8 10 233 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ca969c7262e66cab827c7a635436d4ab.pdf c3de72557e62a59357dea7c72b54896b PDF Text Text i r j r ^ r r r r r U ii &UdMU> H urls Shut-Out Sanford Draws Saints Blanked Blood In Fifth; By Albritton As Poles Seven Hits G-Men Win, 3-0 JANITOR SETiS POLE VAULT MARK ■m » _ m m 0 m 00m HT * by ____ " ' • Helen Stephen* has her heart To Victory Over Arlington Track Je ly Vaulting J a n i t o r Gets Boost In Pay Widow Of Famous Sir Perey Vincent, lord m ayor',*t on making the Olympic team THE STANDINGS Grid Coach Work* of London, on behalf of the Brit-|ju*i t0 ahe can get the chance to Ish Olympie Association, hat I n -jr * ;, agslnst Stalls Walsh, A House Servant viled the International --------------- Olympic ---------1 "I'm gonnt beat her," the F u l-1 Ito hold tha Games ton (Mo.) Flash drawled. It sound­ ed more like a prophecy than a mmltle* accepts, s f- promise. I j» ' g, wHI to mtoe to raise! rllh fr U s t Stolls Walsh Un w*800, i |than do anything else at the O'ym'* Dr lUh. But, of course, J1I take anyum already has been , Mnf The feud let ween these two oat- 111 make lts ^ ^ t o . |Wk,n s “ ll* w »'»h "• fused to match strides with the rhe I o lbl|r frem bUnk M1,,ourt ne t1908 m Games Games «ware ,„f ,lrl tn inlry for , f, l , r , ! * n,n II 1 IT It l*.l for Dllllnehsm In »«k. Itasrh . ... HU use UUUt S I T see lie ! , * - » Clary l .l Msliky. I M illU m s*. Martin. H *l- ■ms. kalt*4 la; tnnu*t»» t T v * it IsMniiltiii. Hlriltn MVtlU*"; WUleaknra, Unitstreet. Deekts flsrs i Msltkrt llnrtutck to IH1- mradty ' R n rn h Q avo o u n t n iSajT B ID D O rt L a n d o n ■ **°> *■—W*)—Sen1®. B*r»h plodged siulsy to tho Republican 1st form. 0 Intention of bolting esld the veteran Rs,taB* . ^porting the platform been supportlog the am the beginning." a long-swelted elarireh removed the e ifcl* 1•* m«nr leaden to Waahlagton regardd In the campaign. i, Kan, the Rtpublicin nominee, , Govereor I, I am happy to have Uon of Senator Boreh * A VV ''ll V Boetoa I n n a of I t U wrought NEW TO RE. Joly S— m - O r I - J i m mi* their rraatoat wonders, tha NatSontrerowding end Urn ahallewneee i f at League ended Ha haunting fourthe New Astoria pool ham parol ytsr-old nightmare yesterday by finally whipping tha Amerit an tha candidates far the United NEW YORK, Ju'.y R ^ W League, 4 ta t. In the annual, a.ISla tee Olympic women's aw IraFfghtlng off the closing rash ol stir l in n . mlng team as wall as tha diver* Seated and ridiculed In tha three the favorite, the Three D’e Farm's prrrioq* encounters let Chleago, two-year-old Oily, Gin Daisy, raced who wU compete today fee Um threo runs and knot the daunt. New York and Cleveland, the to victory in the Oakton feature at National A. A. U. Ugh platform diving championship aa they at­ The Rede with the aid e l Pa- •booting etara of tha aanlor circuit Arlington Park yesterday. Talks errors, scored otic* hi the returned to aacandaney on thu Covering the five and a half- tempted to gat in final practice first and again in the third with­ fsmece atamping ground of tha furlongt In 1:05, Gin Daily, owned stations yesterday. The diving championship %0| out getting * U t e ff CouU In mtrade men, with Ita -greatest by Paul and Guy Waggoner of theta two frames, hot weal ahead pitching ncaa moffttng tha Ameri­ Port Worth, Tcxaa, beat out the serve aa a preliminary event ta with two tingles and a boss on can League etegd gum complete'/ Milky Way Farm's Natlon'a T u t*, the final Olympie trials, scheduled at tha atari and than Just luting the favorite, by three-quarters of for Saturday sod Sunday. under a withering seventh-inning a length with Ad locator, owned Mott of the star divers were eo barrage that threatened to send hy Joseph E. Wkdener, _ running hand, bat they found the spring­ them tumbling once more Into da- third. boards weren't to their HMag and font. ‘Ridden by Jockey Eddie Artir>, that they had to there the faeillTa give vent to their long pant-1 the Oily took the lead at the start tlei with the cash easterner* of rasa*! wae m up fery Is the "dream game,” the end waa siolras never Ism headed, to pay tip (1 0 - the big pool, standing ta Unwind Nattonai Laagnera rubbed aslt in­ M to win, W OO to placa and (3.40 to their rival*' wound* by making to show. Nation's Taste was (3.110 their greateat freahman hero of end (2.40. The win qualified Gin the teaaon, eeaietlonil Joe Dl Meg- Daisy for the (5,000 added Hyde gla »f the high riding New Yerk Park Stakes next Saturday. Yankees, the "goat" of the clastic. Jockey R. Wholey booted in two Joe, the yanageter with lew wa­ winners in tha eery races coming ter In hie veins, crnckad up yester­ home with Royal Plight, which Bolling day, committing two glaring rola- paid (12.00 to win In the opening bands on the bottom. walked to put two oa te tho tenth S ya that contributed to rival acot- claiming event, ( t_-2 furlongs for The protests af Um with one away. -Lows reHevod and falling In the pinches tnicn two-year-olds end up, and brtag- brought a promise a Could who had held the Jtod* to when a bate hit would )i*rt conditions, however. sic hits «ad R oberson promptly changed tha. story. . " * tbe tM H T aiJ*£rion I j-,fq i- f * ^ . singled off the relief barter U Ae the amafreit crowd *vef to' yetr-oTa*. HSmeVCpsid |1&.40. end the game. watch the all-star clataic, n dlaapOlympic candid*toe. Mrs. Dorothy pola ting throng of. ISAM, halle-l Boynton Hill of L m Angola#, IMS this axplotti af such National League brill las ta u Diary Dean, her title la order to ceoeaalrate Carl H d M I and Lon Warneke upon the Olympic U ric. With Mr*. far their combined seven hit pitch­ BAN PRANCISCO, July 8.—OP) Poynton out, the fsvarito’t rote ing performance, the grand Yan­ —George Varoff, San Francisco's goes to Bath Haorgor of Miami i s kee rookie wavered and cracked polo vaulting Janitor who risked Bsieh. yin.. numir-QD l u t m b under pleasure—at bat and afield. Iota of hla Job to compete In the Among her rivals vrl'J bo Oaraellgv OKLAHOMA CITT. Joly 8.— Twice, Der Mag had fielding National A. A. U. senior champion- Gilllssen sad Mr*. Helen Howard Tbe widow,of E. H. (Tod) Coy, tepees end each tteea they were ■hips at Princeton test week-end, of ■New York sad Both Nanai sad Yale's football Immortal, was dis­ expeMlre ta the American League leaped Into a (100 bonus and a sal­ Ruth Jump of L m Angelas. covered here, yesterday working Aa cause, (a the second Inning, with ary Increase along with his world a domeetle to eat and keep a raof Dean and Lofty a rove locked la record of 14 feet, 8 1-2 Inches. Elate, Mae, Lodlte and B111J* Col­ aver her head. n scoreless tie and with Frank Vareffa boss telegraphed him quitt, of LeGrange, 0 « , ham their The discovery come after she Demorae of tho Cobs on fln t base, yesterday his Job Is being hold open birthday parti** together. All visited a Utt!e pawnshop, There Je e afloteptod to make n kneewere bora an Aug, 1L ■ho pawned a wedding ring set la high catch of Gabby Hartnett's * me raids, a gold medallion, a gold terrific dries to right. He missed, < v o e w e -" g football end a 3knU and Bones tho boll railed to tha wall and slow, badge to buy'food. plodding Gabby went to third and The Jewelry was engraved) "X . Demon# trotted heme. Pinky Whitney eoerad Gabby a minute In­ H. Coy—Yete U ." Tho pawnbroker ezs raised the ter ***h n tong fly to center, glrarticles and ssadn aa offer, whteh teg the Nationals * lend they never woe accepted. Bo veiW iet: by one who really knows how "Could It bo Tod Coy, the Yete Briggs. Jeweler, Mag. Are, athlete T" ThoM wen, she admitted, the 8 - Lw t s a l Foand trinket* of Coy. twice Al-Araerican and picked by Waiter Camp eomerarat f i r tho AB-Tlmo football team. HANKOW, China, July I__ (A>) Tho pawnbroker. Phillip Bekteo, wrut4 to tho Skull and Bones So­ ciety nf Y ah. asking If It enred In POUND: Small lore 'bird. Owner’ totephooe 740 hey things whteh had tetengel In may knee same hy h te n U fy ^ 1' _ _ ■ Coy. Aa answering telegram ashed and paying fo r thin ad. r» n W C M iT VVU him In Mad Urn Jeorefary. J ., Herald. _ Bungalow. _ Tho widow la support tog herself m n domes tie. She answered tha D ELAND, London Enters Bid p r% f \ n <• F or m o Olympics •s ehUf fl Dfflfiggio Labeled As Goat Of Gai^g; bbeli, Warneke Touched But Seven Bingles Shallow W ater And Roberson’s Single tyi Crowded Conditions Tenth Turns Tide BOSTON, JU y S.—(AT—Over the aaaaa historic f round that Gin Daisy Races A r o u s e Protests In Favor Of Reds George Atail Inga and hla miracle GAINESVILLE, July 8. — In a pitchers' duel between Madler of the lookouts and Kin- Pitching a brilliant game, le fty Ml of the Daytona lleach Istond- Albritton of Gainesville blanked UTtf, the Lookouts defeated thu) the St. Augustine Satnti, S-O, aftomoon, al­ llknders, 8 to 0, here yesterday hart yesterday afternoon. Medler turned In a though ha gave op nlna hits. Ha six-hit performance, only 10 1C men «a« Invlnctbla In tha pinches. itl-hlt facing him during the first fibs Innings. T)M Islander*' only threat came In the ilsth ami ninth I" ' triage. In the alith, Martin and Ruck, Gainesville second base­ Balitkl tingled In aucreaelon, but man. In the fourth Inning with (Intel hit to Mallby who threw me Saint runner on bate. Third put ’Martin coming In home, llo- Raaemen Dari* of tha Ancient City nlgo lined one to the right Sanford's Lookout* *r* on thp of Ruck. Ruck raced to hi* right, rend today, playing In Daytons leaped Into the air to spear the Batch. Tomorrow they meet the bell one-handed, end then threw Saint* In St. Augastino and to F trre iil et first to double the runner at that bag. In the came here Friday for a return game with the mtn from the 1alith, he robbed Davis of another hit ei he went far behind second Ancient City, base to take In a hard roller and tossed to Devtll at second to force Swindell. The G-Men scored one run In the fln t on n hit, n sacrifice, sruli an error. Another was added toi the third on two pasaes and s singly. The third run was pushed across tbs plats In the fourth on two hits and a wild piuK. committee e Overtime Fracaii Joe Loop Leaders Limited Shaw Buck Executes To Six Safe Blows; Fielding Gem Of { New Men In Game Day In 4th Frame IJTNDON, July R.—(Ah—Lon. ■Inn wants tha 1940 Olympic GamvxI N ational Leaguers Score A q tu atic Stari( First Win Over Americans Azaleas, M , b which listen was to run. A short ,,m* twfore. Miss Stsphens, compl#u|y unknown In track ctrclao. up*** n * '1s to win a nsllohsi Indoor sprint HU*. Mlie W itih, holder of tho Otympic 10O-meter championship, which tha won In 1922, end po.sesslng j ult iprint record at the time, did not relish being ootfooted by an unknown. Several uncomplimentary remarks regarding the srwcomer'a ability and nroopeeto wore credited to Mtea Welsh, and, W ore long, a falr.|*»d feud between theOe feminine speodstere wae flaming. Mist Btorhepa was dstormlned to repent her vktdrr ever the Olympie ehamplan to show that It eras nn fluke, «ht1e i Rtslla was eqaelly determined that the Btophtns gtrl was Mk going to get ■ reputation at her expense. All the king', hones and ell the hlngte men roe Id not 1 withheld definite an- get those two glrte together again, of hla Intentions reRot with the Otvmpte Goatee at iteg n »lxU torm-Jbut B »riln In tho offing tho peeeldeny n friend* flat ^ another meeting teems s will ran agate. likely. Miss Wnteh will, ne doubt. - _ » « w_ i t ____ j bo on hand to ranraaent her anr a il 18 u r g e d UTt Pelsnd tad to defend her at. A eru atlse » n*U i**vllle 2. Iiertuna Ih iC W Ii Benfor*) I. n slatk o , i DeLeM I. Oaesee T * U ( . DetraoC s i Pstslko. O ssrerc s i tie ria e e Beack. OalnesvUle e t I t . A ucustlaa, C la s s ifie d China Gives Holiday To Witch Athletics •tend n M a y pdhte holiday durteg u Mg nthtette meet la order to give tho people an opperiunity •f seeing young Chbra at play. �Aay iilM < * # * « * N EW SPA PER iiuralii SANFORD, FLORIDA,. THURSDAY. J U L Y 9, 1936 ' Blasts Death Ruth Bryan Owen's Handsome* Fiance — *i -«■« d Legislator in Typical’ Underworld Fash­ ion A t Chicago Illinois ■. -1 4)1 Bidders Officers Are Seek School Told ToClub Bus Routes Rand Pickets Sanford In Tho Only Central M L Florida City Affording Rail. Highway* And Water Transportation ^ NUMBER 2 l t . ■-*' Established In 1908 Light Rains WORKERS STONED BY PICKETS IN STRIKE STRIFE Arouse Hope In Dry Area Trustees Hoping To Connecticut Go v e tGive Recommenda­ nor Halts Vacation tions B y Monday; To Launch Attemp* New Autos Needed At Stopping Strike .i Forty-one bid* for Kemlr.ola MlDDLiSTOWN, Conn., July V. County school bu* ruulr. today —W l—Tear gma wax rushed into w«r* in lh . hind* of district ioarda who received th- rsUmataa |tha Remington-Band atrika are* Governor after an Irupeet i e ty thr county Wadaaadey night n Wilbur L. Cross cut hia vacation board. T. W. Lawton. superintendent at abort to Intervene In tha crisis. county education institutions, u ld Orders went out to mors than bid. probably would b» returned 100 state and locel police officers for action Monday after they had bc«n approved by thr local croup*. to club striker, who .tempted to CHICAGO, July ».— (AP) The county l>*nt Wednesday motet workers leaving tha plant, —John H. Bolton, Illlnob • pant prictlc.lly the entire day in where a atrika has been In prog­ state irepresentative, waa se­ ■tate considering application* for school ress for more than six weeks. ated In typical gangaasina route, on which new, .1 -ateel bu*a. today when a ahot* £ ___ landStyle 5 Meantime, James II Rand, J r . aro to ba u.*d with the beginning blast ripped through hia <7 gun aun bl president of the far-flung type­ of tha next school term. bead after ratlin to out-dis­ Superintendent Lawton Slid tha writer manufacturing empire, de­ tance pursuers in a 60-mile* county ha. approximately 20 clared he would have no dealings Mr-hour chase. roulax on which lid* war. mb- with labor organisations In kip Polka admitted that they war* mltted. Rom. 20 buses ar* needed plant. Neither, he said, would bt at s Iota for a definite motive ( to rover them adequately, ha ■erogniio tho authority of tho Na­ tional tabor Relations Board to behind tba .hooting, although j Captain ’Bo* rye Rohda (abovo), added. thap could.rod effort* mada __ by tall, handaom* member of the In masting tha added ax pans*, a taka up anion complaint* against JJUf ftestech**' Jte//j)». N. Y. Bolton to bgallao handbook b*t-| j y , guard, of King Christian. o f , „ the anions f th . D a n k k ^ ^ O h a ^ ^ W j ^ h o a f him h b Ufa. In flaw Tork July 9 for hi. mar- figure 111 'not wo/k any too great which havg either halted or Im­ paired operation* at soma of hia Authorities Indicated that la-j riag* to Mrs. Ruth Bryan Ow.n, hardship, xince a two-mill slash branch plants, Rand challenged: has been affected In the xchool of bookte method* United S la t., minister to Den­ "I will continue to operate the levy throughout tha county. dirart million, from tb. mark. (AP Photo) Tbs board yesterday voted to plants on an open shop basis. I tat. of tho Chicago rtealva bids Tharsday for two new will close them down completely buses, to ba rounty owned, which rather than give In to tha union. ‘ n d m jw li wi.l operate in tha Lungwood lec­ But I don't believe that will bo L r •'Hpt.ly after the tegteteneewaaary Of the eight plant* tion. The body six* re-appolnted It. now operating slg of them aro pro­ C. Steele e i principal of tha Lain ducing at 93 parctnl capacity, or better." Monroe school. dtind said he would "absolutely refuse to recognise the authori­ ty" of the National Labor Hala­ tions Board at Buffalo. Tho eonstitutlona.ity of tha act creating the regional labor board hai boon undermined by the Guffey oaal decision," He aaldf « * « a . ha apoka, Gavaroov Cro.s hurried hack to lha state capitol In Hartford from hi. N # Waged a k T - through Chicago’i iw s tax** after Monday, Aug. FLOBIDAl Generally fair to- Hampthire eummar horns. <L* - Ms west aids and mob haunts. Bolton 3, it was announced today by Jnn. Highland Friday axcapt few neat-!*PPrl«d of the UlddalL>wn whipped hb macblna through tba Jlnktna, Seminole County tax col- tered thund*r*how*ra Friday aft- ltion Philip Hewvt, hit aaecuetroeta rocklooalp and op open lector. xrnoon an eouthwaat coast. Extreme ,lv* xecrrtery. and State Folic, Anthony Sunderthrottle I* a * effort te throw hb The third day la Aoguat, ho northwest Florida: partly cloudy Commiaeloner ......................... .......Friday, tend. furnuoro off thralL ' Mld, has bean designated for tha tonight, cloudy Ha wax told the governor In a Fadartriana gawd open-mouthed M|a 0f ^ certificate* covering Frlday*» tldaa: low, «: IT A. M. telephone conversation that Mayor a t tha nM abg battle. |properties on whleh tho bat yoar’a ___ _____ ___ and 8:45 P. M.; high, IStlQ P. M. Leo B. Santangelo of Middletown \ atagta blast from a shotgun taxes remain unpaid. atewk Bolton la ami, coibe'tor Jtekins e.pactel y Son rises at 8:33 A. M. and sate would. demand .National Guard *J -----‘--------------------------**“ M* MtoombU* caroaned1 front lb* orfad , ra n p tn a l , n the part of' at 7:31 P. M. Moon Hats at 10:44 troops be cal ad into th* atrika area if further violence occurs. — dal l nqu. nl proparly own.re, polnt- P. M. and a*!* at 10:30 A. M. Said Mayor Santangalo: Hm killers God. |lB< oljt that * rush undoubtedly Stevenson Barnett Johnson of “ It's not a question at winning would coma shortly before tha Sanford U attending tha district or losing tha atrika, aa maintain*F" CCC lifesaving and aquatic Ing law and ordtr In Middletown. school now under way at Ocean Stoning* and attacks on tha Pond fn Oluatec. The course will home* of worker* will m>t bo terminate July 11. tolerated. Blistering Heat Wave Is Responsible For 168 Deaths In Mid* die West Regions Police Suspect Gambling Motive South’s ConditionN<\ Reported Relieved Shotgun Charge Rips Through1 Head Of Retreating Victim AAA Says 5,000,000 Are Affected By Scathing Hot ne BS Delinquent Tax . Penalties Told By Local Officer Eighteen Per Cent In­ terest Chargeable After August 3rd CITY NEWS BRIEFS iR r Shoitz Removes National Guard r Judge Advocate i; sr sst sm d.y. ___ itf**g* „":'A* Sanford Klwanlans and their wives wars achadulad to Icava this afternoon at 4 o’clock on an annual boat trig avay Lake Mon­ ro* and tha Bt. John* Rivar. T. E. Simpaon, president af tha Etmiadl* County Chamear uf Commart a, and H, J . ' Lahman, Damoerallc nominee for lha legis­ lature, are raproaanting tha ChantMr a t a state-wide aviation canfcrone* la Orlando today. rJS rS E —£ -----M u rp h y W IB ? ul,¥ d PHyjWan’b Appointment Okehed Mr. and Mr*. Henry MulHa* af South Banfard Avanua aro tha paranU of tvrina who arrtvad to_ » a ‘ ip p oU t«.nt of Dr. Ralph « F * E. P1ne S U v tu , formerly of Sanfonf, eJMUf mAvmLwlam at Ik* A radio af tha P*lf» wtU bn hoard at 11:16 A. M. an tho morning* a f inly 18, hoi pi tab, as* ad* Dr. i . I t t* enter pri- %— d a te . I*vesw) Quintuplets Get Tiny, Nov Brother > fertile fields of the Middle W att Misery, want and despair grow ! In . .lh* agricultural iwqte**;-*^: JC elery, C itrus Gvowers Eligible! 'P M .V ilfliF ll, HTdario. July p w | Temperatures in three figures 9 —tiPl— A von was horn to­ h h a rm r fn o F iu n w,r' in pro*p*ct for mo*t a u tts day to Mr*. Olivia Dionne, I d l l l l 1 l U ^ I d l l l frem miH cnntln.nt to tha task mother of the "quintuplets." -------: rrn sevboard, Dr. J E | Jo/al idtlciatrd, a*. elatetl by t'l,.uettr, a Callander •a „ , suing part* of North Dakota, nur»e, both Mr* Diunue and r Or 1 r e d u c in g U r I Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois and !othe boy were described a* "In D m ii tt 11 1 i n n gIT fV storm* u m L .rnonpHa ,' Enrl, n(1Electrical M n t prop„ ty hit Naw exceptionally good condition.” A* in the case of the "quin­ „ ~ , , I In Washington, tha AAA eetlTALIJIHASSEE. July 9.-I/D Hemin.de (minty celery and, mA, „ pUetd th„ , ^ mU. tuplet*." now hnu.ed In an ul­ —The governor', office today an­ tra modern private hospital, cltru* pruduevrs are rligible to l|„n parsons directly affected by nounced that Major Leon J . C. thr newest Dionne baby wav Harton. Dayton* llraih Judge- born in a farmhouse. Reside* col ret rover crop payments under the drought. In Wyoming, fov* the federal aull conservation act, llm lls e ** ttw Faav t « i advocate of tha Florida Nationthr five little girls who a t­ ll Guard for three year*, hue tracted world-wide attention C. It Ibcwson, cointy f»rm agent, bean transferred to the "unasat birth on May 28, 19.14. the said tmtey. algned lief' for the "good of tha A celery grower, be tabf, may Dionnes have five other chil­ aervicr." Adjutant-General Vivian dren. plant * caver rtop nud [revive Collins recommended the action 'payment, or hu may leave somu 8ho,tl ,iii hi* sct«*gg jdli^pnd still col­ The official oirdyr charge<l that lect an an amount up u; i r per­ Jiarton had "aligned llgned himtelf R. .8. Dannie, head of tha f}2w)4l subveraiva and disloyal cent of the total nup acreage. force* which wer* attempting to In the citrus induatry, a plant- ,era! soil conservation program kg Florida, yesterday Vteited Samidisrupt our elate military estabmay produc a cuv.r crop (»> ' noi , foOnty and axproaaad hia llehment and falleil to display 1whlrh he will t>« paid, or he mey ' satisfaction with progress loyalty to superior officers which npp f limi^tutir nr ll* tH|u»»al«til her*. la an Indlspaniahle attribute of ur iuperphosphate or Its equivalent Mr. Dennis told C. R. Dawtoa, a aoldiar.” * * | ___ — ! |to hi* acreage. Ilaslc slag or man- county farm agant, that 90 par Collins wrote Sholtx that B ar­ cent of tha growers In tha grow ton la "hostile and unfpendly , spread. al farming eactlona of tha state toward my administration. The f*rm «gent pointed out Dial, i»™ participating in tha the ca*h alhicalhma frum lha gov vation plan. Tha state head urged that lo­ ernmrnf are not leans but are des­ ignated wholly a* financial assist­ cal farmers and growar* act The Sanford Lion* I'lub moved ance tn those who rare to co-up- quickly In becoming affiliated Jast night toward the eslnhllsh-[ eiate with the c nsvrvalion ptu- with tha movamant, line* MXt year's county allocation* frees munt of * public heiltti unit licrn gram. government are following an address by Mln»' lie reiterated the plan is rn- lha federal "ihasad an Ihl* year’s acUaltl** Three units of tho Florida Na­ Inv* Nelson, a public hrnlth tlrrly voluntary and placrs ml tha number of Individual* tional Guard In Florida today nurse front Orlando. * growar under no obligati,,,,. and acres represented In tba ware preparing fur the annual Mr, Dawson slrong y urged th*t A committee compryvj of Joo .1- ■’ l™ V ’ , ‘ I eurront program. summer encampment pc rind nt , . . . , .u , •,lt gruwar* fila work ahccl* which r n" fu(. I ’ Agent Daw,on aaM ha Fort McCttdlan near Anniston, Mrlwh. chairman, Dr. A. W f lwori| , he hi„ (ll)r of satisfied with tha program ha* Knox and Dr. Peter Boy wn* the past yeir ur twu. Final slate ! Ing mad* hare, sines several of to contact the Honiinolo, lhal operation I* July 20. named tha larger farming Interests hare County Medical Association and Tt" ’ f»r»> navnl ha* arranged a Indicated they will participate In perxonal appearanrea ihu conservation plan. probe the possibilities of local- trrlv’ “r p#riun«| _ w _ Joqeph C. Hutchison, and Cupt lug lh* antarprise In thia city. lhruu|{ht>ut ‘"rougnoui the county this week R. B. Chapman waa named yea- Gaorga MeRcry. The proJ.ct. are sponsored by * n‘l to I " " ' - 1"* « « • ■ " * i,h tard y a* president of tha board Capt. McRory said this euntof directors of lh* Sanford Pro- mar will b* tha first In in:inv tha federal gov.rnment, It wa- ,U « "» u v .lte n program. Friday duetten Ckadlt Association. Jno; years that tha local unit* will brought euL Mlsa Nelson emphasized lh' _ Malach waa a actad vlca-praaldant. ihav* campail-wlth a aUter unit, A report of the group’* aetivl- Mt* I87th Infantry of Alalsamu valu* of a health unit to a com­ tte* mad* at tha anneal moating .Tha two group* form tha CJml munity and pointed to lh . ben.Tha aelabllahment of man lotpol yaatarday, said that 94 applies- Infantry brigade. flta and reaulta frum those that. a i ai tt a Hum tor loan* had baah mada by Two weeks will b« epant nt | are now In oparation. | A V I H tlO ll ( ..O n iC r e ilC C dog pound will bo propound la tba City Commission a t lh« MXt grewara. Of. that aumbar, f t hare FL McClellan, a regular armv The club dlacuaaed plans for, bean aompteted white 84 a n ap- p u t under the command of Col. a banaflt baseball gams between Five Sanford men Interested In molting of tho body, City At< pMtod al tha local Office out are Bahaall. a native of Florid*. •« girl's team and the Hanford (nvUtion today wer* attending the tornoy Prod R. Wllion said to* day nflor discussing tho n atter Fat farwardad to district hodLt-Col. R. 8. Lytle, regular "Fata," proceed* from which will »t*te-wld* aviation conference In quart*re. a m y Instructor stationed bare, b* used to erect a Boy Bcout a i-J Or'ando where same of the n*- with Chlof of Pol Ifo Roy W ll. H. B. Andrew*, a o ratary of tha wtl ba’ director of training during a.rnbly hall. No definite date tlon'« outstanding aviation pe.-- llama. Ho u ld an ordinance, to (hang* as aortatten, today uld a bu.y two waak*' ancampmant for tha contact waa announced. , aonzlltlea ar* attending. ' tho ailsllng itatuto governing l«Mla« * * **** already h u itart_______________ I Thuroday, July 23. ws d c a lg - L Tlw loJ f 1LU* * r* . W i l l i a m * , licensing and vaccination of do**, •d aad a large t t h n a of buainaea a I.lona' picnic | would not bo drawn until tho la aapaated. which Wll bo bald at Coronado J ; and W. A. Patrick, all CommUilon had heard tho pro* tore* a f ,th* local efflc* la Baach. poaod chancod. ro^paaad af Mr. Andrew.. H G. kH It waa announced that' Volla It U tho hopo of Chlof W U ;-** f r^ nu" . ••atetaai aacraUry* William*, Mai wall Stewart and llama that tho pound caa ho traau rer^fL W. May, bookkaapar, mada a roallty ao that nnlliaoait K. J . Meyer, mambara of tba Fnataa WUttah and Brelyn Nip. pota may ba plakad up aad told Lion Aviation Committao, would P*r, tteoagre phare. for thalr ownora rathor than ah '* altand a two-day aviation con tho local Tying field. PayinentH Harton Is Accused Of ‘‘Disloyalty Toward Adjutant General” Available1 ,u,n f,“11 *p»»modi*aiiy, damp* Conservation Head |Is Satisfied With Advancement H e r tj- Lions To Probe Establishment Of * Health Unit Here ilu- Members of tha Samlnol* Coun- TV , Scattered rain* today lirmight temporary’ relief to u few sectioitn in the nation blanketed by ntifling heat but no general break waa Thirty persona were wounded and two boar* were wrecked in running fights between worker* and forecast in the torrid weathstrike pickets miroumling the factory of Itennngtun Item) rt Cincinnati. The picket* air shown er. throwing a *howrr uf rocks at one bu* carrying workers tu their homr*. ( AI* Photo i Deaths reached at leaat ICS. Hlazing destruction con* tinued tx> mow crops In tha Club P l a n s Benefit Athletic C o n t e s t Local Guard Units With Girl's Team *,lph*", ,l’° m,y ’,r Prepare For Camp A t F t McClellan N sJamed. Credit Umt Board Commission To Get Proposal T o Build Sanford Dog Pound Sanforditcs Attend Local Court Hears! which Dyunk Driving Case; Defendant Is Guilty For Masons 1uled July 16 y W * b i kiM tlu n d ijr, J « t 1C aad act today a* a *, aaabiad hoc* yoctorday through • stssrrz aMp aad lhate friend* t r * te atload tho affair which will iacbdo McMullen I tbla morning. Henry English waa a naw mamH ftlr ilm r aard WHUme, negro. waa bor admitted to the clnb. W W IH lU ie il n O M I I I g , I guilty af aggravatad a *-I Guest* were MUa France. MefN e g T O F O r S t a b b i n g .with a kalfe on Charllo Dougal, Seminole County public -. ■ aa, another negro. Judge health none, aad Dr. D. 0 . Keott, Betty Lao Byrd,negro, waa * fUK.I tho defandaat |M i local phytic Ian, hold her* today on charge, af ig . roata, giving tho altenutlre j -p,, ( |ub moating waa held a t gihvatad aaaault following bar oadiiig four month* in |aH-|u*o Mayfair Hotel. !* r e .l after tubbing Mlnale Hall, op Croon, colored, waa fined . — I another negro, through tho a m . I aoota or SO day. la Jail when » _ _ , _ >, j C<n.table W. A. McCutUn anHd guilty to a charga of toatal tha defendant near Lak* LOCAL WEA' ho-i Dr. S. PtTkeS Cadman g U s m ,« us., Lapses Into C om a*“" T i l l 'S r t A T u e v S i l " * . r , j . i, i S S f °-| I Motor II l»e., ehergad with |—lA'I-’Ur- 8. Parka* Cadman, lb" I The local officer alaoorreeled It aad bottom.'Bhorp Wlan.. InternatlonaUp known radio peach- R. 8. Halaa*. negro, who ha* boa* r allegation, at assault ta d .a r. Upaod late unaoaaelnusoasr. sought far aovoral woaka to face Aad.non, 'pendlx. Hb doctor a *id ,“W ••watt practical!/ abanduaad hope of 'charge*’ o f larnap. Ha to aU; >p- logod.te have ataiaa a mattroaa IVO from a local rooming bouao, **asadbf to tho* (aaatahl*. ml $ v i ■ �THURSDAY. JULY *, 'l i N The Results Of HOLC Sanford Herald 1Andrews Of Orlando; Women'j-M To Run For Senate Light R a i n s Florida A r o u s e Hope Are encouraged In Dry A r e a When the Home Owner* Loan Corporation dosed it* TALLAHASSEE. July V .-tT )— books on June 13. the end of - Ita lending period and the C. O. Andrews, Orlando, tendered time for Ita campaign of collection to begin, It found It had lent more than three billion dollars to more than one ] his qualifying faa to Secretary of M-.ellmi-r from p u r oae) State R. A. Cray aa a candidate million distressed home owners in the three or four years eat fires added to the haeoc. for tba Democratic nomination aa of its existence. The average amount of all these loans was Whila Washington anthorities 83,027. . . heeded a united front attack on One Hundreci Attend l u c n w r U Urn laU United Slates Park Trammell. Practically all (or 98 per cent) of the money advanced^ drouth created distress In the Institute C o a r s e Scaatcr Cray ia awaiting adfic* liom by the HOLC was devoted to the refinancing of mortgages Northwest and tba South, new #*In . 8 ta te Capital Attornay (Venera| Landis wliclhcr which had beeome defaulted In whole or in part and had timatea Indicating a roeialon of the special nominatinit primaries previous damafs totals poured in either been foreclosed or were on the point, of being fore­ called ky the Democratic E tcc’ifrom the stricken territory. closed. Most of the HOLC loans were extended over a C. A. Ruaaell, agriculture sec­ Wnmen of Florida have been rn -' live Committee la Ipgat. Fnrrm-r fiftyen-yaar period at small rates of Interests and repayable retary of South Dakota, ealeulat- enuraged “ to think for them- Governor Doyle K. (Ur Iton. Tnhip.i. both .a s , to principal jtpd ipjereat, In smart flwothjy. payplaced his fee with Cray yester­ To ReThoughtful le Ihle eeeer ■“ m pekllskee ks< Tho ftoLC also lent a little over six million dollars to 12,136 bprrowers on unmortgaged properties piths; for the pMipoee of awaking repairs.,Paying delinquent, taxes, or both. >jVlth respeet to, both this type e f loan. and the loans for refinancing mortgages., it was necessary tpr the applicant to estpbIMb that fll, other avcnuqa for credit had been closed to,hint,. ... , i . , j„ .. One important reeult of the HOLC's activities, often lost sight of by the public, is thpt not only were home owners relieved of the fear of losing their homes, but many if. a w k U e e lte e el h k e re te a re J Bllll.K VERSE FIIH THIJAY E x p l o it e r s to MATINEE AND NIGHT 25c - 35c 10c * ADDED ATTRACTION TO REGULAR FEATURE PICTURE PROGRAMME A ------------- . ru ffeh : Hitler Spreads Out The speech of Dr. Grelaer, the Nazi president of the l)unzi|{ Senate, delivered before the League of Natinn-s' Council, in which he demanded the restoration of the "free TU B IDEAL PROTEST city" of Danzig to Germany, aeema to hjive taken the place in the minds of foreign diplomats occupied for many Do not «*t m« In the iky montha by Italy’s conqueat of Ethiopia. The question ia, Shlc» are cold and far. will Germany seize Danzig if the city is not given to her, I am but a woman, exactly aa nho remilitarized the Rhineland li\ defiance of I am not a «tarl the Versailles Treaty ? . . -• * •**,' '' f o U m L'dfciwu — "The danger of ezphailon (\^i the GejrmaiLI’olish' Dream* a r r p«l* ^nd th|n ^ border‘ perhaps explains the suddenness of the decision of leovlrtf tm a mr« ^ t t t r ttilni the League Saturday to abandon Ethiopia to Italy," the To wrip • woman In. St. Petersburg Independent explains. "The League mem­ By h a l t Rritoa lloleia. bers want Italy's support agafnat Germany. The League Gov. lanilnn desrrilwi* hlmscll assembly refused Haile Selassie’s request for a loan to rc- - Social A n d P erso n a l Activities ' l l 1 l i l P I dan f it c h 1 e t i t n rstwkf t a m e THREE ARNOLDS ILLIAMS SISTERS a jtw M . ■' r'lriiu RUTH RITZEL D-aSa-i 9iva< Pit TREVOR LF.WI3 UOJC. re ts I n s DICK MATTIM C n w k s Dnewef IRIS 1ISON x BO* FISHER ' eeee A s Vee U k . ( W e ~ -Mrs. Herman Morris Calendar Hostess To Fidelis , FRIDAY »• Scminola Rrbrkah l.mlge will meet at 8:0u P. M. at the Odd Fellows' Hall for inalallalmn of offkerv MONDAY Dr. Nee man of the ISychtc Science Church will gi«c a lecture at 8:00 I*. AL at the Woman'. Club kniMing on Oak Atrcnue. The public ia ladled. Regular buaineea ami program meeting of the Woman's MissHtnary Society of the > trs t Met (wall, t Chunk will taka place at ];]il I'. M. at the church. Circle Number One and t'rnle Nuntbea Five of the hirst llipti-t Church will meet at -1 -In p M at the home of Mrs. M S . Smith. Floral Heights. Clrkie Number Two of the Filst Raptiat Church will meet at 3:JO r . M. with Mrs. A. k Kcvsetter. Celery Avenue. J W « Number Three of the First Baptist Chinch will meet at 3:30 P. M with Mrs. Uriug,. » Gra ve f r k e sf M m *> , TUR* MaBEC. JR- TO-NIGHT ^AROLJWA COLLEGIANS _ Building and moohlfght canoe - rid « coR I-ak* Bradford at tha collega camp near Tallahassee; tea; and at homes by Preaidant Edward Conradl and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Krllum, tba latter itata college bualnras manager and pnaldeat of the Florida Federation ef Women's Clubs, respectively, erera social features of tho Institute which ended Friday after a five-day session. Mrs. E. D. Rinehart. Mra. L. 0. Sangitar and Mrs. Ralph Smith, all of Sanford, were rogliterrd at tha inatituta. aa the "horse and huggy" candi­ date. - Ttoosrvelt to I’rovld* Jobs In Dust Howl—headline What they peed Is a flock of feather dusterj. ’"One la not surprised to learn that Is was 108 ilegrtes Farhrenbelt the other day in Hell, Mlchi- , •Mi* Simlav School C U o of the Kiral lU iti't rhurvh at llnir M-ful»r mis tinr held Wednesday ON THE SCREEN Gertrude Michael “The Return of Sophie Lang” (ireen Crowder PEAS 2 cans Pillshury FLOUR Rosedalc PEACHES 2 cans Stop Chills and Fever! SAFTY MATCHES ii for l*V 1141 \ 1 w GO R id Your S y t c m of M a la ria ! Shtvning with rhltN rnr nnmrnt sod hurning »ilh lr».r ilip Ihit'i one o l Ihc t i t .i t , nl M i l i t u ( n tr.i.'inked, thr mil ,|„ V I I . ... | ,„ m t „ your -llclle r Air wet la S k-rl'v' DtaBH^ids And WttefaU' b * F la t WaUk Anf Jewels R »v*W »i' ' DUmono Moonthtg And' l>«T*vln* -w s s a a e tic tu a it* T a a u M M * l»r tlfh. M i Ij i i i , t M -ee| litln il.in , rallt l..r l».> lWnc« t>r-i d, ii,.,me il,e intr.n. n ie Ih* I-'... .1 s . .,n.|, l„,(M,n. *lt> Ilie I.I.H>1 lu . <, ,, ||,r rfli.U i,| Ihr ili .a-c in.||u l,.ii i, lutthrr a"u k . . tirovr** T i lil. Chi'l T.mlc suppllm I i'i II, r •(', t. || ,,.nuln, Ij.ith u «;-:imnc. i.l ', k.t:, it,, Inlntlnn In Ihe ' -'-I, »'“l ir.n. »huh rniUhrt sn.l Luill. II), Ih- IJ.mnI. Chills sn.l (rare •oon U.-H •• I , . U .-If rrduml I . hrsllh im t i mf.ul I ,,, hill s irnlury, Grove's ’faUrk.s I hill Tonli ho hrvn »urr rtlirf '•>r M ill'll ll i» ju«l a. u-rlul, Iim,, i . ] genrr >1 l, nl< for old and *.,unf I'l.sMnt In lake and .ilnnl.it, |v lotn,Iro hale In rite itnldrvn. t«l a lioltle at any drug >i. rv. Now two altra—50t and }l The Jl I.re inMuni I1, times at much at the 5;v m i ami goes you JJ?« luore In* ) ‘>Ut IDnliry, V t N fitr f l n f CTIM'KKN U lN N K K 7 > Sleakv < Ilnl «*r I *U h a lf la w h (iw d 'U 'K . WilMP. I IWtr, Kir, ■H** U *r IrWede r*4 rq)ey tkp *i k in m n « **pUe Ml| kdailllrd Uk Ilk* iiMfc * — m riivv • r. a. - greatest click. W ith automatic time and temper­ Estabrook Reaches Eastern Semi-Final ature control he takes all the guesswork out ol DETROIT, July O.-WI—Edith Kstabrooka, tha IB-yaar-old golfar from Dubuque, Iowa, shot het way Into tha aeml-flnxl* of tha gifla' Western Junior open . tournament under * blazing son ya*t*rday with an Imprrsslre 7 and 5 vk- , * « ‘ cooking. He cooks Iasi, keeps I Iter concentrated 0 Piflsr In^fidisnttl heat in the stove and out ol the kitchen. W hen • Anew l]ipa of r*cJp«l he son the job your worries'anc over—and you #M lx*d a MMdaC * o r* poirutakino woyl lory over Harriet Randall of In­ dianapolis. The Iowa champion did not ISM a sing * hoi*. She went two over I a delightful two waeka spent In . New York »Ute. from there they | wilt go to Co'orado and other,' waiters etmtee before retarnlng to Sanford. !* Mayor J . D. Dnvloon left T**' 1 tarday for Baluda, M. C., where ■ he will sojourn for aevsral weeks. * Mrs. Harvey Benfroo and chil- ' draa nra •pending eevtral week* » »t Tampa and. Sarasota. J I. Msetrs. Scott qnd Baker, t « * lira wires from Mkml. war* l a . tha city yssurday anroula, to Or- J . Undo Ut attend the wealing uli, • Marwhue flevotl IjYOtFHl SILENT i SEBVANT4IS :A “B e * T e t Ih r B o tr tlt” . •< • 1 Mlll.l \ III I 1 w You will find th*t Uto finest looking, longest luting point Job* are usually done with Do*ier A Gay’s quality products. . a com _____v * , . MODERN M UBKfrr MODERN POph* * \ 3 MILES YTWrr OP LONGWOOD ENJOY A CLEAN SWIM IN RUNNING WATER accuratr Official Railway Igsp eeter PALM SPRINGS MeLAUUN Jtw der . ------ PICNIC . o f o u r Rr R y i c b TOUR WATCR M U tr RR 11| PARK ATM DANCB ! W W -rV . 19c Ml I llt||MIII«n\ % %11 It «H tl 1 «»M « Lar^e Juicy LEMONS 2!lc I2»z. MOl* do/. 19c 19c 2 I U / . .1 Ml S W E E T MIX 12 OZ. J Ml D ll.I S AND THE) \I(K I.A N G S r i ( ' h l . E > 19c Gulden Gem Corn S triiu ; ItemiM * '* * ^ S r ' ^ > in the tin. 1 •1ii'fi i lie mtHlern magic of an electi ic range adds J \ V -OBdreu & beauty and convenience in your kitchen. Wills thrifty electric cookery, vitamins are preserved •4 \ » J py 10 and meals are tasty, appetizing, healthful. •Jlvcit Hr Kir li ft |tkR Miiciirtini o r S p ag . - You probably already enjoy the magic service of l.a'Kr It.*v M A T C H E S , each 4' 3'- Fred Ihr f'hirkrna electric refrigeration. Y our next step is the H I . l III. Ilent S c ra tc h 29c electric range. T h en , step-by-step, the modern luiyini; Ma.-h 31c water heater and sanitary dishwasher. Your WHITE LILY silent servant—electricity—can perform miracles with all ol them. O N IO N S 5clb WHITE — HIGH IN I'llIt'K lilt'll I.N t|l AI.TY FLOUR P o ta to e s 5c lb - 1 ' y a l.li |t..« S-lit C K A t KKHS. m m N. II. 1 . or l.otivr Wlira tjl. Ural W — i tq-» B L A C K E Y E S . 1 Ih r.I. ■ STANLEY-R0GER8 HARDWARE CO JWIM * 2 Basket PEACHES I . ihm I ( J i i u I i I ) electricity...easily impcrsoiuick die world's SAN FOR D TWENTY YEARS AGO Mr. and Mr». O. IT. Smith rtpott T I9 c lllaeklierriert EING a great magician, your silcm servant... par yesterday, bat her daistlngl 77 Tqesday, whkh shaved two strokra off par and the eom*etttlv# record for* the Oakland HIRa course set by Helen Hick* and VlrginU Van Win In 1M». left her •ven with par for tho.SUholaa ska hae played In the tourn* mea t. Mlaa Eatabrooka will meet Eleknor Dudley, defsndtt*’ champion from Chicago, In tha aeml-ftnat round Thursday.' MWf Dudley de- (i lbs \| TONIC; HT! F O A m iflG | A If A ^ W*lv»Fq Brligmi L A U T '•» Wrs, FLORIDA Ait coitomoMA •ocrtAK. lou'ict . toa.it 8UNNILAND TRAVEL BUREAU E. Pine Phone 5103 Orlando ' There will he ao more funds al* loted for the croea state canal un■ MI after the electWo. according to President Booaavalt’s statement - to Senator* Loftln aad IIUI. After , that - Congress may bs- prssailed upon to tasks tha nocasaary ap- the many commercial ,hodiaa » ■ proprlatlun. Both Florida aanatora that city today and Umarrow, Mr. -le a u t they bailor# It wi|i; ' Scott la soentayy ol tho Eptt Coast Chamber o f Commerce and - .1 i t Germany r ' *••has spent * ' sbeul ; - 4 1-2 Mr. Baker lapreeUentoiqte North be BUte Democrats CxscaU*e Iprittee says e f Oev. Shafts; V trl JA C K SO N V ILLE J Dance and ('ool Off & U .* 0 u p Perhaps one reason why Senator Loflln deridrd not to run for ibu Batista was because "l*b o r.” a national labor putliratinn, came out strong In favor of Florida la­ bor opposing the candidacy of the railroad receiver. IBs* dollar* this yesr 00 anaa(*nte. after spending about 3 fell»■ deHart on armaments test ter. Rvta In this country of big I t n r (hat would be a lot af mney. And anyone who think* largmay la spending all this ’ in e rt at * *•» I I H ill. I C BUey Herndon, who wsa aenteased to life Imprisonment at Ralford for .tha murdsr of a Miamian M 11)4, •scaped, wa* captured In Oregon, and then escaped again, •aly goes to show that tf the P a r­ don Board doesn't Ut you out of Halford, that* ara ethar way*. ' cYcmmc at Mrt. Morris' h«»mr m Ito ch u ,.« M’ •"*« Mm. Henry English presid'd *f ■-•‘••'vn.l over m bu-ines session shi-n with ,\|r an.! ,t a risinc m lr of thanks was fiv •n to \lr* (V I*. Iler.slerson. el i-s ' Mi-. Mrrjnii, lea. her. tor her faithfulness so l f r I . ..sh ,-.,,-, loyalty to the class. A ptenw end with Miss | was planned for ThurwU/ mcltl. July Id. at Palm Springs. j Mi- /. || v\ Miss Annie Ijiara Jowers of ,. ht., Atlanta eras honor guest during a„.( \\ the s s la l period amt rccctvnl n ■ , two.k, "Fwlelis Meno'i n-s .~ mad, by each member contributing a yj , | page. She was also yi,rn n u h hamlkrrrhtrf *h*»wrr \ « •n Refreshment* wn»vernal . t on r. .» fb .t .\nm ., ... the lawn to the follow in* Mr • ( i\ P. II? nder-M»n. teacher. Mi .. Jam r* llnmn. Mr*. IL'iirv linij.l # *n‘* f ll*h. \|i* ||»»n*w» I «t(l*. Mr* I* J K. M. Nab. Mrs J A IMount.j y ' ' . " * Mr- Spencer Wamwtrgbt, Mis ' K. II. Tvie. Mr. S r li-ahum, Mrs. M S. Smith. Ui-> Muyr, Mi, A h Franklin. M's A. M. Sheppard. Mrs John Whit aker, and Ih. Mlfws Mildred laimley. Minute |U,-k. l.ei» nsKrnnklm. Th,-o Vickery, anti An me l^aura lowers of Atlanta W IIK K P. T O H IL L All ExpciiM Trips \V# sec where William Green and John L Lewis ara having a w <jt*r the steel fight. It u«glns look as if labor Is no more united, on Its baaie problem* than ara banners, bualnesa men, or politicians. The Orlando Rentinel points nut that Florida will have had six •rnatorx In six months: Fletcher - and Tyammell, l-oftin and Hill, jutd whoever la elected “ in No• Vember. Out of the bunch w* ought In he ehl* to show some progress by tha ami of the yrar. frvm . M m rM o \irmir. HAVANA Among Ihot* Florida newspapers )kh hare recently endorsed the ndldsey of Claude Pepper •» the xml llsrald. Iran to Ihc mrmkrrt of ihv Ft-1 Mr. an.| Mr* | U | U u l 1‘L . r r h w ill P M w ith Mr** || for lumbar, roofing and batldlng materials af aB kinds can m os'. Mara you’ll find the moat reasonable price* and beet quality and tha quiekaat »•—k*. Sudden Service rsona Mrs. Hr* man Morri* was In**-I Wv H uff- M t - L i k r 1" * ryw,.^ * *?V t V MISS A * DELLS ' t l W E R T -The b After rradlng armil the drought •at there in the Middle West, wa’ra glad wa .tvs in ih* South wltero it Telephone 148 i •i Social aelvaa“ .a t the annual Woman's day far the iame office, t'lamtr i would aggregate f 140,600,- Institute juat ended bare at Pepper, Tallah aorr, hae placed ht< i t eurruat levels. Prrviouii Florida 8 U t* Collega for Women, fee for the office of the Isle Sen­ ttatlatics had set the toUl for the according to lira. J. Ralston ator Dancmn Pletrhcr. nation at 1300,000^00. ' ~" Wells, of Daytona Beech, Insti­ 'With coodltiwia daily growing Charles G. Dawes thinks he won*, according to crop observ­ tute chairman. * 'W hereas moat group meallnga eeee the -un of common tense e rs ' fiom a doxen or mofa Mid­ west states, this total would prove hate been accused ul happmg up rising on the European horiion, an undmitlmate, obeerveri pr«- propaganda ky different apeak- and ail we hope ia that ha hain't era. tha speakers at the Woman’s been turned around and hasn't dieted. But the aeneltlva domestic grain Institute .at Florida Btata Col-1 mixed up the ends of the day.— pita were quieter today. After Itge all have urged tha women i Boetrn Herald. to think for themselves and form] their own opinion* on inch mat-, I tn aa goram meat, education,' conservation and home making Dr. Peter 8. Roy being duly presented tkera,” Mrs. Walla licensed by the State of Flor­ said. ida, Seminole County and the Attending the Institute which City of Senferd to practice vet­ resembled a sort sf “hack ta school” movement were approxi­ erinary medicine, will vacci­ mately 100 duh-womtn, represent- I nal* doge with rabies vaccine Ing a croaa section of four of according to eily requirements Florida's largest women's organl-l ami price, between the hours rations, tha Florida Federation of 9 A. M. and 7 P. M. at hia of Women's Clubs, the Florida office, 2021 Palmetto Ave. Alumnae Association, the Conegress of Parent! and Teachlyre and tha Florida State Co lege TTTE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA UflSS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor “ ANNOUNCEMENT THURSDAY. JULY ». 1*3* Forasmuch tharefnre aa youk tread­ ing la upon the poor, and ys taka ftom him burdens of wheat: ye abaJI not dwell In them: ye have planted pleasant Irineytirde, |but ys'ihaU not drink wine of them.— WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, IMS VINEGAR £ o m pa ^ Prices and terms from us ''.or your dealer. t;<> 2 can Siamlenl I’KAS, 3 cuna 1‘urr (ii. Cane SYRUP, gal. ran 15 25 39 Guardian TOII.ET TISSUE 3 for 10c H rolU 25c Super Sud>. . 3 for 23c la rg e Octagon HsaV, liar Ic I’alaio'isr. Toilet bar Sc Try tkls,. ||'s hvtlrr than > n a i ef Ihr Nmokrd No. I I’. H. While llacnn. fleer uf Salt. Best tirade "fceporta from Gorge DeCotta*. Oaboree Herndon, pad <Ed Bourka, oho are attending tha Elba ceavaatten *1 galtkMra. state that CAR RADIOS authority of Governor Shplti, polst with pride te Ih* fact Good beef conla good money. You get what you pay There ia plenty cheap gram fed western cow* offered thin week by the packern—They are too hard on Ih* teeth and dlgeation with no flavor. WE DON’T HAVE THEM—Hut we do hav* Fla. gram steer*. We would rather oell you good Waatern Stamped Beef, something you can cat and enjoy. Come and jot* oar large crowd of aaliafled meat cuatomera. for. ■ f '/t •g S R f 465 W la t W a*v Z tg M l iTlCB 1 m. �'•^XU’evyi too ■JH0-^ ■'-'•'i G irl Takes Girl Takes W m W > W W m It Whitewaik GahwwUle T aaM l l lI eok * Vilson, Hayes Nicked (ffoon, Niched Gahmrille Four In Fdiirth IriV Fsdrth Irik For Eleven Blows; Of Wild Frag Sanford Gets Seven ning Qf Mid-Dixie Tovrney Tourney E lim iiiatioiiBR R uan Eliminations n l5uSy 15m Undo Urn's candMatoe According To Form Unito Sara'* Ol/ra»lo Ol/mpto candtdatoa to tb* the. National A. A. U. high I t a lUOf Angatoo A th ta ^ C ta b ST. AUOUSTINI, AUOURTINI, Ja Jo ly 8»V^ -t7C» 6 DATTOJU BEACH, DAYTONA BEACH. Ja JuJjr.A tr . Ar~ r- GalnrevUI* » .wxw wild nap t»ad U GalnoavUla G-Men a,wild uaineeriue G-M«n u*ine*vuio u-(**n u -n « * took > m*w h» b n.www any , ffHttng a y » H g torn two Sanford pltobor* pitcher* wooly battlo battle from tbo tho Saint* SotnU -bom here '.y Ufoer . 11 WU, Dayton* Daytona Bonch'O Boach'O yettorday oFtornoan, IAS. yeatordap afternoon, ISA. Each lengo#-trading league-leading fitandord fitanden1 turnod tarnod team collattod coliaotad IS >Mt» hHo- and. coatrlhcoalrlh! In aa S I to 1 victory over thn I uted utod fl»* five orrora bat t a t tho Gain**Oiinoo;■Laabaato | Laakauto yreUrdey. yretovday, • I till* craw luck with with IvCn crew had tad bottor bettor lock J Hank GornkU limited iba men on tbo tho bo***. koooo. «' r . * .... aortn hlto hit* and atrack (track j(Lockout* Lookout* to revtn 8Snoonap weenay .wont tbo th* ontka. ontka- routa •dt ooron, walk In* three thro* ra n. — adt reran, walking own. -# tbo Unlrentty C|tp atpo U n ln n lty Cjty nlpo. wblk whllo Wllooa, who waa w u ehargad charged with for U*o local* oaltod tipOp upon throa bn#, hudittbo U defeat, dafaat, itarted atorted tho the game. gam*. Tbo The tho taoab.nalbd •re.. Butland ttortod for tbo tho Solata Batata ' laloto nicked nkkori Mm for flvo hlto bit* m JohnMn f t bp Johnoon tocond but woo replaced by "and three run* In tho ««cond etert of who la.tayn a f the tho fourth who-In,tare £ frame. In tbo fifth, they otortod tho etort taro way to 1L f t Dario Dark in tb* eighth, cava St. Ahgurilno Alsgurilne li I* *chedu'ed achcilu'cd to j Gataoovnio't Galnoopnio'* Mg big toning Inning wo* too tho play piny Son/ord Honfonl horo tomorrow at Ithird when thgy they «abovod bored foqr.rwM four .roar '4 p. M. Only on# fim gim* o had ! acroo* aerooo m aioflod on fovr four bite. bit*. Bray atogjad boon baon planned plonned thin thh afternoon. to reread. Back S o r t kH bit aa* oao t* to Bonner Bonaor The are playing In in BL Hi. who threw’ U-Tureblam Th# I/sokOutt I/Mikdut* ore ta on an *fofto. Turablam to Aafuotlno Aoguotlno today. tort tax f*rt to enteh.Bray onteh.Brap at. reread ooeood but Torablom dropped droppod tho tbo ball aad Tareblom a tain, plektog plektof np up both * pounding him again, loth wore u f e Than lt u t m n i iih aofo. hi ' threo throa more Mta, Including a- bom-■ ataglao. tta fla * bybp- Porrettl, Ferraitl, Pfol/.v, Pfeifer, and McDoogal-covp.od with ■ a oacrific* ucrifle* I McDoagaf-reop.od tho four Ullloo. u n it*. Tho Saint* Batata counted coustod tour tear markm markon In .tbo .iba (lath xlxtb tram* frame when th«y thoy batta t­ ted completely around. Swindell’* tod Swindell'* trip to, Znpanic'* Zupanic'* doRblo. double, pluo p|„» three iripta, ring Ira a^d an orrw, o r m , prodoclng producing tho the einglre r» d e . pi, , .. .. , «°od*-' 0. <>, ,1, -Ii . tod M the th* C-Mon O-Non with tho wttkrw, col’octinf * nd col'octing a trip!* triple and thrre .tastoo .tagko In ta fire floa time* tlmea up. up threa boot tor in t* retXlnard did bret for thn Jo Jalnto rrittog doublo, Th* ttap three threo Mta, hlto, on* a double, locab aalabrata local* relobrato “Htd *Wod Star Day" tod^y IS, mooting meeting tho the Buford Sitiford dpy a t dr drlfl, Lookaota,.,. . Lookauta,.,. .„ . .... Single* Stag)** by lanctton langtton and Cato* plan an Inflold plus Infleld oat out In tha th* aiith *o*t Oornkkl an Nhutout oo*t Qomlckl Shutout. * iuxttrroo aa u Clarr. lirr. »» Lan**ton. rt Lanaaton. ian i i ino oj a i ♦ ♦ jI ••** 44 11 1 1 * * Gate*, lb Gale*, tb llleirur. • * Btoimr. Ur.rolr.M, u o r tlre tl, #f M .n .iir, lb M*N*llr. ^ ^ N. G« whorb ha la tho pre. John HolMr (Nflj* , and Vornen Ruxlek*. prealdont Rare T a n y a id u n i on thole oMutdore ohoutaore whllo otnora ohrerota ibonoo (AooooJetod Preot Pro00 Photo) (Aaaoolotod VictoryJBy VictoiyJBy Redsi KedfiL.j Results In T i e * Resultt For Third Place towm .diving diving champtombip ehamptorebip al at Antow*e As. toria pool, tori* pool. HIM Ja a p , a flre-foot-two Htoe Jump, flre-foet-two blond* ygungator, yeungitor, arerod acorod S2.I8 S2.W optional tend potato far fa r bar hay four optim al land dhwa off foar oompetoerF oawpaloerp ,. dhwn o ff th* Ugh towar, U repUc* ropier* M r*. Dor­ high towor, Mre. Dot­ alth thy Hill of Lao Lad An**Ango­ o y Poynton HUI loo, to 1832 who la*. Olympic winner In default**). defaulted. -• Second. Second ptoeo place wont to lint* llttto Ho*rear of Miami Ml*oil to / r t. Rath llaorear fetch Ml** Hoorgor. *l»Ur to 13-yfenrl»-/r*rMta ilatar la eld old Mery, Mary, who won .Urn lb# nadoml apitagboard apt tag-board In 1839. re earned n re dISJJ.il .ll Oaroalla QUireen of* potato. Carnal la QOtooan of- tho Women’* Swimming AatootaUon. AaaoctaUoa. Womon’a Now York,- wno woo thirdrwith third with 60.47 10.47 while nbilo bor Uammoto, toamraato, Helen How­ wa* fa r out oat of tho- running ard, waa with 4MAS. 4 J3 . / Kotbcrino RawUiaf Ketbcrlna RawUiof Miami *ot aot a m mw w Amarkan tong ton* coureo tour** rec­ 90-meter* breaetatroh# brenototroko in ord for 50-metor* exhibition awlm. Sfaa an oahlbltlon 8 b# covered 404 aot by Ague* AgnM Goraghty-ta Gcraghty-ta Coral Gabtoo, Fla. PALATKA. Ju ly D.-DeUm B^D eU ndl moved Into a Ho lie with tho th* Asalaaa place In the tho Flor. toaa for third placa Flor­ Id* I* loop .horo ida SU 8 tot* .bore yettorday yretentory tb* Red* Rod* pooled a* 0-5 vic­ vkwhen tbo th* .local aggregation tory over tho ta n free-hitting in free-bitting contret central which raw SR bare bate hlto Injected Injoe tad Into the aaw 3R tha fray., • The Redo Red* pa*tod i s aafetlre aafotira off efftrloga, a f £ * k e and Low* the afferioga, while th* A u k u combed th* eombtnrd doUveHoa corabtnrd dtltvtrire of McMullen McMullon blow*. and Bunch for 16 blown. £i*Vi”two-b*»« £i*Vi”two-bra« hit* and an pair * af nf home horn* run*, evenly divided be(quad*, wore were regie|two** both (quada, fared to rod during th* the afternoon. Boll[ tag and Andrawa rentritatod’ eontributod- the 0• four-ply awato. awnto. _ _ _ blown which relied tailed 1 Two local blowa *• over tha the right field harrier barrier bore tare 0I -wore .wore limited to double* when tbo a arbiter* clafmM that thoy hit on " J tho th* berm aad could go for only A two-baa* hit* <* two-bare hlla according to ground J rule* in fore*. Low* Lowe • imaohod marked 1a one In th* tha ilzth atanza atanaa and { . Smith ta in th* *rrcnth aovontb aoatlon, aoatton, t5 * Are Aw -Cauaiar, Cauttor, local local tafkldar. taftototor, ator of af tb* tha tUt * waa tbo tatting atar la with four (•Ingle* In fire flv o . trip* lag!on in — to th# rubber. rubber, Tha Azalea* The Aaaloaa play GetaaaeiU* GalaoaviUo bore today at S o'clock. here o’clock. . ;U -iFretatree, r.r*t« e, tof. tat tar dreretta#^ wft. tof, CfoorotHoL Mil- tBiv 'B iv SPARTANBURG, SPARTA VBURO, 89 . C , Jaly Joly V. o y7 in lie to^ - W -- PV tU to th* tho mid-IM rald-IMzie townlr tournimeut run otrietly atrtctly Re­ tonrntment ran ac­ cording to farm yoatardny »*odyretordny a* **#d*d . pl^yore tbolr rival* ftreta pl^yora dbpoaod dUpowd o f their HUI* difficulty. with Httla Qaartor-ftaala will bo b* ployod plapod to­ day in both men'* otagtoo ata|U* and doable*. double*. Mon’o alngIre: Mon’a tingle*: *• , Poartk Round. Foartk / WIIm*T Illnre IIIn** of Columbia, reedWllmar (ced­ ed No. 1 defeated GUIred* fra ted Campbell OUI mp)o of Atlanta Ay S , *-4. by 16-3, 6-4. .-* .' Joa Jo * Lucia of llouiton, Terra, Team*, •reded (ceded No. 8 , defeated Jeck Jocb. Hen­ FI*., by 4-3, 6 -L drix of Lakeland, Flo., -t. Raouay Petto Potto af Memphia. Mamphta, Ramaay Tenn, T en *, ■ceded No. 3 dafeatod Tony 6-3, Morrell of Havana, Cuba, by B-3, 6-4. . Ereia Ernie Sattar Sutler of Now Orloana 1f : ^ l 3K crJ‘. d K,M<od Bill llardle Don Doyta Doyle of Now Orteano de­ dcfraud Bobby Qurtia Qartta of Hoooton, floraton. faitod Terra, by 9-7, Tcxra, S-7, 6-8, S-S, 64J> « . ’> ,. Frank Gocrnaoy Freak Gocrneey of Orlando fFI*.. li» tceded No. 4, defeated Jim Bar­ traded nett of Spartanburg by S-S, 6* -- t ' ; Archie Hondo non of Chapel 11111, Ilendtreon m il, C„ aooded N. Cw needed No. B. defeated BUGlllcapto of Atlanta by S-l, ly Glllcapta 6-L 9S-T #Mtn'a douhtua; ^ Mm’a don hire: . . .. Flrat F la t Raand ,. It Roswall Lre Roawcll Lee and B U Hardto llardle af Miami, F la . dafeatod Miami. defeated Tom Gold Zeno Wall of Bbolby, Shelby, N. C and Zano C-. %y 4-0, by 4-6, 6-1. 4-2. 6-L n o t NO T iI cC eE il i that lb* in* toltowlna toltowlna, Jwortbod d*oortb*d lai l****** rr t* p*t par IM nnioowt *# **n l U to tooooonry •It* o*P*a t*#*«h*r • It* I * IMP Nddi t***lh *r with r nr paklic public **c*io* *»rtlo* on M M I PPa.ralO * .**14 at W S&M i-tiSUi.' W ft a n * r * s Doretby »• I Obbnown ___ 10 W t * « r . H C mery . to - ' Loi r. IT ........ .... r ........ .. *■ 9 *..#■ •#.* i n V -- ' ! * : to t t i l ------- i----- -— ' i 00* 0 m* H itftrs , P ssl q P F n n r. , a ’ ).- - m ir a V S J# ” Hoalor, Oewci, » a o o j T K IN .T O . m a a k h a m AH o» Lot 14 block B ? Haallao. 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Bata tu ruing retag aa hear' Latov h* ta with­ th* wtrtagvr—am) ztrtagvr—am) found a drew tb* writhing water orator moeaaaia mocuaia at tha ‘u,$Srr--3 - 3 S: S 3x Sr V vertiae ia tapgja )hw tow j* pta W --"" L b *,C"a t*? x. , za End Pararelre, Parmataa. B t Laoto ■Bad Laok Cardl- nn(ri naU ',- pluh*r, p lu h or, attriUdM »ttriU rta« b bl* it lm lm** FOR R RENTt IN Ti Fttrniahed Fttratobad r •partmaata, Cloa* •portmanU, Clone la. ta. 418 W UL 41S let. w ^ i> . Benfort _ i tnv*#lm#bl O* < •%STW taT -; s 3:1 ti*kn#wn ______ - _. ** v Tamar, J P * W » 3 * ' i �rn u ft * 1 d l w ms r t f i u i i t . n At L o t 1 ______ a L m SaMrtki 1 M u i P M a MS B C B -----------I m m e g ck h a m a t « j w C At *4 B W k — . 1 m N W i k r t n » » * i itr • at A L C Ry I a B U h .1 B u N H a *a If I a I IJn . 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JULY 10. 193S EXECUTED BY FIRING SQUAD W«t of N B o f n bk of Utah K iller H eat D eaths NWH || II a i n i c * of w ».»i ch if N U M BER 2*0 ib is . — it ii BSNBVA FLAT BOOK « FAOi If PARK FLAT BOOK I FABB 3 ^ a ’ Lo4 I B W I j -------— Ueknewa -----:---------------RBPLAT OF WINWOOO FARK FLAT BOOK I FABB M >M I I ------------ :----- ---------------------------------------------------- ----------WIN WOOD AH tlooo Lola II B HI . Bloch t •----- — Lou u u a u worn i Lou I to I a 14 la II ■tech I ___________ . ms l « --------------------S ------- U ila a n LAKBVIB* FLAT BOOK B FAOB M t . . Lo« I Work L_-------. raohA t a l a -------------------------------- A. U l I Bloch I a a rra * tobbrt l. U i» u a » Demonstration Is Set Up By .^Prisoners As Shot Kings Oui In Prison Grounds litdDegree Mur* A llegation s Court Tuesday ------- -------------------- ---------- ----- *- a o o it io n to a l t a m o n t b f l a t bo o k i . n o w "■ • ____ ■ . . . ■: » Ma I B II Blach A—-— Aodereon. Bath * Bat hoc ■~a i i n H BtacCHi ' * ' Aafatmm, Rath a M kat Lau I I A I I Blach B Lskawww M i 1 1 1 * 4 Blach ■ V asliry id . F W M air.. ITBWART1 lUBOIVfllON FLAT BOOK I FABB l» r ' a t I t Blech A -------Uahaewa ---------------•at I Bloch B ■ MawtaoB. F L — . —-----lata l 4 a II Bloch C Suw ert. W l h a a r ------(a t I Bloch 0 -■ W id er Ford BM i I • • Midi A afa r r j , -,-,-g la l I Bloch C .......... . W id er Farh |M| ■ ' L iaa AaWw _ ---------i t a t ' II Blaah O - i _ _ ....... Bryaai. Mro ■ M ------ » 8 Problem U* rings P ro test *^rsaa: co u rt circu it S t? Senatorial Candidate $3300 Is Amount Of --------First Allocation To Be Okehed For V T Seminole Building 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, __ . . . I. . lh**/ Of the nation from the flee men concealed behind n CAB- RotLUa anal to (ho Atlantic Sea.1 TU Kroon la lhe Utah .(ate prl«- I board. j SB. " t i e Weather Bureau held out The pale victim, who i t . m b - ' no hope for relief from high lam­ ia need to death five Umea, waa ! pernturea or (eneral rain*, (trtppod In • credo chairfram e.; 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 in* three the gone were loaded oal of *»eaaa f*«d crop tuppllea In the tbelr alghL north central region. i . ' Aa the ,hoU echoed In the prisl*»e*ldent Roosevelt announced raccy waa dB* ■ Ch JO l l l l Ch H 4 44 Ch te heg—------ --- ------4 O fUlllr, Mery I . ______ II.r BWK ef NWU ........... n M II 44 O R,illy. Mery U ___ • i W f t *4 WWtt ----II 1. II i t (I'lM llr. Mary L •• I l k ef N W U . .................II 1C II te L*yea, Eni*»l .... ._ i t H fW Ch ef M < 1-1 Ch ef RBU --------------- —... U M It I l.'nhaewn ........................... 44 11 MH ef BRU ef BRU ef [iM m t *______ __ - ...... - If M It I Taylor, M W____________ 4 N O. A. MITCHILL’B BURVIV OF THB LBVV ORANT FLAT BOOK I FAOI [im an t today, A A V ^ o o m o m to jj o v ia M a FL to D 0 W lha> v --------- W so n «f tWeberah M loteu. ' mm A O O m O N T O B VIB I l a t t ___ I t 31 t t I4« tTnheowa ... -r — a *i m II Uahaewa ________ 10 *1 31 1*3 Uahaewa *4 NWtt .. It St M 3* Unknown \ **.__ ! i I I 31 33 IM Unknown L. M lT C M IL L ’S AODITION iu i :N f W _ w J » a l l . l t ’Ck W 3.44 Ch .to Bht U a k M H ltoN Te^U tT BO*K I F, •BUAR1 FLAT I BABB M It ’ll MI* OwkktetM1m I9*|| uahaewa - r ~ H I Ih U S e w m ----13 I t - M || t^keewa _ ... tl It I* t l _ _ _ MILTON MUARB ADDITION,PLAT I OAR m o o g B @ J * • •, I U n k a e w n ___________ _ v a T -t& Tax Collector, (.M I ■- * _ amm flat *OOK a f a b b so 3.,.NBTjDN^FAnK OVItOO F|_AT NOTICE ■ -im. w. Sholtz Revokes be snort haf S» issssas ware m heard dnrtCc sdMr. pffofa tha trip down th * r i m aad i b * whom ha torn. < | / Walter Coleman, nrealdmt o f B u ia D ay *'the Khranl* O a k aaU that to he­ ’ 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 i b i s 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. . 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 b am Sholts’ office which waa mad* publ Jad ge at* working on the details e f .tha tie today. to too f ir * boat trip and iaat night tha earn* The mandat*, (taxed on Jon* 37, mlttoe Waa congratulated wpen said th* rarooattea was’mad* "far l— Its (kafeo e f ‘ flood aad driaka. th* good of th* aorvioe.” ^ — I Teatorday aa order from She Ill’s office placed Loon A C. Harton. Dayton, Beach, aUto Judge ad* River. Bererai vocato of tha Natloaal Ccird, on th* unasalgned Uat far the same reason. \ .,* 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. ’ On dock, folding chair* wort ar­ Upon hi* resignation, McNim ranged for th* goods. f 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 r for political, d ravsng,(ul |?