr. and M n. W. J. Carpenter
are (pending a few day* a t tha
home of Mr. and Mra. W. B. Yoon*.
Dr. Carpenter, hap perked Ukr
Oviedo Methodist Church a* pastor
for tho p u t four and one-half
y e a n and endeared hleieelf to a
wide circle of frlenda who n g n 4
hie retlremtnL
two diofhU r*, left the paat week r t t n n ia iT T M IM R C1IOH CM
pastor.
for an extended rleit to Mr. Ptr- . Dr. K. af MDrswaJee.
a a l,.T il A. M. v "
riae'e brother In PennayhraaU.
Morwlaf Pervjt*. tl:«e A. M.
. Dhrlstlao Kadsaver, IrfO F. M.
Mean of Btaferd war* callta* ea
Mend* in town h a t Thursday.
[ Mr. and' Mr*. O. A. Melon 1*.
Nr. and Mr*. J. 8. Malania of
Chicago, a n guests Utla week at
the homo of their eon and brother,
8. Melania.
■ Mr. and M n. W. H. Brown w en
• m the Star 1
■ in s a lurpriee party last Mon
Sanford, Ortado U d Qw
day night In honor of their wed4 « f eanlvenery. Prhnda pneent
Richard and Jean Levy a n onw en Mr. and Mn. C 8 , Do^ldeoa,
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, add 1*>. C.|- tortolnln* Rkhant WUUaaw of
hr
___*. _M a
■* a Pahs Bosch.
ley for Miami w han they will re
for some Une.
- Agnes Bchoenanta of Saafeid
la (pending l^e weak with Lone aad
aceempanled hems by her
Mtar^Mn. Walter Carter. J n
mUe daogkUr, Betsy Asa.
vUH-
M Mab’e Swepe af Orlaade
U* al
tartalned a few
aftonMoa la bafk
och ae fifty p a re n t In, the poet
roe week*’.
. .
. ...
Statistician* kald thl* developmeat would affect the toet of food
• t id toll counter* Jn varying1Wrfree*. In prteee of tome arttelep,
•och a t b u tty , e*t*, and a few
vegeUblee the Influence of drought
already la apparent.
JMBBCTOTX
Nankin*’*
rabst magnificent
man*Ion and *nu«d» a n '• thosd
occupied by the am bauader and
•toff of the Soviet Hessian #m*
U av.
’ ’ K
H. B. Mesa waa elected aa
a delegate to tha Tawaaaad can-
Mu eg ia*e extend lympathy la the reatiea to be held la Cleveland,
loee ef her father, H i. Retledgv. ghlo, beginning Wedneeday, July
IS and endtRg July 19.
D. B. Uvy end family a n tpendta* this weak Wj Deytopa .BncjL
Mr. and M n. A. A. Mona, Mr*
and M n .,J. V. Toole and family,
A. E. Mora a and family, Mke See
Harrison and MNi’ JetR-l.MlWh
Cary ScboeAama and fam
ily ef Sanford wen guests-of their
dpoghter, Mr*. Andnw Autln.
Sunday.
. Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Wheeler
aad Mr. ami Mr*. PxW Campbell
•pent the week-end . with Ihetr
daughter end slater, Mn- R. I»
......
Kemp ta Stork.
. Mr*. Robert Riley o f . Tampa
waa a recant gnaat of her.aMth*r, Mra. Walnright la Oviedo, and
left Monday montag with Mr. R|.
laid#
| two Chllf
ik v h ltla g .
B CIaarwal
'f * M w
M w iN p
iKUNCtita.'
�JU tT 11, 1U4
m
SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
ustine]
ltdnhirig -Game Froth St
Islander* Drop
9 Toi?
r - • ~ * - *Cntei
zZ n i t ~v
j
‘GOAT DIMAGGIO
Leaders pgfl Back On
Outstartding H urler
In Prolonged Game T o H alt Scoring
4f c u s r mtfftt d 4tJ**
tore on fttig o rohte nyowi to cteSanford’* Lookotrta win wmo*
PalalkVa entry In ‘bo Flogtdn
State Lecgfae hero ct I P. H. to
morrow. Today the local* or*
* jpiaylag b> Palfatka.
“ *r. flw laden aUlgled. F l t S ^ l d
gobtg to aoeowd. Mot* re 11*vad
Wright ood taUrod tha aid* wlth“ ite te te W .
mat
cap-o h r t t e w reath ore two hlta
.M aaerine*. MoU lighten*!
• *nrL Ood wnly two Saiata got to
firat during th* gomalndor of th a
gaata.
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Final Field T ryouts For'Klein Smashes
Olympics tender Way Today Four HomersTo
Set NeW Record
Three Hundred American Athletes Compete
For Sixty Berths Aiid Trip
To Games A t Berlin
W aner
Locals Whip 1 Saints
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But Lose To South NEW YORK, July 11.—<AV Kill
Nearly 300 of Unrip Sam’* fore- Palatka Defeats
Jacksonville Team moat
track an,] field a thirl,*
• U i f r t n ’i
ategto
h
IS L A N D , M r » —T V Doalerenth
wo* la c MlTTfaTi t
Rada bootod Dm D a y tu u
from a a « 5 n » * e * * l » ■
• la 7, I* ■
ara* te a l I n * j a l a f a f reftar- wild p m , bar* ywaterday lite r*
no d i .Iba LreokMte fcfarettow tb s noon. which t a n IB hatter* wreck
Satat*. i M t
| Are* baa* aa b a te . Bath chib*
W riiW rtartaB Ib r SairforB aad:eoU*cUd 10 aaM U a bot the laohbrregb w t toaowaly la lb* kola, l a t e e n a r m to ro te la «aU Moo*,
b* a u < ( M ta b a l d 'd * ' S a U ta , FireUck to tha aaorete la tha third
n u l l — ’ t e r tha <tr»t1 fo o l ta-! a fta r Jack S ail had preaeed (o ar
I n S a r wUh a roller t o ^ f H g b l
v h a t e * » wide ta f l n t , Baan e t g a to r ta aoeete on tha arr t l , t t e a t k l to third on Kbia n te , la c !• to cantar a t e aaajr-
Forgm9B.,B|gs|s
Pair (H Homers,
Gets Seven
Hits
KM* * '•'»
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----Backs Against
Wall To
Fifth Effort
Gaihesvik, 2-1,
' To Break Streak
PITTSBURGH. July l l - i A T —
d a rte d the qua'lfylng trail that
Chuck Klein, alugging I’hiladellead, to the Olympic game* In Ber
phla outfielder, halted the Phillin.
Tha final American triali, quad
lira to a 10-inning H-rt victory
rennially thr grealea carnival al
GAINESVILLE, July ll .- T h o over the Pirate- ye-tenlay fay
it, kind In the cuuntry ara brine Palatka A te tea defeated the amaahlng out four home tuna to
b itttr x
held in the n.-w municipal stadium Gaineeellle G-Men, 1-1. here yee- aat a new modem
Tha Ialateere. .w ith a htrec* a(
National
on Han,loll’- Idaml tmlay and Sun- terday afternoon a t Harria Field, league record for circuit blowa
hlta u * a D e la te m a r , aaarad
the
victory
breoklng
a
3-gatne
win
twie* la tha A ral, h a t tha Bada
In on, game.
With only iWWl bertha available, ning atrook of the G-Men.
rapped Hal] fo r fo u r ecneeeetWre
By pounding the ball into tha
four aih letr, «i!l fail for eieryBill llenderaon, the Aaalea hurl- right field -land- In the first,
b lo w * 'la thalr h a lt a t tha fmua*
onr tlljt m ake, thr grad*.
er, won hla aecond game over bla fifth, aeventh and tenth inning*,
Twenty.two member, of the'1932 form er team mate* In two atarta K|eln r<|ualle<i the major leagua
team will be in the field. Among agalnat theta, la each conteat th* record ami became the fourth
them, Frank Wykoff, who went to G-Men have managed to get only player to do the trick, la>u (iehthe 199 meter- final a t Am,l»r- on* run a gam* off him.
rig of the New York Yankee, hit
dam in 19214 and ran on the win
Ilendoraon g—e up aeven hit*, four homera on July 3, I9.TJ. Bob
10 to R count.
ning tOO meter relay team In 1932; walked on*, and fanned three. Joe Ia>«* of the Button National- and
*. h *
Galacarill* Ed Driahanly of the Phillie- both
The fray waa marked hy home- John Amloraon and Eddie Gordon, McNamara,
With Haifa wlldaoaa, and an
lalaadar error, tho Rada acorml M a r Doan (right), credited with th* H itler*I LeagueiV 4 1 vletocy run-. with Pitcher Knrguaon Inm- dlacua .md limad jump champions, mound-man, waa touched fur eight turned In the feat, but neither
bit*. He walked on* and had one ^performance la Hated In mod
three in the third to knot tho In tfre all-atar gam* at Deaton, la ahown with Jo* OIMaggla, Nava baating a pair of iphrraa go.,,I rev peetivrly.
Cuff, ,-eolored
J re
•trike out.
count, but th* Itlandcre ffarged Yard Yank** reek it whoa* mlecuea at bat and aftald mad* him th* fo r the circuit. Tachry and
ern record*.
The two run* ten red hy th* Paahead In the ftnuth, co o M teg * "peat* o r th o ttooal*, DtMeggtV* blander* aftald ftgurad In two rung Adam- accounted for tha other ; Uhlo STale’- -ta r nji
The phllly out fielder, who bal
jumper,
wttl
hive
the
tor
tho
eppoottlen,
and
hla
falfura
t*
get
a
hit
In
five
tlmaa
at
bat
latka
team
came
in
th*
aecond
Jnpair of blows with another Bed
ked. In aJc run* with lilt wallop*,
two.
_
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lot
th*
American
La
a*
wee*
dawn
to
crucial
mem
ento
(Aaaoaleled
tho
*[»-»*ig
gay»Tb»
pi
error for aaathor no*. Howerer,
Caerrc rfooe to hitting another
Praia Pheto)
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All in «lf, the Kanfpr-Jltca ed negro J* entered bv
century a “ban* tnT totK 'oG atA vY a choice, homer In the -econd inni % whan
the Rada went ahead to add two
cracked
out
a
total
or
22
hits.*
anu tin truailpimp and rule- head a alng * and * double.
atoto to th te hotf wf <da*7uuacb^ l a^jf e te cfrw^'. .ta.'cimftta-vtn
t; - ei > yi' K jr5i.l-»gat
—1
rPaul Waner harkr-l up ig a liu t
In tha ulher tilt, Furguaoo, aft- and ahtitildrr- a.uve ih* flekl In
O alnearllla’t Ion* acort cam* to tha wall In right to pull in hie
and another to tha fifth,
e
r
chalking
up
three
hlta
In
tha
Ihcae ■•vrntath* fifth losing, when MeMulleii drive,
Thl* completed the acoring tor
previoua game, came h».b
to
The am) m etrr run apparently tripled to deep right center, and
th* day aa both ffeJIak and
Klein’- fourth amaah hrtvke a
wallop out four more for a total offer- Ihi* beat pru.pert for a new than acored on a wild pitch.
B u c k eotriad down aftar th*
4-d d>idlock In tha tenth Inning
o f -reen throughout tho day.
world
record.
Hen
Ea-tmen
co
ho
ti
Tha
G-Man
had
an
eic«U**t
fifth, nllowing only on* bit each
Oil ham waa gm .l for four aafo- er of the unlvrrajl mark of MSA chance In th* alalh Inning to tie and prured to be the winning run
after tkla toning.
ilea in the field day affair. Col- may be driven to even fa.ter lime and pechapa win th* game when although the Phillie- -cored two
**■-». ■
more marker- off nill Swift In
| borl -lammml a triu ag aliu t tho to rliifeh an Olympie l-»rth.
they had th* base* loaded with the extra frame,
I C ardinali,
The (ompetitlon again will bring only nne man down, but P v rra u l
Klein hit hie firat homer In
Thia afternoon SariToril la to together America’, nut-landing allowed hlmaclr to be caught off
th - opening inning with two on
meet Ihiytona Heath.
■•metric mile* rival- in the 16041 firat, and Buck grounded out, no haae.
Hla other threw drive*,
In ith e r d i* trk t game- ycatcr•rure ring mad* In that frame which run hla aeaaon total to 14,
day. Suwannee
Llfa
defeated
by the W alt.
came with the bniea empty.
th« Hrili-h u|»>n, rham pinn,hlp 1- Itnylnna itrach, 1 to 2, but the
worth lea- to 4 lin ti,h e r than In!j Vulu.ia county lada rame back
; In whip St. Aoguatlne, IS to V, Arrhi* San Komani, of Emporia,
an American."
>In another gam*.
(Kan.) Teacher,, the national culWhy I The u u w e r b rin g , out a
egtate champion, or Ctfarlra
variety of m n lra-t* ..rlw ien th*
Yesterday'- homera; Klein, PhilPrnaka, Wlaomain alar.
two eountriea.
The 100 meter race loomed a dog H*» 4; Gehrig, Yanka t , Dickey, I
tor lumbar, roofing
fight among the Callfornlaa Jim Yanka 1; DIMaggio, Yanka lj
In the f ln t place, llriti»h ath oand building material*
my Luvalle, Archie WTIIiaina, Har Wilton, Dodgara U Haaaett, Dod-1
tic heme* live a brief “ahining
|
al an kind* call are aa,
old Small woml and AI Filch, with gera 1; GUI, Cuba 1,
hour" In the limelight. They are
A benefit baseball game be Syaruae'a Eddie O’Brien and Jack
Th* leader*i Gehrig, Yanka 13;
Haro you’ll find th*
tween
a
Sanford
girls'
team
and
nut Idolized, no m atter how great
moat reoaonabl* price*
Hoff,tetter, of DalramOulh, alro Trooky, Indiana *2; Ko*», Rad
their *vhic\rmenta, nor bnl'yhooeii the Sanford “fata" will be played malting bid-,
S oi 22; Dickey, Yanka 16; Ott,
and beak quality and
on anywhcie near tho real* of Thursday afternoon, according to
George V atiff, San Franctaco’a Giant* IB; Klein, Phllllea 14.
tho quick aat i i “ Im .
an
announcement
mad*
today
by
•uch American dvini gtMl- aa Jack
I-eagu* total-:
22-yuir-old p-de-vitulting jbnltor
Sudden Sertto*
Dempsey, liabe Itoth, Unbby June,, officUl, of the Llona) Club, apon- who -oared to a new world reeori] Arvu'ricin .........
301
tor*
of
th*
event.
or Hill Tilden,
height of 11 feet, fl |-2 Inchea laat Nation*! .............
323
Proceed, from th* affair will
Parhupa more important, f row
Saturday,' figurea to top the field
Padgham'a financial outlook, Bril- b* need to a o lrt In lha conatruc- bi t It la unlike y he or thr other,
Total*
7Ion
nf
an
aaaembfy
hall
for
Boy
lah eronda fail to patronize #awill approach that mark.
Scout*.
blbition tournam rnta featuring the
An Auatrolorp hen In Hawaii
Paul Johnaon (a to direct the In the high, jump, Walter Marty,
new champion—and Biiliah advarwho hold- the world, record of fl laid ’JKO rgga averaging 32 ounce*
tlaing (Irma rcfu»c to pay fat fee* femlnln* athletic unit, whll* Ed feet, 9 l-B Inchea, will meet for each In th* year ending September,
Mefach will captain th* plump
for the champlon'a endoraement of
midable competition from Cornel- IMb.
conteatanta
thair yvduct*.
lua Johnson of L»a Angrlr-, Dave
A
recent
gam*
between
the
Mat, hut by no niraa least, the "fata" and the “lean*" netted
M iiiu iu iiiH iiiiiH u iiN u in n iH in n n i
Sanford**
Junior
American
l«gfon bnaabntl team litaraUy
ra n it»elf d irty In Jacksonville
yesterday whan It piled up tho
astounding total of 30 rune to
down St. Au g u t tine, that aeoged
a m e r e -even, In the flr-t d ay play of tha Legion fourth «ftwtrict elimination tournament.
However, the local boya fared
aomrwhat for the w o rn in tha
aecond gam* of the day when
they lo-t to the South Side C ard
inal- of South Jackaoneille by a
New British Open Champ
Eyes American Money Play
LEGION BOX
SCORES
English Golf Exponents Not Offered Oppor
tunities To Cash In On Wins
As Americans Are
Bull dins:
, M aterials
Girls’ Team Flays
“Fata” Baseball 11nit
H IL L
British pro, after winning a big |V» for the Scout fund.
la not offered highly lucra
tive poat- al fashionable country
club* aa In America. In fact, Brit
ish pru* complain that they can
“The hard truth," aaya Geof barely scrape out the humblest
frey Himpaon. apart* columnist of sort nf a living, even In thla coun
the Mndnn ~Dolly Mall, - la that try where low wagea predominate.