£S°* £ & i‘ :oua auBDiviaioN f l a t BOOK t f a d * r s* 4 a -------------• Unknown ____ ___ ____ t l l . l t iTTl* FARMS FLAT BOOK 3 FAOB « * * »• *t — ------------Button, Olllo R _____ 3*743 U * A ji Uahaewa **t 3 --------------------Whits. Oesrae W ____ 4.1* I H ~ — x- ............. ■ link sows ____ _ L it ILLIF a. VONOa BRANT F« AT ROOK I FAOB* H U B I I -------------- I 31 I* And I* t I IB 4 I II I* An* I 4 ----------------14 II t l And I* I I I* I _______ U II I* AM M I te A— .................... •« • AM l I ------------------------ || || |» ill Unknown .... .... ....... .............t t i.lt A i l A COMPANV’B aUBOIviglwN OF WAONIR FLAT BOOK • FAOI -- fh Governor Snys “Good Of The Service” Ii Cause For Action L K 1 s ° ° >B M a» t » ~ T s t « » T « » w a u a cK t 1 • Btoeh » -----------«U*L a . noaiNaoN’i f *__ Commission Of ' Uahaewa w i’ ■ •cr — - - - - - ■ford Kiwaaiana, their wlvee ( I I ALBBABOBU o V o v tlD O FLAT BOOM ^aA UIH- s.A---- -------— « It ran M is.1t Ch a U tog a n s c k u i.i a 1 I __ . m p n IU 1 C U , Ib e r s itorship “Lake Dexter” Is Used In Cruise Boost Over 1935 Over Lake Monroe And Short Trip [----•Up S t Johns River s . ‘ Savings Department row 1tt U l tl ----- : I •ndidacy In ighty Enjoy Boat'Ride Postal Receipts Tendered By Kiw anii Club F dr 1936 Reveal L I nd .upport- S ra lr. f ^ vate Firm Lends Funds Guaranteed By U.S. Government today con- *■ 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 PJ * l l Arrangements I II Sanford poets] receipts for Uto fiscal year ef 1830. ending Jane SO. totaled 4391*119, according to an annual report released today by Foatmastd* M. J . SU U ft^ U .The. flgoiw aXo#ed ag mfre a *, e f Sf.u s.i3 ovtr Mta l M SM M which reached only tS«|t3.13 the tabulations showed. Postal aavlngs accounts handled through the local .poatefflao be­ tween July I, 1935, and Jane 30, 1934, shot beyond th* quarter mil­ lion mark with fM M TI entered on tha record*. * Hit* waa a substantial boost of 114,903 aver the previous year when only >371,373 was placed on deposit. V Mr. Holly p leated 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 aa 9 M J3 Increase evor th* sans* month af 1933 whoa transactions amounting to IS99IA7 were ntgotlatod. Last month’s total waa MJIT1.I0. nrov'Hiifnn ul /the Federal . lIouninK Act, according to Henry Watson, local »|fent of the Stockton Mortgig* who, lod* y » “ a rf?* ‘r z lh n ia wrw- ' a kltetr cam* i th* Juno $ Oil * ( BRK ’ Negro Held Captive Ifcp tty R. J . B M & M b sb Jan. A 1930. . Throughout the Intervening al« paara Green fought with a solid detenaln.tlon to ward o ff hU deallL Twice he waa grantwl r*. d i e d , on the eve of hia K hedolrd saaeetlon. FUo timeo .entence w-»a /ntoi Withdraws fo r 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' ‘.Ur* 1 Hooalng Act whioh went Into effK t more than two iM itu iiu rvi iv a ) v n ic s g o . irj. 1 ,0- lumbua, 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 CITY NEWS BRIEFS 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 3 J 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 , < at fliM A. M. Th* government teat out orders today advising provincial profvcu City Planning Bsard was H W tfed te meet UJa aftemeea that uutchors, poultry dresssrs snd restaurant beepers da not bar* to * t Ii4 4 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. Sanford refute* to lag behind sd baa b*r *y* art *n doing a irt toward capitalising on Cal* a w ra pt • • I ‘ 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 a t 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. . 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 la tod any traffic regulation. 4] Full details af th* rraat aaay Vi imnalcgy to taught at University o f Hawaii temmei •Ions, there bring Mreral i sratsra in the band group. LOCAL WBA' ; ' ' Thirty SanTord Couple Is Yieing F o r Dionne R e c o r d loft h e n extend unlimited While other Florida cltlea which , hare been taking advantage of t FHA facllltlei, have been aiper**. ’V*® fencing near boom-time tuildlng • P^tram a, 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 Two Meet Death A* Train Crashes Into Automobile COVINGTON, Thu*-, .Jaly 10. to ln lhU «“ * ervice In which hia IS-ynar-nid wife, keg mother and fester father died TW * fonvktod anirderor adMaosd 0 la<t*mlnule appeal to Gertmor Henry Blood bot the lat­ ter refused to art. The Utah law altswa a man condemned to death to choose M. own method of elocution. Graen said he didn’t care. From the two legal method, of death by hanging or death' before a firing squid, the state chose the latter because It le more economical. have been com p le te d in S n n fn rd fo r borrew in ir m on ey u n d e r tho IftV rlrV m ^ J I'ekaewh- RBKNA FARMS FLAT BOOK • PAQSB M A M > •» tto tor------------ Bkrswskury, Interest Rates • ' ■‘ Set At 5 PerCent r«. Orlaado, ISiaf *B *» •their bar,, aheutlng I p l r wrath Into the rarly morn- ■ ---------^---- I'nknows ------------------------------------- ---- --- Initial FHA Loan • In Sanford Area Sta nds Approved WW I ' ' <? 5V * • i y ^ s ia J ix w V u i . 's t ;; •—« triplets, two Tbsy didart � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 09, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 09, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 09, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b448c91c678b1d477aa8bbc90b1d3a6b.pdf 21e90ad26d36a8b6e40e08bd5259037d PDF Text Text • I ... -a t - FACT rout " 1H E T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 7, I I . . - ' . 'a w t a i S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A m i A me C o tn tly P ro d u c e s A n d V e g e ta b le s T h a n A ny S im ila r A re a In A m e ric a rican and National AU-Jitars Clash inHub Todayi Boston Expects Englishm an Sets Sell-Out, H ope New Auto Record For 42,000 Fans On S a lt C o u rse NATIONAL LEAGUE HAS STRONG LINEUP, FOR ALL-STAR GAME Older League Records Capt George Eyston Three Consecutive Drives 162 M.P.H. ’ Losses To Overcome Over Oval Track Turf Commission Experts Fearful Asks Inspection ‘Letdown’ Faces Of Track Costs Pole Vault Fini Boosted Expense Due Varoff Long H ailed As Certain Comer To More Racing1And On Pacific Coast Supervision, —Rose BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS. ^ BOSTON. July 7 i*1’i II MIAMI. July T T h r St*t» NEW YORK. July 7^-CJlS— bell*. drs-am giiiu#, n o th in g but * L'tah. July 7.—lAI -Captain tha country’s Racing throu ;h S rr George Varoff, horrible nixlltmidV In t h e pro ud (ienrge Ey*ton, leading |,n " lh e r latest pole vault sensation, la awrrU ry Walt r II Don ovan. yc«tet vonced in one of tba big town’s Netionel 1> agui-w - to re It began English charge on motor cur tlay invited a ciim m ttrr of th»* A« •kyacraper hotels, poaslblf- get­ mark*, three ye»r» * g ". will m i n e true «peril and rnilurancc ■relation 4if county eomrrisaionu.* ting fam iliar with tha ra rifled again Unlay with the diam on d'* «m*xhn| one of hi# own yesterday to m rtl with it to “gain at fir«t atmosphere he may be compalled shooting «l»r* c lu s te re d almut to n his low-idung racer covered hand” information conrrrnin" th« reach to gain s berth on the |(I2 S29 miles In one hour wage a d r» m * lie t h 't l l e r A «ell Olympic team In the final try ­ The (dd lerord w#« 15'.i .10*22 out throng o f 12,mm ■* r a pees* 6 co*t of »u|»*r\mng i suing in Klon out* this week-end. a t Bos ton Nal'.in u l longue I’aik mil** Th*- tanned U n i o n xrt It da The strapping, blond-haired a y«*ar ag** on Ihn •nun* glisten* E m h a t i a —••!. n d i uled a n d d< At th«* Mim** time D nnvan in *i San Eranrlaco Janitor, born ef frated In every .......... the three ing white e ip an sr of malt l*J milrx pr»*parc»| »tatrm rnt, rrr«iiiinientlc Hu",Ian parents In th# Haarmlbn west of Halt la k e City prrrlou* All S t a r en em m tei* . th' that the K«cmj < nifri«<ion lx* op Islands, established a now world Today, weather |»ermltting, National la-ague futre «, hradeil hy ***lri! t'n a h;.«lg*t «y«t#m ap mark of M feet 0 1-3 Inc bee ‘at Charlie (irlm in of th e I hninpe-n Kyslain will rrdl out his l'2-eylinthe National A. A. U. gamaa fat ptnvrtj by th«» St Hr Bulgrtm . Princeton ship C h ica g o Cul l, a n d fo rtified r« r shark n4»se<| **Hpeed of the laat Saturday, and Winds" again for an attack on Board. with » c v r i a l h u r t li n g f i e . h m e n and now is In danger of a ' latWtre In Ih-IIIk l e n t noeel u . they other m irks |»erhaps his 24-hour Thr U-in county commD^iun re down, the feared tightening up c ^ t ly culled ff,r a Irgblativc in process a few daya be fere tha awaited th e call to luittle ill I.' dll rudurance rerotaj of I 10.5 miles an hour. teatilfation of Raring ('onuninioi big final teat. P . M.. Kaetern S l a n d a f d Tim e _ -j It was on the course, laid out ex|»*nilitj i m and condemned "IhJoe M cC arth y , pilot of th e fa il lie's lang been hailed on apparently unw arrante.l an.I un Pariflc C o u t as a certain co flying New Y « 'k Y a n k e e , aiel »n the bed of an ancient saline called for intien«e" in iti operat in the vaufl but hla parfi managi r of lln- Am erican L e u g i e «ea. that Kyston’s countryman, tr Menage* by Charity Qrtmm of lh« Chleig* Cuba, tha National League's All-star*, ohooon by a papular vat* #f fan*, will praaatft • atrang •v‘ir Malcolm Campbell, last yr *r ing c(Ht<. All-Star*, left alj pre b a t t l e s t a le array af talant whan they taka Iht fialtf agalnal tha Amarlaan laagutrt at Bsatan July 7. Dlaxy Doan af tha i t . Loula Card*, who got in Palmer Stadium found hlw,7 «lr«»vP his fametl "Bluebird" to #! m en t* to Ciilaiin. Maree Joe After Donovan anil Car. G R moro votoa than any athar playar, will laad tha pitching corps. Othara Inoluda thooa players: Loft, tap to bottom. Oabby HarinotUa ■■ well aa tha spectators, kraathcatchor, Cuba; Out lu h r, Infloldar, Plratoa; Joa Moora, autflaldar, Olonta; cant ar tap, Walty Porgar, autflatdar, Bata; batow, Joo M.dBent word he d idn't plan to a r r l ' e world*! record of .M)| miles an of Ocala, chairman of the Racing less after tha f e a t wick, autflaldar, Carda; right, tap, Grimm; balow, Stuart Marlin, Infloldar, Cardai axtrama right, Arby Vaughan. Infloldar, Plrattb In Bo*ton until Ihi* m o r n in g and hour over a measured mile. Cnmrru«4lon, explained inerraaed (Asaoalatod Prtta Phstoa) The captain ilruve over a 10operation costa liefore tho Aanoth at, anyway, he wo u ld n 't »* nounco hi* lineup unt il almost mile d rcu lar track. ( ampln-ll's ciatiin of County f’nmmiasioncr* gteat time was mad morrow, according to Charlie • meeting in Tallahassee |a«t game time. Earepl for tin- information that «tiaight line. W a rK .p r« ^ v ^ ;* i<;XAu.AwMBvM-,J-'v’,Ulf' **“ . ,Klori,ta T** R*'ri"'OT’ "Lve/ylbiAg- iu M imm*4 r - C . . f C V - : SCenmjfti « U e y o u n g a i g W MJt. • ' . r V v t l t o W , ^ , T C o lo r f u l M i n < j r B o s s e s * body for an et|»enRe report for the b in d er f o r ‘^ e O ikago White ty.** Khitan saM a s h ^e 'r r^a w- l rM Davia Is a first hasrmnn anil IW-VIM fi«cal year Boa, had rc|Jaced Tommy lludgr* has been clouting the ball nt * U iU I I Copiea «»f the % Tax Revision of Detroit on hi* mound ulalf. s|>eclaUy built car (Rolls Ro/ce). * 11 f f 1 I M U l l O .400 clip, according to inform.-i"It was a difficult uinlertaking .McCarthy »ent no m « . to II"* tion available her*. He is the league* letter to K<wo were sent DALLAS, Tax.. July 7.—( 4 1 to make the run on the lO-m^Jp ton. Illne** furred lliidgra out property of Chattanooga and is to all county comini««iona request­ F rtd (F lrpo) Marbarry, galnt ing them to call for an investiga now in Georgia. The beat prevailing . gue»« »«» circuit inasmuch as the lunger Trim* farm er who oprnt a dnirn (2, 6 and 32 volts) W. T. Duncan, an o u lf le ld g r ,t<m " ' ‘h* « ™ m |. , lnn's e . r th a t the American# would pul tnark la 50 per rent eaairr on the year* on major Iragu* pitching no wax thta .ta ilin g linttlp on the field mechanism of thr car. But I was j mound*, I* bark In tha amall dropped Into town ye.lfrday and l,,r'* Thr “ ■!*« .Sanford may not have evtry Appling, Chicago, *hort*tup; «i*h tent heavy doty. *■■ scheduled to see action this tending a copy of Gov. Itave Sholts. town Ju*t (10 mile, from hla black Ruse and Donovan told the r*un afternoon. rlngvr, Detroit, second liaae; In lirltnm'* Idea waa to lend * land farm —and atlll winning ball juality that Roea to mako up a pennant winner, but as long as | a lA n g v T 1/* A r r l V O A.' P. Spurlln. first sacker. has ty commissioners at Tal ahss’ee Maggio, New York, n r h i field; fnat, defen»!ve train on the field g lm n . A I U Y C b*,-_ I, on I S 1 A U C 1 U been vian.-d signed and is due to appnsr th at expenses went up last year keGehrig, New York, first base; on the theory that the National The b ig circuit*' g re a t rallrf Itaw Meat” Hill RodgersI I. ort the local lot within the nea W#a*r of Increased raring end im­ 405 W l i t BL— Phone 29 Avertll, Cleveland, center field; League rouldn't hope to rope with hurler, turned down by two ma­ the job the Irani will exude pep, . proved superivision. County reve* few days. Dickey, New Y’nik. eateher; Sol- the heavy hitting, man for man, jor league cluba thia apring, la fight and color. Hill la one of tha moat colorful managers In thu W ert said negotiation, have " UM fr ""* « * '" * • «hev explained. a alarting and finishing pitcher .kirk, New York, left field; Dig of the American l^-aguer*. It * u Eddie Davis, formerly of A1 been opened to aecure the serv­ ecreised because of this and un­ "WE BBRYICB TH E TOWN' ■• . i i t ..• in .... ii . . . , for the league.leading Dallas minors, always known for hi* glna, Philadelphia, third base. and ■bsny In the International league, ices of Ben Brawn, an outfielder, favorable racing weather. . ................... Steero in the Tcxao League. Lefty G row , Button. pit hrr. "Raw Meat" Hill Rodgers will of the (iaa lluuar Gang would be is scheduled to arrtva here and who has piled up an impressive Twice the raw-boned Texan, Gxhrlng er ■»'«! ii iggln. were at in then- rarly, with t'a rl Hub take his lookouts to Daytona Join tha Lookouts today or to- record with the willow while per­ moat »ure to ploy the full game bell, hero of th r 11)74 game, and now nearing 37, ha* attpped to Reach tomorrow for a return forming for various clubs^ With frequent *ub*lltutlon* at I'urt llavia, of the Cub*, to back the hill for the Steere. Twice he game with the Islanders. Th# haa come off with victories. In othkrpointa. Jimmy Fo»t, home him up. outfits were playing her* to­ year* came out to support tha tha flrat atari, hla first major run king uf the Keit So*, who popular ami colorful figxiro who A*«umlng th at the American Icagut aaalgnment iince 1923, day. playrd third base last year, will la-ague forcra would open with WHERE TO GO “ Fripo" handcuffed the Galveeton ■nappy, aggressive team s, and ha had led their team In previou* alternate with (Sehrlg at find. a left hander, Manager Grimm P irate, with five hits and went war*. The season waa loo far Frank (*ro»ettl of the Yankee* I, la*t night announced hit alarting home a 6-1 winner. An error let will not tolerata a player tsho gone for BUI to get anywhere In doe, not hustle. act to replace Ap|ding at •hurt. the race, but his team began to In Galveaton'a lone run. lineup a*: " Ile tle r. Air out to Short'*" Ro<lgers ha* been all over tho, Following (irnve, in order, to "My arm 's In great shape,” h* minor league map as a pilot, hut play snappier ball a t once and Golan, Chicago, center field; the fan* stayed with him. They n p e c te d mound duty. were Herman, Chicago, arcoml bate; J. grinned after the game. "They perhaps ha Is best known fer his Schoolboy Rowe, Detroit, and h rn Collin,. St. Inula, first ba»e; Med- didn't want to givo me a chance sterling leadership of th* Peoria knew hi* club waa giving Ita Wa Naxer Ctaae nedy. liarring unexpected .h il l­ wick St. laiuis, left field; Hems- up there In the m ajors, ao I club of the Three-l Leaguo In best, win. lose or draw. That’s CHICKEN DINNER 75« the kind of a guy this new San­ ing, neither Monte IVirnun ami tee, Chicago, right field; H artnett, figured I'd come bark to Taxaa 1925-16-27. Steak*. Chop*. Hot or Cold ford skipper la. Lefty Gomes of New York, ntir Chicago, catcher; Whitney, I’hlla- and catch on here." Plata Lunch Bill xron a pennant there hla Rodgers got his nickname be­ Ha "caught on" perfectly. Th* Good Music, Wine, i.lquora. Me* Hxnler of Clevitanil wart ri* delphia, third base; Durocher, St. first year and finished second the cause of hi* panchant for de­ fans cheered hla every pitch. Deer. Etc. . pectetf to be* faDed, because of r»* lamia, aflortatop. “Guasi the ball la Juat a little two succeeding seasons. Peoria vouring huge, raw beefataaks. Ho NHaa Tear rrimmdm aa* eala-y fans w trs wild shout him and he Ike w t'k-ea* af *HONT*a. ballaxta cooking taka* the life ■ticker down here than It I* In Caaelea *alr M a lllH la Ik* could have stayed there Indefi­ out of a piece of maat and he haa th* majors.” ha grinned. Clak Neeaa alt** • F. M. nitely, but BUI la on« of thoaa startled many a waltrcaa hy or Yesterday ha knocked o ff tha Oklahoma City Indiana, Dixie fellows who believes a aklppef daring n steak In the raw and champions, In hla second start, ran wear out hla welcome In on* making aw ay with It aa noncha­ lantly a . If ha were gloving an l i t tired a little In th* ninth • pot, ragardlaas of surcata. S Mile* North of Sanford, 12 Laat year Paorla got Into a ru t easy pop fly. frame and had to be replaced, ML South of D*Land on with a woefully weak ball club. Bill haa a young to n plsylnj but It was hla victory. Boat* IT, Sanford to Del-and It wen only 12 gamaa and lost flrat baa* In tha Evangtllna 41 th* ftrit half. Something had League. •till abla to maintain a maximum to be don* and official* did tha beat thing they could. They re­ •peed of 170 mllaa an hour.” Hla mention of a longer track leased their m anager and put In • START YOU1 VACATION 4 referred to a 12-mlla courts which a call for Raw Meat Bill Redgara. Tha rally of th* Paorla fans haa been spotted by frequent rain* ONTHI • was ipontanaoua. Bom* who had and atUl could not be used. Eyston waa forced to t r / twice. not haan to tba park In aavaral ES On tha first daah, a front t o o " T a t e t o c l a s s i f y wheal waa out of line, causing l k line ! rim*, tha tlra to rub. Ha headed for tha OLD CASPER FARM, H. Sanford liB n. k liM I lim A vs. Tiled. Sea bookkeeper, track-aid* pit a fte r 30 minutes I t Dm • uwea. I« line 1 aioeth. during which ha aitim atad ha Hill Hardware. Mini b u b ( U r | i 39b mafntallnad an average of about 170 mllaa an hour. T htra waa never a hitch as ha started again, after repairs had U - A n o o u n c o m tn U . FOR RENT: four room furnished bean made. * ~ — . ap irtm ent. One block from ■AVB YOUR -WATCH repaired 9****- .RtraoM bla. Apply WUby one who raally know* bow " • “ * H °Ul o r phone 140 D ey. ■ H e n . Jeweler. H a t. A r. tonn Beech. HOME * ■* i,.-J RADIOS CAR RADIOS i fri.mbehind the high speed of ht«|T n Winnimr Form . ‘Raw Meat’ (Jets Nickname From Devouring: Uncooked Beef Steaks As Calmly As Shagging Fly Ball New First Sacker Is Due To Arrive In Sanford S o o n BATTERY, * RADIOS BAUER’S RADIO SERVICE TONIGHT! Dance and Cool Off SHORTS’ CAMP Want A ds l o r id a PAY COOL CRUISE-WAY RAT Get Rid of I - - L oa t u d F o u n d , JT ' ' ' ------ ■ ------------FOUND: Small lore bird. Owner may b are eame by Identifying Md paying for thin ad. Call I f "■ > • • . * «■ : • I 1*1 TON DO DOB 1939 model ■T ra c to r and ecml-trailer with fO-fl. daeed body. Like new. - (W O . Term* If dealrtd. Reel ; 4 Sene. M l XL la t 8t 16— H o u se s F o r R e a l FOR RENT: flee room furnished houae. one block from Will rent fo r an# month o r ala week*. Apply WUUaau Hotel e r telephone .140 Daytona Beach. M o t o r jjN E S wRh your pocktt AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXV Member -Heat Surges Onward With Huge Losses ll&Stit k w A sso c ia te d Press THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE Weather Bureau Sees Little Chance For Relief Of Regions Under Burning Sun SANFORD, FLORIDA. W EDNESDAY, j n . y s. | 9.|S EaUbllnhed In 1908 M D irec to rs Of FLORIDA SENATORS VISIT ROOSEVELT H e n d r i c k s A d v i S C redit Group Local Efforts Are Re-Elected M HER 218 C S On Indian River Canal Chapman, Meisch.Lee Bolly And Baker Will Lead Associa­ tion Next Y e a r Nominee Ten Trials Held Democratic Is Guest Speaker Af Kiwanis Luncheon As Counly Court Given In IIis Honor Ends F ir s t Day Recounts Life '* Fifty-Seven Die In Parched Areas Five director* who »#rve«| last year with the Sanford I'roduO-------tlon Credit Association todaf were re-elected for another 11 months. They nrw R II i'hapm i4, R oaring John Melach Sr , Charles I*e^ | J. J. Bolly and C. W. Baker. ^ • Thirty-nine members of Association attended the annu meeting held this morning 1$ City Hall. There weie 103 per»<■? AraeHg M I*tmb ) Ten CJ*r« were di-*|nt-r.| of hi aont present. The Weather Bureau tocounty «t»uit >e-t6'ida dining The principal speaker uf th f d»y forecast a continuance day waa Ernest Gmhant, preaif the fin i diiy’< u tlm iv «d th** of record heat with no aubI W I a r in g D ial lii.a ilecldent of the Product ion < tedit a ta n t ia l raina In the MldJnl) term Judgi J*- li Miami! Association of Columbia, S C* xinll In r litiT IMilitic.U WIIA HOt weat where high tempera­ wr« «»n thr ben* h who pointed out tha* advantage# jii'.l u " | im » m iiiiito iik a ,” tures and drought already I hillg es 4if |utaat'«a|Hf| IIII-1 W illiam 1 Mt'l. of th« IocaJ organisation. have taken 67 live#. Im l llm t In* lin -4 Mpcnt y o u rs He cited the features uf M b«»th recently np|H«ltdi-d t«» rcprexrnt E!*»ri.|i. .» , «h«»wn at the | !rau<i|iortatioii »*f |ii|u«*r filn hI |u i '|i u n n g In n ist'lf f u r hira Grain prices in the Chica­ service end emphamrr«| the e*ao White lliiush* f *»i 4 v»-it vkith l*i 4p*ld« nt v• It .xhein they .pmfril 1 against Janiex \m tin Hum*oik go market resumed s s e n ­ elation's value from a «tnnd> HR cxprk'^wllig tile |tr lief t h e Ii \ [ ( o l l g ' t ' O yo-u.' I 4||> I tl|ll IMt e f lUtlt nit'It .I n\k.iy wlii'ii infill inatlonx iii'W |o li. " I . i l t k J ih ." II imisational upward march an point that It make* |MMiatt»l# a 1 to 4»*ntmue cimstiuctimi of tin* H onda -Iii^a condition* In tk i widespread thv ib'findsnt w ire ilrii'ki n[ DfLaml, IkinocraU M r / . W (A* SysOul * u* in xninri* fyir rontinuAliun ot /a m nug «iperm1 quashed. l*rr»i«lnit VoH them k witx vhifh«<uf autV i t,» luith* -1 ivttef drought area .fT*w wor** J . ^-Jtolliam -Uaaka- g»»(lidils Jar .<*ntrv**, <r the - third jia rtJ w u* t hi* KHtAV . ... , .1 g u e s t* M uf* l nIKHIllI 7 liit)f M nV t thing. whrrx\ 4"* wmiw ffwlancea, - - . —T h e co se cnin ^ Will Itoland. t h ,. K t a u n j , i '1,0, lu n c h e o n - ^ . .-J * " * * * 'c m r A * t & r - ' tkey would necessarily be forced fun«U f*»r t h e |»n*jret t \ I* proxfhf*, heavy rains broke the fa» o»g lilli gat min rreklrxx nt the Mayfair Hotel today, and years, and was the father of the Kraiier-Lemk* farm mortgage mors to tt><* through lack uf fk* drought ovsr many sections, do­ d r iv in g , (ex u lted in mistrial told hix lixtenrrx that iluring thn ing property damage but bring­ turium bill, and also the farm mortgage refinancing bill to pay off nine**. wh r ii (be j u r y faibd I agree on next two year* he ho|»ex he will 33,000,000,4)00 worth uf farm mortgages with greenbacks, which A sub-principal aililrc-s was ing welcome moisture to crops. a venlict 1‘ombii't hiniot If so that Srminola delivered by J K Kitihic, field • Lightning from rainless eloud* was vetoed by- President Roosevelt. Two i-a MX ugainxt Harry l‘«*r- I ‘minty will give Inin a Ing ma­ representative of the A-.m-lation. •an t three additional fire* ro a r­ kinx, charging lot aiu««l run and jority whan h«> xrrkx r«*-election« J. E. Murgan, field n preaening through th#’ tinder-dry Wyo­ the o| h*Iuflotl u f autmuobile whili* The loin heon honoring Mr. tative of the financial in*titutlon ming and Montana forest* aa inloileated. wei(. «o|itimied for Ilevithitk* wax one of the largeal which supplys the Aa-oclatlon mors than 1,000 fighteri strove thi* term ami nioxt iui|Miitant Kiwanin* with capital, discus-rd the raalm ost hopelessly to stop the t at her ino Ab mn«b r entereal a luiM'tingx of the year anil bequirrment* for loast-. flktnea In three other areas. I>l**9x of guilty on an a«*euxati«»n xiib-x a record meniber*hi|i i t A semi.annual rvport, cover­ President Roosevelt in Waahof having been drunk She hud teiiilnnx*e there were many other ing the l*»t half-year of activi­ lngton announced plans to give not Imfii ■entrnceal It.day gui'xtx m< biding state, county ties, revealed that 9t*> persons had government relief to 170,004) < haigi'x of ret'klexx ill iv ing und «ity official* applied for loan* and 22 of the drought-ruined farm families and againxt Jamex Work# were not npi'iiiug lux niblrrxx b / telling ( requests granted. Total amount amaU livestock breeder*. lie | prrxM-d and allegation* that J blx own lif,. «lttry, leginning a t loaned for thu entire year wax . plan* to visit arid areas next | It D ) m»u wax o|x*rulnig an over­ the time when he wax left an or9215.000 of which $f>»'r »sO0 wax taontK. I'l.tn4 wer4» being complete*! In* An nrdinanrv of Ruff icient , buulnl tiiu k met the same re- I ban early in life, Mr Ilendneku ■ ii «lny fa»r an elaborate pit*me t •• l-i* xtrength and v%111It to pievrnt ulta Resettlement official* m Netold of hix nlucatiuii both a t Mld raaourcaleaa families The caxe of Frank Kvanx. Mont Verde anil at Stetion im l given ty Sanford Mmunx .xml the np«‘talion of iotteriex in San Operating income for the half­ Ah« Dakotas will starve unless fortl exiatx on the city statute haigetl with leckU'iix ilriving. of bow he w»ut through school. year ju st closed amounted to their friend* ThurxtUy afterimmi Six county meetings for gro fl«V*tiVM assistance. WASHINGTON, July 8 -4 /1 3 — Ihmik x, it wax pointed out lin e and that of |. f . Smith, oJliirmt(| Uinowml money "I hav« al33,279 while operating expense* a t Ih'l-ron Springs. ers werv arranged today by C. R. heavy hail storm s Tha antranca of flrnt-m lndid Hep. toalay by interettx engaged i » the |l.ttt h,. operated an autom obile, , , u,|y h id Ihn haul kaixks of rolled up to 32.227. The ytar'a Lodge officer# anmnuifeil that William Lamke lata the presi­ Dawson, coupty (arm »g*nt, to profit was announced at 36,000 whd# intosLaU d. war* continued |ir» and hav* had to fight nmat local inembvrx o f the fraternity cn«leavor t «* stamp out gnmbling. untd lhc D rtobsr trim . | „f nty h ft- and now as your ( ondential race turns the campaign acquaint farmers with the oper­ ami total assets at 3173.900. The law. in five sect mux, wax have U rn u-ked to invito ax tha Rocky Mountains spotlight on governmental aid fur ation of th* federal toil ronser rnala schrdulnl for today worn u irt..m «n I will cautinu* tu It was explained th at rarnings I'tto n l Juiu* **!d, 10.1.1, and xigued vatlon program. raotxrard through Indiana th . th# farmer. numy fnemU ax they ilexire. thus* of Jack G«i«»r, who is a. . fight." h# said. were used to pay operating r t by W. A Leffler. T I*, llumax. The agent jMiinted out that on punishing heat eontlnued to pound Mn-« n* are cnpceially urgc«l t>» • o«ril ofhaving sold fish with , Mr. Ilrndricks mad# it clrar Lemke, like moat >third-party *4 record* of long standing. Bis- candidates in the past, it figured to ly • comparatively few have penaes, replace losses on loans, niak4* a lu t «»f the mica they II. J. Lebmnii, S. O, Slunlndxer, put a I leans#,and Clara Mat St-#,'». that while (,#kn.-xr th a t both participate in the restore faulty capital, set up a lt»*r*k'a 114 dagraaa yesterday, run a weak third Lut he may have signed to i liurgrd with aaaatill and biilli-i y •Sanford and Scnnnolu County, ami A. >|wer Tara H aaU 'a 106, and 112 a t tha satisfaction of seeing the till plan, and added a belief the nil reserve for loan losses, to create plan to invite and notify ono of following ix u ipiotution from faded to giv# him a majority and maintain a guaranty fund, the following tru n k LMillet, Jority of Seminole producer* Davila Lake, N, Ik, wars tha hoL for the farm vote become the big­ vote, h# fvatsurrd Ills listsnani the -tatu te btmkx: and to pay dividend*. chairman of the ruler taiiinient • taat in tha history of tha W aathar gest single, feature of Democratic would become Identified with thi that "th a t's w alrr utulvr tho The Sanford Association oper­ committee. Dr. K. D. Brownlee, It -liiill Is* uiilitwf d tor any movement If they understood It* Bureaus th a n . Napoleon In tha appeals for Roosevelt support bridgr,'1 and that he will servo ates la the following counties: Jamex O. Huff, Jamex .Mtiughton. prranh, firm nr cor|i(irnllon tu method of excution. U tta r ataU reported 119 for tha In hla extremely active four hla »ntir# diatrict fairly and imm his, her. Ihslr m its |iuaFollowing ar* the places desig­ Volusia, Orange, Lake, Seminole. Harold ('. Wuxhburn and i ’. J high m ark of th* currant heat- years In Congress, the standard' partially as its rrprcavntativ*. • •.inn in iho City uf Sanford, i Humph. nated for the public assemblies: Brevard and Osceola. drouth m *|| Monday. bearer of the new y-created union I llringing his talk nvnrvr tq Friday, H T. M , Oviedo tchocl; The refreshm ent Committee ap­ Florida, any ticket, shun, or i.mMeanwhile, tha 'Agrlcultura Da- party has battled for sweeping tl« # llR R 9 4 Ow f a n T w « | I'"" to *"y lottery for money , r pointed ii Jt»e t ’nr ley, W II Monday, 8 I*. JI., lak e Monroe portm ant designated 97 counties legislative measures purporting to other thing of vnlu«v Schmidt, t'harlex l»unn, (*. II in tha ty rin g w heat halt—tha Da­ bring relief to “dhbt-vidden” achool; Tuesday, 8 |>. M., Ixing"It 'htoll Im* unlawful f#. Wiaecup am! \V. II Stnvixfirhl wwsl postoffice; Wednesday, 8 kotas eastern Montana and fanners. Ice watvr, rtiffee ami walernn-l P. M., Altamonte Springs voting north s* l U n i Wyoming — aa f,,r '" V *orja»r«lH»n t..j FLORIDA Generally A fter the Supreme Court invali­ on# will be furniahed free. <'«y '<( Sunlord.l night .n ,| Thursday -•OMiyoney drouth counties" in dated the F railer-lem k e morato­ place; Thursday, 8 P. M., Geneva Welfare and enmfurt of the rmriflsi, nny tlckrt, shnre »>r ruu-j fr w wnlrlv ■ran # i #. Which roilaf xrork will ha con- rium on farm m ortgages, he put up postoffice; Friday, July 17, 8 P. I t a t l s a s l Os r s a t Tw*| . . Snyder's _ ...................... The Seminole County School .picnicker« will be under th e ill •••n m uny lottery for rmmry Ihumlrr.ht.wwr,. m rrn tral portion M.,. . Chuluota, store. a fight for refinancing of farm Emphaxmng that work sheeta Bo*rd today receive,I nearly 30 taction of the following; Gordon Thursday. Kxtivm* Norlhrwest^ m ortgages with 31.000,000.000 of m uit be filed befora one is 1blda for bua route# to b« oper- Barnett, L. k. Boyle, It. II. Floods; riornly, occasional show -1 Sanford's Salvation Army unit, new currency which gave House eligible to receive federal pay-] *1*^ through 1936-37 school Chapman. It. A. Cobb. J. h. era tonight and Thursday. j during the first half o f 1936, as­ Administration leaders th* "biggest mentg umler the conaervationl l frm . j Abernathy, L 11.^ < onnelly. It. I.. i *ut#d in clothing 382 persons, scare" of the recent session. program, Mr. Dawton pointed out' Th* teiim atei Included §uf- Glenn, J«»e M. t»4»niale«, Georg** Thursday’s tides: low," 6:25 *■’*»# groccties In 52 families and Tha measure, receiving strong that only 134 thaata hav* b«an R *knt amounts to cover initial W. Huff. i i . D. Hoffman, J . F. M and “5:43 I'.. M.: M ; hleh high, l11:17 \ ‘ P'oviueil provided medicine for two faniiS-IOO . 1 1 •” S'* r l |7 A ' support from western congressmen, turned Into his office, and that *0>U of new alt-atoal burrs which McClelland, II. H. I’opv, A. K. It.... than 3-‘8l. nr by Imprisonment M , . . ... .. ' *"• 11 ' 1 A , ;* .according ... to the semi-annual waa defeated by a vote of 235 to of not more than 90 day-, nr by *.•»., . „ .*' **' ,Sun :,t I ,t I, they represent but 3^00 aerta. | lh« racantly au th o riird and H ca.,ttar and J. I.. Trawisk. . . „ Issued today. I» - # a ■■ 142 a fte r a bitter fig h t Lemke Amurement* will Include swim l-dh ...rh fine ...d Imprisonment tin|ni<nnn<#nt • M> *"*' " U 7:'" ** ‘ Ho rail*rated that signing a —Vlch muat bo purchased by the * Mqon rise* |U :|o |*. J|. , n,’| , r7 , I In spiritual activities, tho Army, Tha Hammer Bible School will claimed it was needed to save tha ming, dancing and music, trams* at th# di-errtion of lli# Munici­ at 9:26 A. JI. work .h eat does not In any man-1•uccaaaful routa bidder*. J reported 515 hour* in visiting fam­ • ‘V weeks' period of ac­ homes of 2,000,000 farm ers, while n*r bind a grower to any con--. # —*• a*limated th a t 20 to 25 will b# available for entertain pal Jitdg#. ilies wliere Scripture wa* read and tivity tonight n t 7:M In Um E pit- opponent* attacked it aa an infla­ tract o th |r than that of accapt-j raw vahlclea will bo necessary to m ent of the children, it wa* an* “All nrdinaners nr pur*• of nrRegular semi-monthly aoyol parish house hy presenting tionary measure threatening ruin •linn-c ■prayer* offered. One hundred smf dinanrea in conflict h#t -wiDi ho ing a lump sum of money w h k h lra ra r th* eounty’a school tranx- nounced. twelve induur services were held. k play and revisers of aonraos of- to milliona of xrage earner*. and th# same ar# h«r(hy re­ meeting of the Sanford lio n tha governmant will dump Into portatlon tjamands, according to Masonic offievra axpreaaed trad at od is t*. ( In.* will Ii# be il al 7 u'clock to ­ li2 open-air meeting* recorded, 20 500 persons Appeals fo r non-partisan sup­ his lap. pealed ; provided, however, that |T . W. Lawton, superintendent, .hope that more than 501 Sunday school session* executed A U g ta n a n ' d a ta in charga of port. particularly from tha farm ers "tirh repeal shall not nffojt any night in the Mayfair lintel. Final data for filing work,1 A m ajority of the boerd's would allenl the affair. end eight out-of-town meetings l*> Andrew* will present a i of th* country, and attacks on sheet* has been set for July 20. time today was consumed Committors aru to be on the ronvictlons hvretofrro made un­ Th« American Legion today wax done. '" r B ^ a prayar soag. "W all S tn o t's domination -of the A fter th a t day none will be ac­ m an ly oaamlnlng tha bid*. No der Ordinance 213, adopted April Mhaduled to have completed beauground* *t 3 I*. M. There were 134 young peoples' , WL If. OarnaP* prim ary group flnooalal system of th* country * cepted. I nth. 1933. definite doelalon la - expected for -r m 1: . ,1 . ,tlf:catlon a c tiritk a on the post** meetings and tlasse* for the pe­ to W U m a them e aaag, -M y or# axpactad to charactarixo tha Mr. Dawson said the federal a t least two days, It waa tn This ordinance shall become grounds around the legion Hut riod, 2li Home leag u e sessions, f « « .* Fkytlla Allan will lead a 17-year-old North Dakotan's cam­ payment* are in no sense n loan nouncod. effective. Immediately upon He bordering the ^ * ^ 1* * * J ninu services in the county homo Ulaatration af paign. In Congrats he has repeat- but purely gifts and th a t they :>4*«agt arvl adoption." end county Jail, and 3U conversion* ■Wort ICw Ueas* Ow 1-aaa Ts**| • do not hair* to bo repaid. The control committee of tho reported. . w .- lh o R an o f Mrnlc” will H arry M. Papw orth s " ti-silaoeO fi- M» rk! i o> * IU ,rlh , i hrru T ransient activities Included n b ra a o a n ta dhy l children under thu ra a #m T handing out 296 meals, giving beds W ill Q uit M arket N ational A ir [ t o w n k l p o f Joyce Steele. W illiam s W ill Seek lo 231. A total of 213 applicant* > A 9My, Forked T roll.- has S et E ye were handled. ■ ran peeper Sanford Woodmen of tho World Pound For H olding H arry U. Papw orth, Seminole w ith Hannan Jam es (1. Sharon. Femlnn'e t-oe*| p*rsona received free 2f Chamber of Commerce rep­ w ill observe an "Did Timer*' Aa P ossible ' and Patty County Judge, will subetilule for Stray Sanford D ogs County _ ---- pair* of shoe* while one traveler resentative on th* S tato Market n ig h t Thursday in th# lodgo ha I., Judge FI. M. Tel y, of T atsret, Another month's activity will w»a 'shod. Two transients wera Controlling Commiaalon, will sub­ according to completed plena a n ­ Commercial aviation official* ■ a . . l. A conference between City A t­ mit Ida resignation n ext Wednes­ nounced today by fraternity o f­ lake county jurist, according to complete the relief project covert provided with medical attention ar* becoming Intareatcd in Sanford an order receltcd here today from torney Fred R. Wilson and Police day. bo announced today. ficials. . __. . . . u ■ pros pact iva atop for mail, the governor's office. , Ing Improvement# lo tho munici­ and one clothed. Chief Roy WUliama to oehoduled pal airport, it was estimated toOn* of th* outstanding feature* I orally there were 260 W ar-Cry's Mr. Pnpworth said ho le stop­ R r a W l i I n l l r t t a i l t a M I k i psssangar and axpres, planes, ac- tomorrow to discuss a proposed lllnes* was given as the teataii J»y by W. 8. E a rl,. J |rrctor 0 f given away. The magaxlna la th* ping dawn from th* position be­ of tho affair will tw th* presenta­ for the substitution. A cordtag to g latter racaived bar* change In Um nuinicipnl •rdlannct cause ho agreed, when taking the tion of a errs too jn rd il to Joo WPA operations in Hanford. official publication of tha 8*ha» . . *<>J»F by V eil, Williams,, local *vU- . Judge Shsron previously hit* Scop* of the project Include* lion Army. • - tion enthusiast, from O T. Dakar, 1pertaining to tho disposition of Job, U serve only until the end Cameron, oldest locel m*mb*r, lakrn over Judgo Tally'* rourt of tho official year. who ha* been afftliatod w ith the when. J t wa*. Irnpraelleal for the leveling o ff uneven a rra s, and. t* . BL PaUrabgrg, atU ehcd to tha Na­ unlicensed dogs. The chief raid ho . will seek nsmoving obstruction* nearby that Tho chairman haa teen b ald «r ArfMUAtion Tifr a y«r*. tional A ir ~ latter to praxidt! thorlty to usa more humane nls comm utes sine* tho organisa­ wo>ld endanger plane*. Sorvtce ni*'l*'s alw* wi I b* p re­ P ra t o f C entral FlorBr. Baker Indicated that NAL LOCAL W EATHER An adequata light system for sent *d to other Woodmen who had it* aya an this rity and asked methods in handling unlicensed tion of tho m ark et pets which may bo destroyed un­ Miller Takes Oath night landings already ha* been hgtr# n long record. Jmlg* Vlem raaaral qneotlona about the conand la read y1 for use, U s. A v erag e, . . . T6 C. Don*, brad banker of tho F lo ri­ Cotmty Chamber ditlon a f tba Held and tha faclll. itor th* prasent Interpretation uf L o r i l l a r d As N ew City Judge Installed B egins the low. Mr. Earl* raported. rsk. Average _ _ 41 da Woodmen, will mike tho p re ­ hawtna arrivals tiaa offered hero. Mar. A v e ra g e _____ 1* Effort* are now under wuy to Sum m er Ad D r i v e sentations. via i t J*hn* H la pratebta th a t man we L ta r. Avars** ____ I t Frank I . Miller today haa as­ f. J i l y «, 1936. known la a ria tiaa r i n k s will p a r establish a city pound whore dogs Th* local lodge's entortrRn- sumed his new position o f City M onarch Inspects M av A v e r s e * ____ I t li m a without official pormltB might b* m eat committee h is errtngod a The P, Lorillard Company, an to*portion visit to tba local fly . Juifgt and will preside over milE nglish A ir Force ■ANFORD, gen- to« O dd within tho neat thr** called for by an owner, manufacturer* of Old Gold rlg*r- program which will occupy two nlcipal rourt Monday morning. rakh River Lln* daya, sine* a stato-wld* aviation ttta s, th i, week Inaugurated an hours botwean 9 P. M. and 10 F. He took tha oath of o fflet and LONDON, Ju ly 9.—4A7—King il HOLDING OWN extensive nation-wide advertising! M. An old fashioned square dance signed bond yesterday. e o n r tm m k tf ia t tomorrow In Oy. 14 Edward Inspected hie Royal A ir It campaign pointing out th* merits wfll bo an evening'* feature. Undo^vborn fram inent fliorx will In an execativ* session Mon- Fort* by n lr today, flying in hi* II N.’ r . July • f Ha cigarette In sum m er. A p pro.'m stsly 2341 persona ar* ••■“ w* r“ Ufr day night, tha (JHy Commiaalon #WB plan# on a tour of several 15 A double-Jarkot o f cellophane reported le attond, seme coming discussed seven applicants for airdrome*. tt w h o ' plan to .( U n i the fighting for to ueod on each package a f Old from camps a t Ocn'a, Um atilla, the Judgeship then la te r In open* With Mm w as tha Duka o f m v 0*toad» mooting a re Mr. Wtt- hi. life to rotate the doublo-mr! Orlando, New Sm yrna and P a rt meeting unanimously agreed to. York, hair apparent to th* G«ra*X JfaRory, Mack ruptured ap tow rtotataua and freahnoaa of tho and JT. A. to be abid* hy tha majority o f opinion tkrona. I t waa tba sovereign’s prtoa crop tobacco* from wkkh Y m a ti l that was expressed la Uw closed fourth flight sine* hla accession T ha Bhelly-Raurot to to a •toy OM Ooltto pro ■ill furnish conftrsnca, !{o the tbruD* ja J u u a t j , ,j - :* IlancoL-k Liquor Case, O f Hard Knocks Dismissed As Infor-i mation Is Quashed Promises To Work I’or The St. JohnsIndian River Canal Forest Fire Sweeps Parts Of Montana, Wyoming Masonic P icn ic Set Thursday At DeLeon Springs Lemke Candidacy Dawson Arranges To Make Strong For Explanation Bid For Fanners Of S o il Program 3rd Party Candidate County Meetings Are Tried To Refinance Scheduled For Va- u oul durinir thr rm„ riouH Loc a li tie 8, month# of th# period F a r m ' Mortgages Board Examines 30 Bids In School Bus ; Route Competition Sanford Law To Halt L o tte rie s Strongly Stated Fraternity Members, Anti-Gambling Inter­ Friends I n v i t e d ests Point Out Ex­ To Attend Affair i s t i n k Statutes : - - l ? ! T Y N E W SB R IE F SH alf Y ear R eport ,o. Is Released Today By Salvation Army ier Course In ibfte Wi l l Close L o c a l Church Sanford Woodmen Fete Old Members Sharon Substitutes In Special E v e n t For Tavares Judge & Lines On Sanford Station S S S tS « BAKING ri POWDER S a n fo rd Is T h e O n ly O n l r a l F lo r id a C ity A ffo rd in g R a il, H ig h w a y * A nd W a te r T r a n s p o r ta tio n Airport Project To Be Completed Soon HITMBNEWS ii S S fJB E i.ik a ; — -u . — ~ — ... __ “ ,.r h �■ \ JULY B. G overnm ent O w nenhip rB u fo r d H erald SUBSIDIZED ;e Candidacy GROUPS By WALTER UPPM ABN One of the fin t acta of an/ conaequenee undertaken by tho new Soclallat premier of Prance, and hie *oren>- Speaking of Dauta. there M ment, appears to be the nationaliution of munition and Ih , fourth circle fof t t e Iafrrno direct visible taxes. The I armament industries. Henceforth, the French fovem- whtra the poet found thoM hidden in Indirect tax as or ment will make ita own war materials, and all prirate profit -In their 'f l i r t Ufa . . . •• from this line of activity will be eliminated. squint-eyed In mind th a t tte y avrn mors pntojoaoty by k There Has been considerable propaganda along this made no expenditure In It with lag. Only an M gw M teW a f t t e voter* keoline iif the United States, jt is contended th*t govern­ moderation.'* who, having livad. rentage they ar* paying federal ment ownership of munition factories would prevent, or, as Dante lays, “their undiaeern- Thus there is no affecllv* ■t least, help to prevent, war*. Sound arguments have ing life . . . to all eternity shall cal check upon t t e parpo been advanced showing that armament maker* do engage continue butting one another” be­ of «ha present expoerillwn in activities which tend to promote international ill will cause “Ul-gtvtag. and Ul-keeping, and conflict 1 ; . * ■ has deprived them a f the bright However, a number of difficulties can already ba world, and pul them to this ecmforeseen in France’* move to national ho these warindua- flk t) w hat a een flk t It Is. I adorn tries. The first la the matter of paying for tho factories. ao words to ttn ." Munition pianta coat money, and o n a tho Socialist gnv- AH of which merely goes to sy p eart to i e svgHsbie emmnnt of Premier Blum doea noi dealt* the atigroa of . u . the ha sard af quoting a uni­ which w ithout eeetteg t t e m m «f t t e conflacation. •' ■' / versal m oralist to support a par- people aaythtoff. I t la ga ® » And the second difficulty concent* the problem of sion. For t t e rich pay aptly what to do with the munition f»ctorle» durin* dull eeagon*. •boot 10 a r 15 peasant e f t t e They must always be prepared to turn out fu te and am­ bill. But because t t e riek alette pay substantial direct taxes, tte y munition on h war time baala, and yet during VMM time*, alone know th at tte y are paying very few guns and comparatively little ammunition can tte bill be disposed of. “ '' •.' * ' iin p t io v u v»» *• # m i _ Now, tt e eaUbllehmen of g re a t Private maker* of these miterUls uee their fectdrlei^ vested Interest* among larg* to a large extent during times of peace to make other groups of voters, particularly thing* which are In no way connected with Wgr. -And when when local offldaU throughout war come*, the factories are qulddg‘«onverted to the man­ tt e land are t t e lobby1*U fee ufacture of war material*. But even the BeeialUt govern­ those group*, 1« an appaUagty ment of Premier Blum doe* not e*re to go Into the manu­ dangerous thing. Vfa know t t e history of t t e veterans’ p ap n eata facture of ordinary merchandbie. ’ ► * *•*” ' JBIILB VKRHK FOB TODAY since the TOa. Those who a re It appear* likely that France will find not only 1U deeply alarmed about t t e present A DEN OF THIEVK8: And said purchase but al*o It* ownership of munition and armament fiscal morality in Washington Mate item , H ta w ritten, My hnuaa factories an exceedingly expensive proposition. And when • ta l l be celled tte hause of prayer; (Jermnny attack* Rusal*, or Austria, Prance wiU find it­ human misery. But to diamiaa can say with eartelnty that some­ tori ye have mada it a den of self involved in a bloody amt coetly struggle much the Item all na easily aa th at la to thing much g reater than t t e veterans' lobby, hut similar In ftie v e a ^ M a u te w 21:13. name a* if the munition factorise bed remained in private eshiblt another kind of Indiffer­ method Is hieing permanently ence, the Indifference of the unhand*. dieeemtng ll/a In which tt e vivid Impressions of the moment have destroyed the memory of esperienre and inhibited the Im agina­ tion of the future. Whet la It that disturbs dis­ cerning men in the spectacle of gM li -ioaaal deficit T It is not the money Uut^tr. te te g spent today. commonest eympthns bf the de­ cay of Democratic aoririleeT The American people can afford No amount of sympathy and to spend th a t much money today, admiration fo r the many real and most of them would rath er achievements and g reat purpeee thave some of It spent wastefully, of tt e A dm inistration caa, I be­ even corruptly than th a t sa y of lieve. justify silent acquiescence tha people should be In want, In a policy on w arm-hearted lashould be denied the decent ne­ difference to the fact that we cessities e f Ilf* end tha mainte­ nance of their hope and their etand today a t a point where self-respect. Moreover, there Is tte subsidising e f pressure group* much to be said, though on this without resolution te resist them there nr* -great dlfferancaa threatens to become tte W tabamong thoughtful men, fa r the 11*bed practice of the federal Until that th re a t use of government expenditure governm ent to offset private deflation 7>y stim ulating the demand for goods. I t is not tte generosity of tt e Administration nor Us ef­ forts to prim s the pump th at ought moat to disturb us. I l la , that tb s keynote speeches, t t e platform, end the President's ad­ dress were totally indlffarent to become generally habituated te tte problem of how t t e country the receipt of su b sid ise,, Is to avoid turning tem porary relief into perm anent subsidies. I U was suggested a t the eon­ CITY BRIEFS , vsntlon th a t tt e nation spent ’ about 35 billion* to fig h t a fo r­ ’ sign w ar and th a t It can afford Monday sig h t, a c c u sin g to W ' to spend half aa much to fight announcement today from C hair­ - a domestic depression. No doubt man H arry M. Papworik. U can. B ut t t e troabla la th a t - while a w ar ends with a treaty Only a r r r y few tax c e rtio ­ , ef p«ac* and a demoboIllation, rate* were told a t t t e delinquent I a depression ha* ao such definite tax tale held early this week a t , ending. The expenditures of a de- City U all, aoron tlng ta a report . preeion do not autom atically te - mado today by f . U. U m *en, coma unnecessary. On t t e cons trary, tte y have a moat powarful tendency to perpetuate them ­ selves regardless at t t e actual recovery of business. Wa can see th a t In t t e treasury state- y io rid s’s newest senator is Hill All these prospective candulaGupping out of the sens! " i > |*S would seam to indicate Hi M tefotj; has got it tfl fur Ih ■gspapers. ‘ s•■ ' H any local establishments »h terra betn threatened by boycott o u t te Increase tb rir business, all have to do la to advert!** g M It was th at made the threats. If money grew nn tree*, the big ■ogporatlona w<*uld probsbly own •U t t e tree*.—P lant'C ity Courier. ih* Democrat* would be lightwith (he Republicans for the k t o of picking them. E Zion* heck may t e on* of those feOowa the horacfolke sent to Gengraas Juet to get him nut of fn rg . Anyway we’ll have a good m g p e s .o f finding out If^ te car­ n e t put hi* th re a t of running ( g governor. V.And ,then ----maybe 0----another . rra**• they tu rn ’em out of Itaiford f**t t* because the belter class •ohvlcts up there, we are told, r t t u * to associate with eomo the bum* . which our local Brie ar* always sending up V * a n all welf,w# are belaledr Odritsd, with reference to our Kent i t s lam ent regarding tt e •tivlty of Florida’s gorem ore. | teem* th a t Oor. Carlton, Gov. tariJn, Gov. Rardeo, Gov. Browid , and several others, to mtnksn J u s t.n fsw, war# born In rierUa, a* wall aa Gov, Cono, lia t’s w hat come* from taking *0lher fellow’s word for sumo* Col. Somerve I, of cross state •M ai (sm s. Is now In chargo ol ,W f A activities In Now York City. J te r o be Rill have an opportunity ko And out what “unwarranted criticism ,"' “biased attacks” and "ill adv|sed end misinformed ohto n c tio n ” are really like. When to tangling with thoae r York communists, he’ll wish %l w m hack In Florida w tera it ■ml spirit of co-operation exists. jU vereaaal willroatabout$1,50<LA i M n e C rash * poo M d enough money cma W . • ----------fo r ita entire construe; c a ir o , i n A tkro," t e declared. Sew n B ritish M i t e l h® qi and six o tter* injured who* a m asn, secretory of .the L»ka ceupty chsm ter of gemmercet Ralph 1legwell, secretary e f t t e B e te w le lo u ity Chamber of Comma rcy; Mr. end Mss, R. L. Dean, honor­ ary. guest saeiimber . l . . of _T the ‘. 1 . Kiwsnis _ ___ Chib; Andrew Carrnway, presldept of the Junior C hsm ter a f Com­ merce; !}.' B. McCall, president pf t t e lio n s Club; a B. Pope, presi­ ; official BnRway t e u ton dent of the (Rotary Club; City Commissioners W. JL Dupree, M. M cL A U U N Je w * J. Lodge and Mayor 8. 0 . Shfeholser guests of Commissioner P. N, W hitehurst; and U f . Beyls. •e*iatapt state's attorney. Also Pan] Raymond, president ef t t e DeLand XiwaaU C u b and AN NO UNCEM ENT Fred B aetanun. W. J. P errett, Wm. Craig, W alter L e h m a n and W. M. Dr. Piter 8- Boy bate* to * ' Glrdardiace e f t t e DeLand Xllicensed by th f ito to •§ wanUi P rank Bell of DeLand and t t e o rth astra composed o f Eddie id * Seminole C * m tf Reynolds, B irger W esU r sad R ay­ City of (toafqrd W pntolk* V fr mond Thomas. eriaary medicine, f l l tto r iMr. Lehmann was Invited by Mr. n a tf doge efith r a h te e e a q f ^ * Marentette to Introduce the prin­ cipal speaker. Mr. Lehmann teld according to d ty of his long-time friendship with end prieSL' Mr. Hendricks and of how t e and e f a A- **• T M n. Lehman* * telped t t e new ■easily* through school. He alee (C o a tla a e d a. - i __■ - W* tea |d tod ye* lb * l •*» iNOLE Personals W. r . Rawnel left this Ing for Charles to iC’S 'T . to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mtlson of Miami were the week-end guests of Mrs. B. E. Takaeh. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cameron have returned from Ulenvtlle. N. C , where tte y spent a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Brew #y hare gons U* Welch, W V a, to spend some time a t their lummer home. * "M Hanel Tew ha, returned to Columbia. S. C after ipendlng two weeks here with her parents. MUs Jane Frank of Fort Myera ie the guest of her uncla and aunt, Mr. and Mm. D D. Smith, Mrs. and M>| D D Smith re­ turned Monday night from Sanibal Island wherr they spent the week-end. r Open , Bj^ort Order* tte'{riiy fo r C haU tehtbee W hifrr aha opening prayer a fte r which tha1 has accepted a position with the mission study leison was pre­1 Florida S tate Hospital. * ' sented by Mrs. F. B. Doss. I t was announced th a t t t e August m eet­ Mr. and M n. J. D. Woodruff ing will te in the form at a pic­ hav* returned from polnU In tte nic. northern p a rt at Georgia w hen During the social hour refreeh- tte y spent several days. metns were served to the follow­ ing: Mrs. H. P. Philips, Mr*. Miss M argaret Wlndeau of Eugene Hlgglne, Mrs. John Orlando, district director at soBumbley, Mrs. W. D. Hoolehan, rial welfare, spent Tuesday hart M fl.'T nB : Does, Mrs. J. 0 . Walt*. a t ths local welfare office. Mrs. W. E. Wells, M n. M. C. Mills, and M n . R. H. Duncan. Miss Fannie R ate Munson Is Improelng a t te r homa on Myrtle Mr*. W. A. Fltt* and eon, Al­ Avenue following a tonsil opera­ bert F itts, left this morning for tion performed this morning. Charleston, 3. C., Philadelphia, Mias Connie McCall, daughter Wheeling, W. Va., and other points where they will spend of Mr. and M n. 0 . E. McCall la several week*. They w e n accom­ In Valdosta, Ga. visiting te r panied by Mno Winston Hayes, grandmother, M n. Mae Conoley. tt e form er Mlaa M artha Fitte, M n. D. J . Stoke* and son, who wRl visit M auds la Charles­ Donald 8 takas, Jr., of DeFunlak town, W. Va. • Springs ar* the guests of the former’s grandm other, Mr*. B. E. Takaeh. Dr. E. D. Brownlee returned this morning from Montreal, N. C. where be epesit aereral days attending t t e Presbyterian* edu­ cational conference. COUNTY W III* » *‘*l Mrs. II It McCall. J r . Catherine weak, a fte r being tr.n .fe rra d s Joycr S lrcl, n<. . , ir At b ar. from Tampa. | k|n. , Frank Pickens. Edward T tn yt«ra Imprisonment !■ trot w hite. Kug«*ne Singletary, an*l maximum s.nlenct poa.lbl. Poul- EHllh Singletary not, Sam Kogere *nd JoMPh Inlarmcdlate Department. Irene Shoemaker. Socialist* who were Un<, y ,.rv N. „ [rtcll"* * * !dJ ‘.h* 1.,0n; Cullen W right; Senior D ep.rtni.n-. Randall Priest, Kd Wilson, snd I-nwell Hoover; Adult Department, Mrs. W. I. Clark, Mrs. W alter Kdenfield, Mrs llcssie Hutchison, Mrs llilnm Uindquist. Mrs. (,'. C Priest. Mr, John I’. Vaughn. Mrs. t, K Sims. V>«. W S. Thornton. Mrs Paul Johnson. Mrs HONOR ROLL F D Price. J D P irker. W T Akers. I„ It Philips. W I. Clark. IR W Ware. It Sim*, snd R U Hutchison. o s H tT -lT -Y O U m The Only Complete w.-rsMfcgti#: w.nLW.rifaC>o»vi-^^h*r To: s Mr*. H. T. ThHlpa n r< Fried Chicken f 4 « 4 tte c l f e a f b - a n r ti r frsakneee a< t t e , i W r t . . J t o win ewtoF ton w r e l e t r 1rawed "feel." to* FfW te * k l Honoring tt e members of te r bridge club, Mrs. Herman E. Mor­ ris tnteiturned w ith a bridge p ar­ ty Tuesday afternoon a t te r home in P inehunt. Yellow m ari­ golds and d w a r f xinnias ware used as decorations. A fter several pro gets irons of bridge had teen played, high score prise among the club memJn-ri, a framed picture, wae assanled to Mrs. Otto Caldwell, while high score prixe for the other guests, • towel, was pre­ sented to Mrs. J . N. TenheL Mrs. II. W. Rucker was ths recipient of the "screeno" prise. At the tea hour an Ice and sw rrt course was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Clara Stem per. Those present were; Mrs. J. M. Stlneelpher, Mrs. Otto Caldwell. Mrs. J. N. Tenhet. Mrs. II. H. Coleman, Mrs. Ales R. Johnson, Hr*. R. U Cornell, Mrs. L Reed, Mrs. II. W. Rucker, bridge guests, and Mrs. Clara Stamper and Mrs. M. C. Barry, tea guests. yrar-old sister. Joan, who had won a film contract Hut when the director* »aw Mary, thi y g*v# her a Job. too. Ami here we find her reheaisinK for « dunce. (A P Photo) * Hendricks Effort* O n River Canal Crop* (•» * « wHk rterm ,”Ss g5r n ’L“ S S ’................... T 8 i£ f i effle*. Y O U R tokurmi 112. Magnolia Mixed the way you like them by an expert. V}bushel , Peck $1.25 70c Extra Special! £ k ' « " 5 e " s Uee Reeiaol Otatm ent to relievo the maddening lech of acaeme, pioris.u, r o tw a ITT. ead M u S h itM H m a « Resinol Svnoml rant- Ilelye W*UM. m Attractht Worm Cotton Colonial 81X101 BEDSPREADS PEACHYi Mr. end Mr*. Jaka Powell sad son, John Powell, Jr., rstarnsd today to th air bom* in Quincy a fte r spending n short tim e her* with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hand. Friends at Mrs. W. J r . win be g M to learn la Im nsaelay a t the I f # j , fa A. Pitta, th a t ate Fersald. Hospital Woven cotton spread* In l>opular colonial typo de­ sign. Compare this vaiua— you’ll be pleaaed to eave ao much at Panney’al Fine quality c o t t o n , haavy* weight, and ctaolek of blue. Cynthia Rip Proof PANEL Mr. aad Mrs. George- Wite» left t t e lf t r r t a f t t e wnek I W getoaffM . a Cw aad W aratom Va-. to gpewd a few We s r a te B l SPRING L A U , N. J.. Jaly 5 .- ' ^ / i tta BLOSSOM la a promt** ito k ja riahty IWMOed la thma tm pmh-veivet p a rtte e thee are going Into oar « •p m te P - 'h • «***» * W a thfak we’ve m tocod them ariem H egy ■ eeallqhe h»ap—ekeeal • • g p e e te Wtoiem eeiii h o u X h ear* abeef / Aema j ' V ,— “ u ~ Phone 286 PARK AVE. Rockefeller Reuches Ninety-Seventh Year ,pf t t e le M to .te | R LIQUOR STORE I’h o n e H71-W Mra. P ries Angel end wins, John and Buddy, era planning to l*eve la to rd n y hy motor for MadisonviUe, ( F i w h en they will spend some tim e with reUtlre*. OL 8. Dennis, head of the fe.L A "S i B W #n. to Florida, w |* hero today Wlfk 0. B o u iw w re A d v a n c e * ' I n T e n n is T o u rn e y • * |jk* Ib ^ rih a I 1 U - f* IN SANFORD MIXED DRINKS Km CANNINt; Emil Shnol has as hi* guest* a t hi* ham* near the Geneva Bridge, Mr. and Mra. Ben AusUn and Mr. and Mra. Lewis Shon| and young eons e f Seraaota were here daughter, Anne, a n j eons. U-wU Monday for a short lime with Mr. and Allen, and Mr*. Nellie Shool. and Mrs. Boetoa Steal*. They wero enrout* te Now London, N. C. %sstsat£ kJTkkr,' ran IPhone 11.1 Revival Under Way Meeting Is Held By Methodist Circ At Monroe Church M n. E. Molnar and daughUr, Mlaa Dorothy Melnar, of DunMllon arrived today te apemr e short time te r* with the former’* mother, Mrs. B. ( . Takaeh. P R E P A R IN G jjOM tKH MU* Alma Rowland rstarnsd home yesterday dram Wrlgktsville, Ga. w h a n she spent a month w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.’ T. Rowland. ■ ■! i - r r r . ' IN E *’ — I The honor r**ll for the month of BARTOW. July *.—VP>—Caun- June, First Meth«di,t Sunday Ml (or fly* former Tampa police- School, w«< announced yesterday men, convicted of kidnaping on# by those in charge of the .school, of threo victims of a flouring mob |t Includes the follosring member In Tam pa today argued a motion Cradle Roll fk-partm ont, M nrthi *#r. ^ ..W \ l . Jud* ' M»e Thapmsn and Linda Maynard Robert Dewell who so far has not lleginners- Department. Mr. W sentenced the quintet. I K. Ilalnra. Mis, I - , Kll. Il.n lle . Sam Crosby, r . W. BwlUer, C .l» |i* . Mary A ice Williama. Nancy A. Brown J r , C. W. C arllils trul j* ln Appleby. Marian Singletary.. John P. Rrtdges ware eonvicUd Oeorg* Sims. J r . C. enn McCall Map tS of kidnaping ®urana F. B. r U r , Ann K.lrnf,el.l. snd Nell J jf * ouUWr V * ,T*mP‘ M ulligan Junior Department. M r, noliea station on the night of j u (:Uffc Mr, „ utkl> Miss Carolyn Dague is visit. Ing te r grandparents, Mr. and Mr». l l . J. D tfue. at their home I Mrs. M. C. Mills and M rs R. on Lake Gem. H. Duncan were hosteaa*a a t the regular meeting of Circle N um ­• Friend* of Mrs. A L. Kelly ber One of t t e F irst Methodistl will regret to learn that she ron­ Church held Monday afternoon a t! tlnllcs to te III at her home. 310 Mrs. Mills’ horns, 511 Magnoliai Palmetto Avenue. A tin u t. M n. W. D. Hoolch&n preiided. ^ , Now Y O U ’L L K JW W 1 ; Mrs. H erm an M ortis E ntertains A t B ridge Circle Number One Meets At Mrs, Mills frwm p a s s one) centra ted f or the Immediate preh­ eat. Under t t e amendment* to tt e soil*, program, fa^mera will te perm itted te cut soil depleting crop* (b et s e t com ) and annual legumes tor forage; will be alJ m * to M ine a previously eoukj be pastured .only ,*r (lipped green; and may plant gm srgsucy fefgge and feed to r ton sa y land on their farm s with­ out regard to land use daselflcaUon, . With total drouth losses esti­ mated a t around 1300.000,000, the to t t e t e a Ju.O asto k .O rlao d o . SANFORD TW ENTY YEARS AGO *^*9w A a them Clsss of tt e First J t e d M Church wiU meet a t 3:30 J>. M. i t tt e church annex with - i t e R .’ L. Garrison, Mrs. L. A. Thq Summer Blb'e School will gfv* g review of two weeks’ work Ib tt e form of ■ play at 7:30 I*. M. Ot t t e Epiacopal Pariah House. T te public is Invited. Silver of- W ERT.-The The Orlando C lfn u Production Credit Association will m eet friend ot oure hands us this ,1b* m anufacturing Industry artificial legs ta d arm s and tpedle manufacturing for en naeka, back* aad pelvic a U Ptaking up. I t seems th a t leprsssUn (n this Industry was ga rotssh.ta t t e dw llac In railtov f f d u i m U m U be (o hard times In gene rah tori with t t e toeraas* to automobile smssb- W B0NE8DAY 1 B a M e tis Class of t t e P in t B aptist Church will meet a t R:00 P . M. a t tt e home of Mrs. II. K. M jp H 10ia .W est Twentieth • a f Option Bfrnett; X M X p i- II. Gumming, Mrs. F. I’. Rinei, Cppl/ Maw TI Hrial In Mr*- s- J Su'**rt- mi*’ Mari# OCCR l i e n O l 111 Etewart. Mrs. J. H Smith. Mrs. Flogging A f f a i r ffilfil.n,vll,r- Calendar Legislative nominees H . J . L sb eu n Former Policemen And Personal Activities _ Washington,” tt e nomlnsa stated. Bo aloo cited his interest In tt e project before his campaign fa r election by telling of U s ro arertattoo with Cangrrssm an Green, wba, according U Mr. Hendricks, pram toad his support. The p iegiam was arranged un­ der t t e d irc tio n af J . U Mareqtatts a t e .IlC guests l^ lu d te ; Mr. Hendrkks, County Commissioner*alsct W. a Williams, V. A. Dyaoa, Onward W i t h Huge Losses fa / \m to <m X rs.- s w h r .s h tate.ee aa adisrilsmiii to4 D U H L fN E N S �ir jr ^ r r r r r U i i &UdM U> H urls Shut-Out Sanford Draws Saints Blanked Blood In Fifth; By Albritton As Poles Seven Hits G-Men Win, 3-0 JANITOR SETiS POLE VAULT MARK ■m» Sanford's Lookout* *r* on thp Batch. Tomorrow they meet the Saint* In St. Augastino and came here Friday for a return game with the mtn from the Ancient City, r% f \ n HT * by ____ "' • Helen Stephen* has her heart Sir Perey Vincent, lord m a y o r',* t on making the Olympic team of London, on behalf of the B r it- |ju*i t0 ahe can get the chance to Ish Olympie Association, h at In - jr* ;, agslnst Stalls Walsh, viled the International -------------- Olympic -------- 1 "I'm gonnt beat her," the Ful-1 committee Ito hold tha Games ton (Mo.) Flash drawled. It sound­ ed more like a prophecy than a mmltle* accepts, sf- promise. I j» ' g, wHI to mtoe to raise! rllhfr U st Stolls Walsh Un w*800, i | than do anything else at the O'ym'* Dr lUh. But, of course, J1I take anyum already has been , M nf The feud let ween these two oat- 111 make lts ^ ^ t o . |Wk,n s “ ll* w »'»h "• fused to match strides with the rhe I o lbl|r frem bUnk M1,,ourt ne 1908 t m Games Games «ware ,„f ,lr tn l inlry for , ,f l , r ,! *n,n ' which listen was to run. A short R n rn h Q avo ,,m* twfore. Miss Stsphens, como u n t n iSajTB pl#u|y unknown In track ctrclao. ID D O rt Landon up*** n*'1s to win a nsllohsi ■ Indoor sprint HU*. **°> *■— —SenMlie Witih, holder of tho Otym1®. B*r»h plodged si- pic 10O-meter championship, which ulsy to tho Republican tha won In 1922, end po.sesslng 1st form. jult iprint record at 0 Intention of bolting the time, did not relish being ootesld the veteran Rs- footed by an unknown. Several ,taB* . uncomplimentary remarks regard^porting the platform ing the srwcomer'a ability and been supportlog the nroopeeto wore credited to Mtea am the beginning." Welsh, and, W ore long, a falra long-swelted elari- .|*»d feud between theOe feminine reh removed the e i- speodstere wae flaming. Mist Btofcl* 1•* m«nr leaden rhepa was dstormlned to repent to Waahlagton regard- her vktdrr ever the Olympie ehamd In the campaign. plan to show that It eras nn fluke, i, Kan, the Rtpublicin «ht1e i Rtslla was eqaelly deternominee, , Govereor mined that the Btophtns gtrl was I, I am happy to have Mk going to get ■ reputation at Uon of Senator Boreh her expense. All the king', hones and ell the hlngte men roe Id not 1 withheld definite an- get those two glrte together again, of hla Intentions reRot with the Otvmpte Goatee at iteg n »lxU torm-Jbut B»riln In tho offing tho peeeldeny n friend* flat another meeting teems s will ran agate. likely. Miss Wnteh will, ne doubt. -_ » « w_ i t ____ j bo on hand to ranraaent her anr a il 18 u r g e d UTt Pelsnd tad to defend her W*) II 1 IT I t l*.l for D lllln eh sm In »«k. Itasrh . ... H U use UUUt S I T see lie ! , * - » C la r y l . l M slik y . I M illU m s * . M artin. ■ms. H *l- kalt*4 la; tnnu*t»» t T v * it IsMniiltiii. Hlriltn MVtlU*"; WUleaknra, U nitstre e t. Deekts f ls r s i M sltkrt llnrtutck to IH1- ^ mradty fl * To Victory Over Arlington Track Jely M London E nters Bid p <• F o r m o Olympics •s ehUf e A VV ''ll V Boetoa I n n a of I tU wrought NEW TORE. Joly S—m - O r I - J im mi* their rraatoat wonders, tha NatSontrerowding end Urn ahallewneee if at League ended Ha haunting fourthe New Astoria pool hamparol ytsr-old nightmare yesterday by finally whipping tha Ameritan tha candidates far the United NEW YORK, Ju'.y R ^ W League, 4 ta t. In the annual, a.ISla tee Olympic women's a w IraFfghtlng off the closing rash ol stir lin n . mlng team as wall as tha diver* Seated and ridiculed In tha three the favorite, the Three D’e Farm 's prrrioq* encounters let Chleago, two-year-old Oily, Gin Daisy, raced who wU compete today fee Um threo runs and knot the daunt. New York and Cleveland, the to victory in the Oakton feature at National A. A. U. Ugh platform diving championship aa they at­ The Rede with the aid e l Pa- •booting etara of tha aanlor circuit Arlington Park yesterday. Talks errors, scored otic* hi the returned to aacandaney on thu Covering the five and a half- tempted to gat in final practice first and again in the third with­ fsmece atamping ground of tha furlongt In 1:05, Gin D aily, owned stations yesterday. The diving championship %0| out getting * U t eff CouU In mtrade men, with Ita -greatest by Paul and Guy Waggoner of theta two frames, hot weal ahead pitching ncaa moffttng tha Ameri­ Port Worth, Tcxaa, beat out the serve aa a preliminary event ta with two tingles and a boss on can League etegd gum complete'/ Milky Way Farm 's Natlon'a T u t* , the final Olympie trials, scheduled at tha atari and than Just luting the favorite, by three-quarters of for Saturday sod Sunday. under a withering seventh-inning a length with Ad locator, owned Mott of the star divers were eo barrage that threatened to send hy Joseph E. Wkdener, _ running hand, bat they found the spring­ them tumbling once more Into da- third. boards weren't to their HMag and font. ‘Ridden by Jockey Eddie A rtir>, that they had to there the faeillTa give vent to their long pant-1 the Oily took the lead a t the start tlei with the cash easterner* of rasa*! wae siolras headed, Ismm i p0 - the big pool, standing ta Unwind up fery Is the "dream game,” the end waa never to pay t(1 Nattonai Laagnera rubbed aslt in­ to win, W OO to placa and (3.40 to their rival*' wound* by making to show. Nation's Taste was (3.110 their greateat freahman hero of end (2.40. The win qualified Gin the teaaon, eeaietlonil Joe Dl Meg- Daisy for the (5,000 added Hyde gla »f the high riding New Yerk Park Stakes next Saturday. Yankees, the "goat" of the clastic. Jockey R. Wholey booted in two Joe, the yanageter with lew wa­ winners in tha e e ry races coming ter In hie veins, crnckad up yester­ home with Royal P light, which Bolling day, committing two glaring rola- paid (12.00 to win In the opening bands on the bottom. walked to put two oa te tho tenth S ya that contributed to rival acot- claiming event, ( t_-2 furlongs for The protests af Um with one away. -Lows reHevod and falling In the pinches tnicn two-year-olds end up, and brtag- brought a promise a Could who had held the Jtod* to when a bate hit would )i*rt conditions, however. sic hits «ad Roberson promptly changed tha. story. . " * tbe tMHTaiJ*£rionI j-,fqi- f * ^ . singled off the relief barter U Ae the amafreit crowd *vef to' yetr-oTa*. HSmeVCpsid |1&.40. end the game. watch the all-star clataic, n dlaapOlympic candid*toe. Mrs. Dorothy polating throng of. ISAM, halle-l Boynton Hill of Lm Angola#, IMS this axplotti af such National V aulting J a n i t o r League brill las ta u Diary Dean, Gets B oost In Pay her title la order to ceoeaalrate Carl H d M I and Lon Warneke upon the Olympic Uric. With Mr*. far their combined seven hit pitch­ BAN PRANCISCO, July 8.—OP) Poynton out, the fsvarito’t rote ing performance, the grand Yan­ —George Varoff, San Francisco's goes to Bath Haorgor of Miami i s kee rookie wavered and cracked polo vaulting Janitor who risked Bsieh. yin.. numir-QD l u t m b under pleasure—at bat and afield. Iota of hla Job to compete In the Among her rivals vrl'J bo Oaraellgv OKLAHOMA CITT. Joly 8.— Twice, Der Mag had fielding National A. A. U. senior champion- Gilllssen sad Mr*. Helen Howard Tbe widow,of E. H. (Tod) Coy, tepees end each tteea they were ■hips a t Princeton test week-end, of ■New York sad Both Nanai sad Yale's football Immortal, was dis­ expeMlre ta the American League leaped Into a (100 bonus and a sal­ Ruth Jump of Lm Angelas. covered here, yesterday working Aa cause, (a the second Inning, with ary Increase along with his world a domeetle to eat and keep a raof Dean and Lofty a rove locked la record of 14 feet, 8 1-2 Inches. Elate, Mae, Lodlte and B111J* Col­ aver her head. n scoreless tie and with Frank V areffa boss telegraphed him quitt, of LeGrange, 0 « , ham their The discovery come after she Demorae of tho Cobs on fln t base, yesterday his Job Is being hold open birthday parti** together. All visited a Utt!e pawnshop, There Jee afloteptod to make n kneewere bora an Aug, 1L ■ho pawned a wedding ring set la high catch of Gabby Hartnett's *me raids, a gold medallion, a gold terrific dries to right. He missed, < v o e w e -" g football end a 3knU and Bones tho boll railed to tha wall and slow, badge to buy'food. plodding Gabby went to third and The Jewelry was engraved) "X. Demon# trotted heme. Pinky Whitney eoerad Gabby a minute In­ H. Coy—Yete U." Tho pawnbroker ezs raised the ter ***h n tong fly to center, glrarticles and ssadn aa offer, whteh teg the Nationals * lend they never woe accepted. Bo veiWiet: by one who really knows how "Could It bo Tod Coy, the Yete Briggs. Jeweler, Mag. Are, athlete T" ThoM wen, she admitted, the China Gives H oliday 8 - Lw t s a l Foand trinket* of Coy. twice Al-AraeriTo W itch A thletics can and picked by Waiter Camp eomerarat fir tho AB-Tlmo football team. HANKOW, China, July I__ (A>) Tho pawnbroker. Phillip Bekteo, wrut to tho Skull and Bones So­ ciety nf Yah. asking If It enred In POUND: Small lore 'bird. Owner’ totephooe 740 hey things whteh had tetengel In may knee same hy h ten U fy^ 1' _ _ ■ Coy. Aa answering telegram ashed and paying for thin ad. r»n WCMiT VVU him In Mad Urn Jeorefary. J., Herald. _ Bungalow. _ Tho widow la support tog herself m n domes tie. She answered tha D ELAND, Ruck, Gainesville second base­ man. In th e fourth Inning with m e Saint runner on bate. Third Raaemen Dari* of tha Ancient City nlgo lined one to the right of Ruck. Ruck raced to hi* right, leaped Into the a ir to spear the bell one-handed, end then threw to F tr r e iil e t first to double the runner a t that bag. In the 1alith, he robbed Davis of another hit ei he went fa r behind second base to take In a hard roller and tossed to Devtll a t second to force Swindell. The G-Men scored one run In the f l n t on n hit, n sacrifice, sruli an error. Another was added toi the third on two pasaes and s singly. The third run was pushed across tb s plats In the fourth on two hits and a wild piuK. IJTNDON, July R.—(Ah—Lon. ■Inn wants tha 1940 Olympic GamvxI 00m D fflfig g io Labeled A s Goat O f Gai^g; bbeli, W arneke Touched B ut Seven B ingles Shallow W ater And Roberson’s Sin gle tyi Crowded Conditions T enth T urns T ide BOSTON, JUy S.—(AT—Over the aaaaa historic fround that Gin Daisy Races A r o u s e P rotests In F avor O f R eds George Atail Inga and hla miracle GAINESVILLE, July 8. — In a pitchers' duel between Madler of the lookouts and Kin- Pitching a brilliant game, le f ty Ml of the Daytona lleach Istond- Albritton of Gainesville blanked UTtf, the Lookouts defeated thu) the St. A ugustine Satnti, S-O, aftomoon, a l­ llknders, 8 to 0, here yesterday hart yesterday afternoon. Medler turned In a though ha gave op nlna hits. Ha six-hit itl-hlt performance, only 1C 10 men «a« Invlnctbla In tha pinches. facing him during the first fibs Innings. rend today, playing In Daytons _ m m 0m Overtime Fracaii Joe Loop Leaders Lim ited Shaw Buck E xecutes F ield in g Gem Of T o Six Safe Blow s; Day In 4th Frame { N ew Men In Game T)M Islander*' only th re a t came In the ilsth ami ninth I" ' triage. In the alith , Martin and Balitkl tingled In aucreaelon, but (Intel h it to Mallby who threw put ’M artin coming In home, llo- National Leaguers Score Aqtuatic Stari( First Win Over Americans Azaleas, M , b Widow Of Famous THE STANDINGS Grid Coach Work* A House Servant at. A e r u a t ls e » n *U i**vllle 2. Iie r tu n a I h i C W I i Benfor*) I . n s la tk o , i D e L e M I. Oaesee T * U ( . DetraoC s i P stslk o . O ssrerc s i tie ria e e B eack. OalnesvUle e t It. A u c u s tla a , C lassified 4 •tend n M ay pdhte holiday durteg u Mg nthtette meet la order to give tho people an opperiunity • f seeing young Chbra at play. �Aay iilM < * # * « * NEWSPAPER iiu ra lii SANFORD, FLORIDA,. THURSDAY. JULY 9, 1936 ' Blasts Death — *i -«■« Ruth B ryan Owen's Handsome* Fiance d Illinois L egislator in T ypical’ Underworld Fash­ io n A t Chicago ■. -1 4)1 B idders Officers A re Seek School Told ToClub Bus Routes Rand Pickets Sanford In Tho Only Central M L Florida City Affording Rail. H ig h w a y * And Water Transportation ^ NUMBER 2 l t . ■-*' Established In 1908 Light R ains Arouse Hope In Dry Area WORKERS STONED BY PICKETS IN STRIKE STRIFE Trustees Hoping To Connecticut G o v e tGive Recommenda­ nor H alts Vacation tions B y Monday; To Launch Attemp* New Autos Needed A t Stopping Strike .i Blistering Heat Wave Is Responsible For 168 Deaths In Mid* die West Regions Forty-one bid* for Kemlr.ola MlDDLiSTOWN, Conn., July V. County school bu* ruulr. today —W l—Tear gma wax rushed into w«r* in lh . hind* of district ioarda who received th- rsUmataa | tha Remington-Band atrika are* Governor after an Irupee t i e ty thr county Wadaaadey night n Wilbur L. Cross cut hia vacation board. Shotgun Charge Rips T. W . Lawton. superintendent a t abort to Intervene In tha crisis. Through1 H ead Of county education institutions, u l d Orders went out to mors than bid. probably would b» returned 100 state and locel police officers R etreatin g Victim for action Monday after they had bc«n approved by thr local croup*. to club strik er, who .tem pted to CHICAGO, July ».— (AP) i R r T V , %— d a t e . I*vesw) The county l>*nt Wednesday m o tet workers leaving tha plant, —John H. Bolton, Illlnob Scattered rain* today where a atrika has been In prog­ • pant p rictlc.lly the entire day in state ■ ta te irepresentative, waa se­ lirmight temporary’ relief to considering application* for school ress for more than six weeks. In typical ganga a sinated a u few sectioitn in the nation route, on which new, .1 -ateel bu*a. ___ Style today when a ahot* blanketed by ntifling heat £ land Meantime, Jam es II Rand, J r . aro to ba u.*d with the beginning blast ripped through hia but no general break waa <7 gun aun bl president of the far-flung type­ of tha next school term. Thirty persona were wounded and two boar* were wrecked in running fights between worker* and forecast in the torrid weath- > bead after ratlin to out-dis­ w riter manufacturing empire, de­ Superintendent Lawton Slid tha strike pickets m iroum ling the factory of Itennngtun Item) rt Cincinnati. The picket* a ir shown er. tance pursuers in a 60-mile* county h a . approximately 20 clared he would have no dealings throwing a *howrr uf rocks at one bu* carrying workers tu their homr*. ( A I* Photo i Mr-hour chase. Deaths reached at leaat with labor organisations In kip roulax on which lid* w ar. mbICS. Hlazing destruction con* Polka admitted th a t they war* mltted. Rom. 20 buses ar* needed plant. Neither, he said, would bt tinued tx> mow crops In tha a t s Iota for a definite motive ( to rover them adequately, ha ■erogniio tho authority of tho Na­ fertile fields of the Middle W a tt tional ta b o r Relations Board to behind tba .hooting, although j Captain ’Bo*rye Rohda (abovo), added. Misery, want and despair grow taka up anion complaint* against thap co u ld .ro d effort* mada __ by tall, handaom* member of the In masting tha added ax pans*, a ! In . .lh* a g ric u ltu ra l iwqte**;-*^: JJUf ftestech**' Jte//j)» . N. Y. Bolton to bgallao ha ndbook b * t-| j y , g u ard , of King Christian. o f , „ the anions f th . D a n k k ^ ^ O h a ^ ^ W j ^ h o af 'P M .V il f li F ll , HTdario. July him h b Ufa. In flaw Tork July 9 for h i. mar- figure 111 'not wo/k any too great which havg either halted or Im­ p w | Temperatures in three figures 9 —tiPl— A von was horn to ­ paired operation* at soma of hia hardship, xince a two-mill slash Authorities Indicated th at la-j riag* to Mrs. Ruth Bryan Ow.n, h a r m r f n o F i u n w ,r' in pro*p*ct for mo*t a u t t s branch plants, Rand challenged: day to Mr*. Olivia Dionne, I d l l l l 1 l U ^ I d l l l frem miH cnntln .n t to tha ta s k of bookte method* United S la t., minister to Den­ has been affected In the xchool "I will continue to operate the mother of the "quintuplets." levy throughout tha county. -------: rrn sevboard, d ira rt million, from tb . m ark. (A P Photo) Dr. J E | Jo /al idtlciatrd, a*. Tbs board yesterday voted to plants on an open shop basis. I tat. of tho Chicago will close them down completely rtealva bids Tharsday for two new elatetl by t'l,.u ettr, a Callander •a „ , suing part* of North Dakota, nur»e, both Mr* Diunue and buses, to ba rounty owned, which rath er than give In to tha union. ‘ n d m jw li r Or 1 reducing U r I Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois and !oBut I don't believe that will bo the boy were described a* "In wi.l operate in tha Lungwood lec­ L r • 'Hpt.ly a fter the tegteteD m m ii tt 11 1i n n g IT L.ropa, f V n n H ' Enrl,n(1Electrical storm* neewaaary O f the eight plant* u Mnt prop„ ty hit Naw tion. exceptionally good condition.” A* in the case of the "quin­ The body six* re-appolnted It. now operating slg of them aro pro­ „ ~ , , I In Washington, tha AAA eetlTALIJIHASSEE. July 9 .-I /D Hemin.de (m inty celery a n d , mA, „ pUetd th „ , ^ mU. tuplet*." now hnu.ed In an ul­ C. Steele e i principal of tha Lain ducing at 93 parctnl capacity, or better." —The governor', office today an­ Monroe school. tra modern private hospital, cltru* pruduevrs are rligible to l|„ n parsons directly affected by dtind said he would "absolute- nounced that Major Leon J. C. thr newest Dionne baby wav col ret rover crop payments under the drought. In Wyoming, fov* ly refuse to recognise the authori­ Harton. Dayton* llraih Judgeborn in a farmhouse. Reside* the federal aull conservation act, llm lls e * * ttw Faav t « i ty " of the National Labor Hala­ advocate of tha Florida Nationthr five little girls who a t ­ C. It Ibcwson, cointy f»rm agent, l l Guard for three year*, hue tions Board a t Buffalo. T ho eontracted world-wide attention E ighteen P er Cent In­ stitutlona.ity of tha act creating bean transferred to the "unasa t birth on May 28, 19.14. the said tmtey. algned lief' for the "good of tha the regional labor board hai boon A celery grower, be tabf, may Dionnes have five other chil­ terest C hargeable dren. undermined by the Guffey oaal aervicr." Adjutant-General Vivian plant * caver rtop nud [revive Collins recommended the action decision," He aaldf A fter A u gust 3rd 'payment, or hu may leave somu « * « a . ha apoka, Gavaroov 8ho,tl ,iii hi* sct«*gg jdli^pnd still col­ T he official oirdyr charge<l th at Cro.s hurried hack to lha state CITY NEW S BRIEFS capitol In H artford from h i. N Jiarto n had "aligned lect an an amount up u; i r per­ llgned him telf R. .8. Dannie, head of tha f}2subveraiva disloyal and cent of the total n u p acreage. # Waged akT- through Chicago’i iw s tax** after Monday, Aug. FLOBIDAl Generally fa ir to- Hampthire eummar horns. <L* - M s w)4l west aids and mob haunts. Bolton 3, it was announced today by Jnn. Highland Friday axcapt few neat-!*PPrl« d of the UlddalL>wn ilu- force* which wer* attem pting to In the citrus induatry, a plant- ,era! soil conservation program kg Florida, yesterday Vteited Samiwhipped h b macblna through tba Jlnktna, Seminole County tax col- tered thund*r*how*ra Friday a ft- ltio n Philip Hewvt, h it aaecu- disrupt our elate m ilitary estabmay p ro d u c a cuv.r crop (»> ' noi , foOnty and axproaaad hia etroeta rocklooalp and op open lector. xrnoon an eouthwaat coast. Extreme ,lv* xecrrtery. and State Folic, llehment and falleil to display 1whlrh he will t>« paid, or he mey ' satisfaction with progress throttle I* a* effort te throw hb The third day la Aoguat, ho northwest Florida: partly cloudy Commiaeloner Anthony Sunder- loyalty to superior officers which npp f limi^tutir nr ll* tH|u»»al«til her*. la an Indlspaniahle attribute of ......................... .......Friday, tend. furnuoro off thralL ' Mld, has bean designated for tha tonight, cloudy ur iuperphosphate or Its equivalent Mr. Dennis told C. R. Dawtoa, * * | Ha wax told the governor In a a aoldiar.” Fadartriana gawd open-mouthed M|a 0f ^ certificate* covering ___ — ! | to hi* acreage. Ilaslc slag or man- county farm agant, th at 90 p ar Collins wrote Sholtx that B a r­ at tha nMabg battle. | properties on whleh tho bat yoar’a Frlday*» tldaa: low, «: IT A. M. telephone conversation that Mayor cent of tha growers In th a g ro w ___ _____ ___ and 8:45 P. M.; high, IStlQ P. M. Leo B. Santangelo of Middletown ton la "hostile and unfpendly atagta blast from a shotgun taxes remain unpaid. , spread. al farm ing eactlona of tha sta te toward my administration. w ould. demand .National Guard atewk Bolton la ami, coibe'tor Jtekins e.pactel y Son rises at 8:33 A. M. and sate The f*rm «gent pointed out Dial, i »™ participating in tha *J-----‘--------------------------**“lb* o rfa d , r a n p t n a l , n the p a rt of' at 7:31 P. M. Moon H ats at 10:44 troops be cal ad into th* atrika M* MtoombU* caroaned1 front the ca*h alhicalhma frum lha gov vation plan. area if further violence occurs. — dal l nqu. nl proparly own.re, polnt- P. M. and a*!* at 10:30 A. M. Tha state head urged th at lo­ ernm rnf are not leans but are des­ Said Mayor Santangalo: H m killers God. | lB< oljt th a t * rush undoubtedly growar* a c t ignated wholly a* financial assist­ cal farm ers and Stevenson B arnett Johnson of “ It's not a question at winning would coma shortly before tha The Sanford Lion* I'lub moved ance tn those who rare to co-up- quickly In becoming affiliated Sanford U attending tha district or losing tha atrika, aa maintainJast night toward the eslnhllsh-[ eiate with the c nsvrvalion ptu- with tha movamant, line* MXt *F" CCC lifesaving and aquatic Ing law and o rd tr In Middletown. year's county allocation* frees munt of * public heiltti unit licrn gram. school now under way a t Ocean Stoning* and attacks on tha government a re following an address by Mln»' lie reiterated the plan is rn- lh a federal Pond fn Oluatec. The course will home* of worker* will m>t bo "ihasad an Ihl* year’s acUaltl** Three units of tho Florida N a­ Inv* Nelson, a public hrnlth tlrrly voluntary and placrs term inate July 11. tolerated. ml tha number of Individual* tional Guard In Florida today nurse front Orlando. * growar under no obligati,,,,. and acres represented In tba ware preparing fur the annual Mr, Dawson slrong y urged th*t Members of tha Samlnol* CounA committee compryvj of Joo .1- ■’ l™ V ’, ‘ I eurront program. summer encampment pc rind nt , . . . , .u , •,lt gruwar* fila work ahccl* which r n" fu(. I ’ A gent Daw,on aaM ha F o rt McCttdlan near Anniston, Mrlwh. chairman, Dr. A. W f lw ori| , he hi„ (ll)r of satisfied with tha program ha* Knox and Dr. Peter Boy wn* the past y e ir ur twu. Final slate ! Ing mad* hare, sines several of „":'A* to contact the Honiinolo, lhal operation I* July 20. named th a larger farming Interests h a re Tt"’ f»r »> navnl ha* arranged a Indicated they will participate In County Medical Association and p#riun«| appearanrea ihu conservation plan. probe the possibilities of local- trrlv ’ “r perxonal _ w _ Joqeph C. Hutchison, and Cupt lug lh* antarprise In thia city. lhruu|{ht>ut Sanford Klwanlans and their ‘"rougnoui the county this week R. B. Chapman waa named yeaGaorga MeRcry. wives wars achadulad to Icava The proJ.ct. are sponsored by *n‘l to I " " ' - 1"* « « • ■ " * i,h Capt. McRory said this euntthis afternoon at 4 o’clock on an t a r d y a* president of tha board To G et tha federal gov.rnm ent, It wa- , U « " » u v .lte n program. Friday Com m ission annual boat trig avay Lake Mon­ of directors of lh* Sanford Pro- mar will b* tha first In in:inv brought euL duetten Ckadlt Association. Jno; years th a t tha local unit* will Proposal T o Build ro* and tha Bt. John* Rivar. Mlsa Nelson emphasized lh' _ Malach waa a actad vlca-praaldant. ihav* cam pail-wlth a aU ter unit, Sanford D og Pound A report of the group’* aetivl- Mt* I87th Infantry of Alalsamu valu* of a health unit to a com­ T. E. Simpaon, president af tha tte* mad* a t tha anneal moating .Tha two group* form tha CJml munity and pointed to lh . ben.Sanforditcs A ttend Etmiadl* County Chamear uf Tha aelabllahment of man lotpol flta and reaulta frum those th a t. a i ai tt a Commart a, and H, J. ' Lahman, y aata rd ay , said th a t 94 applies- Infantry brigade. dog pound will bo propound la tb a H u m to r loan* had baah mada by Two weeks will b« epant nt | are now In oparation. | A V I H t l O l l ( . . O n i C r e i l C C Damoerallc nominee for lha legis­ City Commission a t lh« MXt The club dlacuaaed plans for, lature, are raproaanting tha Chant- grewara. Of. th a t aumbar, f t hare FL McClellan, a regular arm v m olting of tho body, City At< Mr at a state-wide aviation can- bean aompteted white 84 a n ap- p u t under the command of Col. a banaflt baseball gams between Five Sanford men Interested In tornoy Prod R. W llion said to* pMtod a l th a local Office out are Bahaall. a native of Florid*. •« girl's team and the Hanford (nvUtion today wer* attending the fcrone* la Orlando today. day nflor discussing tho n a tt e r Fat farwardad to district h o d Lt-C ol. R. 8. Lytle, regular "Fata," proceed* from which will »t*te-wld* aviation conference In with Chlof of Pol Ifo Roy W ll. quart* re. a m y Instructor stationed bare, b* used to erect a Boy Bcout ai-J Or'ando where same of the n*Mr. and Mr*. Henry MulHa* af —£ ------A ppointm ent Okehed South Banfard Avanua aro tha H. B. Andrew*, a o ratary of tha wtl ba’ director of training during a.rnbly hall. No definite date tlon'« outstanding aviation pe.-- llama. Ho u l d an ordinance, to (hang* two waak*' ancampmant for tha contact waa announced. , aonzlltlea ar* attending. ' paranU of tvrina who arrtvad to- as aorta tte n, today u ld a bu.y tho ailslln g itatu to governing l«M la« ****** already h u ita rtM u r p h y W I B _ » a ‘ippoUt«.nt of Dr. Ralph «F * _______________ I Thuroday, July 23. ws d c a l g - L Tlw loJ f 1LU* *r* . W i l l i a m * , licensing and vaccination of do**, • d aad a large t t h n a of buainaea E. S U v tu , formerly of Sanfonf, a I.lona' picnic | would not bo drawn until tho la aapaated. A radio 1ne eJMUf mAvmLwlam at Ik* which Wll bo bald at Coronado J ; and W. A. Patrick, all CommUilon had heard tho pro* Local Court H ears! w hich af tha tore* a f ,th* local efflc* la Baach. poaod chancod. P*lf» wtU bn hoard at 11:16 A. ro^paaad a f M r. Andrew.. H G. Dyunk D riving Case; kH It waa announced th a t' Volla I t U tho hopo o f Chlof W U ;-** M. an tho morning* af inly 18, f r^ n u ". ••atetaai aacraUry* D efendant Is G uilty William*, M ai wall Stewart and llama th a t tho pound caa ho tr a a u r e r^fL W. May, bookkaapar, mada a roallty ao th a t n n llia o a it K. J. Meyer, mambara of tba F n a ta a WUttah and Brelyn Nip. pota may ba plakad up aad to ld Lion Aviation Committao, would P*r, tteoagre phare. fo r thalr ownora rathor than ah '* altand a two-day aviation con tho local Tying field. Police Suspect Gambling Motive South’s ConditionN<\ Reported Relieved AAA Says 5,000,000 Are Affected By Scathing Ho t n e BS 5 Quintuplets Get Shoitz Removes JC e le r y , C i t r u s Tiny, N o v Brother Gvowers Eligible! National Guard r h Judge Advocate PayinentH Harton Is Accused Of ‘‘Disloyalty Toward Adjutant General” Delinquent Tax . Penalties Told By Local Officer Available1 ,u,n f,“11 *p»»modi*aiiy, damp* Conservation Head |Is Satisfied With Advancement H e r tj- Lions T o Probe Establishment Of * Health Unit Here \ Local Guard Units Prepare For Camp A t F t McClellan i;sr sst sm itf**g* d.y. rJSrSE ? ul,¥ d __ Club P l a n s Benefit Athletic C o n t e s t With Girl's Team *,lph*", ,l’° m,y ’,r N Jsamed. Credit Umt Board PHyjWan’b P hoi pi ta b , as* ad* Dr. i . I t t* enter p ri- For M asons 1uled July 16 y W * b i kiM tl u n d ij r , J « t 1C aad a c t today a* a*, aaab iad hoc* yoctorday through •stssrrz aMp aad lhate friend* t r * te atload tho a ffa ir which will iacbdo McMullen I tbla morning. Henry English waa a naw mamH ftlrilm r aard WHUme, negro. waa bor admitted to the clnb. W W I H lU ie i l n O M I I I g , I guilty a f aggravatad a*-I Guest* were MUa France. MefN eg T O F O r S t a b b i n g .w ith a kalfe on Charllo Dougal, Seminole County public -. ■ aa, another negro. Judge health n o n e, aad Dr. D. 0 . Keott, Betty Lao Byrd,negro, waa * fUK.I tho defandaat |M i local phytic Ian, hold her* today on charge, af i g . roata, giving tho a lte n u tlre j -p ,, ( |ub moating waa held a t gihvatad aaaault following bar oadiiig four month* in |a H -|u * o Mayfair Hotel. !* re .l a fte r tu b b in g Mlnale Hall, op Croon, colored, waa fined . — I another negro, through tho a m . I aoota or SO day. la Jail when » _ _ , _ >, j C<n. table W. A. McCutUn anH d guilty to a charga of ho-i Dr. S. PtTkeS Cadman toatal tha defendant near Lak* g U sm ,« u s., Lapses In to LOCAL WEA' C o m a * “" T i l l 'S r tA T u e v S il" * . r , j . i, i S S f °-| I Motor II l»e., ehergad with | —lA'I-’Ur- 8. Parka* Cadman, lb" I The local officer alaoorreeled It aad bottom.'Bhorp Wlan.. InternatlonaUp known radio peach- R. 8. Halaa*. negro, who ha* boa* r allegation, at assault ta d .a r. Upaod late unaoaaelnusoasr. sought far aovoral woaka to face A ad .n o n , 'pendlx. H b doctor a * id ,“ W ••w a tt practical!/ abanduaad hope of 'c h a rg e * ’ o f la rn a p . Ha to aU; >p- lo g o d .te have ataiaa a mattroaa IVO from a local rooming bouao, **a s a d b f to tho* (aaatahl*. ml $ v i ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 08, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 08, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 08, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/978a8e185a65ff40d53f3e860b302402.pdf 66c6b157b5ac69d7b8de2d5cd989ac00 PDF Text Text f ' ' ' T H E Y ’L L A P F f e A K i W I T H 1 iGivesBut Azaleas Victors Dozen Hits In Donbleheader A M E R I > r I 1 *r 1 1 Babe Risko WiO Islander* SI Give Steele Shot G-Men Hue At Championship Winning 5 . *=j Moeley And Langston Losers Limited To 4 K S d t Sphere Over -H its In O p e n e r ; For Homers Johnson Gi ves 9 2* -WCLAND, Joly 6,—A fter turn In* -Weir tha Sanford Lookouts, 7 to 4, 'l a th e first ram * of • doubla bill fears yesterday, tho DaLand Rad* | f t R m d bafor* the hurlln* of Don . . I t e m la tho a r m Inning night. egg, dropping tho aoeond eneoun. j§£fg, |0: ^ W taflald Moa'ey, Da La ad player a f f e r m r r r a n , Joined tho R ed. ■ fo r th * doubleheader yesterday aft, gfnaoa, and celebrated hla ratnm S ttk a circuit smaah over tha left / f i e l d v a n la tha flrat game. Lang’’ a ton, recently traded to tha Lookaata h f tha Batata, drora one over tk i right field barrier In tha i « L d id loataat .Tha Sad*, who atartod .lowly In tfca flra t game, Jumped Into the , t a d la tha fourth whan Mosley's W a n t stored taro ahead of him. - Tha laagua-leadlng tDpytona f r o t h Islanders a n achadulad t>i play Baaferd h e n tomorrow gflaswooa. Gome lima la 4 P. . '4 from*, and found Kirby Bay**, startin g Looksat -pitcher, Tor nine felts aad aevan run* before Mote raBtvad him In th e aTfhth Inning. Jake Bosch, pitching for th* Rada, 1“ K■ Bar* a n tom* o f tho mambar* of tho American Loago* all-star te a m chosen by fans, who win appear against th e National League team a t Boston, Ju ly T. A t laft I* Jim m y Foxx, tnflelder, Red B og; center, top, le ft to right, Charley Gahringer, Inflaldar, Tig* A ; Joa McCarthy, m anager, Y anks, below, laft to right, Lou Oahrlg, Inflaldar, Yankij Jo* DIMaggto, outfielder, Tanka; cantor right. Lefty Drove, pitcher, Rad Bog; right, top to bottom, Bill Dickey, entoh* r, Yankees; Lynwood Row*, pitcher, T lg cn ; E arl Averin, outfielder, Indiana. (A P Photo*) THE STANDINGS Final Olympic Tryouts For America Scheduled Sunday a * t George Varoff Clears Barrier To Hang Up New World’s Record AVVaulting; « c/* A ll-S ta r Contest Billed On Tuesday ,On Boston F i e l d Wanaka, Curt Darla and Van Munctk On tha other hand. Jro McCarthy, Now Tark Y u k a ro ■ * W , d irectin g th* A m erican u M » o ‘ ggragaU an , wU| Um anch h eavy gune aa Leu O ahrlg, ?®*f*Uo**J Jm SH H P . JOHNSON XWkar. |M drinks j)tai offan rig h t i t th e dnlry P ' DIM aggto, ARl , baa b o w l a r o n l i n w o u i a Z R O S lb 'H IU a ram t o go TONIGHTI W Abr aot to Star #v Baaeh July I a ta r i ■ •!"«!• >**• th a A tales* their flrat m arker In tha Initial itan sa, while ■' * ‘K a m o u A R r t i i n m T e F d E m v ■ hit batoman, aacriflca, Andrew.' ' < * W hir*', singl* g a v . PRINOCTON, N. J., July 6^-DP) whlla moat of the E ast's star talent them two more runs In th* third. —On thalr way to tho Olympic took a licking. on 4 *t*. M A walk, stolen bo**, passed gamaa, via Prlncaton and Randall'a From J c ts t Owens In th* 100 NATIONAL LWAOtm * ball, alnglta by Smith and EmorW on L ost l'et- Island, A thlete, from tho Deep m eter, to Don L*ih In tho dis­ son and Jummonvllla'a doubla add- at. Lauta 41 I I ; t " South, Middle W ait and F ar Wost tance race*, the rang* of vfcto7 1- _ L „ . 11. . . . In t o t t k .N .____ ..1 1 1 ___,L . eie.h C aleago 1 41 II 444 have taken almost complete con- rioui performances In th e national Plltabarah 41 I I C latlnaatl II 1i f *J}J trot of tho American track and senior till* events emphasised that N a * York II 14 Tala field situation. the United State* will meal the I lioatoa 14 4t Philadelphia IT 40 JJJ Contemplating the result* of world's challenge a t Berlin with Brooklrn 14 I f Yoasdsy afternoon. th* National A. A. U. champion- the beat-balanced foot-racing squad Yesterday's O a n lta tlroaklyn Is New York I. ahlpa hare, Eastern '1 abaervar* in Olympic history. Philadelphia Ti tloalan 4. agreed tha boy* from th* wlda Outstanding am ong Ui* new­ IMttekurak 4; Chicago 1. 01. Loula I - 17 5 ClniTnm ll 4-T,e open a paces will dominate th* final comer* moving Into tha Olympic - " • a m * * Today O lsm pla: tryouts neat Saturday eputllght from tho W est.over th* Open data. _____ BOSTON, Ju ly 6,—(A1)—Crowds Wrqk-and wa* Sag. Francisco'* flocking to Booton for this city’s AMWWICAN LHAOITW V George Varoff, Z3-y**weld Jani­ Won L ost ] firs t big baseball ■party since the New York • It It tor, who polo vaulted to national w orld series of 1918, debated fu ­ Detroit 41 II championship heights w ith a new 41 14 , riously l* it night whethto soper- Deaton world record of 14 fact, 6 l-> W sehlaxton 4# I I la tifa pitching will e v m e m e old- t.'leveland II IT bekn. II II fashioned slugging In th * fourth Chlraoo The Olymplo picture ab o has Philadelphia 14 41 nnnual all-star gam s Tue.day. ■I. Loula II 4T house work of any kind, 710 Yrelerdar** l e a i t t a T h . Bub’s hotels were fa st tak ­ Cyproro Ava. Hoaton t l - l ; Pklladolpkta Iing on n world a e ritt appearance t.'leveland l l - l ; t'klcayo 4-4. W aahlnaton I; New York g IS—Apnrtfncnla for Ranta s th* faithful gathered from th* D etroit H i at. Lento », fo u r corners of tho baseball world tlaaiaa Today , ; to tee stars picked from th* American and Notional League* ta ti it a battle a t tbs Boston Bess’ horns, National Leagu* park. Th* ad­ L L U i i j j i r i D U y ». y g g RENTi four room furnlshod Clary, Laaa.toa, ovar- vance guard of official*, includ­ I—A la n — C im u to , apnytaront. Ona block tram in g chiefs of both circuits, already -----------------ocean. Reaaoruble. Apply wUla on th* scan*. HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired Hama Betel or phono 740 DayII S ld rlk son , Holdstock, Internet of tha fans, rising rap ­ by an# who really know* how ton* Beach. idly with th a announcement af batted la, L a a ia ta a .l- B isBriggs. Jewalcr, Mag. Are. I i ~ n 0^ , f o r n till rtksoa I, Maalty I, players elected fo r tho classic, ap­ rsalL Two bas* *klla, proached tha fever heat stage, OveralrSeL Tkrae base •os. Hama run. Mo*Ur, w ith partisans of the senior ctr'# Dldrlhaoe. Oyamraai, eult claiming thalr sta r pitchers FOUNDi ovtrnlght suit tas#.; bous*, on* block from ocean. Nelly, Mamie** Hares, FboM B91-R, ___ J will rent for ona month or six ream Doubl* plays, Ovar- would giro the National League Mall by | Dolling, Walsb II* first victory sine* this all-star Ol Tlbkar aad Clary, “ b* "• i***, Bastard I, DaLaad business started. a Vails, off U s e s 4. . . Th* JuaIot circuit can p u t sn th* field g devastating a rra y of found ” Barolf Wvo bird. C N ^r MM ^AWt. 0-roomo and tath. vat kavt u m bf Idvttfybff i Bamont bU* laquirt M l r i r t . FBwstfuJ b atters, but Manages fb a rlo y Grimm, Chicago Cuba Md Mylag for this nd. _ CaU CICELY FURNISHED BpanUh wha wU1 flro et Urn Nation­ a ls, figure* hla kurilag s ta ff aril] n u k a abort w ork of tha slnggsrs. Grimm baa n hla pitching re*Icf luch hurlors na Dlsay Dean. H“ kball, B ill Firpo Goes Into Third Contest R a ts . Round Of Comeback time B u t : Attempt In Chicago M u f f Oppoi Daytona W ax Loot Te Paytoaa B*oek 41 14 .IF nt. A acu .U n * I* *1 .41 I'alitOa 14 1* ■*} D eU atf I* I* .j t O alneevllla I I IT -*•■ Bastard IT <• ■» r n t a t e i i * ! D m mite D eylona llemch 1} Ualamovlll* I ( 1* In il so * >• . . . . , He Land 1-Ji Haatorg 1-0. • I'alatka 4-4t at. A a su a lla * 0-1. fla a e a Today Jjaglad. adranead on an error and ^ on W itch's double, T i n s , kald tha Rada hiU*M after th a th lr d frame. Tfen Sanford batters rappad th* a m U * Dopey Dean for 11 Mroro, bunching them In pairs In th a third fourth, fifth and six th -*i — 0 O A M ESV nX * PALATKA, July « .-P a to th a took both ends of a doublahendor h e n yaaterday before 1600 fan* whan It whitewashed the Bain to. 0-1 win In th a afterpUc*. Bain In th a alxth Inning o f tha first tilt delayed the gam# owe hoar and O r# minute*. Jo* Bparkman worked Ih* route for the Aaalea* In the regulation nine-Inning opener and limited tha Paint* to four K atterrd hits while hla mate* w a n eomblg tho o ffer­ ing* of Johnaon fo r nln* blows. Johnaon'a wlldnaaa a fte r plap waa rammed In the a lith ita n sa with two aw ay and Andrew* on third gave the local* their flrat two run*. Four aueceaalr# walk* accounted fo r tha talllaa. Tha fi­ nal two n u r k e n earn* In tha eighth period a fte r Emerson walked and Lab* and JummonaUI* foUowad with a doubt* and singl* reapectlnly, Calvin Low* worked the abbre­ viated T-lnnlng nlghtrap and du­ plicated Sparkman'* performance with a four-hit effort. Schnaldar placed by {Jutland, who atartad th« alxth canto. All a ll Axalas _____ undergone changes In other events, Including th* classic 1600-meter run. D waa Clean Cunningham’s to rn to show a return Jo form as th* groat Kansan rushed from be­ hind to retain hla national title Saturday - but. the spotlight also focuaad on A rtbl* San Romani, . Ilttlg W. C, A. A. tltla* ■■*** ■■ *■ . - a K - i k r a . _ jet Toachara’ . CoUeg*. l& apdrlk.T K if Romani. Francb-Italian hoy who davalopad hla lag muacleo working In th* coal mlnaa, outoprlntod th* E ast’* favorite*. Gan* Vanako and BUI BonUtron, to take second place. I t developed Sunday that San Ro­ mani waa apikad in on* lag na ha apnrtad In tha atratch but tho mis­ hap waa not tarioua. B* will mak* hla bid to break up America's “Wg three" again In th* final tryouts this week for th* “matric mil*.** Vanik* gav* th* Impression ha did not wnnt to extend hlmoalf. Dana rem em ber. hla dabael* In tho Olympic tryouts four years •g o . B# la roving hi* boot fo r tha dedal** teat, noxt Sunday, but the Patm aylrsnla pleture runner hao now boon beaten twice In n row and looks a bit off form. sent a Mm drive' th ro w n thfc pitcher’* bo* carorood I i f f Ulw foot pf Klual and into th* hand* of M artin aw th jrd jrfc d , tagged Buck eonjlag lnto th* bog. > . ' ; Tha pair of ta t& a c u n d . by tho Daytona Beach t o a m l a / t h a tenth cam# by riita a /w f an h i m , a sacrifice, » doable, and twg aIngle*. • ,, \, . . . 4 Grocery and M eat M arket - NOW OPEN .J u ly 7 th in \ t '* NEW LOCATION 805 w . 3d St -ti ■'mta i a. ''-*r■ �S a n fo r d la T h a O n ly C e n tra l F lo r id a C U y A f f o r d i n g R a il, H l « h w i f t A n d W a te r T r a n s p o r ta t io n , AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER NUMBER air S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , J U L Y T, 1938 Girl In Balm Suit Fears Extortionist Street Alterationa Are Ruth B. Owen Finished Yet Talked By Commissioners j 8 J 0 j^arrv K in g S U illC C r By Roosevelt C ity - B ody A ls o S p o tlig h t O n O th e r . r \ f f P ro p o s a ls P la n n e d T o B e F in a n c e d B y residential Nominee C i t e s Differences Between New Deal, T h ro w s To Wed Dane G ov e rn m e n t F u n d s < 0 _____ President 'Tells Sen­ ators He 1$ Hopeful Next Congress Will Grant Needed Cash • J o k p la t a r e [aasan Sees Social Program Becoming "Settled Statute" / b TOPEKA, Ku.. July T— '(AF)—Stressing the differ<mc«M between . th« New DeaTa social security nro* gram and the Republican riatforn, Goremar Alf M. During the week-end recess In Jjfndon racmwneiMVrT that .trial of the 1300,000 heart balm Ecaaaa prepare to loin anv s u it brought a t Miami, Fla., by iwcurity Bvntem a* “may ul­ Jam ea Edgar, J r „ hla form er timately become a settled wife, Kathryn, reported th at aha law upon this question." waa the victim of an extortion attem p t in an anonymous tele­ Joint Senate and House meeting phone call. She la shown relaxing of s special legislative session outside court a fte r witnesses ac­ cused her of Illicit relations w ith Lewis £ . Mallory, III. (A P 8 tree t paving1 and r c p t lj ls f ! t i u r y u the Magnolia and Flrat G r o o m * T o - B e P l a n s i projects vnernn passing expebdjStreet project*. rr _ A rv -lv A < L w in* loro* o f aproxlmately IJOJOOO Fund, for tho operation* would * 0 A IT lV e O O U ") woro discussed h u t n lfh t by C ity1bo allocated by th* federal govI s C a p t a i n 111 B o d y Commlsslonera who decided O a t arnmant, according to Um tent*j rv r r h r io M n n widening operation, on Magnolia Ur# aet-op. g u a r d O f t^ n ris u a n Avenue and certain alleratb n a Another discussion which -------on Second S treet ahould taka cl,!™*! conaldorable attention COPENHAGEN, July 7.-(A ’)— , precedence over other itreo t »ro- „ n„ rrwd the municipal plar o a The mother of Boerge Rohde, <1,1 which It haa been propooed to captain In King Chrlatlan • body-) Included In the dlacuailon were lp, nl| | UOoo for .H eratIona and guard, today xnnounced her ion ■ uggetad changes In Oak Avarepxlra which would put It In would bo married shortly to lira. Ruth Bryan Owen, United State) m inister to Denmark. Captain Bohde fa due to arrive In New York In a few days, hla mother said. Mr*. Owen landed In New York Bunday from Plltudakl. She gave Mr*. Ruth Bryan Owen. U. P. no Indication iho contemplated mlnlatar to Denmark, will m arry m arriage. Mrv Owen, fid, la tho C a p t Boerge Bohde, <2-yvar-old dnughU r of William Jennings Bryan. Sh* was twice married. captain In the bodyguard of the H sr first husband, William Hom­ D anlih king, Christian. Tha an­ e r Leavitt, was an artist. They nouncement. which ram , from * were divorced In 1909. A year Rohde1, mother in Copenhagen, later she married Major Reginald waa a surprise. Owen of the British Royal en­ gineers. She went wit;, her husbapd late th e Egypt-Paleetlna com pile* ’in IBIS, aarvlng a> a n u n s . He conSeminole County Court opened tracted trench nephritic from here today for the July term with which he died In 1937 In MIsmL Sh* entered politics, won n seat 39 rases listed on the docket. In Congress from the fourth The majority of the morning Florida district. Sh* was de•carton was consumed In setting fas ted In the primaries of 1932 trial dates, ftrfrndanta who were but the following year President scheduled to hove been tried to­ Roosevelt appointed her minister to Denmark. day are; Will Brown, reckless driving; Oscar Nation, drunkenness; and nounced U st week a vocational Catherine Alesander. drunkenness. training school would be operated by the university In the vicinity Other cose* and their dataa fol­ o f O cab, sin miles north of Camp low: RoosevtlL J. A. Hancock, possession and Tha Floridians conferred with transporting liquor, W rdneidiy; A. Declaring that patriotism Is the President about the canal at C. Marshall, rack.rss driving, something more than a partisan hemlonls County School Board noon whan Loftla presented HUI, passed tem porarily; U H. Smith, issue, lb* R*v. A. H. Col* was "III meet at 10 A. M. Wednesday successor to Senator Fletcher, to Mr. RooMvelt. Th* (wo senators operating automobile while Intoxi­ Um principal speaker s i the to open bids for new sll-steel school regular weakly luncheon of th* made tha g a t e - anaouacemaat 4aW' U " ton- superin­ Th* clerk was authorised to call cated, Friday; Jack Geiger, setting Rotary club hetd a t th* Mayfair tendent, announced today Ap­ ta r In a formal statem ent. fish without license, Wednesday; for bids on clearing and grading Hotel today. proximately 26 vehicles are need­ They said lh* President had not Jam es Works, reckless driving, the Dodd road, snd to seek esti­ Th* Rev. Col* declared that he ed, It was reported. laat Interest In the Gulf-AtlanUc mates on cleaning th* right-of- nolle pressed; J. R. Dyson, oper­ was a Democrat and had lived waterway, find ha belltved eventu­ way on Pennsylvania Avenue. ating overloaded truck, nolle most of his life In Florida, but Tho Sanford Lions* Club wilt ally It would be completed. Ha re­ Aug. 3 wax set a* the date whei pressed. that he did not approve of oil ho d Its semi-monthly dinner meatgretted hla Inability, th ey said, to commissioners will sit as a tax W. B. GlIdewtlL drunkenness, thing* which th* D*moerall&.par- Ing s t 7 P. M. Wednesday In the allot additional funds fo r Its Im­ equalltlng board. ty le doing. Quoting from Abra­ mediate continue Uon. continued for term ; Nannie Davis, ham Lincoln, who said th at “ No Mayfair Hotel, club officers .aid Th* body voted to continue to today. The last Congress turned down ae ling lottery tickets, plea of nation can eila t half slave and Increase by 129 per month lh* an Administration attem pt to reguilty; le a Connelly, operating half free," th* Rev. Cole added McDougsl, vlv* th* waterway and Inserted In salary of Frances Miss Martha Hughes of Alta, auto while Intoxicated, Thursday; that “no neUen can exist half the deficiency appropriations bill county public health nurse. monte ami L. fo r ty HmJlh of LongWill Roland, racklcas driving. drunk and half sober." A resolution of Ihsnks was pre­ a provision th a t relief funds warn Tuesday afternoon; J . M. Helm-, He also Insisted th a t while It wood have been licensed to wed, lo ha allocated only to projects pared to be directed lo City Com- unlawfully holding possession of waa best to lav* one’s country according to records In tha of. which could fa* completed with a raisalonera for their courtesy In premises, nolle pressed; Clara Mc­ more than any other country It Dc* of County Judge Jam es G, allowing the City Hall to be used single allotment. Gee, sssau.t and battery, Wrdnes- should not b* loved to the com­ Sharon. In placing voting booth* during tho T hat sm am lnant sealial this plete seclusion of sll others. last elections. year's relief appropriation against County Commlxxioners yester­ Maurice Mark's, selling Otip or, Pointing out that a t least 1S0,F o rv o t G atdiel was Mwardcd both th* canal and th* Psssam aday passed a resolution favoring th* monthly contract to furnish Friday; Major Hines, assault and 009,000 people In China had never quoddy tidal power project In battery, T hursday; J . F. Walter, had enough to eat In their entire the proposed addition to the FerMain*. Army engineers said they supplies to th* County Home, whl'e reckless driving passed tem porari­ lives, t h e ' Rev. Col* said he ald-Laughton Memorial Hospital C. W. Earing will provide supplies were diminishing the canal force th* Christian lo be made with federal funds. ly; lltr r y Perkins, operating auto thought It was gradually, and th a t work probably to the County Convict Camp for while Intoxicated, and hit and run, duty of th* United S ta te * to do th* tam e length of time. would cease by Aug. 1. At one One candidate wilt a* given the Friday; Ed Illll, aggravated as­ what It could to rsllav* Intoler­ time more than 0000 men w e n em­ sault, passed tem porarily; Henry able condition* In other parts of entered apprentice degree a t H P. ployed on th a project. M. tonight when th* Hanford Wynn, assault and battery, the world. Lodge, No. 62, F and A. M . meet* Thursday; J . Q. Hooka, operating In ths Masonic Tsmpl*. truck with Improper license, Thursday. The Sanford Production Credit Tha Seminole County Chamber IB, B. Gatlin, unlawful fishing Association will convene here In of Common* today waa Invited and possession of astne, Friday; ths City Hall Wednesday a t 10 A. A “bad thocb" charge agataet tend * representative to th* C har'.u Pslteraoa, unlawful fish­ K. to elect, five directors for the E. E. Brady, iamlnole (County wide conference on aviation In Or­ ing, guilty, snd unlawful posses­ coming year. Ernsat Graham, presrepresentative, waa dlsmleeed la lando Ju ly • and 10. sion a f seine, contlaoad far U m ; Went of th* Production Credit As­ JbcksMvIlto thl* warning when Clarg Anderson, sfcgraviU d a t­ sociation of Columbia, B. C., la to the defendant premised to pay tha Florida Chamber sault, Thursday; Isaaa Butler, bo principal apeaksr. chock, according to the Associated and rackleu driving, pawad Umporxr- County To Match County Court Is Federal Pension Opened With 39 Funds For 1936 Cases On Books Board Requests That Morning Session Is Racing Commission Spent In Sounding >- Operate On Budget ^ J u te-T w in . Docket CITY NEWS BRIEFS Republican Frank L Miller ►It Selected For * Municipal Judge :l Attorney Will Seek “ Lighting Contract « For Local Airport g l* " ’ J* ’* t_ si it 10 e* *• >r T rank L. Miller was named by Us* City OsmaatoU a te a t night la fill Um position of city Judge, vacated by the resignation of 8. A. H Wilkinson. * The .new judge la scheduled to take office Immediately a fte r be post* the required bond, Mri Miller haa been a resident of Sanfoid for 64 yearn and durIng th a t time waa several lime* Identified with Um city governm rnt, He wae a member of the old City Council between 1911 and (IsslIssM m page twe) Rev. A. H. Cole Is Principal Speaker At Rotary Meeting <i»y. e s Are Given Kiwanis Club Will Democratic it T o Install Honor ig Facilities Ounce For House “Jo* H endricks" Day* wUI be 4 Junior Chamber observed b a n tomorrow by th* today had obtained Sanford Klwaala d u b . >m th* City Cam- Mr, Hendricks, Democratic lac* public bench** aomlnaa for Congrats from tha Uka ad First 8treat fifth congressional district, will Magnolia and Fork ho th* prfndpal spaa bar. Fred I Ft Can*. Democratic---- fun for ck in d F . D . S eoul r w n o r , also has hacn Javltad tha J i f f i tM , a p -'a * a ■peaksr but a t aoan today Ight b e fa r a th * m a J h a d M t accepted. Rabat hoard **d| Among other note bias to whom Jtstkma whkh war* IndUtioSM a n extended art pray sis 1. iBcrmao .-Uhmaa and Garden n readily-------**- m la a ta d to th* state Chamber Is Invited To Aviation Confab Brady Check Charge Dismissed In Court S p e n c e r Petitions Commissioners For Gss Station Permit to state­ Prra*. . ■Rhaueh tha* ra-l U rfdatura, tha proaoat beard Half-Year Soaring Mercury HU* 104 I* Sheridanj Thermometer SetN New High Record* ■ Damage Exceeds ^ Quarter Billion Highways In Illinois Are Reported To} Be “Blowing Upn. WASHINGTON. July 7.—* (A P )—The Wenther Bureau today nnld no rnin was Indi­ cated Immediately for any, section in the western drought area and th a t tem­ peratures in the dry region* would continue “abnormally! high.” Tem peratures continue cx« tremcly high" from the Central, UtpAaWW; oyer th e I)aVblaa, -Mly*w‘dnta H U esutern Montana. Some typical tem perature*: Mlnnrapoll*, lM | Ik-a Moines, 102; Sheridan, lO ll and St. Louis, 100. tk ’ With Ha monetary d cetrictlo a already figured paat the quarter* billon dollar m ark, tha dry apall .cored new Inroad, >and tha lilt— noli authorltica declared ralna this week were badly needed by the all-im portant com crop If »•* iloua Injury were to be averted. H eat rtcorda of many yaara*. ■landing were mcllrd down yea* tenlay. The ____t i n t datachnicnt of more than 3.U0U North Pakotor farm ers grabbing at WPA Joha to sustain th slr families went to work In tem peratures the hlghssb of the year in many places, A new all tlmo high of 110 *(*greet waa eetabllahed a t Jam aa-town ak lti4& vPr 1L i a -V vi At Napoleon, In that state, anofficial maslm um of 112 dsgraea topped a 47-year mark. Bis­ marck's 109 waa the hottest th tre for the 02 years ths Weather Bu­ reau has kept records. i Highways were reported “blow. Ing up" In parts of Illinois w bara loo d tg ra t heat was gentral out­ side Chicago. , Weather Bureau force s i tern said It waa likely new seasonal' highs for much of the heat belt, would be recorded. Bunday a i new all tlmo high of 119 waa (reached for tha vicinity of XonnaJwc. 8. D. A graphic acenu of the drouth1* day came to pass on the CMoegw Board of T rade where all grains bounded to th* trading ceiling* a t th* opening with wheat tirrobl* to climb paat the five cent lim it and other grains similarly a ffe c t­ ed, trading reached a stalem ate soon after. B roken left tha >11 and business reached a standstill. Closing quotations war* a t th a top, new sensational high* fo r all rtreals, w ith -September w h e a t |LW 1-2. Whlla heads of the AAA. WPA, and Ressttlem ant Administration *hl«h h u announced a In* program for re moral of drouth-ruined farm era to m e n UllabJa localities, met In Wash­ Uyt H. L Link, assault and battery, passed temporarily; Frank Evans, filling stotiew a t P ark Avenue Klwanlan* and tb elr wives have ington to report th* progress a f scheduled • boat trip on Lake Mon- /federal relief plana to I’rcsldaat. rackka* driving, caatlnadi George and Thirteen 14 Street. Th# proposal waa m et by an roe and lh* 8L Johns River for jtoo.ww.lt, .U ta agencies .tapped Miner, drunkenaaoi, Saturday; Bill Fryer, rackleaa driving, paeaed objection*of H erbert Meeeer, act-.T hursday afternoon, beginning at, 'up tha paaa of their acUvltlsa, Montana officials announced a , tem porarily; Carroll Chgllab, ep- Ing aa attorney e f O. D. Far- j o’clock, Wnltor Coleman, club 94*9*1 I f holder to the, president, said today. I t 1* an an- atsla-wld* drouth conference a t eratlng ante whU* Intoxicated, vicinity , a< { tb i location taught RUxl .f f .l r , lU v rt W ednesday, a. W. FowlR etardsy | L C. Smith, reckless •r. deputy WPA adm inistrator, #utl Percy Mere and Carl Muse,i said It would build about WO ““ 5 1 , * ****?* membera e f th* local American ■mall w ater storage re**retire In Legion Port, left thl* afternoonJ , * £ • « * » area. The N ebraska ^ . b rib e r ^M rota | or cioarw ator to accompany tha’ WARRINGTON, July 7.----- t f l 1 WPA began a flurvey to dafict* Sanford unit of tb* Son* of th*[ mine tha need* of stricken fa rm Lagloa horn* from a two-week*' families. The 3,000 Indigent encampment and convention to- farmer* who began work th North D akota, Wyoming, a n d ' i Montana on rellaf projects w ar* Basked an charges e f ( ^ g t o g , raealra. 1 to bo la m a a o d to about 10,048 aeacMlad w repon., Lloyd AlhrU.! \--------------; bafora tha waak'u and. Itsraid Cal**, president of th* State of Commere*, Iradirei th* Invitation Florids Key Highway Money To Be Loaned Gun-Carrying Negro Gets Stiff Sentence Inspection ed-Tkursdxj Weatherman Foresees No Heat______Relief-j .i Continue To S r l r l r l ’,. u a , Plan Lottery Fight ^ r t 0« u S y ym 5 2 H ' th a laaa. Loag oactiona dghvray war* dratroyrd eg- p a y a fin* ptoa caato, - - - ■■ ■ by t e t Labor Uaj/a hurricane. Jam** Henderson, also black. The R a n te d Junior Chamber w m daclarod guilty of oparottog 0f Com mere* . last n ig h t dlaa disorderly houaa find draw a cussed plaaa fo r *ontinning lu I M y Jail rentoace. fight agxtort M to rlre U tto T c I tr . Tad ta th e t, white, paU a fla t A rrasgsm aato w ere a t e d to S Leflon To Complete Beautification Plan Plaaa to complete toaotHka- Hardee la Suspended By Governor Sholtz TALLAHASSEE, July —Governor 8holt* today au*pend­ ed Botlritav C. Ja y Hard** of HllDberough county and appoint­ ed LeRey Allen, set la te n t lollcttor, to succeed him. Hardee was charged with nagUct of duty la gam bllag proeeeutlooa. _______ * NEAR DEATH 8I8810N N1ABS END BATON ROUGE, L*., J q], PLATTRBUKGH. N . T , July 1. —(A1)—Dr. L> G, Barton, J r , attonding phyckUn, a*Id today th a t "tb* chaacta are a«fitoflt rocavory? a f the Rqv. 8, Park** Cadsaaa. ant­ ed BrookJya radio preacher, oft•peraUoo fa r a ruptured •{ \ �.TUESDAY, JULY T, The Wkr Of The World St s ? ^ McDonald explained ho I f **w»1» h » Plans fa r Um lw )tl p a irn M far «tady and u n r t l forihrard Ud*v th roug complaint* rtealvtd to ba Mnsld- •ration* t l ilu I h UUi crad a t a later data. «• ‘ CKy A ttorney Fred waa instructed to eonU rt th* Over on fnatde page* could be found, "Woman Sought In GW Murder to Surrender,**;“Selassie Calls' League Action on War IBncaL" "WPA Inveatlgatop .ChsrgepoTJorttkaJi Oklahoma Btces,” "Prisoner* Secreted In Murder of Bfch Cincinnati Fireman,” *Tiua Q\er Burial f t Executed KM Leads to 8 lay Inf." "Other Kao .WtB Deny All .In MUm Heartbreak Suit," ^Community Backs Investigation of Flogging ChsrgM," "Yugoslavia Uneasy as Italy Begins to fo rtify Border,1* "Negfo Buea Mob Members fo r At­ tempted Lynching” "Woman-Hating Brothers’ Fkrm Gives Up Gold Hoard.* These1headline# am npt unusugl. Tftay .am tlmfler to the regular, every day headline* that one might expect ,to paay la refertoM to e projnsod contract fo r electricity to lifh l tbo n end pal airport. G e n e r a l Electric * PL“ VKRSH FOR TODAY City Commission and served through IBSO. Professionally, Mr. Miller was a mortlelan, having been secre­ tary of tha S tate Funeral Dlrec- 9 U c la e song for sm all sky poopla < Tha pheasant In th a tall g r a n ' and the swallow In tha skyi 1 Mow th a t tha tig h t Is over tha w riters ars calling tha Bomber tba (Chocolate Drop. Diversion Of Highway Funds „ ' {A number of prospo«tlv* U. B. M M tor* from FtoHd* at#-Breathfag n o r* easily now th a t Roth B ryan Owen has announced *hs Intend* to campaign for th* New Dealers during th* next few A lthough both th* Democrats a a d tha Republicans have already held thalr conventions, w all have te w a it until Jnly IS whan tho Tearesandita* meet bo fora wa can a sftly p rad let who will ba our V A m ong those who will not m u -tor Um United BUtes Senate are Jsh n Martin, Scott Loflln, Mark P lte o i, Ruth Bryan Owen, Frank BQdaman, Ben*tor Butlar, and • M rhapa two or thro* hondre.l thousand other qualified Florldl- Motor vehicle revenue.dlveralon has added an average of 23 to 43 per cent to motortata* .gasoline tan coats in three state*, according to tha American Petroleum Indus­ trie* Committee, which adds that th# throe atatea Inves­ tigated were Florida, Georgia, and Louisiana. Florida has been diverting ggaoUna taxes since 1927, and |32,714,79fl of such revenue had keen applied to nouhighway purposes prior to 19S5. During the same pe­ riod Florida motorists paid 1103,817,000 in gasoline taxes, or an averhga of 6 cento per gallon. Had all gasoline taxes been uaed on the highways a tax of 4 1-3 cento per gallon would have been sufficient. A similar analysis made by the committee covering diversion In Georgia, where tha practice waa originated, revealed that Georgia motorists paid an averse* of f cents SANFORD TWENTY YBa RBAQO City and other points fo r a va­ [eat of tha oolltkal big rkote cation Carl Chorp*nlng wu U rears Florida politic* are withdrawfrom th* senatorial campaign, old Sunday »nd on Monday aton­ a r t also moat o f tho young ing to of his playmate* gave Mat hfuls, tearing th e field to a a turprls*. plaatMd by Wa moth* handful a* compared with a |U |f of gubernatorial saadtW. Chrlton and Popper seamed S v t w a n f tear off- m ' S m ■ g a esepte ef ** gy tog; 1'V ".llll'jfi' al i f e n whh «U hart hold that Inaamach program roqnlro* ita t* «upervl*i<vi •ad administration ** well as itate financial participation. Cleared Of Charge MIAMI, jn ly 7 _ o r ) _ H a r o U Roa*. fonaor alty d a rk , waa ac­ quitted today on directed rerdiet of charfeo ho omhocalod $29,000 In municipal fond*. “ I'm aatiaflad I could a a t eonrlc t a graaahopper on tho crideoca offered in tU a » • * . ' Coun­ ty Solicitor Robert Taylor aaid in moving for /t directed vardtet. THE PURPOSE OF BANK LOANS Materials Other aativlttes of tha Cdhmte•Ion last night Inducted tha ron■(deration o f an offer by Ralph B. Wight, rcpraaantlng the WinnLovatt Grocery Company, to p ar. (base a sm all strip of land on Um Uks front >op, th at On firm 's present w arthoaao may bo en­ larged by an expenditure of la to aid buslnaaa In carrying oat usefuh and p ro fit, able operations. It requires, and 'prom ote the prosperity of th# comas unity,, W* a r t fully conscious of th* im portant public rw p e w M * itiea which .we baar aa a source of loans for tha sUmulatioa of-local business. k HILL By capable management, exercised tn a way to command tka ewtfldeaca and sapport of our fallow cHIxana, wa seek ta moat In full these obligations of sound banking—and i p **• lively soliciting loans «f tha following natnra: Commodity Loans Collateral Los ns Acceptances Renovation' lo an s (P it A ) The basis for moat of these controversies, both in thla country and abroad, la the attempt of one croup to take a Sanford park wkteh was dadsomething away from another group. They are motivated tested on Fats. 19, 1919. F o r his primarily by selfishness. We would nuke someone else efforts, ho waa mad* a member have leaa ao that pre can have more. Does that gort of a of tho Betsy Boos Rociaty. K t John D. Rockefeller will be 0* jrsars old Weilnesilsy. During his ftfeUm* hs has given mora money ta charity Uun most o f us will a m see. • >■ I I I P*U on amtetMM* p Im m * of th* n mirror Into which the public looka to see whet It 1$ Ilk*. If that Is so. tho public should nstise briefly toH*ve s look st itself. We doubt If It would like the picture. For It tells a story of disappointment, dlafiouragement, dUillucionment and distrust for which it would be hard to find a iropoaad Improva- trie dealer in Orlando, parallel. The people are not satisfied with .thkmselves, or by tha co nun I*. day her* yesterday a* their lot in life. Everywhere throughout the whole world, TWe U « *>nf fo r we#t wild they are striving for change, for something they have not, crtmlorti, squirrel In tho orchard and for some new thing which they seem to think will make It Frank L. Miller th a field-mouse In tha glen; oet ter for themselves. Wu wonder if this constant struggling against the I s Selected For They have no achoola, ao teacher*,] 'Awil they lack tha lore of men, forces of life Is good for people? We know that it [a well p t i they know tha waat wind's in n-nh'tloua, to seek to Improve one’s lpt, to compete ‘ Municipal Judge Landon Urges well In the struggle for existence. But we wonder If there V ittttuBc.. m F r n H n g -it, M ike***!