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PATHETIC SCENES IN DAKOTA DROUGHT BELT
ELSIE JANIS GIVES ALL TO CHARITY
STATE AID PLEDGED MEN ‘FIRED* IN UNION DRIVE
♦
Obeying what aha termed *a divine Inaplratlen fram Oad," Hale
danla, former ataga an d ' tcraan atar, announced her decleWn ta
live all her - worldly pocaaaalona * ta charity and deveta tha rant
af her Ufa ta aldln( tha laaa fortunate. At tha left la llala aa aha
appeared during World War daya whan tha waa known at tha
eweetheart af tha A .I.P.- On the right la a meant photograph af
her at 47 yearn aid. (Aaeeelatad Praaa PhetaaJ
CONGRESSMEN HOMEWARD BOUND (
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At tha Icaam
af the campaign lad by John L. Lawla to organlza WO,000 ataal werkam Into ana
Mg unleetlA
_j af am ploy art' bitter oppoaltlon, Llaut. Gov. Thomee Kennedy af Ponntylvanla told a
^mete meeting af workman ari Homtttead, Pa, that atate mllaf would be provided for any forced from
their Jobe. Kennedy 1a ahown (left) apcaklng and at tha right la a taction af \b« <r*wd that heard
,
a him. (Aaeoclated Preec Photoe)
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Use Imagination in Night Lighting of Your'Garden
dotartad llvaateck
am aaaanoa,
nvteieck gate
gnat hungry and tmpa wither away aa tha
tarrld
aummar run
aun aepra
ecart
the torri
d cummer
Narth Dakota a draught.itrlakon a race. At tha tap la tha abandoned heme af ana farm family th it
•••* •"< the look af rain drove out. Tha horaea (cantor) long have triad to find forage In the grata*
I** paitum, but now they team la have given up. Below, la «n appalling view of dual dunot drlftir.g
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ovar a Dakota highway. (Aaaatlattd P fttt Photei)
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Ex-Huoband, Friend
Of Slain Club Girl
JUL*
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Adjournment af Congmaa eontthe natlen'a lawmakem hurrying heme*
ward—er u Philadelphiata attend tha Democratic natlanal cenventlen.
. Rap. Patman (left), Ot mac rat at Taaae, and Rap. Fard, Democrat a#
I Mleeleeippf, are ehewn at the railway elation In Waahlngun baglag
tick eta far a aouthbeund train. (Aeeoclateu Praaa Photo)
WALMSLEY QUITS AS MAYOR
a
a ' m Lt' ii. „ .1.
*
|M tlfMlna tranafarma Uia garden InU a varltabla fairyland af aolor and taauty.
Illy pad la mada af metal, with tha light bulb tlamped andamaalh.
N ENJOYS OUTDOOR FEAST ON VACATION
ji
.
Whan tha mercury want aaaring ta 100 dagmaa In Atlanta, a a , Cebu*
taataa hurried ta an lea factory ta find mllaf. They found It all right—
aad alaa a July anawman. Julia Calgultt (left) and Amalia Hewlett
grg going lea ehavlnge to put flnlohlng tauahaa an the aut-af'Oaaaaa
} -erttttr.- (Aaaaclitad Pmea P ltto )
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atucked In jacket cellar, chuck lea at • fact daring a ah
Republican prealdentlal namlaaa’a vacation at labaa I
Petty Anna, la at Ma left. (Aaaa tinted Praaa PbN j)
CE OF NIGHT CLUB GIRL’S FATE
MUTE EV1D
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YOLDMEXXV
States Seeking
U.S. Funds For
Flood Control
MASCOT OF ELKS’ CONVENTION
Senate Vote
Ruling To Be
GivenTonight
Nation’s Death Toll
Hits 1,217 Persons;
Crop, Stock l/Osses
P a s s $300,000,000
Showers Relieve
Some Dry Areas
J
Hailstorms D e s t r o y
Farming ProdutjLs,
Houses In Georgia
tng primary called hy the Demn-j
erstle Executive Committee fur,
Aug. t l to name candidate* to
succeed the is It* I'nited State*
•enmtoM, Fletcher and T n m n u ! '.
Secretary of Slat** R. A. Clray
re qufited the ujiinn u when five
candidate* for the office filed
qualifying fee* with him before
tha deadline
la.«t
Saturday at
midnight.
Whether the attorney Renernl
navi yt** or no. tho u hole th in *1
will ffi to the Supreme r«>uit. It
ha* final a u th o r ! / ' to determine
whether public fumU may be
pended In conductm* *prclal p r i
m aries
HYDE PARK, N. Y„ July
IS. — (API _ Representa
tives of half a dozen eastern
and Inland states
a sk e d
President Roosevelt to set
aside a Urge chunk of the
1038 relief act funds for
emergency flood control res
ervoirs and other works.
Spokesmen for the group
said many projects could not
w ait until Congress appropriates
money to carry out authorisation*
friends with tho emblematic beast at
jy fa a p P mmXL*' flo«r > **4 y r ~ ’K-JdP''_w_________
t**uty- rn*-k”
S n tre
ij* ^ , —
W here th e E Ik s ^ e J i r r u l / u w V (fw ft f*T '/V "*'"**:
t r e t t ^ T f c e T f r a W r t n et w llh' ------------
— The | 11,000,000.000 Recon
struction Finance corporation, in
an effort to hasten further re
covery, last n lfh t announced
widespread reduction in Interest
rates to business, banks and farm
organisations.
Heat Clings
To Mid-West
As Rains Fail
NEW BROTHER FOR THE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS!
T AL LA HASSE E, Ju ly 11.—W l ^
—The attorney-general', ofle# t o - (
day asid it could not complete
before tonight an opinion -on tho
legality of the npecia! nominet-l
Interest Reduct i o n
For Business Firm s
Announced By RFC
RFC Rates Cat
WASHINGTON, July 13—tAT
M M HER T i l
E sta b lish e d In 1908
Pepper Has Field To
Himself As Four
Seek Post Vacated
By Park Trammell
Advocates Cite
Need For Haste
the delegates before Iravini; for
Maine where he will cruise off
tho coeat with his sons.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, JULY 13. I9:lti
President Is Asked
To Set Aside Big
Sum From 1936 Re
lief A l l o c a t i o n s
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Member Associated Press
S an fn n ! Is T he O nly O n l r a l '
Florida C ity A ffo rd in g Rail, H ig h w ay !
A nd W ater T ru n s p o rla tin n
is the n u s o l l of the Homdiitii lodge. ( A P T'Roto)
Jury For Circuit 13,000 Seminole
Court A ctivity Acres Covered In
ReportsForDuty U. S. Farm Plan
Gracey Case Is Set C o n s e r v a tio n Plan
Gains Rapidly I n
Agriculture Circles
The action, anticipated for some
For Trial Tuesday
tbo* In flpaarial circles, prompt
ly soused speculation as tn
Morning At 9:30
jyhether th# federal government
and privet* lendlnr iaotitution*
Twenty-seven Seminole- County
a n he so taring an era of open Cltltens to serve on the circuit
court Jury had been summoned
today and reported for duty at
avowed policy of allowing prl- tha Court House.
I vate enterprise a free rein when
The regular panel is composed
it can take up “slack."
of H. C. Parker, C. T. McCaulRFC Chairman Jesse H. Jones ley, C. E. Hawks, J. St. Clair
said the reduction should enable White, Jr., Morgan McClelland,
RPO borrowers to liquidate their F red F o rw a rd , O tis F o u r a k r r .
debts to tho corporation without W. B. fraycratt, W. H. Allen, A.
, unduly cramping their opera W. Davis, M. W. Temple, George
tions. Some Interpreted this to Smith and H. M. Gleason.
Special jurors are F. D. Scott,
lodlest* the Administration's dotCeattaae* Oa race Tee)
Burgess McMahon, Roy Venahle,
Henry F. McGowan, A. U. Kim
ball, T. W. Jones, Gua Schmah,
Jos. S. Botes, II. E. Fuller, W .'I.
Tyler, N. J. HtenstrOm, F. J.
Tacksch, R. F. Hudson and A. J.
McCaulley.
Shannon Assault ,
Trial Under Way
case to come bn
i In Circuit Court i foraThstheprincipal
July circuit court is th it
Thirteen thousand acres of Sem
inole County farms today hid been
Included umlcr the federal govern
ment’* soil conservation program,
County Agent C- It. Dawion announcud.
Ho said 1TH work sheets, in
dication of participation in tho
plan, were on file at his office
this morning.
Mr. Dawson said ho was highly
satisfied with tho late result, and
declared that ho expected W per
cent of tho (‘ounty’a agricultural
industry to have signed with th*
program before the deadline f e l l
on July 20.
A forep of nearly half s dnien
persona this week are revering
tho County, making personal ex.
planstiona of the
conservation
movrmrnt and era endeavoring
to nblnin support from every
grower.
Tho county agent said he had
received bet one flat refusal an
the pait of a farmer to sign a work
sheet
Late last week some of the coun
ty’s largest farming latere,!, com
piled with the routine of the con
servation plan and the r r m ii,/^
interest* of a larger scope are
i
n il f ' A C O . Ju ly l-l - (A H )
U rtniglil am i r*i'i>rd-Hlintt»'l' IIR lli'lit i ItlllK lit t)n< InilR
Hiii'M-iiiK iiiultlli' w est an d
i’u/1 hi tin- iinrlht-rii h a lf t>f
tin- ilMViun t*.,lny a., Iift*-glviiiK riuti, iTf^*mme portion.-, o f
th o niu’tlnvi'st ihiit ,-omth o v e r
111!- w eek-i'lld w err ex iiw tt'd
t o .i i ill n ther iifft-cti-d /i-ytiona
but 'fuiU-d nut "
Death, fr< m prn,tratuin and
ilruwnmg muiinted tn at least
1,247 unit fr-ip de,tructitm waa
Wrt*fv*vL *•> * AiJ»*«t't*(mg- -fv«w -'TV.;
witn damage ui cere** «f VlOO,-~
DIM).mm.
The government meteorologist
J It. I.lnyd, hero mad* this
''llhie Mi rnluy"
for
hurasaed
, farmer, in the breadbasket of
America ami
gn,ping
urban
1 dweller, w hen he uninmnced no
( new ram* were in sight fur tha
, northwest or for any other heatlinked urea.
I He *uid generally fair weather
I with torrid temperature* would
| rnntmue today unit tomorrow for
j the drought area* in general but
| cooler weather w n likely in tha
j eastern section of the northwest
ITuesday.
,
I-ejjal pinion U
^li
redUr* oft ■rlC-ther , -Hv-r-c IV'njA*"
[ lawful a a t h o r l l a for ltti> special %
| nominating primario, the Demn-'
' critic executive committee set
for Aug. I t and Si-pt I. I f they
cannot be held, nomination of
senatorial candidate,
must
ho
msilo by politlcst parly executive
committee*
If the attorney-general find,
statutory authority for such n I
nrlmsry. it will be attacked by
Elorid* Republican,. If he f in d ,,
no authority,
the
nomination, |
probably would be mud- by the
Qa P i«» Tw«)
i Unidentified
Auto
Driver Crashes 3
Vehicles Saturday
t ‘« ,
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1
.
-
|
piirely local show er, were for*-
{t *n a boy i h i ' tnno for ih»- lHivi» Dionne* of i ulluiidrr. DnUtio, pureiitn of the famoua quin- | ^"*l
tuplflft. And here ate l’fcp»
the arms of proud Muuia Dloime.
ai thrir private hospital arr«»s thn
An unidentified drlvec, appar right lUld by News Syndicate Co.
ently drunk, late Saturday night
roared down Sanford Avenue in
th* vicinity of 20th Street and
crashed into three autoinobil
doing considerable damage
Witnesses to th* incident aaid
ths crashes occurred so suddenly I
that the only description possible
tn obtain w i, that ths wildly-|
driven esr Is a Ford coupe.
j
The owner of nne esr Invulvrd
». U. S. Inspectors
Satisfied W ith
Sanford Airport
,h"* D epartm
ent Of Comcoupe
r
,
. ,
fwr
N orth
Dakot*.
North*
und ihu five older childien tukinu * p«#op
the youngotur 111 | WincVntln
The fiimous qidns wrtf n«t mrndw*rs of the hupp/ pitrty, rtmdniR^Ja WherSI It dm" rlfn In
load Below, i , a rlo*»- up of the loi-by Inhy weighing in. {Copy- ilrnught area, men and
Inc. from The AI')
laughed with relief and ehlhlrrn
played In mud puddle*. Farmers
continued to fight hurries oft
grasshopper, nnd crickets,
*
The worst of the drought coun*
i try needed a soaking drownpour,
hot corn would bo greatly bene
fited by any fair amount of rain.'
Mutilator Of Girl
Sought By t ’ops
WASHINGTON, July 1.1.—
i/l*i IVlic« pit id toilny tlu*y
ho|»r>I to nmkit two
in
fimm*ctlnfi with th»» mutilnlton
of Jean Hell, 2.1, who teitificd
UTI'fttly Im'I uI l» il
,i'vn i • w
ertan, but bfcaute of the
Krtiul juty inventigntmg vn*u
head start was unihlo to krrp it
mCTCe O f t I C I l l l/ I
rhufifi'H
against
< ht»iDw
In sight.
|
I g ill L
() V PP
F ie ld
"I in ky” I,tiri i no,
Police today were working on
M ,O K
U U r
1 IL ,U
Tho girt w»4 fnurul yetthe ease, although they hail only]
-------Itritiiy in 4 tin* lilhnl m^rl
tha barest details and leads.
j Two If. S. Deportment of Comjiu'iit. Htw* until » iii4ii fim'H‘1
On* of the automobiles he- merte representative, who inhi4 wn/ Inti* Iho
t*»i"
longed to B. I,. Perkin*, local apvct,.,j the Sanford airport luty
off her gown, cut tho Init
merchant, and it w n
sobadly Saturday
were
particularly
T . L,” 4ltd tlgurm ’M - l o n
damaged he purchased a new ve pleased with the facilities offered
hicle to make a vacation trip at the flying field, .V’oliu Wil h«*r thig h nml nt»l»nii**i», thru
Iniunil mid left h»*r m hor iih-mi
which he had planned.
liam*, local aviation enthusiast,
with tho gn* liniH-d i»n. ‘lh**
Owners of the other automo ■aid today.
girl formerly lived in laJikcUiul,
bile* had not been reported lo
Tho men, J. It. Puckett and
police this morning.
Hu.
Wiley Iteitr, offered two sug
exported to enter shortly, accord
gestions: that tho landing area
ing t<> Mr. Dswson.
be rolled with a heavy machine j
Ro-e mphaaixing that money paid
end that four trees growing rn
by tho government for eonrervaI Ui* south end Inr removed.
tion participation Is not a loan, the
I A formal report of tho losprcagent pointed out that receipt of
Sanford Odd .Fellows,
. . . ---- - Ij.tige lion should ho received here thi,
fund* bound a grower to no ob i- Number 27, tonight will Install of- I‘ w#t"
’ since Mr. licitt toft img* lion*.
for
Washington
tn
fletra for th« coming year. CVr.** I
Tonight Mr. Dawson will hold _ monies are to begin at H p. M in Catulougc hit official opinion.
public meeting a | the fake Monroe IK* orgsnlaatlon'i lodge hall.
Three plane were in tho t<air
school house to ruplain the plan.
J. T. Hardy is tho oncoming nol>lo ing party, composed of indivnlu
Activity will begin at * o'clock.
grand while W. W. Van Ness has *1* who had attended tha state
Tuesday night he will 're at the been elected vlcs-not l# grand. Oth wide aviation conference In Or
I/mg wood poi toff tee.
er o ffken, with th* exception »f lando last. week. Among tho i><-r
the secretary and treasurer, wi t tonnrl were A, ilensen of Minim, and 4:44 P. M. Hun rise* at S:3w
and C. E. Milt,on and Harold A. M. and set, at 7:30 F. M. Mirnn
be appointed by th* chair.
n*e* at 12;0>1 A. M. and set, at
All local members of the frs- Mueller of llrlando. •
Ranfcrd person* interested in 2:W I*. M.
Urnlty are urged to stteml to.
activities.
Out-of-lawn aviation tndirntrd some time ago
Tho board ot directors if the
Sheriff J, F- McClelland re night'*
that a favorable department of
Srminuta County Chamber of Com
( l ’a » N l l i M » r s i
P « |*
f« H v |
turned today from Marianna bring lodge members ar* also Inviud.
merce will meet Tuesday night at
ing Virgil Gracay, Inmat* of the
state sebool for key*, to testify
K l1. M. In the Chamber huihllng.
President T. K. Simpson «*ld to
In th* Tnasday trial of hi* father,
day. Tho session is the regular
C. C. Gracey, facing second degree
murder charges.
monthly affair.
Indian Is Hanged
Despite Failure
Of Trap Trigger
('oiler w r a t h e r
alons
would
thn dally onslaught oT rlgi »iruction, which has cost f i r m e r *
•low
| V*Mlt*«t*l til
»■*«• Two)
Victim Dangles For -p.
,L m ’ »
33 Minute, iiefnre Papworth T ender
Deajth t’ronounced
C Of C Resignation
*
From M arket Body
FAN rAJtl.OS, Aril.. July IS.—
Circuit court adjourned at 2:30 of C\ c : C r*ccy'
" l*h
— llourtfiJl Hurl <inrdru*r, an
o'gWk tU i AftAfMnn during »ka
dfifrM murd«r In the
Jr!* *
duri"*
death of Odell Dumballough. TrUl
If. M. Papworth, Seminol*
Aptii'hu 1util.m who killed hip wif»*t
t m l of Fred Shannon, charge<l . . .