*, of'£ * l H t y ' serVh**- u . ^rastA m t *■aAdl **>'• th e dun daar tn- th o wood] A d a p t i o n Of worTf! are npt overdoing It today? It hardly eeenta possible chairman— also msyor—for part !Wh«n autumn spraad* It* glory to us that such strenuous enijesvara to Improve their stand of the time. i' ■ Every lino lc understood. Security A c t ' ’ »r ard of living as the Italians have been recently making la la 1929 ha waa elected to the V S w n n fo rg w lfl •pMsIbflMy f l i earing forth* a< the dftjf ‘ Jail add the library. W. B. E arta, local WPA direc­ to r, aaid he capectad th a t approx­ im ately fltet .000 would ho al­ located to Bemtaota County for ratiaf project* I (hi* year. Frqra W h y b o a s t * w h y bo**ta*t thou thyself In m iachkf, O mighty ew a* tho goodnau of God andoarath continually,— Pialm* 61:1. now tho aUto rgoaUtutlon piece* moot dastrad project, eftatlott of a sow haUroom o r a eoaibieation o f’ tho praaaat p l a n to make an lt-holo golf course, i Another p r opoood project, on v h k h a0 axponoo aatlmata waa TUESDAY, JULY T. IDS IMS. Spread* ’ Wc will waleome Um opportiuilty to discuss, yWW. h'otrtoW Ing requirements with a d ew to aatabllshfog credit relation*. "Beat For (he South" ,You • wu will voaia sfind um that hu« tho 4llw flneat «h IWBIUgf looking, lUflgcHk longest tasting paint Jobs are usually done with Doajer ft Gay’s quality products, „ r - .’ STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. �Bw s u y wM f f V M H ,3 , ■ -'-d , \ - ♦i*' ' h ■';< THESANFORD GERALD. BANFORD, FLORIDA H n . Gertrud* Mulligan returned Monday morning from St. Augustlbe wfctra ah* *p*nt the w.gkend with Mr. and Mr*. L A. Uana- Circle Number Five Has Regular Meeting TO-NGHT r l M i p i O R I k ie p i yo u H i I W X TMLIPMOm of your own keeps yon la touch friends, relative*. Mores, the job, and social t f l i a -Nlfcil certainly Is worth more than yon pay; i* Affords is even more important. Y W il M— lklng goes wrong, when you muM gat U p quickly, then, loo, you will ‘ appreciate tho * Nal ydbqof»lephooe service. ' fltN k p h m does so much and costs so littlolM pay to try to do without ooo. , -- I V T•» * - r a , v ; ’ -r — PICNIC Children It* Adult* I V • Mrs. F, K. Broome ami Mto* Vcrda Broome of Clark,villa. T eas, spent n few days here last crook with Or. and Mra. H. W. B ark er, Son L anta. ’ .L- - — Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Buhop. M ba M artha Bishop, and Buddy BUhop are planning to leave Sun­ day for Beth!#ham. Pa., to «prod two creeks with relative*. Q uartrly report* warn h\.,rd from ad the officer, and Mr*. VrIllUm* and Mr*. Moore rcpoit«d on the d l'tric t rally heVl *t G enera recently. It m i decidril to appoint a committer to w rite n letter to the colored Baptlat Church f tp rearing sympathy over the death of the llev. C. Brower and to mend flower* to the church Sun day In hi* honor. The nominating committee w,« appointed a* follow*: Mra. Fred Myent, Mr* Voile William*. Mr*. Qua Lovejny. Mr*. G. F.. Knllin*, Mia. George W. Huff. Mr* II H. HU. Mr* R I. Glenn. Mr,. .1 R. I.yle*. and Mr* J K. ra is e The marling rva* hm usht i r # rloae with n prayer by Mr* It. i -. Garrtaan. | WERT-The-JEWELER * Diamonds And Watches S ij ' Fine Watch Ant? Jswelr, Repairing lilamonti Mounting And Engraving | ■ t a a r . F irm - « m t a o eH iiK * t a t T iir. l o w a r r rh.w e * a c t T . t*w *lrv a i ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ iiiiS H im iiim a ia m iia n a a s a m SLEEP M A U E C C SNCGE »J A CHAR. ^ T IC NEXT TWE THE SMITHS STAY Kft THE HI6UT? H I m >01 ICED K A BED ID STAKE WK ARK I’ROUD OF O l'R HKRVICR ,! YOUR WATCH MUBT BF. ; ; acccrate ;; Official Railway laapeclor << m i m \ (wiYitheg e t is a m McLAULIN Jeweler 111 PARK AVR. *iii JACKSONVILLE J FLO RIDA1 OVUUi aaMJkMwsga P h i n e 2 1li # A n n o u n c e m e n t! h' General Appliance Co Rita Theater Hldg. a r e n o w a u l h p i l i e d d e a le r s o f ------------ -J Special italra. 20.1 .Magnolia Ave, M Talcphone hnd ToUgrcph Oh c ^ .-, . DANCE gave a ihnrt pr*y#r ANNOUNCEMENT oat how easily and inexpeaslvdy you can enjoy telephone service ia your own home? — MODERN MUSIC — MODERN POOL .1 MILKS W EST OK I.ONGWOOD ENJOY A CLEAN SWIM IN RUNNING W ATER M n . B. r . p resid ed o v er t h e q u a r t e r l y husine** m e e t i n g •»( t h e W « i m a n \ MH«ioniiry Siwie*y liervholt I* *ran a* the geitou and bel| ringer of the church in a ai^all Tyrolean village. Karl, lha older K i n la ecpeetnj to follow in hi* rather'* footstep* Lul secret­ ly harbor, d ra a p t of being* an avi­ Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Ruckar and ator. th e other boy, Gabriel, ha. children, Barbara if.d Wayne. J r , been * deaf-mute from birth. and Mr. and Mra. B. C. Moore Kar, bieak* his father'* heart ■pent Friday and Saturday at P au-s-G rllle with Dr. and Mrs,1when he announce* tb it he ia golnt t» A m erle, and *tody flying L 0 . Horne. • Shortly- afterw m .li, the old man Mrs. Ralph A. Smith and »on*, I* joymi.ly .u rp ri.n l to rind that fu jp h , J r , and Walter, have fe- Gabriel t* loginning to hear. To Mrs. M. II. Maury of IieLand tnrned from Miami where they be completely cured, he mu*t b*' •pent th* week-end here with be.' p e n t a few week* with Mrs. taken to a noted rurgnin in Amur. •later, Mrs. G. F. Smith, Magnolia Sm ith's parent*. Mr. and Mr*. W. In the . meantime, Karl'* daring Avtima. •P. Meeds, formerly d this city. ha* won him a reputation In Autor Mia, Bonnie Haye* of Com­ , Mr. and Mrs, George Croat have lea and the boy write, hi* father merce, Ga. la visiting Mlaa Mary returned from a several weeks' of hi* *urce»*. H er,holt forgive* Louise Nickel at her home on trip during which they vlmiad him and .krldr* to vi.lt him In Silver Lake. Chicago. Glacier National Park. America an,I at the astue tim r pie Calgary. Banff. Victoria, Van p*re the way for G abriel', ip Mrs. R. L. Glenn haa return# 1 V outer. Yellowstone Park, and pending opeialien from Philadelphia where aha re­ Dali**. In America Karl and hi* fath­ ceived treatm ent a t a hospital er are happily reunited. Hot it ii Mr. and Mrs. Ila rty Nathansan only for a *hort while, it* Kurl ami *on, Albert Nathan-on, ||. of L i» m afterward* killed in an airMr. and Mra. J. E. Abernathy C harlottr, N. C., spent the week­ p an e crash. In the meantime, vvm and daughter, Patay, and Mr*. e n d here with Mr Nathan-on** h** • rnken out in Kit rope and He* W. D. Hofmann aro' .pending a brother In law and *l*trr Mr. ami aholi hear* that hi* native village few weeks In Texas. Mr*. Victor Check, at, then* hoga*w ' T a l b o t t onJWa'ifir*.' W- .T .' TThllehead T o p A a .'Jr., on Elm Avenue. I COmea a Mloil.k-iing old pavipci, le /t today fo r Sodu*. N. Y.. whare MU* Kvaleon (*u«l. owner of wandering around New York and they will *pend the summer. Evaleen’* Beauty Shop, h i* accept- barely managing to keep himaclf •live Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Deaa re-; rtl a position with the Duart Man­ llow ll-r«h 't rnd hi* yoingi-i turned last night from polnta Ini ufacturing Compunv and will he- aon. Gabriel, are brought fact* New Jersey and New York where gin her dutlca. with hradipuirtrra face after twenty year*, and how In Jack.'tnvl la. on Monday. July thpy apent a month's vacation. 13. She I* ■pending thi- week at the nld man recognise, hi* hoy. make* one <vf the mo*t touching!* Mrs. J. J . Cates la Improving Daytona Beach. human picture* ever produced in after an operation performed | Among the out-of-town |»rtnn* Hollywood. Saturday morning at the Drang* ller.holt, yle|»tt.'d to stardom foe General Hospital In Orlando. li a r attending the funeral Sunday of I*re Cnchrnn were: Hr. anil now famnu* portrayal of “1 he slater, Mrs. N. J . Keene of Lake John ■ City, nrrlred laat Friday to be with Mra. Ted Draudy and Mr. and Country Doctor." I* *aid to carve i new niche hoe hlmeelf in "Sin* the Catea’ family during Mri. Mr*. J. A. Swain of Ocala; Mr and Mra. L L. Cochran and aona, of Man." The production *l*o InCate*’ iltnesa. Byron and Winston, of S.iratola; trmlure*, at the head of the *u|i Glenn Webj of D eU m l; Mr. and porting r**l. handaome young Doo Mra. John L. Millar ami Joe Fanl Ameehe. Mr. Zanuck'* I n le t "ill*of Cocoa; and Mr. and Mr*. Cedi Slnfjurficld and Mr*. George SinGIVE PICNIC Dr. Pvter fl. Buy being duly quefleld of Pelham. Ga. llcansed by the SU U o f Flor­ Members of Colonel Theodore CARD OF THANKH ida, Seminal* County and the Ro o m veil Camp Number 13 and City of Sanford to practice vet. We wish to lake this mean* of memhera of the Auxiliary, U. B. axpreaalng our thanks for the W. V., gathered at Evanadala erlnary medicine, will vacci­ kindness, sympathy, , a rut floral park Saturday afternoon, with nate dogs w ith rabies vaccine 14 member* of the D elnnd Camp according to city requirement* and A u,Illary a* gueaU, for a •ml price, between th* hours picnic dinner. About 45 persona wera in attendance. Patriotic of 0 A. K . and 7 P. M. a t hie *ong* were sung by the group office, 2011 Palmetto Ave. during th* altatuoow. and family. * IVfcr&ot call or visit th* telephone Business Ofc> ............ SW1M of tha Ktrat Raj'tist ('h u rrh held 1Monday afternoon at the church* Mini'. Voile William a lift! the tlevotlonal and Mra Forr& t Gatchet Personals Circle Number F ire o f the Mias R la « Adams of Vidalla, F irst Methodist Church held Ha regular meeting Monday a rm in g i J t s Visiting Mr. and Mr,. Jamas a t the home .o f Mra. B. 0 . Lanier fo r two weeks. Hutchison on tlat E aat Side with Mrs. F. H. L astin g preaiding. Friend# 'o f Mrs, Victor r y i k jUkthkaa Class af lha F irst Following th e boateeta session rafreabmenta were aarrad by U»a wilt reg ret to learn that iJm la M .C te ic h will meet a t 3:30 l a t the church annex with Mi at h er homo on £lm Avenue. Those present wcrct Mra. P. E r L i j a n k t ^ Mra. L. A. H. Lansing, Mrs. J o b s C areer. Mlaa Jan * Brown of Miami i t Mrs. C. E. MeSlarrow, Mrs. L M. Swain, Mrs. J . L. CJark. Mrs. th* gneft of* Mia* E.ranor Hickfas scheduled W inum Colemas, Mrs. Milton w a t Rock Reel. Mrs. A. Brock. Mrs. fc U. •oa at her home on Celery Ave­ th e n er th# Hutchison, Mrs. Cart Chorpanlng, nue. Ige Club haa Mias Alice McKlm, Carl C h o rfraMlaa Olive Dinkte ha* returned a later dale. ing. J r , and Shirley Heel. from Jacksonville and T ril.h ita e r where she spent a three week,' vacation. “Sins Of Man” Tells Mrs, B. C. Moore Sad Tragedy Of Life Presides At Meeting G E N E R A L ^ ELECTI appliances _ BAT find ^ yow,eioth«s being aUaatrvtched or shq«fe,lf yqo let Lutsy Every ga^aeat ia farad NIW B.l MONITOR TOP IUU0IRATOIS NIW 0*1 FUTOF IIIII0I1AT0II with %galfli<* iaalad-1#steal mickinlw that aew ■tvas "doable lha cold" Sad seas laaa cutisat than Arlitocrsta a 4 m oA u m c b*< ityliagl AU Ma IsasM l vvolaac# faatataa Gaaaral Bacttic H • This is the sgs of electrical livingt Make y*«r home a "House o f Magic'’ with these G •B mod*fa alacI>icsl streams that save time, labor sod money. Yoa can easily afford ib«m oa the G-B Sttpby-Stsp Pure hat* Plan. Come ia sad its them demaait ritsd, sik about our easy payment plan. tff ? STATE DISTRIBUTOR FOR GENERAL ELECTRIC M B fln L a 8 T . . P #E T S J ^ p U R g * ,Jf I ^ k , �• I ... -a t - " FACT r o u t TUESDAY, JULY 7, I I . . - ' . 'a w ta i 1HE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA m i Cotntly Produces And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In America A me rican and National AU-Jitars Clash inHub Todayi Boston Expects Englishman Sets Sell-Out, Hope New Auto Record For 42,000 Fans On Salt Course NATIONAL LEAGUE HAS STRONG LINEUP, FOR ALL-STAR GAME Turf Commission Experts Fearful Asks Inspection ‘Letdown’ Faces Of Track Costs Pole Vault Fini Boosted Expense Due Varoff Long Hailed As Certain Comer To More Racing1And On Pacific Coast Supervision, —Rose Older League Records Capt George Eyston Three Consecutive Drives 162 M.P.H. ’ Losses To Overcome Over Oval Track B O N N EV ILL E SALT FLA T S. ^ BOSTON. July 7 i*1’i II MIAMI. July T T h r St*t» NEW YORK. July 7^-CJlS— bell*. drs-am giiiu#, n o th in g but * L'tah. July 7.—lAI - C a p t a i n tha country’s Racing throu ;h S rr George Varoff, horrible nixlltmidV In t h e pro ud (ienrge E y * to n , leading | , n " l h e r latest pole vault sensation, la awrrU ry Walt r II Don ovan. yc«tet vonced in one of tba big town’s Netionel 1> agui-w - to re It began English c h a r g e on motor cu r tlay invited a ciim m ttrr of th»* A« •kyacraper hotels, poaslblf- get­ mar k*, three ye»r» * g ". will m i n e true «peril an d rn ilu ran cc ■relation 4if county eomrrisaionu.* ting fam iliar with tha ra rifled again Unlay with the diam on d'* «m*xhn| one of hi# own yesterday to m rtl with it to “gain at fir«t atmosphere he may be compalled shooting «l»r* c lu s te re d almut to n his low-idung racer covered hand” information conrrrnin" th« reach to gain s berth on the |(I2 S29 miles In one hour wage a d r» m * lie t h 't l l e r A «ell Olympic team In the final try ­ The (dd lerord w#« 15'.i .10*22 out throng o f 12,mm ■* r a pees* 6 co*t of »u|»*r\mng i suing in Klon out* this week-end. a t Bos ton Nal'.in u l longue I’aik mil** Th*- tanned U n i o n xrt It da The strapping, blond-haired a y«*ar ag** on Ihn •nun* glisten* E m h a t i a —••!. n d i uled a n d d< At th«* Mim** time D nnvan in *i San Eranrlaco Janitor, born ef frated In every .......... the three ing white e ip an sr of malt l*J milrx pr»*parc»| »tatrm rnt, rrr«iiiinientlc Hu",Ian parents In th# Haarmlbn west of Halt la k e City prrrlou* All S t a r en em m tei* . th' that the K«cmj < nifri«<ion lx* op Islands, established a now world Today, weather |»ermltting, National la-ague futre «, hradeil hy ***lri! t'n a h;.«lg*t «y«t#m ap mark of M feet 0 1-3 Inc bee ‘at Charlie (irlm in of th e I hninpe-n Kyslain will rrdl out his l'2-eylinthe National A. A. U. gamaa fat ptnvrtj by th«» St Hr Bulgrtm . Princeton ship C h ica g o Cul l, a n d fo rtified r« r shark n4»se<| **Hpeed of the laat Saturday, and Winds" again for an attack on Board. with » c v r i a l h u r t li n g f i e . h m e n and now is In danger of a ' latWtre In Ih-IIIk l e n t noeel u . they other m irks |»erhaps his 24-hour Thr U-in county commD^iun re down, the feared tightening up c ^ t ly culled ff,r a Irgblativc in process a few daya be fere tha awaited th e call to luittle ill I.' dll rudurance rerotaj of I 10.5 miles an hour. teatilfation of Raring ('onuninioi big final teat. P . M.. Kaetern S l a n d a f d Tim e _ -j It was on the course, laid out e x |»*nilitj i m and condemned "IhJoe M cC arth y , pilot of th e fa il lie's lang been hailed on apparently unw arrante.l an.I un Pariflc C o u t as a certain co flying New Y « 'k Y a n k e e , aiel »n the bed of an ancient saline called for intien«e" in iti operat in the vaufl but hla parfi managi r of lln- Am erican L e u g i e «ea. that Kyston’s countryman, tr Menage* by C harity Qrtmm of lh« C hleig* Cuba, tha National League's All-star*, ohooon by a papular vat* #f fan*, will praaatft • atrang •v‘ir Malcolm Campbell, last yr *r ing c(Ht<. All-Star*, left alj pre b a t t l e s t a le array af talant whan they taka Ih t fialtf agalnal tha Amarlaan laa g u trt at Bsatan July 7. Dlaxy Doan af tha i t . Loula Card*, who got in Palmer Stadium found hlw,7 «lr«»vP his fametl "Bluebird" to #! m en t* to Ciilaiin. Maree Joe After Donovan anil Car. G R moro votoa than any athar playar, will laad tha pitching corps. Othara Inoluda thooa players: Loft, tap to bottom. Oabby HarinotUa ■■ well aa tha spectators, kraathcatchor, Cuba; Out lu h r, Infloldar, Plratoa; Joa Moora, autflaldar, Olonta; cant a r tap, W alty Porgar, autflatdar, B ata; batow, Joo M.dBent word he d idn't plan to a r r l ' e world*! record of .M)| miles an of Ocala, chairman of the Racing less after tha f e a t wick, autflaldar, Carda; right, tap, Grimm; balow, S tuart Marlin, Infloldar, Cardai axtrama right, Arby Vaughan. Infloldar, P lra ttb In Bo*ton until Ihi* m o r n in g and hour over a measured mile. Cnmrru«4lon, explained inerraaed (Asaoalatod P rtta Phstoa) The captain ilruve over a 10operation costa liefore tho Aanoth at, anyway, he wo u ld n 't »* nounco hi* lineup unt il almost mile d rcu lar track. ( ampln-ll's ciatiin of County f’nmmiasioncr* gteat time was mad morrow, according to Charlie • meeting in Tallahassee |a«t game time. Earepl for tin- information that «tiaight line. W a rK .p r« ^ v ^ ;* i<;XAu.AwMBvM-,J-'v’,Ulf' **“ . ,Klori,ta T** R*'ri"'OT’ "Lve/ylbiAg- i u M imm*4 r - C . . f C V - : SCenmjfti « U e y o u n g a i g W MJt. • ' . r V v * body for an et|»enRe report for the b in d er f o r ‘^ e O ikago White ty.** K hitan saM a s h e ' r r a w l r Davia Is a first hasrmnn anil IW-VIM fi«cal year Boa, had rc|Jaced Tommy lludgr* has been clouting the ball nt f f 1 IM U llO * U iU I I Copiea «»f the % Tax Revision of Detroit on hi* mound ulalf. s|>eclaUy built car (Rolls Ro/ce). * 11 .400 clip, according to inform.-i"It was a difficult uinlertaking .McCarthy »ent no m « . to II"* tion available her*. He is the league* letter to K<wo were sent DALLAS, Tax.. July 7.—( 4 1 to make the run on the lO-m^Jp ton. Illne** furred lliidgra out property of Chattanooga and is to all county comini««iona request­ F rtd (F lrpo) Marbarry, galnt ing them to call for an investiga now in Georgia. The beat prevailing . gue»« »«» circuit inasmuch as the lunger Trim* farm er who oprnt a dnirn (2, 6 and 32 volts) W. T. Duncan, an o u lf le ld g r ,t<m " ' ‘h* « ™ m |. , lnn's e . r th a t the American# would pul tnark la 50 per rent eaairr on the year* on major Iragu* pitching no wax thta .ta ilin g linttlp on the field mechanism of thr car. But I was j mound*, I* bark In tha amall dropped Into town ye.lfrday and l,,r'* Thr “ ■!*« .Sanford may not have evtry Appling, Chicago, *hort*tup; «i*h tent heavy doty. *■■ scheduled to see action this tending a copy of Gov. Itave Sholts. town Ju*t (10 mile, from hla black Ruse and Donovan told the r*un afternoon. rlngvr, Detroit, second liaae; In lirltnm'* Idea waa to lend * land farm —and atlll winning ball juality that Roea to mako up a pennant winner, but as long as | a lA n g v T 1/* A r r l V O A.' P. Spurlln. first sacker. has ty commissioners at Tal ahss’ee Maggio, New York, n r h i field; fnat, defen»!ve train on the field g lm n . A I U Y C b*,-_ I, on I S 1 A U C 1 U been vian.-d signed and is due to appnsr th at expenses went up last year keGehrig, New York, first base; on the theory that the National The b i g circuit*' g re a t rallrf Itaw Meat” Hill RodgersI I. ort the local lot within the nea W#a*r of Increased raring end im­ 405 W l i t BL— Phone 29 Avertll, Cleveland, center field; League rouldn't hope to rope with hurler, turned down by two ma­ the job the Irani will exude pep, . proved superivision. County reve* few days. Dickey, New Y’nik. eateher; Sol- the heavy hitting, man for man, jor league cluba thia apring, la fight and color. Hill la one of tha moat colorful managers In thu W ert said negotiation, have " UM fr ""* « * '" * • «hev explained. a alarting and finishing pitcher .kirk, New York, left field; Dig of the American l^-aguer*. It * u Eddie Davis, formerly of A1 been opened to aecure the serv­ ecreised because of this and un­ "WE BBRYICB TH E TOWN' ■• . i i t ..• in .... ii . . . , for the league.leading Dallas minors, always known for hi* glna, Philadelphia, third base. and ■bsny In the International league, ices of Ben Brawn, an outfielder, favorable racing weather. . ................... Steero in the Tcxao League. Lefty G row , Button. pit hrr. "Raw Meat" Hill Rodgers will of the (iaa lluuar Gang would be is scheduled to arrtva here and who has piled up an impressive Twice the raw-boned Texan, Gxhrlng er ■»'«! ii iggln. were at in then- rarly, with t'a rl Hub take his lookouts to Daytona Join tha Lookouts today or to- record with the willow while per­ moat »ure to ploy the full game bell, hero of th r 11)74 game, and now nearing 37, ha* attpped to Reach tomorrow for a return forming for various clubs^ With frequent *ub*lltutlon* at I'urt llavia, of the Cub*, to back the hill for the Steere. Twice he game with the Islanders. Th# haa come off with victories. In othkrpointa. Jimmy Fo»t, home him up. outfits were playing her* to­ year* came out to support tha tha flrat atari, hla first major run king uf the Keit So*, who A*«umlng th at the American Icagut popular ami colorful figxiro who aaalgnment iince 1923, day. playrd third base last year, will la-ague forcra would open with W HERE TO GO “ Fripo" handcuffed the Galveeton ■nappy, aggressive team s, and ha had led their team In previou* alternate with (Sehrlg at find. a left hander, Manager Grimm P irate, with five hits and went war*. The season waa loo far Frank (*ro»ettl of the Yankee* I, la*t night announced hit alarting home a 6-1 winner. An error let will not tolerata a player tsho gone for BUI to get anywhere In doe, not hustle. act to replace Ap|ding at •hurt. the race, but his team began to In Galveaton'a lone run. lineup a*: " Ile tle r. Air out to Short'*" Ro<lgers ha* been all over tho, Following (irnve, in order, to "My arm 's In great shape,” h* minor league map as a pilot, hut play snappier ball a t once and Golan, Chicago, center field; the fan* stayed with him. They n p e c te d mound duty. were Herman, Chicago, arcoml bate; J. grinned after the game. "They perhaps ha Is best known fer his Schoolboy Rowe, Detroit, and h rn Collin,. St. Inula, first ba»e; Med- didn't want to givo me a chance sterling leadership of th* Peoria knew hi* club waa giving Ita Wa Naxer Ctaae nedy. liarring unexpected .h il l­ wick St. laiuis, left field; Hems- up there In the m ajors, ao I club of the Three-l Leaguo In best, win. lose or draw. That’s CHICKEN D IN N ER 75« the kind of a guy this new San­ ing, neither Monte IVirnun ami tee, Chicago, right field; H artnett, figured I'd come bark to Taxaa 1925-16-27. Steak*. Chop*. Hot or Cold ford skipper la. Lefty Gomes of New York, ntir Chicago, catcher; Whitney, I’hlla- and catch on here." Plata Lunch Bill xron a pennant there hla Rodgers got his nickname be­ Ha "caught on" perfectly. Th* Good Music, Wine, i.lquora. Me* Hxnler of Clevitanil wart ri* delphia, third base; Durocher, St. first year and finished second the cause of hi* panchant for de­ fans cheered hla every pitch. Deer. Etc. . pectetf to be* faDed, because of r»* lamia, aflortatop. “Guasi the ball la Juat a little two succeeding seasons. Peoria vouring huge, raw beefataaks. Ho NH aa Tear rrimmdm aa* eala-y fans w trs wild shout him and he Ike w t'k -e a * a f *HONT*a. ballaxta cooking taka* the life ■ticker down here than It I* In C aaelea *alr M a l l l H la Ik* could have stayed there Indefi­ out of a piece of maat and he haa th* majors.” ha grinned. Clak Neeaa alt** • F. M. nitely, but BUI la on« of thoaa startled many a waltrcaa hy or Yesterday ha knocked o ff tha Oklahoma City Indiana, Dixie fellows who believes a aklppef daring n steak In the raw and champions, In hla second start, ran wear out hla welcome In on* making aw ay with It aa noncha­ lantly a . If ha were gloving an l i t tired a little In th* ninth • pot, ragardlaas of surcata. S Mile* North of Sanford, 12 Laat year Paorla got Into a ru t easy pop fly. frame and had to be replaced, ML South of D*Land on with a woefully weak ball club. Bill haa a young to n plsylnj but It was hla victory. Boat* IT, Sanford to Del-and It wen only 12 gamaa and lost flrat baa* In tha Evangtllna 41 th* ftrit half. Something had League. •till abla to maintain a maximum to be don* and official* did tha beat thing they could. They re­ •peed of 170 mllaa an hour.” Hla mention of a longer track leased their m anager and put In • START YOU1 VACATION 4 referred to a 12-mlla courts which a call for Raw Meat Bill Redgara. Tha rally of th* Paorla fans haa been spotted by frequent rain* ONTHI • was ipontanaoua. Bom* who had and atUl could not be used. Eyston waa forced to t r / twice. not haan to tba park In aavaral On tha first daah, a front t o o " T a t e t o c l a s s i f y wheal waa out of line, causing l k line ! rim*, tha tlra to rub. Ha headed for tha OLD CASPER FARM, H. Sanford liB n. k liM I lim A vs. Tiled. Sea bookkeeper, track-aid* pit a fte r 30 minutes I t Dm • uwea. I« line 1 aioeth. during which ha aitim atad ha Hill Hardware. Mini b u b ( U r | i 39b mafntallnad an average of about 170 mllaa an hour. HOME * ■* i,.-J ^ ^ -M tlto W , ^ , T fri.mbehind the high speed of ht«|T n Winnimr Form Colorful Min<jr B o sses RADIOS CAR RADIOS i . ‘Raw Meat’ (Jets Nickname From Devouring: Uncooked Beef Steaks As Calmly As Shagging Fly Ball N ew First Sacker Is Due To Arrive In Sanford S o o n BATTERY, * RADIOS BAUER’S RADIO SERVICE TONIGHT! Dance and Cool Off SHORTS’ CAMP W ant A ds l o r id a PAY COOL CRUISE-W AY R A T ES U - A n o o u n c o m tn U . FOR RENT: four room furnished T h tra waa never a hitch a s ha sta rte d a g a in , a fte r re p airs had bean made. JT' ' ' , ----- ■ ----------- 16—Houses For Real FOR RENT: flee room furnished FOUND: Small lore bird. Owner houae. one block from may b are eame by Identifying Will rent fo r an# month o r ala Md paying for thin ad. Call week*. Apply WUUaau Hotel e r I f "■ > • • . * « ■ : telephone .140 Daytona Beach. • I 1*1 TON DO DOB 1939 model ■T ra c to r and ecml-trailer with fO-fl. daeed body. Like new. - (W O . Term* If dealrtd. Reel ; 4 Sene. M l XL la t 8t Get Rid of wRh your pocktt AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N EW SPA PER VOLUME XXV Member -Heat Surges Onward With Huge Losses A sso c ia te d Press THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE Weather Bureau Sees Little Chance For Relief Of Regions Under Burning Sun ri POWDER ll&Stit k w M M HER 218 EaUbllnhed In 1908 D irec to rs Of FLORIDA SENATORS VISIT ROOSEVELT H e n d r i c k s A d v i S C redit Group Local Efforts Are Re-Elected C S On Indian River Canal Democratic Nominee Is Guest Speaker Af Kiwanis Luncheon Given In IIis Honor Ten Trials Held As Counly Court Ends F irst Day Fifty-Seven Die In Parched Areas Five director* who »#rve«| last year with the Sanford I'roduO-------tlon Credit Association todaf were re-elected for another 11 months. They nrw R II i'hapm i4, John Melach Sr , Charles I*e^ | J. J. Bolly and C. W. Baker. ^ • Thirty-nine members of Association attended the annu meeting held this morning 1$ City Hall. There weie 103 per»<■? AraeHg M I*tmb ) T en CJ*r« w ere di-*|nt-r.| o f hi aont present. The W eather Bureau toc o u n ty «t»uit >e-t6'ida d ining The principal speaker uf th f d»y forecast a continuance day waa Ernest Gmhant, preaif t h e f i n i d iiy ’< u t l m i v «d th** of record heat with no aubI W I a r in g D ial lii.a ilecldent of the Product ion < tedit a ta n t ia l raina In the MldJn l) term Ju d g i J * - l i M ia m i! Association of Columbia, S C* xinll In r litiT IMilitic.U WIIA HOt weat where high tem pera­ w r « «»n t h r ben* h who pointed out tha* advantage# jii'.l u " | im » m iiiiito iik a ,” tures and drought already I hillg es 4if |utaat'«a|Hf| IIII-1 W illiam 1 Mt'l. of th« IocaJ organisation. have taken 67 live#. Im l llm t In* lin -4 Mpcnt y o u rs He cited the features uf M b«»th recently np|H«ltdi-d t«» rcprexrnt E!*»ri.|i. .» , «h«»wn at the | !rau<i|iortatioii »*f |ii|u«*r f i l n h I |u i '|i u n n g In n ist'lf f u r hira Grain prices in the Chica­ service end emphamrr«| the e*ao White lliiush* f *»i 4 v»-it vkith l*i 4p*ld« nt v• It .xhein they .pmfril 1 a g a i n s t Ja n iex \ m t i n Hum* o i k go m arket resumed s s e n ­ elation's value from a «tnnd> HR cxprk'^wllig tile |tr lief t h e Ii \[ ( o l l g ' t ' O yo-u.' I 4 ||> I tl|ll IMt e f lUtlt n i t 'I t .I n\k.iy w lii'ii infill in atlo n x iii'W |o li. " I . i l t k J ih ." II imisational upward march an point that It make* |MMiatt»l# a 1 to 4»*ntmue cimstiuctimi of tin* H onda -Iii^a condition* In tk i widespread th v i b 'f i n d s n t w i r e ilrii'ki n[ DfLaml, IkinocraU M r / . W (A * S y s O u l * u* in xninri* fyir rontinuAliun o t /a m nug «iperm- 1 l*rr»i«lnit VoH them k witx vhifh«<uf autV i q u as h ed . t,» lu i t h * -1 ivttef drought .fT*w wor** J . -Uaaka- g»»(l J a r . < * n t r v * * , < r the - third jia rtJ w u* t hi* KHtAV . ... , .1 g u e s t* M uf* l nIKHIllI 7 liit)f M nV t thing. w h rrx\ 4 " * wmiw ffwlancea, - - . —T h e co se c n i n ^ Will Ito la n d . t h ,. K t a u n j , i '1,0, l u n c h e o n - ^ . .-J * " * * * 'c m r A * t & r - ' tkey would necessarily be forced fun«U f*»r t h e |»n*jret t \ I* proxfhf*, heavy rains broke the fa» o»g lilli g at m in rreklrxx nt the Mayfair Hotel today, and years, and was the father of the Kraiier-Lemk* farm mortgage mors to tt><* through lack uf fk* drought ovsr many sections, do­ d r iv in g , (ex u lted in mistrial told hix lixtenrrx that iluring thn ing property damage but bring­ turium bill, and also the farm mortgage refinancing bill to pay off nine**. w h r ii (be j u r y f a i b d I agree on next two year* he ho|»ex he will 33,000,000,4)00 worth uf farm mortgages with greenbacks, which A sub-principal aililrc-s was ing welcome moisture to crops. a venlict 1‘ombii't hiniot If so that Srminola delivered by J K Kitihic, field • Lightning from rainless eloud* was vetoed by- President Roosevelt. Two i-a MX ugainxt H a r r y l ‘«*r- I ‘minty will give Inin a Ing ma­ representative of the A-.m-lation. •an t three additional fire* ro a r­ kinx, c h a r g i n g lot aiu««l r u n a n d jority whan h«> xrrkx r«*-election« J. E. Murgan, field n preaening through th#’ tinder-dry Wyo­ t h e o| h*Iuflotl u f au tm u o b ile whili* The loin heon honoring Mr. tative of the financial in*titutlon ming and Montana forest* aa i n l o i l e a t e d . w e i (. «o|itimied for Ilevithitk* wax one of the largeal which supplys the Aa-oclatlon mors than 1,000 fighteri strove thi* te r m ami nioxt iui|Miitant Kiwanin* with capital, discus-rd the raalm ost hopelessly to stop the t at her ino Ab mn«b r entereal a luiM'tingx of the year anil bequirrment* for loast-. flktnea In three other areas. I>l**9x of g u i l t y on an a«*euxati«»n xiib-x a record meniber*hi|i i t A semi.annual rvport, cover­ President Roosevelt in Waahof h av in g b een dru n k S h e hud teiiilnnx*e there were many other ing the l*»t half-year of activi­ lngton announced plans to give not Imfii ■entrnceal It.day gui'xtx m< biding state, county ties, revealed that 9t*> persons had government relief to 170,004) < haigi'x o f ret'klexx ill iv ing und «ity official* applied for loan* and 22 of the drought-ruined farm families and ag ain x t J a m e x Work# w e r e not npi'iiiug lux niblrrxx b / telling ( requests granted. Total amount k amaU livestock breeder*. lie | prrxM-d a n d a lleg atio n * t h a t J blx own lif,. «lttry, leginning a t loaned for thu entire year wax . plan* to visit arid areas next | It D ) m »u wax o|x*rulnig a n o v e r ­ the time when he wax left an or9215.000 of which $f>»'r »sO0 wax taontK. I'l.tn4 wer4» b e i n g complete*! In* An nrdinanrv of Ruff i c i e n t , b u u ln l t i i u k m e t the s a m e re- I ban early in life, Mr Ilendneku ■ ii pievrnt ul ta «lny fa»r an e l a b o r a t e pit*me t •• l-i* xtrength and v%111It to Resettlement official* m Netold of hix nlucatiuii both a t Mld raaourcaleaa families The caxe of F r a n k Kvanx. Mont Verde anil at Stetion im l g iv e n t y S a n f o r d Mm un x .xml the np«‘talion of iotteriex in San Operating income for the half­ Ah« Dakotas will starve unless fortl exiatx on the city statute h a ig e tl w ith leckU'iix ilriv in g . of bow he w»ut through school. year ju st closed amounted to t h e i r friend* T h u rx tU y a f t e ri m m i Six county meetings for gro fl«V*tiVM assistance. WASHINGTON, July 8 -4 /1 3 — Ihmik x, it wax pointed out lin e and that of |. f . Smith, oJliirmt(| Uinowml money "I hav« al33,279 while operating expense* a t Ih'l-ron S p r i n g s . ers werv arranged today by C. R. heavy hail storm s Tha antranca of flrnt-m lndid Hep. toalay by interettx engaged i » the |l.ttt h,. operated an autom obile, , , u,|y h id Ihn haul kaixks of rolled up to 32.227. The ytar'a Lodge o f fi c e r # anm nuifeil t h a t William Lamke lata the presi­ Dawson, coupty (arm »g*nt, to profit was announced at 36,000 whd# intosLaU d. war* continued |ir» and hav* had to fight nmat local inembvrx o f the f r a t e r n i t y cn«leavor t «* stamp out gnmbling. untd lhc D rtobsr trim . | „f nty h ft- and now as your ( ondential race turns the campaign acquaint farmers with the oper­ ami total assets at 3173.900. The law. in five sect mux, wax h a v e U r n u - k e d to in v ito ax tha Rocky Mountains spotlight on governmental aid fur ation of th* federal toil ronser rnala schrdulnl for today worn u irt..m «n I will cautinu* tu It was explained th at rarnings I'tto n l Juiu* **!d, 10.1.1, and xigued vatlon program. raotxrard through Indiana th . th# farmer. n u m y f n e m U ax t h e y ilexire. thus* of Jack G«i«»r, who is a. . fight." h# said. were used to pay operating r t by W. A Leffler. T I*, llumax. The agent jMiinted out that on punishing heat eontlnued to pound Mn-« n* a r e cnpceially urgc«l t>» • o«ril ofhaving sold fish with , Mr. Ilrndricks mad# it clrar Lemke, like moat >third-party *4 record* of long standing. Bis- candidates in the past, it figured to ly • comparatively few have penaes, replace losses on loans, niak4* a l u t «»f th e mica t h e y II. J. Lebmnii, S. O, Slunlndxer, put a I leans#,and Clara Mat St-#,'». that while (,#kn.-xr th a t both participate in the restore faulty capital, set up a lt»*r*k'a 114 dagraaa yesterday, run a weak third Lut he may have signed to i liurgrd with aaaatill and biilli-i y •Sanford and Scnnnolu County, ami A. >|wer Tara H aaU 'a 106, and 112 a t tha satisfaction of seeing the till plan, and added a belief the nil reserve for loan losses, to create p l a n to in v ite a n d no tify o no of following ix u ipiotution from faded to giv# him a majority and maintain a guaranty fund, t h e follow ing t r u n k LM illet, Jority of Seminole producer* Davila Lake, N, Ik, wars tha hoL for the farm vote become the big­ vote, h# fvatsurrd Ills listsnani the -tatu te btmkx: and to pay dividend*. ch airm an of t h e r u le r taiiin ien t • taat in tha history of tha W aathar gest single, feature of Democratic would become Identified with thi that "th a t's w alrr utulvr tho The Sanford Association oper­ co m m itte e . Dr. K. D. B ro w n lee, It -liiill Is* uiilitwf d tor any movement If they understood It* Bureaus th a n . Napoleon In tha appeals for Roosevelt support bridgr ,'1 and that he will servo ates la the following counties: J a m e x O. H u f f , J a m e x .Mtiughton. prranh, firm nr cor|i(irnllon tu method of excution. U tta r ataU reported 119 for tha In hla extremely active four hla »ntir# diatrict fairly and imm his, her. Ihslr m its |iuaFollowing ar* the places desig­ Volusia, Orange, Lake, Seminole. H a r o ld ('. W u x h b u r n an d i ’. J high m ark of th* currant heat- years In Congress, the standard' partially as its rrprcavntativ*. • •.inn in iho City uf Sanford, i H um ph. nated for the public assemblies: Brevard and Osceola. drouth m *|| Monday. bearer of the new y-created union I llringing his talk nvnrvr tq Friday, H T. M , Oviedo tchocl; T h e r e f r e s h m e n t Com m ittee a p ­ Florida, any ticket, shun, or i.mMeanwhile, tha 'Agrlcultura Da- party has battled for sweeping t l « # l l R R 94 Ow f a n T w « | I'" " to * " y lo ttery f o r mon ey , r p o in ted ii Jt»e t ’nr ley, W II Monday, 8 I*. JI., lak e Monroe portm ant designated 97 counties legislative measures purporting to o th er t h i n g of vnlu«v S c h m i d t , t ' h a r l e x l»unn, (*. II in tha ty rin g w heat halt—tha Da­ bring relief to “dhbt-vidden” achool; Tuesday, 8 |>. M., Ixing" I t 'htoll Im* u n la w f u l f#. W iaecup am ! \V. II Stnvixfirhl wwsl postoffice; Wednesday, 8 kotas eastern Montana and fanners. Ice watvr, r t if f e e ami w alern n -l P. M., Altamonte Springs voting north s* l U n i Wyoming — aa f,,r '" V *orja»r«lH»n t..j FLORIDA Generally A fter the Supreme Court invali­ on# will be f u r n i a h e d free. <'«y '<( Sunlord.l night .n ,| Thursday -•OMiyoney drouth counties" in dated the F railer-lem k e morato­ place; Thursday, 8 P. M., Geneva W e lfare a n d e n m f u rt of the rmriflsi, nny tlckrt, shnre »>r ruu-j fr w wnlrlv ■ran # i #. Which roilaf xrork will ha con- rium on farm m ortgages, he put up postoffice; Friday, July 17, 8 P. I t a t l s a s l Os r s a t Tw*| . . Snyder's _ ...................... The Seminole County School .p i c n ic k e r « will be u nder t h e ill •••n m uny lottery for rmmry Ihumlrr.ht.wwr,. m rrn tral portion M.,. . Chuluota, store. a fight for refinancing of farm Emphaxmng that work sheeta Bo*rd today receive,I nearly 30 taction of the following; Gordon Thursday. Kxtivm* Norlhrwest^ m ortgages with 31.000,000.000 of m uit be filed befora one is 1 blda for bua route# to b« oper- Barnett, L. k. Boyle, It. II. Floods; riornly, occasional show -1 Sanford's Salvation Army unit, new currency which gave House eligible to receive federal pay-] *1*^ through 1936-37 school Chapman. It. A. Cobb. J. h. era tonight and Thursday. j during the first half o f 1936, as­ Administration leaders th* "biggest mentg umler the conaervationl l frm . j Abernathy, L 11.^ < onnelly. It. I.. i *ut#d in clothing 382 persons, scare" of the recent session. program, Mr. Dawton pointed out' Th* teiim atei Included §uf- Glenn, J«»e M. t»4»niale«, Georg** Thursday’s tides: low," 6:25 *■’*»# groccties In 52 families and Tha measure, receiving strong that only 134 thaata hav* b«an R *knt amounts to cover initial W. Huff. i i . D. Hoffman, J . F. M and “5:43 I'.. M.: M ; hleh high, l11:17 \A '‘ P'oviueil provided medicine for two faniiS-IOO . 1 1 •” S'* r l |7 support from western congressmen, turned Into his office, and that *0>U of new alt-atoal burrs which McClelland, II. H. I’opv, A. K. It.... than 3-‘8l. nr by Imprisonment M , . . ... .. ' *"• 11 ' 1 A , ;* .according ... to the semi-annual waa defeated by a vote of 235 to of not more than 90 day-, nr by *.•»., . „ .*' **' ,Sun :,t I ,t I, they represent but 3^00 aerta. | lh« racantly au th o riird and H ca.,ttar and J. I.. Trawisk. . . „ Issued today. I » - # a ■■ 142 a fte r a bitter fig h t Lemke Amurement* will Include swim l-dh ...rh fine ...d Imprisonment tin|ni<nnn<#nt • M> *"*' " U 7:'" ** ‘ Ho rail*rated that signing a —Vlch muat bo purchased by the * Mqon rise* |U :|o |*. J|. , n,’| , r7 , I In spiritual activities, tho Army, Tha Hammer Bible School will claimed it was needed to save tha ming, dancing and music, trams* at th# di-errtion of lli# Munici­ at 9:26 A. JI. work .h eat does not In any man - 1•uccaaaful routa bidder*. J reported 515 hour* in visiting fam­ • ‘V weeks' period of ac­ homes of 2,000,000 farm ers, while n*r bind a grower to any con--. # — *• a*limated th a t 20 to 25 will b# available for entertain pal Jitdg#. ilies wliere Scripture wa* read and tivity tonight n t 7:M In Um E pit- opponent* attacked it aa an infla­ tract o th |r than that of accapt-j raw vahlclea “All nrdinaners nr pur*• of nrwill bo necessary to m ent of the children, it wa* an* Regular semi-monthly aoyol parish house hy presenting tionary measure threatening ruin •linn-c ■prayer* offered. One hundred smf dinanrea in conflict h#t -wiDi ho ing a lump sum of money w h k h lra ra r th* eounty’a school tranx- nounced. twelve induur services were held. k play and revisers of aonraos of- to milliona of xrage earner*. and th# same ar# h«r(hy re­ meeting of the Sanford lio n tha governmant will dump Into portatlon tjamands, according to Masonic offievra axpreaaed trad at od is t*. ( In.* will Ii# be il al 7 u'clock to ­ li2 open-air meeting* recorded, 20 500 persons Appeals fo r non-partisan sup­ his lap. pealed ; provided, however, that |T . W. Lawton, superintendent, .hope that more than 501 Sunday school session* executed A U g ta n a n ' d a ta in charga of port. particularly from tha farm ers "tirh repeal shall not nffojt any night in the Mayfair lintel. Final data for filing work,1 A m ajority of the boerd's would allenl the affair. end eight out-of-town meetings l*> Andrew* will present a i of th* country, and attacks on sheet* has been set for July 20. time today was consumed Committors aru to be on the ronvictlons hvretofrro made un­ Th« American Legion today wax done. '" r B ^ a prayar soag. "W all S tn o t's domination -of the A fter th a t day none will be ac­ m an ly oaamlnlng tha bid*. No der Ordinance 213, adopted April Mhaduled to have completed beauground* *t 3 I*. M. There were 134 young peoples' , WL If. OarnaP* prim ary group flnooalal system of th* country * cepted. I nth. 1933. definite doelalon la - expected for -r m 1: . ,1 . ,tlf:catlon a c tiritk a on the post** meetings and tlasse* for the pe­ to W U m a them e aaag, -M y or# axpactad to charactarixo tha Mr. Dawson said the federal a t least two days, It waa tn This ordinance shall become grounds around the legion Hut riod, 2li Home leag u e sessions, f « « .* Fkytlla Allan will lead a 17-year-old North Dakotan's cam­ payment* are in no sense n loan nouncod. effective. Immediately upon He bordering the ^ * ^ 1 * * * J ninu services in the county homo Ulaatration af paign. In Congrats he has repeat- but purely gifts and th a t they :>4*«agt arvl adoption." end county Jail, and 3U conversion* ■Wort IC w U e a s* Ow 1-aaa Ts**| • do not hair* to bo repaid. The control committee of tho reported. . w .- lh o R an o f Mrnlc” will s " ti-silaoeO fi- M» rk! i o> * IU ,rlh , i hrru T ransient activities Included nb raaoantadl hy children under thu ra a #m T handing out 296 meals, giving beds [ to w n k lp of Joyce Steele. lo 231. A total of 213 applicant* > A 9My, Forked T roll.- has were handled. ■ ran peeper Sanford Woodmen of tho World H arry U . Papw orth, Seminole w ith Hannan Jam es (1. Sharon. Femlnn'e t-oe*| p*rsona received free 2f County Chamber of Commerce rep­ w ill observe an "Did Timer*' ' and Patty County Judge, will subetilule for _ ---- pair* of shoe* while one traveler resentative on th* S tato Market n ig h t Thursday in th# lodgo ha I., Judge FI. M. Tel y, of T atsret, Another month's activity will w»a 'shod. Two transients wera Controlling Commiaalon, will sub­ according to completed plena a n ­ Commercial aviation official* ■ a . . l. A conference between City A t­ mit Ida resignation n ext Wednes­ nounced today by fraternity o f­ lake county jurist, according to complete the relief project covert provided with medical attention ar* becoming Intareatcd in Sanford an order receltcd here today from torney Fred R. Wilson and Police day. bo announced today. ficials. . _. .. . u ■ prospact iva atop for mail, Chief the governor's office. , Ing Improvement# lo tho munici­ and one clothed. Roy WUliama to oehoduled pal airport, it was estimated toOn* of th* outstanding feature* I orally there were 260 W ar-Cry's Mr. Pnpworth said ho le stop­ R r a W l i I n l l r t t a i l t a M I k i psssangar and axpres, planes, ac- tomorrow to discuss a proposed lllnes* was given as the teataii J»y by W. 8. E a rl,. J |rrctor 0 f given away. The magaxlna la th* ping dawn from th* position be­ of tho affair will tw th* presenta­ for the substitution. A cordtag to g latter racaived bar* change In Um nuinicipnl •rdlannct cause ho agreed, when taking the tion of a errs too jn rd il to Joo WPA operations in Hanford. official publication of tha 8*ha» . . *<>J»F by V eil, Williams,, local *vU- . Judge Shsron previously hit* Scop* of the project Include* lion Army. • - tion enthusiast, from O T. Dakar, 1pertaining to tho disposition of Job, U serve only until the end Cameron, oldest locel m*mb*r, lakrn over Judgo Tally'* rourt of tho official year. who ha* been afftliatod w ith the when. J t wa*. Irnpraelleal for the leveling o ff uneven a rra s, and. t* . BL PaUrabgrg, atU ehcd to tha Na­ unlicensed dogs. The chief raid ho . will seek nsmoving obstruction* nearby that Tho chairman haa teen b ald «r ArfMUAtion T ifr a y«r*. tional A ir ~ latter to praxidt! thorlty to usa more humane nls comm utes sine* tho organisa­ wo>ld endanger plane*. Sorvtce ni*'l*'s alw* wi I b* p re­ P ra t o f C entral FlorBr. Baker Indicated that NAL An adequata light system for sent *d to other Woodmen who had it* aya an this rity and asked methods in handling unlicensed tion of tho m ark et night landings already ha* been hgtr# n long record. Jmlg* Vlem raaaral qneotlona about the con- pets which may bo destroyed un­ Installed and la read y 1 for use, U s. A v erag e, . . . T6 C. Don*, brad banker of tho F lo ri­ Cotmty Chamber ditlon a f tba Held and tha faclll. itor th* prasent Interpretation uf the low. Mr. Earl* raported. rsk. Average _ _ 41 da Woodmen, will mike tho p re ­ hawtna arrivals tiaa offered hero. Mar. A v e ra g e _____ 1* Effort* are now under wuy to via i t J*hn* sentations. H la pratebta th a t man we L ta r. Avars** ____ I t Frank I . Miller today haa as­ f. J i l y «, 1936. known la a ria tiaa r i n k s will p a r establish a city pound whore dogs Th* local lodge's entortrRn- sumed his new position o f City M av A v e r s e * ____ I t li m a without official pormltB might b* m eat committee h is errtngod a The P, Lorillard Company, an to*portion visit to tba local fly . Juifgt and will preside over mil■ANFORD, gen- to« Odd within tho neat thr** called for by an owner, manufacturer* of Old Gold rlg*r- program which will occupy two nlcipal rourt Monday morning. rakh River Lln* daya, sine* a stato-wld* aviation ttta s, th i, week Inaugurated an hours botwean 9 P. M. and 10 F. He took tha oath of o fflet and LONDON, Ju ly 9.—4A7—King HOLDING OWN extensive nation-wide advertising! M. An old fashioned square dance signed bond yesterday. e o n r tm m k tf ia t tomorrow In Oy. 14 Edward Inspected hie Royal A ir It campaign pointing out th* merits wfll bo an evening'* feature. Undo^vborn fram inent fliorx will In an execativ* session Mon- Fort* by n lr today, flying in hi* II N.’ r . July • f Ha cigarette In sum m er. A p pro.'m stsly 2341 persona ar* ••■“ w* r“ Ufr day night, tha (JHy Commiaalon #WB plan# on a tour of several 15 A double-Jarkot o f cellophane reported le attond, seme coming discussed seven applicants for airdrome*. tt who' plan to .(U n i the fighting for to ueod on each package a f Old from camps a t Ocn'a, Um atilla, the Judgeship then la te r In open* With Mm w as tha Duka o f m v 0*toad» mooting are Mr. Wtt- hi. life to rotate the doublo-mr! Orlando, New Sm yrna and P a rt meeting unanimously agreed to. York, hair apparent to th* G«ra*X JfaRory, Mack ruptured ap tow rtotataua and freahnoaa of tho and JT. A. to be hy tha majority o f opinion tkrona. I t waa tba sovereign’s prtoa crop tobacco* from wkkh Tha Bhelly-Raurot Y m a ti l abid* that was expressed la Uw closed fourth flight sine* hla accession to to a •toy OM Ooltto pro ■ill furnish conftrsnca, !{o the tbruD* ja J u u a t j , ,j - :* Recounts Life '* IlancoL-k Liquor Case, O f Hard Knocks “ Roaring Forest Fire Sweeps Parts Of Montana, Wyoming Dismissed As Infor-i mation Is Quashed Promises To Work I’or The St. JohnsIndian River Canal area ^-Jtolliam idils Masonic Picnic Sanford Law To Set Thursday At Halt L otteries DeLeon Springs Strongly Stated Lemke Candidacy Dawson Arranges To Make Strong For Explanation Bid For Fanners Of Soil Program 3rd Party Candidate County Meetings Are Tried To Refinance Scheduled For Va- u oul durinir thr rm„ riouH Loc a li tie 8, month# of th# period F a r m ' Mortgages Board Examines 30 Bids In School Bus ; Route Competition Fraternity Members, Anti-Gambling Inter­ Friends I n v i t e d ests Point Out Ex­ To Attend Affair is t i n Statutes : - - l ? ! T Y N E W SB R IE F SH alf Y ear R eport ,o. Is Released Today By Salvation Army ier Course In ibfte W i l l Close L o c a l Church National Air Lines Williams Will Seek Set Eye On Sanford Pound For Holding Aa Possible Station Stray Sanford Dogs SSStS « BAKING SANFORD, FLORIDA. W EDNESDAY, j n . y s. | 9.|S Chapman, Meisch.Lee Bolly And Baker Will Lead Associa­ tion Next Y e a r & * ~ — . a pi r t ment . One block fro m ■ A V B YOUR -WATCH repaired 9* * * * - .R traoM bla. A pply WUby one who raally know* bow " • “ * H °U l o r phone 140 D e y . ■ H e n . Jew eler. H a t . A r . tonn Beech. I - - Loat u d Found M o t o r jjN E S Sanford Is The Only O n lr a l Florida City A ffording Rail, H ig h w a y * And W ater T ransportation Sanford Woodmen Harry M. Papworth Fete Old Members Sharon Substitutes Will Quit Market In Special E v e n t For Tavares Judge Airport Project To Be Completed Soon HITMBNEWS LOCAL WEATHER L o r i l l a r d Begins Summer Ad D r i v e Miller Takes Oath As New City Judge Monarch Inspects English Air Force ii il SSfJB E i.ik a ; — -u . — ~ — ... __ ,.r h � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 07, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 07, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 07, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/35f2886c765e2459d5cb9dab3d995284.pdf 51f7fdd1667dd9e110e676a19c7fb3ef PDF Text Text * M T ire R A N Fonn irenAM J, LA N D O N TAKES IT EASY ON COLORADO VACATIO N sanfcpd , Fl o r i d a FRIDAY, JULY S, 1! v FIVE DIE IN BUS CRASH ON NATURAL BRIDGE SNAKES EXHIBITED A T MURDER TR IA L1 ' «H | ■M k i ->r*FY,W! Fiva paroona were killed and 24 warn Injured when a heavy pnaengar bua iklddad and tumid avar an lb* famoua Natural Orldgo of Virginia. A big road algn Uvtd It from plunging to tha bottom of tha jorga 2IS feat balow. Thu picture of tha wreckage nai nude by a camper whole tint waa pitched nearby. ( A l l o c a t e d Praia Photo) .Two llvo rattleanakea Introduced aa evident* In tho “ rottlaanake** murder trial of Robort B. dome* ara viewed by Prosecuting Atlomoy John Sarnia (ltd ) and Dlatrlet Altornty Ouron Fltta In the Lo* Angola* courtroom. Tha olato conlanda Jam** thruat the bar* fool of hie eeventh wlf*. Mra. Mary Jama*. Into ■ boa containing ana at tn# anakaa In a achama to kill bar for bar Inauranea. (Aaaoolated Praia Photo) _____ — - - D O M IN A T E D / N E W GAINESVILLE ARISES FROM TORNADO RUINS Haro la tha .teaming multitude—of amply aaato—at fha Damocratlo national eonvei^R vrhen Chair* man Roblnaon rapped for ardor to nominate Vlca Prealdent Garner for another term.*Delegate* dam* onatratad ao long and loudly at tha nomination of Praaldent Rootevalt tha night before that few fait agual to another taoalon of merrymaking. (Aaaociatad Praia Photo) O N E HOOK AFTER TORNADO G RAND JURY PROBES REFORMATORY W HIPPING After three month* of riding from hlo homo In Oallaor Taa, O. He ToweII arrlvoo aatrlda hla donhay at Phlladalphla to attend tha V Daaiacratla National Convtntlaib (Aaaaclatad r * a * Photo), ^ CLAIMS MYSTERIOUS FORTUNE THREE MONTHS ’ AFTER TORNADO f Juit three monlho itlor the daith-daallng tornado all but wiped out Qalnoavlllo, Oa, the touragaoua •Ity haa. accompilehed a coma-back that la happily amaalng to thooo who oaw tho appalling rulna. At Ih* lag ft a view at tho domollahod bualnoit dlalrlct an houraflor the tarnada atruck. Balow. la a picture taken at lha uma l pot, thawing tha ally aa It appear* today. (Aaaociatad Proa* Photoaj[ court balks e x e c u t io n o f, d e a d l y e l e p h a n t j •IVm * (M U M K m M n before Wally, eia.Ua alaphant, waa U have bean aaaouted by a tiring t*u*d t J t r t r - - Edward E. frown, la a Em Pramlaaa age, a temporary raatralnlng ardar from a* s [ [ K T a judialal daaUioe will ditansbi* bla ultimata fat*. Wally la *baw» with Haw m SDattfU t M Ann l * & n m r**M| aMrtly bofar* th a .A fl*? » « trampled *w — T e rr- * g s :K r* farmatary wm* f gdbttd j (Va Suprejm • taCk^', *»J* s jjv ^ i W4 . G” 71 il " V y n ■ A- w N f w r f r* ' *A»*m tnb <s4t < ag|i|MMM< iis & 3 "fig t i..v iM a n a m a <* s a iq t t . �Sanford In Tfc« Only Centra! Florida City Affording Rail. Hlghwift And Water Transportation Eatabllahed In 1908 Japanese Must Die For Tokyo Revolt TA LM A D G E O U T FOR SENATE 1389 Americans;| Meet Death H oliday Ac Forty-Four Soldiers, ? And Eight Civilians • Are Sentenced To ; Long Prison Terms • ' * e W as Intended Paralyze Govern% went By Slayings \ TOKYO. July (AP>— A ipeclal court martial today •entcnced 17 leader# of the eb, 26 rebellion to death and in others to life imprison_w n t i The court also convicted 44 Ban-eommlaaloned officers and eltrht civilians, ordering them lmpriaoned for term- f oantord Spends boends l!!*. M ost Of County]Sanford W ill Benefit By Quiet July 4th; Farming Program Beaches Attract President Greets New Senator From 'Peninsula S t a t e . eck Governor youthful dl- A Single wit Selassie Leaves To Visit London Ethiopian Emperor Is Reported 111 From R e c e n t Activities C.F.N EVA, July G.— ( A D — The U 'u gu o uf N allon o' conniinatinK com m itU’c tinlny mU*[itnl n rcnolution fix in g July 15 ns tho date oil which ■to aunpeml economic and f i ­ nancial nnnettona aKainst Italy. V o te on tho m otion was unanimous. T h e rrcom.mcmlAlion l a i l l lw -p J »a «L s Into* -thOf Tseorirt '. * a « w b * ^ final aclltfrv. J l ’V‘T’*' Kmperor Hallo Relassin speil toward Ixindon heavy-haarteJ snd empty-hsndeil. Ills sppesls for “ Justice" denied. Tho king with­ out s country was reported to be III, “ affected physically by tho strain of tho past few weeks.’’ “ War sanellona against Italy havo been by no mean* negli­ gible." A ugusto V'asennceltoa ot Portugal said to tho committee. Vasconrelloa, president of tho committao opened tha session Attainting Growers By Financing with a lengthy review o f tha Hoard Recommends Agricultural Activities ________ leagues' first attempt to apply “ puntive"' measures against an Reim(tating W I* A aggressor. He said It we* ob­ Growers in six Central Florida vious from the outset sanctlono counties Interested in financing "could not be complete" became Seminole County Commissioners farm operations today were Invitmany Important rountrlee stUl today Instituted a movement 111 ed In attend the annual meeting are outsldn tho League. regain possession <>f In Ilf the Ssnfurd Production Credit However, citing extensfvo bonds which are m>w In the Association stockholders In thn trade losses and a decrease In hands of state departments. n t y Hill si 10:00 A. M. Wednes­ CITY N E W S BRIEFS Italian gold reserves the commit­ Thu largest lump sum In tho day. Tuesday's tides: low, 3:83 A. M. tee head asserted “ results from whole amount Is IfiO.OOO eertUIIn the order of the day’s busi­ Ibis first -oUauapt to apply .tone- —estes which were turned over tn ness will he the election of five and 9:M P. M : high, IU1O8 A. M. tlona are by no# ntttto nbglfgtbto ‘ the state board of administration director* for * porlol of one yesr, and 10:27 1'. M Sun rlsea at K:ftt A. M. and sets at 7:32 P. M. Moon Anothsr attempt In too futore as security for a loan. snd the ami ine reading rea.nng of or financial Financial re-i re-s" , “ „ . . . ... ...s r, . . . i i rl'P* at 9 1. M. and aeta at b .ll might be even more successful," It was pointed out thst the bor porta. „Present. directors are Ralph rowed money had now been re- II Chapman.. John _ .... Melsch ........... Sr„ paid and nothing stands In tho ( hnrlle I^e. J. J. Du ly and C, W. JJsnford Rotary Club will hold way of the bond return except Haker. the routine attached to tho pro-j |t pointed nit tndAS^st Its regular weekljg meeting ot 12:16 Tuesday In the Mayfair cedure. I farm Inan. are made at the rate of Certificates totaling Ifl.OOO fivi. prrrrni Interest, making it Hotel, It was announced today. •— —— ■' ‘ I * ‘ 1, 1 u -. -- County Prepares Production Credit Group To Seek Return To Name Heads Wednesday Of Local Bonds Accident I*'Labor Heads Meet In Washington To Sanford spent a comparative.( ly quiet July 4 with no serious accidents reported by slthir po_ lie* or hospitals. iD iS T im R ‘ R P h P I B* Saturday and Sunday tha city IV C U C I S was practically deserted as hun-i -------deeds sought refuge from the' WASHINGTON, July 6.—Tha hsat by spending tha two day*: *harp fight within tha ranks of at Daytona Beach or Coronado tr>d« unionist* In tha United Baach. I Stales roared toward a crisis toTha Daytona Summer Frolic*’ 4*2 " members o f tha po warful held a wide attraction for San- rewullvs eommltlo* of the Amerlfordites, since a local girl, MUs|e,n Federation of Labor began Louise Johnston, recently^ Judged.srrlvlng In the nation’s capital to “ Miss Florida," reigned ortr a P»*» aeerelly upon tha fate of 10 pageant of pulchritude staged onj “ rebels lesdere. the broadwalk. The council will ho d Its Grit Police actlvltloa ware decidedly meeting Wednesday. Its chief denormal, and Inspection of the of- cislon will come on the question ftrial blotters r*vested that most of whether John I- Lewis, head celebrations were orderly. I of the united mine workers, and representing tho prrionil biiml |io»*|hlo for gmwrr* to ope ml** The entered apprentice drgrre Hospital records show that on-! nine other union chiefs are to lie of V. E. Douglass, former rout* their tracts more economically CHICAGO, July fl.- W )- R e c ­ ly one parson, a negro, was ad-| suspended for cresting the com­ clerk, Is also eligible for return [1]r tasking- advantages of cash dU* examination will lie given one ap­ plicant to Ihr Hanford lodge, 82, ord heat Increased damage and mitted for treatment, a result of mlttee for Industrial organisation here. I counts. In the rnhlweitern F. and A. M.. TuevUy night st 8 distress an autamoblla accident. I to war on tha federation’s trad ILloyd Doyle, assistant »l*t* * l 'i I .mans are made for the produrdrought belt today, Despairing o'clock In .the Masonic Temple, It Results o f too two-day boll- Uonal craft union policy, lorney in this circuit, 1* detailed lion of citrus crops, celery truck farmer* pinned their hopes for a was announced today. day taksn by local business Thar* are IT members on the to negotiate tho culleclirns. ■rtitles, dairying, range rattle and break In tha protracted siege on establishments ware' evident this federation council but only Id will The board today went on rec­ other kind* of production includ­ A regular meeting of the San­ a change In weather, but nona morning when ahopa and atorea attend the conference. David Du- ord as being In sympathy with ing grnrral purpose loans In con­ ford American Legion poet w ill.,wait sighted for tho Immedlata had an above-the-averago Mon* blnsky, president of the Isdles the Sanford Ministerial Associa­ nection with farm operations. he held et R o'clock tonight In, future. garment workers and the only tion which directed a letter to day morning crowd. In addition In handling produc­ Industrial the commissioners asking their tion loan*, the Hanford unit serv­ tha legion Hut, according to anj Instead, broadcnii^f of tha hlgri Sanford revelers who spent spokesman for the by Lloyd temperature blanket waa foreRaturday and 8unday to Daytona unionists on tha council, sailed aid In stamping out gambling ices land oank loans for the routt- announcement made [cast. v Beach centered their activities: saveral days ago to attend a con- here. K. F. Housholdrr. county at­ tirs of Volusia, lake. Grange O'- Boyle, unit commander, ______ I Abnormal heal leered the on the parade of beauty on the ventlon to F.urepe. torney, was instructed to reply renin. Brevard and Semlnoe. The local lodge of Woodmen of perirles ycslerdey from tha broadwalk, tha Saturday night! The council was reported shsrp- to (he communication. •Records of the institution show the World hss scheduled on "nidi Rocky Mountain! lo Western dlsplay o f public fireworks, and If divided last night on the quesA resolution was *doplcd_ask-! ,h ll #bout 2o<W farmers are be­ dances at the Riviere Club, I|lion of suspending Uw rebels. Ing the reinstatement of O. 1*. ing served to -represent half mil­ timers' ’’ night Thursday with Kentqcky. All-tlma marka socle) entertainment and the broken at Wllllston, North Dako­ Chateau Udo and tha Pier Ca Lewie ind his group were asked Swope as regional director of the lion dollar* In loans. ta, and Rapid Clly, South DnoU. presentation of a service emblem alno. to appear but It was Indicated W l’A in district two. During the past month, records with reapoctlvo reading o f 110 they would decline. Lewis has tak­ A second resolution permitted further reveal, more than llnd.* to the unit’s oldest member. and 109. A new record o f 100 w u en the position that both factions the cancellation of state and Gov. Talmadge Says too Id live happily under tha same eounty taxes on the tract of land 000 was p«ld on Interest and prin­ City Clerk F. H. lamson today established at Moline, Illinois. atoracipal on loans through the office repotted considerable activity In He’ll Run For Senate labor roof. Ha flatly rejected de­ designated as the municipal air-, j)rr(, collection of delinquent taxes for County Court Opens * mands by President William I* * 4. . . . The associatinn has securnl the yesr of 1935. Ten.o'clock this A report of Mrs. I^onn A. Krnest Graham, presiilmt of llm McRAE, Ga., July A—(AT—Ey* Green of the federation that the In Sanford Tuesday; Industrial or "one Ug union" or- Howard, welfare director, was ac­ Production Credit Corporation of morning had ieen set as the dead­ cepted. and it recorded receipts Culumblo. 8. C., es featured speak line for payment of overdue Uses usb hla second term as governcV, a*. ganissr* drop their fight. The July term of SsmlnoU of 910S.19 for sale o f canned rr Wadnesdsy. Tho public U end the time when delinquent nouneod Saturday that he la a can­ properties would have gone on the County court la scheduled to open goods prepared In the relief Invited. didate for tho Democratic nomina­ Tuesday morning, according to auction block. Key Bridge To Open establishments under her super­ tion no United States senator. an announeamant made today vision. * _________| He will oppose Senator Richard Tha City Commission ts achedFor Travel In 45 Days Hospital hilts for |302 were Two Negroes Nabbed Florida! Partly e:oudy acat- from tho office ot Judge Jam** ntodto'aSt tonight at 7:10 o’clock B. Russell, Jr., who la campaigntered Ihundershowera Tuesday aft­ 0. Sharon. were author Lied to M paid. for discussion o f several Impor- tog for renomtoatlon. . TALLAHASSEE, July W> It y Sanford Police ernoon end on rr.’ reme south coast Thirty-nino caata appear on the Unt mature which were held over I Talmadge announced t h a t J, H. Dowling, chief engineer of retested by , tonight. Extreme northwest, part- dockat which waa r _ _ u . i — s| Charles D. Redwlno, president of the fltato Read Department, said Weather Tips Given James Henderson, negro, w aaj), e|oudy tonight and Tuesday. ^ John Laonardy, prosecuting at­ tha subjects expected to tho stoto aoaato, had qualified for yesterday the reeooetructod brldgi By Health Officer arrested by city police over tha torney. --------------------taka g — !—■ portion of the moot-’ governor end premised to carry between No Nam# Key end B>g Court will continue through week-end and booked on chargee Negro I* Injured In tow la that o f govorement relief cait tho Talmadge policies, Fine Kay, tenth of Miami, would TA M PA . July (AT—City Saturday then adjourn In fare* of operating n disorderly bouse, prejocta which hare bren pro-‘ Three other Hadldato, Tar gov- be ready for travel to 46 days. Health Officer McF-arhern Crash O f Vehicle o f circuit court which stlU hao official records show. - f m i^ , en larnor—all anU-Talaaadgo—are to Tho toidgv, a link In Um Over­ along these hot weather Upa: some of IU summer term docket Tha second holiday arrest by ■' ‘ * jaUd to tha race. They a n t R Rivera, seas Highway between Miami Taka It easy; take tha shady An unidentified negro loffered to complete. A * to «*g u siring to a pro-' apeaker of Um aUto h a w of rep- and Kay Wsst, was burned sever­ •Ida o f Um street; don’t hurry and local authorities waa. that of painful Injuriaa to thq head and ^ ^ O l P ? 5 r o r it o a t tooto. Fort- al weak* ago by fire o f unknown worry—tomorrow la another day Uoyd Elvia, also black, who la ryes lata yeelerdey afternoon dbekated on a aharg* o f le g a lly 1 " Um - natoanaiki where It hao been W of Athens, aad W. W. larwhen (he automobile to which he L O C A L W E A T H E R ! Avoid heat producing food*. origin. to ooo, 5 r. former carrying n .fW k — -------------tiding, wllH' two other noHighway traffic le being han­ Cooked leafy vegetmMeu- end Doth city and county pollca Kroes. ovarlurned In an attempt to dled by ferry until the bridg« Is fruit, cooked or raw, art good. had an unuaoally quiet July 4. Twelve Youth* Get *. Start tha day with a cold hath replaced, Dowling acid. negotiate a curve at Catflah and start the night with another. Sprlnrt.First Aid Diploma* City WiU Continue A ’ few In between will help. R. J. Hkkaon, county deputy, Brady Arraignment Drink nt least a doien glasses Dog License Drive who Inveatlgated, said the other two men escaped with bruslea la Set For Tuesday of water a day—in alp*, not gulps. Taka plenty of time for meals, Tho munteiyal govarnasaat tq- and Jolts. No arrests ware made, sad everything else. Mrtifkate Brady, Bemtnolo County day prepared to contlgug Ita the officer reported. Wear light, loose clothing. campaign o f licensing and vac­ s t T . W. representative la the legialalurs, TWO MEN DROWN •an-hathing Is all right, if dona cinating all toga. will he arraigned at 10 A. M. aeaelbl/. Sunburn may be dan­ CLANTON, A la , July l - W With UM.retafn af Dr.,C. W. la Jackanville whafe ha gerous. Baker. somttiiM this waak. an —Two man fishing In the Coosa la to «< opportunity w U bo avaUahla for River near here were drowned 11; a PLEADS G U ILTY W !« nil pat own«re to b n thalr anl- yesterday aa a redden gnak a f ■* Ha waa detotaad Saturday water overturned their boat. Tha TALLAHASSEE, July to-OF) eula InccculaUd agatnit rablee. arltlca. and later Plans fo f , Impowndlag «nU- body e f Tam McLane, It, waa re—Howard Cooksey o f Uoyd drew a 1100 Um D w al county a er- a sentence ef 24 y e a r*,to .th e censed dogs and th*M. which IS M m n w , night Rtoto Prison, when hd entered an qbt had proper nM^kal nttoatloa.J dragged to M w k arpbably.will, be .discussed fcat theit Hedgea. Both Brady, admission plea o f aoeend* Nm •n aag^w el J Rlrm lnwb CommUikm metttof-tonight.1 Birmingham, • murder here, 1* PMt Uto bonds Commissioners T o D is c Projects kTTUB, Wash., A lly F%»-taring Representative Xkmcbeck esmo home In Tonight’s Meet rod, aanoonced "the and Intimated be flsld of 11 aeplri to themeehree— ■---- — (P r T1m » A— riidrJ hrmnl The nation llstnl Us total of Jolent deaths it .189 In the weekcelebration of Independence It was the largest Fourth Ju'y fatality |l«t since 19.11 wtvn 483 died, and the second larg st In the past nine y e n ' Firework' resulted in six deaths, one less thin ll't year Adri estimate' were thn the '* • pyrotechnic' increased subitfn The prolonged silence that had shrouded the plane of Gov. Eu­ ttally In 19.18. Motor trhlcle fatalities nu gene Talmadge of Georgia regirding hie political future s u broken at McRae, Ga., when he told an Independence Day crowd he will run bered 2K) as unprecedented nu for the United States Senate In opposition lo Senator Rkherd B. bers look to the highways [or Russell, Jr. Tslmadge Is shown (right) greeting Charles Hedwine, double holiday. Death' ny drovgi president of the who I* Talm jdje's choice to sue* I the Georgia Georgia senate, ,enat*. who were listed *t 9t* Others I4»t I .... Iu f t * ? '* M t v lfl 'it • ‘ .*___I S r n 7i ? ,.y // :^ >brirAbsal>C«llo, Thomaa Jrffer.on* beautiful home et Chfrlotte»Wn., cced to the gnvrmorehlp. * “ — " ' r V - j " TpUne^ rushes wild »h.5tin*s, tm *r IL fJ t iJ t *mif(tonrd America U» battle anew f6r "true freedom” fti an Indepcndcnca ^ f a ry \ . .. ’ J»ay address ||v is shown (lo ft) speaking with colonial guard* at his side. At the right is an airview road anil other accident*. Flits . Of Monllcvlh. «- the n o d listened to the I’re.Wcn. <AP Photo) and lightning cliimcd other vic­ tims. National Guardsmen occupied Re mien, lows, where a firecracker started a ulsic that resulted In ■ loss estimated it 65.IXH). Four blocks of business buildings were Conservation Plan To Police And Hospital r*red. Fifteen families wcu- home­ Local Organization Serves Six Counties, Include 85 Per Cent Records Show But less. imaging from eighteen months to ' f i l U n yean. Charges agalnit th*ra IncladW murder, rebellion and dbobaditncs to the command* a/ the emperor hlmaalf. It was to this rebellion tbtl Premier Admiral Kelsuko Okaba narrowly escaped assasslnstlon. • Shortly aftar midnight on Feb. M , officer-lea dere o f Uie coop or­ dered t o m 1400 men ondtr their commend not of their barracks In Vdiabu ward and matched them * to Urn heart o f tha capital. Before .dfwa email gronpa of officers Of Local Growers armed with pistole, machine guns aad swords, riding In care, deApproximately 86 percent of Kbadad ea the residences of flee o f tha empire's leading states Seminole County farms and groves men, Intending to paralyse the are eligible to benefit financially from the federal soil conservation by — program, County Agent C. It. Daw son said today. He pointed oat, howevrr, that work sheets must be on file before ,^July 20 If one wishes to partiepate pthe plan. ’'Filing a work shoot,- l|r. Daw­ son saldi, “ Is almost Identical to brother -in-lsw, whom voting. Ons may or may not vote, .tem hM . fust as he chooses, but he cannot mark hla ballot unless he regis­ ters. Similarly, a grower will not receive federal payments for cer­ tain farm practices If he files no work sheet" "There art no obligati011*/' the agent continued. " I t la wholly a l; • — question of a grower getting his W AIH1N0T0N, July t — payments i f he performs accord­ n w U n ’h new etna tor, William L ing to the program," he added. ■1M. « U presented to President nates of payment for omitting today by his colleague, cilery hai not yet been announced, Scott M. LofMa. Mr. Dawson reported. Further, t The tw i Florida senators said be stotod there is no connection hn their conference ended they had between evcovcr crop and the addi­ dbtnaaed -matter* of Importance’’ tional payment for learlng out I U»t Pnaldtnt and would Issue celery. They are separate classes b /eress| statement later. They of payments. ■Md the President received the Citrus grower* may get eorer »*W creator cordially, crop payments through the appli­ • nfarilev the FleridUu conferred cation of superphosphate or Its wttb Secretory tehee concerning equivalent, or limestone used In m i isid I1 M M ,000 ship tUM tog plant at Pensacola and mixed goods. Dairymen and beef cattlemen al­ * « l b d M Reratio R. Rtckett, asso corns Into the program by es­ tablishing permanent pasturage* ind applying phosphate and litne- League To Ban Sanctions On 15th O f July PortugueaeStatesman Tells W h / Erforts Of League Were Partly “Complete” Auto Toll Hits Fireworks B I Erase Four B1 Of Town In Iotf* ■ ■- Murder Charged Against Rebels ROOSEVELT A T M O NTICELLO C ALLS FOR FREEDOM N U M B E R 216 Director O.lwSwope Heat Wave Spreads In Drought Areas As Records Topple ........ “ — »ft p- *— :-* .v �~ Herald J ® » L B VRRHK for N otable! Drop NeW City, Judge Though early reporta Indicate an Improvement In fire* worka- casualties over the Fourth, drowning* among va» Nay Be Selected catlomata at the beache* of tha country have increased Out Of Senate steadily until they rank next to highway accident* a* a contributing factor in the terrible holiday death toll The Race In Florida National Safety Council erthnatea that no lena than atx TODAY ‘ T A m TEACHrNO: Besrsr* lest t » y men .poll yon through phlM jB jy and vein deceit, after tho W d lllee o f men, after tho rudlt t m s at tho world, end not sfler Ckrljt.—Colloaaiana 2:8. r\ • - .1 Orlando Physician F in * Method O f World Importance Tw * Baaslan gliding ei|xrti I * " been engaged by the Turk lib P ' e r m n t |n teach gliding and parafhnrte Jumping. Seed Bed Safety I)r. Charles Northen of Orlando hundred peraona loat their live* by accident* over the Scott LoltJn, Wilcox Commission Hopes To '» ■» ■*«* by. un Bmb. week-end. r t i n n f t p R r n m R n v p n , moa^ “ "H e*. appearing in o # Wldeman, ButlerAre (.noose rTum seven jun. u»„, of nearer. cotmopoii. The itatiaticlan* of the Metropolitan Life Inaurance Company Mtireita that rnora than fiv© thouaand pernoiui Among Those Out Applicants Tonight *»"• Will meet death by drowning during the summer month* -------\ ' The writer aaya that a method of thla F «r . Moat of the victim*. they aay, will be men JACKSONVILLE. July (L -oT ) City Clerk F. 3. Lanuoa today *°® minvtalliation developed r\i«ed tha opinion that the am- ky Dr- Narthea -la “af enormous r r i , b° y1^ bt Ul *> P « «•"** ^ fact—and about half of —Bonator Scott M. Lortln nooncod here Saturday ho «o a d all pal charter does not require l"'Port*nre ta mankind," and aaya them will be between the ages of 5 and 28. During the entire year 1934, the lateat year for which "•* took aloctlon to fill tha unoi- tlat one be a lawyer ta occupy |,h• discovery te one o f the ‘ latwit of city Judge. ,nd n“ >*t Important eontribuUons auch figure* are available, there were 7,324 accidental ylrod Urma of either tha lata Ron- lb\Theposition clerk's itatemeat was a o - of science ta the problem of hamin Psrk Trammell, whom he cucdrowning* In the United States, well over 5,000 of which oc­ cceded . . . a few weeka ago, or Di­ lilted by The flerald In anUe-i curred In the five-month period from Kay.fo September__ late Senator Duncan U. Fletcher iption of tha City Commission Mr. Beach aaya the value of Or. the vacation aeason when awlmmlng and other water .porta The Jackponrille senator aall mmtag a man tonight ta fill tha Northen'a ‘‘ find” Ilea hi tha fact are at their height. Leas than one-tenth of all accidental ha ragrettad, bowarcr, that It la nccney left by the resignation that through, ordinary chaaaoU drowning* are reported aa occurring In the pursuit of IrapoaelbU for him to conalder rf 8. A. B. Wilkinses who the human body does net get a regular gainful occupations, and drowning* of this, true r«M ls la g la Washington, and capped down from the bench1 sufficient supply of minerals. By . (using the new method in the toil. «4dod, “ I am compelled to dodln.' reek before last are probably the least preventable. Mr. Lsmsoa said If there » " adequate amount of the net­ ta cater the senatorial primary." , "U f" c,“ r th* j w« moat develop a wider application Senator Loftln was appointed s're an ordinance requiring tha f»»itle» la obtained. , . of the principle* and practice of water safety,1 ” the Metro­ ta auceaod Senator Trammel! .J* • I« WT « The doctor'a treatment of the politan say*. 'The American Red Cro*a has done splendid Uaporari y on May tli by Gov - uifamlllar »lth iu ailaWace. .all. Mr. Beach aay. in rabstanes. work by way of instruction In swimming and in methods ernor SholU, end sat In the 8en It waa polntad out that tn the i, materially tha tamo aa that of rescue and resuscitation. The effectlveneae of auper- au during tha last few days of |»»t he following men who hare treatment a physician give, a sick vlaed swimming, as practiced in hundreds of summer camp*, the recent actaion. " , “ m* » or al*° -ry td aa person. Bich aoll, tke doctor la hs* been conclusively demonstrated, for It la rare Indeed Ha said hs would not be a can­ dty Judge and were not IdenU- .,,.ot^J. meant atek planta and tick led tha legal profeaakm: plants m„ n liek ™ j , that a life is lost at one of these camp*. Repeated warn­ didate for flection at tho time of rorreRtwithLake. D. L. Thrasher. t v . __ ,* , hla appointment. Senator Fletch­ ing* In the columns of the press, over the radio, and on J.ck Da risen, and A. E. Robbins? . “ U *■ "* poster* help greatly. Now. aa the season of water .porta er’s subsequent death, hs said, Thi, morning ..ran .ppUca- n4 i « r , 7 T L him many rryjuestj to Is getting In full swing. Is the opportune moment to stress br<*»ght tnn. for tha municipal bench .7 VT „ ' i ° * pr#,i* seek one of the two offices. the Importance of these measures.” I f yon build your H A V A Pi A Leave Miami July * M A M Ret. Miami July 6th g j l M r ar* an a m e n ft menu you will hare plenty of good, HEALTHY planta. Sold only aa an Inaectictde by J. J. CATES PHONE 82— SANFORD. PLA. \at Calendar M R Ptae RL OrUad# P R I N I the NICOTINE and rare ale- COM INC. Telephone 148 Sunniland Travel . Bureau . aeed bed 1 with TOBACCO DUST with all Official Railway. I m * ■iMr ; : WEDNESDAY TV* Fidelia Llano of the First Rapt tat Church will meet at tt:00 P. M. at tha home of Mr*. II. E. Mpglkt 1013 West Twentieth Street. t fkto Alathean Class of the First M p t M Church will meet at .1 .10 at the rhurrh inner with L. Garrison. Mrs. I- A. frit, M cL A U L IN J ew ekr . .. m p a a «A T % :.', M ig h t Tbeao operations crests employment, meet tho dott* of the public for tho msntfold commodi tie* and aorrkgg wl It requires, and promote the prosperity of the community. We are fully conscious of the impoctsnt public responsl Ities which wo beer as a source of loans for ths stimulel of logs! business. Added March of Time — also — Schmcling i/oula Finht By rspable mxnsgvment. siercised In s wsy ta comm tho confidence end support of our fallow citisen* w* uck FEOli TBE SOCK Waming the people of Floridm to be cautious during 1.1— . . thc cominH boom which now appears inevitable tha DaylasMit. btoorn. succeed .n enrly Beach Sun-Record uy., ‘‘Don’t b*t your ihlrt." bit winter- “ J ^ A bill to prohibit “ stag" parties v ia introduced during the 19J5 North Caroling legis store's sci- ri<U , " hopt’ * lth,C r " Tuesday Morida is coming baclt ntronger than any other state SVs bright, lubod leaf that, i^ar ^ Dw JJdJwj,,, M fi-ring the next few years, g^v^tiflCEfltm^kppeTluTiUlefi to make money, Ju«t aa there were ^ ^ t la th« h«rd in middle twentlen. But don't gamble. W. ■*‘7 ’ . " (’enaus c*llm*t«t for the last five year* show Florida wr waiars down the tul- it, ((,.• IwiJ on |sipuhttion gain* with 9.9 per cent." aaya the Ot larlTu ir Z , , J 8un Kecortl. 7 •• ^MdVoj * 1 900 * *lon* lh* ’’Starirngly California allpped a fraction of a per s»n iliasoiree the burnished Cent’ . flumps ot snow, l’ or 40 yesra hlorula has been near the top of the liat IU4 g«M are clsmsrlng undsr- *,ut “ lw“ya yielding firat pluce to some temporarily boom^ ' bsatli the bridge. ing state. Now rome tho csttlo, drowsy "And aa for California, enanared In a welter of politiR> rortetw .kL11*?: . .. fnl economic folly, it pauaes in its population rush for ravine. P taT-d* lh* lh,‘ *in,t t,m<! " inca the f'»rty-nlnera took the breath out (The winter's uolt explores . . I ,,f ^ world with their gold digging. fiofunHtg «Uy ^ 1111amazing teitimonlal to th« vitality and aoundJe find ths first ambiguous frogd nw,(l lhat during the jmat decade, beset by more .» of groan. Ilia than any other state, it nevcrthelesM has enjoyed one of it* grenteat period* of sound growth and population In"am the rock I m how crenae. Diamonds And Watches Fins Watch i n f Jswelr, Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engraving WASHINGTON. July ft._oT*i Two Floridian* dropix-d from thlist of possil.le candidates fnr thr Senate last Friday. They wore Congressman J. Mars Wilcos and Frank J. Wldeman. both of West I'alm lirarli. They had been mentioned frequently for vsrancles created by tho deaths of Fsrk Tarmoie | and Duncan II. i f . i u ! ^ 2 ! L . '?.“ ••• I ,,Ho don,t , f " Flor,,ta " h o r t ' through the woods “ But thla la Indeed a mercurial state. While the trend Flstchor. Wilcox, renominated in the Dcp,IJM4 «W be* 1 ws,. wk„ in. ... "Iwnys up, there’s many a llg and many of a xng. ocratia primaries of last month for ^ groeUi ^ ,lk* "IV.n’t bet your shirt. It can get chilly even in thla another term in Congrr**, said slumbered tor a whiu climnte without a ahlrt." ho believed he should continue the work for which tho party had cho*en him. *.r ---------- Widemin, former assistant at­ torney general, said it <gquld l<e _Whoat PrCrs* Hoar necessary to devote hia full time to O i ’ IlroSfht—headline. l-ONDON, July 8.—Having rap- e j of frame and built on thr Hun- private affairs. fcl»me than. red the whole of the (irrmtn v-lth eufflclent height tn make n Ilaller Won't Run corn! line of defenses south of fln,> *PP»*rsnts. A rounder U a p, r, JACKSONVILLE. July fl.-fVTi e Homme and the river to Beiloy, .T V ’ ,nd **” • ‘HI If. Psttlvhall ■**1 fc h g tk. things e French have remumed opera- ° f G,**v* k* ,r* to their aum- —State Henntur J. Turner Butler P M coaid do. >ne north of the river, ami have "••» * « " • •» Wayneavtile, N. C. announced Friday he would not ■ared the bank almost to Clrry. n, . ,ummer- Mlsa Georgia seek tke Drtnocratir nomination to aueceed tho late Duncan U. got as many is British >011 are hsavlly *n wlU * “ UUr’ before the gml from Hardsrourt to Com* ’ ,bJ **m . J. 0. Packard an- Fletcher, He aald It world he impossible rcourt. They have maintain'd nounf» tha engagement of their sir gain* sad extended them daughter, Nellie Haul, to Walter for him to prepare for and con­ me. Evidence of the deadly taR°ulh- Th> wedding will taka duct n campaign within ths 87 was the fellow counties of Florida before the spe­ Jtlon of tha artillery was found 0B Tuaeilay, July Jg. of way but the trenches taken. In tome, *0 Mr. and Mre. W. L. Morgan cial primary set for Aug. 11. >ha woks up in tlia hospital. r cent of tha dsfendsra ware * ” d Mr. andn Mre. R. C. Bower led. British losses vary. They ,nd little son and nurea have rei hravy where the machine guns turned from a pleasant visit to "O ur am* Senator Hill comes ire undamaged by bombard- Daytona Beach, •M e'G ain s*vlll. which la also In Building . ml, In other places fiay ware day School rooms. Tha auditorium M wtlr Florida, But thank heaven, rht. will bo on# story In halght but Materials • M f sawW find someone outside ut for lumbar, roofing ( and building materials af an kinds call o> as. Hare you’ll find tbs maooUramlehoseopieslllcomoat reasonable prices { ■>" kaa an appropriate aad bast quality and lw « neatly choked on It. tha quickest aerr lee. . Democrat. What thla wads la a good monaaylla- HILL Helen Hayes Wins In Alienation Suit CHICAGO, July «.-< *> -H e U n Hayes, diminutive star o f stag* and acraan, emerged a victorious karalna Friday night in a real Ufa drama that east bar as defendant In b n first court role an ar off tha •tag*. I . A flOOAOO w it that ehargod bar with allsaatlag tha affections of bar husband, Playwright Charles MacArfhur, fkom Ms fin t wtta, Corel Frink, was dropped la took rouaty circuit court before tha tiny Bbakaapoartaa atmosphere actroao had catered oaa word of . tp parxada tha radlaal po- dafoaaa. Three times tho plaintiff ofdefense accepted. O IW Special Programs Are I Given By The W P A ' -WMwnn raicn s a.am -•j k . rir«i ?%••# © ......................... ttjij rsonals Two special programs hare been sponsored during the past month by the Local Advisory Board of; the WPA Women'a Work Centers, at the Work Center »n North +Jm| Avenue. The first took place June! 13 and the second on Juno M. Mr«. Henry Wight gave ■ talk I on “ Home Beeotiful.“ at the firstj program and the Rev. Martin J. , Brarn. rector of Holy Croat Epis- Jreturned from Fernindina where copal Church, rendered tlodn so­ los including “ Home Sweet Homa.'l Mrs. Wight stressed using material at hand to beautify the home. Mitt Nancy Rossettar gave readings in negro dlslect after which refresh­ Miss Winifred Karr of New ments. 75 cop* of lee rream do. noted by the Seminole Creamery, Smyrna la the guest ,>f her aunt, Mrs. 'E. B. Cartrr. Paula Road. wer* served. Proper diet and eeonomical alei and menus was tha subjeet of a talk torod ta made by Mrs. Roy F Mann at the soek-end. aeeond program An exchange of recipes was conducted ny Mrs f". D. Brownlee. Musical numbers in eluded violin, guitar, aeeordian. and j vocal selections by the Soderblom Brothers, an original WPA song by some of the workers, and an­ other sonr, “ Swing law Sweet Chariot." by the negro workers. Refreshments on this occasion were 100 cold drinks, furnished by the Ne lli Bolt Ing Company and oatmeal cookica made by Mrs. Ilrownlee from the government oatroufity aii|>4Tvi»ort \Cr«. Ugrrl# I•Smith. The Women's Project employ* 56 white and 36 colored women In Seminole County who makr wom­ en’s and children's dresses and underwear, men’s pants, shirts, and underwear, ix»hy layette*, sheeta, towels, and pillow caae*. They at­ tend classes In hygiene and par­ ent education an hour each day and also have classes dsily In |handicraft, using native materials ' such as pine straw needle* In has|ket work, making hats, mata, and larrub bnishea from corn shucks, and braiding and crocheting rug*. Experts can tell crystal bosds from glass toad* hy pressing thoei to thslr lips. Ths crystal bead.* feel colder. W E R T -The - JEWELER i li < *S A Atlantic H u n ra rr •»i y*gf tt And Return Engagement ' M atinee R egistration Palmer. Mrs. W H. Hand, and Mre. J. B. Fie Ida aa horiesses. WEDNESDAY Ttrf'SumrtWr Hltdr- Bclmol wlU give a review of txrn weeka’ work In the foiwn of s plsy at 7:80 P. M. at the Episcopal Parish House. JTh« public is Invited. Silver of­ fering. Rabbit* and cows hnve parol 'I likes and dislikes In fond*, it h*« been found at the Florida Esperiment Station. If a new erop I* chosen by rabbits. It will be chos­ en also by cows, and If one Is poisonous to rabbits likewise It will be poisonous to costs. I9C Mallet lb. 5c 1Pompano Ground Hamburger 2 lbs. BiArrun Shrimp lb. 2$C Steak lb. 25^ avamsM* _ T •* Mackerel f g c Shrimp lb. 3«C Pineapp le Juke Pineapple No, 2V* can |5 c Q i Y c . U a Trial Pickles Grape Juice.pt bottk jQc Tea Mill>.pkg. U 5 r.» ibanAvocados%for He TUHS., J U L Y 7 tm d F t v s r Chills - TV»^ \ri MiUrU tr%r )rnq tpaH with If.- Hi rtrUng chilh trv! burning fever Trxrvl ,rN to no home-nvatWor mere mikniiilt rrtni rtlWw. Take the reralitinr prrpaml m e­ ' oaUy for MiUrU - Uruve'i TaUrkvi >n\ Chill Tonic. • !" »!• |lH ,|V ’ — ( CroxY'i T ia Ielrwi CWD Tonic trfvn m l relief from Malarii b ro u v it’s a •tlmI ti(W comUruition of U<trl •» qoinlne umI ' tonk iron The qoinme kill* tlx M«UrUl |Uleetioa in the hU>u>1 The iron butU« tip (he «>«te\n Anti help* (.>rtilv afiin't 1further sttstk. At the ftr\t uK’n of any • attack of .Malaria lake Gn*r*a Tattrloa Chill Tonk. Better Hill take it rrgulwlv during the Malaria wavo t.» n ar»! oil 5,0 the illTrRar U.n>\r*i Taatrlrw* (*hlll Tt»nk • ki abaokutehr harmlrw ami ta«tra |wl ' f 1 GroveS TattrlrM Chill Tonk now i comet In two tun, <Oc ami ft The $1 I.F.tlAL NOTICK Dodd who hiva lh« lliding i nr rf*e hT an ArlagMCPfll." th» n «•* •ngfiim It w >1 at of Edward’* Choice? •V me (uataini li> lin n o omth at the lt)c 1 ,r ’ , iu« ami |(vn von It't nv're lor Y«»ur ' Mr «ntl Mi* 11 N lon?*1 (•» rie«n»«|s • oionry. Get bottk totUv *1 any rlrugitiut. KEEPYOIJREYES CJkananil C£c • v. A a tfP t mtv .** H* 'p lrrf a re Resinol Mr. end Mre. S. I). Chare, who are spending several week* at ihnr summer home in Asheville. N V . are planning to sail July 2.1 from 112 Magnolia New York City on the 8. 8 It. rengarin for d-ngland. Ttu-y evj“ el to return In September un the S. 8. Queen Mary. • Florida Exhibit In Cleveland Popular CLBVEIJtND, July 6.—In spite of tha fact that the Florida inhib­ it at tha Great Ukea Exposition her# Is not romplets In every -letall duo to th« failure of *« vrral carloads of exhibit material to ar­ rive on time. It la proving om- of the strongest magnets foi visi­ tors on tha grounds, thanks to Its advantageous locatlun and tho sxcellaace aa wall aa novelty of Its tropical astting. Its animatqd dioramas, Its murals, amt it* rqUnUlnimnL Despite rain, wbkh kept tha Fourth o f July crowd in <hrck, nearly 60.000 cash customs!* passed through tha rs|>oaitloa gates and of that number, mot* 38,000 paid ll U f ' rtstwcli M C'umplrtr IN SANFORD FIGS Y* bushel $ L 2 5 Peck 70C MIXED DRINKS Mixed the way you like them griss”s. und h** wn* 11 xtrnng tnwvr fisr gi»«»d in hi« aphrrv of o|N*ra> tlniw. * I Is* hast isrs-n N widsswrr for two ys*ar» at lh«> tmn- of hiss dmlh. Surviving an* four rhilrirrit, on# of whom in itls-ntifird with thv n**gro m liool N/Nts-m in thU I'o u n ty . LIQUOR M-t'i* than egg*. Uiutl ui p«irt«*«i by i hr Chinn in l'J'13, STORE Phone 28B PARK AVK. WITH SEMINOLE DRY CLEANING The way your clothes uro cleaned can Dozier & Gay’s Quality Painta "lifttl Fur tha South" You will find that tho fincat looking, longi'Ht luating point job* uru u.*uolly done with Dozirr 4c (Jay’s quality products. STANLEY-ROGERS H A R D W A R E CO. mean all the difference In the world to the way you feel in the summer. I t ’s hard to be thoroughly comfortable when the hot sun continues to beat down, but at least you can LOOK fresh and cool if you havo your clothes cleaned and pressed the .Seminole way. . FOR CANNING • b s p — d y R e lie f o f 7 CONT1NUBP DAYTONA 1 BACH, Hr I'rewrnt at the Itcu’ uUr Communication lit ’SI NESS Mrs. I-ourtne Beal. Mias Thro Vickery. P. M. Vickery, and Wat Mr. Jin<! Mrv A II IUtih«*r nn.l ter Beal spent Saturday and Sun­ family hav«- r#turnr*l t«» T^aim* day In Pslstka aa the guests of villi* aftrr «|H*nding a wrrW hviv Mr. an<J Mrs. Dale Morgan. _ with Mr- liiiteh*r'« p-irvnla. Mi Negro Minister, Hit, and Mr«. K. C*. Kchi>U, Mugn'dia Buried Here After Mrs. Lillian Vickery returned Avrnut* * home yesterday from Palatko Long I Alt ai Career where the hat been spending the fatherln«* Whit** left Sun . . __ . post week with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mor­ day morning f«*r ('hiulrsttm «•'••• J hiina •i%l <«*rvlr» * for the R«*v KutawviUe. S «her. she mil ( v.nr-.d.| negro mm gan. visit her grandmother. Mrs M ,, , . „ , Clair While, and other rrlsl.v. « ’ h' h, r' , ” ,* y * * Mre. S. M. Easlerby, Mre. for about six w.-. hs. ; I* M «• ' '* * ' Edward Higgins, Mist Mary nig— -I \Ye«lm*4ilA/ gins, Mlti Martha Adams, and The'Stis.es Sura Wurren En*........ . , mi.ng InEdward Higgins, Jr. motored to trrhy. Adrlaiilt* lliggin*. Juli:i • Daytona Beach Saturday for the Higgins. Carolyn Cogburn. and r* " - ,l‘“ ............ ,,u 1 ” " ' day. . France* Mahoney were among tivc in Snnfoid foi 1 1 year*, holdthose from here spending the mg the ,-••! n« pn-lor of the week end at Daytona Beach. . K „ , i ytnfXrot Church teoloredl No. 2 can . tOc 3 for , 10C It ts Important that i l l , MASTER M ASONS Mr unit Mr*, pamit* » f Mr*» returnnl from to (ii'tirKii. FOR O N L Y k BEANS ^Announcement Th•• * t»|n n hot.** b •n«»i ntg tb i •Ir. %hi. h | Rsv and Mre. A 11 WII «rh*riii!*<| •*» i r pi to* . timrrtiw 4fti*rni«i«n !•* m l >mi r »H |* \| ,|* ll. \|a' L * . ! M 1 1|ntr« •naiff* hd- i»n n itil 18UUr date —■ IMPORTANT \t, o | longer* limn .my other preu.het •t it . andI M. »lr* ll .\. >w left Sunday for Denver. Col. to » ' ,hr 1,1 “ "> ' """ llt> |ISSN|l I*lit. Its v liivwcr * 4' |istsk%fsl u|*s»n b> all i-sopli* hriv a« •■ns* of ths* guiding influ« nc»*a among thr H«*- T rn rs N , iddiiniiiK New srk. month*. J U L Y 7 through J U L Y 9 II Bacon Squares lb. I'CISTIMINFMF NT (to m o rro w ) S M. Richard for tn days, left Thursday for Charleston. S. C . to •pend the »ummer. Reasons 102 Reasons D O N ’T FORGET Owners Report u much os 18to 24M iles perGaObn Annie Carlee Foster Weds Harry Flowers STARS OF C ,UE C LU B D R A M A ^i (And from ’ pio reck the ” ■‘ meadow blurs; THE SANFORD. TIE IALD, SANFORD. fL Q R ip A Y .J U L Y « , IMG fie Careful n o ------------------- BE 0AFE AND USE tun. cMAm.na .xownUMW-af Keep fresh and cool at all times. Send MINERAL COLLOIDS your summer garments to Seminole reg­ IN PR E PA R IN G YO U R SEED BEDS low prices. Crop* growM with mineral colloids ar* healthier, more dlacaM-renlatant aa* have boltrr carrying quaJitiM. real im s mo k* eowt si iS lm Its rvWo •S **# f«> •* c#l r ularly for efficient complete service at • W ASH SUITS Cleaned & Pressed 60e �f ' ' ' T H E Y ’L L A P FfeA K iW IT H A M E R I iGivesBut Azaleas Victors Dozen Hits In Donbleheader 1 I > 1 r *r 1 1 Babe Risko WiO Islander* SI Give Steele Shot G-Men Hue At Championship Winning 5 . *=j Moeley And Langston Losers Limited To 4 K S d t Sphere Over -H its In O p e n e r ; For Homers Johnson G i v e s 9 2* -WCLAND, Joly 6,— After turn In* -Weir tha Sanford Lookouts, 7 to 4, 'la the first ram* of • doubla bill fears yesterday, tho DaLand Rad* | ft R m d bafor* the hurlln* of Don . . I t e m la tho a r m Inning night. egg, dropping tho aoeond eneoun.j§£fg, |0: ^ Wtaflald Moa'ey, DaLa ad player a f fe rm r rran, Joined tho Red. ■ fo rth * doubleheader yesterday aft, gfnaoa, and celebrated hla ratnm Sttk a circuit smaah over tha left / field van la tha flrat game. Lang’’ aton, recently traded to tha Lookaata h f tha Batata, drora one over tki right field barrier In tha i « L did loataat .Tha Sad*, who atartod .lowly In tfca flrat game, Jumped Into the , t a d la tha fourth whan Mosley's W a n t stored taro ahead of him. - Tha laagua-leadlng tDpytona fro th Islanders a n achadulad t>i play Baaferd hen tomorrow gflaswooa. Gome lima la 4 P. . '4 from*, and found Kirby Bay**, starting Looksat -pitcher, Tor nine felts aad aevan run* before Mote raBtvad him In the aTfhth Inning. Jake Bosch, pitching for th* Rada, Jjaglad. adranead on an error and ^ on Witch's double, T in s , kald tha Rada hiU*M after thathlrd frame. Tfen Sanford batters rappad th* a m U * Dopey Dean for 11 Mroro, bunching them In pairs In tha third fourth, fifth and sixth 1“ 71- _ L „ . 11.... In ta ti it a Clary, Laaa.toa, ovarII Sldrlkson, K■ Bar* a n tom* o f tho mambar* of tho American Loago* all-star team chosen by fans, who win appear against the National League team at Boston, July T. At laft I* Jimmy Foxx, tnflelder, Red Bog; center, top, left to right, Charley Gahringer, Inflaldar, Tig* A ; Joa McCarthy, manager, Yanks, below, laft to right, Lou Oahrlg, Inflaldar, Yankij Jo* DIMaggto, outfielder, Tanka; cantor right. Lefty Drove, pitcher, Rad Bog; right, top to bottom, Bill Dickey, entoh* r, Yankees; Lynwood Row*, pitcher, Tlgcn; Earl Averin, outfielder, Indiana. (A P Photo*) THE STANDINGS W a x Loot Holdstock, batted la, Laaiataa.l- Bisrtksoa I, Maalty I, rsalL Two bas* *klla, OveralrSeL Tkrae base •os. Hama run. Mo*Ur, '# Dldrlhaoe. Oyamraai, Nelly, Mamie** Hares, ream Doubl* plays, OvarMall by | Dolling, Walsb Ol Tlbkar aad Clary, i***, Bastard I, DaLaad a Vails, off U ses 4. AMWWICAN Te LHAOITW V Won Lost ] New York • It It Detroit 41 I I Deaton 41 14 , Wsehlaxton 4# I I t.'leveland I I IT Chlraoo II II Philadelphia 14 41 ■I. Loula I I 4T Yrelerdar** leaitta Hoaton tl- l; Pklladolpkta It.'leveland ll- l; t'klcayo 4-4. Waahlnaton I; New York g Detroit H i at. Lento », tlaaiaa Today , ; L L U iijjir iD U y ». Briggs. Jewalcr, Mag. Are. FOUNDi ovtrnlght suit FboM B91-R, ____ b * undergone changes In other events, Including th* classic 1600-meter run. D waa Clean Cunningham’s torn to show a return Jo form as th* groat Kansan rushed from be­ hind to retain hla national title a * t - but. the spotlight also George Varoff Clears Barrier To Hang U p Saturday focuaad on Artbl* San Romani, . Ilttlg W. C, A. A . tltlaNew World’s Record AV Vaulting; « c/* * ■■*** ■■ *■ .- a K - ik r a . _jet ■' * ‘ K a m o u A R r tiin m T e F d E m v Toachara’ . CoUeg*. l&apdrlk.TKif Romani. Francb-Italian hoy who PRINOCTON, N. J., July 6^-DP) whlla moat o f the East's star talent davalopad hla lag muacleo working —On thalr way to tho Olympic took a licking. In th* coal mlnaa, outoprlntod th* gamaa, via Prlncaton and Randall'a From Jctst Owens In th* 100 East’* favorite*. Gan* Vanako and Island, Athlete, from tho Deep meter, to Don L*ih In tho dis­ BUI BonUtron, to take second place. South, Middle Wait and Far Wost tance race*, the rang* of vfcto- It developed Sunday that San Ro­ have taken almost complete con- rioui performances In the national mani waa apikad in on* lag na ha trot of tho American track and senior till* events emphasised that apnrtad In tha atratch but tho mis­ field situation. the United State* will meal the hap waa not tarioua. Contemplating the result* of world's challenge at Berlin with B* will mak* hla bid to break th* National A. A. U. champion- the beat-balanced foot-racing squad up America's “ Wg three" again In ahlpa hare, Eastern '1 abaervar* in Olympic history. th* final tryouts this week for th* agreed tha boy* from th* wlda Outstanding among Ui* new­ “ matric mil*.** open apaces will dominate th* final comer* moving Into tha Olympic Vanik* gav* th* Impression ha Olsmpla: tryouts neat Saturday eputllght from tho West.over th* did not wnnt to extend hlmoalf. Wrqk-and wa* Sag. Francisco'* Dana remember. hla dabael* In George Varoff, Z3-y**weld Jani­ tho Olympic tryouts four years tor, who polo vaulted to national •go. B# la roving hi* boot for tha championship heights with a new dedal** teat, noxt Sunday, but the world record of 14 fact, 6 l-> Patmaylrsnla pleture runner hao bek n . now boon beaten twice In n row The Olymplo picture abo has and looks a bit off form. house work of any kind, 710 Cyproro Ava. IS— Apnrtfncnla for Rant- y g g RENTi four room furnlshod I i ~ n 0^ , fo r n till tas#.; bo us*, on* block from ocean. J w ill rent for ona month or six "• found” BarolfWvo bird. CN^r MM ^AWt. vat kavt u m bf Idvttfybff i Bamont bU* Md Mylag for 0-roomo and tath. laquirt Ml rirt. this nd. _ CaU CICELY FURNISHED BpanUh Wanaka, Curt Darla and Van Munctk On tha other hand. Jro McCarthy, Now Tark Yukaro ■ * W , directing th* American u M »o ‘ ggragaUan, wU| Um anch heavy gune aa Leu Oahrlg, Bill ?®*f*Uo**J Jm SH HP. JOHNSON XWkar. |M drinks j)ta i o f fan right i t the dnlryP' DIMaggto, ARl , baa bow la ronlinwouiaZ RO Slb'H IU a ram to go TONIGHTI W Abr aot to Star #v Iatari sent a Mm drive' thrown thfc carorood I i f f Ulw foot pf Klual and into th* hand* of Martin aw thjrd jrfcd, tagged Buck eonjlag lnto th* bog. > . ' ; Tha pair of tat& acund. by tho Daytona Beach toam la/tha tenth cam# by riitaa/wf an h i m , a sacrifice, » doable, and twg aIngle*. • ,, \, . . . 4 pitcher’* bo* Final Olympic Tryouts For America Scheduled Sunday I — A l a n — C im u to , apnytaront. Ona block tram ---------------ocean. Reaaoruble. Apply wUHAVE YOUR WATCH repaired Hama Betel or phono 740 Dayby an# who really know* how ton* Beach. “ Baaeh ■ Paytoaa B*oek 41 14 .IF nt. Aacu.Un* I* *1 .41 I'alitOa 14 1* ■*} DeUatf I* I* .jt Oalneevllla I I IT -*•■ Bastard IT <• ■» • !"«!• >**• tha A tales* their flrat r n t a t e i i * ! D m mite Deylona llemch 1} Ualamovlll* I marker In tha Initial itansa, while n il s o * >• . . . . , ■ hit batoman, aacriflca, Andrew.' ( 1*HeILand 1-Ji Haatorg 1-0. • I'alatka 4-4t at. Aasualla* 0-1. '< * Whir*', singl* gav. flaaea Today them two more runs In th* third. on 4 *t*. M A walk, stolen bo**, passed N A T IO N A L LW AO tm * ball, alnglta by Smith and EmorW on Lost l'etson and Jummonvllla'a doubla add- at. Lauta 41 I I ;t" tot tk.N .____ ..111__ ,L. eie.h Caleago 1 41 I I 444 Plltabarah 41 I I Clatlnaatl II 1if *J}J Na* York I I 14 Tala I lioatoa 14 4t Philadelphia IT 40 JJJ Brooklrn 14 I f Yesterday's O a n lta tlroaklyn Is New York I. Philadelphia Ti tloalan 4. IMttekurak 4; Chicago 1. 01. Loula I -175 ClniTnmll 4-T,e -"•am ** Today Open data. _____ BOSTON, July 6,— (A1)—Crowds flocking to Booton for this city’s first big baseball ■party since the world series of 1918, debated fu­ riously l* it night whethto soperlatifa pitching will evm em e oldfashioned slugging In th* fourth nnnual all-star gams Tue.day. Th. Bub’s hotels were fast tak­ ing on n world aeritt appearance as th* faithful gathered from th* four corners o f tho baseball world to tee stars picked from th* American and Notional League* battle at tbs Boston Bess’ horns, National Leagu* park. Th* ad­ vance guard o f official*, includ­ ing chiefs of both circuits, already la on th* scan*. Internet of tha fans, rising rap­ idly with tha announcement af players elected for tho classic, ap­ proached tha fever heat stage, with partisans o f the senior ctreult claiming thalr star pitchers would giro the National League II* first victory sine* this all-star business started. . . Th* JuaIot circuit can put sn th* field g devastating array of FBwstfuJ batters, but Manages fbarloy Grimm, Chicago Cuba wha wU1 flroet Urn Nation­ als, figure* hla kurilag staff aril] nuka abort work o f tha slnggsrs. Grimm baa n hla pitching re*I cf luch hurlors na Dlsay Dean. H“ kball, Firpo Goes Into Third Contest R a t s . Round O f Comeback time B u t : Attempt In Chicago M u f f Oppoi Daytona A ll-Star Contest Billed On Tuesday ,On Boston F i e l d Yoasdsy afternoon. -*i — 0 OAMESVnX* July PALATK A, July «.-Patoth a took both ends of a doublahendor hen yaaterday before 1600 fan* whan It whitewashed the Bain to. 0-1 win In tha afterpUc*. Bain In tha alxth Inning o f tha first tilt delayed the gam# owe hoar and Or# minute*. Jo* Bparkman worked Ih* route for the Aaalea* In the regulation nine-Inning opener and limited tha Paint* to four Katterrd hits while hla mate* w an eomblg tho offer­ ing* of Johnaon for nln* blows. Johnaon'a wlldnaaa after plap waa rammed In the alith itansa with two away and Andrew* on third gave the local* their flrat two run*. Four aueceaalr# walk* accounted for tha talllaa. Tha fi­ nal two nurken earn* In tha eighth period after Emerson walked and Lab* and JummonaUI* foUowad with a doubt* and singl* reapectlnly, Calvin Low* worked the abbre­ viated T-lnnlng nlghtrap and du­ plicated Sparkman'* performance with a four-hit effort. Schnaldar placed by {Jutland, who atartad th« alxth canto. All all Axalas ______ Grocery and M e a t M arket - N O W O PEN .J u ly 7 th in \t '* NEW LOCATIO N 805 w. 3d St -ti ■'mta i a. ''-*r■ �Sanford la T h a Only Central Florida C U y A ffo rd in g Rail, H l« h w if t And W ater Transportation , AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER NUMBER S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , J U L Y T, 1938 Girl In Balm Suit Fears Extortionist S tr e e t Alterationa Are Ruth B. Owen Finished Yet Talked By Commissioners j 8 J 0 j^arrv K in g S UillCCr By Roosevelt C ity - B ody A ls o / b TOPEKA, K u.. July T — '(AF)—Stressing the differ<mc«M between . th« New DeaTa social security nro* gram and the Republican riatforn, Goremar Alf M. Jjfndon racmwneiMVrT that Ecaaaa prepare to loin anv iwcurity Bvntem a* “may ul­ timately become a settled During the week-end recess In .trial of the 1300,000 heart balm suit brought at Miami, Fla., by Jamea Edgar, Jr„ hla former wife, Kathryn, reported that aha law upon this question." waa the victim of an extortion attempt in an anonymous tele­ Joint Senate and House meeting phone call. She la shown relaxing o f s special legislative session outside court after witnesses ac­ cused her o f Illicit relations with Lewis £. Mallory, III. (A P Frank L Miller ►It Selected For * Municipal Judge :l Attorney g l* " ’ J* ’* t_ si it 10 e* *• >r O th e r . r \ f f G overn m en t F u n ds < 0 ______ _ ______ j .i Soaring Mercury HU* 8 tree t paving1 and rc p tljls f ! t iu r y u the Magnolia and Flrat G r o o m * T o - B e P l a n s i projects vnernnpassing expebdjStreet project*. rr _ A r v - lv A < L w in * 104 I * Sheridanj loro* o f aproxlmately IJOJOOO Fund, for tho operation*would * 0 A IT lV e O O U ") Thermometer SetN woro discussed hut nlfht by City1bo allocated by th* federal govI s C a p t a i n 111 B o d y Commlsslonera who decided O at arnmant, according to Um tent*j rvr r h r io M n n New High Record* widening operation, on Magnolia Ur# aet-op. g u a r d O f t^ n r is u a n ■ Avenue and certain alleratbna Another discussion which ------on Second Street ahould taka cl,!™ *! conaldorable attention COPENHAGEN, July 7.- (A ’)— , precedence over other itreot »ro- „ n„ rrwd the municipal plar oa The mother of Boerge Rohde, <1,1 which It haa been propooed to captain In King Chrlatlan • body-) Included In the dlacuailon werelp, nl| |UOoo for .HeratIona and guard, today xnnounced her ion ■uggetad changes In Oak Avarepxlra which would putIt In would bo married shortly to lira. Ruth Bryan Owen, United State) Highways In Illinois minister to Denmark. Captain Are Reported To} Bohde fa due to arrive In New York In a few days, hla mother Be “Blowing Upn. said. Mr*. Owen landed In New York WASHINGTON. July 7.—* Bunday from Plltudakl. She gave Mr*. Ruth Bryan Owen. U. P. ( A P ) — The Wenther Bureau no Indication iho contemplated mlnlatar to Denmark, will marry today nnld no rnin was Indi­ marriage. Mrv Owen, fid, la tho Capt Boerge Bohde, <2-yvar-old cated Immediately for any, dnughUr of William Jennings in the western Bryan. Sh* was twice married. captain In the bodyguard of the section Hsr first husband, William Hom­ Danlih king, Christian. Tha an­ drought area and that tem­ er Leavitt, was an artist. They nouncement. which ram, from peratures in the dry region* * were divorced In 1909. A year Rohde1, mother in Copenhagen, would continue “abnormally! she married Major Reginald waa a surprise. high.” Board Requests That Morning Session Is later Temperatures continue cx« Owen of the British Royal en­ tremcly high" from the Central, Racing Commission Spent In Sounding gineers. She went wit;, her husbapd late U tp A a W W ; >- Operate On Budget ^ J u te -T w in . Docket the Egypt-Paleetlna compile* ’ in oyer the I)aVblaa, -Mly*w‘dnta H U esutern Montana. Some typical IBIS, aarvlng a> a nuns. He conSeminole County Court opened tracted trench nephritic from temperature*: Mlnnrapoll*, lM| Ik-a Moines, 102; Sheridan, lO ll here today for the July term with which he died In 1937 In MIsmL Sh* entered politics, won n seat and St. Louis, 100. tk ’ 39 rases listed on the docket. In Congress from the fourth With Ha monetary dcetrictloa The majority of the morning Florida district. Sh* was deC IT Y N E W S BRIEFS already figured paat the quarter* •carton was consumed In setting fas ted In the primaries of 1932 billon dollar mark, tha dry apall trial dates, ftrfrndanta who were but the following year President .cored new Inroad, >and tha lilt— scheduled to hove been tried to­ Roosevelt appointed her minister noli authorltica declared ralna to Denmark. day are; this week were badly needed by the all-important com crop If »•* Will Brown, reckless driving; iloua Injury were to be averted. Oscar Nation, drunkenness; and nounced Ust week a vocational Heat rtcorda of many yaara*. Catherine Alesander. drunkenness. training school would be operated ■landing were mcllrd down yea* by the university In the vicinity Other cose* and their dataa fol­ tenlay. The _____tin t datachnicnt of o f Ocab, sin miles north of Camp low: more than 3.U0U North Pakotor RoosevtlL farmers grabbing at W PA Joha J. A. Hancock, possession and Tha Floridians conferred with to sustain thslr families went to transporting liquor, Wrdneidiy; A. Declaring that patriotism Is the President about the canal at work In temperatures the hlghssb C. Marshall, rack.rss driving, something more than a partisan hemlonls County School Board noon whan Loftla presented HUI, passed temporarily; U H. Smith, issue, lb* R*v. A. H. Col* was "III meet at 10 A. M. Wednesday of the year in many places, successor to Senator Fletcher, to A new all tlmo high of 110 *(*Mr. RooMvelt. Th* (wo senators operating automobile while Intoxi­ Um principal speaker s i the to open bids for new sll-steel school greet waa eetabllahed at Jamaaregular weakly luncheon of th* made tha g a te - anaouacemaat 4aW' U " ton- superin­ -town ak lti4& vPr 1L i a -V vi Th* clerk was authorised to call cated, Friday; Jack Geiger, setting Rotary club hetd at th* Mayfair tendent, announced today Ap­ tar In a formal statement. A t Napoleon, In that state, anfor bids on clearing and grading fish without license, Wednesday; Hotel today. proximately 26 vehicles are need­ They said lh* President had not driving, official maslmum of 112 dsgraea the Dodd road, snd to seek esti­ James Works, reckless Th* Rev. Col* declared that he ed, It was reported. laat Interest In the Gulf-AtlanUc topped a 47-year mark. Bis­ mates on cleaning th* right-of- nolle pressed; J. R. Dyson, oper­ was a Democrat and had lived waterway, find ha belltved eventu­ marck's 109 waa the hottest thtre way on Pennsylvania Avenue. ating overloaded truck, nolle most of his life In Florida, but Tho Sanford Lions* Club wilt ally It would be completed. Ha re­ Aug. 3 wax set a* the date whei pressed. that he did not approve of oil ho d Its semi-monthly dinner meat- for the 02 years ths Weather Bu­ gretted hla Inability, they said, to commissioners will sit as a tax i W. B. GlIdewtlL drunkenness, thing* which th* D*moerall&.par- Ing st 7 P. M. Wednesday In the reau has kept records. allot additional funds for Its Im­ equalltlng board. ty le doing. Quoting from Abra­ Mayfair Hotel, club officers .aid Highways were reported “blow. mediate continue Uon. continued for term; Nannie Davis, ham Lincoln, who said that “ No today. Th* body voted to continue to Ing up" In parts of Illinois wbara The last Congress turned down ae ling lottery tickets, plea of nation can eilat half slave and Increase by 129 per month lh* loo dtgrat heat was gentral out­ an Administration attempt to reguilty; lea Connelly, operating half free," th* Rev. Cole added McDougsl, , vlv* th* waterway and Inserted In salary of Frances Miss Martha Hughes of Alta, side Chicago. auto while Intoxicated, Thursday; that “ no neUen can exist half Weather Bureau forces i tern the deficiency appropriations bill county public health nurse. monte ami L. fo rty HmJlh o f LongWill Roland, racklcas driving. drunk and half sober." A resolution of Ihsnks was pre­ said It waa likely new seasonal' a provision that relief funds warn Tuesday afternoon; J. M. Helm-, He also Insisted that while It wood have been licensed to wed, pared to be directed lo City Comlo ha allocated only to projects unlawfully holding possession of waa best to lav* one’s country according to records In tha of. highs for much of the heat belt, raisalonera for their courtesy In Bunday a which could fa* completed with a premises, nolle pressed; Clara Mc­ more than any othercountry It Dc* of County Judge James G, would be recorded. allowing the City Hall to be used i new all tlmo high of 119 waa single allotment. Gee, sssau.t and battery, Wrdnes- should not b* loved to the com­ Sharon. In placing voting booth* during tho (reached for tha vicinity of XonnaThat smamlnant sealial this <i»y. plete seclusion of sll others. year's relief appropriation against last elections. County Commlxxioners yester­ Jwc. 8. D. Maurice Mark's, selling Otip or, Pointing out that at least 1S0,Forvot Gatdiel was Mwardcd A graphic acenu of the drouth1* both th* canal and th* Psssamaday passed a resolution favoring th* monthly contract to furnish Friday; Major Hines, assault and 009,000 people In China had never quoddy tidal power project In the proposed addition to the Fer- day came to pass on the CMoegw battery, Thursday; J. F. Walter, had enough to eat In their entire supplies to th* County Home, whl'e Board of Trade where all grains Main*. Army engineers said they C. W. Earing will provide supplies reckless driving passed temporari­ lives, th e' Rev. Col* said he ald-Laughton Memorial Hospital bounded to th* trading ceiling* were diminishing the canal force lo be made with federal funds. thought It was th* Christian ly; lltrry Perkins, operating auto at th* opening with wheat tirrobl* gradually, and that work probably to the County Convict Camp for while Intoxicated, and hit and run, duty of th* United State* to do th* tame length of time. would cease by Aug. 1. At one One candidate wilt a* given the to climb paat the five cent limit Friday; Ed Illll, aggravated as­ what It could to rsllav* Intoler­ time more than 0000 men w en em­ sault, passed temporarily; Henry able condition* In other parts of entered apprentice degree at H P. and other grains similarly affect­ ployed on tha project. M. tonight when th* Hanford ed, trading reached a stalemate Wynn, assault and battery, the world. Chamber Is Invited Lodge, No. 62, F and A. M . meet* soon after. Broken left tha >11 Thursday; J. Q. Hooka, operating and business reached a standstill. In ths Masonic Tsmpl*. To Aviation Confab truck with Improper license, Brady Check Charge S p e n c e r Petitions Closing quotations war* at tha Thursday. Dismissed In Court Tha Seminole County Chamber IB, B. Gatlin, unlawful fishing Commissioners For The Sanford Production Credit top, new sensational high* for all Association will convene here In rtreals, with -September wheat of Common* today waa Invited to and possession of astne, Friday; Gss Station Permit ths City Hall Wednesday at 10 A. |LW 1-2. A “bad thocb" charge agataet tend * representative to th* state­ Char'.u Pslteraoa, unlawful fish­ K. to elect, five directors for the Whlla heads o f the AA A . W PA, E. E. Brady, iamlnole (County wide conference on aviation In Or­ ing, guilty, snd unlawful posses­ coming year. Ernsat Graham, pres- and Ressttlemant Administration representative, waa dlsmleeed la lando July • and 10. sion af seine, contlaoad far U m ; Went of th* Production Credit As­ *hl«h h u announced a JbcksMvIlto thl* warning when Its raid Cal**, president of th* Clarg Anderson, sfcgraviUd at­ sociation of Columbia, B. C., la to In* program for re moral of the defendant premised to pay tha Florida State Chamber of Com- sault, Thursday; Isaaa Butler, bo principal apeaksr. chock, according to the Associated mere*, Iradirei th* Invitation and rackleu driving, pawad Umporxrdrouth-ruined farm era to m en UllabJa localities, met In Wash­ Prra*. . Uyt H. L Link, assault and battery, Klwanlan* and tbelr wives have ington to report th* progress a f passed temporarily; Frank Evans, filling stotiew at Park Avenue scheduled • boat trip on Lake Mon- /federal relief plana to I’rcsldaat. rackka* driving, caatlnadi George and Thirteen 14 Street. Th# proposal waa met by an roe and lh* 8L Johns River for jtoo.ww.lt, .U ta agencies .tapped Miner, drunkenaaoi, Saturday; objection*of Herbert Meeeer, act-.Thursday afternoon, beginning at, 'up tha paaa o f their acUvltlsa, Bill Fryer, rackleaa driving, paeaed Montana officials announced a, temporarily; Carroll Chgllab, ep- Ing aa attorney e f O. D. Far- j o’clock, Wnltor Coleman, club 94*9*1 I f holder to the, president, said today. It 1* an an- atsla-wld* drouth conference at eratlng ante whU* Intoxicated, vicinity , a< { tbi location taught RUxl .ff.lr , lU vrt Wednesday, W. FowlRetardsy | L C. Smith, reckless •r. deputy W PA administrator, Florids Key Highway #utl Percy Mere and Carl Muse,i said It would build about WO Loaned “ “ 5 1 , * ****? * membera e f th* local American ■mall water storage re**retire In Half-Year Legion Port, left thl* afternoon * £ • « * » area. The Nebraska ^ . b riber ^Mrota |or cioarwator to accompany tha’ W ARRINGTON, July 7.----- t f l 1 W PA began a flurvey to dafict* Sanford unit o f tb* Son* o f th*[ mine tha need*of stricken farm Lagloa horn* from a tw o-w eek*' Gun-Carrying N egro families. The 3,000 Indigent encampment and convention tofarmer* who began work th North Dakota, Wyoming, and' i Montana on rellaf projects war* Basked an charges e f ( ^ g t o g , raealra. Hardee la Suspended1 to bo lamaaod to about 10,048 aeacMlad wrepon., Lloyd AlhrU.! \-------------By Governor Sholtz; bafora tha waak'u and. Damage Exceeds ^ Quarter Billion [aasan Sees Social Program Becoming "Settled S t a t u t e " “ « O n President 'Tells Sen­ ators He 1$ Hopeful Next Congress Will Grant Needed Cash • J o k p la ta r e Republican S p o tlig h t Weatherman Foresees No Heat R elief- To Wed Dane P r o p o s a ls P la n n e d T o B e F in a n c e d B y residential Nominee C i t e s Differences B etween N ew Deal, T h row s air W ill Seek Lighting Contract For Local Airport Trank L. Miller was named by Us* City OsmaatoU a teat night la fill Um position of city Judge, vacated by the resignation o f 8. A. H Wilkinson. * The .new judge la scheduled to take office Immediately after be post* the required bond, Mri Miller haa been a resident of Sanfoid for 64 yearn and durIng that time waa several lime* Identified with U m city governmrnt, He wae a member of the old City Council between 1911 and ( I s s l I s s M m page twe) es Are Given Kiwanis Club Will it To Install Honor Democratic ig Facilities Ounce For House “ Jo* Hendricks" Day* wUI be observed ban tomorrow by th* Sanford Klwaala dub. Mr, Hendricks, Democratic aomlnaa for Congrats from tha fifth congressional district, will ho th* prfndpal spaabar. Fred I Ft Can*. Democratic---- fun for ck ind F. D. Seoul r w n o r , also has hacn Javltad tha JiffitM , ap-'a* a ■peaksr but at aoan today Ight befarath* maJhad M t accepted. Rabat hoard **d| Amon g other note bias to whom Jtstkma whkh war* IndUtioSM a n extended art pray sis 1. iBcrm ao .-Uhmaa and Garden n readily------- **- m la a ta d to th* state ■Rhaueh tha* ra-l U rfdatura, tha proaoat beard 4 Junior Chamber today had obtained >m th* City Camlac* public bench** Uka ad First 8treat Magnolia and Fork County To Match County Court Is Federal Pension Opened With 39 Funds For 1936 Cases On Books Rev. A. H. Cole Is Principal Speaker At Rotary Meeting a. Money To Be J, Gets Stiff Sentence Inspection ed-Tkursdxj ^ r t 0« u S y ym5 2H ' Continue To tha laaa. Loag oactiona S S r l r l r l ’,. u a , Plan Lottery Fight dghvray war* dratroyrd eg- pay a fin* ptoa caato, - - - ■■ ■ by tet Labor Uaj/a hurricane. Jam** Henderson, also black. The Ranted Junior Chamber w m daclarod guilty of oparottog 0f Commere* . last night dlaLeflon To Complete a disorderly houaa find draw a cussed plaaa for *ontinning lu I M y Jail rentoace. fight agxtort Mtorlre UttoTcItr. Tad tathet, white, paU a flat Arrasgsmaato were a te dto Beautification Plan Plaaa to complete toaotHka- TALLAHASSEE, July —Governor 8holt* today au*pend­ ed Botlritav C. Jay Hard** of HllDberough county and appoint­ ed LeRey Allen, set latent lollcttor, to succeed him. Hardee was charged with nagUct o f duty la gambllag proeeeutlooa. _______ * NEAR DEATH 8I8810N N1 ABS E N D BATON ROUGE, L*., Jq], PLATTRBUKGH. N . T , July 1. —(A1)—Dr. L> G, Barton, J r, attonding phyckUn, a*Id today that "tb* chaacta are a«fitoflt rocavory? af the Rqv. 8, Park** Cadsaaa. ant­ ed BrookJya radio preacher, oft•peraUoo far a ruptured •{ \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Approximately 100 witnrssea will W ca led, according to tha name* Mated on the d >ckct. Following are the cases aa act down for trial: Jamca Am tin Jianroek, poaacaalon and transporting of Itq-iorj A. C. Marshall, rccklcaa driving; I* 11. Smith, operating automobile while intoxicated: Jack Geiger, rolling fiah without a license; Jam ca Work*, rvckleaa driving. J, R. Dyton, operating over­ loaded trvck; W. Tl. (Hidewell, ■Irvnkcnnraa; Will Brown. reckteaa driving; Nannie Lou Davia. selling lottery tickrta; la -0 Connelly, oper­ ating auttm obllc while intoxi­ cated; Wilfc Kofcmd. ing;" J . M. He ma, uqlewfuUy-Aati. Ing poairaaion of premises. Clara McC.ee, aaaaalt and b at­ tery ; Oacar Nelson, drunkenness; Maurice M irks, selling liquor; MaJoMMoe-, assault and battery; John F. W alker, reckless driving; Helen Is Also - Subject Of Alienatfam Court Action in tia . s.—(ap )— OouumI for L«wU E. Mallory, HI, th# ofl heir fighting a 4RpO,O0O alienation of nffecaoaa ault, told the court he and# CO a bad. ~ Tha defense brought out on rrnaw tvawiaatlon th a t Mallory and Edgar were on friendly term* and that they called each other Law and Jamie. “Tou wars asking Mallory’s aid and bain In getting your wlfa back, weren't you I ” asked John, M. Murralt, Mallory’# at­ torney, on cross aiamlnatlon. "Didn't Mallory act Ilka a man and do evtrythlug ha possibly •uuld to aid and help you?" Velma Venus, quite rightly named, rules as queen of the an­ nual Summer Sports carnival July 2-11 a t Biloxi, Miss. Aa such, she s trv rs as official hostess to visitors witnessing the swimming and diving contests and boat races, (A P Photo) Crop, Livestock R ise A f River Overflows I ^ '■ 1 Lee Cochran In Sanford Ojfljhnreday Night Bight after he had un* emergency operation. •Wrken will be Ktld t 1:55 P. M. from the G*t Church. Interment t Evergreen Cemetery. Hendricks Named In T h i s District Senatorial Election* Scheduled B e f o r e Novem ber Polling th eir doors, especially the mer­ chants who last week agreed th a t the Fourth should be a bualneM holiday, bate Hours will te ob­ served tonight by (tore manage­ ments. These Sanford youths aro now cncamptsl on the Gulf of Mexico a t C learw iter, attending tha Cono received 184,640 Following a euatom of long Aral annual convention and camp »f Ihe Florida Sons of the legion. Reasting left to right, yotew' C v c fc /ta t ito k jtfh .PnHFv^-sx •landing, The H erald will leant tow, a-u: RegiuaJd Soderblom, Worley llrown, Hobrrt ( \ WashbuiW, Jam es a, use John PeiolX w ay, Thrnpb,' "'wHs>- te c e lte 4 " ~ ? _ys>i .S'ab<rJJ»nA, Js'b ’1. JVpc, Charles Gormley. Tllnmis llivtra, 81dm y Stafford, jih n Angel, i 129,ISO. Cora carries! M of t l Woodiuff Deri Sod u LIurn, In charge. Top row (In lots) Harry' lee, Jr., Jo* Tenhet, Jr. oi'-fpenil the week-end out of tha counties. Pettaway led In Brow­ Angel. Fred Wight. Tommy Mem. Donald Stafford, W.ilter fannd>«ll, Richard Muse, Jimmy city If they desire. ard, Dade, t-ake, Monroe, Orange, All departm ents a t the City Hall Jerry Doyle, John Gradick, J r , tlill llranxn Ihilc H offm an,' Riiln-rt Cobb, Rubo Mcro. anti Palm Reach. Pinellas, Polk an * are to cease business activities. Seminole counties. V Tha following offices in tha Colin English, Ocala, v u tha Court House will close: tax col­ certifies) nominee for alato su ­ lector. tax assessor, clerk of tha perintendent of public Instruc­ "Bart Of Drought f circuit .(court, county Judge and tion lie r tee Ivest 17(1,715 votea county school superintendent. Tha Area Belicvecl to 105,000 for W. 8. Cawthon, farm agent's office Is to remain Tallahassee, Incumbent. open to receive work sheets from R. A. Green, 8 U td t, waa de­ ■WASHINGTON. July 3— (A1 growers who desire to participate clared renominated b>r Cohgresa —Parts of the naliiin'ji drought In thn federal soil conservation in the second district and re­ urva wxs ridii’vrd today by rain. program. The sheriff's services will ceived 33,000 votes to 27,405 fa r The W eather llincau forecast be avai’able. W. J. Sears, Jacksonville. Jo0 scattered showers over still Public windows in the poatnfflce Mrs. Gladys. Williams d Hendricks, Da Land. was noml- l wider sections uf the parched lt'« lis H C nag* (•■ » country. Dies Thursday In farming • • • a iva sihi ivxvivra (7,vuJ Tvvgl Some mid-west, southwest and C h a r g e s O f M u rd e r to 23.500 fog w. j . stead, kuMemorial Hospital southeast parts of the affected ■res had no promise of rain, and conditions continued to Circuit Court today had ad“ he Democratic nominees hat* ■gt dw worse. CU.ERO, Tex., July 3.