0 , , n T mmj •
lufu't child, urnt « not her In-lmti. Chamber of Commerce represen
with assault with intent to kill. !* *“ tor 0:30 TuMd“ y morn'
wan hanged fniiii govurnmvnt gab tative an thn Controlling Com
L A*I Today's aetiviU.i w .re to hav.
mi t t ee of the Stale Market, will
^ Wilkinson, wss mdd.nly taken wnUrtd around th, trial of Fred
low j for 3.T miruile* while armed submit hi, resignation at tha
men *toui| guard av a warning to Chamber board meeting tomor
_____
•’*—*
Shannon, youth antged to have
row night, it was announced toinbr^nien n«.t to interfere.
F n d Shannon. gaaford youth.' assaulted Georgs Calhoun. *
was on trta lh e r e Oils sfUmoon ,l« » l «ml«**r, with la t.„ t to kill
Gardner, 31, who insisted the ‘*“-f
The following statement wan
(hsrgod with aassaltiaa G r a m I Then are other minor cases
government "get rupu” ami hang
Calhoun, local eegtaeoj; with i n - ' to be heard, Including two where
bun without delay and boasted he issued by Mr. Papworth:
grand larceny le charged, sc“Since the organitaliun of th*
tent to MIL
Sanford Odd Fellows
would die ’’like on A pur he" met a
Tsatimony given hy the victim, cording to Chief Deputy O. S.
horrible death. The body struck Sanford Slate Market I have h«M
Tonight
Seat
Heads
of chuirman on th*
hta wife, Mr*. CsJhom and a son, Eitridgf.
the side of the trap as the trigger „the . office
,,,
Hoard representing
JMM*. showed that ths defend
was sprung. It dangled there1
the Chamber of Commerce. Tho
a n t la alleged to hav* mom to
while the helpless victim groaned market la now a well established
Mr. GnUsranY boms sad shot him!
and kirked.
twice with
with as
ao ap
apparent
reason.
p a ren t____
_
Those dhrretlng the exeeuthm Institution and will always bo for
tho good benefit of HemlnuU*
Charles Shaffer, police officer,
talked of u-upping him again but
and
South
Florida
farmer*
alas testified la ths hearing, tayderided
against
it.
Every
minute
CITY NEWS BRIEFS for fully 20 minutes the attending providing politic* are' not p#(‘ “ that ha arrested young Stanmitlcd to control.
after tha incident and took
physician made an examination
"When resigning a , your pres
a gua whkfc bora two
and shook his head. Thirty-three
Funeral services for Betty Ann
ident t wn* persuadrd to retain
minute* after th* trap * a* office on the Market Contrulllnc
Harrison, 10-year-old daughter of
la expected to be Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison, wars
sprung, Gardner waa finally pro Hoard until the end of our fiscal
Gracey Is Returned
nuunccd dead,
•^ m year, July, 103*1. This time haa
scheduled to have been held at 3
L h fd Beyla la tha state's at- P. M. today from the Erickson
Thera had teen talk of a tribal now arrived and not desiring to
F
or
Court
Activity
ta n s y , while B. A. B. Wilkin Funeral Home. Th* Rev. Ur, VI.
uprising' to prevent the execution represent your’ honorable board
■ew i* the dsfahsa lawyer.
but not an Indian speared In sight. further will you kindly appoint
D. Brownies was to officiate.
Gu/rdt witched In etcry direction. my successor at your eonven-.
Miss Harrison died yesterday in
th« family home at Sanford and
lenceV
Geneva Avenues after s lingering
The statement waa atfned by
lllnes*.
Governor
Shottz
To
Mr. Papworth.
the F art of Central Flor
Pallbearers pro J. M. Wilson, ( l
Ms at
Be Nominated For
P- Pert, E. L. Copeland and Mor
thosyUsd dally. accept 8un- ris Maya.
Court proceediag* are scheduled
Highest Elk Office LOCAL W EATHER
Judge Janie, (,. Sharon was
VW.hy tha Remloo I« County
MU* Harrison was bom a t East to gel under way tomorrow at 9:30
Amateur night 1# coming homo that many persons now receiving schcduel to leave today fur Tavares
of
showing Dacatar. Ga., on RepL 24. 1WL A. M. Uoyd Boyle, naatatant stale's
to Sanford Friday at tha Rlu
Governor Dave Sholtx tomor
arrivals sad
via BL. She sad bar family hud bm a real- attorney, la '
• livolihiHtil fro mthe entertain- where h* wl.l suballlula for Juilge row
"Jo*
ia scheduled to b* nominated t ' ' m u .
IThaater nnd will conllnoa for th*
Toler. Ink* county judge, who ia
*»H
* M a s liver.
July 12, dtnla of Sanford for eight years.
following flv* consecutive Fricay*. ■ ant world got their start on am unable to preside in his court bo- fur tho position of grand fsaulted Fab. A vtrsa#______ 41
Mar. Average ■ — I*
Sorriving are the parents, Mr. County StofM Gratis
J. L. Marentatte, theater mane- ateur heur* and ___
later turned .cause If lllnes*. The transfer is ruler of th* Elk* who ar* hold Apr. Avars** -------- l«
A 1K IY A U
gar, today, announced that per- professional. He said consider-^ made hy order of tho governor.
ing
their
national
convention
In
Wav Averse*
M
\ T h * I ff, GOV. SIMPSON. with and Mrs. Harrison, and three broth
Screw
Dope »o«* wishing to compete aSould
su n s
P a rt Harrison, Lawrence Har
Los Angeles.
" M M harssa. Florida Tawing ers,
able talent Is In Sanford.
II ______________
ries* tad Eugene Harrison,
contact Blrgar Wester, vbosc
Judg* Htrbert 11. Frederick,' i i
Hrrhert C. Brawn of Senior l,
Mr. Wester, now t leading tho
Tha toenly fshrf agent’■ office orchestra will rapport th* conlaterment will be In Evergreen
and Mi** Catherine J. Ivey of Lake exaulud ruler of th* Daytona *'
IDEAL PERSHING, Cemetery.
has dUcariTiauad the'.yractic* of ta*tents, a t WinUr Fork.
KUarnoy Tavern Orchestra, is a
i Monroe, hav* boon licrnoed to wed. Beach lodge, to which Bholti bo- l*
Flsrida TowV
giving away hasanT and pin* U r
Applause win daUrmina th* nntiv* of Lake Mary and ha*, according to records In th* offlc*, l°ng*, la to place th* governor’* ' J»
all for th* treatn m n of the screw winners her*. Tha six vleton will ■bran
A M f t A SS as
! a lia
s . i ,s L 4 s M i a a i
’ I t * TVtO
SI
M
(a a lia M
A M n llta W
an p p ste
u r night
*ntartain- A t . ___S __ f . . J ____ f _.__, ___#V i v L .. _
name Ila
nomination.
Another »*
worm, H was. an nouns ad today by ga to Orlando on August I t and ■sent director ‘fu r about two of County Judge Jam** G. Hhsroa. Floridian will second tha mot*.
I*
POY . MMPSON. with City Commission To
Roy C. Tanner, la thafg* , f U a air their w ane over WDBf and F ra n ,
JOLT
Because
ha
waa
Scheduled
to
Bid,
for
several
county-owned
. r* rid * Tawing
Dog S tatu te work In s* v * « I, Central Florid* allow n radio audience to choose
t
become
head
of
th*
Elk
organi
I
school
hitea
e
l
l
be
received
In addition to th* stage fea
counties.
I
th*
final
winners.
sation,
tha
governor
recently
an
Thursday
by
th*
Betpinol*
County
INC.
A proposed change In tha manki<U* Mid Ua
*111 be
Mr. Marentatte raid th* one* tures
------- Friday, n feature picture, loard of public instruction. Su nounced n decision not to run for
P*l erttaassco governing tho dH- available to
h pri who ar* socceesful an tha radio) “Three Cheer* for Love,’’ la perintendent T. W. Lawton said to one of th* U. S. Senxta post*
poaal of waltaawaad dogs probobty vat* (tores,
probably will go to Jacksonville1
mad* vacant through tha death
There will b* no ad- day.
win ha diaensaad tonight whan tha lag to Mr.
n t n dMiar far n performance althougt that
of Florida's two vstaran sens to n ,
Caatral Florida City Caswwilesion assembles a t T ;»
in prlfto, Mr. Marentatl*
■ M l alack
it la net dafloiuly tattled. ( n
The Sanford Rotary Ciub fill the lata Duncan V. Fletcher t n d .J '
o'ria* Bag Us ragnkr
7k* Rita
point*! o n |l.« » J4
_ Park Trammel!, J
ij|
|Ceaira*e4 < ■ r * « Tw#l
Young Local Girl
Dies Sunday After
Lingering I l l n e s s
m m
MARRIHE NEWS
Ritz Theater Bills Amateur Night
Friday With B. Wester’s Orchestra
.Worm
m
s
sk
m
a m
Discuss
t' 7 3
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[im an t today,
*■ Warden R. E. Pavla had eapecthd the demonatratlon and detal cd
aatra guards for the execution.
However, the situation did not get
beyond official control. •
'
Omen waa eilent and unemotion
al as be want to hi, death. He
i (wore to the last that he was be*
iad •hot for a crime he did net
-----remember—that of a dome, lie
Savings Department row In which hia IS-ynar-nid wife,
keg mother and fester father died
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Jan. A 1930.
. Throughout the Intervening al«
paara Green fought with a solid
Sanford poets] receipts fo r Uto detenaln.tlon to ward o ff hU
fiscal year ef 1830. ending Jane deallL Twice he waa grantwl r*.
SO. totaled 4391*119, according d i e d , on the eve of hia Khedolrd
to an annual report released today saaeetlon. FUo timeo .entence w-»a
by Foatmastd* M. J . S U U ft^ U .T W * fonvktod anirderor adThe. flgoiw aXo#ed ag mfrea*,
e f Sf.us.i3 ovtr Mta l M S M M Maosd 0 la<t*mlnule appeal to
which reached only tS«|t3.13 the Gertmor Henry Blood bot the lat
ter refused to art.
tabulations showed.
The Utah law altswa a man
Postal aavlngs accounts handled
through the local .poatefflao be condemned to death to choose M.
tween July I, 1935, and Jane 30, own method of elocution. Graen
1934, shot beyond th* quarter mil said he didn’t care. From the two
lion mark with fM M T I entered legal method, of death by hanging
or death' before a firing squid, the
on tha record*. *
Hit* waa a substantial boost of state chose the latter because It
114,903 aver the previous year le more economical.
when only >371,373 was placed on
deposit.
V
Mr. Holly p lea ted that the
meelpta from pootal bail ness and
frym the tarings placed la the
poetoffies pointed deflaluly to an
laareasingly sound flapaclal randlllon in the city.
‘
Receipts for the month of June,
alia released (hia mornlag, nvtal CITY N E W S BRIEFS
aa 9MJ3 Increase evor th* sans*
month af 1933 whoa transactions
amounting to IS99IA7 were ntgotlatod.
Last month’s total waa MJIT1.I0.
ighty Enjoy Boat'Ride Postal Receipts
TenderedBy Kiwanii Club F dr 1936 Reveal
itorship “Lake Dexter” Is Used In Cruise Boost Over 1935
Over Lake Monroe And Short Trip
•Up S t Johns River
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B u ia Day*'the Khranl* O a k aaU that to he
Cause For Action
’ kl Salford half o f the errantsation ho wished
C Grace/.
I *•* Itonk --b l*-'- Otto CAMweii
ggalnvt pot* and the HL John* River Mne
S gap ib is e f Company for the use o f the boat 0. McNamara. RL Augustine,
af-towa peo* and crew which made poealble fanner assistant state adjutantId bans paid the rrvelnsr'i trio.
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general, has been raveked, accord
« defendant
For waeka a committee headed ing te an order from Gov. Dove
Intel ranV. by Arthur Z a tU ry
baa bam Sholts’ office which waa mad* publ Jadge at* working on the details e f .tha tie today.
to too fir * boat trip and iaat night tha earn*
The mandat*, (taxed on Jon* 37,
mlttoe Waa congratulated wpen
said th* rarooattea was’ mad* "far
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Its (kafeo e f ‘ flood aad driaka. th* good o f th* aorvioe.”
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Teatorday aa order from She Ill’s
office placed Loon A C. Harton.
Dayton, Beach, aUto Judge ad*
|?£S°*
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River. £
Bererai
vocato of tha Natloaal Ccird, on
th* unasalgned Uat far the same
reason.
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McNamar* roslgnad aa aaalatant
dlapetal of th* crowd. \
adjutant-general early till* year
The entire (boat wag thrown aad became a candidate for ed*
open to. th* Kiwaalp party. Sap Jutant-grneral. Ilia
Tooignallon
per waa served from tab)** below
dock; when freight la generally
carried on the “ Lake Dexter." Collins.
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On dock, folding chair* wort ar
Upon hi* resignation, McNim
ranged for th* goods.
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th* National I
After having
aerera] group
amlsMAnsgod)
photographs made by Jebneen’a
i t uoed “ aa a
Stodte the party left from th*
Im* and oper*
RL Johns Rlvtr Liao Docks pt
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d ravsng,(ul
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Negro Held Captive
Withdraws
A rran gem en ts have been
com pleted in Snnfnrd for borrewinir
money under
tho
nrov'Hiifnn ul /the Federal
lIouninK Act, according to
H en ry W atson, local »|fent
o f the Stockton M o r t g ig *
who,
lod* y
“ a rf? *‘rzlh n ia wrwm ^J
to extend unlim ited
ln lhU « “ * for th« * * " r
, * " ,cllon ®f » • *
A f n* f0'"">hmrn* on a IS,*
300 loan a/\ a houae, ronatructlM
of which la aipecUd to begta
Immadlately, waa racelcad today,
Mr. WaUoit aUted, further point*
|n f out thB, lhtl u
fln t
loan to be made In Sanford aadOr
th* F' ‘.U r* 1 Hooalng Act whioh
went Into e ffK t more than two
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While other Florida cltlea which ,
hare been taking advantage of t
FHA facllltlei, have been aiper**.
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fencing near boom-time tuildlng •
Thirty P^trama, eon, true lion la Saaferd
A _ a l . . l a . , bo* n**" ■» ■ verlUbl# ataad*
\CllVity at III dua to the laablllty af prao*
pcctlve home ownera to cbtala t
' the World adequate credit. Under the new
"Founder,' arrangiment with
the Stock*
icy fnd en* holm Mortgage Company, it la
’ more than expected that many new fcotaee
f rate rglty'aj will be N i l . {kafard ^ lO iB
iMituiiurvi iva) vnicsgo. irj. 1,0lumbua, Ohio, 100; Adrian, Mich..
1UI 1-3; Philadelphia, 101; Inlimns polls, lo t; Cincinnati, 101.
The Fouth waa hot and dry fur
thu most part but grnernlly rarap«.l torrid and arid rnndlllont
affrcllng (he Mldwvat and Fast.
Many communities * in
thr
drought-stricken Midwest
held
public prayers for rain.
County Court Will
Adjourn Tomorrow
Inturday's tides: low, 7:11 A.
M. and 7:30 P. M.; high. 12:31 A.
ROME July 1A -LP)-Italians
M. and 1:38 P. M. Sun rtae* i t
3J 4 A. M. and sets at 7:31 Z. M. can begin to sot sad p'ay once
3M B rises at 11:14 P. M. and MU mors wl’ hout wsrtim* rastrUUons,
effrettv* Jaly I f ,
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Th* government teat out orders
today advising provincial profvcu
City Planning Bsard was
that uutchors, poultry dresssrs snd
H W tfe d te meet UJa aftemeea
restaurant beepers da not bar* to
*t Ii44 o'clock snd sfoildsr eev*b»«rv* tbs rigid meatlsas Tues
« * ? >J*a* for privalo buildings
day* after that date.
» h U boro been submitted to the
Ctt [ Commission.
SanTord Couple
Is Yieing F o r
Dionne R e c o r d
Ifcptty R. J. B M bsb loft hen
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vate Firm Lends
Funds Guaranteed
By U.S. Government
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Two Meet Death
A * Train Crashes
Into Automobile
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i th* Juno $
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r«. Orlaado,
ISiaf *B *» • their bar,, aheutlng
I p l r wrath Into the rarly morn-
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Sta nds Approved
iHV-Detbort Orton, M, .layer of
Dmuiht death, today reached
three, wee .hot to doeth hare at ** ,***t “ * ** "• »H -ih .n .r.|
dawn today h, . firing .quad ef
, £ 1 * " ^ lh*. " or,h,rn,
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flee men concealed behind n CAB- RotLUa anal to (ho Atlantic Sea.1
T U Kroon la lhe Utah .(ate prl«- I board.
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The pale victim, who i t . m b - ' no hope for relief from high lam
ianeed to death five Umea, waa ! pernturea or (eneral rain*,
(trtppod In •
credo chairframe.; Drought
damage to crop,and
Ml* back waaagainat the
piiaon ' Wrenloch aoared
rapidly.
In
erall.
|Washington the Agricultural
AilOne of the fire riflemen fired •
Admmeitratlon
»PB blank, although non# of lha o f - ! Prered three
.oil conservation
arutloner, knew which on# II was,' PHgrsm modification.
to
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three the gone were loaded oal of *»eaaa f*«d crop tuppllea In the
tbelr alghL
north central region.
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. ' Aa the ,hoU echoed In the prisl*»e*ldent Roosevelt announced
P ro te st
raccy waa dB*
A A V ^oom om
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F lorida C ity A ffo r d ln r R ail. H igh w ays
A n d W a te r T ran sp ortation *-• ‘
Sanford refute* to lag behind
sd baa b*r *y* art *n doing a
irt toward capitalising on Cal*
rtfo'rd, with
affiliation,
la Fa medal
>me of Ft.
f the Woodv,d almllar
irbln of Ft.
kt of New
I more than
Terma of ihe load, whMT'wu.
computed here todjqr, are eg*
ceedlngly reaaonable, Mr. Wat*
aon pointed out. Internal la at
the rate of t
per cent amt
principal paymenta ' are apruad
out over a period of I I year*. - *
Regular monthly payment* ef
only 130.10 are required to ra*
tiro tha loan by tha end ef I I
vice medala yeara.
riff Frank
I’ oaalble loana range from II,*
C. C. ColIt'eatteeeB n e*e* ikreel
Promise Of Trip
To New York Gets
3 Local Entries
Three Sanford realdonta tedajr
had quallflad for competlUea to '■
rspresent Florida at th* national'
safety conference to b* held la
New York City Into In August.
They *r* Mr*. W. V. Lovell.
John A. Fox ond R. R. Floyd.
A nationally known Insurance
company la sponsoring th* event
to promote safer operation af an*
tomobtloa.
On* delegate to th* cenfen e ee
and on* altornato are to b* so*
looted from each state. AN sx*
pen*** will be paid by tha ipoK•ora, and a m ils**, allowance of
tight cents will be allowed.
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Qualifcation rules Include th*
stipulation that on automobllB
driver moat have operaed a to* i
hid* for at least ten yean and moat not have been involved to
any wrack ar raual not hova vie* i
latod any traffic regulation.
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Full details af th* rraat aaay
V i imnalcgy to taught at
University o f Hawaii temmei
•Ions, there bring Mreral i
sratsra in the band group.
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Sftnford Herald
The Troubles W e Have
LA B O R A N D EFF0RG
Ntov Tort B«mld
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I* It true (k ft roocUr
Xistion has taken Id i m i m
M venl week*’ confinement In the hospital. ■ Ye*, he bad
had hU full share of this world's troubles.
But who hasn’t?
As a matter of fact, wc have heard of plenty of people
who have had aa much trouble aa he ha* had.
We have heard of people who have been on the point
of starvation for years— millions of them.
We nave
known people who have lost their wives, mothers, fathers,
sons, daughters, ono or mpre, within the brief space of a
few years.
We have known men who have worked hard all their
lives, saved their money, Invested It conservatively, and
then went bankrupted in thslr old age to spend their de
clining years at a poor farm. We have known men who
have been driven almost crazy by nagging wives, and
wives who have committed suicide because of cruel and
inconsiderate husbands.
The world Is full of people like that.
We have known young men who have lost a leg in a
railroad wreck. We have seen boys who lost the sight
of both eyes in fireworks’ accidents. We have seen strong,
vigorous young men with a whole world of opportunity
f t life funny: the country before them made helpless invalids by the ravages of tuber
wet and since then we’ve culosis.
t
tWS of the wont drought*
And there are some people for whom the worst troubles they evsr had were worrying about the things that
never happened.
Ob Wall, If you escape the Fourth
Who are we to say that they arc not aa much to be
e f duty lull, you (till have the in- pitied aa the man who lost a leg in the war, or the banker
goal labor Day wreck! and drown
whoae bank waa bankrupted? To them their problems are
ing* to look forward to.
as reaL aa if they actually happened. To aay that they
should cbingtf their waye of living, stop worrying, think
wW 1* accused of reverting
only
of- their blessings, la no more of a cure for their
pltallsm because it Is rs-
to place
on eor w rrtJ aad
heart; keep* oh
Increasing effort, i p u b f smews
•ad » polling with fatigue th « gray
matter that resides net ealy la
the brain hut la Ha tfaws e f cafe.
muniesUon throughout the body I
O rta inly a r m before Is MS'
lory baa aaeh aa array s f la
bor-taring d n ie d been dreamed
of by the motl visionary. tae
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ng divorce. Wonder where
puts us hers In America?
Ruth Bryan Owen li going to
* r r j Capt. Boerge Robda, a
ixlah "JUmmerJonkfr." A fid that'
I ta t key n "Kewynerjunkeetad*."
tamptel
worker'
it T o S e e
hu not berj| equal to Ike Ursine
of modem Ilf*. Oarrfhe discuses
of several varieties— busy-man's
heart, on* of them U aptly called
ere markedly on the Increase, as
if the nerves' which formerlyi
romminded the voluntary muaclaa
to do so much to win a living
were liking It out on this invol
untary one in the heart, upon
which our lives depend.
Men have died *r gone mad
from physical ovsrexartlon, no
doubt. But it is not recorded that
previous civilisations founded an
muscular
effort
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been
plagued and decimated by aueh
eserseea; end (or this rvaeon ob
viously. that, given a certain d *
grew of fatigue, lb*
muselee
•Imply refuse to work. E skaBa
llon
induces
Insensibility
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further commands, and with It
Island estate, tha victim of paralysis. And, too, Gloria
"Morian AyandcrbytT; the; .“p oo r-J it^ rich dtlfl*”
shameless' mathhv atored her awagtht-A raWnfv*U?l jFrT*;
irf Baris in order tb cavort more freely wmoftlf'nCt'¥*y
friends.
Troublest Of course, our friend haa had his troubles.
But so haa everybody elae.
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Linotype’s Birthday
* Wky I* It that all slain dancers
pro
"blonde beauties 1”—Bara■ha Herald. Maybe It’s because
meet of them axe whether they
One Way o f arousing lbs public
to tha necessity of caution on
Uaroogh highways would be to
plan a cross at th* spot where
every wreck occurs.
Will the Danish Captain be
known as Mr. Ruth Bryan Owen
H IT—Tampa Tribune. Do you
think aba will lead him around
by the collar as If he war* a
Great Dana!
Celebrating the recent birthday of the linotype ma
chine, the Miami Herald recounts something of the Inven
tion of this machine and its development. The linotype, as
everybody does not know, la a machine used by newspapers
for letting type from which the newspaper la printed.
Without It the modern newspaper could not exist. And yet
it has been only fifty years alnce the first linotype made
its appearance.
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"The linotype, with a keyboard somewhat resembling
that of a typewriter.*’ the MUml Herald explains, “ sets type
by mechanical means Instead of the old hand-iet method.
The linotype was introduced to the printing profession and
put into firat practical use July 3, 1836, in the old Park
Oat In Denver they have a
■van who (leaps standing up.
Poaalkly s delegate who has Just
returned from ClevtlawL— Miami
News,
On* politician, anyway,
who doesn't have to worry about
■treat* bed-fallow*.
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IN p b e p a iu Mg y o u r s b e d b e d s
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•Jeep when tired-er exhausted; (a
fact, they can dSrvlop an ex
traordinary and perversa persist
ence In effort when oVerfaUgued;
a Sind of maniac energy net so
different In kind to the madman'*.
Samuel Butler, In hia "Elemen
tary Morality,'' lays:
“ There are many who work
themselves to death from mere
Inability to restrain the paaalea
for work, which masters them as
th* craving for drink masters a
drunkard.
Overwork Is' the**
cases la aa Immoral as ov«r*%tIng or drinking. This, so far a*
tb« Individual la concerned. With
SO U^STEZC
TURRET
HAVANA
All ExpcnM Tripe
’ aU N N O sA N D
TRAVEL BUREAU
IMPROVED
all publications. Not only did the linotype cregta a need
for trained man in thia new field but the number of hanosettera ntlll In the buafneas is greater today than &Q yean
ago. Working conditions Improved tt) that _the normal
life expectancy of printers haa been extended 20 year*.
"From thla feeble beginning of one machine there are
now 78,000 linotypes in service In 89 countries, and their
keyboards set type In 70 language*. The Herald haa 26
of thcao machines In dally service.
"The creation of the Mcrgenthalcr machine Is ranked
second only In importance to Gutenbergs Invention of mov
able types, about 1480 A. D. Thus more than 400 y «»r »
•lapsed before the next great Improvement, came In print
ing, an art, a profession, a trade, indoatry and butineaa.
Bringing light, knowledge, education to the world. Indeed.
America ahould celabra^ thla wuUv.erganc *d°ng with that
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YOUR WATCR M U tl
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SA N F O R D T W E N T Y YEARS AGO
!T understand that Chevrolet Is now
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‘ Palm Beach boasts that It ta
rapidly becoming th* "Reno" of
tha South. Tha number of divorces
granted there haa Increased by
arnca than slaty percent in the
M at year, tha Palm Beach Poet
A M that may
Ambassador to.BL
the opinion that'
retain her dlp-
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THE 8ANF0RD HERALD, 8XNT0RD, FLORIDA
Marks Is Facing
Sdcial A n d Personal Activities Alcohol Charge
JOBS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
In County Court
IMiss Jane Sharon
Social Calendar Entertains For Guest Personals Jury Finds Winh Not
JULY HEAT NO BOTHER TO JUNE
Mia* Jine Brown of Miami, who
la the fiin l of Mlaa Eleanor Hickson, v i i entertained at a bridge
party given Wcdneaday afternoon
by Mlaa Jane Sharon at her home,
SIR Magnolia Avenue. Bridge wav
played and at a lata hour refrvvhmanta were nerved by the host#**.
assisted by Mlaa Martha Bishop
and Mlaa Margaret Vernay.
High score prixe, Coty’a powder,
was awarded to ptUs France.) Muhoney while gurat prixe, a vanity
case, was presented to Miss Jlrmvn
Fink crepe myrtle and roars were
used to adorn the parly rooms.
Those present were: the Misses
Jane Brown of Miami. Martha
Bishop, Caroline IH I, O ne Mar
tin
Leney,
Myrtle
Kirkwood.
Fraitcea Mahoney. Carolyn Cogbnrn, Eleanor Hickson. Margaret
Vernay, Mary Hurt, and Kathleen
Laney. bridge gueats. and I.rmi-c
Furdon of Wrat Palm Bcrich.
Katherine Vernay, Adelaide ||irftfn** »nd Audrey Jacoby of At
lonta, tea guests.
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MONDAY
Dr. Nee man of the Psychic
Science Church will give a lecture
at S;R) P. M. at the Woman's Club
building on Oak Avenue. The public
la invited.
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Regular buaineaa and program
meeting of the Woman's Missionary
Society ef the .Viral Methodist
Church will take place at 3:3d P.
M. at tha church.
Circle Number One am] Circle
Narahe* Five of the First Baptist
Church will meet nt 3:371’ . M. at
the heme of Mrs. M. -S. Smith.
Floral Heights.
Clrlde Number Two of the First
Baptist Church wit) meet et 3:30
P. M. with Mrs. A. K. KotsclUr,
Celery Avenue.
Circle Number Three of the
First Baptist Church will meet
at 1:30 P. M. with Mrs. Gtorgu
Dan Fitch BringB
W. Huff, 100 Laurel Avenue,
-C irc le Nbmber Four of the First
Dixiana Revue Here
A p H a t Church will meet at 3:30
M. with Mn. II. U. Hill. 1919
Now In hi1 siiteenlh season,
Palmetto Awnce.
The Mary Lam'-uth Circle of presenting hits of the better class,
Dan Fitch, whn brings his Di*.
the F ln t Methodist Church will
meet at 3:00 P. M. In tha JJeugh- i»na Revue to the Rlti Theater,
tefa e f Wesley room at the church. tonight, has spent most of his
pr ofesainn.il career discovering
<toJ*qft-fcr thp. utagg. or Jn «ve<
lihgo o ^ t l ^ theatrical world,]
'“ digging up naturals anil fin,Is."
House Party At Beach Dan. n star In his own right,
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hae long, been the toast of the
The following article, taken thow-going public, since he first
from Tuesday's Daytona Head) starred with the AI. 0. Fields
NewsJournal, la of Intiresl to and Nell O'Brien.
many Sanford persona:
As he Mated the trails every
"Members of the Informs' season, he was besieg,,| in ever/
Club o f Sanford may be aeei city by many talented boys and
here thla week besting on thi gills, seme of them in the "natur
Beach or splashing about thi al and find" class.
|>«n soon
pool at the Bath and TennU Club, found himself neglecting his own
a* for seven day* a house party car* » f ■» ho tutored, advised,
U in full swing at 132 South staged acta, and placed tbrye
Grandview Avenue.
boy* and girls with the different
“ Mrw. T. A. Butner and Mrs managers an circuits throughout
H. C, Morgan sr, chaperone* for the country. It wasn't Ion; U«.
tM party. Attending are: the fore the parade o f Dm /itch's
Miaaeg Donna Morgan, president Finds became the parade of Dan
ef llm club, Vivian Butner, Grace Fitch^ Star*, making fortunes
Taylor, Doris Dorner, Elisabeth
Whittington, Margaret Van Nrae,
AUettJ JohMon., Xirgtgig sDanu;
DoriJfuhec-aiM-flofc’Wolfer."
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G. A. 8p*v-r. Jr, I, >prn.|
day and tomorrow In Jack'
on business.
------Mias Luella Hardee r ft
day fur Quitman, Ca, In .
short time with friend*.
------Mias Marline Dule of |.n
has arrived to apend a hit
with Miss Martha Tilffrd
Guilty O f Assault,
Battery Allegation
Weds J, L, Thornley
, Announcement was mad* today
uf tha marriage of Miss Ann* Me.
Caaaon o f Georgia, formely of
thlARltF, to J. L Thomlryfion of
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. JhomUy of
W*o< First Street. Th# csrsmeny
was performed Sunday, July ft,
i t Athena, Go.
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Mia# MeChnnon ■pent a number
of year* In Sanford and eras con
nected with Myrtle's Coffee Shop
and later th* Winn-Lovett Croeerf ICwapaey. For tha past year
•ho'ho* been teaching In Georgia.
N h Thornley Jut lived In
Sanford tho greeter part od hit
Ufa end is employed by tho FlorId*.flower A Light Company.
1W couple ar* ot homo to their
frM ifc ot 317 Woot Fifteenth
la also tho poaaesaor of a very
keen business mind, (specially
where dollars and cents ara con
cerned, and soon after formulat
ing hi* plana, . tho Dan Filch
Star* became "Shooting Stars,"
shooting home to their discover
er ilka ■« many loat chick*.
In tho Dixiana Revue, he bringx
beside* himself, n host of his
“ Find*," Including tho 3 Arnolds,
sensational acrobats;
William*
Slstert; Brandon, Crown Prince
o f Ifaglc; Sylvia Hanley, the girl
with the violin voice; Turk McBee. Jr., versatile entertainer;
Ruth Ritxcl, Dixie's dancing doll;
Trtvor Lewis, N. U. C. radio
tenor; Alice Connor; Diliana
Girls, beautiful dancing models,
Dixie Spiritual Slngera hi acchaa
On th* levee; Carolina Collegians
Dixieland Jars Hand combination
and Mias A r Dells, sensations,
atrip dancer, direct from tho
Fell** Bergcre, Casino de Pare*.
Naw York City.
;W. 41 Tunnleliffe will rrtsm
toorrow
from
Bowling Green,
Ohio, and other point* whets ho
ha« been spending the past sev
eral weak*. Mrs. Tnnnldtff* and
Mrs.' H. B. Lewis will meet him
1 "
vt
)h> wm r» member of OrlanrJ*
Machine O perator,
D i e s I n Orlando " " 'CSir*,1Zl ! " A .
J
h
m* ^ . h — —
er.
Krink Sharp, Sr, five
OK LAN IKK July in </!*> II,
Mr-. I>«‘!phi.t Itowi*, Mrs.
Lee Sharp, owner of larirt* oramre Annu* Shell, Mr** Marti* Shmirix
grove iitnI other properties in of t'arnilton. Mr- Sn>lle Mon re nnd
Orange munty and ;» widely known
Ruthm* Sharp of Or undo, ami
Centra! Florida slot imn lime op- t four brother-'. Roy Sharp nnl
enter, whose eat ite reputedly i* I Jumr* Sharp of C\imi!Un, Albert
"allied it several h imtnd thoj.jShurp of Ku*tn. and Frank Sharn
sitld dollar*, died of lim'd poi-on of Orlsitlih*
enrlv yesterdny morning,
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unlil WtirliK-k tlm
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rnim- whi n
K.vil Turn.., ... th e'
C U O P O I A T I,
f* A M C
L f l U L U L A 1 Cl
l A R t
First Mi-thi-li-t rliutth >v--i*t,-,|
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tiy iliniln '"Ik* l.'.iti-. , ii.liictcil| This ii» a IU'|H'alvr '__ It's
« brief wivid- jin- Imlv will Ih1
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tk*aii fivr ilny- afti-t I'. <nt,-,,.1I
" " " f General (,« tr.-wra , „t „ f
\\K A l.N O W I L L H A V E
George Weinstein is |tl»nri
cavo Sunday for Ntw \oi
on a 10-day buying trip.
an<! Mrs.