—0T>)— Crop and livestock losses mount­ ed a» tho Guadalupe River over­ flowed onto coastal plains toward Victoria today. A list of known dead since South Texas river* and creeks, swollen l y torrential m ini, reached the flood stags stood a t 23. Most it tho victims are losing their lives in an eras between Austin and San Marcos. Property damage Is estimated ot more than 53,000,000. Unless Iso­ lated firm er* In tho lowlands “ .. " ■itla, Ga. Ha bad been taderd for the past tan waa employed t y tb* ft O rnery Company.-' ent*. Mr. 212 Mag- ,r "* n K ford Herald, today waa named chairman In this city and surround­ ing area for the Thomas Edison | Foundation Campaign. Mr, Dean eelected the following men to assist him on the committeat H. If. Coleman, T, E. .Simpson, Walter Coleman, 8. O. Shinholser, T. W. Lawton and H. B. Pop*. Tha object of tha Foundation. It was explained, la to "select an I train youths of exceptional' setCITY NEWS BRIEFS entlflc ability as 'Edison Scholars,' carrying out a project begin by Florida: F o rty cloudy, local the Inventor before his death." thundershower* Saturday after"The plan for award* set op the noon and on extrem a aoath coast Foundation la both Democratic and tonight. flealble," Mr. (Dean said. “Each stata will hold Its own competition Mrs. rhillip J. Allen of 111 and grants will bo of sufficient Holly Avenue ia improving a ft­ | monetary value necessary for ed­ er having been confined to her ucation, training or scientific rehome fur one year by illness. It i search work of tho Individual. was annuuncad today, "Candidate* will bo eelocled I from three general claaset: youths Edith Roberta of 304 West now working in Industries, grad­ Eighth .Street yesteit'ay obtained uates af universities, and from a building permit to make a those outside school or industry two-room addition "to a frame who have demonstrated unusual dwelling. personal achieve menu" About 100 young people will bo Harry L. Flower* ef Sanford selected each year, according to and Annie Foster of Umati.Ia hive present plans of tha Foundation. boon licensed to Wed. according to record* In th* office of Jama* G. Sharon, Seminole County Judge. Tax-Collector Does f | A boat ride scheduled last night | by tb* local Elk’a Club did not ttk materialise due to the failure of 1 the boot arrive ort schedule. & The party scene was m oved.to tha club house. M. 8 . Peak. registered at the Th* Sanford etatk a, U. 8. Bu­ Mautfpgma Hated, barely escaped rte, Mlsi a burning death late yesterday aft­ reau of Etamology and Plant Jen* An- ernoon when Ma car, driven off tho Quarantine, has moved to 515 West Fourth Street,i according 'to aa ■ford, and announcement mad# today by C. f Whit* P, Stahl, In charge of tb* unit wbkh formerly wna located a t 1995 , ^ J a maa lad which ncrrasl. Hi of n physician. Iibpa eonsMvrabJ* I was entirely de- J ln which apJ B rief Illness Is Fatal To Popular Sanford Teacher Is i r - - v i ' '■ " T exas Coastal Plains ; Flooded A s 23 Are Reported Drowned Cone Officially An-* nounced As Candl*’ date For Governor B y 184,540 .Votes Court House And City Hall Close Doors; -Daytona Frolics To A t t r a c t Localites Commission To Name Man For City Bench _____ .T7' . The City Conu intftin U «*• | Herndon, Volte Williams, Collier Brown, W. E. R a tio n • ni* 4ue Mailer*. * Mr*. Williams has been a resi­ dent of Sanford lo r 23 years. She ' waa bom Nov, Id, 1597 in Rich­ mond. Ve., and w n the wife of Ralph Osborne Wil iams. She was wrll-knnwn through­ out Central Florida for her vocal talent, having appeared 6n meny programs broadcast by WDRO In Orlando. Tha dreeasrd w as one of She most popular members of the fac­ ulty in Bemlnolo High School where she taught hlstury fur a number of years. Also, shn wax an Instrurtor In special courses a t Florida 3 tito College for Women In T al­ lahassee during summer school terms. Mrs. Williams was graduated from tha local high school and later attended the stale education­ al Institution at Tallahassee where she won her A- B. degree. She was a member of tbo Pi Bata Pbl «oror- Free New York T rip Is Offered To Auto Drivers Shannon will bo arraigned onj charges of a.sault w ith Intent to ' commit murder. | l.loyd Hoyle, assistant stale's attorney, said the defendant as•suited Gerrga Calhoun, engi-j neer. Shaqnon waa captured by. Motorcade Of Safety To Select Couple Of State D elegates Seminole County citliens ■ ora eligible to rom pete for the honor of representing the state a t tha First National ilafo Drivers’ Mo. torcada In New York, N. Y., Aug. 31, R was announced today by Scmlnolo County Chamber of Comnifrco officials. The event ia being staged under the sponsorship of the Commercial Investment T ru st Safely Founda­ tion and conducted unde.- tho suepicri of tha American Automobile Association, One delegate and an alternate will be chosen In each state. Ex­ penses will bs paid by tho C, I. T. organisation on a mileage last*. A l­ lowance la Set a t eight cent# per mile each way. While the representatives era in itr. New York, living expenses a t tho Surviving Mrs. Williams are her Waldorf-Astoria Hotel will be paid Delinquent Business husband; two aunts, Mies Dannies by tho Foundation. Throe days will Morris of Richmond, Vs., and Mr»- be spent In tile metroplia. County Tax Collector Joo. Jin- J. E- Brouse of Sanford; and ona IMh man and women are eli­ kin* today raported aa increased uncle, George A. Speer also of this gible for competition, according activity In payment of delinquent dtp. U> tho Chamber’s bulletin. laxeu for 1955 after Ui# list ap­ Funeral arrangements am In Following era the | regulation* peared yaeterday afternoon la th* ( h u g . of the Erickson Funeral by which representatives will be HfTikL chosen: Properties that am atill delin­ H ngr. (1) Tha applicant must have quent on Aug. 5 will be sold at driven a private passenger motor public auction to eallsf; Benefit Ball Game vehle'e for a t least ten years and bill* charged against tl an active driver. Mr. Jiaklne said. Nets $50 To Apply still(2)be The applicant m ust have Settlement* may o< | On -Boy Scout-Hall driven a private p iiitn g « r-TglOUr vehicle at least 50,000 mites within tilled plus a small fa* for advertis­ , t total of )50 was collected the past ten yean. ing, thn collector staled. (3) The applicant must have had yettorday at a benefit -tase'aali" game played here brtwren tbe no traffic accidents within the last Collector Announces “l las" and “ fata" to raise funds ten year*. (4) The appllcint must net have Minimum Tag Chsrge fa ' tha traction of a liny Scout been convictad of any traffic vio­ aaiM bly halt. lation Ih tha p ast ten years.* A minimum charge of IS 35 U ha affair was under lha tponAnyone desiring additional In. akip ef tho Lion's Club. An­ formation on th* free trip may ob­ set by law for half-year automoar In planned for tb# near future tain it by calling a t tha Cham­ bUa license tags, It waa an­ to” wDl wear bloomer*, whi e ber of Commerce. noanted today by Jno. D. Jlablne, “leans” will be clad In dram a, Seminole County tax eeflortor. pproxhnately 200 persona saw Ha Indicated th at prospective WASHINGTON, July L—(A7— M fthnaaru . were somewhat eonPresident ItooscvmA left hy mo­ tor In a driaallng rain today for Big Meadow*. Va , where lata to­ day h* 1* scheduled ( • dedicate tbo Shenandooh National Partly Tomor­ row ho win apeak a t Maatkailo, bona of Tboaoae jafferaon, __ m a ts fin#1 campaign previous to tha gan*,,! election In Novambar, Meanwhile tha stata I* acheduled for two more elections before November to nominate Democrats for tha posts le ft ve­ ran t by the deaths of. the lata Brady Is 'Arrested ^ On Bad Check Charge City To Open Drive On Unlicensed Dogs At Start Of Week Sanford polka Monday plan to resume their campaign diracted toward licensing all dog* In th* city. Dr. C. TY. Baker, veterinarian, who has been absent from the city several day* will return early In th a'w eak to vocclnoto pet* th a t or* llcenaod. A fa* of 11.25 coven all cost*, according to a city ordinance. Recently pleas for Impound­ ing unlicensed dog* were dis­ cussed by Ihe fity Commission, although no dofUilftv steps have been taken to oxocuto the plan. ChUf Roy Williams la ached, uled to appear before the body next week with a tentative ar­ rangement for holding stray dogs. Meanwhile, It waa‘ pointed out; an ordlnaoe* still la In affect which authorise* officers to shoot un­ licensed or unmuxxled doge, tE. E. Brady, Stmlnolo County1* representative to the Florida leg­ islature, waa arretted and Jailed here this afternoon and hold for Duval county authorities. Chief Deputy 0. R. P it ridge said Mr. Drady was nibbed a t the direction of officers In Jackson­ ville where he is wanted to faeo charges of passing n worthless cheek. The deputy stated that tha cheek was taken by tha Georg* Washington Hotel In Jacksonvfljo on July 13, 1035. Drawn on tho Sanford Atlantic Bank, lha check was returned marked “Insuffi­ cient funds." Brady vyaa elected to tha stela legislature In 1934 Ha ran for re­ alvet Ion In tho first primary of 1034 but was •llmiated by tha present Democrats nominee, H* J. Lehman. \ President To visit * Canadian Official QUEBEC. July 3 . - W —Pruafe ' dent Roosevelt will vMt th# gov­ ernor-general her* July 31, un uf* >< ftclal announcement', said today. A t a recent preee confer***# M Washington, th* Pneldent said k*_ might vlelt th# Canadian guvatnw -.; general affar taking a short criiaa . . off New CMgtaad. ' Saturday'* tide*: low, !;51 A. M. and 1M3 P. M,; high. 7:51 A. If. and 1:21 P. M. Sunday's Aldas: low, 2:29 A. M. and 1:27 P. M.; Ugh, 1:37 A. M. and 9:05 P. M. Sun rise* Saturday at 5:50 A- M. sad sate a t 7cB P. M. Mao* rioo* o t a :ts P. M. and a*U at a. n . _______________ 1 LOCAL WEATHESU Av AVftrMT > i ... ■ Annm » ^ — 'TL.. S' �wseswr- riot svaxtia.a^vnStn-Viir'mMi H '- "• i ' V i ' 1W lsm \tM f BL wRHteBM im - T i w r o r a o 1J ........ :0-f:.Vv d H onk rm ; t* The Hemld commends to the public the recent report ' B of the Chamber of Commerce which reveals eonsWamble I progress in the this County during the past twe j eers. It "1 also points out that there has been an increase in pOputa- 1 * Uon amounting to slightly more than four thousand daring Na the past five years. «r, « This population increase is particularly significant since [steer ft has taken place during the worst years of the depre rata* !■ tbs a H is t to fnr'sd* s Though the boom broke in Sanford in 1926, a t hast ____________________ ______ _ the __ period ___^ trip fas.tbs family budget. years before the national depression began, 1930 to 1933 can safely be said to have been the worft | .-/Thors "* * * * * * * C*rwbich Sapford has seen. J j ? a"hteIb2BK ta!!"LJ'llS Since that time there has been a steadily onward L_-Wr trend readily discernible to all who have taken the trouble jnagsa tbs FsRoafAnthony Ossk* to look about them a t the various developments which tbs eUppety-dop «f boow* hoofs have occurred. But for the number of people living in this “ecnOa* irand tbs nMsatela'-— County to have increased by nOme four thousand during tbs Grant Bmoktes with a Vlrthe wont years of the depression Is indeed something for »*»•» wklu-tsilsd Saar slipping everyone to be edcoursged about. oade Uw grwrosed tree, This increase, to our mind, represents s part of the | tro"f fr*1* tblek to tbs drsrs sM mdjo-to-the-farm movement whicfi the depression' has ?."”??* **” ? . . ■ brought about Times have been had on tho farms,' but it " ‘ ^ la , takes an unemployed factory worker in the city hr tell you charm «f tbs n v---- 1 r rttm. .what hard times aro really like. They have been leaving «sppsr on Brass* Mountain. sad he cities by the thousands and returning to the country hiking trips vp Ftegah or tbs Bat. >where there is a chance of getting out of tho soil something For those .who libs tbs teas ef to e a t If nothing else. dr, “tbs aatt spray sad tbs So Seminole County has been getting its share of t h e s e Now^porao,- tern an tbs Flsecity workers who, during the depression, have wanted noth^ rh«s^ ow l^thsdm ssef Ing better than a home In the country where they could ^ ,otvw, Ur 9td„ u* yv,,. raise their own chickens, keep a cow, and plant s row or y* ittn ju,t |Jtag m tbs sand and . two of vegetables. * • • [being part sf tbs and tbs wind Other achievements listed In the Chamber of Com- sod the shy I Per tbs stars omrmerce report include the many municipal and county im- cstir, thsrs sra fishing trips, sad provementa financed by work relief funds, new roads, and for trarybody, «K*ra is *n ks the boat mousetrap, sewers, farmers’ market, street improvements, the Armory, *■* sppotit#- Aad st night, tbs iTI^rad By'hoot a path to ym r■ and other public buildings. Many private improvements T f " wBJ tbs tax collector*.’ * " p0ln*T1 T * *n,c,^ ln g the d«ks and warehouses lhltlDen Btana, on the river front, snd the establishment of wholesaling tn Honolulu. t centcr» here. I Of course, Now York Isn’t tbs . One of the most Important developments In re- Ural •idling pls«a in tka wsrkl i cent years undoubtedly has been the re-opcnlng of the for s innimr notion but fur Mayfair Hotel. This Institution not only brings new peo- tho*« who go tripping In the his pie to Sanford for a short vacation, or an over-night stop. I/*11 •nJ l*L?^**t , It also gtves local people an opportunity to sell Sanford to [. “ UL f0"!* Bnddsn B a n k s H IL L P R E SlfiQ frS GEORGIA FARM HIT BY DROUGHT VU,t0r Can, beLSeaoMtobert pm. r prtte winningBherraS’s* "WtoCs Delight" 5 .trttjft-ttoeM OoripTerce has ,Ur”lnf lhe u ,nU. iWen iisyss’ * "played In this forward movement is wdrthy Of the high- .iirring portrait of Un Engtl»h est'praisc by the citizens. It has been constantly looking queen In “Victoria Regina.", ana for new opportunities and has Imen exerting its every cf- Stormsn flel Oeddt*’ arresting dm* fort toward the fulfillment of these opportunities. Its con- m*- "*>•*• Eml” Eor mM4e ,t”'' tiibutlon to Seminole County's growth hss more than r e - r ” ' lh*" ,r* th* stadtam aym* naid its coat. , I phony concerts, and for bnllste" (mines, the program* of Charles ■ . ttul lm^ er^1ia ta ,JL ^armasent rejJdcnt. fetnldoy how "fAGKSOMMI J Sf sthsr terms In the eeulhnet, Preeideot ReeeevelVe AMO-aera ytentatlea *nsn On. sufftrod heavily In om ef tho worvt droughts sf years. S ept Otto Mssra la akswa i tbs dfcy la train te r signs of rain, in the other pleture, he Is seen tn a paraMN son tea drafted orsp. Under nermal oondlUen* tits stalks would reach,U Ma-ofcouMen at Mln tints ef year. (Aoooclsted Prato F h e t* e ) ______ m s- te a Is getting about r o o r bWlons, It tood Idas to b a r * ■ tkSsTSLT"'™ Under the new method he Is never spanked for doing I For those who 11 what is wrong. The rod is spared completely. The mod- W® the see In ships, •m idea is that bodily punishment doco something to chll-|tr,ri,” whl*h are i dren, docs something that is not desirable. It makes them 2, ".lh*,.y afraid. It ruins their spirit. Or It makes them Tdadntful r* . . z_.__.............. »e^ "_.,from iD*;. pufoc'a hospital....................... for quintuplsta t d l k l S S g . ; ! ^ ! ^ . ^ *10w. S*meli,0’ ot)« ° t the five Dionnes, deckled she did not I thlnSi!*England ^"slwsyo appeal! jwant to .stay . - in her _little bed,1. So she climbed out. A I lag with its hawthorn hedges ami ___two-year-eld was not to green eooatryntde, end Franco with nurse put her back. T But thoJ M little b« denied. Again she ■climbed out. And again she was [It* ehatenu ooustry sad Its taw like William the Conqueror where put bade. Seventy-one times thnt night little Emclle climbed out gosrmeto gather sad makm aa ad­ v of bed, and seventy-one times tho nurse put her back with- vent ore of eatiag. this year-la addition ,out punishment. Finally thin moat enterprising of the to Germany IV muile feethal* ak Bay|rIreuth m „ and kfualch «and, the always om tha Suasion Soviet quintuplets gave It up as a bad job and went to.sleep. But the next night she was at It again. She must romantic Rhine and Black Fereet, la offering an »Hno,h*r» nighhwaa have recalled vaguely that getting out of bed at nightwaa Iten"tif«r"th«rolymyir*Oam«'7 »*n offer the Olympic damn a * pretty hopeless proposition, but she had determination, I Berlin In Auguel. and Italy makes tin t rrug-(her u g .( h e r bid for tourists tourist* with tbs tho lalo­ and evidently her forefathers had bred In them that ged individualistic spirit which says “if at first you don’t termUimai Art BxhlbUlra l* Vensueceed, try, try again.” " d',clkn ta tM' al,tvBf l L tl|times. ,«“ tfn,0 The r J f ° next nu? ° night ,0nJ f Jforty-seven S 1 40 VUl£ tr, a n d |ytrT sixty-five trials I aster*-ast u d spa er whether egt and talk H HllkM tor Honskoas. «bom tbs shanshai m o rs were sufficient And by the end of the week, she land Faking *pell a aobtle no longer tried to tret out of bed et all. She remained oriental enchantment, and them quietly In bed after she had been put there. And she hadn't am lew rammer round trig been apanked once. i. If*|w* to Js#*a from teg But this sort of child training requires patience. And f " *too what la infinitely more Important it takes time. What 1 fnOcfffTTt m n U m p Vin« t h * n p c p u i r u VtAiitete a v a lln U rn fra rastf I V **H _ DinnOOl, N t>>tltv tm half of hU W lla wtfs. Ho had boon a month as a rsllsf Of the three alternatlvea, the iaat la the worst. SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO vldod thorn Is no ebjtellon oa th* tag clUei ef tha ftssth. pn»* of tha p s n m to whom tho — "" flreular la handed, | Olln Howland, w « M ^ T h o CKy Council of S t Ckted, " ' " »* « * * *? • M e l mrararaA A l * ___ J a a 1 I -M e n — No one can deny they've taken their place in the nun—*beae brilliant American women- A week-day finds them, as a m atter o f etrarae, Utht-hemfiedly -wsuralng w ftdl dkare o f the work and TeaponriMUty of this busy world. But a holiday sees iiwan off^wttkWfaai enfhtudasm fo r a ’carefreeplaytim e. yoothful—they haO the'freedom of beach—and the.punidt of happinei Gone are -the green veils and other days. Gone the doll com pteri STiit* dld-faahkmed grind o f M y tl FLO R1 �<?' THE SANFORD, HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA* l A n d Personal Activities ial Calendar Methodist Epworth League Has M eeting Officers were elected a t tha reg­ MONDAY ular husinesa and aocial meeting a Namiser One of the Prev­ of the Epworth league o f the Klrat in A n rfla ry , Mre. 8. E. Methodist Chdrch held Tuesday re, chairman, will m eet i t evening a t the ha m i o f Mr. and , M. with Mrs. W. E. Vara, Mrs. C. C. Priest on Sanford Ave­ ■at Nineteenth Street. nue. H Member Two of the PrevThe following were choeen to n Anxillary. Mre. Philip hold office: Edward WUaon, pres­ chairman, will meet e t ditto ident; B rsitnn Huntley, vice-presi­ ehh Km. J . D- Brown, West dent; Mist lyiurlla Handy, aecrellh Street. tary ; and Boyd Coleman, treasu r­ ■ Number Three of the P res­ er. Edward Wilson was se’ected in A u ailiaa- M rs. U V. as a delegate to the Young Peoplt's chairm an. wM meet nt 4:00 Conference at l,*ke Junaluska, N. with li r e . Jam es H uff, S1"0 C. July H . d Aeenue. At the conclusion of all business • Number Four of the Ptc*. a hay ride waa enjoyed and re­ in /A w rillary. Mi*- " c,ur I freshments wera served. Those chairman, will meet at 1 0 0 1 prrsent wera: the Mlasea I/iuelln ... M n. «F. tf .iti, i117 n with K. a_ Smith, Hardy, M artha W right, Doris Sue Avenu*. Williams, Mary Alice Williams. a N tanber Five of the ITc*. CMna Stitch. Eda Stitch, and Boyd n A«*lU«ry.<Mrs. F. D. Coleman, Edward Wilson. Henry chairman, will meet at 4:00 Jameson, Fred Sltteh, Richard Wil­ w ith M n . 8. Runge, 701 li seas, John <11. Jones, Jr., and Ran­ Avenue. dall Priest. I* Number One of the (M b o d iit Church will meet F P . M. With Mr*. M. C. Mrs. A. K. Rossetter Magnolia Avenue. Entertains T.E.L.’s To-Night r F ig f ilin g C c a a t \ (luar&dnen tak- \ Inc th* w tr on 1 crime Into the rioted* . . , flghtIng n m u g g l c m on Undo Sam'n l border* . . . . bal­ ling- e a c h other o r th o l o r o of tin t Mra. A, K. Rossolter waa hostess fSv-M u' saewvhwm trf th e T . E. T*. o C liss of the First B aptist Church ■ a t their regular buslneaa aad-ao■A-W.'hgiwdey »fternoon at-,Mra. Rossetter'* home on Celery Avenue. Mra, F. P. Rlnes " presided and Mr*. F. W. Stanley led th* devotional. During th* aocial period Mias Nancy William* and Miss Nancy Rossetter entertained with read­ ings. Refreshments, wera Served hy tho hostess, assisted by Miss Rossetter. Those present were: Mr*. J. -R. Honoring the member, of the M erry-G n’ Round H u h and * fewo th e r guest*. M r.. Joseph A. Meisch entertained with a bridge p a r ty Th-irsday afternoon at her home on Magnolia Avenue. | | i o „ , asters, and i l n n i a . w r r r u.eil n . deenratinns. At the conclusion of u-vi-ral p rogre*.lon. of bridge high seme prlrl- among the eluh tmemtirr. W»« awarded to Mr., R o y Holler while low score p r i ie went to Mr.. 1.. K. Boyle. M r. (ileon I.ingle w a . givrn high acore p r i i r among the other guest*. Refreshments were serve,1 hy the hostess, assisted t y Mr*. K. Boyle, Mrs tile nn l.mgle, and Mr« Jnhn Meisch. J r . Those pre.ent were: Mrs. ft'. C. Hutchison. Mrs. Roy Holler, Mrs, Jilin Meisch, Jr.. Mrs I.. V. Boyle. Mrs. |1 F P ersonals S t. Clair Cameron left today f . , points In New Jersey to spen I tom e time. et Griffin will for Atlanta tu for some time. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thorntm will a pend the week-end at Day tons Beach. Georg* Moye left this momintfor New York City where he will attend summer sc;reol a t Columtm, University. Mr. and M n. 1* A. Taft of Staten Island, N. Y. will spend the week-end with T. E. Simpson and Mis* Beatrice Simpson. Piano Recital Given | "* lvr' Ko' r" By Miss Doris Rockey " l lkratil u n g s i i a n dthxp * I.HJt Mn* F, E. Stein left this a fte r­ noon for Chicago to iprml some thne. Mr. Stein left at the same time for points in Georgia on buslneaa. < IIIUSTIAN HI’I K M 1 t T M I t n i Mrs. Emmy C. Welsh Dies In Son's Home Dr. and Mra. Peter 8. Roy havr returned from New York City Funeral service* for Mr*. Em­ where they spent two week*. Dr. Roy took a short eourke In amsll my C. ft'eleh, 70. will ho h rld .st and larga animal medicine while 1 P. M. today In Evergreen Cem­ etery with the dlov. A. II. Cole o f­ there., ficiating. Mrs. Welch succumbed at 10:10 Mr. and Mra. H enry Tamm anil fam ily left last night for Savan­ P. M. Thursday at 1715 West nah, Ga., wher* they were called Third Street 1A the home of hec by th* l.lness of Mr. Tamm's moth­ eon, John It. Welch. She h id been her* for in months. Originally er who died this morning. Mlaa Gen* Martin Laney, who waa graduated In June from Duke University, will return home to­ morrow from lik tt let burg, Miss., and ether polate wher* she ha* keen visiting friends. 8h* will ha accompanied hy Mlee Merle Kirks wood of Kittle*burg who will he hew guest her*. Penning n party planning la rpend tomorrow a t Dayton* Bench SiinJCcpf, Fla. WAVES OF LOVELINESS Y ou C o u ld S ee I t a H a lf D ozen T im e s n n d T h e n N o t S ee it A ll Permanents $;{.r>0 — $7.50 EXPERT MASSEUR IN CHARGE (IE ELECTRIC BATHS AUK) H arper Method Sculp Treatm ent FOR MEN AND WOMEN PKRSONAMTY HAIRCUTTING BY.BARBER JIM BEAUTY SHOP Phone -189 110 Magnolia ^ATLANTIC N A T IO N A L BANK, Qn<-Astni> m i OrganlitJ 1928 (AH ilialtJ W ith T h t Atlantic National Hank al Jaiktom'illt) STAT1 !NT OF CONDITION AH OF CLOSE OF IIUSINESS, COMPTROLLERS CALL STATEMENT OF CONDITION JUNK 30, 1936 COMPTROI.I.KICH CALI* JUNE 30, l oans and Dl*- founts Loans and Discounts j , | ' } Tjvf 7 Ilill-U l Uapllal Block Overdraft* * / # . ! , . NONE Surplus snd Undivided Profits Furattnre and Flataren Baal MrtaU Federal Reserve Bask Black Other Biaenrtei i* ' I t T ,! 4.300.M S 'r U ! l " 17.2US.ia a 3r 7’ 3.990 ihj J " J.371.79 Overdraft* Real Halal* Banking Houses, F urallure and FU turea CuBtancra I.Ubfllly Under le tte rs af Credit Federal Reserve Bank Hleck Other K s w i n r i U. 8. flavtrnsaent F Obllg*. tloas IIH .7 II,l]0 a3 ' Fed. 1st. Credit sad Fed. ’Reserve for Tazaa, Etc, Land Bask II. B. Gevernmtnt OMIbsII s m Banda Other M arket. able Banda Accrued la- |l,l« :,3 tl.! 8 Other Marhetahte Bead* Dyson, Nancy Braek, H tlea Palm­ er, Madalyn Trtefmk. and P. A. Dyaan, Jr.. McKay Trulack. and Jeha A d a a u ._____________ uy 17. J . P . H A L L , County Agent Mr. and Mn. N. D, Beckman of Jacksonville aUl t o the guest* Sunday of Mr. and M n. George Welnataln. Their daughten, Mhu Julia Beckman and Mias Barbara Ann (Beckman, will spend al] nest week here with Mr. and Mrs. WalaaUln. Mrs. E. J. Booth and Mias China Routh a n planning to IsaVg Monday Per New Albany, fa d . to spend about els weeks. They will be accompanied by the fermeFa father, F. M. Bar*, who has been visiting them here fer to Clydt* Tanner MINERAL COLLOIDS E. Slrmona relum ed from Gladawater, T txah* w as called by the her eon-ln-law, H arry Mis* Marjorla Bonlske, student a t th* Unlv*r*ity of Alabama, has return ad from Balllmora,.. PhllaMerlon Davies and Richard B it dalphla, C hatlanoogi, land other a n two of the fi m star* who ellll points wher* she enjoyed a sev­ employ sideline musician* to pl»T eral week*' vacation. for them on their seta. Mra, E. M. Howard will leave tomorrow for Eatonton, Ga.. tv First H ithodlit Church will meet visit her sister fo r a short time at 1:30 P. M. with Mra. 11. 1* before going to Macon to be the guest of her niece, Miss Lillian Gibson, 017 Myrtle Avenue. Circle Number Five of the Even*, who la In training a t the First Methodist Church will meet Macon Roapltal. a t 7:30 P. M. with Mrs. R. U. Hutchison, East Sid*. TUESDAY There will be “open house'* from 4:00 P. M. tu 8:00 P. M. a t the Methodist Parsonage In honor of the Rev, and Mrs. A. II. Cal*. Aiargui't Mu the certificate pirno recital | “Gail" is the ->jt'ct *if thr by It Us lK»rU Rockey Thursday | |«-«*on «crnu>n in nil Churchm of evening at H;lfi o clock in ll,r ChrUt, Scientist, July 5. S c h m e lin g studio of Mrs Fannie S Mun-on The Golden TV*t t* fr »m iRiaon Myrtle Avenue. dtif.^ti.,1, "Thmj shall |u w i n J , M. Htlnecipher, liarltone. VR* c r f o il s H iefoV i " asaU tant talent, anti hi» numliers. Among th«? citations \*h»ch comIt la aaitl, ware genuine'y delight* the Irason-aermim U the foj* F ight Pictures ful. The last aolo, the ""Uvc*** .owing from the Hthli* "Thus ni ,n * r’ wa* re«|ue*tedl. Mi** Irtinitk* hsi ill the ls*nl the K mg **f Israel, . Saturday Rubm Munson *r-ved us net•onpa- anti his redeemer th»* la^nl of h«i«ta; 1 am the firwt, mid I am niat. - Sunday A U rge uuditnee was in attend* the last; uml lienido me there is Monday ante and appre Utien of tho en­ Ho Cimi" flan. The lesson sennnn ai“0 includes tire program waa evidenced lit long and ronlinuetl app au*e. For the following pa ssage inmi the thU occasion the three studio pur* Christian Seienre textlsmk, "Sci* lota and hull were opened ennuite rncc and Health with Key to the and decorated with palms, fern* Scripture*,'* hy .M.»rv Maker K»My: and baskets of ru tin l flowers. The guests were received l*y Mm. Muns<m “nil Mrs. E. S. Hockey anil prtigrw us went illstrib u te) by Stanley lli-ckey. At Un­ close of the ii-cltul and after the 1IK SAFE AND USE certificate w i« prvsentcil, Mi*. d m . iii v u l h s M iiiTilKM vai Hockey received enngrat ilali -ns I from the many frlenda and uut-aftow n gpests In attendance, Th# program waa givrn os fol­ lows: IN PREPARING YOUR SEED BEDS "Pnlnnnalsr, Op. D3” Chopin— t'rnpx grmvn with mineral colloid* are Roris 'Rockey. licalthicr, more cll.scnnc-rcntstanl and have “ I’alo Moon” (Indian l.ovc Song). Iic IU t c a r r y in g (lu n litlco . Frederic Knight l.i'gun — Mr. Stlneclpher. M rr« l rtm h f p rry n rn l f a r I'rlrtt a t i m fan aff C tn * "Lciljcsfreuil," Kielsler, “MalaiitrfrUI KrrlllUrr, guenu" (from Spont.li Suite Aridn uriu), dtlli-sto In-cuona — Doris Rockey, “Reccssfonar’ (rixiucstcil). Ki|i- Mra. L IT. Tkmrrtr-M lU-ifVrihs Telford and Miss Grelchrn Mor­ rison will leava tomorrow morning for Daytona Beach to spend the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. H arry Ha l will arrive Sunday from Gainesville to •pend two weeks her* with the form er’s mother. Mm. Hah Hall, P ark Avenue. TANN H l-lll THUN AN . ami .Mm. T. II. Huchnnitn unnoimer t hr mmringo of their ifaughtcr "W h a t Is Cod ? Cost is incorpori.ul. divine, supreme. Infinite Mind. .Spirit. Soul. Principle, I ifr. Truth, I.nve. Are these term s synony­ ry, Ivan Fimpson, Frank Morgan in "Trouble mous? They i r * . They refer tu the R iti Sunday and Monday. one absolue find. They s i e sis,, Intended to express the nature, essence, and wholeness „f Deity 1 Mis* Caroline Dague h at r e ­ turned from Daytona Beach where she spent a week with friends. Mra C. T hursday aa, where death o f E. Brady. ) j; Reasons 1? Mrs, Coleman, Mrs. . Mrs. Joseph Meisch I Cornell Entertain SERVICE PLUS IN THE ROYAL BATH! E ntertains At Bridge k. 19'i.sn.M 1 L*a*a, N. T. Itack Bark. Cal lateral- and C*w' ** martial Paper n.lSB M 8M.MI.38 8,173,173.11 r-----, FOR SALE 13411,179.44 GEO. D. BISHOP Vice resale amt Crew* Ps**r k. M 'f i t , BAKVORD, PLORIPA . , I Vies J Parsaar 8AMPOHD, Prea Allsnlle lleab JACKUUNVIUJt, JOE CAMERON W Jk ML . la*. DIRECTORS G. W. FRAZIER Batlontl rLORtHA R. A. N J'rv ild ta l, <• KANPOI1D, J. U INGLSY til VLORIDA Vie* ■ i* i r Bound Protection Pres Meat Heafura A llaatl* Nsilvosl U sab MANPOIID, or th b ran t PUJIIIDA m l n a e in v a H ill || H. O. SB PrseM eal I t s N alls us MANPOHtb svstim id F rie n d ly Co^Op# ra tio n In All F in an c ial /£ FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CO, L a p lU l B U « k ^ - S Rarpiaa and Undivided , Profit* Baserv* far Tasso, #*t, Kir. fattars of Credit Drpealta 1,*07,373.78 1.*09.99 193499.90 39,5.18.79 �t?2!R!#3SI PAGE FIVE Sugar Heir Is Gambler, Sa; her. She at ruffled, and poaalhiy I hi» her." ' - After saying he allowed hie wife—they were dimmed last Friday—a montly 'allowance of 9700 far personal and household expenses, Edgar quickly came te the c m of hit narrative. '• Tiring of waiting one night last March la bis wtfe’e ’ eetomeMU, parkad near a faahioaabla hotel at Miami Beach, Edgar said he began to walk about the hotel grounds. "Then I beard a voice that re­ sembled kero.” ha reconatad. - It came from a corner f the b u lg ­ ing. The window was half-opened. I looked In. I sees amexed to nee her and another man.’* Edgar *ald he found to Me petite former wife’s handbag a note reading! “Darling never forget I have loved you all there la end n*mr forget I atm love yon all there la, lew ." Preceding Edgar - on the wit­ ness atand waa Mallory, who testified the 11,250,000 he Inharitnd when he came of aga In October, 1914. has shrunk to 9190,000. . ■ ■■ / CHICAGO, July l — Effort* to reach an out-of court settlement LEGAL NOTICE in f u n c m r v r r court o r t n b . aamactnoi itR crrt ow n o * m r a o r plo rid a in ARW FOR IMMlnOLB countt . in n u m r , , , MAY lUkVU L'AHMJCK. PlalaUU , va. c a r u i c i . j il , D sfona- u > irin a ant. _ , CITATION. _____ T H N NT ATM o r r i-o n iD A TO LJCW in U. CAHMICK. Jltq c - o PATENT OtrriCkl, D tv U lD N HIT, WAatllNOTON, DIUTHICT artlee. M tt OUd by Caret Frtak, dramatic/ critic, a g a te r H«1m Hay**, Beta# actrdM, failed to­ day and the case went la la court wltk Mias-Frisk or th* stead. ... .'T h e nrwi payer sgfte chargee Dm octrees with stool!** the Wye I which Cherlee McArthur, the, noted ylayrigbt, had fog her. I McArthur and Mica Frtak w en direm d In l i l t He and Mica Hayes w en married two y ea n later. {PRINCIPLES IN $300,000 HEART BALM a n id bo abut, and -there wt»L be no r o n i 9r city mail dtllrery, a |. •hough perishable geode and ipc. cl»l drtleery wffl i t handlol a* ueocL U U ce t b t cnOertkB. hr# to p* t f * ™ W,,n '* **• V- end J Fire Chief Mick Cleveland to­ day reiterated a warning agalaat the ace of fireworks, pointing ont thet Serious arrlHrnt* nceor each year front their employment. Holiday oporto actleiUea Include a beeeball game here tomorrow when 1 the Sanford looltoati ere ■cheduled to meet the Del-end ltedh on the Municipal Athletic Field at 3 o'clock In the afternoon. A doubteheadrr la hilled In Defend between the local team and the Itcda Runday. Roth local telegraph rom pinln, the Weatrrn Union nn.l the Pnatal, announced that regular week-day hour* will »e observed. Reporter Attemps . Suicide In Public OENEVA, Ally l_ lA > ) - 8Ufan l,ui, n Cxechoalovaklan newapsper reporter and photographer, today Interrupted the l e a p , of Nations, Assembly aaaalon to about “this la tho end" and shoot himself. Ha WOO token to a hospital with a serious wound. A letter he left said to Intended to kill himself publie'y to attract attention to the condition of Jews In Germany. Joe E. Brown ha« a soda foun­ tain In his Borerly Hills home— and he can ml« the drinks. Fred Perry Repeats English Court Act k l s s - l and t o .l kldd.r for . 1 Iks fro s t dear ,af the Ceerl ttouaa of Oamlasla C auntf. FtorJOa, la Oanfore. Plorida. •■••', * *** '•gal baura a# aala " c u tm m o r co o tor. Hurduy flrhnol. !•:•# A. M P r u e h ln i torvlr#, It • • A. M. Mrtarhfno ftrrtfr*. 1:11 V. M Toung P*«3pU'a Ifaatlnir Prldaf. T IP P. M. I*ray#r M tslln f W n ln ff liy . T:lf rci.L uearwi. tabrmnaoar Orlando n<ad naar G eneva A n Cam e*, I t s P. M. Th* IU». C. II. Baker, pastor. • unday Pehool, (III A. It Barmon. t i t s A. M. E ranuallane Brralra. » eo r M Wadoourtoy Prayer und Praia, Prayer Barrira Warluauday, l:#a leu. GARLAND W. PPENCKIt. nallrltor far PtAlntlff. • _______ _ n cM in v n n i n e N O TfC H u s e roHMORiWT CtlORCU (Praabylartan O artrnm aul) Mar sin g Worship. ) • : » • * . ft. Church Behool. tl:M A. * • B v e iln s Barrier. l l « P. **• Mlalatar, tha Rav. Jaaaag CLASSIFIED ADV, hart TIR a v ? * T h o i m p a * n Is prom*!' “Maallnga that ara Illfrerant" III day evenings at ill* . • HOLIDAY DINNER with oa r m -T H i K x n r m i f o i c ifV itc ii llr. >!, I* IfrnwnU* pastor. Hundfijr Hrhftoll. I IS A. M. Mtrnlftff H*rv|rt, 11 a0 A. M. rhrlallitn Kmla.ivnr, f to I*. Iff. K v-nlns Wr.rahlp. I 0« l». U. I 1-8 TOR DODOE 1 PM modal Tractor aa# •«mi-trailer with FAOLA CUl’RCH OP iim V A i t n r v i : 10-fl. cJraod body. Lika new. Tka Itav. IL P. tUraham, pastes 11200. T am a If desired. Real Sunday Bohool. Hi.aU.y, 10 A. II Pr*0« h leg, dunday, 11 A. U. * la m . M l W. 1st B t ALL-BTATB *Urea—8aare’ price* had Beara’ quality, Rral sad -oa*, 991 w. ri«t St llo lln ria B,rvl«a, Il an A M. ^ T .iu p g . I’su p lta Legion, 1:11 open-air m eeting, Halva I Ion Nervlre. | . T| , ' “ l ‘ y* " p cn -u lr Notr-lere m eeting, llo lln eea N. T. P. g . gunday. 1 P. M Preaching. Munday, 1 la. U. p I’reyar M aallag. Wadnasday, I Prayer and P aallag Uarvlca. Prl dap, I t A. M. P. i t s P. M. J;tj |», M. m eeting T:(0 I'SS P, M Nervier.. 1 0 * Nalunlay; O pen-air m arling T:3W Theta comferti are years RADIQS “Better Air eel to Shart'e" Dance July 3rd til? ood Th* llcv E. I- ilw r r , pastor. *’nrn»r Kifih Mtr-at and Ifollp Avenue. . ItcuiiLr a-cvlcra. I t e e A. K and 1 <1 |>. M. W ,ln .,.U r aervleaa, T ill P u Hnruler Nchnul, IS as A! hi. Th# Netninnl, County B ln glag ( laau m ,,ia w ith us tho aoraed Hunday nf .v a ry aaoeth from l i t ) ■• •» l:* ( P. hi. T h. cherub la Indrbtsd to Mr. May*, praaldant of lb* class, far t 'g , added f a s HOLT c r o ss CHICKEN BAUER’S RADIO ; service: PALATKA, J n ly ■• hi !* W ith •i • 1U tbits wbils thn Iriandere were combing tto M n f W •< ** tatka hnrlcra /•» on eeun doaen blows, thra>- nf ,tkem tome tuna. Lonnie Smith to u te d i f * to' circuit In tto fourtb ato n u to | acora Wklre oktod of him ne-, counting foe Mm two PalaU n, morkara. I t ams tto aocoto onn-, ecc«Uoe day ftmr torn, pana^todj DINKLER HOTELS CO. Tto/UnityAtlanta to*R M llC ll9R NAJHVIUI J t f f m t o B «fb MONTGOMnr TtoS t C to ritt h iw otuA H j .TtoSavanh savannah TtoTatatoriiuiiNCHAU la itit u DoLand comes torn fog holiday tUt that begin. o» | P. M. Sunday SanfoH goes to Dala n d fee a twin aiU, togtoring a t 1:90 P. M. ’ p I I I | I I I * Calvin Law. and BUI Gould, recnaitty acquired from Savannah. w h o the first taro local barters to oppose tto slogging Daytonoaa with Joe Sparkman finishing tto tm. Darla hit tha first lalet burner as tto Initial man a t t o t In tto third stasis. Ilestaakl circled tto bases In tha fifth wlth'KiMOl on .'tto enthtoma . ad# Bartosh keaneiod In tto aavantii tilth IM hassocks unpopulated. Georgs Andrews contributed the FVIUI .THE STANDINGS • DIRECTfte July ”. I.rn* ----- «ew ' O u tfit' U U lI ll ^ W a s h i n g t o n . Ju'y i - M v - i Am , ri„ „ Cteulaeatl Braton Phllad.lphla Brooklyn _ Taueaud New Tosh T, 1 On •Iftol fatfar, laDaai BdgUtl jjJ |W« boiUd NEHI I "( * ' [balanced w ttw I of -U lwpoHtkw R eb u ild in g a n d 8 o r r k i n c on ajl Makes o f Mi U 8 . Crews Remain In g 'o u p that Omaha Misses Last UourM,; Kceac Fa,,s Bid To Get Major m- »..»»■ *— Victory In hngland * ■» >n„ t„nVtm. Tho mlianro blm h- on this Pn- Buck Neweoni. « n .. O m a h t. which I.M the \ ,. ..t gnl.l H o rn .b y thought h* . "u "J“ 1,1'r'1, ' cu p .n thr ..m r heart breakinq on W ashington for 140.000 m tr „ r J s o , , , ,\ |>rU„ih.chiM'« y ear, has won I" und lo st 6 E sq u rm rlin g wn, thu d , fir e , T hree of the only four t» " ‘" j p n g l h . back Thr rlrf.-st w ss JO or mrrrr g \m r s »*»l J ™ _ v - O m a h a b ' aasvmd gwff-wci m Jd u g,. I ^ fly Grove and I U .-* a H * I J a f ^ rt, --P M C ’ • tha Boston Itr.l Sox and M rl. w ctrrr. rrer.-r.l the Harrier o f thr Indians already | k illin g In.il parked nil thr Am rr. have won half that m any. Thr ic4n r h .,„ p t ,n h lig h lr t hi. hnprs fourth l»35 mrnilrer Tummy | « f nrr |,.f| |h r p,r t,|,..k S r v - i Hrltlgra nf thr Trgrrs -haa nine ,.ra| ,|,-rl.irc l "hr’s gn-ater than | ' triu m p h s tu his credit. 1 rithnr Rciqh fo u n t ir Twenty I j __ ____ __ _ ^ <(S n m l M»t i» • h ' tr «* in the world o iu ld win with utrh n h in d l-ip .’' I r*ry in t|i-|»'»inif ‘»f Mi»u* Sinmm* Xhr l ie rh«- In il %.’»*nu .| ilm tu t l*» I M ulhiru ••f K»am •• •• I. •» ih»-\ rmliRi* the hn|tp nf ht« imk N tr n llifd Ihdcn n il h id >» m ightl) f„ r )u. ,|c Uvrfl lh** l i f t f«»i -lx • high m ountain in r *-*« She m inute- with a rrh«TI .......... !l>ur*t I' 1 mi S|M*rhnr in ihr rcihIih»* n n -l. ! f l m l - Im-I yr»i Inil lIn* (J trm » n 1 O ih p - • iilr d , how ever, Omiihi -ta r h a - Infm itlavinc grvat Icn- •inuklv *i ig«-«l i •• thr front, no.I ni- ih i- Ri'M-on l« krd Ihr winnrt i nlit flu* I- •! M r.inwhilr, F in l IV rry, dr- «r*-»rtcr «»f n mill*, whrn h«* c u t.In k p N( l«»m. |»r»Mii«l^nl nT ln«* fm d in ir rh»m|n«»i», n .h I IIjiimii way I n T a i \ i 1i Thr A«t:» K N--’rlali*»n had G o ltfn r tl inn I t arum, wh i'll lh' **** T* nr ol.l h r|,| on pftlilMv, Ar»frniin«» m ert in the mrn a final t*Mlay. i c f l in g rarli rh.tlV**np«> nf O nuh t , Ivrrtr.l a r'hrtl t-tivr.- fn- Ihr cbp and look Ih in g- ra -y . IVrry'* frrl *hc ornwtl nf t h fi!!«.*•I *.» th-t fht- I'lnTlIm'".- l-aat| been aeCCIrti'rl. | (di-li*ir*| in hi- m ail h Rgaiu.-t *rn-afi nxl d re . (J. Sa Players Billed To Combat Argentine Ou t f i t llndgr Wrdiu -day, werv - — ~— Tl” - Vri-'-nl *'it- Ii-r. *n I, now In Gt-r tt'ntty p>>-|r.itinir Ltr the Glym- Ja|»cd. » •Kngland won Ihr II*.til intrina i l>it- chvm|rittnalti|>. Il will sell M iss Jacobs srldnm has looked ........ . IBCr t1 fotiiirtfoii.lv nfit-r Ihi. iaim|.ctlIn tier than »hr did in spiking | v | K(unl, S cot and. W n |c .| litrtr fr.r Anrr-rln. , *'*’■ artlBery uf thr husky N u llh rrn | t< |Nn,|. Anrotlra trrrti Ihr- n ip frrrni A Tpile d r iv in g M i-- Jrdrxrjnw-kn. I •-•-nl ir-r« in I'IT* nl llurnna Alrea. 4 'o r a whtlr in Ihr u rst art w h«n| Thm iaan.l. of (im all porcrkiin Th" spntli Ainorli-an foam first | f h ,r opponent led 3-2 and then J| * | | , , replicas o f the g ia n t Olympic Intnilml lhi< country In 1022 anil 1 4-1, thr A m rrican’s su p p o ite ia i hell, arP being produced as so j- wnn Ihr* I' ii11i-tI Malt-a championI were a bit worried. venlra of the O lvm nic Games. Pittsburgh I K tu York W a ld ) a s | r .g „ ... .itlu.lv* ! 2<V»Ic to rtu -a •»* >«on I , . Chicu** I I . t - *1* hatted fat McNally Rig. Atr I. P ltlm aa I. Cat.A ■rap I, PaOgttt. T u * b u s f o a m Cataa, to n y . Per* loir. Taras bass b its. P lu ­ my. W ales h * w a B ask, , lla y r a O asrin.*. Harare. Btoru, CtAry Is Turruu I s I P ittm an to B ead to Wara r t e g hoses, Sanford 1 1 •to T. Haora a s balls, art L h f j p l t *. W reak m l t «. K ilo, art . YORK, N e w j Don i P erm s ii, CWry. R ls t r e t ' , NLW H I fighter in ring history a rriie s from there ar* n.t enlightening comment* 479 Europe on tbf ocean’s Inrgret |int-r. ] rt.. thr-err knyn-. Them arc no aeLoon Katrhcll, the I'olteh pitlnr cirttpanylmr ila> i to inrllcate whetbg, who slm tchei towarrl the «trato.<- t-r they were m gritcrcd along tha .114 Sanfort) Arena* II 8 Leon Keicheil, Seven Feet, Three Inches Tall, Comes To America To Get In The Fight Money FLORIDA OTATH LRAODR bids ami adjrftivo clingrr* of the !Uh pyramid insist al-o that Leon W ee Loot I D ayteaa Roark IS tl . H I Iporta world will hold a merry car- ha.« pminded oat 17 straight knoek* at. A aguatlee 14 II . l#T H ,nd*y w^eB out* in hi* native Poland. Ilut STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. O th a ffo P h ood BIT7 _ DELAND, July 3.—The DeLand ' nunlberrd a h«r* quartrt la»t Reds snapped a two-game lo«lrr ( y ,ar found aeven hiirl-rs already streak bars yesterday, defeating 50 jv,r c, ni qualified for admt**lnn 8t. Auguatina, 3 to 1. in a game 1 re d ,. with the ara,on not half) of errorlasa bal . Jim McGloin. ottT Rod laft-h.nder, Ihaltad the ftatote | ^ of ,hr„ fron,.n inn ,ra } to flv. hlu. three of them being ¥,rflll||y from th*,r bunched In . . . from. f „ the |o .c Monl, „f St. Augustine tally. the Yankcca. am' Jimmy DcShnng Johnson, at.rtlag Saint pitcher. ' a()H Burk N, w.„ m of lh, Senagut Into trouble ln the first in- , ^ ning. pairing one batter, hitting 1 ' . , _ „ „„ mmlher Jimmie Roterson’. .InTesraon. - t o ha. won mo * gin scored taro ru aaen glvlag tha than any of t .• o cri w 1 Reda tha lead. Another run waa i triumph, ag.m .i thr, added In the fourth when Tren I ew.pped to the 1 .nkcc. by U c .c Onllegna lifted one ev»r the right land for Johnny Allan. field well. While taking rredlt for cogiTha Reda' four hlta off John.nn necring the I’rareon-Allen deal. wore good for three rum. and Joe McCarthy g.-t« an error for Schneider relieved Mm In the the trade that «cnt ygung Jimmy fifth, keeping the Red. tn hand I DcShong to Wa.hington for daring tha remainder of tho bat- Rump Hadley Jimmy bar »"« New Rpxifig'Fjtf^cWAiLBe^ the fourth chapter when he mode • great diring catch ef Morten’s Brought To United States lisa drive to right center and - __ M ------------- ----------------------- , ----------------------- [McGloio Limits Seven American Pitchers Orlando Player tro ph y drubbing tor. FW*®** “ ■ “ Etoeal limited tto »nuls te.eU to S T to a h T i.' Vto.%"'■ft.rN-Lr, r ‘H. r ^ H X 1 5 * a rj^ s K r -- I •<« a hriny-4 e p isc o p a l ■■ d Six Losses---------------- Frankie Parker Ad­ -------------------------------vances T o Third *•—unytan* n e a t l l Mta off two Sanford lo a c h banded th e AtoJoon priced room. And tto u n u friendly m d effidont Mrvko goei to EVERY p * » t i MrmeB. Rrfaa T e a r rrteuda . . the w n s h .io d at aNOR-pd. t'n a ir a r a lr ndwJtte* hi the « u h R osas a tla s • r . M. • Lit URCH f.0“ ' l V *uaOay a fter Trloltp g ets Irowd o f 1786 Watch Kinsel Allows H alf Seven Runs Count Dozen Safe Mows As Mates Got 12 la Eighth Inning aAWTJJVTttX, Jnly 9 ,-« n a » . SI cake. Chops. Hot or Cold Plato foinrh Grad Music, Win* U quore, Bear. Etc. SHORT'S' CAMP uttle T o 3 Drubbing From Gainesville . Thousands of property owners acclaim them for their beauty, service end economy. You can do a tottog job with Dos lor end Gay’s Quality Products, DINNER 73c ,* (2, G and .12 raKa) Dozier & Gay’s Quality Paint* "Btot For the Soulh" WHERE YOU GOIN’ THE . 4TIIT Wo Never Clou* phtekvpen L_» Holy Ceannunlen, T:l( A. ft Il’r a ’a c^ mn,u,,lo“ »»d tore Y. p. a. u . i d p, jg_ Richard Dig usually has the **m* crew uf workers on euery Picture he make*. a announcem ent B m td from ll^A . M. to )• Tr uk f r u it lime kjcxrt ACID, ALKAU YOUR IT NEHI.MALTRD CHOCOLATR NEW ROOT BEER ROYAL CROWN COLA NEHI TRUE FRUIT ORAMOB TREAT YOUMBLF TO T*R BEIT uppbr rifr-M- - * *•»**»♦ 1h'adf. Ill . mt Ch m t F rtn d i * W - 9 M 99 aim__ Vr> - *• B lrtL •Now Open Ctty af erlnary Green IJwa Borm Anpdrwftu * Tomato 8alad Hot Holla A Butter Ic* T or Coffot or M0k TattafaDy fgrghto# rooms loaatjraat w attm aai SheaMM bade * 1 Comfortable dtorn ( • Iteitfal bed Ights W e i Rgkted bathroom Sanford Woodmen of tto World last night complatcd plana for an' “Old Timers’ " night to b« held: there Thursday evening, Jaly 9, J .» /RW> r m s T n t f T iB T r u t u r n In the fraternity’s club house. | A ll] I I L Th# II* v. W illiam |1rn«ika, I, The outstanding feature of tha Sum V * paatnr. Hun Lit Hrh»«*l. •:«» A. V. evening will ba a presentation at Murnlna Wfirahlp, 11:00 A 1 emblem to - Joa Cameron, old­ K i* iiln s WofRhlp, t ft* I* M est member of tho local lodge. FRIDAY, J U V .|n#.,Iiy W nnhlp, I #0 P, Karphnn#* fnr th* hard who hag a 42-year record of of* Mmmmmmmm h raring. filiation. V. P. Miller, state man- .■¥■■■■■¥■■! agar of tho Woodmen, will pre-| r o v i . M t n \ T in u at. r i it n r t t <‘" in-r nf I'arlc Avrnna and aide during the ceremony, Third ittriat. Entertainment for tha night ie J. Ilcrnarrt limit, mlalatar. Diamonds And Watches Church Hchnrrl. WtaA A. M. being arranged by a committed tfornlna W orship. It oo A. i t . Fine Watck Alt' Joweir. Repairing L. Cirri,linn Endeavor Soctaty, T:(0{ composed of J. E. Fox, A Thomas and J. A. Lane. ’ Dlamona Mounlln* And Engravlnf - g u a i u P R irm arm t u b t o w n n * Principal speaker ef he even­ TUN •II .r .tT O X ARMY rnpinln nmt Mra. V. n Varan, ing will be Major Ira Hopper of " f i l e r . In charga. ' Lakeland. • nunrtay Hcrvloos. At tho close of busineta activNun,tar Hohiwil. 10 as A. M riii urn nr Chnlnaaa. HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired by aao whs rosily knew, bow Brigge. Jeweler, Mag. Avg. OP IP R C ta t, M AqTRR’B ■ALB. R atlce la hereby g lse a that lha hedurelgeadi Prra n . Wllaou. o s gpaalal Maalar, In Chaasarr, In th a t aartala asasu pandlag In th* Clraull Ceerl la sa d far le m la a to County, Plorida. la Cfeaarary, w herein OUVM U. CIlA lfl, aa adm ln la trstrli with th e W ill s a ­ ne le d s f W IU JAM U, KBLLHY, dafraaod. Is r ia la tlff and BANEOHO AtITtiMOUIUe DHALMJld AMOCtATION INCOIIIMHATKD, A rarpecatlon. U DafaadaaL w in to tha forma sf tbs t ucasaW tool Drarea rtadorod to gold •era* oa tha (lb Lap sf Jans A. D. IV * . effar far aala and sail to tto -A tlin U OPEN ALL NIGHT TONIGHT 309 WATERMELONS. ,c°e MANHATTAN MARKET Woodfnen Complete Plans For Festive N ight On Thursday A T THE CHURCHES Deputy Clark. Tha Board rasarvaa tha right te re Joel any ar all bids. T. W. Lawton, ■uparlatesdant, ' rn E O T. WILLIAM*. uoitt T x a w so n then recovered In time to doable a r. h r r n po n , Clark of lha Clraull Court. By A. M. WEEKS. At two a'ctneu on tha aftanonn of Thursday. July It. ltll, tha Hoard of Public Inatruetlsn Will rueatau aaalad kids aa rt-rsoflag a portion of tha Lymaa Oahael building >t tongwead, Florida and the Wliana hshnul kslldlBg St pnnla Ppaalfteatlana may ha, abtalnsd from Arehltaat Rltoa J, Moughton, at lha City Halt, Sanfere find Two d H n rle rs itlcs, an old-fashioned squara dance will be staged. Music U to te provided' by Shelly ana Reeves. Alt Woodmen camps In district » •« •? « and Hanford A»*m tN Th# K it . W. I. Campbell, p u II la harehy urdarad that this notice ha pabllahad tn Tha Oanfora Herald, a nawapnpar yahllahad In laniard, Pemlnola Connty, Plorida. nnra aneh waah far four anneeeuttva woaha. 1• Witness my hand and afftalat anal aa Clark of lha above styled Court on thla lha Ith (ay uf June, A. D. 1111. __ e 10 ■ RAI WIMBLEDON. England. July ■—fA7—Frcil P erry today won the ill-England tennis champl inahlp for the third straight yaar. ilefeatIng Germany’s Baron Gorifrled v»>n Gramm, A-l, *1-1, A-0 In the Iks ttb Oar of Jaly A. D. ISS0, lb s faU aw lo* Saacrlkad lot, »*»«a or aareat af taod. aHaatad. l»ta« and balag la 1 . 101101. Loarty, glorldB to-w lt: llaatnolna at tka Northwest Cornaa or Oaellao a. Township la death, lU a g a II East, run thenee K ail with O ea«m Aataue a .tta alulae. •oath IS IS a balsa parallel wttlt tho Waat iloa of aalO da»tloa, lhanca Waal »orallal »•*•» Oaaava A rons# s a i l ehslna. tkanaa North ISIS ch ain , to tka point of kagloelaar .ttaea ttgk l-ar-w ay for Oaaora Arenae on the North a o d . Konford Aratiua oa Ike W a « U . rilK O It. WIIStoN. Aa dpaalal Maalar, ilg o n O E A. 1PKRR. JR.. Hollaltor for I'lalallff. II bama «Aila to appear frena n sw orn kill af com plalal f)U4 In th is cause that you era a so n riald aal af tha Urala of Kterlda an4 that »aar addraaa la a-a !P ataat Offlca, IHvlalon HIT, W ash­ in gton , Dial rial of Columbia, therefore Ikess preaenli ara lu raqulra you IQ ha and appear be­ fore tha abova .tr ia d Court at tba eourfhouaa In Panford. Herolnolo County, yiorlda. on Monday tha ( l h day af Jaly, A. I>. Ilia , a lb arwlaa a daeraa pro aoafraao w ill ha aatarac aaalnal you. HOME CAR BADIi or rot.t;MniA: (RRAld JC & JU Short Orders Bw — DANCE - PIC ;ODE8H MUSIC - MODONPOOL 3 MILES WEST OF LONGWOOD A CLEAN SWIM IN RUNNING WA' VkQE so u C U T OF= S O L Q ^ ueaol �* M Tire RANFonn irenAMJ, s a n f c p d , Flo rid a v LANDON TAKES IT EASY ON COLORADO VACATION FRIDAY, JULY S, 1! SNAKES EXHIBITED AT MURDER TRIAL1 FIVE DIE IN BUS CRASH ON NATURAL BRIDGE ' « H | ■M k i ->r*FY,W! Fiva paroona were killed and 24 warn Injured when a heavy pnaengar bua iklddad and t u m i d avar an lb* famoua Natural Orldgo of Virginia. A big road algn U vtd It from plunging to tha bottom of tha jorga 2 IS feat balow. T h u picture of tha wreckage n a i nude by a camper whole t in t waa pitched nearby. (Allocated Praia Photo) .Two llvo rattleanakea Introduced aa evident* In tho “rottlaanake** murder trial of Robort B. dome* ara viewed by Prosecuting Atlomoy John Sarnia ( l t d ) and Dlatrlet A ltornty Ouron Fltta In the Lo* Angola* courtroom. Tha olato conlanda Jam** thruat the bar* fool of hie eeventh wlf*. Mra. Mary Jama*. Into ■ boa containing ana at tn# anakaa In a achama to kill bar for bar Inauranea. (Aaaoolated Praia Photo) ______— - - D O M IN A T E D /N E W GAINESVILLE ARISES FROM TORNADO RUINS Haro la tha .teaming man Roblnaon rapped onatratad ao long and agual O N E HOOK AFTER TORNADO multitude—of amply aaato—a t fha Damocratlo national e o n v e i ^ R vrhen Chair* for ardor to nominate Vlca Prealdent Garner for another term.*Delegate* dam* loudly at tha nomination of Praaldent Rootevalt tha night before that few fait to another taoalon of m errym aking. (Aaaociatad Praia Photo) GRAND JURY PROBES REFORMATORY WHIPPING A fter three month* of riding from hlo homo In Oallaor T a a , O. He Tow e II arrlvoo aatrlda hla donhay a t Phlladalphla to attend tha V Daaiacratla National Convtntlaib (Aaaaclatad r*a* Photo), ^ CLAIMS MYSTERIOUS FORTUNE THREE M ONTHS ’ AFTER TORNADO f J u i t three monlho itlo r the daith-daallng tornado all but wiped out Qalnoavlllo, O a, the touragaoua •Ity haa. accompilehed a coma-back th at la happily amaalng to thooo who oaw tho appalling rulna. At Ih* lag ft a view at tho domollahod bualnoit dlalrlct an houra flor the tarnada a truck. Balow. la a picture taken at lha u m a l pot, thawing tha ally aa It appear* today. (Aaaociatad Proa* Photoaj[ c o u r t b a l k s e x e c u t io n o f , d e a d l y e l e p h a n t j •IV m * (M U M K m M n before Wally, eia.Ua alaphant, waa U have bean aaaouted by a tiring t*u*d t J t r t r - - Edward E. frown, la a Em Pramlaaa age, a temporary raatralnlng ardar from a* s [ [ K T a judialal daaUioe will ditansbi* bla ultimata fat*. Wally la *baw» with Haw m SDattfU tM Ann l* & n m r**M| aMrtly bofar* th a.A fl* ? » « trampled *w — T e rr- * g s:K r* farmat ary wm* (Va Suprejm f gdbttd j • s jjv ^ i W4y n taCk^', 71 N il *"»J* ■ . G”A- w f w Vr f r* ' *A»*m tnb <s4t <a g|i|MMM< iis & 3 "fig ti..v iM a n a m a <* s a iq t t . �Sanford In Tfc« Only Centra! Florida City Affording Rail. Hlghwift And Water Transportation N U M B E R 216 Eatabllahed In 1908 Japanese Must Die For Tokyo Revolt TALMADGE OUT FOR SENATE 1389 Americans;| Meet Death H oliday Ac Forty-Four Soldiers, ? And Eight Civilians • Are Sentenced To ; Long Prison Term s • ' * League To Ban Sanctions On 15th Of July ROOSEVELT AT MONTICELLO CALLS FOR FREEDOM PortugueaeStatesm an Tells W h / Erforts Of League Were Partly “Complete” Auto Toll Hits Fireworks B I Erase Four B1 Of Town In Iotf* ■ ■- (P r T1m» A— riidrJ hrmnl The nation llstnl Us total of Jolent deaths i t .189 In the weekcelebration of Independence It was the largest Fourth Intended Ju 'y fatality |l«t since 19.11 wtvn 483 died, and the second larg st Paralyze GovernIn the past nine y e n ' By Slayings Firew ork' resulted in six deaths, one less th in l l 't year A dri \ TOKYO. July (AP>— estim ate' were th n the '* • A ipeclal court martial today pyrotechnic' increased subitfn •entcnced 17 leader# of the eb, 26 rebellion to death and The prolonged silence that had shrouded the plane of Gov. Eu­ ttally In 19.18. in others to life imprison- gene Talmadge of Georgia reg ird in g hie political future s u broken Motor trhlcle fatalities nu _w n t a t McRae, Ga., when he told an Independence Day crowd he will run bered 2K) as unprecedented nu i The court also convicted 44 for the United States Senate In opposition lo Senator R kherd B. bers look to the highways [or Ban-eommlaaloned officers a n d eltrht civilians, ordering Russell, Jr. Tslmadge Is shown (rig h t) greeting Charles Hedwine, double holiday. Death' ny drovgi the Georgia Georgia ,enat*. senate, who who I* T alm jd je's choice to sue* I were listed *t 9t* Others I4»t I them lmpriaoned for term- president of the f t * ? '* M tv l f l 'it • ‘ .*__ I S imaging from eighteen months to cced to the gnvrm orehlp. * ■----- — wit Selassie Leaves To Visit London Murder Charged Against Rebels Ethiopian Emperor Is Reported 111 From R e c e n t Activities e Was % went .... Iu C.F.NEVA, Ju ly G.— ( A D —T he U 'u g u o uf N allono' conniinatinK com m itU ’c tinlny mU*[itnl n rcnolution fixing July 15 ns th o d a te oil w hich ■to aunpeml econom ic an d fi­ nancial nnnettona aK ainst Italy. V ote on tho m otion was u n an im o u s. T h e rrcom .mcmlAlion l a i l l lw -pJ»a«Ls r n 7 i ? ,.y / / :^ >brirAbsal>C«llo, Thomaa Jrffe r.o n * beautiful home et Chfrlotte»W n., Into* -thOf Tseorirt '.* a « w b * ^ ' f ilU n yean. Charges agalnit “ —" ' r V -j " TpUne^ rushes wild »h.5tin*s, tm*r I L f J t i J t *mif(tonrd America U» battle anew f6r "true freedom” fti an Indepcndcnca final aclltfrv. J l ’V‘T’*' Kmperor Hallo Relassin speil th*ra IncladW murder, rebellion ^ f a ry \ . .. ’ J»ay address | | v is shown (loft) speaking with colonial guard* at his side. At the right is an airview road anil other accident*. Flits toward Ixindon heavy-haarteJ snd and dbobaditncs to the command* . Of Monllcvlh. «- the n o d listened to the I’re.Wcn. <AP Photo) empty-hsndeil. Ills sppesls for and lightning cliimcd other vic­ a/ the emperor hlmaalf. “Justice" denied. Tho king with­ tims. It was to this rebellion tb tl out s country was reported to be Premier Admiral Kelsuko Okaba National Guardsmen occupied III, “affected physically by tho narrowly escaped assasslnstlon. Re mien, lows, where a firecracker strain of tho past few weeks.’’ • Shortly aftar midnight on Feb. started a ulsic that resulted In ■ “ War sanellona against Italy M, officer-lea dere of Uie coop or­ havo been by no mean* negli­ loss estimated i t 65.IXH). Four dered to m 1400 men ondtr their gible." Augusto V'asennceltoa ot blocks of business buildings were commend not of their barracks In Portugal said to tho committee. Vdiabu ward and matched them Conservation Plan To Police And Hospital r*red. Fifteen families wcu- home­ Vasconrelloa, president of tho Local Organization Serves Six Counties, * to Urn heart of tha capital. Before less. Include 85 Per Cent Records Show But committao opened tha session .dfwa email gronpa of officers Attainting Growers By Financing with a lengthy review of tha Of Local Growers A Single Accident armed with pistole, machine guns Hoard Recommends leagues' first attempt to apply Agricultural Activities _______ aad swords, riding In care, de“puntive"' measures against an Reim(tating W I* A Sanford spent a comparative.( Approximately 86 percent of Kbadad ea the residences of flee aggressor. He said It we* ob­ of tha empire's leading states Seminole County farm s and groves ly quiet July 4 with no serious Growers in six Central Florida D i r e c t o r O .lw S w o p e vious from the outset sanctlono _ men, Intending to paralyse the are eligible to benefit financially accidents reported by slth ir pocounties Interested in financing "could not be complete" became from the federal soil conservation lie* or hospitals. Seminole County Commissioners farm operations today were Invitby — iD iS T im R ‘ R P h P I B* many Important rountrlee stUl Saturday and Sunday tha city IV C U C I S program, County A gent C. It. Daw today Instituted a movement 111 ed In attend the annual meeting are outsldn tho League. was practically deserted as hun-i -------son said today. regain possession <>f In Ilf the Ssnfurd Production Credit However, citing extensfvo He pointed oat, howevrr, that deeds sought refuge from the' WASHINGTON, July 6.—Tha bonds which are m>w In the Association stockholders In thn trade losses and a decrease In n t y H ill si 10:00 A. M. Wednes­ CITY NEW S BRIEFS Italian gold reserves the commit­ work sheets must be on file before hsat by spending tha two day*: *harp fight within tha ranks of hands of state departments. Thu largest lump sum In tho day. ,^July 20 If one wishes to partiepate at Daytona Beach or Coronado tr>d« unionist* In tha United Tuesday's tides: low, 3:83 A. M. tee head asserted “results from Baach. I Stales roared toward a crisis to- whole amount Is IfiO.OOO eertUIIn the order of the day’s busi­ pthe plan. and 9 :M P. M : high, IU1O8 A. M. Ibis first -oUauapt to apply .tone- —Tha Daytona Summer Frolic*’4*2 " members of tha po warful estes which were turned over tn ness will he the election of five ’'Filing a work shoot,- l|r . Daw­ and 10:27 1'. M Sun rlsea at K:ftt tlona are by no# n tttto nbglfgtbto ‘ son saldi, “Is almost Identical to held a wide attraction for San- rewullvs eommltlo* of the Amerl- the state board of adm inistration director* for * porlol of one yesr, A. M. and sets at 7:32 P. M. Moon Anothsr attem pt In too futore brother -in-lsw, whom snd the of Financial financial rre-i ami ine reading rea.nng or e-s" , “ „ . . . ... ...s voting. Ons may or may not vote, fordites, since a local girl, MUs|e,n Federation of Labor began as security for a loan. r, . . . i i rl'P* at 9 1. M. and aeta at b .ll might be even more successful," .tem hM . It was pointed out th s t the bor porta. „Present. directors are Ralph fust as he chooses, but he cannot Louise Johnston, recently^ Judged.srrlvlng In the nation’s capital to _ .... Melsch ............. Sr„ mark hla ballot unless he regis­ “Miss Florida," reigned o rtr a P»*» aeerelly upon tha fate of 10 rowed money had now been re- II Chapman.. John paid and nothing stands In tho ( hnrlle I^e. J. J. Du ly and C, W. ters. Similarly, a grower will not pageant of pulchritude staged onj “rebels lesdere. JJsnford Rotary Club will hold the broadwalk. The council will ho d Its Grit way of the bond return except Haker. receive federal payments for cer­ Police actlvltloa ware decidedly meeting Wednesday. Its chief de- the routine attached to tho pro-j | t pointed n it tn d A S ^ s t Its regular weekljg meeting ot tain farm practices If he files no 12:16 Tuesday In the M ayfair normal, and Inspection of the of- cislon will come on the question cedure. I farm Inan. are made at the rate of work sheet" Hotel, It was announced today. ftrial blotters r*vested that most of whether John I- Lewis, head Certificates totaling Ifl.OOO fivi. pr r rrn i Interest, making it "There a rt no obligati011* /' the I of the united mine workers, and representing tho p rrio n il biiml |io»*|hlo for gm w rr* to ope ml** agent continued. "It la wholly a celebrations were orderly. The entered apprentice drgrre l; • — records show that on-! nine other union chiefs are to lie of V. E. Douglass, former rout* their tracts more economically question of a grower getting his lyHospital CHICAGO, July fl.-W )-R e c ­ one parson, a negro, was ad-| suspended for cresting the com­ clerk, Is also eligible for return [1]r tasking- advantages of cash dU* examination will lie given one ap ­ WAIH1N0T0N, July t — payments if he performs accord­ plicant to Ihr Hanford lodge, 82, ord heat Increased damage and mitted for treatment, a result of mlttee for Industrial organisation here. n w U n ’h new etna tor, William L ing to the program," he added. I counts. In the rnhlweitern F. and A. M.. TuevUy night s t 8 distress an autamoblla accident. I to war on tha federation’s trad I■1M. « U presented to President Lloyd Doyle, assistant »l*t* * l'i I .mans are made for the produrdrought belt today, Despairing nates of payment for omitting o'clock In .the Masonic Temple, It Results of too two-day boll- Uonal craft union policy, lorney in this circuit, 1* detailed lion of citrus crops, celery truck today by his colleague, cilery hai not yet been announced, farmer* pinned their hopes for a was announced today. day taksn by local business Thar* are IT members on the Scott M. LofMa. ■rtitles, dairying, range rattle and break In tha protracted siege on Mr. Dawson reported. Further, establishments ware' evident this federation council but only Id will to negotiate tho culleclirns. t The tw i Florida senators said be stotod there is no connection The board today went on rec­ other kind* of production includ­ A regular meeting of the San­ a change In weather, but nona hn their conference ended they had between evcovcr crop and the addi­ morning when ahopa and atorea attend the conference. David Du- ord as being In sympathy with ing grnrral purpose loans In con­ ford American Legion poet w ill.,wait sighted for tho Immedlata dbtnaaed -matter* of Importance’’ tional payment for learlng out had an above-the-averago Mon* blnsky, president of the Isdles the Sanford Ministerial Associa­ nection with farm operations. he held et R o'clock tonight In, future. garment workers and the only tion which directed a letter to I U»t P naldtnt and would Issue celery. They are separate classes day morning crowd. In addition In handling produc­ Industrial the commissioners asking their tion loan*, the Hanford unit serv­ tha legion Hut, according to anj Instead, broadcnii^f of tha hlgri Sanford revelers who spent spokesman for the b /eress| statement later. They payments. Raturday and 8unday to Daytona unionists on tha council, sailed aid In stamping out gambling ices land oank loans for the routt- announcement made by Lloyd temperature blanket waa fore■Md the President received the of Citrus grower* may get eorer Beach centered their activities: saveral days ago to attend a con- here. [cast. v K. F. Housholdrr. county a t ­ tirs of Volusia, la k e . Grange O '- Boyle, unit commander, »*W creator cordially, _____ I Abnormal heal leered the crop payments through the appli­ torney, was instructed to reply renin. Brevard and Semlnoe. • nfarilev the FleridU u conferred cation of superphosphate or Its on the parade of beauty on the ventlon to F.urepe. The local lodge of Woodmen of perirles ycslerdey from tha wttb Secretory tehee concerning equivalent, or limestone used In broadwalk, tha Saturday night! The council was reported shsrp- to (he communication. •Records of the institution show the World hss scheduled on "nidi Rocky Mountain! lo Western dlsplay of public fireworks, and If divided last night on the quesA resolution was *doplcd_ask-! , h ll #bout 2 o<W farmers are be­ m i isid I1M M ,000 ship dances at the Riviere Club, I| lion of suspending Uw rebels. Ing the reinstatement of O. 1*. ing served to -represent half mil­ timers' ’’ night Thursday with Kentqcky. All-tlma marka tUMtog plant a t Pensacola and mixed goods. Dairymen and beef cattlemen al­ Chateau socle) entertainm ent and the broken at Wllllston, North Dako­ * « lb d M Reratio R. Rtckett, asUdo and tha Pier Ca Lewie ind his group were asked Swope as regional director of the lion dollar* In loans. ta, and Rapid Clly, South DnoU. so corns Into the program by es­ alno. presentation of a service emblem to appear but It was Indicated Wl’A in district two. During the past month, records with reapoctlvo reading of 110 tablishing permanent pasturage* they would decline. Lewis has tak­ A second resolution permitted further reveal, more than llnd.* to the unit’s oldest member. and 109. A new record of 100 w u ind applying phosphate and litneen the position that both factions the cancellation of state and Gov. Talm adge Says too Id live happily under tha same eounty taxes on the tract of land 000 was p«ld on Interest and prin­ City Clerk F. H. lamson today established at Moline, Illinois. atoraon loans through the office repotted considerable activity In He’ll Run For Senate labor roof. Ha flatly rejected de­ designated as the municipal air-, cipal j)rr(, . eck collection of delinquent taxes for mands by President William I**4. . . . The associatinn has securnl the yesr of 1935. Ten.o'clock this County Court Opens * A report of Mrs. I^onn A. Krnest Graham, presiilmt of llm McRAE, Ga., July A—(AT—Ey* Green of the federation that the In Sanford Tuesday; Industrial or "one Ug union" or- Howard, welfare director, was ac­ Production Credit Corporation of morning had ieen set as the dead­ cepted. and it recorded receipts Culumblo. 8. C., es featured speak line for payment of overdue U ses usb hla second term as governcV, a*. ganissr* drop their fight. kTTUB, Wash., Ally The July term of SsmlnoU of 910S.19 for sale of canned rr Wadnesdsy. Tho public U end the time when delinquent F%»-taring Representative nouneod Saturday that he la a can­ properties would have gone on the County court la scheduled to open goods prepared In the relief Invited. didate for tho Democratic nomina­ Xkmcbeck esmo home Tuesday morning, according to auction block. Key Bridge To Open establishments under her super­ tion no United States senator. rod, aanoonced "the an announeamant made today vision. * and Intimated be ________| He will oppose Senator Richard Tha City Commission ts achedFor Travel In 45 Days Hospital hilts for |302 were Two N egroes Nabbed Florida! Partly e:oudy acat- from tho office ot Judge Jam** flsld of 11 aeplr- ntodto'aSt tonight a t 7:10 o’clock B. Russell, Jr., who la campaigntered Ihundershowera Tuesday a ft­ 0. Sharon. i to themeehree— for discussion of several Impor- tog for renomtoatlon. . were author Lied to M paid. TALLAHASSEE, July W> It y Sanford Police ernoon end on rr.’reme south coast Thirty-nino caata appear on the U nt m ature which were held over I Talmadge announced t h a t J, H. Dowling, chief engineer of retested by , tonight. Extreme northwest, part- dock at which waa youthful dl- r _ _ u . i — s| Charles D. Redwlno, president of the fltato Read Department, said W eather Tips Given James Henderson, negro, w aaj), e|oudy tonight and Tuesday. ^ John Laonardy, prosecuting a t ­ tha subjects expected to tho stoto aoaato, had qualified for yesterday the reeooetructod brldgi B y H ealth O fficer arrested by city police over tha torney. ----------------------taka g — !—■portion of the moot-’ governor end premised to carry between No Nam# Key end B>g Court will continue through week-end and booked on chargee N egro I* Injured In tow la that of govorement relief cait tho Talmadge policies, Fine Kay, tenth of Miami, would TAMPA. July (AT—City of operating n disorderly bouse, Saturday then adjourn In fare* prejocta which hare bren pro-‘ Three other Hadldato, Tar gov- be ready for travel to 46 days. Health Officer McF-arhern Crash Of Vehicle of circuit court which stlU hao official records show. - fm i ^ , en larnor—all anU-Talaaadgo—are to Tho toidgv, a link In Um Over­ along these hot weather Upa: some of IU summer term docket Tha second holiday arrest by ■' ‘ * jaUd to tha race. They a n t R Rivera, seas Highway between Miami Taka It easy; take tha shady An unidentified negro loffered A* to «*g u siring to a pro-' apeaker of Um aUto h a w of rep- and Kay Wsst, was burned sever­ •Ida of Um street; don’t hurry and local authorities waa. th at of painful Injuriaa to thq head and to complete. ^ ^ O l P ? 5 r o rito a t tooto. Fort- al weak* ago by fire of unknown worry—tomorrow la another day Uoyd Elvia, also black, who la ryes lata yeelerdey afternoon dbekated on a aharg* of le g a lly 1 " Um- natoanaiki where It hao been W of Athens, aad W. W. la r- origin. when (he automobile to which he Avoid heat producing food*. to ooo, 5 r . former n .fW k —--------------tiding, wllH' two other noHighway traffic le being han­ Cooked leafy vegetmMeu- end carrying Doth city and county pollca Kroes. ovarlurned In an attempt to dled by ferry until the bridg« Is fruit, cooked or raw, a rt good. had an unuaoally quiet July 4. Twelve Youth* Get replaced, Dowling acid. *. S tart tha day with a cold hath negotiate a curve at Catflah and sta rt the night with another. Sprlnrt.First Aid Diploma* City WiU Continue A ’few In between will help. R. J. Hkkaon, county deputy, Brady Arraignment Drink nt least a doien glasses Dog License Drive who Inveatlgated, said the other two men escaped with bruslea water a day—in alp*, not gulps. la Set For Tuesday of Taka plenty of time for meals, Tho munteiyal govarnasaat tq- and Jolts. No arrests ware made, M rtifk a te Brady, Bemtnolo County sad everything else. day prepared to contlgug Ita the officer reported. Wear light, loose clothing. campaign of licensing and vac­ s t T . W. representative la the legialalurs, TWO MEN DROWN •an-hathing Is all right, if dona cinating all toga. will he arraigned a t 10 A. M. aeaelbl/. Sunburn may be dan­ CLANTON, A la, July l - W With UM.retafn af D r.,C . W. la Jackanville whafe ha gerous. Baker. somttiiM this waak. an —Two man fishing In the Coosa la to «< a PLEADS GUILTY W!« opportunity wU bo avaUahla for River near here were drowned 11; nil pat own«re to b n thalr anl- yesterday aa a redden gnak a f ■* Ha waa detotaad Saturday water overturned their boat. Tha TALLAHASSEE, July to-OF) eula InccculaUd agatnit rablee. arltlca. and later Plans fof , Impowndlag «nU- body ef Tam McLane, I t, waa re—Howard Cooksey of Uoyd drew a 1100 Um D w al county a er- a sentence ef 24 y e a r* ,to .th e censed dogs and th*M. which ISM m n w , night Rtoto Prison, when hd entered an qbt had proper nM^kal nttoatloa.J dragged to M w k arpbably.will, be .discussed fca t theit Hedgea. Both Brady, admission plea of aoeend* Nm •n aag ^ w el J Rlrmlnwb CommUikm m etttof-tonight.1 Birmingham, • murder here, 1* PMt Uto bonds f oantord Spends boends l!!*. M ost Of County]Sanford W ill Benefit By Quiet July 4th; Farming Program Beaches Attract •— —— ■' ‘ I * ‘ 1, 1 -- u -. County Prepares P ro d u c tio n Credit Group To Seek Return To Name Heads Wednesday Of Local Bonds I*'Labor Heads Meet In Washington To Heat Wave Spreads In Drought Areas As Records Topple President Greets New Senator From 'Peninsula S t a t e Governor Commissioners T o D is c Projects In Tonight’s Meet ......... “ LOCAL WEATHER! — »ft p - *— :-*.v � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 03, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 03, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 03, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2d9623bbfde57afa556b113737e7f179.pdf 6057589df54a790e4c21f903adbc14b6 PDF Text Text vU r-TWO* ■iAmidmm Arm, May Be Ont £ For .Several Days 'A lav throw from Tom e to lHdtruf fa an attempt to nab Guerre at the plat* ywtardoy m t the Lookout* ■ 4 to I loo* H Um hon< hall park ytoUc• Tho Lookouts era on tho read today, ploying Palalka. Tomorrow they play Os tornvflfa. .there. Friday tha team' comas home to most tho Iilander* Crack OntDozenBlow* To. Beat Sainta 74 U. S. Golfers Helen Jaeotw Batten Way Beyond Reenter Aces In (M ean Court Star In Fralfek Limits Aza­ leas To 5 Knocks In Winning, 5 To 1 Indiana Scott Gets tk* alt. I n f land teqnta champion- r o r L i i a m p i o n s n i p -------Honey's Worth In ahlpa for the afath anoeoaoio* J NBW YORK, July The ?■»w»•._ _ i— . Eighty-One H oles ynor. a • i a a j tVa1 — ( 1 1 i . ltho i , National Whmton i t I 4 K H the! Cardinal* wfll — wta ■trapping California t mat If FrankIt Friarh nbw row, id / V I ___ _ Dtaay Doan whenever Jadwtgh Jtdrsejowmks, YORK, July l i - W U - tho French hapi eoatt orewn. on ran aa i day In o*tf . . / The United Bfafao i.— DAYTONA BEACH, m Mrj 1 — v a iiu n a CoHocting IS hit* off Buttaad, white R o o m Fralick waa limit­ ing Me cupoMBfa to five cent* torod Mo m . tho taloaderp toereneed their teogue load hero yesterday by defeattog SC Angaattao, I to 1. Fralick waa In aorfaoo tnahfa whoa fa panic managed to conch only onto, fa tho wioad Yramo, when Zopanic managed to roach third with none out, hut ho worked Mo way out of tho hole. Tho big right hander ■ stench out aloe men and walked none. Rutland brood flea free p a n ic and tanned throe. Jimmy lforton, with four aLa­ t i n In fire trips to the plate fad the attack on ^attend. (faorto Isadora and writers, dan- by Chick Krone and ’ Gone1terntied and T - g g y after a whirl- sen, was smashed ky Trey Manwind Jan* that roGod down hb- are, now champion, and Mary lory Jan* . tonight, tan truthAUJy (.coper, raonar-op . , . After bootHso ap aad shoot: "Nothing ■ * fag on tho door far yoore, All . Probably never fa all Ipertln-, pad,ham finally aoptored tho kbfanr boo nay one mouth pre- British open, shutting out tho dosed tho otartlfag pmformancoa United. States for- tho third and apoofa to equal those of June, itralgM yvor '. . . Holes fa ono, a 1M4, Backtracking a foW high- price that tksnSonia strfro far tlgktt: sad savor got, RtoraDy arfaod Boa*ball— Tho Cuba ripped off M ibtlon’o harraat soared another winning streak, riding mvtt *ho 700 mask, from the - National “ wilderness" Track , . . Cornell coma bach lo peneast contention with . 1A to win' tho I. C. A A with 4 straight . . . Lou Gehrig reached youngster named Herbert Cornell 0 MW “ Iron man" record by play, i .driving down the stretch to clinch fag fa Me lTOOtb strslcht hall victory , . , Jaas* Owens, Ohio gome and atfl) la si It . .' State’* "Ebony Flash," itroaked Mkkoy Cochrsao, "faun Mika” fo toward to improoaivo vfcfartea tho world championship i v - o l t • . * Osllforaln uncovered amosTlfem, v u sent fa the hospital, fag now Olympia material . . . ond then went fa rocaporsfa from La»b •battered Paavo Nora breakdown . . , The Now York' ™l'* “ old faithful record" by rip.Yaakoea dorriopod another fear- P,nf two mflto fa I:1IJ . . . amao "murderer*’ yew," aad mad# Bootbron cam* hack, mat da-' It look like n runaway fa the ‘font by Oeno Vouska, sad than Pfawoat race Von Liagle Mun- ‘ “ read •*• fable* on Ms arch ri«o o f tho downtrodden Brooklyn T»< • • Glenn Morris of the Don-' is a aval, — surprising "• "* _M______ _ 1v *ln BOSTON. July Jnlr 1.— 1^-Tbe rt*, who hove been swim- BOSTON, . ■— *P*er—■ combined total, of four. Pul’»" *hoMo •( pl*r*r* for tho n notional chomplonahlpo. fourth annual all-star tsafar Ifsrn o f New York, a U*fu* st National League urnar a year age, cop- TWd bare July 7 was announced a 100-meter free ’style; Friday. mlnge, Loo Angalaa, who y ‘ n sdoetjona ware anaouacad swimming threo yaare u fpSowst m the 220-yard breast National Laagnat Outflstdare—Jo* Madwlck, BL jrsajs? m Crilforafa . Max .1 ‘ U ao runt ak a day in „ n Nothing. . - — ‘re ~ — STANDINGS .g ___ IDA aa* scaldooh. Tima of samp |1>A Jack Dempsey Says Louis Has Glass Jaw .7 /* double* *r riridod the first four 7 * 0rmm"» ■"«» Hrinar Pfay. Thq ‘MrkMM halted Gormans won tbs 7*» “ «« fourth, A t Thu Amcrimna won tha . W Dd, A<M, and the third, AC. THE HANFORD LION’S CLUB ' PRESENTS r II ti .111 Amerkta Th p iit !! j! O u tn o k fa ri^ r. DiMaggie, |i |J '!J Now York; Earl EverlU, Qsvei i it iut tend; George Selkirk, Now Yerk; .■“ ••la I Ray Radslift, Chicago; Baa Chap-! a mirer* "i. *■ ' * * “• Wsshfagton. I aalia. i, Dartaaa D-ssk Infloldars—Charlie Oohringor,! aaaHa tuoor Detroit; Uk* Appling, Chkagti! at osiBMvtite. U n (Ahrig, Now York; Jlssaty, :J R lllS t Foxx, Bo.too| Pinky Hlgffa*,; i w i n t AugmtlM. Fhlludolpkla. A.A.U. Ch .Ml sif P**rw u New York; Schoolboy .Ml .Ml Row*, Dotrelt .Ml | Catchers— Mkkoy Cochran*, Do- 8 .Ml RoUla Homaloy, BL Loute. 411 PhllaUlskre at Brechin ^ ' ‘ .raftaretl. jtrelt; Bin Dtekay. vw lleoata aiu IMt Notice la b.rahr elves, that J, X DAVIS holder el *-tlth of Tst C.rtKtrat. No. tltt, lM>*d tha Ttk Car of Auxupt. A. D. 111% hs. rilled u m . I* » r sttlce aad has mad*- .pBlIeatlaa lor o tan Cm * te h. Im u U H u m s M rsrtirteat. .m br.ee. tk . -tallowlag dcMrlbod preoartr la the Coaalr at Somlaoto, Slat* at H o fica, ta-witi Bag. t* ft. North at a Pul Itt l ft W . st ■> cor. > n*r of MeUe* Or-Tswaakls tl Boulh. Rang, t l l i l t . Rss North along Up. Itl.l ft S u l II* tt. South ICO tt. Waal It* ft la bag. , Tllf KiMiiiBdat of thd sdl4 \ pro ports uador tha sold aortltlcai* Uouod was fa tha asms at- ON- them paving tha way rens. for Building Materials for lumbar, roofing and building materials of aR kinds call aa aa. Horn you’ll find tho moot tea anai Ms price* gad boot guilty sad HILL .1 aortlltsata shall ho reMamaO oesordine to law. tho .property dteerlbad lharela will bo sold to tha highest bidder at tho asart-hoaaa dear on tho first Mon­ day la U s mouth at July, 111*, which la lb* Mb day of Jsty. IMA Doled this Ith d a / afJuaa, IMA Seed Bed Safety tha NICOTINE and rare mfnte you will hats plan Nallra la hsrel Om n i at Coanty aad far Bomlaal will at thalr oos re ho hold la th StaforA NIC Ja “ alad hid* far tl gUsar All at U# Now Yack; Oil sad Oraoso Iho Dainty (Tomorrow) Afternoon ti two >aVtlGnM itIttalooa fOW M # Mid i k i jf a z s s s a i nortcB o r s m iM fW U Gainesville hatters to thru* Ufa and one ran durtrlg tho TlUwll' dcr of tho contest. K®. The Rada coupled two Ufa wKh an error to push their first tally scrota fa tho seventh; combined two more single* tad twv;ofalks for two more fa the eighth; and: started a rally fa tha ninth. Aft»| cr tho Rada 'had worked. Mc­ Namara fgr a bat* on halls and three hits good for threo runs, Guntharp relieved Jbo tiring Gainesville pitcher, and stoppnd the rally. —Tho-G-Man polled three double t Oottios, Now York; Maato M !s M It to •1 LEGAL NOTICE TAX D U D Cat/her*—G a b b y Hartnett, ■ «!* farmhurdi, Cto- v™ p*t. Vernon title AJ11“ n and John ,s Herman, Chl<**•! Alky Vaughn. PHuburgh; Bl„ TtrTT( Ntw Y ort, Btaart Martin. St. Louis; Pinky- WMtnoy, Philadelphia. Fttehacn—Dlssy Doan, St Louis; CUrl Hubboll, New York;I bow tho fans figure Martin isn't good enough to play on (ho Na­ tional League AU-htar team. I'd like to be quoted aa saying 1 think Pepper Is tha bast ball play­ er In tha league today." A>. - *-«. - J, B-7. 4*7, A t. Bdwh "M si Iassifted Advertisements Sr - a k m *"?*• Tk- * . ■ statw lsuoW Wo* Lo.i Pot. einnaUe T..«7n«AUM Wen Lo*t _____ not saying ho*a aa good sa Billy Homan but I’d rather have Mar­ tin and Dumehor down thoro than IVHorman and English." Wllaon also hod aomvthir^g to John Fan Chooses H is Selection Of Jf*ACr*wforf-*BdAdrian ■AlI-Staj_PIayers :g 3 g g « triple to dtap-.right oonfar, Emerson took ono of Verio's nlnnta fa tho riba, Ooorra shot n single through abort, .ooottaf Mas*la and tying up tho ( i n s . . , flporkmaa than bunted and Bis* truf threw nut Emerson going fafa third, Ceosier forcing Bparkman at second with Guom go­ to* to (bird. On sn attempted, doubt* steal, Btitraf threw tho but kte throw wgs low sad wide uad Guerra waa fa with tha wta•Mg telly. 8 park man pitched the entire distance for the AtaUaa and al­ though allowing 10 hlfa, with tha Ridoptfan of thd aixth »»d tavonth faitfags, kept them wall scattered. «W rtF Mritby satorly Injured hfa right arm fa tha ninth frums 'M d had lo ralli-* from tha gams. It may b* ssvsral days before hd will ba abla to reaumo play. 81m-. P t f W O t r o t fPoUah * i a a oare, n , Mm*. bob. b w h , oay of at hi* at* other i i m i pltekar* r WJ" ' 1 _act Into ono Kathiov o f Fraarc and Fran! trouble, Jimmy Wllaon, mnnator Hilda Krmkwfakal Sperling o f; of tho PMUfa*, predicted today. Germany and Domnarfc fa ad-1 -What that pluhlag ataff naada mnefag to tho fbuoltlmaU round.. la confidence. And It won’t got Cogfann other hope.and IBM It with Doan going fa thoro every champion, Dorothy Bound, waa a ' other day aa naan as a pitcher 'atukhem vfctfaa of tho formM-! Ufa a aun aeoro," Wllaon aald. Able Fran Bporllng, AS, Ad. Ncvorthaloaa. tho PMUdolphto whflo If me. KatMcu viaqula'aod f mauogor Ukaa tho Gordo oror tho Frau Marie-Louise Horn o f Gor.t Cube, who are now favored by Many at 7-1,. M . moot experta bacanao Wllaon fat WhOe tho women wore catching them hato Outfielder Ethan Allen good. HEALTHY' plants, only aa an teaorifridt ky �— .1 •- Sanford (g Tka Only Central ^ Florida G tr Affording Kail, Hlffcwa* And Water Traeepertatke AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FI-ORIDA, THURSDAY, JULY 2. 1936 iber Reviews Texas Floods unity Progress Claim Lives f Past 2 Years OfTwenty-One Heavy Rains Again 4U« hCNotedHeavj Artillery eftizeng ToRollTboOgh LEHMAN DECIDES TO RUN AGAIN F ederal Debt Sholtz Picks Hil Reaches New To Finish Term Of All Time High Treasury Figures In- dicated U. S. Owes Nearly Thirty-Four BillionH Of Dollars Today Cause Ri­ vera" To Rise And $1,000,000 Damage Senator Fletcher Named Senator - SAN ANTONIO, July l.— Vft —Flood waters which took U lives yesterday threatened train Justice J. B. Whitfield Administers O a th As New Solon’s 2 Sons Watch Action ♦w '1 - 1 WASHINGTON, July 2.—(A1)— * n it down to the last pennies the Tnttury tmlay put v 'j j l the government deficit for the National Guard Units ilia m i,ta n Gonaala, aaatof Md; year ended June 30 at SI.7A3,-' 841,822 ami the public debt at the' ; On Way To Jackson, £ close of that fl-cs| perlml at e Kespon- 1 g, CM Por Drills *n cmin Mexicanf»miiy my, Ex-Secretary G iv e n 778.543,493. These figure, varied somewhat1 wTw0 lne?* 'of w,. ta stolej For Federal, P o s t Until Sen­ from the round sum. used last ere1ni^'iSitaiir Th* ,,6,h fuldd^ri«u"ni^ ,ri,,Urv of lh**•**" lh*n , * *h®*or' **l' «G .‘ ,u* n Loans Made ircaae H w ere; b?n *tw **n’ **• a t o r i a l Election night by Secretary Morganthau -------, ble through Sanford at 8:30 An,I,n,° ,n ^ Au,tin' In a radio adre.. on the natlun'e* 4 ] *010 projrreas madp liy S a n -10-ct<<k tomorrow morning bound In *“ Financial situation. T A L L A H A S S E E . July 2. itaa .r z . , _ • >lwd,t. four, besides the Mu lean t w o -'1 II L and Seminole Couttfv In for Jacknon, s. C., and The Treasury head Dad given a __(AP)— G overnor SholU to­ , family, are miming. It la net p u t two yearn war re- week,1 trainlnr parlod. deficit of I4.4DO 000.000 but « i .! day appointed WilU»m L* today in an u n oflicin ll Arointing to information n _ known how many were In Ute plained he ws, not counting debt Hill o f Grtlneavmc tem porary COlhniletl Ollil r r le t 'o d 1rrirrd here tmlay, the convoy Mailcan family, retirements of 411(3,000,000 .luring Buccetwor to the late Sena­ th e Seminole County (will spread out for one mile. The ^ " ^ ’L i**"’ *** the 1038 flsral year and used a tor Fletcher. Hill a ccep t*! f Of C om m erce. .entire train l. unde, th. comHum Creek. public debt figure of $33.7M>.tMI,. In t b rie f cerertwmy » t th e Of the m ost n otable'".and of Major W. Eugene J o n ..' • rickl. ordinarily .lx feet wide, ooo govemor*a office. He will tea forw ard »•«.. made in|” f Haines City. ,« aimed th. g r e a ts toil foe a Speaking In round figures, Secleave for W aahinfton Frlttoy.* York announces Ids candidacy Jatlon increase .w h ic h . *1>Jrty-five truck* amd station itr**m moiw^than • ■Morgentliju last ntslit Jtff- ttcl socretary to Senator rVsKs-r,;- deficit, f„r f*»ptd 4116 in the post fN t! wagons carrying m en than 350 tn optf10* 5 l ' S * . v * 'f?F*A Fletcher for 19 yean. Lmn'xn '■WkFA|!ts'l'etl by *(A(ef, I lK TiAfAl )'<m*r mill'll Tueatlny »t «. *«ordlnr to the m a can- officer, apd men w tlf‘ halt la ' , W . _____ . . Ctysf Justice J. B. Whitfield •! * * ■* tl Kkt.lMO.OOO-ihe During that neriud, 801 1‘alatka *u* for iu lunch ik u then vjnvn continue run unu p-•A*r “ ^ *1 - , ,* " " f , 1— . , .and national Democrat, fur reversing hi* ptrvknu decision to quit 1mid "*n'nHt W, I . Hill of Gatne.ville, today th* Supreme Court admtniatsrsd •tw citizens been nit* red tents to Jacksonville where they will Homes. A Hlaaourl-Pedfig freight politics. This picture was taken at his offices in Albany as he !„ B” ! ’ “ rh ,nl; "• wa* appulntesl by Governor th* oath of office. Th* new e*w .3 .pend the night In the Duval tr*,n ‘ “ " H '" 1 through a washodnation's peace-time history. fttfig gave ths announcement. (AP Photo) JHholti th fill the unexplred term ator** two aona, Robert HU1 of Ills statement, made in a I oal tTwUe ««P *»'•• T«*- ---- .. 1----- -------------------------1=~---------------------------------------lA t tka head of the Hit the County Armory. ,n\ L o f the late Senator Duncan U. Gainesville and Logan Hill o f Chamber had p l.cct the r^ilrna.l MaJ. Jonr. said today th. cun-! k" l|l" B “ * "d * W P°*" Fletcher Hill, « furmet secretary .Pensarola, aaeUtant United Btktoa In the simplest. iu.n-technii.il . which maintain* a pay voy faces a faster schedule. than ' ® T 0 h*™‘ .. . ,, , ., , , .«f the srmtlur, will .erve until district attorney, wera present. terms, also fixed the public dell _ J ........ . ....... Fall of $000,000 per year hurt* ami the one observed last year, "how­ new colon is eleclr.t .omeUme Hill will serve until a successor at the financial year end at $1:1, l» distributed among nmol] too ever. safety will be the predom­ this year. 750.000. 000, to Fletcher la slsetsd, Th* sal­ ttepleyeo. In addition, th** in n - inating factor In the trip. Not a ary la $10,000 annually. PWtatlon com piny pay. u f,*n,MK)‘ "Ingle mishap marred the 1935 Against this, he listed figure* Senator Hill, M, Mid ho wag termed an "..[ftel," j.r '‘reeuvy u l tag bill. jaunt. | not “ Inclined to bs a candidate Fifes N ey Information At Once; Two erahle assets. " which added to IH.vEoUef project, under lha Juri.-. The unit Is scheduled to leave for senatorP la the primary, "a 750.000. 000. Action of the PWA, the WTA and Haines City at fl A. M. Friday.' f l l T Y N E W S Negroes Sentenced To Death hardly feel equal to sack a cam­ Morgenthau likened his speech C V A hare poured more than hilf It 1. composed of four batteries ______ ___ ___ paign," he Mtd, “ and arduous In the chairman uf * .oanf making •.million dollar. Into the rlty since plus the regimental servtca bat-' By Electrocution werk of th* past few years tut* hi. annua) report to .tockh.il.lei, ISM. Among the outstanding de­ tery. In the convoy a n rubber-[ Florida—generally fair _ . |tired me." The plans u r government a. well velopment, made by federal fund* tired 73 millimeter guns. ^Friday partly cloudy, local thu*. A grand Jury Indictment against as business, he asserted, are ".gh •re n municipal wwrr, farm-to­ Governor Sholtt told HUI k# Ratter lea, In their order, home d*rshowers afternoon, C. 0. Gtsey, merging murder In re*lhat roads, street tonprow- station* and commanders a n os' was selected “becauM you have — - ■• th* first degree, » » . quashed this ject to unforeseen and estranr.litnenta. farmers' iftarket, sewing follows: |I In In observing observing an an annual annual custom' custom' A • A IT A f morning l.y Judge Millard II ' nary e v e n ts .In this connection. Ibsen such * faithful public e«(T-' tOore operations. Improvem-nt, to W___ tutor flvs It, im plom a holiday! A ffS 111St U 86 V J I Smith In tfk ninth judi. ini circuit ,! he declared at a later point that County, State Proper­ ant to th* people of Florida, Yaw Regimental service, If the funds (or paying the bonus Hksel Mtd publki buildings an I Haven. Capt. J. .. IcGalUi ob ,u|F July 4. The HsraU will not ° JleCaltai ties Will Go On were right bower and help for pa I If l C0,Urt df FV'ri'1*were left out of consideration, the battery “ D\ Lakeland, Capg, puhllah^ a paper Saturday. deficit for th* fiscal year would mbittry fn fin- m nk Poitrui- batUFy Block On August 3 |typographical etrnr In the In.tlcl- hr $2,700,000,000. <• I1M" rrJfcjTof ,i Plant Eltjr, Qip*. L 8. TllloUent, E * Friday's meeting of the Mstbment which read" tprrmeipntod' 1ape-half ,1altar* ‘ of weond “ We may derive reel rnrnurage. Wen'a Club, aVteduled at A . ~ n ««w o * lc v s f t f ? , ." .f. , ... Sanford property delinquent fn battalion headquarters, odist Men’s and, being hom-d/ to Ilartow. Capt. Gaorge H.rdy: the church annas, has bam post-1 A b KB C O - O p e T a t l O n U l murder Instead of "premedltilsj men! and satisfaction from these 11034-33 taxes will be offered at' commitment, without any This money was'dl.trlb- hrigade headquarters, Aron Park. P0" ^ . It was announced today. facts," he said in conclusion. “ N'a Vubltc auction In City Hall Hon-1 tlon and without toy Sanford i'arenta In ____ . among 080 farms et-b h«v- I.t. Richard Rrown; battery “ F"' touts! Income Is rising; «< a re­ .day according t o ------------------., an *nnounce-|)lng _ _ sa—some might he Incltaed to an average value o f Sto,A v o i d i n g ACClOCniB |.|..y,t Itovl* filul a new informa- .lilt federal revenue is increas.ng;' I'lidsy's tides: low, 1:00 A. M. nlBll, lo<i , y by City Clerk Insinuate. You know wkal C*P t CH“ Urn« U' and I P. M.; high, 7:13 A. M. or i tout of |io,2^ju r,. _____ jtl»n alleging second degrr murder. federal espendlture. are on the I y 8. ) ator Fletcher s t i trying to * film farmers’ Whole*,le Market Fire Chief Mack Cleveland to-! After quashing the Indictment, decline, and the nation's hitvine..' Simultanroualy, and 7:39 P. M. Sun rises at 5:30 Cln,„ltan.n,iilv CCounty .o.nttf Tax Tax, for for Florida Florida and and II 4m km an Investment of 150,A. M. end seta at 7:32 P. M- Moon day vyged extreme caution in the fjrscey wa. automaticsllv freed of Is rnntlnuing tn show steady Ini- Collector Jno. D. J Inkins aald the You will carry on. You j Florida Pre-Coo-Ing Comj . , fir*t degree charges. Clffleers were Iprovement." tlses at 5:05 P. M. and sets at state and county delinquencies have th* beat wtabae of tha titlakus* of fireworks ere orl 11 > * attempting tn resrre.t him at 1:301 After noting at the nnt.et that reeently eetabllshed two new 2:39 A. M. would be placed on th* auction l«g> decent, God-fsaring people, At th* snme time 1 X fl • p M. today hut.had not done su. i events that could not be foreseen Hi UrO County. Chare and I know If Senator Fletcher U 4 block on Aug. 3. __ . has Improved its washS. Lamson point out a **' | Since Gracey". ip.lictmrnt in the I bad thrown budget estimate made Sanford store* will remain op­ Both departments of govern­ recommend'd hi* pUCCCMor ha i telthtn'the next two wars. *ncf . ■ municipal o . death nf Odell Rtimballnugh,‘ he nearly two years sgo out of line, en late Friday night to give buy­ ment—city and county—expect would have recommended yon," prohibiting the us* of fireworks u*,)pr „ |„)nd whl. h hr continued: As tor Grant, C<ro-acr* er* an opportunity for purthas- in th* fir* son*, which includes _ 1,' Vaa sold‘ recently ard will atitnmstirally expired with the ( 'Scarcely had the present Con- tn tin a rushing buslnesa before Sanford youths who plan to atdeveloped into prudurtlw farm t»nd th, summer outing festlvltl** Ing week-end wpplleg, since ‘ h*. l^ T u x ir ^ s ‘ dUtricV'of Itonfo'id' judge’s order today i |gress met last January when two the public la given an opportu­ Watchman Killed In | The gladioli buslnesa should •t Camp Winona, near DsI-aon Karly this sflernoon Judge Smilli |events completely changed th# nity to submit bids. -~ o u ... r . $50,000 Tampa Fire The county and state delln-j * h" under new development._ - prings, t should register Immedi­ eone wer*^ burned^ eevsrery la.t lrn|pnrrif George “ Illg Jim" budget outlook. Flr.t, Ihe prosper* i Ow pee* U .l — ■■• month ■In New vYork when an vx........ ................................ ......... tlve rrvrnuea were cut down a" a quent roll appears today In Th*i . . . . . o — i ... tn dexlh by electro, ately since only a few more vacanThe Seminole County Boys' I TAMPA, July t.— UPi— A nlgkl Vor’ itiiw“ nnt"*!wVrre rnur- result of the decision of 'hi’ Su­ Herald. rles eiUt for th* first week period. Athletic Club wUl UMmblt i t (plosion occuroed in a fireworks In eummenllng on hla delln-] b,,*ltRn«* destroyed la an aarly - rhkr)ie" Farmer, preme Court that the Agricultural Director II. E. Morris laid today 7:45 o'clock tonight la th* Fourth factory, hut tmphasixed the ,w of T Pius Orders latter's body wna Adjustment Art was unmntsitu- quent roll. Mr. Jlnklns said Jl •■'chman waa kLIed and flv# itorc Th* camp begins lu Uth year Street Arena for (ondtttMlng to greatest danger »les in y«ung a1m h)l(.k Are In the Gary lection |ow , f trr |t tional. This meant a 1°** to the was th* smallest In several years >vie Censorship °n Atig. t an closes Aug. 30 ac­ meet a Lakeland orgaalMUon In peoplrs' us* of th# finish.-.! prod- (|tir|c,, in „ ” »mp* yesterday. Edward Ly* treasury, in 1938, of nearly half end Indicated it would be reduced uc**. t h-id been rot lied. cording to a schedule complied yes- competition about July 1L ! considerably more before the data °n*. 73, waa elacfreeuted whan a “ Every year w* allow our chil,1 Dixon look thr sentence wttn a billion dollari. IN CITY, July 2.—(JP1 terdsy. power wire touched hie neck white uf public eale arUvet. “ Second, prospective expendi­ drrn to plsy wtth flrewnrks and the sanir lsrk of rmnllon which Accomodations will bo available , today ordered a Two organisation*, composed or he attempted to assist fireman. tures were Increeted by an art of The county coltector said dellnmerely bop* they won't be in; h rhad exhibited throughout his on nrevle, un- for 35 to 40 boys lfr. Karris said. ’fata" and “ leana" were playing Owners estimated the fir* loss at Congress directing the immediate quenclea appearing on hi* booki o f Ha bishops. The director pointed Oat that an exhibition baseball game at Jured,” he Mid. “ It la only nat- trial. mors then 150,000. payment nf th* veterans’ adjust'd may be erased through payment Us and In nn ramp cabins are screened and have Municipal Athletic Field- today ural for parvata to be anxious Thl. morning Judge Smilh passed Th* fir* originated In a burlap service rrrtUlcetes. To provide for nf far* value taxra plua a email f W *U nddreesad A . high wooden floors and adequate to raise fund* for a Boy Scout to give their children every pleas- another sentence of death by idee, and hag factory and spread quick­ th* payment of these certificates, additional fee for advertlatng. ure, but when pleasure endanItftcullon when be condemned shutters to afford amnio protec­ assembly halL : Mahopn and archbishop. ly to adjacent etorea. Firemen re­ Both Mr. Lamaon and Mr. quired three hour* to gat the Igero their live*, they should b. Rofu» Johnanq, colored, found which, under their original term* Catbollo Church In tion In Inclement weather. Water, were not due until 1943, the ex­ denied." guilty nf murdering another negro, Jlnkina Intimated that hair apllthe said, la approved by the Stole Florida1* exhibit at the Gnat penditure program for 19.18 waa tlng would be allowed In favor bias* under control. (They were Board of Health. xksa Exposition In Cleveland Chief CI.vsl.nd pointed out (illb,",t .......... hampered by a brisk wind. Increased by |1,700,000,800“ nf present owner*; that Is, euftha werld to , p*r*tm«*ll *»f **f h cmdn Is seven la one of the moat beautiful oa that any July 4th can best b. A L*M ol orH Morgenthau said actual receipt* fie lent lima would be given on A$v * Oliver Robin*Ofi, rolorrd, — ,,-KMkl anrntnl.1 Mpervlalon and th* ground* aad la making a dUKraiAri U a u u STRIKERS RIOT ^ L «h“ was convicted of m.nsl.ughter during the year amounted to $4,- th* day of th* eale to permit tax , proml.n* “ to ab-! o{ ^competent leader, ae- prominent bid to “ steal tha S S r - ^ BIRMINGHAM. Ate-, July 1. 118.000,060, while expenditure* payment* before the suction* be­ UI * ” ’ ,h0U r‘ m" *I*I"*‘ F-ntest Hayes. Robinson show,* according to a letter re­ bad m m *.-!fordia* u **r- Komi*, Gunfire In the itrike-rldde* Ala­ *1 . „ at the Court’s direction, ahowfed during th# year were $8,500,000.- gin. ceived here today by Mrs. J, B. bama Iron or* fleldi overshadowed time In ywIf on# mast have fireworks, , n-MiiaMS TXiwl •t'aelloae* i#■ s frea* tes V 0*30 excluding debt retirement. While th* county collector eup~ Ray, mother o f Mrs. Byron 8. ha eeatteued, launching of * drive yesterday to “then let It be in cvwunutu, -wen -----------------------w* e*-| Dr. Ralph Stevens Stephana “ Ae wo have seen.” he said aftplied no total sum of hla detlnwhose huahaad fa « bring Die South's Iron and stool er some breakdown of th* Utter P » t o « 'c c T ° bJOse , figure, “ordinary operating ex­ uent roll, tha length of tha Hit workers under th* banner of or£ £ ^ * "1 I» Offered State Job nected wtth lhe Uto exUbtt, Indicated that Seminole County is ganlxed labor. froma Mf* distance. ! * Independence D «y penses accounted for $3,500,000,000 on vt O a firmer financial baa* than • -7 ’Gator Hiaaes Cop; ^ P h n more than tak* I .. — :—* of which national defense took ha* been evidenced here In year*. 1 a * ^i HIGHWAY OWNED u a ptaeo •< fire cracker*, Roman' The Hanford postnfflre will be three-quartan of e billion; annuel Jailed For Trouble candlaa, fire wluata and other; closed Batiirday, July 4 accord- continuing payments of veterans, LAREDO, Texas, Joly L—bTV— laymen what ’ ^ f0***^** •• *W*f pkyiWan at ®*4*i-#4 piece*, and they ar* lag to a bulletin Issued thl* aft- nearly $400,0*0.000: Interest on th* Sholtz Dfsclslms The Th* nine-year-old dream of Mexi­ ar May not l^*_***** Heeyltol for Insane yesMIAMI. July 2-—<JPt— A three- ■ot aearfy so dangerous.* can- officiate—tha Pan-American i crooon by K. J. Holly, postmaster. public debt another three-quarters M rohant na-1 If M accepts, he will eue- fhot alligator vraddad fate th* of a bllllea| agricultural aid one- BIsme For 2“Jobbera Highway—coma true yesterday po Tba Chief concluded with sq Ik reads: Urn $17,000,000 thoroughfare waa Be* station at I t o to set ™**,l>r* ^ H. Pound, who resigned •Pfoai to all Sanford parents tkst "No rerrlcr- will he required of half billtoes, and th# other ordinary *° ••*» private practice. Hialeah yeatarday * 4 kfaaad a« they eo-operat* with him In anlvRher etty nr rural cirrlero. All operating eapentea of th# govTALLAHABHEE. July t . ~ m — opened to traffic with Vtea PreatDeak Sergeant M. a Wood, Governor BhnRx told State Sena­ dent Oareor and Mexteaa dMpM« to eaa SaUrday pass with «*»*««* »HI b# elrmed. ^ a * W grnmsnt $900,000,000." ■ health •fllccr c f St. Pttarihurg. TJm N n s u t , « gtfakfar tor Henry C TUIroen of Tampa tariee jotnlag hands la an tatek* no aecidento fa any rseldent or <M!vwry perlshahles ^ 1(* wa* aaatatont to th* Chief wo rum to hU vialtag beta. hand-ad as on other day*. Mall "th* two-job practice aational axproMlon af frteafaM^- j COfC Represented At Wedneaday Hurtfrow at tha BL Pvtsreborg wtU be dispatched from tha offlca didn't start with my admlnlatraVstersM Mopttal, f „ thro, years, majppM n f f m i 'i as usual r.illroliui U uni latter Jacksonvilk “ rwwt Prtof le .B u t he |practiced Ito tt The will b# made between the Ilia impromptu remarks were Commissioners Tour boxes laMdicine far atony years la Sm> reltoqttUmd M, hold. T. E. StmpseeC president of the mad# Juxt before a meeting of th* hour* of t P- M. end 2 P. M. Seminole Oewnty Chambet o f state cabinet. "Some folks down City For Inspection hoepltafs chief geost W wd l u n g emmereo, and H. J. tekaxxn, In Tampa are charging m* with •aa. Average------- w Britt Is Reewering j • annually, wtth originating tha two-job buslnesa," twly eleetod state Tht City Ooimnluton yesterday furnished. F r o m Vehicle Crash Ure, were tba faeal CkamtoFehe Mid. •Itereoon completed an leapeetlnn ws* « f. •k, threat tha t tour reprcrcoUtlvee at a Jaekaonvflla Governor Rholts said 41 mam. waterworks , D f. Steven* was (has}, and twe tfly cemeterie*. .. Britt was rereverlng today luncheon yaeUtday fn honor ofben of the Legislature were em­ o f the CuHObject t f the vtoRs were to deployed In other governmental de­ __ braises and shock sustained Senator fleatt V , Loft Ink* will OVA|Dt| TV* affailt tendered by Uto partments during Gov. John M. IRtos ml Imtalllng, Tuesday sftevooon when hla ear H he##. 01, Jahr “ Pt»ce o f electric rottod orer three time* after *ol- ^aekionvllto Chamber a f Com- Martin’* administration, 1925-1939, *t th* water u jn g with a vahlc'e driven by S- mere*, wee attended hg more and ho said 15 wore employed dort# the feaet- J. Moreland at th# InterMctton of than 500 persona from all parte ' g Governor Carlton’s tons, 1MB» 933, the two burls I Magnolia and Seventh Street. Of the ststa Senator TIUman mad* no rrpiy, According to a pollc# report. Mr. Among Uto outataadtog kickand Ui* dtocoxilon' toned to oth­ WM hindered aa Sritl wap driving north on Itog- light* of tha sens tor's er matter* o» he sought to have fa-es- aelto while the ether ear wax raevat the on SevettUbiTk* former’s o potent committed to the State hi" s 2 W ? damaged. m'ght ^ p ra o g rr^ .1 'A*..*. Payroll ' Sa”ford Friday Governor L a u d s Appointee’s Work Important Judge Quashes Indictment Filled Against C . C . Gracey Delinquent City Tax Roll To Be Settled Monday Cleveland Warns r ire works Here! n. ***** +•* \*v*««0 r ^ Reservations F o r Winona Camp Pour In From Sanford S2 n .£ ! 5fW v.*" u. viujuroiSTre, ..-m- srx & F * XfflAS at { ft ttr^-zr a CSr • Tkt _ _ _ _ _ _ �THURSDAY, JULY 2, 193$ RlGttlr A W buf F A tE Row much does a college profawrr tarn? TMa kM similar questions are answered tajr tdto Office « f fVtoehttok of the Department of the Interior at Washington, D. C., Id a recent news release. The office has conducted a surrey o f the salarlei pktd to presidents, deans, professors, associate professors, 'assistant professors, and'Instructors In 51 IsftA-fTBIrt «0t> leges located in every sLatW in the unWn, and explains that delve" Im s than $4,000 salary par year. The median range o f nalarles for the entire group of staff members in the Ismi-fPant Institutions waa found to be $2,BOO to* 92,749, Tl tear ills ralard *A7.76 far the 'representing a 1500 cut from the median range o f $8,000 Roosevelt Numintlur*' fund. Uuar to $3,249 for the years 1929-31. ^ N P t s H i ' • ~— ' •, A H o t C a m p a i g n " * ’ That the Democrats can win in the November election, but It will take « real fight, Is the conclusion _________ of _____ Jay Franklin, • politics] writer in many newspapers, Including the Orlando Sentinel, who Is distinctly not anti-New Deal. Indicating thut the Republican* will lie hard to best this year, .iespite the popularity of President Uoottevrit. Mr. Franklin lists the following reasons: "Because the ItepubHcana have moat o f the money In America and are ready to use it to stop reform. "Because much of the newspaper circulation in Amer­ ica is controlled by enemies of the New Deal. "Because most of the glossy-print magaxinea snd the Ijest-advertised writers and interpreters are oa the side o f the biggest checkbosrds. "Because the Republicans have the lx<at song, unless New Dual annexes The Battle Hymn of the Republic' in Its proposed trade to take Abe Lincoln in exchange Tof, ■* T ie chtof problem of a dictator 3# bow to heap lira itomirh* of hi* a d la iie foil and thalr head* Jampty —Province JNVw* Trfnin*. elf UWV keep (half ipomarh’s full the beat professors money can buy. > o y do nY have to worry about "Because the motion picture companlca are against wthair has da. lha New Deal. WW\ the goramment ka*umriatg raapotialbtllty far taking rat* Zfit ttto old folks, lha tick, lh# Unployed, and the <le»lRut*. R Is kugar narasaary to lave for a vrslny gay, There afnY going to be 4*o more rainy day*. And that may *Wcoont for th1* drooght out there 3 a lb* Middle Watt. e "Because Morgan, Mellon, dupont and Hearst have ernrited the whip and are forcing Into line against RooaeYhtt the very men who have been most benefited by his polfcfes. "Becbuse the solid South has lost its century-old grip on the Democratic party and wlU henceforth be free to bolt the donkey’ s meal ticket for greener pastures. "Because Coughlin, Townsend and the heir o f Hoey Long have Joined to urge the debt ridden farmers of the Ad orra of our fellow rotumnlita ‘ wpoto Ri now that the rampsign la ^orof wait have W start buying stop at nothing to 'Stop Roosevelt. , door "oirn cigar*. Tt ha* bran our . '4i*p*rt#nc*, however, that If you 4giva s poIRician enough rope, he’ll SANFORD YEARS you mrfflHant cigar* td la*t -from on* campaign to tho neat. | Note to Townacnd: Ifa had WBoagh to UR Junior than'* a jStnto C toa, bat to toad Orandps da M to n ther*‘» on* to aapardon»U oc—Ktomi N*w». Th* grapaiTtoa has It that s couple of octoIfwhttoRS, hrathon by tha way, .got to fight down to Orlando th* atbar day, trying to settle between IthefneatOM 'whether the $M0-*Imoath pensions would being on jjs s . 1,1917, or later oa daring tho y*ar. SPRINGS Adult* lit Children IB* •t Mr ®tm **'*'’*' mu*t lx ttopped by , |^||)^ foreoT Dot when Ora deflation 1* fbi Sagl Conquered, when price* rise ami L That I the burden of debt* dlmlshes, the $9 9>W aplHt of enterprise revive*. Then vhoajrij || |a opportunity, act mere *ef* curlty, that a n desire. Then dwt t#-| they aye prepared to attack r *i ®*| aumcpoiy because It limit* op**1' I portisiity and to turn away ICt open I from government protection bettty, Oral causa it suffocate* initiative. thill That, I believe, U the under-j **41 lying reason why we have left School Transportation N O T IC E AT TF_\ OTUICK ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY Hth, THE BOAJID OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION WILL RECEIVE BIDS AT THE COURT HOUSE, HANFORD. FLORIDA. FOR THE TRANSIliKTATION OF PUPILS. ALL STEEL EQUIPMENT WILL HE REQUIRED BID HIKMS MAY HE OBTAINED. FROM THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT IN THE COURT HOUSE, SANFORD FIJIRIDA. ALL BIDS MUST HE ACCOMPANIED HY CASH OR CERTI­ FIED CHECK IN THE SUM OF FJMhi, the ftmMleah tea* sitting, no b « n a be Borah's atogOMt. the mors stvoagty M l _ ___. a weak or so ago, bo started t* enforce the anti-trust iawa which ha had •rtc'wshr -W * r i* d . I* IBM. flat it w u ta Ora stom atloa oratory. psrtteutorty to tS* keynote i peach*I which arast have passed lh* Whit* Hons* censor, that an inevitable change of fundamtnto] pc Hey wa* propared. Moat of oa who war* Id Phils, deiphla were ao naaly aephyrt atad by the rhetoric that on . chant* of public sentimanC la 1#U almost araryony was Jalkln*. abodt pUnnfcg. E r«y »* l a» f?* prieao, to Km w tori> fh ateWllte bad «rnrt pradorttok, to among* had wettel. Today at- j Stoat everyone vaati freedom, open nwxfctte, eoai petition, la M for protection 1 IBM the cry >ray lh* cry it I to aearftra thl|] for opportdnlty and equality. Tol ebasae at p*Mfc sMUntsatT ' In part to an approclation of tin dreadfa] csnaigusiCa* of * collectivist order a* aihiblted hi ____________ _______ ___ ___tbS Europe*a totalitarian states. Roosevelt, the champion o f O r a The Amtrteaa people know that common man, had rescued the ■" tho*4 aoeUtlaa men hare loil coentry from a great disaster. ’Ihalr liberty without achieving Now the fact la that this rs- •*rurtlF> **4 ll>*y bar* s procevery, to which they pointed *«*<* ■"Opathy to any pottoy ovary orator carefully avoided a aomrnttmant to amend tba Cam-1 stlt ation. to* party was hi a otranga position. It stood for se-l ccrvsry tort It had na program at. t( that’4 ltd way to celebrate the Fourth in crowded traffic COME 6ET THOSE NEW fiOODYEARS YOU N E E D - J t f W M u Q u O ty a t E very M e d afraid of competition. They be Her* that that* 1* ov*T-produe- A l l g i v e , y o u th e GOODYEAR H A M M OF lA f t T Y — C e n t e r T r a c t i o n fo r q u fc k e r -u to p fc h jg (le t u * d h o w y o u l ) I* that which 'brought forward Franklin rtaid phimpad for that AGO T. W. LAWTON. Superintendent A fi « f e B lim w IN r v t A V f V t SU C o Barrator last wbto Mr. Rra pw gttoa. P c !l% W | n j | l fla realty had ■* ether i For to* aswsapttoa rrabmi Ora NRA to hot orip ditto NWW YORK, July the United State* nor cither tog lha party's nomination for Mexico President hi oppoaltioa to Wttaan ready want* war, yet cawdRtoSa Md Hug**, Oyitar Bay's favortt* ora such that a cataatroph* of HU«a bfllod th# party which h* thia sort iMtna imrrlntnl. To tba craatod In I»I1 After tha orgasiUnited State* the nmupiswcT* cannot b* raieu i one apt da tbs unnacaasary Isa* o f llfa. NaMWr the «N*tkm « f an army of tOO.Sdd /r M O T O T P b y p a tm ic d P E R T W IS T rd — e x tra s p r in g y , lo n g e r b a t in g (a s k u s t o detnota s tra te 1} low est co st rtt MILE service by world** la rg eit ru bber com pan y tnrprii will tasto say derided tmprvMlan upM tto vast raooaroH o f tha United Matos. Bara to Mr. and Mrs. Bratton ftoktao,' a. ftae baba/ bora, U* win to called Braxton, Jr. Mrs. B. J. Over*treat and ehiK dteh ratoraod to their kewra to 4*>ehton Tuesday after * two waafaf rialt with friawda sod ariaUvaa. A **ra. a ft. Lett) hu impravad 4 a teaks of hsa town wear Cteec Bprtag. Ip having M palated I?ear anaRty. S ilt* g M f» a> jr iM PICNIC Room e*lt *a I f a f t g Wonder what J. Edgar Hoover, band of the “t»-M*a” would have to aay about Florida's Pardon Board! Z — DRINK RUMS DRY FAl.R GINGER Al.B AND UPPER to TRUE FRUIT LIMB RICKRT TO COUNTERACT ACID. ALKALI TOUR SYSTEM tCEHI MALTED CIIOCOLATE ______ NFFII ROOT BEER HOTAL CROWN cnt.A / ‘ .^ T F iA N M l TRUE FRUIT ORANGE TREAT YOURSELF TO TUB REST ' Htrrtliird lint Ur* . , NEHJ BOTTLING CO. C. B. MfKhK-Owasa soa In lttft That seen n e t el ractlon W»* W k g yt indicated ragvaty e The world (a full of apportunlJtlas. For Instance, on* bright ^puung fallow proposes opening a ^factory goring the naUwral polit«Wal campaign for thArastpas* jf DANCE PALM Foiutta, iroava tad 4peer h be Made | Field « m M pavfacth e Tba 81. Fete inburg Independent Jail* Florida'* parols system “eut•eagaoue." It’* wore* than that, it’s 3eontogh>oat One* on* of them gata out, they all get out. — Mo d e r n m u s i c — m o d e r n p o o l ' 3 MILES WEST OF LONC.WOOD • ENJOY A CLEAN SWIM IN RUNNING WATER ffperis! Ralre, depression-period slashes In land-grant college salaries paid Mm| ^ m to professors, associate professors, assistant professors, |MOTWmu « and Instructors, Full-ttme professors on a nine-month basis >chitrnd by Tecelred M average salary o f $4,278 In 1928-29. By 1934- corporate yt 35 their annual income had decreased to $3,775. Thoae on tested estye an elewn-twvlve month basis had their salaries eut from U «a i a fl,161 to $S,682 over the same period of time. Associate professors dropped from $3,352 salaries in -T »! 1828-29 to $2,903 in 19S4-8S; ssshrtant professors from , 12,73$ hi 1928-29 to $2,449 In 1934-35; snd Instructors Z* v What this world need* la mort hushes da who ran make a living lor their witaa, and more wives Irho or* grateful for the living Which their husbands can make. StVlM ftp trkLTMA l M'MANn * \fiMv • • �tfeft -flANfrdfcD, HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ItyicjCS Down OnCourt — '■i In Latest Book Hr. and itri. k. i Hoy motored lo Ttmp» Tueiday Ipr the day. , M rt. T. Q . l y t t a j t am i . fwdiji. ' MUe Made* Akwcraekl, Jw.1 lie * Helcu Aker* hwra gon* to Daytona Beach to ap«nd two week!. U « Cwchtun 1* ill at the f i r nald.laughten Aaenurtal Moapital • her* he n4«n r*m an opera lion Mf*. W. fl. Sfhlth, who has bairn vlAitlng hkt Drolhtr-lridftw *nd VUUr, Mr. and Mnu J. Kay, haa r*turned th Iter home In dcSte. ■0~J..I* Jaslty and sen, James; Mr. and Mrs. Frank U Miller ate fteaalrif to leave t»- and Mr. and Mr*. B. W. Iterndon fW r ntCkditeir* Beach for Kar* returned from Mary Esther, k*«elftb¥..... ' ‘ Fla., Where (hey slelted Major U. A. Sirin, and Mrs. i}rLni for Sttrens has ye- ■astral day* rf*th ‘rsllahatse* when sha, ahJrt 'course tt the ElUrlMr. and Mrs. J. £. Rowland, e Colfeft for WMpflea. Jr., end dhoBhtars, Jacqueline end Osrolyn. will leer* Friday for d* of Aha E otSe Winn will' toui*Tllle. Ga., where they will Id Udrn that she I* U1 *t Spend two weeks jslth relatives. ik ou Pack Avenue. Mrs. Val Atkinson of Pant Ctty, Mr*. J, C. Gregory nf Orlando, and States’ Rights Was ^ OftDAY Always A Hindrance Chela Num. «r Ore of the prev bftfrlan Aufct.Ury, Mrs? fl. fe Th* Andrews, chairman. will ae**t at ;• SHW YORK. July «harpc,t critic 4^0 T. M. with Mr, W. 6. Varti. Admlnlilratlnn'i of the Supr*me Court In a book' 40S Writ Nineteenth Strtet. Circle Number Two of Ute Ft** rcleaaaa today itroupa that body' hyttriah Attntaty. Mr*. Philip with th* Republican party amt Barh. chatrtnan, skill meat i t «:0o th* Ubarty League ar upholdara F. M. wkh Ifex J I) Bnjwk, Wait —“at leaat part of tha tim#'1—ef the doctrine of atatrs' right* at fifteenth StrvVt Cirri* Number Three of the Pree- any coaL Secretary of Agriculture Henry hprlerlan Auxiliary. Mr* U F. Iwyle, cMlrman, will matt at 1-00 A WelUc*, In a hook railed F. M. with Mr*. Jamr, Hirff; 31‘iO “ When* Constitution." Iikewlio Sanford Avenue Circle Somber Four of lb* lY*,. ytectan .'Auxiliary. H y. \ktor' rttn. chairman, wtl' meet at J .(H) P. M. with Mr, Orem at her home .OB Jewett’* lane t Circle Ntimber Five uf the J*ra»byterlan Auxiliary. Mr*. |\ 0. Scott, chairman, will meat *t J.00 P. M. with Ur* S Rune*, 701 Myrtle Avenue )*v ,,n^ *nd fn Povdney of a™' ner audt, Mrs. at her home on Park Lee left yesterday Sanffnl'* tJHegutiiin lo th** Smii.4 of tin lefvrioii fonvt ntion aid! encampment at i Icarwater »i "hnvmc llu* time *»f their lives,'' *irro r«Jittir t*» a l vIi f .am rr ct■ivv*I heft* I*hIay hy IVt« \ Mr no, r hair • (Hi*n of the Amt rit'jin Uiri.'i.', HiiyV Work l oimmttff ("atop routine, the comiminii’aturn ajiiI, Ivonsts 4 irh ffntnrrs »* diamond I»ei11. ftwiiiimiiv Anil Vangiiroo court. #\ mine ri i*t|«n"o|»m of *Yin It* has iH»ne>| In the v'Mitli'i tn th** h f a! Legion punt whirli rrnto tt jiit*tibia f«>c ihi’iit to Attend the ,♦ff.ii* Hi re Afe iiiiHt' of the youthful nurirmnitM on the outing: ’*Uiih H a swtril tamp. KviT/* Umly Isi !l.IVMlg A ginnl time.. 1 ii i*«t» mH you Nim "'■mild! feme down hi re. Th* ft* it a ji ai P •aiviniiiiing |dnei* Wp are hist Hi*-.I to th** Imgle" ItiJI Hi Aiian. "If the fish lute is g.*od kft the hoy* i »t, the *a»H(1 H O. k." Walter « biin|ilm*II Phe i iitnp I1 * piefty good I iutve a good, time, c*apeela11/ Iftehirnr " Ldm t eudieh "I like the rump very much ll i- III, h* M Iirop | have cp i li^vp !*• rlmr|p» t;»*ritiTy -l\n %lhe*lk*M flint ever' was It * p»"t *tk*> 1 thiiiight it WmiiIiI S idictmeRt Filed Against Gracey 4r .« (!.»♦* ‘d * ] Youths (Jive Paragraph Comments On Camp Where ‘ Fish Are Plentiful And Swimming Is Fine’ Cctlsm ioi Farm Secretary Says i o n ,, Tommy and BlBy, have jona to Otengrtturg. S. C , to apchd ***«r«l week*. *••• \V l* rLr,DIB cunu'tl threl BhannSn,"*Vmlc. ws« being T 11• »«•* u" “ Only the largo Mr. and Mrs. ). » . AhUUpa. Mrs. * resigned this aflernoon for trial following his capturs In th. home the ttepabllcan I’m af bis parents lata yesterday. )l. j land, th* liberty thllllp* left Ufls mornlhg fer was charged with ass'ult wilb moiU o f thr n*w>| ar* ar Eatonton ahd other" t>«W|a In intent to commit murder again,t country Georg* Calhoun, an engineer here, states' rights today Georgia to spend the peek-end. Diner sentences passed ulf Judge “To these arc!I Miss Bertha flrntth of Washington, D. C.. who haa been vlotting r brother and eUlpr-ln-la w, if r. d Mr*. E. C. Smith. Jr., Silver ike, left today for Jacksonville he tha guest for a short time her orotbbr, V C, Sqntth. \VM .IttIF . M»«s.. July 2.— id’i <Ieorge Arlluir I’linipton. 8l), m-iiioi pinimi in ilu* ,uildi,hlng film of liitin mi.I liiliil'iiny unit mi liilerniitii'imlly knmtH iimik eullvi'tiu uinl philmiihriipUt. iliod yi',li'nllll iif pfleunii'iiln nt 1^-wis faun, hi- smimiiT home. "Wo • * * should eventually he pi .pared if ncre,,ary to work out in the spirit nf in Madison a nieriiuniim whieii uniild embody the spirit nf the age, ns ,ucre,,* fully as th# Cun,titution of 1TR7 rnirrnrrd the philosophy nf the IKtli eentury. We may hope thnt surh aetmn run he taken lilnoj. Ie,*ly a, the I otistitiiliun was ennrtisl • • • This will undoubt­ edly tie ,H»sible If n apirtt nf common sense prevail*, and If we use niir I'onstitution as Ham, lltnn anticipated It shoulil ho useil. such action may riot l«i necessary at all." JrtotU ami Sanford, N. C„ flva *IU spbM some tlipe J. L Inwle* and daughter. Ml,, [ friends and relatives. Margrierite Itiglay, wnl Mil tonorrow fywra Jnekaonvtlle for of Mr*. Gladys M. Wll- Jattlmore, ltd-, to apend a short t*ir*4 t» learn that she lm* be/or* going to Pittsburgh, w'Fsmald-Laughlon Ms- of Mr. and Mn. C. t . Stahl 41 |h« MayAir Dotal. Mr*- Ballep will be r*m»TT*6*red as ih« formar p «U s % Georgia and North Mis* Bote Varp»r. dU f to spen^ eevtrsl weeks. i» ri'ally n swell ramp, veryinnIy I, having k ii' ” Itnlph 1'rinlil. I"t»ik «ml <Y>rl So,ler> hlom ,ir«* in that ^ 'e*' *y -rillc ,ays hf of i-iiitravnr b*i •lag, debut and H K K IN M N i FRIDAY FREE DELIVERY SATURDAY 117 E. 1st S t JULY Phone 236 Extra Special Prices For Friday and OPEN July 4th N OTICE The uttoranyln third cnnitue't j coming n* a front surprise to resulted in a fury Hading Oliver her many friends in Booferd end Robinson, negro, guilty of msasUiaghUr In connection with tha Heath of Sidney Gilbert, also i m i n r c r im e s l a s h AKRON, O.. July l.-f/F> he Mrv Bnbbftt ka, lkr,d W, Ban laving Akron detectives weren’t fngd 0 number of year* and haa familiar enough with the lin­ gual* of criminals, Fgt Jdspwr Mc­ Kinney ordered severs! cepiga of * ijook on underworld slsng by A T^jneise* convict and askt^ Ik* HILL HARDWARE CO. AS USUAL OPEN ERI. NIOHT CLOSED ALL DAY SAT. Free Delivery J U L Y 41k oops HOME RADIOS ADDED CAR RADIOS No. I (I n North But a OfOOft tN DUST BOVL Th* couple will mink* their home 0k)a.. July * jIn Pheante, Aria, after Aug. I. - AGirrafOM, local farmer who ruteed onion 31 inch** loltg trlUt a loch t*|b. *»D IwoL calls il I iJLUZTti' — + ‘i Irk*’ th*f camp b«*c*uir we *rw iievt to ihi m*e»p ’* -John AnftJ* ’ I hen* a’ i* pleiily of fink ka mlrh heir and lots of fOo| -itiiniini;'vr " Tommy Mere, •« ” I hvie is plenty of wAler 14 swrim nntl fish m ” ThonuiA Rivers. I like m mi i Imvaiisc there** plenty of tune lo pin, And W<f htiv»* gimd enls ' Fred Wight. • "There »s plunty of w«t«r swim in, hut it H n.o fi» from town." * i Woodruff I like camp fun* Want to t tone Ikiiek iiivl year,’ ■—Bobb Mu>, "I lite ramp fin e"— •rl Sodelhlom ’ll is ,i goiwl pump Htid rvrryhodv is hnvtng ji swf*l| tlm*. Kver/thing is U K."—Robaft Tlu* people have been #ood to us, and wc can’t lock our doors Fri­ day nitfht and say, “ You wait until Monduy for your food and nourishment.’* So wc will be TO-NIGHT Mr*. Pe*r| Rshbitt 30, ia Old Santa F * Mow Mexico. nrr r*Ttlne to g4t«»( Im-.I so when Achool i* won't have In hive anyi wake us up.' Harry S A T U R D A Y JULY 3 & 4 th . Mr*. G. L iJuncin and daugh­ Hon. Scott T. Beaton *nd ters, M*rgu*rita ant) Teggy. hast . Benton uf Woytrooi, Ch., rsturned home after spending » slatting the Uttbr1* *UUr, w**k wt rDuytona B*ath. They hid as their guests list week-end at (ha W eil. Mr- ^nd Mr*. J. N. Durden oud daughter, Jen!* MilInn. of thte ally. Miss Bonal* ByrJ of ff»w York City, and Mrs. Bn pk King nf phic»go. m fl? THANKS Sanford Sons O f Legion * Enjoy Clearwater Outingt FEATURED IN AIR FILM BATTERY RADIOS LARD ( 4 4 an^ 32 votln) "V iiy Itl'isT LINE FRUIT A n d VEGITTABLFS TO BE HAI) T1' "" Taj. ■ ■ TltTksyMAit luifl (terms, canoed tha RADIO ite, he tkiMJ^a. 45c PEACHES l 2 ViC |PEAS 2 cans J 5® WE THINK WE ARE AS GOOD IN MEATS AS SHORTS MARKET IN THE STATE. FELL LINE, ALL KINDS— WIDE VARIETY COLD MEATS FOR PIL74ICS AND FRIDAY LUNCHES. Ptay S-C R E E-N-O Play I'lcnlt on of Thuraday, July ■traction j will receira Stion of the Lyman •tta *ndj Ui« Wilson iMtlons m v ba ob^ Rough (on, at th* % t^wtop, Sapcrtntcndcnt* T n 4 T. Williams, Ueatoaa . n J o p ^ u T T le ^ v v it iT ^ c le a ^ t ^ T F ^ p u S I ic ^ ^ a f u r S ^ ^ ^ f trade day. Lots o f people can and will buy their needs Friday but there are quite a few people who can’t. We appreciate all classes and don’t think it is sound business for a grocery store to close for pleusure when it might cause someone to go in want* For dry goods, the trade doesn’t mind waiting, but when people are hungry, they get mad. So let’s everybody stay in a good humor. A. B. Steveps, Mgr, oSU el^eJfrJaaations with pay. They also have a day o ff they ask for it with pay. This is no hardship oh thehn. Ilrd Chlchtng, Fat, Y oun« HENS lb. 2S c FRYERSlb.aOc �^ 'W lY , £ ' Y ’r f . V ’-*VT ' - ' ‘• v * * } - * * ) JULY 2, lMfii THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Lakeland Golf Meet • Nearing Last Round H wee Celerytnen lam Sphere For [rcuit Singles Saints Conquor G-MenShell Red American Court Exponents Islets To Break Pitcher For 12 Eliminated A t Wimbledon String Of Losses Hits, Win6 To 1 our Pitchers Used Schneider Donates 3 Ferrazzi And Milton H its To Leaders; Each Drive Three Rain Halts F r a y Scores Over Plate B y Locals A s Palfttka W orks P a i r • %■ ™ ■— l 8T. AUGUSTINE, July tr—Th* GAINEflVILtE. July a— The 8L Augustine Saints ended a fhr*-( Gaiaeavlll* G-Men dbfhited the game loelng itteik her* ; DeUnd Rede, 64. her* yesterday day by Uking a 1-0 victory frow gfurnoon, (| U f t f AjJrttU|1 ||Illlt. th« Daytona Beach Ulendere.'H thf R<d , n w. r t n y , w n » jrwrnwv new w u b « vm u w RM f ■ am ij m u iu . ,j s r a -c c r a ™ - THE STANDINGS alnaivtlls’s G-Men-pay this a visit tomorrow otld tangle I the Lookouts On tho Muyal AthlyUc Field at 4 P. M. local* |tra In Ualnaavlll* Otylont Duel) HI. A u iu a tln o F a la ilia DaLand O a ln a a v IlU Han for# GUARD ASYLUM NICE. Prance. July 2 —UPJ— The 68 guards of the municipal insane asylum struck Monday, and only b o m were left to stop the Inmates If they sought to cs- 6— Help *Vanl#d NASHVILLE. IVnn . J ily .2 . • —M*J- Tale* of wagon-spoke beatings and use of the lash by drunken guard. came Monday from a grand jury investigation of the stale reform s«hm>i tor boys. In its formal report, U>e grand Jury charged Superintend­ ent U. Newt ( hosts is "either in­ competent or indlffrient" and added that he is “ unfit to carry on the great humanitarian work of the office he now holds.” H A V A NfA Leave Miami July h $< Ret. Miami July 6th i M r (ik Alt b e e s Bureau M R pla* St. Orlsade Ph. 6163 _ J*v HP JOHNSON Kicker. $38. partCash. C. Hawke, Paola. • A new type of roclpol jU,,n’ 30— Houses for Sale. • Mixed a toncial, more painstaking way I Cl.ASS 30 HOUSES FOR SALE ___ _ . SIX ROOM frame modern bunNew York; gelow In good shape. Small rsjN-nses or rush payment Balance can be ih of July, arrnngrd monthly. T. A. Stiles, I 2.’ 