Kcnnth T.
hive gone to D*ytoiu»
spend the summer
for Thursday ni >mm* \|. ^
..
ilietl *t 1 10 oVIo kyoit. t i \ morn-
Lemon Cheese Cake
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lie rame on I
•f Nrrvice in the \\‘
nreniit uml ettlr 1 i
DANISH PASTRY
A Sumtiiv llrenkfajti
( 'i i f f w la k e s filled with
Almond - O range - M ince
A ll K in d i o f Fru it
Jun* Travla the mevle setr*,*, find* relief from th* n n n ir tun by
taking ■ dip In the rippling Petlfle at Rants Monica, Calif. (Aateclatsd
Pr*s* Photo)
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w d r is rs s r is r
lia s Anne McCannon
G1 n f Pworrr' T^i'lontii iif the county,
O lU t
"V J s S , " l - w
Telephone 148
FRID AY
Rtbekah Lodge will
eaeet at A M P. M. at the Odd
Fellows' Hall for Installation of
I
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L i L 15 U I I u l P )
Roy Wright, Jr., left Wednes
(I'onIIrmM ..... itftffr 11it*-)
day morning for Furl Screven.
which
i*
the smallest
G«., uhcro he will attend the Cl*.- 300,
liens' Military Training Camp for amount the company will Irnd for
the construction of a home, to
th* month of July.
lift.OOO, the largest amount, and
minimum
payments
on
Mias Aline Anderson nf Chat- the
tvnoogu, Tcnn.. ha* gone to Day a 92,300 lean spread o'er a 20tona Beach for the summer sflrr yrar |<rri»d amount to only
spending a short time here with her 910 30 * month. This Mr. Watson
Inststrd, is cheaper than pay
slater, Mr*. Roy Wright.
ing relit.
Another fixture of the FIIA
Mrs. Ill B. Moss has as her
guests at her homo on the Orlando plan Is tlje method of paying
Bead, her sister, Mr*. 8. A. Ayrr* insurance and ta*e*. The»n two
anil children, Sara lleth, Joyce, item* may I,,, added each month
and Daphne, all of Columbus, (Ji. to the pilncliml and Interest pay
ment and turned Into thv financ
Mr. ami Mrs. Kenneth Pvrrlne ing rumpany which then paya both
of Hlrmlnifcam, Ala., wtrs tho lairs and insurance at the end
jruesl* Thursday of Mr. and Mr*. of tha year.
The Stockton Mortgage Com
F. D. Scott, South San fotd
pany la prepared tu make such
A vsnus.
loans to anyone who cm uunlify
Mrs. B. D. Caswrll and daugh under the provisions of the F«dter, Eugenia Ann Caswell, left eral Housing Act by whlrh »uch
today for Ormond Beach to spend loana from any lending agtncy
a ftp daya with Mrs. J. L. ara guaranteed by the governmrnt.
The principal quvlifleiStricklind.
liona, aa explained by Mr. Watson,
Mrs. Hoy U. Blown and Mrs, are aa follows:
1. The applicant must submit
Ernest Nelson motored to Me'bourne Tuesday to visit Mi*. thre* plans and specification* of
Brown's parents, Mr, and Mrs. thv proposod building.
2. lie must bo prepared to sup
Pete Nledermeyer.
ply 10 per cent of the co*t of
Mr*. Farah LeZetta 1* in Val the compUted house and lot.
3. lie must be able to submit
dosta, Ca., spvnding some time
with her daught-r, Mre. R. II. a financial statement shqwlng
Dassford.
Mlaa Olive LeZette that ho has sufficient Income to
rrp»y the lovn,
spent last wrek-end there.
4. He must be able to submit
Mr. end Mrs, W) iE. Steven* and a favorabla statement from the
family have returned to their local credit association.
Mr. Watson further stressed
home In Thomaeville, Gs.. afh-r
spending several daya hero with the fact that all loan* which he
Me. and Mr*. A. S. WllUama, 703 will handle for the Stockton Mort
gage Company will he for pur.
Palmrlto Avenue.
ponca of new homo construction
and not for renovation or repair*.
Old Photo Exhibit
Seen A t Wieboldt’s Singing Convention
One of th* moat unusual win To Be Held Sunday
dow displays ever thewn in San
ford la now Icing featured by
Weitoldt'o Studio la the McLander
Arcade Building, end the manage
ment ef that concern urge* every
one to see the display before It
la remevad next week.
In the window there la n collec
tion of eld time photograph* ef
■11 types. Many of the eld print*
are so went with age that their
features ere barely distinguish•hi*. However, alongside e f tarh
o f the aid picture* the Modi* has
fa c e d • recent enlargement, show,
tag even th* finest detail claw.
If « • though the actual photo had
Keen taken today.
The public la cordial y invited
In attend th* masting of the Remlaolv County. Singing Convention
to to hold Sunday, July 12, from
1:30 P. M. to S:00 P. M. at the
comer ef Fifth S t m t end Holly
Avenue.
E. G. Hays, president, stated
that soim out of th* state singers
are expected. Singer* who du
solo, duet, trio and quartette work
are (specially invited.
Dawson Reports A ir L on tereoce
O p in io n S h ifts Delegates Asked
On Conservation To Visit Sanford
A decided change in sinlimcnt
toward the fedeial toil miiM-rvaHon program is being felt here to
day, see,,tiling to C. It llawtnn,
Seminole County farm agent.
ii ow in getting under way at
first, the movement h >, guinea
momentum and now app.-ars to he
destined tu be accvptad l,y u gre.il
majority of gtuwsrs in the County,
the agent said.
Considerable Impetus wna added
yesterday when three of thu
County’* largest agricultural In
terests definitely decided to rooperate with the program, Mr,
Dawson reported.
At noon today, marly 130 In
dividual* had (lied work shrels, *
procedure necessary If on* Is to
twneflt by federal
government
payment*.
Acreage represented by the
numbvr of participants now stands
in the neighborhood of 3,000, the
agent announced.
One of the- principal objects of
tho conservation program, Mr.
Dawson pointed out, is to re it the
all, anti to make application uf
chemicals which will tend to restore It tn Its original condition.
Tha farm agent rc-emphasUcd
that partirlpatinn in the conserva
tion plan does not ob Igate a grow
er any way othir than that hr
agrees to arrrpt m certain sum uf
muncy from the government.
Efforts were under wsy here
this nrorning to bring to Sanford
delegate* tu the all state aviation
run Terence m session at Urtrndo.
Object of the local visit would
le sn Inspection of the local air
port which has recently hern Im
proved considerably tbrmigh allo
cation* from the government.
it was believed that s favorable
report from a conference group
would hear heavily toward the
establishment of this city as n
regular stop for une of severs!
airlines which has Ih-i-ti ron.iderinrr
und
NEW YORK, July 10.—O V Frrdertch H. I-ee, SU-yrar-t-ld at
torney, said today he had aban
doned plans for a round-the-world
airplane flight this summer.
W AiH INO TO N, July 10.-GP)
— Internal revenue collection* for
the fiscal year rnded June 30,
D3ftf Increased 1373,080,63ft over
th* previous year.
I T 'S E
PEACHYi
(r a y r t t n e e o f
BLOSSOM
la a promls* that Is richly fuimiwl In thoos luscious
plnk-v*lv*t poach** that are going Into our sitro•peclol p**ch Ice srvsni. a W e think we've recap,
lured th* magic of May moonlight la a peach orchard.
8o If you're still lumentic enough to cate about the!
Sun of thing . . . better bring soma bom * tonight.
ICE CREAM cvcrydayju
Kor part lew anil tiihli! une. wo rrmtnmentl our hulk (dipped)
—— i. |1'
liOc per quart
Ice cream.
|I ' h richer and heller.
lieltcr. 50c und
and 50c
nt all fountain* selling our pruducta.
Fur your between meal refreshment und fur Ihc working
man wo HUggeat our freezer filled ccimumy plnltt nt 15c
each, or 2 for 25c.
Seminole Creamery Co.
815 EAST lat ST.
A N O T H E R BIG
SPE C IA L A T OUR
L U N C H COUNTER
SATURDAY ONLY
3tCK AID Jill BUI A W K C N M WU,
AW) HlilD IT VJJTWFLWmE VOJ, 1 4
LfJWH ALL VJAS COW,
GOTATW3U.
IBECfUSE (*TK.\WWS fWSE. IT DREW.
n tlC K k N A LA KING
ON TOAST
(H ANU ERItY
STRING
SAUCE
BEANS
NEW CREAMED POTATES
here to go
X)NIGHT!
i Boflding
> Materials
AD set to Short's*
dance and Cool O ff
rk We Never Cteoe
CffitKEN DINNER 78ft
M «U
G «|
Chops, Hot ee Cold
r u t * Lunch
____
Meets, Win*. L ifto fR
/
Scrund
ABANDONS HOP PLANS
£
HILL
Muunolin
Program Accepted By Believe Favorable Re
port Would Have
Three Lnrge Semi
nole P r o d u c e r s
E ffect On Aviation
BILBAO, Spain. July
At Uaat IS fishermen perished
Free schooling for all children yesterday In one of tha wont
between tha ages o f ft end 12 i* storm* reported of the northern
provided In the national consti coeal o f Spain In 10 years.
tution which China plena to adopt.
U r Umber, roofing
WU building raaterUD
ef aB hlnde cnB on ea,
U eie yean find lb*
meat reeeonehl* prievs
■ad best quality and
tho qulcfcaat arrriea.
Special 2 fo r 25c
HOT ROLLS *
Ul'TTER
IC E TEA
COFFEE
OK A N Y Sc DRINK
W E SERVE
B R E A K FA ST
E V E R Y M O R N IN G
. 20c
. ONE QF O U R
SPECIALS
ONE
EGG W IT H
BACON
TOAST & JELLY;
REAL
COFFEE
DRUG
jjM A R T .m c a
A practical and stylish ault'
that I* constontiy In i!'*;and
Includes the large K«fa and
• » y . « o f' I«unge or flub
P A Y
L A T
E A
�m eled.G rain
lonepp. ora, rwliiag op, whit* *t-
«
.tlpe. Tbo n u ll m i n i
in
•led Md worthless, m n fir
p u lm , .
»<
, ' ,
Town**wd May loin »
L Lemke’a Movement
DENVER.
iol/"C
/ la Itlnnt ipolss, IB. A. TrontUn,
(tala unaleaipner ef agriculture
• f tha JUr. Charlei t
- Minnesota -And Wfes,
eonsln Com Rolling
U p In Leaf; It’a AD
o f - tKe woe from the mlnda and
heart! of people who try to win n
liking from this aubborn aoll. • Hop* came from another sourer
too. The weary farmer* rrealrtd
word from Washington that the
W. P. A. hoped within the neat
hour* to haee relief for at
len t 15,000 of them. Ths relief
w(Il come In the form of jobs, for
which Ihe farmers will rectlea the
regular W. P. A. pay. enough they
hope, to keep them and their faar
Hie* from starring.
Through Wisconsin and Hlnneso
Coughlin.
' ’SPECtAtS
FRL. 8AT. ONLY
*k » m a*dorsad Ik* Larake or
ganisation.
, ."Ifyilwy wtfl Join Bflr. peniion
plan, « • will go a )«n ( together,"
paid Uto old ago pan*Ion plan Jead«>
'
... .
,
p r. Trwnsend waa accompanied
ky tha R «r. Garald U 1C Bmlth,
'eadar .I*
.In tha
the "afcare-tha-waslth”
Vodag
mnyement )iHitched by tha late
Senator Hue* lin g .
" Dissatisfied y m «
LDr. Towni«nd, Fait
Lanh* Md myself, i
le.it lift or tha dll
In the
Houi* of Represent
during
tha oraf Congress/»
«N ROUTOTO TfUt D A *OTA
pfioU U B T AREA. Joly W — A
• patUr of rain fall naar Minot, If.
b . laat niiht and IllUd tha heart*
o f raan and woman who h iw inflaaad a’most beyond endnrance
fra n tfca drought.
On tha way north and wait In
to tha brown waaUa of the Dako
tas, it teeame Increasingly appar
ent that there n i much more at
i l ilu In Oils criil* than crop* and
■ caRle. Tha morale of the people
ia threatened.
,
Tha new* came ractna down thr
burning prairie* that, rsln-srs/i
lf.lt waa only a pitiful two-tenth*
o f : In Inch—hid at lait broken
through the hkislnf iun. No one
Wfa opllmlitle enough to bellerr
Meat Market
bulge out, and their back* are
ewayed. Three poor animal* cant
be kept allYe."
Minnesota eras fighting grasshoppera, and itate entymologlst*
tald they hoped to keep the acoutgp
•nrler control through prompt ac
tion,
"W * may have a corn crop yet,"
tald Paul ffirfc .federal ryop .tat|it Irian for Minnesota. ‘ Hows*.
«r, Ih* situation la rhaaging m>
raphl.y that It may be necaaaary
for u* to laaue a aapil-monthly re
port Instead of on* each month."
J.B M organPluniing
Voyage On Atlantic
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Apple Butter | f c
NEW T O R I. j i f f 10.-0F)Only hi* doctor* atind between J
P. Morgan and hia first trsas-Atlantli Toytgo In thro* year*.
America'* almost tegandary titan
of finance Is taking nu order* from
Eight prinetpnl maritime nation*
now own 29£00,000 gross tons of
Teasels engaged In International Well Informed aouree* made clear
■eadtorn* trad*. Great Britain tha rnyage to Europe la rirtua ly
leads with 13.000,000 Ion* while certain If the doctors approre.
lha United ft tales has slightly nrMorgan la nptdly Teeovering
*r 3,000,000 ton*.
fnm an attack o f naorltD.
Chinas* factories
employing
more than 100 married woman
worker* a n now requitod by law
to prmrld# noraariaa when tooth••* may fied their offspring.
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Orange Pekoe Tea
Octarua iRoy Cohan, popular
Birmingham, Ala., writer, wrote
137 itortaa before racchring a lettar from an editor. Ha finally
aold ona altar writing 203.
Coffee lb.
WE DELIVER
*1
Pt. Bat*. Freedom
0*1-Bert
G E L A T IN , 3 pkgs.
^ r? ° <- r
W c fA ft
Twenty year* after Rising a
•tudent play at tha Unlvarmitg of
Utah, the iame «a*t, with two »*ccptlons, .returned and present
ed It at aa alumni reunion. ,
GRAPE JUICE, 2 for
Not. 1 ran* Canned
T J.*I[ « 'AC-Jkur<
MACKEREL, 3 for
Country Kist
Beacon
43, B. CORN, out
Cocoa* y, .a. can -
O' 1
N i. 1 can Alsrt
DOG FOOD
8o*p
TOMATO JUICE
10 n . emu Cmmpbeir*
Ice. an
Campbell1*
PALMOLIVE, bar
Quality Department
Western Branded Beef Roast
SCOCO OR JEWEL
Q U A L IT Y
Macaroni 3 7-oz. pkgs. |©c
Tomatoes 4 No. 2 cans 2St
P & G Soap 3 lg. bars |Qc
Com^T 3 No. 2 cans 25c
19c & 25c lb.
W H IT E BO ILING BACO N
FRESH K IL L E D FR YE R S
30c lb.
BEEF ROAST
Western Branded SIR LO IN STEAK
40c lb.
W ISCONSIN D A IS Y CHEESE
Georgia Cured Cottage Hama (no waste) 23c lb.
SCOCO COM POUND L A R D
CENTER Ci&T PORK CHOPS
27c lb.
H A M B U R G E R 'O R B E E F ST E W
M ORRELL BACON SQUARES ’
19c lb.
LO IN OR C LU B STEAKS
R ILE Y ’S P U R E PORK SA U S A G E
25c lb.
OUR O W N SLICED B A C O N
Country Style Smoke Sausage
15c lb.
Large, ftricy Franks f o r k
PIS H
R E C E IV E D
DAILY ON OUR
OWN TRUCKS
FISH
W W IRA C W iU W i iv m m w—
Tomatoes
-
POTATOES 6 lbs. 25c Calif. Lemons do*. l f c
No. 2 can
Bulk SUGAR 51b. pk*.
-* *
2$C
Yellow Onions 3 lbs.
APPLES
PinikSahnon1tallcntr R e
Y.C . PEACHES 2 for 25C
Ripe Bananas 5 lbs. l j c
fU «C ¥
.
7._i ‘ Is'
^ Iv
.
it
13c
CORNED BEEF 2 for 25c
Blue Grapes 2 lbs.
MIXPICKLES .2 for 29c
Ice Cold Watainelons 15c
5 lbs!
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PAGE
THE SANTORD HERALD, SANTORO. FLORIDA
n o n r a OF
A F F U C A T IO M .
rw i
t l South. R u n
id l u t ,
ru *
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D IID
I I I I I It 1 l « L t (t M m tt W
l l m t t HU Me. H )
I M i l ft. '
N olle*
I* h .r.b r ( i r u ,
t k l l T k * *** ** em ail
o f Ik * M IC prop,
A L K X LKlNHAJtT. kaidav » (
T b* * r ly uedar th « U I4 curtlflcnt* loCkrtlflrnlo No. l i l t , lanuod
Iko rood waa la tk* aaaaa of
UNla # u y o f July. A_ D. M il, koa K NOW N.
fllod aam* la my o fflc * and kaa
Unless aald cartlflcata ahall ka
mad, application for a taa dead t * radaamid accord Ia a to law, tk*
k* laawod therein. N U can lftcala proparty daacrlkad tkarola will ba
im brue** tha follow lad daaerlbad aald lo th* Mghaat klddar at th*
proparty la tka County at (am i* aaurt-kouao door oa tk * flrat Monaola, dtata o f r io t Ida, to -w it:
day la Iko moalk o f Aaguat. t i l t ,
in to U * I t
Voa Aradalo
wklak la tko Ird day at Aaguat,
---------- 1 . . ------ ---- •
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“
lad tkla Ilk day of July. M il.
‘DOUBLED
r Vn*U
A p p ttl
a
P. HBIINDON.
Clork a f Ctrealt l > m t of
S*a,Casio Coualy, Florida.
FOB
CHARLOTTESVILLE, V*.. July
dengon af leflaM n
4 t a * f t M l W n t w I tk tar
K h M dcoHtsT, sod Utd tall
p U e ) It weald taka from erory< M Irrespective of whether hy
W n firm tor, bovlneM mao at
lakoror, wort pictured kart al tka
opeatog of tho W h non** I confarmmo o f tb* IaatiidW o f Public A f.
fa in at th* URtrenltj o f V^-
tkat
.r af
; tk*
nam es
**0 fHp 0- Wood. president of tko
la m tn o a t Bankrra Association,
u l Mittkin WtO, vierv pres Ideal
o f tk* AsMrtcaa Federation of
L « W , opaatd thd discussion bo
faoo tka oocttoa af tka conference
wfcldk w « ka darotod this wotk
Id»v J. Haary tAytha, who writes alogana far
Ny (km aaaaa af tha Oomaeratla Natlanal
% brnadoM poopla kill klm h# raaomblad
I yyar yto aiapaa wap “ It'a a Arpublic**
• H w j "Vsts Rl*k«. * , a Hoororlta."
op
affu catco n
(S E A L )
_
or
a r r n c T io x
roa
r a t nr.ten
(Oaaal. Mill W . IM )
N olle* I* h .r .b ,
alraa.
that
MAX L K IS IIA ItT hnhl.r of Taa
Cartlflcata N ,. 1111. t..uad lh* lat
day of August. A. I* l l l l . ha,
ft lad aam. In m> otflca and baa
mad* application for a taa d .,d
to k* laauad th.rann. Said ear*
tlflc a t* awtbrac*.
thr followlnu
daaerlbad proparty In .h* Coualy
of BomlnoU. .Hatof
Florida.
y ir r ir a
M etric*
b ib v m
OF
a p p l ic a t io n
T A X DMPUI
taowal* BUI Bo. ta il
Nolle* la hereby
|l<ia.
C. A. W ALKS, holder af 1
L a Tau Cotiuicatp
ML.^!r^ r t e T,.r*^ ^ a ' Y o itk B te o a trfk IM
■ont soils bonds to a oommorcial i .. _ .
hank, that bank g i m tha fOT.mD,lroik Ti« , , ‘ ,r*
C U lk of I'liriiU Court
of ttamlgnl* ,*«>uvit>. fliir lc ,.
m it k r
or
A m a rA T io n
TAR
Miu.LV.K
■ **• . V .U * A af B IM r i a f l ^ l
I I A S '* * f l-*l I I Naw Upaala. P lat Book I P a * « *1T k * aaaaaamaal
of
th* *«ln
•roparty uadar Ik* aaldeartlflra t*
aaaad waa la tk* aam* o f UN{M OW N.
^
.
M id cartlflasl* ahnll b>
U nlr*«
redeemed
h » » . fll a w maaaw‘ H . T b h r y
aaurt-hoaaa taor oa tk* Ural Mon
Jay la lh * maath at August. I l l 1
which la Ih* Ird day o f Augua
kaa mad* applleatlaa h
da.d to ka laauad that
cartlflcata ambraeaa Ih*
daaerlbad proparty In tl
of Samlnola, Btat* uf F
w ill ■
Lota 1 la II A I I
Kalhryn
Park.
.
Ik*
Th* naaaaamanl
of
property under tha aald carl
laauad wna In lha name
" I 'a i . d
«k l. Ilk d.py
•n addition to tha ilaBOott circs-1 thoro .when thr team, atrilghtan
CUrk of Clreull Cojirl %
ftoatnoU County. Florldi
latlng mediant o f tha fdoatry.'out for th* homo-stretch dash,
mock it.
‘
~
-'Vnltod S U to * who, ppatltwhich will continue until tbd bond This, despite th* fact that the
Wa tU toon m » aa |s orpntually paid %y tho govern-! Detroit tea/n, winner o( two pe.tM O T tC K
OF
A F F tlC A T lO *
ru ,
M sg o f tho T rea su ry," romeat.
’ nanta and a world championship,
" W
T X i c a r . .. . .. .. akat. ko|
< * » > « !•
!
tkai
tk * colotaal wastes which
• . “Thor* I* on* atop In tdvanro this summer suffered aU sorts of
m oa s a d tho ■ ■pound f U c il af this; U th* bond*'nr* bought bad brasks after two seasons uf
I which arc
lam trp d , in by a Ptdoral Reaorv* hank them what amounted to a charmed eaist- „ l " l . Ik . kigkM t klddar at lb * irat* N * H U .
lilt !
court-kous* d..«r onih* fUat Maaof A u *u ,t A D > » « . k a. ^IM<
» f the em ergeocy undertak- will hnvo boon ertaiod additional eneo—a most entirely free
Auauat. ISM, *a*\. In
my <>«»»«* a*d kaa m
from day In Ih . month of
which I. lh . Ird dny af Augaat appIMol » « U r * ^ » * ^ . .r llfle n l.
rosorro* for th* member bonks. Injuries.
llll
ligtiad th«r#on.
b« iw
T T .i
which will form th* baso for an
Dutha the Tigers’ luck finilly
Dated Ihta tlh day
of July. I I I A amkraesa
th* f o l j * * '" *
uJJLi
O P.MKHNDON,
proparly
la »h . County uf
» .m l
bMlWH 1" depoplt mousy of toil changed. Maybe it was simply the
Clark of Clrault Court a* uol*. m *t*
times tha amoust o f th* porrhase. Law of s,traces filching up with
samlaola .coaa tr, r i-r td a ..
NKW !
'. n
. l 1,E ? a !
, "fc th th#*# oporationa. thoro- them, or perhapa Lady Luck, fickle
lorw, alo of a doflnltaly Inflation- f ( mal* that she la. refuted t > favor Itl'.A U
try tutor*—th# creation o f an IDettpit any longer and turned to
additma to th* porthaalag otsdUim < other contendci a At any late,
havlag so rolstioa to tho produc- moat of th* lurk the Tlgera uf
lO.tfl have k*d has been had.
After taking pirt in a doson
_ _ _ _ _ games, tig Hank Grrcnjorg auf_ _ _ _ _ feted a fracture of thu left wrist
‘ j — th* same one hu injured shortly
jteforo the World Series last fall.
Then Mickey Cochrane, spark- ■
, plug of tho outfit, had a narvoua
nSPOUT OF CONDITION
I breakdown. Alvin Crowder, the
BANTOKO A T L A N T IC N A T
IN OF ( veteran hurler, went on tho tolun- laauad waa la Ik* aam* o l W. d.
_..H n*,^
t tary retired Hat when he developed
w
tfi gadar a sore arm and his per rices were r i UalMa M id cartlfteata akalt k* T n i ^ C W R t 'J n -A S P J S J ’ g l OH*
|loot to the team. Schoolboy Row*
aouTl# Ih* kldhast klddar al tk* gTATBB 0/ AM BKtf^ LomnUla
I IT,CPI. IX
him trouble getting atarted muri-kous*
daer oa tk* Ural tat. •*»• BAVAB TMKOJJORK u*
<- land valuable ground waa ioat.
Moaday I* tk# aiaatk *1 AuduaU fandant. Btld, M B *A
Mil. wklrk la Ik* Ird day al T I O N
OF
HATtmALIXATtON
Mi n i >i I
despite th* loss of key play- Aufual.
MIL
.C K R T tF Ic lm
A LIA S
OBDril.
fieo,## ' era and the fiery manager, Del
Datai this Ilk day of Jahr. tut- I t a tka Ual.ada.l, ^BAVAB THW»
twiw»~
y
,
(
Alktaiadou
and
l i i ’paa'aa ! ** keeping hi* chin up and carrycaryaton kiraata. Plraaua, ° rV ” ;
|lng on fur Mickey. Me still think,
Tea are karaky dlraetad to usoear
la Uta ekov* till'd eaua* oa Ik*
*2-n« « I that thu Tigers are tha erju^l of
lllh day of July. A, O. MIL aad
_ _ _ _ _ any other teim in the American MOTICM OF AFPLICATION M b a
u k a s a a w a e l* * Bin • * « > » •
Ml,IT*.41 League, and that goes for the
■lilat whlah kaa kaan Iliad la
TAX s p a n
fhL*
Court by tk* Ualtad dtataa
(Pa
eel*
BUI
B
O
.
M
B>
•
first-place Yankee,, too.
Kalla* u hereby dlvea, tkat af'Aiearlra far tka M r****
.......... LULUt.U
Rowr'a 2-hit gao>o ggalnat the FLOTU WAAIIDUHN aad BBTMBH aaaealllst
la*
eertlMedl#
of
beret* fora granted
Philstlrlphia Athletics halped buoy WAdlinuitN helder *1 Tea C*r- aatarattaalloa
tlfleale No tilt. ItmMd th* Ilk yta. If I* futtkar ordered tkal
up Baker’* spirit. And now that day ef AagasL A. D. IMP. has tkla mat tee be pahllakaB la tk*
Simmon, has found hit batting *ya filed m b s * la my attts* aad tea •aafard Itaraid. a newspaper *f
........... —
UB.B with a vengeance, th* TJgtra, ho mitt appliaatlaa fal a taa dead daaaral clrealatlou. paktlahed.' la
to k* Issued tkereea. Bald Mrtlft- ieafaed, Saialaai* Coaatr, Merida,
think,, aro hadded \(ut happier cel* ambrasee .tha ftUewlao de> oat* a weak far four renseeutlv*
aartkad
proparty la Ue Ceaaty af weeks prior la Ik* ITIh day af
day*.
•aorlaal*, at* Ia of Florida. U-wtll Julr, A. ’ D, MIL Wllnaaa Ih*
IlMerabte
Alaaaadar Alarm ,,.
The taleran Detroit coach, who
Leu Id A TP rise Croat.
Tk* aaaoMsteal *1 lh*
aald Jude* af aald Court, aad lha aael
took over th* reins when Cochranu property
aadar the a*Id aartlflMt* ef said Court, thl* Mad day nf
waa forced out, ia corUin that tho
Jua*. A- Du lllf. BDW1N IL WTLI.IAMB. CUrk, Ualtad Ilia I as DIsTlgera hae* had mor* than thair
trldt Court, keslhero Dtafrtet ef
•hare of bod break* and are dor
for tome good onea, Theto la atlll
tlm* ho frelt. to cgnu luck and
' * tp luit grpnnd- Th# raco n
half ran, with th* tougheot
sss? .■aiS,A l’s»
t«> ha laautd
Ihorton. 8aUI car-
t ifl r a t * tntbraeva
lh*
fo llow in g
l U i t t l b r d p r o p e r t y in t h « C o u n t y
of
S tm ln o la .
S tale
of
Florida,
k
rsr “S f S
Ailbiwar* o f th* natiogal
LEGAL NOTICE
B e n c e - of
_Is
«*»i
n
•••Ur'l
in
iliw
lu tnr
*if
UN
m m
V
V
F
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m
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Foi River P
t a l l c ia n
9
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DIAMOND BRAND $L PINEAPPLE 2 no 2 cans 25c
SWEET MIXED PICf.lES
24-ox jar *
15c
Quantity Rlghta Roaenred
Roaerlal# Luaclou, Matched Halrao—
PEARS 2 25c
Sanford Brand Grap fruit
JuScb
3 no. 2 cant 25«
Wsbatcr Tomato
Juic*
Llbbj
3 tali cant 25c Prunot
Vegetole 4 lb. Carton 45c
ROSE BRAND VA. SAUSAGE 3 can* 19c
LIBBY CUT BEETS
2 no. 2 cant 17c
NORTH MAID PEAS 2 no. I‘/a cant I9«
Thin-Skinnad,
Juicy; doxan
Save tha Coupons
Pound
You’ll bo dollghtod with tko
gifts you can get without charge
while using (Thurogold.
AVOCADOS I
ONIONS, IWI
ICEBERG LETTI
Standard No. Ll
Tomatoes can 5C
Health Soap
Granulated soap
Libby's Tam ocs Roast bt
Standard Potted
LovbH 'i Sliced
Golden Ago Noodlo*, Hpoghettl or
SUPERSUDS (for diihwgihing)
OCTAGON Soap and f*owd«r
, la karaky it
B holdar af f t
laauad tko
BACON fih
l far a u i di
LA R G E FR ESH DRESSED FR YE R S,
LA R G E H E IN Z D ILLS ,
. ,
DL 1(11. Bl
Vsffka
pad b<
I f i l p i kdiUag. S
and f l f h t lh# "H l-Coat” o f food* with our low price*. H «ro
■u tho boat apodal*—and our dally price* aro lower.
eamo
‘ .. fdewat# M l Be, PM)
N etlM
etiM
ru
h
lh ,|«« of Julv I ' l l
\* I* IlhillNlMiN.
a PFLdrano m
tax
Hun
M n °k *l P*m
- S
S
t i,4M.lt
K »•»
rincrrre |! .11 i l l N 25
,|e.
K %
• i .i*a lo ik f llrn sra
N I •; I II \V M l I II (u livif.
I ter. •
*
Ttlr dt«r«dni* nl
Itf
the* m I<?
pri'|»«rtr nmla r the .ii.l r r r l l f !•*«!«
KNOWN
I'nlraa N i l . I 4*r » 11f lf.» |r ehatl Ndk
rnErtnrtl A.■••••» ting lo
law.
lh*
prcfa-ri
,|fo, I
Ih .fr lli will h®
• ••III lo tha hlRllall lilklllrr alt th*
Court h.,f.., floor on
th*
flr-t
MoioU% lit i Itr Ilf. nth o f A u (iitl,
|i|» wlii.lt lw ih,
Jm| it a y of
S ia
.m il Ika* T I m b *
that
l. l Cl* A C. IA )V K l J g hftlilrr o f Tm\
i v r t l f lr t i * No
SIS, l t « u « d ' l h t I n i
a«>
of
A u i u i t , A. l> I t i l . hae
I m l - k m r m m y o f f i c e tn<i h a t
n u d « a p p l l c t t l o n f o r a l a t db*«l
tiM Kaiinol Ointment to raliaT, tko
«a<M «aiii| Itch o f r o t n i , P i o r i u k
Jr?, Mil urliktidiH iboui t rr*M m
-Nr,
■l •*rv»n ,l
ro n
IIK K II
( • « • • ! • BUI N*. I«l|
Nolle* It hereby
( i y• n.
No. I l l , I . . ooi!
th* !n.l day o f
J u l). A I' l>SI. h it fllr.f Iim «
In m> I'ffirg «n<l h»>
n n d* 4p»
plication foe * ( mi .le*«l In b«
iNKHral iflrffilK .
HuMi t r l l f M U
(►'a follow in g tl'dirib*,!
l*ro|t»ii« mi tin
,-f M*mlnulr. Ntaf* .,f KIopMr , l u w l l .
|l»n N W i*i»r,
,Hpf(i,iii l f
Towtiahip j.i H,,i|lh. IldPKr IS
foi
tSoaoto PIN Mo. I H )
N o il**
lo
karaky gtrea .
tka
II. O. C R IFPRN , J K ,
kold.r
a
Taa Cartlflcata No. l l l l
laaa*
Ika lat day of Aaguat A. D. l i t !
ha* filed aaaaa la my o fflc * aa
kaa mad# application for a la
daod to ko laauao tkaraoa.
Sal
L'arllfleal* avnkracaa Ik * follaw la
which lc the Ird d h j
AugucU
daaerlbad » r *rtjr In tkd
"*
“C«wRtf
"
________ uric of rioH dg; U d i n i
^
. . .
;
o_ f Mamloola,
«U :
| DRiod this lih dey o f Jmtw, l i l t .
E * o f 8RH of HK*4 Sect to R I
<X P. 1IKIINDON.
t. TowRRhlp »• soulh. h u m
Clerk Rf Clrcull C n r t W
St Errs. I I A m i.
1
dcmlcolc County. PtorldR.
Tho
R M tw m s il
of
the
M id (R E A L)
property undtr (he »* U cortlfWntR
___________ _____ _
Im ur <1 w u la the » » m t of 1M* EW FICe OP dPPLI%. ATI ON FOR
KNOWN.
I
T A I DEED
Unlocc «Rld rortlflent* ahnll h d1
(■ • • • « • ■ **
rod r* mod crrordlnf to Inw, the
Nolle* la
horchf
gtw«n.
Ihnt
property drarrlbod lM r*ln w ill Ed
P W D T , kjM^T •• T r «
sold la Ik . hlakaat klddar at Ika lltleat* Na. l i t . Imuad Ika ta»
caurt-kouaa dooraa Ik*
flrat K aa* af Auouat. A D t i l l ,
kaa fllad
day In Ik* monlk of Aaaual.