2H Orange Ave. . • Morvelooi flavor I No. 1 tana n -o i. j*lx ¥ PEANUT RUTTER Shorts Tonight’ (• aW H irrsH d COLORED PMSENGERS .7 . > 4r* \a»*rit*d oa * ! T R A J K O p .*:' 7 5 ' 7 6 89 • 80 and 91 - 98 •etmeef, MCKSONVILLE , L 4 • WIIITEH0U8E — No Finer Evaporated Milk U Made No Covert CfcargBi. .KtL drink and enjoy an «V8Hr *t oaee , Midi ■ *Y ! week at • ' M ;LQir COACH fAJO SHORT'S No. 2 ("an* Hwet't ’* J 'l*t\w ROOD LUCK. Ih. ctn. Sunshine Salad Dressing or RI.OKSOM PEAS, can SPREAD, Good Water No. 1, Cans GROUND MEAL, 4 lb*. KIPPERED SNACKS, SMALL STEAKS (Loin or Club) lb. FRESH KILLED FRYERS lb. TALL CAN COMPOUND LARD 2 lbs. LARGE JUICY FRANKS 2 lbs Fancy ‘ Weelrra I BRANDED BEEF ROAST lb. 19c 5 vHen oat tfn DeLnnd KxL ’ 'A B tH 1VACUUM PACK Fatal* Chip* Tata* Crkpa ,*• Creakar* •. Oaakla* Cakaa ’ Candy Ban MarshmalWws Ballad Kata . CaM Cabs Bridge Spread* Davikd Tanga* liver ParU Vienna Saaaag* Hat Dnga Tsai W Carnad Bf t • ’ . . » Crap* Jake Glager Ala Frail Byrap* PkUad FraHa Applaa Baaaana Ftaah Tanala. Wat— lira IT ^ND CHESTERF1 ELD C o u n try RINDLESS SLICED BACON lb WISCONSIN CHEESE - lb. SPARE RIB ENDS ^ lb. Style All >w s i. 29€ rBoned Chicken car tia iu g i FISH RECEIVED DAILY ON OUR OWN TRUCKS SNAPPER STEAK FRESH ROUND MULLET 4 lbs FJRESH SHRIMP SPANISH MACKEREL ri.rs o B K n r iverages 3 bottles 2Sc GoIdDust lg. pkg, fdKOMfllA llll.Hr BANANAS 5 lbs. 4 lbs. Suds 3medpkg 25c ONIONS 3 lbs. Crackers 3 pkgs* |J c PEACHES 4 lbs. f PHIbKu w in a SUPREME QUALITY 1 8.1.1 IIH APPLE BUTTER 2 for 25c FLOUR 24 lbs. 1 ONIONS LEMONS 4 lbs. GRAPES 10c 2 lbs. I 25c M m iK nWK UNIT 5c doz. 17c CANTALOUPES ea. 5c CARROTS Ig. bun. 5c HOW WIIITVI ra * rr itm m n — 1 lb. LETTUCE 2 Ig . hds. 15c Cauliflower KRAUT 18c THAT NEWBT GOOD MARGARINE lb. IO C O ly m p ia P E A S 5 c 25C Pork &Beana 16 m ctn. SALT Tomato Juice 2 for Dainty FLOUR, OCTAGON 58m alll0c Crab Meat 'r f L 4 r I i V 26 ox. 5 lbs . CIDER VINEGAR No. I Cans SM ILE SALM O N (Jom Flakes 2 for 15c 3 IO C ^ER PLATES, N A P K IN S , W A X P A P E R A N D flliP S SAUER KRAUT m 3 lbs. rti.ironjvt* n m x r a o v ib b o l b ii Avocado Pears each Fanay SBaad Mn. 2 Cara 4. • | |, ■ M4m IKI.LVI f'AMFONfliU * 2 D :lb & 7 5 fc 3 lb, can 58C — IH lb, PEACHES 15c 1. %N(*M QUART v FISH RECEIVED DAILY ON OUR OWN TRUCKS F IS H D E P A R T M E N T ilive SOAP bar Cg BANANAS NINO D ll IfBA * # nxxa a co 4 qt Quality D e p a rtm e n t wiiliNv Hint »E SELECTION OF FINE FOODS WHICH WE ARE EXPLODING pt. 13c Swift’s Jewel fe T' ShepjtrR ‘ - -m > • ? Guardian T O IL E T TIN.NI k . 3 for Margarine CORN FLAKES, pkg. In The Club Room ## ALERT DOG KfMJD Jersey Free Dancing O U R S T O R E W IL L BE FOR Y O U R PICNIC LU N CH 4*4 X B o th • ii.j' ■ eUetl)-. Peats 2 No. 2 cans 2gC BEAN® 15Vfc oz can 10c bllo a s o i a a la i a 4 a * SHOP W IT H T H IS LIST I L K i IS a ir c o m p re s s o r, 4 1 -2 ; 9 0 . g a llo n ta n k . 280.00 C a s h . 2 IH F re n c h . Wanted. • FlnRf Ingradlanhl POR^SMOKED SAUSAGE lb. ARMOUR’S BOLOGNA lb. fiORIOUS 4‘ j JULY 26s— Mi nee Ila neons fo r Sale. RED FRYERS, from 2 to 4 lbs. tl. W. Rutherford, Country |ROSA IIILL, colored girl, wants Club Road, house work of any kind. 720 FOR SALE: I-door Dodge Sedan. Good condition. New Rubber. *0(1 cash. Call 697-J or 308 Pirk Avs. 1 R— Situation LUC«X.STRIKE. CAMEU OLD GOLD G E T R EAD Y FOR A 19— Farms for Rent. ALUSTATE tires—Seers’ prices t ACRES. Peit aeason in celery and Sears' quality. Heel and and atrawberries. T. C. Can Son*. SOI W. First St. tun, W. First St. WANTED: Settled colored wom­ an. good rook, laundress, to live on premises. Box II, Herald. 112'PARK AVE. I, parents of four bab/ twins. model FIVE-ROOM unfurnished house with Good Location. Apply Box GL, new. Reel rare Herald. MAN. RELIABLE, to become an Ui automobile and accident claim | , HAVE YOUR WATCH- repaired by i>ne who really knowi how adjuster in your territory. In-1 St ■urance experience unnecessary.1 — Brigg* Jeweler. Mag. Ave. No selling Write A*»ociated Adjuslers. Box Mi IA, Milwaukee, Wise. i *r M cLAU LIN Jeweler; SANFORD h I’lu.uurais ift center and Cincinnati 1*11 lifted one £•* York lajd boundary rUn&lakii IS— Apart,nentn for Rent. l I ! TON 001X71 1938 Tractor and »rml- trailer 20 ft. cloned bony. Like $1200. Term* if dvnirvd. t Soria. 301 W, lit St Bt4i*nsw aA tuiK RB ARB PROUD------ 1 o r OUR 8BBVICB TOUR WATCH MUST BK ; • ’’’■ ACCURATE Official Hallway Ias peeler , ■Jtki T A M P A lag 1 A fr ic a n double* -.team, gained ths aaml-finala with a 8-2, 8-2 win over th* English pair, Mr*. U. M. Moss aad &. MacRogordato. Mrs. Dorothy Andrus of Stamford, Cowl, and. 3— Automobile*. , ffarm*. . r m . " ’ IsAKELANlL July tent on tmall. producing . 7 2 The city t,r it ." f,rr He added that the negro will *°lf champisn.h.p will be derided 'L °lyw" ' receive large benefits from ths »om* time thla wrek in a .16-h >?e j . slum clearance program of the match at Clevelmd Height* cour*.' Public Works Administration, and between llaroM fla-k, thr cl b from the Social Security Act. Re- handicap champ ferring to the latter, he said: Edward*, who »r NOTK'B “ In view of the negro’s out of with convincing The Palmetto C.rocery will he focus relationship to the social or- strong foes. Clarl open ell da; Saturday, July 4th. enpa. London'* public Marts, and blonde, The match teemed, headed for aesthetic Byron Gottfried sen ■ fifth *•» *h*n Budge took a Crarnm. of one ef Germany** 2-8 and then a 4-2 lead in . the first families, will flgkt h out* fo«rth set. But Perry, it turned for the all-England tingle* (hem-* «>t, was only toying with bit plon ship. I »>•>•- With Bodge et 4 -2. the Thee* two. the herd-hitting 'hamplon tightened his gem* end (Bunch, the DeLand ■moundtmsn, Perry and the fluent stroking no- etertod a rally which netted him bleman gained their way to the l°llr famei and the match. The final round today with brilliant Englishmen played these at a victories. Perry, the defending whirlwind pace. He seemed aa champion end No. 1 In ths world. fr,,h « ."h«n ha started. The defeated Donald Budgu of Call- final point was a lashing forefomla, 6-7, 6-4, 8-1, 6-4, and t o o hand drive which Bodge netted. Crarnm humbled Wilfred II. Von -Cramm was too smooth and (Bunnyl Austin. Perry’s . Dark to* smart for Austin. In ths Cup com rod*. 6-8, 6-3, 2-8, 8-3. Ion* flrxt set the German, knowPerry defeated van Cramm In log Austin’s lack of stamina, ran straight sets whan the title was him hark and farth with a nest jatt slake last year, and b* will assortment of drop shoU, lobe t taka the center court on Friday ■ and dries* to the jrlsgs. The tec* strong favorite. If he does trt- ond tat taw the btron at hit umph h* will accomplish a feat bast HI* drive* were very sewhlch hasn’t bean dona sine* An-j .vere and of Immaculate length, thoriy Wilding did H In 1(12—th#i Aostin was placed on the dsfsnwinning *f the toy tennis till* of live, and never allows^ to make 'ite m straight years a threatening Im v 4l ~' - —vyy~ *1 ir-tnmi. Ind Purcell agsi'fi tnnhoT^ Testerday's matches, witched Wllfcsr AtnsOn arid'Johnny Van fth. Ha pasted three hatters. by a rapacity crowd of 20,000, Ryn, votaran American Davis The Gainesville team leeehedultd produced tesnla of the highest or- Cop pelr. gained the quartermeet the Sanford Lookouts here, drr. This was pnrtkolarly true final* of the men’s doubles when lit afternoon at which time an' of the Perry-Budga encounter, fe» Von Crmmln and Helner ttvnkel itomobila will be given away. The 1 both men were at lhair path, defaulted. The teams ways deadintest Is slated to get under way From start to finish they hit cat locked at two seta each Tuesdky t 4 o'clock. , with all they had, ecomlng da- night whan rain haltad play/ Vpn ------------------------fenslve measure* of any sart. U Cramm declined the Issue bf JJjy TIPSY SWAN the opening set Budge, trailing final set Wednesday, aaylng he -------3-5,’ unleashed an attnek of such wished to conserve hk strength SAN PRANCI8C0. July 2.— ferocity that even Parry' was be- for tb# singles match with 'Apa* clayed because of tain. • imsF F I i pu‘ rm mm m . |. F t A J ’ # ! Toilet Tissue G R A H A M CRACKERS SC0C0 4 lbs-45c LfiTPkB; ' ‘ SODA CRACKERS Gerber’s Baby FOOD - BREAD 2 for 15c 3 for i m m rn viT MM c COCKTAIL 2 for to13-4 16 oz. Grapelaid Grape Juice P t Grspe Juice Q t 15C 2Sc 18 OZ. ASSORTED 10c 35ci •v- ’ i--. .atd^o,- t �UPW,*thV, Battle Again*! Foreclosures rweirty-Flve 8 t * tP» Asked To Unite In Fight F o r Leads « r . PAUL, M ini, fa ir LEOAL h o n o i County Pi Of Pust % "“***■** tbara vna fee »<h.frt*r. to « — A death*, ba laarU mfefefe Mi “ In lfell fhacw - a . . <m| la arffetktoral group* at t+nhiy. avfery creditor W ot to i j #lra atnUo. It cam# from hreddoartrra at tko Nalionil Firmon Holiday Ataociatlon, itorm cm Ur of lha rlolant rami “b t r i W that pamlyied < nurmuanl et tana prodatLi in the MJd-Weat In 1033 and 1033. Onaataark for tba union—Intea Dad to Incloda all farm groapa "which hart ba thalr chief objeettva production for Om ” —Wta laid at tho Holiday Aaaoctation'a , at North p i b U , wU) ,ad• mealing. AnoUwr apeikrr « fea Oaetr Btafeke, at Alto#, Da Fsnaat-Lafcav caadMale tor « Mr. Boech aald contention H»ltoUa would coma from Near r II ctt-ofTa ftttwem 4 Sanford wfeteh II M erialljr ehortentng ■aan Da twt '-O'kiu by an eight-foot ru t tmon nr « vlvak laki fecaV f S F aIvoITroTfiTrtVAK u m pcAf L»ca t«.at at m n i l *- **«>’ ja a t f i * m • h n . u a H U )•> - r * book or twin f Ua jt u h i i pam U n nU K * r a8 H jJ **w uraACTrLAT noon i rn cp p orflctaU OurBigSatoStartsThursday! aAotawLAT villa TTt u panloa hart taUbllahod branch haadquariara ban. tb a trttnLovett Company at JeckawreUIr aonraa a dMla ot P W ^ lfld v I y DON'T MBS THE POOD F * tW O U & vaod for a number of yean, waa raoponad aarly In 1I3A and now rtaka among tho flBMt la thr ataU. Sarara) thouunda of daOara hart boat) apaat In m odelin g th* Valdai, ana of the moat modern at cammaralti hotala In the area. Notice la hereby | l u i Ik a l lha fallaw lao Oearrlbed land* the reaf a a 'w llt be neeeeeary lb bar the eaten at te e i The Federal Houelag Admin l» I I I ! herela ael opboette ta lha aaiee. tee ether w ith m t r tratloa announaad recently that aa4 aererttelaa. w ill be aoM a t public aactlaa na H a M i Oar eC Annuel A. D. I I U at lha hour e ( I I e'eterh, a< •l&MOO had bean apart raaentiy fbe rt I the ,. 1 m , the C eeelj af aemtaoW la lha C U r Jnrapalxlnt^nA . m od elin g •aid naaaaww tlghnetid NOTICE 1 ••■ irm w •* •r ....— Q U d n tlty I l y h U 1*34 and *38 aaaraded by flra tlmaa Ihoaa of lha two pravloni roan. A 833,000 Improvement an the RIU and Prlneesa ThaaUr praprtttaa la ana of tho Indent lotpro remanta. . A «urrey of atllltlan revealed mere poyahna tiling tho aartlcea nn Jan. I0M. thin far A etmliar period during the peat throe yearn. Ranh riapoaiu and postal recelpU ahow drcldad gelne. The InUat nddMIon to tho com­ munity^ flneaclil wealth waa epproitmtuly $300,000 ta^ bone* P o r k &B e a n s 3 Cucumbwr PUUm 24-m 23 Esksd Bb m i 3 nh cars 25e Cooknd Macaroni I Be SardInot UMY POTtlD MEAT 3 LIMY VA. SAUSAGE 3 SARDINES Am. Ot 6 WAX PAPER 404 PAPER NAPKINS (10 aounf 2 cam Tie JWMLA*. TaaaA,.July —Judge Groven Adama rrfuaed Monday to grant a art* trial far Aaguatua Beard, 38-year-eld North Carolinian, aantaacad ta 'death April Ife for tho holdap heal . . . ■ , i■ ■' tt KU at HU <>t awtt - 1* nwu of at anu * anu a « U ___________ — It II II III rakaown II I* 11 Ktia. l.enaai II II N Ifahnetro •An da wank how a arrna plat aook « pnoa ta Iait a t ____________ — llaheawa _ NBH at P B H _______ - tt ll tt It I'ekanwn ... 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Smith, operating automobile while intoxicated: Jack Geiger, rolling fiah without a license; Jamca Work*, rvckleaa driving. J, R. Dyton, operating over­ loaded trvck; W. Tl. (Hidewell, ■Irvnkcnnraa; Will Brown. reckteaa driving; Nannie Lou Davia. selling lottery tickrta; la-0 Connelly, oper­ ating auttmobllc while intoxi­ cated; Wilfc Kofcmd. ing;" J. M. He ma, uqlewfuUy-Aati. Ing poairaaion of premises. Clara McC.ee, aaaaalt and bat­ tery; Oacar Nelson, drunkenness; Maurice Mirks, selling liquor; MaJoMMoe-, assault and battery; John F. Walker, reckless driving; Helen Is Also - Subject Of Alienatfam Court Action in tia . s.— (ap )— OouumI for L«wU E. Mallory, HI, th# ofl heir fighting a 4RpO,O0O alienation o f nffecaoaa ault, told the court he and# CO a bad. ~ Tha defense brought out on rrnaw tvawiaatlon that Mallory and Edgar were on friendly term* and that they called each other Law and Jamie. “ Tou wars asking Mallory’s aid and bain In getting your wlfa back, weren't you I ” asked John, M. Murralt, Mallory’# at­ torney, on cross aiamlnatlon. "Didn't Mallory act Ilka a man and do evtrythlug ha possibly •uuld to aid and help you?" Velma Venus, quite rightly named, rules as queen of the an­ nual Summer Sports carnival July 2-11 at Biloxi, Miss. Aa such, she strvrs as official hostess to visitors witnessing the swimming and diving contests and boat races, (AP Photo) Crop, Livestock R ise A f River Overflows I ^ '■ " Texas Coastal Plains ; Flooded As 23 Are Reported Drowned Lee Cochran CU.ERO, Tex., July 3.—0T>)— Crop and livestock losses mount­ In Sanford ed a » tho Guadalupe River over­ onto coastal plains toward 1 Ojfljhnreday Night flowed Victoria today. Bight after he had un* emergency operation. •Wrken will be Ktld t 1:55 P. M. from the G*t Church. Interment t Evergreen Cemetery. ■itla, Ga. Ha bad been taderd for the past tan waa employed ty tb* ft Ornery Company.-' ent*. Mr. 212 Mag- K rte, Mlsi Jen* An■ford, and f Whit* , ^Jamaa July Fourth Nominees For ' State Demos; Are Certified Court House And City Hall Close Doors; -Daytona Frolics To A t t r a c t Localites Cone Officially An-* nounced As Candl*’ date For Governor By 184,540 .Votes SONS OF LEGION GO TO CAMP \ Judge Sharon To Open Term On 7th Of July; ~ John Leonardy Is Attorney For The Prosecution ‘ *1 Hendricks Named In T h i s District Senatorial Election* Scheduled B e fo r e November Polling their doors, especially the mer­ chants who last week agreed that the Fourth should be a bualneM holiday, bate Hours will te ob­ served tonight by (tore manage­ ments. These Sanford youths aro now cncamptsl on the Gulf of Mexico at Clearwiter, attending tha Cono received 184,640 Following a euatom of long Aral annual convention and camp »f Ihe Florida Sons of the legion. Reasting left to right, yotew' C vcfc/tat itokjtfh .PnHFv^-sx •landing, The Herald will leant tow, a-u: RegiuaJd Soderblom, Worley llrown, Hobrrt (\ WashbuiW, James a,use John PeiolX way, Thrnpb,' "'wHs>- te c e lte 4 "~ ? _ys>i .S'ab<rJJ»nA, Js'b’1. JVpc, Charles Gormley. Tllnmis llivtra, 81dm y Stafford, jihn Angel, i 129,ISO. Cora carries! M of t l Woodiuff Deri Sod u LIurn, In charge. Top row (In lots) Harry' lee, Jr., Jo* Tenhet, Jr. oi'-fpenil the week-end out of tha counties. Pettaway led In Brow­ Angel. Fred Wight. Tommy Mem. Donald Stafford, W.ilter fannd>«ll, Richard Muse, Jimmy city If they desire. ard, Dade, t-ake, Monroe, Orange, All departments at the City Hall Jerry Doyle, John Gradick, Jr, tlill llranxn Ihilc Hoffman,' Riiln-rt Cobb, Rubo Mcro. anti Palm Reach. Pinellas, Polk an* are to cease business activities. Seminole counties. V Tha following offices in tha Colin English, Ocala, v u tha Court House will close: tax col­ certifies) nominee for alato su­ lector. tax assessor, clerk of tha perintendent of public Instruc­ "Bart Of Drought circuit .(court, county Judge and tion lie rtee Ivest 17(1,715 votea county school superintendent. Tha Area Is Belicvecl to 105,000 for W. 8. Cawthon, farm agent's office Is to remain Tallahassee, Incumbent. open to receive work sheets from R. A. Green, 8Utdt, waa de­ ■WASHINGTON. July 3— (A1 growers who desire to participate clared renominated b>r Cohgresa —Parts of the naliiin'ji drought In thn federal soil conservation in the second district and re­ urva wxs ridii’vrd today by rain. program. The sheriff's services will ceived 33,000 votes to 27,405 far The Weather llincau forecast be avai’able. W. J. Sears, Jacksonville. Jo0 scattered showers over still Public windows in the poatnfflce Mrs. Gladys. Williams d Hendricks, Da Land. was noml- l wider sections uf the parched lt'«lisH C nag* (•■» country. Dies Thursday In farming • • • a iv a s i h i iv x v iv r a (7 ,v u J Tvvgl Some mid-west, southwest and Charges O f Murder to 23.500 fog w. j. stead, kuMemorial Hospital southeast parts of the affected ■res had no promise of rain, and conditions continued to Circuit Court today had ad“ he Democratic nominees hat* ■gtdw worse. B rief Illness Is Fatal To Popular Sanford Teacher f ir- -v i' '■ ford Herald, today waa named chairman In this city and surround­ ing area for the Thomas Edison Foundation Campaign. Mr, Dean eelected the following men to assist him on the committeat H. If. Coleman, T, E. .Simpson, Walter Coleman, 8. O. Shinholser, T. W. Lawton and H. B. Pop*. Tha object of tha Foundation. It was explained, la to "select an I train youths of exceptional' setCITY NEWS BRIEFS entlflc ability as 'Edison Scholars,' carrying out a project begin by Florida: Forty cloudy, local the Inventor before his death." thundershower* Saturday after"The plan for award* set op the noon and on extrema aoath coast Foundation la both Democratic and tonight. flealble," Mr. (Dean said. “ Each stata will hold Its own competition Mrs. rhillip J. Allen of 111 and grants will bo of sufficient Holly Avenue ia improving aft­ |monetary value necessary for ed­ er having been confined to her ucation, training or scientific rehome fur one year by illness. It i search work of tho Individual. was annuuncad today, "Candidate* will bo eelocled Ifrom three general claaset: youths Edith Roberta o f 304 West now working in Industries, grad­ Eighth .Street yesteit'ay obtained uates af universities, and from a building permit to make a those outside school or industry two-room addition "to a frame who have demonstrated unusual dwelling. personal achieve menu" About 100 young people will bo Harry L. Flower* ef Sanford selected each year, according to and Annie Foster o f Umati.Ia hive present plans of tha Foundation. boon licensed to Wed. according to record* In th* office o f Jama* G. Sharon, Seminole County Judge. Tax-Collector Does | | Free New York Trip Is Offered To Auto Drivers m a ts Shannon will bo arraigned onj fin#1 campaign previous to tha charges of a.sault with Intent to' gan*,,! election In Novambar, commit murder. | Meanwhile tha stata I* achedl.loyd Hoyle, assistant stale's uled for two more elections beattorney, said the defendant as- fore November to nominate •suited Gerrga Calhoun, engi-j Democrats for tha posts left ve­ neer. Shaqnon waa captured by. rant by the deaths of. the lata Herndon, Volte Williams, Collier Motorcade Of Safety Brown, W. E. Ration •ni* 4ue To Select Couple Mailer*. * Mr*. Williams has been a resi­ Of State Delegates dent of Sanford lor 23 years. She A list of known dead since South ' waa bom Nov, Id, 1597 in Rich­ Texas river* and creeks, swollen Seminole County citliens ■ ora mond. Ve., and w n the wife of ly torrential mini, reached the eligible to rompete for the honor Ralph Osborne Wil iams. flood stags stood at 23. Most it She was wrll-knnwn through­ of representing the state at tha tho victims are losing their lives out Central Florida for her vocal First National ilafo Drivers’ Mo. in an eras between Austin and talent, having appeared 6n meny torcada In New York, N. Y., Aug. San Marcos. programs broadcast by WDRO In Property damage Is estimated ot 31, R was announced today by Orlando. more than 53,000,000. Unless Iso­ Scmlnolo County Chamber of Tha dreeasrd was one of She lated firmer* In tho lowlands most popular members of the fac­ Comnifrco officials. The event ia being staged under ulty in Bemlnolo High School where she taught hlstury fur a number the sponsorship of the Commercial of years. Also, shn wax an Instrur- Investment Trust Safely Founda­ tor In special courses at Florida tion and conducted unde.- tho sue“ 3tito College for Women In Tal­ picri of tha American Automobile lahassee during summer school Association, terms. .. One delegate and an alternate " Mrs. Williams was graduated will be chosen In each state. Ex­ from tha local high school and penses will bs paid by tho C, I. T. ,r later attended the stale education­ organisation on a mileage last*. Al­ al Institution at Tallahassee where lowance la Set at eight cent# per "* she won her A- B. degree. She was mile each way. n a member of tbo Pi Bata Pbl «ororWhile the representatives era in itr. New York, living expenses at tho Surviving Mrs. Williams are her Waldorf-Astoria Hotel will be paid Delinquent Business husband; f | A boat ride scheduled last night two aunts, Mies Dannies by tho Foundation. Throe days will |by tb* local Elk’a Club did not Morris of Richmond, Vs., and Mr»- be spent In tile metroplia. ttk materialise due to the failure of County Tax Collector Joo. Jin- J. E- Brouse of Sanford; and ona IMh man and women are eli­ 1 the boot arrive ort schedule. kin* today raported aa increased uncle, George A. Speer also of this gible for competition, according & The party scene was moved.to activity In payment o f delinquent dtp. U> tho Chamber’s bulletin. tha club house. laxeu for 1955 after Ui# list ap­ Funeral arrangements am In Following era the |regulation* peared yaeterday afternoon la th* M. 8 . Peak. registered at the (h u g . of the Erickson Funeral by which representatives will be Th* Sanford etatka, U. 8. Bu­ HfTikL Mautfpgma Hated, barely escaped chosen: reau of Etamology and Plant Properties that am atill delin­ Hngr. a burning death late yesterday aft­ (1) Tha applicant must have Quarantine, has moved to 515 West quent on Aug. 5 will be sold at ernoon when Ma car, driven off tho driven a private passenger motor Fourth Street,i according 'to aa public auction to eallsf; Benefit Ball Game vehle'e for at least ten years and announcement mad# today by C. bill* charged against tl an active driver. P, Stahl, In charge o f tb* unit Mr. Jiaklne said. Nets $50 To Apply still(2)beThe applicant must have wbkh formerly wna located at 1995 Settlement* may o< |On -Boy Scout-Hall driven a private piiitng«r-TglOUr vehicle at least 50,000 mites within tilled plus a small fa* for advertis­ lad which ncrrasl. , t total of )50 was collected the past ten yean. ing, thn collector staled. Commission To Name Hi of n physician. (3) The applicant must have had yettorday at a benefit -tase'aali" Iibpa eonsMvrabJ* Man For City Bench game played here brtwren tbe no traffic accidents within the last Collector Announces “l las" and “ fata" to raise funds ten year*. _____ .T7' I was entirely de- . The City Conu intftin U «*• Minimum Tag Chsrge fa ' tha traction of a liny Scout (4) The appllcint must net have J l n which apJ been convictad of any traffic vio­ aaiMbly halt. lation Ih tha past ten years.* A minimum charge of IS 35 U ha affair was under lha tponAnyone desiring additional In. akip ef tho Lion's Club. An­ formation on th* free trip may ob­ set by law for half-year automoar In planned for tb# near future tain it by calling at tha Cham­ bUa license tags, It waa an­ to” wDl wear bloomer*, whi e ber of Commerce. noanted today by Jno. D. Jlablne, “leans” will be clad In drama, Seminole County tax eeflortor. pproxhnately 200 persona saw Ha Indicated that prospective WASHINGTON, July L—(A7— Mfthnaaru . were somewhat eonPresident ItooscvmA left hy mo­ tor In a driaallng rain today for Big Meadow*. Va , where lata to­ day h* 1* scheduled (• dedicate tbo Shenandooh National Partly Tomor­ row ho win apeak at Maatkailo, bona of Tboaoae jafferaon, ___ Brady Is 'Arrested ^ On Bad Check Charge City To Open Drive On Unlicensed Dogs At Start Of Week Sanford polka Monday plan to resume their campaign diracted toward licensing all dog* In th* city. Dr. C. TY. Baker, veterinarian, who has been absent from the city several day* will return early In tha'weak to vocclnoto pet* that or* llcenaod. A fa* of 11.25 coven all cost*, according to a city ordinance. Recently pleas for Impound­ ing unlicensed dog* were dis­ cussed by Ihe fity Commission, although no dofUilftv steps have been taken to oxocuto the plan. ChUf Roy Williams la ached, uled to appear before the body next week with a tentative ar­ rangement for holding stray dogs. Meanwhile, It waa‘ pointed out; an ordlnaoe* still la In affect which authorise* officers to shoot un­ licensed or unmuxxled doge, tE. E. Brady, Stmlnolo County1* representative to the Florida leg­ islature, waa arretted and Jailed here this afternoon and hold for Duval county authorities. Chief Deputy 0. R. Pit ridge said Mr. Drady was nibbed at the direction of officers In Jackson­ ville where he is wanted to faeo charges of passing n worthless cheek. The deputy stated that tha cheek was taken by tha Georg* Washington Hotel In Jacksonvfljo on July 13, 1035. Drawn on tho Sanford Atlantic Bank, lha check was returned marked “ Insuffi­ cient funds." Brady vyaa elected to tha stela legislature In 1934 Ha ran for re­ alvetIon In tho first primary of 1034 but was •llmiated by tha present Democrats nominee, H* J. Lehman. \ President To visit * Canadian Official QUEBEC. July 3 . - W —Pruafe ' dent Roosevelt will vMt th# gov­ ernor-general her* July 31, un uf* >< ftclal announcement', said today. At a recent preee confer***# M Washington, th* Pneldent said k *_ might vlelt th# Canadian guvatnw-.; general affar taking a short criiaa . . o ff New CMgtaad. ' Saturday'* tide*: low, !;51 A. M. and 1M3 P. M,; high. 7:51 A. If. and 1:21 P. M. Sunday's Aldas: low, 2:29 A. M. and 1:27 P. M.; Ugh, 1:37 A. M. and 9:05 P. M. Sun rise* Saturday at 5:50 A- M. sad sate at 7cB P. M. Mao* rioo* ot a:ts P. M. and a*U at a. n . ________________ 1 LOCAL WEATHESU Av AVftrMT> i ... ■ A nn m » ^ — 'TL.. S' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 02, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 02, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 02, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6734fc9ee45572b71f198defa0ff7150.pdf 86792fe781086960b84021f36c3392c8 PDF Text Text *Jkc IRKvSwi yrw > • » * « t l M child u l d k h o f o MKaU km* mbit Irham r*U* •** Older** u x l ( klUH m U« top •M w un .dpw o.’w f c .^ t im ito - t —* tV. «1S3«£ 52ft* *ST i MUU tod*/ tad ffw w m£ durdewTiMdteiU < £E U toar br H k n tM r M tU liW to a ciutlM of U4 oat horo tod./. 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Society for the PrevenUon of Blindness, there I* no such thing «s ’’hsiHUess fireworks.” Manufacturers of fireworks reply that most Fourth of July 0« _ N ext Activity r , ^ V* .e e • ^ accidents end to traetd to the “gross misuse'’ of flftworks. ■ . r ■• or an “uncivilised behavior" in handling them. But w K t s C ^NPA, July ‘ L—(S')—flora eight, or ten year old boy can be depended upon to fcww additional parola, of IMUboToagh -Cod and Marry wfl| rememWr your Jwdgmoatt” r t*T." s g f f e S WB ABB PROUD O F OUR SERVICE TOUR WATCH MUST BE ~ ACCURATE Official Raflwly I aspect er P ~ r. canto and ooated t t j i W k W . waa calm matured. s ^ where Marion Zioqcheck sure tbeir children are not among the injured this ygar. n s l l y escaped from the asylum. Apt after all. Congma had adBetter Business jovacd. Cor. Sholti ha* decided not to ran for the Henote after alL Mast hare figured he hadn’t paroled P tk* enough yet to make the grade. The Palatka New* get* off a tod one! It say* Fred Cone wa* laded governor aa an opponent f sectionalism, “which may be ter preled as tantamount to ending for the ranal." American business com; nies in the aggregate used black ink in 1934 for the f it time since the depression started, a preliminary repor Just published hy the TYea „ _ ____________ ___ > _ cording to the United Btstes News. ’ In that year. Income tax returns from corporations showing net income built up a total statutory net Incotn* exceeding by f! 14,223.000 the statutory net deficit re­ ported hy corporations showing ix> net Income. During Mew that the Democrat* and their plstforme. Sow may people In BernI sola County have read either one • Republican* bare adopted . Btstutofy net deficit was 14,160.694,000 633^39.000, a decline of 24419 per coat Corporate net Income in 1936 enjoyed a sliable in­ crease over 1934, sad thus far in 1936 the figures for 1986 are being surpassed. All of which gives proof that American business as a whole (a operating in the black oqce more. TVs politiesI atmosphere waa t***€ *• a group o f Italian . , r . the f t l ’c rle ,'w a x " atLl ^f ‘ d u T r If* ch*r *M a r* k,Brl »«d rioting. Authorities m id they « * „ , n newspapermen. V * deamoetratlen ht the "* ■ toralrhod hy -police, Halle 8eleiaU said whet he had to *•& sad fully. *1 cdOld hot U lleee that 52 pa- ^thj th*m u* wo*‘ p0**- nSL****• ^ w-^ id* *• *. , , "*U M g r e a a o r h e ij said sorrowfully. Tk« *»PU»W ■warred smaller \ “ *■ U>le s lru rx l. I have t>oea OQUny the caaxe of all small Iw aaw>uat, New York Ct to U l Wester* 4 for » R t>a setiaq mSMtor. North aa. vtdod |3j00a 00* w«M to 6 miles out on DeLand Rd. “ W R nf T ow .rw t %W. C lo npamU Mvcrtl Tke Morris PUn Company of OrUndo, Florid* has plenty of money to low* *t yt*soosblo n l n and on various p lu s for say worthy purpaoe. f in g a t t h e r it z VOTE OF CONF1UIBNCB qftWWtfcLS. tlelKiora. July |. —t/P)—The government was given ■ vote qt runfiilxnce, 119 to SI, hy the Chamber of Daputl*« Monday after Pn-tni.-r I’aul Van Zeeland promised to Kuard against any undue ri»e in the coal of livihir » , a reault of new aocial legislation. WANTED: Car. fain. No dealer*. Herald. FIVE-ROOM unfurnished houso. Good I.oeation. Apply Box GL. care Herald. CARD OF I l f INKS Misa Ronnia Byrd of New Tork City an<l Mr*. Ralph King of W . wish to thank our friends Chicago have returned home a ft­ ft>8 their kindness and sympathy er spending two week* hero with during the illness ami death of their parents. Mr. and Mr*. A. our husband and father. II. Byrd, 1213 Palmetto Avenue. MISS CHARLOTTE SPORE Mr. and Mr*. J. N Burden and MU. J. W. SHORT daughter, JeseW V|illen. left ye*MRS. WM. Ml.'SGRRAVE terday for Torpu* Chri«tt Tex. MR. WM. MUSGRAVE to epend tome time visiting WM. J. MUSGRAVE friend* and relative*. — Adv. TO-NIGHT able to get to work F r i d a y tinle** s o m e th i n g I, 'lone ab o u t Charley h o rses a n d so re muscles THURSDAY TOO MUCH MONEY f WHAT CHANCI HAS lO F E f " h a t c h m i .h a * luxe t.ctwrcn a milliunwiir *°nal m aid! Ilalmit T aylor and I n rrtta Young lh'' "*» F'.» romuntii hit ’T iiv o tv Number.' m tl 'I i an tonight mlot Thur*« lay. mi'll fm m _______ WITH OUR EXPERTLY StYLfit) Permanent Wave Relax In the comfortable atmosphere of ou* beauty salon. Glory in the beau­ ty that will be your* a lta r our expert operator* tred t your hair to a perm anent wave. Only MtlwnallV known .supplies a re ib ex, 'Shampoo and Finger Wave Included. And a t a price you can afford . ... PERSONALITY HAIR­ CUTTING BY BARBER JIM rn t Mr. »nd Mr*. Julius DlngfeMer J P. Ridge will leave »nd children, M srgaret and SI mon. will leave tomorrow for for llartaville, S. for ner»«vl!!e, S. C. to *pend a several week* on bu*u »hort time on buslneu before go­ ing to New York for the rout of the *ummer. ONLY 2 MORE DAYS ' OUR m fr\w ill friend*. A dded F e a tu re nothing but a deepjro b e r'l holiday I ENDS FRIDAY STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY JULY 4TH DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BUY Phqpo 439 ' 110 M m * Mr *hd Mr*. J. | | . Truluck. Mi** Maiinlyn Truluck. and Mc­ Kay Truluck have returned from Orangeburg. S. C. where they »pcnt a abort time. Ml** Cecelia Truluck. who wa« a bHdc.mald In the Truluck-Botln wedding there. i« rem aining In South Carolina for a longer vlalt. N ew N o v tlly S tile h til ill** Muriel McIntyre and Rob­ ert McIntyre have returned home from Beulah Height* Ril,|p f „ ,t |. Jute in Atlanta. Mis* McIntyre ha* been an honor student for the past J U r and her brother ha* the dis­ tinction of being the school’* yviunge.t graduate and co-editor or In* Achool p«p«r. » Tha very suits you’ve boon looking for . . . details and novelty stitches you usually find only In more expenaiv* suits. There’s every typo you aro likely to want I Two-piece affects with skirts . novelty beck treatments thst are espe­ cially smart 181ssa 34 to 40. Friend* of Mr*. Roy Q. YVBIUm» will reg ret to learn of the death of her liste r, Mr*. Ilatel latmbnnl, Sunday In Boise, Idaho. DRESSES Mr*. P M. King ha* returned from Wilmington. N. C. where ■■h# wa* failed by tha IBne., of FOR PRICE OP ONE PLUS '•"" H Mr*. Gordon Cherry of Tampa I* spending a few rfayi her* with her parents, Mr. and Mra. L. P. Hagan, Perk Avenue. Bam L. HU, I* yaa^TptotoWX ramtory. The povovnae sold. RBI to hotov sratStoS* - , **"■ U 0- Banter and Alice and Putty, •nd *on. La*. Uft today for ^ o«a, N. C. to spend two SANFDRP TWENTY YEARS AGO TrOTBTV’V; liolore* < o-l. Ml*. Rebecca Clark, Mil* Johnlhr "vek-rnd. nie McIntyre of Orlando, and the former’* brother, C. E- Clark, left ’'*'** Eleanor llirkton ila*t night for Washington, D. C , in,f ,h* Dell* Della |ie |i New York. Quebec, Montreal, and' |Mr,y *l Wilbur-by-the S, Niagara Fall* where they will * • Anniversary BEAUTY HHOP to toy who would ho namid toUjeUto* Urn •xocotlvo atota* "Tin>." n hlark tn a * le .l. red V FOB MEN AND WOMEN Bock loan* ran for oa* year sad are repaid la " •T wsdiiy or monthly payjnopt*. If yon need money, couuM onr reprooentatlve, Mr. Ira B. Southward, ei 119 MNorth % V*ee Park 4 Armmh .* Ay . in V.iiih "i.a liu n Harper Method Scalp Treatment I lie accompanied as far as W ash­ ington. D C. by Willard Connal- l Social Calendar Mr*. M*ureen Wint. r terpriae, Ala., i* the . her ,i*tiT, Mr*. F. H l j M RS. SK K W ES EXPERT MASSEUR IN CHARGE OF E L E C T R IC B A T H S AIAO . Robdrt I . Cox will Irav* to­ xnche Pollock of Quitla the guest for »oin« morrow for New York and New Jersey to spend • month. He will r aunt, Mr*. J. T. rope. • w d Mr*. SanHy Andfirmn W l ifibrnihir fbr Soathurn P e rm a n e n ts $ 3 .5 0 — $ 7 .5 0 f » H bcW to* WPA sstf. 000.000 wo* h> a a l kina will H * l <M,000.000 •lay. Tha day after Tootle was re­ leased tba p*rdoa booed met again and gar* freedom to 0*ear Alvar*, sentenced la March, 1932, far IS non tba. Tbo adu breaking and tntoriag. A fk r prtaed f1.100.00d,000 n serving three year* of bla U na Urn aid IdAOOAOOjtOO Alvsrc* was ralexwd to couaty Probation Officer Re* WIWom e* a* application presented by Hen­ dry A Hendry. The record did pet presented I* bla behalf. Tba anarch o t TsIUbassee also disclosed the release of Deity Shepherd, sentenced to I I yver* her* In Jgly. |M2. far second do­ rr** murder la Urn death af gaily Rapp. She waa paroled Noy. f t, ISSI, after a little n o w I t a i Uuoa years a ( Ralford eg a pe- Governor To Naiyie tltiao pr«ae*U d hy WHJ1# L BUhba Flgtchgr Succtaaor of i m North frankUa stoeet. the " * • * ! - Hm u peprad la TALLAHAMRH. July J _ the raleoaa of other Tapip* conGovernor DaVo Ihotta mU today ha will appaiat tomorrow a i roMoor to the Ml* Sdmbar praam a Fletcher. Ha daatbmd Photographer N dw Y Sanford "fata" nnd Snnfcrd •lean*” niei t a t - r . M. trnnocruw on the Municipal Athletic Field In a contest to which the two tram * have uppUed the doubtful term of l>.i<<hall. THURSDAY The Illy fellow, of the town , Miss Doris Rockry, pupil of Fannie S. Munson Pian.. School, and the skinny onea a* well a te will give a certificate piano r r | donating their se rv ic e - for the citsl a t 8:00 P. M at \|.« . Mun­ benefit of the local Itoy Scout* son’* Studio on Myrtle Avenue. who are in need of an assembly Assistant talent will he Martin hall. It i* the Lookout's day to play Stinectpher, baritone. The T. E. L. Class ot the Flr*t away from home, anil a suable Baptist Church will me. t »t 3:Sl> turnout I* hoped for to hrip the P. M. with Mrs. A. K Kn.setter. cause. Only a anial fee will he charged Came time la 2 P. M. Celery Avenue. “Doc” Huntley of Orlando and Seminnla Rehekah I ...|ge will have a called meeting at t 00 I*. Charlie Hand,* both inclined to hnva do­ M. at the Odd Fellows’ Hall to be n lh e c plum puh. nominate and elect officers So­ nate, | their service, a« umpire*. t h e y are cial hour afterwards n: liome1 Hoth t e a m s f i g u r e of Mrs. I) C. Howard. !W3 Oak g iv in g « » a y tw o d a y s o f their week, s i n i e non e e v p ecf s to he Avenue. SHORT’S '?»• ^ •"'sl/JSsSi^^IJslito, " ' i S L 1■ --- '------------- Mtaa Ruth Itarrtaoa af Baltimore. Sid., honor atudent and gradaate nr Beulah H eights’ Bible In a tttute of A tlanta, ia vhltirfg »Mb.* Muriel McIntyre at her home here. CO! N# Covert Charge. Bet, and enjoy sa eteh* lag at least ones sack wash at D t«o«a Mouuting And Eagntring Sto ■■■I O. rtre t ■— ROBERT L day at the fem aV i'Lnuxhtoa Me­ morial Htwpital. 1 > Free Dancing The Club Room sis. • • S a j f e s a TootC# waa gjrau bla p aro k a t a regular eeml-anaaal meetlag a f tba pardoa board bug aaaouacem eat of Its action la hi* case waa net Included In on Associated Press dispatch puellsbad the n est T e k p h o n * 141 Ptr&on a h S h ort’s T o n ig h t WERT-The-JEWELER tl during July W AVES L O V E L IN E S S Official^ of tja, Loaguo *». * * 7 **°. ' " f weold cancel press the Homs fN Y.) Sentinel, “is thst of firs and sspioskn. Their greatest foe will concede thst most ririaties. *‘v»" singly, out be handled In relativs safety—other things being equal But so few persona realise the necessity of taking precautions; so many are given to Interfering when others are going about the business carefully, and ao many continrencies ean arise to frighten or distract those handling the punk, that no amount ofx ‘education’ eeema likely to eliminate the danger from the Fourth of July while fireworks are used. , 1"l *r*'P P°bn< dM »r» by persona duly licensed need not ^B D N R B D A T . JU L T I. IMS be eliminated; but the experience of some years ago clearly proved It poaalble to remove daylight danger in particular * m a u l VRRSR FOR TODAY from young Americans, without their suffering a meats) collapse from being deprived of the explosives. The notion LAW SUMMED UP: f n held by many that firecrackers are essential to celebrating all the law la falfllteg la 0« word, •vm la thla: Thou (halt lava thy Independence after the manner of the Father* is fallacious. aa thyself. Galatian* |: Many veteran* are dlaceverlag that it la a let eeeler to pees the ba*oa Mils that It w*a to past the T CLO SED Ta lfecws FUn« looue we* H fte a M f to I I y e a n oa a charge e f n aaslaagbtor, and a fU r serving a third a f Us totm b* was let aut by tba pardon board Mar. i f . ISM. Tootla wab paroled to Mr*, Roootto M. Sempeoa o t I t l b B ait North Ray »treat, sa d kle applkatio* was praoawtod by M arti* A M artla of M ast City, a f which firm E. S>. M artK - tW i a r n H . trill be And "Leans’[ Ready For Benefit1 Contest Thursday1 JUST 89 >TTON riH ,P,m " Nto 01|WT# Q c ity 'i0, D planning wesk for A urors, CoL to •om# time with hit ton. T,.1* " ’ F . A. T lila. Mra. Til la, and MJaa Marjorie Til lam ed yeatorday frort, e *d Vlalt In Washington. D. < New Jersey. n »»• Correct Mens Wear U a f $ B a tU m q J 4 th of JU L Y M a n 's F a n c y S h lrtio TRUNKS f I’tt-Shrunli, ru b fiu l! SPEC IA LS s Priced A toogiogfy Lewd ON' Tv-pAighu! S m a r t ’ new drrptona pat­ tern* In durable fab­ ric* Duka of Kant or N u-Cra/t celUral! ! Beach Togs Sport hats, bathing suits, halters, slacks, culottes. All the necessities for a HAPPY FOURTH and for the bflshce of the long summer season. WHITE AND NAVY Dainty Rayon Taffeta COOL WASH S L I P S A FROCKS S h u J2-44I WUk Sleeves or Sleeveleu G A B A R D IN E SHORTS $1.00 SLACKS S I .00 G SUITS X H U R S .& F R L 1 8BI.BCTION COUIRB f Peach Pie 25c r AND SIZES V * Choc. Layer 15c I 25; DISCOUNT 3 1 Down Roll* 1 0 c l | All Sport Hats 1 Loaf Bread l^ jl : 25 ■ 60c \ 11 ; B. L. Perkins All 4 items 39c! t» H n tor <toW-llj » Wear w«B. .tub' easilyv. ..look s m a rt I , " Lace trimming, ' top aadbottooi>Vor bodies lopw'Taa ru*a,whlU, flash. ALL M0PEL3 b«y • Sommer's sap-’ ply at this price. . , they're a n n bargain I Kvsry dm a !■ «AyWd sad cot to o t c x tn m lr wefl. A m u * ival prints as well as sheer printed lawns with friSy organdy sailors and rnflaa. EXTRA Jevtogi/ j DISCOUNT STORE \yiLL AND COLORS tep out in atylu on thia gala holiday. Uur S stuck.of beachwear is complete from onepiece suite tu scant trunks, also zipper-ahlrt models. Towel Jackets at |l.0O. B ed sp rea d * take care e f holiday trade U / e Huggent one of our white gabardine JTl wj|ah luita. «ing!c_Qr dQub|e-brcMted_wltlk two pants to Insure comfort for the day, $13.60. A kigk point ia v^mef ., CLOSED All Day1Saturday ■ P If.you prido rourMlfoa tho i . NOTICE Our store will be open Friday night un­ til 10 F, lL Ciosotl all day Saturday. July �vU r-TWO* ■iAmidmm Iilander* Crack 74 U. S. Golfers Helen Jaeotw B atten Way Beyond Reenter Aces In (M ean Court Star In OntDozenBlow* To. Beat Sainta Arm, May Be Ont £ For .Several Days 'A la v throw from T om e to lHdtruf fa an attempt to nab Guerre a t the plat* ywtardoy m t the Lookout* ■ 4 to I loo* H Um hon< hall park ytoUc • Tho Lookouts era on tho read today, ploying Palalka. Tomorrow they play Os tornvflfa. .there. Friday tha team' comas home to most tho Fralfek Limits Aza­ leas To 5 Knocks In Winning, 5 To 1 YORK, July li- W U - tho French hapi eoatt orewn. on r a n aa i day In o*tf . . / The United Bfafao vDAYTONA a iiu n a BEACH, m i.— M rj 1— CoHocting IS hit* off Buttaad, white R oom Fralick waa limit­ ing Me cupoMBfa to five cent* torod Mo m . tho taloaderp toereneed their teogue load hero yesterday by defeattog SC Angaattao, I to 1. Fralick waa In aorfaoo tn a h fa whoa f a panic managed to conch only onto, fa tho wioad Yramo, when Zopanic managed to roach third with none out, hut ho worked Mo way out of tho hole. Tho big right hander ■ stench out aloe men and walked none. Rutland brood flea free p a n ic and tanned throe. Jimmy lforton, with four a La­ t i n In fire trips to the plate fad the attack on ^ atten d . (faorto Isadora and writers, dan- by Chick Krone and ’Gone1tern tied and T - g g y after a whirl- sen, was smashed ky Trey Manwind Jan* th a t roGod down h b - are, now champion, and Mary lory Jan* . tonight, tan truth AUJy (.coper, raonar-op . , . After bootHso ap aad shoot: "Nothing ■ * fag on tho door far yoore, All . Probably never fa all Ip ertln -, pad,ham finally aoptored tho kbfanr boo nay one mouth pre- British open, shutting out tho dosed tho otartlfag pmformancoa United. States for- tho third and apoofa to equal those of June, itralgM yvor '. . . Holes fa ono, a 1M4, Backtracking a foW high- price that tksnSonia strfro far tlgktt: sad savor got, RtoraDy arfaod Boa*ball—Tho Cuba ripped off M ibtlon’o harraat soared another winning streak, riding mvtt *ho 700 mask, from the - National “wilderness" Track , . . Cornell coma bach lo pen east contention with . 1A to w in' tho I. C. AA with 4 straight . . . Lou Gehrig reached youngster named Herbert Cornell 0 MW “Iron man" record by play, i .driving down the stretch t o clinch fag fa Me lTOOtb strslcht hall victory , . , Jaas* Owens, Ohio gome and atfl) la si It . .' State’* "Ebony Flash," itroaked Mkkoy Cochrsao, "faun Mika” fo toward to improoaivo vfcfartea tho world championship i v - o l t • . * Osllforaln uncovered amosTlfem, v u sent fa the hospital, fag now Olympia material . . . ond then went fa rocaporsfa from La»b • battered Paavo Nora breakdown . . , The Now York' ™l'* “old faithful record" by rip.Yaakoea dorriopod another fear- P,nf two mflto fa I:1 IJ . . . amao "murderer*’ yew," aad mad# Bootbron cam* hack, mat da-' It look like n runaway fa the ‘font by Oeno Vouska, sad than Pfawoat race Von Liagle Mun- ‘“read •*• fable* on Ms arch ri«o of tho downtrodden Brooklyn T»< • • Glenn Morris of the Don-' nbw row , id / ■trapping California t m at If Frank It Friarh V I ___ _ Dtaay Doan whenever Jadwtgh Jtdrsejowmks, 81m-. P tfW O tro t fPoUah * i a a are, o n , Mm*. bob. b w h , oay of at hi* at* other i i m i rpltekar* WJ" ' 1 _act Into ono Kathiov of Fra arc and F ra n ! trouble, Jimmy Wllaon, mnnator Hilda Krmkwfakal Sperling of; of tho PMUfa*, predicted today. Germany and Domnarfc fa ad-1 -What that pluhlag ataff naada mnefag to tho fbuoltlmaU round.. la confidence. And It won’t got C o g fan n other hope.and IBM It with Doan going fa thoro every champion, Dorothy Bound, waa a ' other day aa naan as a pitcher 'atukhem vfctfaa of tho formM-! Ufa a aun aeoro," Wllaon aald. Able Fran Bporllng, AS, Ad. Ncvorthaloaa. tho PMUdolphto whflo If me. KatMcu viaqula'aod f mauogor Ukaa tho Gordo oror tho Frau Marie-Louise Horn of Gor.t Cube, who are now favored by Many a t 7-1,. M . moot experta bacanao Wllaon fat WhOe tho women wore catching them ha to Outfielder Ethan Allen John Fan Chooses H is Selection Of Jf*ACr*wforf-*BdAdrian ■AlI-Staj_PIayers :g 3 g g « triple to d ta p -.rig h t oonfar, Emerson took ono of Verio's nlnnta fa tho riba, Ooorra shot n single through abort, .ooottaf Mas*la and tying up tho ( i n s . . , flporkmaa than bunted and Bis* tru f threw nut Emerson going fafa third, Ce osier forcing Bparkman at second with G uom go­ to* to (bird. On sn attempted, doubt* steal, B titraf threw tho but kte throw wgs low sad wide uad Guerra waa fa with tha wta•M g telly. 8 park man pitched the entire distance for the AtaUaa and al­ though allowing 10 hlfa, with tha Ridoptfan of thd aixth »»d tavonth faitfags, kept them wall scattered. «W rtF Mritby satorly Injured hfa right arm fa tha ninth frums 'M d had lo ralli-* from tha gams. I t may b* ssvsral days before hd will ba abla to reaumo play. Indiana Scott Gets tk* alt. I n f land teqnta champion- r o r L i i a m p i o n s n i p -------Honey's Worth In ahlpa for the afath anoeoaoio* J NBW YORK, July The ?■»w»._• _ i — . Eighty-One H o l e s ynor. a • i a a j tV a 1 — (11 i . ltho i , National Whmton i t I 4 K H th e ! Cardinal* wfll — wta is a a v a l, — surprising "•" * __ M_______ _ 1 v * l n BOSTON. July J n lr 1.— 1^-T. be rt*, who hove been swim- BOSTON, ■— *P*er —■ combined to ta l, of four. Pul’»" *hoMo •( pl*r*r* for tho n notional chomplonahlpo. fourth annual all-star tsafar Ifsrn of New York, a U*fu* s t National League urnar a year age, cop- TWd bare July 7 was announced a 100-meter free ’style; Friday. mlnge, Loo Angalaa, who y ‘ n sdoetjona ware anaouacad swimming threo yaare u fpSowst m the 220-yard breast National Laagnat Outflstdare—Jo* Madwlck, BL m C rilfo rafa . Max jrsajs? ,s Sr-a k m *r Herman, Chl<**•! Alky Vaughn. PHuburgh; U ao runt ak a day in Bl„ TtrTT( Ntw Y o rt, Btaart „ Martin. St. Louis; Pinky- WMtn Nothing. noy, Philadelphia. . - — ‘re ~ Fttehacn—Dlssy Doan, St — Louis; CUrl Hubboll, New York;I .1 ‘ STANDINGS .g ___ IDA aa * scaldooh. Tim a of s a mp |1>A Jack Dempsey Says Louis Has Glass Jaw A>. - *-«. - J, B-7. 4*7, A t. .7 /* double* title AJ11“ n and John riridod the first four 7 * 0rmm"» ■"«» Hrinar ‘MrkMM halted Pfay. Thq Gormans won tbs 7*» “ «« fourth, A t Thu Amcrimna won tha . W D d, A<M, and the third, AC. THE HANFORD LION’S CLUB ' PRESENTS r Cat/her*—G a b b y Hartnett, ■ «!* farmhurdi, Cto- II t i .111 A m erkta Th p i i t !! j ! O u tn o k fa ri^ r. Di Maggie, |i |J '! J Now York; Earl EverlU, Qsveii it i u t tend; George Selkirk, Now Yerk; .■“ ••la I Ray Radslift, Chicago; Baa Chap-! a m irer* "i. *■ ' * * “• Wsshfagton. I aalia. i, Dartaaa D-ssk Infloldars—Charlie Oohringor,! a aaHa tu o o r Detroit; U k * Appling, Chkagti! at osiBMvtite. U n (Ahrig, Now York; Jlssaty, :J R l l l S t Foxx, Bo.too| Pinky Hlgffa*,; i w i n t AugmtlM. Fhlludolpkla. T ..« 7 n « A U M v ™ Wen Lo*t p*t. Vernon Oottios, Now York; Maato M .Ml si M !s sif P**r w u New York; Schoolboy .Ml Row*, Dotrelt It .Ml to .Ml | Catchers—Mkkoy Cochran*, Do•1 jtre lt; Bin Dtekay. Now Yack; .Ml RoUla Homaloy, BL Loute. 411 Ias sifted Advertisements Ch ' ‘ .r a f ta r e t l. lle o a t a a iu IM t Notice la b .ra h r e lv e s , th a t J, X DAVIS holder e l * -tlth of T s t C .rtK tra t. No. t l t t , lM>*d tha Ttk Car o f Auxupt. A. D. 111% h s . rilled u m . I* » r sttlc e aad has mad*- .pB lIeatlaa lor o tan Cm * te h . Im u U H u m s M rsrtirteat. .m b r .e e . t k . -ta llo w la g dcMrlbod preoartr la the C oaalr at Somlaoto, Slat* a t H o f ica, ta -w iti Bag. t* ft. North a t a Pul.1 I t t l f t W . s t ■> c o r . > n*r o f M eU e * Or-Tswaakls t l Boulh. R a n g , t l l i l t . R ss North a lon g Up. I t l . l ft S u l II* tt. South ICO tt. Waal It* ft la bag. , T llf K iM iiiBdat o f thd sdl4 \pro ports uador tha sold aortltlcai* Uouod w as fa tha a sm s at- ON- for lumbar, roofing and building materials of aR kinds call aa aa. Horn you’ll find tho moot tea ana i Ms price* gad boot g u ilty sad H IL L itIfOWM# Seed Bed Safety tha NICOTINE and rare Nallra la hsrel Om n i a t Coanty aad far Bomlaal will at thalr oos re ho hold la th StaforA NIC Ja “ alad hid* far tl gUsar All at U# Oil sad Oraoso Iho Dainty ti (Tomorrow) Afternoon _____ _ vw ttalooa M id aortlltsata shall ho reMamaO oeso rd in e to law. tho .property dteerlbad lharela w ill bo sold to tha h ig h est bidder a t tho asart-hoaaa d ear o n tho first Mon­ day la U s m outh a t July, 111*, which la lb* Mb day o f J sty. IMA Doled th is Ith d a / a f J u a a , IM A ikijfaz sssai nortcB o r sm iM fW U t 8 A.A.U. Building Materials LEGAL NOTICE TAX D U D statw lsuo W W o* L o .i Pot. einnaUe PhllaUlskre at Brechin them paving tha way for two bow tho fans figure Martin isn't rens. >aVtlGnM good enough to play on (ho Na­ tional League AU-htar team. I'd like to be quoted aa saying 1 think Pepper Is tha bast ball play­ e r In tha league today." * "T ? *k-•* . ■ Bdwh "M ^ not saying ho*a aa good sa Billy Homan but I’d rather have Mar­ tin and Dumehor down thoro than I VHorman and English." Wllaon also hod aomvthir^g to Gainesville hatters to thru* U fa and one ran durtrlg tho TlU w ll' dcr of tho contest. K®. The Rada coupled two U fa wKh an error to push their first tally scrota fa tho seventh; combined two more single* tad twv;ofalks for two more fa the eighth; and: started a rally fa tha ninth. Aft»| cr tho Rada 'had worked. Mc­ Namara fgr a bat* on halls and three hits good for threo runs, Guntharp relieved Jbo tiring Gainesville pitcher, and stoppnd the rally. —Tho-G-Man polled three double mfnte you will hats plan good. HEALTHY' plants, only aa an teaorifridt ky �— .1 •- Sanford (g Tka Only Central ^ Florida G tr Affording Kail, Hlffcwa* And Water Traeepertatke AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FI-ORIDA, THURSDAY, JULY 2. 1936 ib e r R e v ie w s Texas Floods u n ity P r o g r e s s Claim Lives f P a s t 2 Y e a r s OfTwenty-One 4U« hCNotedHeavj Artillery eftizeng To RollTboOgh Payroll ' Sa”ford Friday Important National Guard Units Heavy Rains Again Today Cause Ri­ vera" To Rise And $1,000,000 Damage - dicated U. S. Owes Nearly Thirty-Four BillionH Of Dollars - SAN ANTONIO, July l.—V ft —Flood w aters which took U lives yesterday threatened tr a in , ble through Sanford Named Senator WASHINGTON, July 2.—(A1)— it down to the last pennies the T n ttu ry tmlay put the government deficit for the year ended June 30 at SI.7A3,-' 841,822 ami the public debt at th e ' close of th at fl-cs| perlml at 778.543,493. These figure, varied som ew hat1 from the round sum . used last night by Secretary Morganthau In a radio adre.. on the natlun'e* Financial situation. The Treasury head Dad given a deficit of I4.4DO 000.000 but « i.! plained he w s, not counting debt retirem ents of 411(3,000,000 .luring the 1038 flsral year and used a public debt figure of $33.7M>.tMI,. ooo ilia m i , t a n Gonaala, aaatof M d; ; On Way To Jackson, £ e Kespon- 1 g, CM Por Drills *n cmin Mexicanf»miiy my, wTw0 lne?*'of w,. ta s t o l e j For Federal, Made H ere1 T h * ,,6,h fuld ,ri,,Urv of lh* lh *n .‘,u* n Loans ircaae w ere; ni^'iSitaiir d^ri«u"ni^ *•**",* *h® *or'**l'«G b?n *tw **n’ **• -------- Federal Debt S h o l t z P i c k s H il Reaches New T o F in is h T e r m O f All Time High S e n a to r F le tc h e r Treasury Figures In- LEHMAN DECIDES TO RUN AGAIN at Justice J. B. Whitfield Administers Oa t h As New Solon’s 2 Sons Watch Action Governor L a u d s Appointee’s Work itaa . r z . , _ • - 1 * n v 'j j l Ex-Secretary G i v e n P o s t Until Sen­ a t o r i a l Election 8:30 An,I,n,° , n ^ A u,tin' In *“ TALLAHASSEE. July 2. >lwd,t. four, besides the M u lean t w o - '1 II L a n d Seminole C outtfv In for Jacknon, s. C., and __(AP) —Governor SholU to­ , family, are miming. It la net p u t two y e a rn w a r re- w eek,1 train ln r parlod. day appointed WilU»m L* to d a y in an u n o flic in ll Arointing to information n _ known how many were In Ute H ill of G rtlneavmc te m p o ra ry COlhniletl Ollil r r l e t ' o d 1 rr irr d here tmlay, the convoy Mailcan family, Buccetwor to th e la te S e n a ­ the Seminole County (will spread out for one mile. The ^ " ^ ’Li**"’*** to r F le tc h e r. Hill ac c e p t* ! f Of C o m m e rc e . .e n tire train l. unde, t h . comHum Creek. In t brief cerertwmy »t the Of th e m o s t n o ta b l e '" .a n d of Major W. Eugene J o n . . ' • rickl. ordinarily .lx feet wide, govemor*a office. He w ill tea f o r w a r d »•«.. made i n | ” f Haines City. ,« aimed t h . g r e a t s toil foe a Speaking In round figures, Secleave for Waahinfton Frlttoy.* York announces Ids candidacy J a tlo n in c r e a s e . w h i c h . *1>Jrty-five tru ck * amd station i t r **m moiw^than • ■Morgentliju last ntslit Jtff- ttcl socretary to Senator rV sK s-r,;- deficit, f„r f* » p td 4116 in th e post f N t! wagons carrying m e n than 350 t n optf10* 5 l ' S * . v * 'f?F*A Fletcher for 19 yean. Lmn'xn '■WkFA|!ts'l'etl by *(A(ef, I lK TiAfAl )'<m*r mill'll Tueatlny »t «. * « o rd ln r to the m a can- officer, apd men w tlf ‘ halt l a ' , W . _____ . . Ctysf Justice J. B. Whitfield • ! ** During th at neriud, 801 1‘alatka *u* for ilunch u ik u then vjnvn continue r u n u n u p -• A*r “ ^ * 1- , ,* " " f, - 1— . , .and national Democrat, fur reversing hi* ptrvknu decision to quit 1mid "*n'nHt ■* tl Kkt.lMO.OOO-ihe W, I . Hill of Gatne.ville, today th* Supreme Court admtniatsrsd •tw citizens been nit* red tents to Jacksonville where they will Homes. A Hlaaourl-Pedfig freight politics. This picture was taken at his offices in Albany as he !„ B” ! ’ “rh ,nl; "• wa* appulntesl by Governor th* oath of office. Th* new e*w .pend the night In the Duval tr*,n ‘“ " H '" 1 through a washodnation's peace-time history. fttfig gave ths announcement. (AP Photo) JHholti th fill the unexplred term ator** two aona, Robert HU1 of Ills statem ent, made in a I oal tTwUe ««P * » '•• T«*- ---- .. 1----- ------- ----------------1=~-------------------------------------l A t tka head of the Hit the County Armory. ,n \ L o f the late Senator Duncan U. Gainesville and Logan Hill of Chamber had p l.cc t the r^ilrna.l MaJ. Jo n r. said today th . cun-! k " l|l" B “ *"d * W P°*" Fletcher Hill, « furmet secretary .Pensarola, aaeUtant United Btktoa In the simplest. iu.n-technii.il . which maintain* a pay voy faces a faster schedule. than ' ® T 0 h*™‘ .. . ,, , ., , , .«f the srmtlur, will .erve until district attorney, wera present. terms, also fixed the public dell _ J .......... ........ Fall of $000,000 per year hurt* ami the one observed last year, "how­ new colon is eleclr.t . o m e U m e Hill will serve until a successor at the financial year end at $1:1, l» distributed among nmol] too ever. safety will be the predom­ t h is year. 750.000. 000, to Fletcher la slsetsd, Th* sal­ ttepleyeo. In addition, th** i n n - inating factor In the trip. Not a ary la $10,000 annually. PWtatlon com piny pay. u f,*n,MK)‘ "Ingle mishap m arred the 1935 Against this, he listed figure* Senator Hill, M, Mid ho wag termed an "..[ftel," j.r '‘reeuvy u l tag bill. jaunt. | not “Inclined to bs a candidate erahle assets. " which added to IH.vEoUef project, under lha Juri.-. The unit Is scheduled to leave for senatorP la the primary, "a 750.000. 000. Action of the PWA, the WTA and Haines City a t fl A. M. Friday.' f l l T Y N E W S hardly feel equal to sack a cam­ Morgenthau likened his speech CVA hare poured more than h ilf It 1. composed of four batteries ______ ___ ___ paign," he Mtd, “and arduous In the chairm an uf * .o an f making •.million dollar. Into the rlty since plus the regimental servtca b at-' werk of th* past few years tut* hi. annua) report to .tockh.il.lei, ISM. Among the outstanding de­ tery. In the convoy a n ru b b er-[ Florida—generally fa ir _ . | tired me." The plans u r government a . well velopment, made by federal fund* tired 73 millimeter guns. ^Friday partly cloudy, local thu*. A grand Jury Indictment against as business, he asserted, are ".gh •re n municipal w w rr, farm-to­ Governor Sholtt told HUI k# R atter lea, In th eir order, home d*rshowers afternoon, C. 0. Gtsey, m erging murder In re* lhat roads, street tonprow - station* and commanders a n o s' was selected “becauM you have — - ■• th* first degree, » » . quashed this ject to unforeseen and estranr.litnenta. farmers' iftarket, sewing follows: | I In In observing observing an an annual annual custom custom'' A • A IT A f morning l.y Judge Millard II ' nary e v e n t s . In this connection. Ibsen such * faithful public e«(T-' tOore operations. Improvem-nt, to ant to th* people of Florida, Yaw W___ tutor flv s It, im p lo m a holiday! A f f S 111 S t U 8 6 V J I Smith In tfk ninth judi. ini circuit ,! he declared at a later point that Regimental service, If the funds (or paying the bonus Hksel Mtd publki buildings an I Haven. Capt. J . were right bower and help for IcGalUi ob ,July ° JleCaltai u |F 4. The HsraU will not p a I I f l C0,Urt df FV'ri' 1 *were left out of consideration, the battery “D \ Lakeland, Capg, puhllah^ a paper Saturday. deficit for th* fiscal year would mbit try fn fin- m n k P o i t r u i - batUFy | typographical etrnr In the In.tlcl- hr $2,700,000,000. < • I1M" rrJfcjTof ,i Plant Eltjr, Qip*. L 8. TllloUent, E * Friday's meeting of the Mstbment which read" tprrmeipntod' 1ape-half ,1altar* ‘of weond battalion “ We may derive reel rnrnurage. Wen'a Club, aVteduled a t A . ~ n « « w o * lc v s f t f ? , ." .f. , ... Sanford property delinquent fn headquarters, odist Men’s and, being hom-d/ to Ilartow. Capt. Gaorge H .rd y : the church annas, has bam p o st-1 A b KB C O - O p e T a t l O n U l murder Instead of "p rem ed ltilsj men! and satisfaction from these 11034-33 taxes will be offered a t' commitment, without any r This money w as'dl.trlb- hrigade headquarters, Aron P ark . P0" ^ . It was announced today. facts," he said in conclusion. “N'a Vubltc auction In City Hall Hon-1 tlon and without toy . among 080 farms et-b h«v- I.t. Richard Rrown; battery “ F "' touts! Income Is rising; «< a re ­ .day according t o ------------------., an *nnounce-|)lng _ _ sa—some might he Incltaed to an average value o f Sto,A v o id in g ACClOCniB |.|..y,t Itovl* filul a new informa- .lilt federal revenue is increas.ng;' I'lidsy's tides: low, 1:00 A. M. nlBll, lo<i , y by City Clerk Insinuate. You know wkal C*P t - CH“ U rn«U' and I P. M.; high, 7:13 A. M. or i to u t of |io , 2^ ju r ,. _____ jtl»n alleging second degrr murder. federal espendlture. are on the I y 8 . ) ator Fletcher s t i trying to * film farmers’ Whole*,le Market Fire Chief Mack Cleveland to-! A fter quashing the Indictment, decline, and the nation's hit vine..' Simultanroualy, and 7:39 P. M. Sun rises at 5:30 Cln,„ltan.n,iilv CCounty .o.nttf Tax Tax, for for Florida Florida and and II 4m km an Investment of 150,A. M. end seta at 7:32 P. M- Moon day vyged extreme caution in the fjrscey w a. automaticsllv freed of Is rnntlnuing tn show steady Ini- Collector Jno. D. J Inkins aald the You will carry on. You j Florida Pre-Coo-Ing Comj . , fir*t degree charges. Clffleers were I provement." tlses at 5:05 P. M. and sets at state and county delinquencies have th* beat wtabae of tha titlakus* of fireworks ere orl 11 > * attem pting tn re s rre .t him at 1:301 After noting at the n n t.et that reeently eetabllshed two new 2:39 A. M. would be placed on th* auction l«g> decent, God-fsaring people, A t th* snme time 1 X fl • p M. today hut.had not done su. i events that could not be foreseen Hi UrO County. Chare and I know If Senator Fletcher U 4 block on Aug. 3. __ . has Improved its washS. Lamson point out a **' | Since Gracey". ip.lictmrnt in the I bad thrown budget estim ate made Sanford store* will remain op­ Both departm ents of govern­ recommend'd hi* pUCCCMor ha i telthtn'the next two w ars. *ncf . ■ municipal o . death nf Odell Rtimballnugh,‘he nearly two years sgo out of line, en late Friday night to give buy­ m ent—city and county—expect would have recommended yon," the us* of fireworks u*,)pr „ |„)nd whl. h hr continued: As tor Grant, C<ro-acr* er* an opportunity for purthas- prohibiting in th* fir* son*, which includes atitnm stirally expired with the ( 'Scarcely had the present Con- tn tin a rushing buslnesa before _ 1,' Vaa sold‘ recently ard will Sanford youths who plan to atdeveloped into prudurtlw farm t»nd th , summer outing festlvltl** Ing week-end wpplleg, since ‘h*. l ^ T u x i r ^ s ‘dUtricV'of Itonfo'id' judge’s order today | gress met last January when two the public la given an opportu­ | The gladioli buslnesa should •t Camp Winona, near DsI-aon Karly this sflernoon Judge Smilli | events completely changed th# nity to submit bids. -~ o u ... r . The county and state delln-j * h" under new development._ - prings, t should register Immedi­ eone wer*^ burned^ eevsrery la .t lrn | pnrrif George “Illg Jim " budget outlook. F lr.t, Ihe prosper* i Ow pee* U .l — ■■• month ■In New vYorko — when an vx......... .. .............. ............................. i ... tn dexlh by electro, tlve rrvrnuea were cut down a" a quent roll appears today In Th*i . . . . . ately since only a few more vacanThe Seminole County Boys' I