111% M m * la my dfttM aad kaa “ J*
wfclch la lha Ir e day of August, ap p lied lo a far a *“ .
Ilia
taaaad tkaraaa.
S*I<I cartlflratd
Dalad this Ith day of July, l i l t , ambraeaa
O. P, IIKKNDON,
pro parly la Ik* < > • • * » •* * * ml
•*
U tskd placa. tad tho ab * } V ] I I f I
j l
•OrpUoB a(
ln»*»tnj«at funds k / | f W l 4
“ *
would fradoally brlaf pnaiura
Dy UAI*
through higher rate* of LaUroat.
* V*
> •**-' TT
r H t w tiH I f w i ' l l m
to law, Ik ,
properly drarrlhr.i thrraln w ill b«
m M to Ik* hlKh.st i.i.ld.r at lh*
court-kou»* door on
Iko
t in t
Monday In lh . month of A o (o *t.
l i l t , wklrh I* th« Ird
day
of
A w u it . IIM
Patau thi* lih .in » f July. l i l t
LovbH's Rolls dos
Pultmgn Loaf 2 for
R«bin Bread 2 loevei
Cricked, Wheet 2 for
5c
15c
15c
ISo
_httebF
___
' glean.
h o ld jACXioi
.Taa Certlfital*
i flk day af Aoi
I rued tta a la
Land 0* Sunshine
1
NorySogp
'i
2 cekee 13c
V
J c ft a
59 O fW Prixa*
Cgntegt End* Set.
aad wlnl Hurry fov
�iprres
'
Junior
tnford Pounds Sanford
!
d re e H u rler? Legion Team To
For Ten Blows Fight For Title
L O U ’S FIRST HIT— GA LAN ’S DISPUTED HOMER
For Record T
At W arwick R
Frank Veale and Doc Harden,
Lookout hurlers, have been re
leased by the local club, ac
cording to an announcement
made today by Charlie Wert,
president of the outfit.
Eddie Dasis, a first basrman
from Albany, N. Y-, arrived
yesterday and aaw action In HI.
tb* first o f Cat**’ four hits and
ylew o f it* 13 In 2 ilctnry ov*?f
drove Schneider from the box and the
Wlnttr
P i rk
All-Star*
wen tha ball game.
Hits by Wednesday afternoon.
Knltby,
Duncan,
Clary
and
legionnaires who plm to ncermGatos plus a wild pitch, tlolcn psny th* team to the tojrnament
base, and on error turned the' are Lloyd F. Boy'e, post command
trick.
er, and C. K. Rawson, post athlet
Th* locals got going In the ic officer. ,
MVenth, scoring thrrs tallies on
but two hits.
Zupanlc's oneGOLD IN BEHItY PATCH
,. timer coupled with W. Davis’
_
double and a to.ll/ ml.cu. by
BANGOR, Calif., July 10— M l
Clary gave th* local* Ihe trio. ( _ f h , r e win be no loganberry
Th# Bainta picked up thsir other MOp on the Rule Brothers ranch
. run In tha next frame. Fllxgvrald thia year.
Fied Eule, vetersn
; d*uM*d and Swindell singled fur f o i,i prospector, found an (H.
tb* re'ttt'xr| gold r.uggvt on the edge of the
A
Lnngiton, former Saint
and the entire crop wilt
MW with Sanford, went hltlsse In giv* V a y to gold prospecting at
five trips to th* platter.
- onca
oA n roan
an u o a
________________ _
It
s i l l
IU.ltAll
IN
RACK
• Senator William K. Borah (ItJ1 Idaho), became a
eamlliists
• : Wednesday for re-election to *
7 l sixth torn.
A;
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Itagerslil, rf
wind.ll. rf
pialw th
Davis, ab
rnbloni, lb
maldar. p
P
laaon, p
SEATTLE, July 10.— UP)—
Freddie Statin of Tacoma,
Weak, today is a 10-7 favorlto
to win tho world’* middleweight
titla from Baba Blaka of Syracoaa In ■ IB-round scrap taWght at Saattta Civic Stadium
■
■
Tho challenger waa favorad
because ha whipped Rlsko In
'n 10-round noa-title acrap hero
•erertl montha ago.
A crowd of 40,000 la eipert-'
vd to lev tb* battle with a gat*
of approxldiately (70,000.
Jllako, according to hie manrger Gabo Genovew, 1i in thp
boat shape o f hit career. The
Now York battler trained out
door* i t Ed mo ml*, Wish., for
n u K in a U ljs iflf, N M
WIU n
t t i w i ! week*.
decided. Ralph Flanagan, the great
Steele plina a careful fight,
Miami swimmer, who recently re
hoping to ootbox hi* opponent
turned from th* M tlM *l cham
With hi* speady left, Rlsko, the
pionship* at Deg Molne* with many
more tuggrd o f tho tw>, hopei
new honors, will be nailed open
to compete again*t hi* arvb rival. to acora a quick knock is t
Jim Gllhuia of Detroit, early aa
tb* Initial program.'1
Less Qehrlg, Yank** hem* run king «h e had nsvtr m*C* s hit In tll-eter competition, I* teen (led)
They will watch strokes In the
sreaaJag the plat* In th* cevenlh Inning on t homer that tov-.htd oft n three-run American league rally
I BOO meter* srent sgainst socii
In A a all-ttar gam* at Beaton. At right. Angle Cclsn el the Natlanel league scorn on hit homo
speedy Olympic hopeful. as Jehn
run which M l th* ftul-llns fteg pole and preclpltsltd an sroumsnt in th* filth inning. Durochtr la ehekIng OeIan’s hand. Th* National') won i - t (Associated Press Photos)
Mac Ionia and Narrl* Hoyt of Yak,
I'rank Barnard and Tam llaymk
o f Michigan. Ralph Gilman af Ohio
State, Jack Medic* o f Waablagton,
SPARTANBURG, S. O, July 10.
, Doitor Woodford, o f Obk SUte,
a* wail aa ouch Calfornl* free- —W — Four Southern stars, reed
styl* speclallste aa.BUI Needham ed on* to four for tournament play,
'and J. D. Rider af Qtaaford, and swept Into th* semi-finals of tho
Herb B a r t h * a f the Lot Angeles sixth annual mid-DUl*. tennis
meat yestorday, dropping only a
ringlg trt re thw «ry *h?J all troBEACU, duly, ft/—'
. ,>■
Hunching five hits in the tawrlb
Shepard Coaches Football And
Ramsay P ott*~"rt MrmpTlh,
M in g feg four rurfs, the le ijik Baseball In Dallas, Texasseeded No. J, waa the. eofy JarorIc-ding Islanders turned In a 8
lo 2 victory over DeLand her* yea- starting field, appMra oar-marked It# forded to extend himself in adlerday.
DF.LAf’ D, July 10.—The Florfor Uio Now Ybrk A. C a Tom vanning. Potts dropped one set as
Ida Stato (digue's tiro new' uni'Walter Brown,| Islander ipeed- Fkk, who now bold* the world ree- be, defeated Archie Henderson of
plres may be new to the stilt-,
D9 hall hurler, allowed only four hit*, ord of B4J aeconda for that event Chape) Hill, N. C., 8-4, 8-8, 7-5.
iiut both of them have hid pltn
— nlthough ho was wild and hit four and haa. a 88.8 ptrfonnanee up for , .Wi mer Hines o f Columbia, H.
ty of experience Tti eports befotr
C , seeded No. 1 for the tourney
DeLand player* and wa ked three. approval.
r t.o ttH i* s t a t k Lr.artCit
Fkk retained hi* 180-metar eat- and ranked ninth nationslly, and
signing as arbiter* of the stair’s
..
.
He
struck ott five.
W o n U it
itet.
youngest organised bait bill cir I'jjrfoliA Itontfi
The Islanders were wile to reach door charaplenahlp at Dm Moina*. Ernie Satter, New Orleans, no
4 % II
.‘ire
tit
.491
HI AtlKUMilAo
St 17
cuit.
.« > Winthrop Line fer only seven hlU. where Patti WoU mad Arthur tional Intercollegiate and .Southern
JJ IT
.4*1
Cjtlne-u vtll*
lo t Th* lattor, recently arqulrsd by Lindengren, both of tho Lev Ango- tltieholder who la rankod No. 2
>1. K. "Babe” Trump, line 1»«•l-8i ra«(
.4NI
n
37
“
i< 31
.114
hare, mat strong opposition but
.res the Red* from. Jacksonville’s South- lao A- C., ftnlahed aavmid *1 ‘ third,
conch end director of Intra-mural I'nliUa
Hanford
!l 41
.411 side Suburban I-eague, walked Butb of thoM coast Mai
advanced without dropping a set.
athletic* lit Ohio Wesleyan Uni*v*r,
will
find
It
dtfflrelt
to
to*
II
(li«ln*iiv1l« *; I ' i i l t i k t i 2,
four and struck out four.
lilacs defeated Joe
of
vcislty, Dilawwv, Ohio, comes to
h n y li n tM U r i t r h A; DwtsHml 2.
F
kk
In
that
fashion
bare,
for
many
Mickey Mlttlemaa, Islander cen
ilauaton, Texas, 0-4, 10-8 and Sut
the slat* circuit with the best reeH a n f u n l I*. HI. A u c u s l i i t i i I.
of
tho
Olympia
aspirant*
did
not
ter fielder now playing shortstop,
ler eliminated Don Doyle, a fe l
(I s m n TmolMf
ummcndations of Branch Rickey
PsytiinA lunch at lHfldtml,
slide the show by rapping out two entor tb* . nationals. Including low townsman, 8-2. 8-8.
end Bill DoWIlt, officials of (lit
lulathis m (2«lne«vlll».
singles in three times up, driving Charley Huttor of Harvard, bold
ill. Louie Cardinal*. Ulehsy wired
Frank Uuenuay o f Orland.i,
HI. A iixubIIum at Ha aford.
_ ,Ira one run anil stealing four c m **. er of th* national tntamUeglat* F la, seeded No. 4, defeated RunI’resident G. E. (imilsnd that
100-y.rd
Ut
e,
Cbarky
Haejunaa
of
| Slng’ts by Anderoon, Bartgsch,
Trump was “ Impressive looking’
t
Won IrtriU Prf.
Pet- Mlttleman and Martin, a double Chicago, and Bar Waltoik of low*.
- nd believed he would g » tn the
Ht. leoula
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Among tb* trout-etn>k* axart by Morton and an Infle'd ort ronmajors a* an umpire within a rhicftM••
4S 17
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I'll ( bIiu f Hli
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.us trlhuted frnr Daytona Beach ntna porta reeking trips to Berlin are against Potto, with Sutter tueutfew yea:*.
21 11
Taylor Dryadal* and Ray Kaye, lag Guernsey on Satorday,
(Mncitinnll
,U9
air *B ,b* ^our*b frame.
"Impteeslva” was correct, for N*w g tit It
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both of tho Detroit A. C, Jack
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added
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In
the
In. a double* quarUMinals, Bob
when Frump showed up fur hi*
.383 »l*th on « bare on brlN. • stolen Kaeley .af Michigan, Ken Detrain bitt o mi Tony Morrsli of Atlanta
)*hll hIkIdHIa
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assignment, even Proxy Uillilanii llrouk !|rfi
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Wesleyan,
and
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an
Infield
oet
and
Hn-.lnskl'a
defeated
Roswell Lev and Rill l|j r YMlfr4ar,a IIbbaIU •
w m Impressed. Frump, standing
*
slnHe. In thes eighth, Miitleman o f Northwester*.
dle of Miami, 8-4, 7-5.
t'h lrsao
t - l;
Ilronklrn
walked, atote second eml third and
Earliar, Guernsey and Henderr io t a .fii. ta Innings).
HI, Irfklll. I i N v w T n r k 1.
.
scor-d on Bsllckt’s fly to laft field. Italy And Germany
•on. eeeded No, 8 for th* doul.l-s,
Dustnn at Cincinnati, night,
The ‘Reds* first **ore was In the
to th* semi-final* ty • it-a,
l i i . r . T*4sr
Agree On Austria went
*™nl to second on Roberson's tinPrnnklm St I'hlcngn.
7 4 victory over Campbell Gilles
N*w YnrV si nt. I»u ts.
first inning. HoHstcek *'soled.
pie o f Atlanta and John Hedrix of
I’hlt.id.lphln at Pittsburgh,
VIENNA, July 10.
A Lolland, Fla,
g!e. retched third when Falconi
llo.tun at ClnelnDStl.
Chicago Duns along with Red
walked and ecore l m ah Infield spokesman (or th* Hand Hoard
Grin*" and tlionco NagunkL AIt• o'it. In Ihe third, Dldrlkson wslkfd, aaid Thursday ORf Indy aad Ger
er working his first game, a dou
ret.' stole second, and scared on Hold- many bad w i le dad d far-reach ' Th*7*yc* Kilmer Memorial Nnble bill hero following a 30-houi H.w Turk
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ing igreemant to prevent the rea- tioaal Forest, honoring the luthor
}J ! stock'* aingl* to righ t
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train rMo, Frump confided ha'u
toretton af a Rayaburg to flu o f tha widely known poem, "Trcqx,”
llnalon
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.St*
W.ahlnaton
throne in AoctrU fer at least three ha* been estotlbhrd In aoutliCl-v.In nd
It
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wMtom North Carolina. It lies
IS
Chicago
1*
:?t* Olvmulc Heads Seek
IS
Official* said they knew' n*Ut- within Uw boundaries ol the
I*
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Ht. I.iU l.
:»»*! ?135,000 E x p a n s e a tng of It bat the spokesmen Naathabau National Forest
WARWICK, JL L, July 10—
— H op* than 100 o f tho Mttoa’s
supermen threatow to wipo oat ev
ery record in tho book daring tho
final tryout* for tb* U. 8. Olym
pic town that start today hi the
Rocky M a t pool.
Southern Nletters
Sweep Tournament
Panford, playing at home to
day, goes to I’alatka for to
morrow’* game.
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Olympic Teat D raw l
100 O f Beat U . &
Aquatic Luminaries rwd.
S i Augustine Touches Seeks District Cham*
Cuban Moundsman pionship In Games
For Eight Safeties A t J a c k s o n v i l l e
ST. AUGUSTINE, July 10.— A
Thirteen mchbrr. of Sinford
tn v d of- M W
shouting fan* American Legion Junior 1’e'rball
MW Uia 8t. Augustine Salnta Club left here today (or JacKdrop a 8-4 decliion to th« San- sonvlll# where they were scheduled
ford Lookout* yesterday.
I to play two games in the slate JinGilborto Torre* went the entire trkt four eliminations,
root* on tho mound for tha' At 10 A. M. the youths were to
rlctora and although reached far tangle with the South Jack-unvl la
eight hit* kept them fairly well nine. Another gsme was on tap
Mattered.
with th* tamo etrjrregollurf at it
Tha Joexla used three hurlera. p. R.
Schneider started, then came WeiThe team's roster Is as follows:
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and Johnson, In all the San
ford boy* collectrd 10 blngles off
th# combined offerings of th*
trio. I
The Celery City boy* tallied
on* run In the first frame on
Steele Is Favored
In Middleweight
Ring Go Tonight
J I Mtni'facturera of the tnduitrinl
• stato of Sao Pscto, Rraill. were
J valued at about 1148,480,000. in
I 1028 dropped to noarly (U1A70,• |000 la 1020 and ore estimated to
i have climbed to approximately
• (208,000,000 tost year, with a
r i.v r l.n d II: K - * Turk I.
l'hllniVluhl. T| Hi. Louie t.
Hnitun t; Clilr.au t.
tirtrult H i W u b ln gtan T.
a «M . T .s .r
Detroit .1 W.thlnatnn.
t'ln x.t.n il at New Y o rk ,
n ttraa o at Hueton.
HI. Louis at rhlU4alpht*.
laaaified Advertisements
X "NEW .YORK. July 10.—(#1—Th*
m « t important event cn th* U, S.
[ Olympic prog-mnt Wedneaday waa
lb* rare of tb* Olympic f'naisc*
"Tw commute* to yah* th# (IDJKX)
----- a'faP team
to Germany next Wednesday.
Tn desperattoh, tha
mlitre
K o rp is G angster Is
n i _ i _
.9 l a l i l t
jr 1 1 i „
IV 1 1 1 8
core
A _ _ wired tha taei Angeles Alhieti*
UT10 Cln’.* to guaranto* pxrt of It* wg.
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j U r polo team'* expenses by SunENID, Okie., July 10— W —A day If It wa'ntod th* team to go to
quick-firing gunmin who waa alatn Germany,
FOB RENT: Furnished rooms A
s partmoots. Close in. Smith,
fcVB YOUR WATCH repaired 41IW l « L _
by officen after ha had ktilod one
Unless a “ substantial part" nf
ky an* who really fcnawa how FOR RENT: four ro«M furnished
policeman and wouodad two .oth-. th* (*800 Is ‘ r o iria lts j by that
ilgfg. Jeweler, Mag. Ava.
• I apartment. On* block from
tra waa Identified ThurKtr/ by fin-’ time. Trod Ibehrtor, chairman af
BLDREN t T hair-cutting now oeean. Reasonable. Apply Wil
t*rprinto as LaWroao* DhwI,.YU«- 'th* Otnaple iwimmtog commit teg.
liam!
Hotel
or
phoaa
740
Day
lie. You kaow our workmanplacea ol A l Mxddock and Artklv ly hunted Kirpl*-Bark«r < / hater m )A h* vrovid namd'another slab
kLAIbort Gramllng, 818 B. lad tona; Beach.
Campbell, Florida Htal# League who led 15 escaping; convicts from 1which so"Id pig (tv vxpensex, [o *V
sUrtera, who wuc drafted b> » Minnesota tosan* baapltol last ri*w gvidehtly referrwH to tha N*w
18—UoMM f ar Heat
FOR HBNTi flr* n o n furnished
h»u»«, om block from oeean.
Will real for d m month o* ala
vreoka. Apply WUJl*m* Haul er
telephone 740 Daytona Beach.
th* South Atlantic League. Four
of (he Florida But* League um
beer parlor, lha yMthfal gtranger j’ Mistlwhf., th» I os AagelM totn
pires who started Ihe season hart,
began firing. Ht killed Patrolman la »trtnd*d la Cbievaro. net kaowhive already passed to hlghei
Cal Palmer, wouattod Officer Ralph |Ing -tether to' cum* b i t t r n
circuits.
"*L
«k. high r U i fruit* and reg
ia, sorted for aLa ind/stoof rlpenata, can ha otlUxad
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G-Men Advance
To 3rd Position
Homerun B y Pitman
Turns Tide Against
Palatka Ball Club
. PALATKA, July 10— Golaesville defeated Palatka, 4 to 1, bare
yesterday end moved from fifth
plsre to a tie far Ciird. Tho tw*
teams -that played bar* and DoLand era dead ocked.
*
Etiert Padgett held the Ataloaa
to iln hit*.
U wae Managor Bob Pit man’<
home run in tha third Inning which
* polled victory for tb* G-Men a*
iho blow cam* with McNamara
and Bertll on the hissock*.
Gaincsvllla tallied It* final
marktr In th* aovonth on Back’*
double, n itfrifloo ami Feraial’*
single to left.
A bit, a flo'dtr'a choice and throw
mlscues by Bcvell g iv e tho Axaloaa
an unearned ran In tho anowd
chapter and thoir final .tally
crossed the rurtor In tb* eighth
. stanaa following single* hy Jumon.f
vlllo, Andrews and Smith ! whlcb 1
wrre interapcried with a . fielder's
choice,
,
. ‘
f;
Padgelt walked on* and fdbaed
■even during
afternoon -while*
Sparkman,' who worked th* routg
for the A u la**, Wat nicked for
nine hit* and six walk* whl'e sftikIng out four. Smith waa Urn Indlvldpil bitting atar o f tha tUt
announcem ent
;
* ' »'■-(>, -j !
Dr. Peter 8. Roy being duly
licensed by tb* Stole o f Flor
id*, Seminole County an& th*'
City of Sanford to practice ret-*ertnary medicine, will vacel-'
nato dog* with rabies vaccine
according to city requirement*
and price, 'between the boura'
of 0 A. U. and 7 P. M. at hia
office, 2021 Palmetto Are.
\\f .
X-
Sfed Bed Safety
I f you build ~yoar a**d bod
with TOBACCO DUST with all
th* NICOTINE aad rare ele
ment* you will Kav* plenty of
good, HEAUTHT plant*. Said
only aa an Inaectkid* by
J. J. CATES
C O , IN C .
PHONE 82—SANFORD, FLA.
�Sanford b The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail. Highway*
And Water Transportation,
;
NUMBER
F l o r i d a , Sa t u r d a y , j u i y i i , i m «
JOHN L . L E W IS
OLYM PIC SW IM M IN G F IN A L S A TT R A CT M ER M AID S
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Symbol O f Change In
^ H u m a n Need Cited,
• Calling For “Modera
Government”
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Demonstrations Pre
c e d e Ceremonies
Seen By Officials
* NtfW
Promise Of Shower* ;
Out O f Northwest
Brings Cheers From f
Farms And Cities
Department Officials
Watch Outcome O f
Effort!; To Form
Steel •Work Union
Span Is Erected
.F o r J 6 4 ,000,000
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WASHINGTON.
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YORK. * July 1 1 .-
luly
Price Of Grain ‘j?
Drops Suddenly.
ll.- W
—One strike » u called off and
one was ended »* Labor l>ep*rtment official. anxiously awaited
the outcome o f a fight in the
American federation of Labor
oTer effort*
to unionise the
steel industry.
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A seven
ended et
the Wheeling Steel Corporation's
Crop Damage Said Td .
Reach $300,000,000
Throughout Nation '
(Copyright IMS By the
Aneoclated 1‘rrmo)
Portsmouth, Onto, plant. A strike-
1 S W *
' umus * * .
fta tn e e d b y *
Dawson Solicits
Participations
Soil Program
humans mul growing thing. o * « ■
Final Olympic trl.l. In tha United States women, division at Astoria, N. Y.. July 11 snd 12 will bring togvther many feminine .Urn
Who often hay. dlstinguiifed_ thoms.lve. in the water and on diving plalfnrme. Itorthy Foynton Hill (left), Loo Angeles, I. the favorIts In the platform dive, while Katherine Raw!, (center, below), Miami Brach. will compete In both the breast .troke and ihreo-meter
springboard dive events. Clsudla Eckert (elrrle), Chk.go, Is another low board diving favorite. El.anor Holm Jarrett (right), New
York, appear. In n class by herself in the backstroke. Lcnor. Right Wlngard (right, below) Is considered the leading entrant In tho
Dawson today moved to solicit the Metal Trades and Herbert1
Seminole County farm in ' parlk- River* o f the Hod Carrirer’a - s p - 1
Ipation la Urn federal aoU ton- pc.red before tho Federation’s’
■arvalion program.
executive council yeeterday sad*
Mr. Dawson omployod the fo L , demanded the suspension o f the'
lowing persona to contact grow* r . i n. unions unleu they abane n and make a pereonal expto-'doned their organisation driven
natUa of the plan: Edmund including the one la the itaol In[Mslsch, Hugh Torrance and E, C. duatry.
Gathrie for tho Sanford area,! jv>th charead that Lewie’ orW . A . G. Wagner and Carl M J a m a
retardUg
tb .1
W illiam s Shows R obert Boone P a y s O v e r Four Route Bids
Occupational Fee Fee To Enter Senate Race Meet Rejection
Deddlftie For Qualifications Falls Today; By County Board
jo
°n*Ju T S
re
***** .“* ^ .*7 JJ*
Chiefly To Prevent
Itinerant Operation
seed rep res intattvae I* to " other diction to Iba C.^L O. S e t big
commnuttie* o f the eoonty, p o i n t - L ^ . , u .
^
few officers o f the Sanford 1.1
;0,VF-'Rdga number IT * will
Installed Monday night at B
M, ta the ejah house. It was
I. T. Hardy wn taka the chair
grand a o ^ whUo M V * Yan
the cxseptiofi ‘of secreUry
two—n r. wdf be appointed
he aaw officials.
Wad peiatad oat that tho InL
offleas, now filled by A. J .
lag sad L B. Southward, redvsly, d o' not bacoma Meant
later this year.
*
r. Hardy aweceadi p, G, IIowaa tho head of- t l i loci] orwhila Mr. Van Noas'Ja sue.
«et
Ike *
T ..l» M
la I k n J m i I J
r
*
Tet-nL'
1 Po,te* cw*f
winum* tot * J day reported a salUfactory eon■ H A B B B B e dlUon (xUU hcro ln regard tu
'. / a a L m
Pepper Apparently T q Have No
Opposition In Campaign
ijnf&vorflhlD
T
a
G H W T U ra U K
A U
(]oc U n i t Pprm it
TALLAHABHEE,
— Ilobcrt J. Boone,
gaye BecreUry of
Gray a |S00 fee to
W y 'l T f f g
collection of city
occupsllunal
IJ IU l A C r ilU l
[ j U J U S C ? ? and profess Ionsi licenses.
I
*
,•
FM the past two weeks tha
The City Planning Board yesI k W R R R I R I P H pal lea department haa been eon- terday refused to recommend nn
IC iT T O P m B J O |<|(t|w a drive designed to application for a permit to erect
"
I straighten all detlnquenU who • gasoline filling sUtion nt Park
tidesi low. B ill A. M. fan under Dm ordinance govern- Avenue and Thirteenth Street.
O. W. Spencer, local attorney,
heard tha county agent explain and B;H P. M-t high. 1:11 A. M. tog such few.
only a sought tha board's favorable
the plan's operation. Thera was and t :U P. M. Sun rises at
Chief Williai
out stand- opinion through presentation of it
nn indkelion that nearly 100 pa* ItM
A M.andseta at 7:31 P, few licensesa
cant of Oviedo's acreage win bo M. Meoo rise* at 11 :M P, It. lag andmany ot lhoe* nm ie- petlQon before tho City CommlsMod-' Bttbod
Ineluded In ' the
costtrration and sets at l l i U P. M. 1_
- to
„ pay only half year par. sion Monday night.
The existing city ordinance
movement.
day^ tides: low, B ill A. M. and mlta. Hai said tha flscpl year end*
Rapt.
I governing construction In the
Monday night Mr. Dawson will 9:*0
P. M.;high, BAB A. M.
and11.
Under the method of procedure Park Avenue pnd Thirteenth
be ln the Lake- Monro* school. 3:41 p. M.
In operation hers, the police <le- Street Intersection area classifies
home to again describe tha prw-l
. —
gram. Tha event geU under way
Generally fair tonight and Sun- pertinent is responsible for the that property aa “ A " and solely
of occupational 11- residential.
at B o'clock
,.]V .
.■ , day except NnUerai skewers In collection
Other tchednlaa atto Tuesday extrema south Must tonight end censes, a * revenue which is vs.. According to the plans annight, VLongwoo* —
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tlmatad to produce approximate- nouaetd by tha attorney ha would
't' iriorida ly 110,000 annually.
|erect a structure to cost epproslWednesday > night
Springs t Thttraday
iVene Monday
iitjiitf
TV*?.;) I ■ ■i ■
Circuit Court wt 1
great
difficulty
i«
gbhoar.1 ''
i _. a
« T a a awutaetlon to
cm aa a premciwu
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tt-i m
m at n motion Umt
Last I G rarey
ba
r r * Ex-Navy Chtplaln
tore* of
W ill Speak Sunday.
■V*
early]
—L _ -
•here -ka
The Xev. Jsame & Day. former
bra Tefer U. a Navy chapOa. will fill tha
g
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CHICAGO. Juiy It.—The'end of the Wat wave waa *
glghtcxi today and million* cheered. Cool weather ahoiitd ,
begin to swoop outward ■.
from the northwest tonight; l
Forecaster J. It. Uoyd of
the Chicago Weather Bu*
reau said tho torrid blankM *
which has spread death to ,
ataff who told the Poe.ideal yea-Uwo weak*. It had been called
of th« pub**■........... *“ .............. ...... for Mooday and would ban «f-|
ram, vra*
fee led alt port* in Florida.
/ President
The dee lock - in the Internal
dedicated it
struggle rocking the American
:hanrfng huFederation of Labor lightened
i call for “an
last night a* President William
tat In place of
Greed demanded complete dls~j
antiquated gwernmeaL" •
bandment of an Insurgent unlt(
■rreonded by ,0<rv. Herbert
as the price of poses In (ha ranks]
w K T i & o ' / florcllo Laguurof the trade unionist*;
j
dla, Jam** A. Fogey. Been U r,
of Interior Harold Ickra sad oth
ers, .the JhreaJdent'Said: “There
are, a few among up who still,
consciously or unconscious|y, live
ua„..
In ja r state of. constant protest Oviedo Indicates 100__
against 'the daty- pretenses of
Per Cent Patron-; fiTuiadTwith ti* mut whuTwaa
mooting modem nerd*. Most of
inr<» I n
M n v e m w n t tr* * ud 40 ftrra industrial unions
aa are willing to recognise change
a ge in m
ovem en t ,n
prwlurtiQn Marias..
sad. girt h reasonable and con*
The heed* of two powerful
slant help."
County Farm A * * 0*
H. craft union*—John P. Frey, ofi
Tho * opening ot the bridge
acroea tho la s t Hirer, which with
the approaches connects the New
W rit City boragha of Manhattan,
York Clip borough* * f ManhstUn.
ceded by paradaa and tel vie demon.
elutions.
Torrid Wave '1
Break Is Seen
By Forecaster -
«r
.
Fn
h **■ r, 4
■>■»/ j *3p y
,r Sanford Schools W ill
July I I . - M l
Miami, today
Bute It. A.
i|Ualily u a
B e g ’in September
14, Body Decides
•frmtv th *-tte»w **'U »A
lil.prilrd In the northwest by rein £
tonight.
Tho parched population hailed ’
the new£• with delight. Wearjf, 1 ,]
faimera felt encouraged that ,
some of their crops would be *
saved.
ilia t driven clly folk* . .
sighed with relief.
|5j
On the Chicago Board of Trade
>'
tho weather forecaster1* predie- •
lion caused a sUmpeding Iota la ;
corn and wheat. The former foil
j
four cenU and the price was ' 1
down seven cenU a bushel from
today’s high.
The priee of wheat eollapaad
five cenU a bushel, the limit at* '
lower) under trading rule*.
Tht mlddlt west baa suffered _
from record-breaking high tom* > j
pcraluros for nlnq cunieculhe '
.day* *nd virtually Area wnako . .
from lack of ampto (awclpiutidn. Boat and drought M d d i k m
(VeelleMd oa lUge Tww|
j
Sons Of The Lesion
Organize Nucleus
F o r Rifle T e a m
county
board probably
will
award conIrails within ten days.
, Another rscommendstlos made
hy the flanford board and accept
ed by the county body waa that
this city's schools open September
14.
T. W. Lawton, county super
intendent, said the matter had
formality to get It Into a court be*n undecided for several weeks.
conlaat ' I f the attorney general
The local unit also submitted
tulaa the qualifying fees of eanannual estimate of oxpondL
Pardon Board Lacks didaua may be accepted, Florida) Its
lures which will bo forwarded to
have said they would;j the state comptroller.
t Revocation Power RepfchBouts
challsags the legality of the prl-l
„| L Rcprorantlng tho cqunty tool
mar# sat fer Adg. 11. T.............
' TALLAHASSEE, July 11.—tAO turney general balds tho fees I night wore Fred T. William* and
A
| u u (>,rdon Board, which
U E. Jordan, whUo W. M. Haynaa,
cannot bo oocoptod, tho com else
ft. B. Chapman , and Mrs. WalUr
attempted on July 1 to revoke Ite
w
in
be taken ta the Supreme Morgan partklpatad as Sanfonl
vioui order granting clemency rCourt.
•
trustees.
Carl Andrews, haa diatovered
In evoat no primary Is bsld for
lad no oulhority to do SO.
to a result, Andrews cannot bo a race carrying opposition, lha
it back to prison, although nomlnaa would ba choeen by tbs Albert E. MitcheU
miff W. B. Brennan of Union ststa IMmatratio estcuUre com
Diet After Illness
nty recommended hi* rtioSM ho mutes.
Three prospective candidates for
O f Short Duration
pUdnq(e originally waa giveni the Traidmell vacancy announced
re sentences, totaling IT jrtari,, yreUrtfsy they would not make
w assault to murder,'.Ha on*
rod tha prison May U/ 1N0.
lowing aa illness o f short, dura
tion.. 1 ,v .;Funreal servicea wl| ho held
A. Mluh.il ot Sunday aftarnoon at I o’clock
tUeat ot tVe from tha Erickson Funeral Homo,
The Rev. W, B. Queen U to of-
use’s Bond Is
id A t *37,000
Twenty-threo members o f tha
Hanford Bona of tha Legion fas*
night formed the nucleus of a
rifia team which hopes to com*
pete against similar organise*
lions throughout tha slat*.
Percy Mare, chairman of tho
American Legion Boys' Work
Committee, said lha unit will ho
,
ready for i actual
competlHen
within six wseka. Ha pointed oat
|
that 30 days of prallmiaery opop.
J
ations are nacatsary before astuat
j
firing begins.
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Two officers of tha Sanford
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National Guard unit, Capt, H. C.
Washburn and L t W, D. Hof*- t
matin, gnvn their full auport to
the project and said they would
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sUnd behind tha movsnunt.
W. O.. Cook, member ot tho
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local Legion, Is sppolntod rlflo
Instructor.
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Police W ill W ork V
On Traffic Plana
Traffic problems will occupy tha
center of tho pollco stage whoa tha
department's now India* molorcy*
cl* arrives. Chief Boy WU
said today.
Ha pointed out that there
■ovsrml difficulties #ow to .
idc* which could bo solved I
proper uelorised furee ig i
able.
A new ranchIn* haa been or
from Tampa and should I
here early neat week.
LO C A L W E A '
Mr. Mitchell to a native of
Sanford and Uw vklaltr, and ha
hu resided bars all hts life.
Surviving ara Uw widow, Kim
Emma Mitchell; four daughton,
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Sanford Herald, 1936
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, July 10, 1936
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 10, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 10, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald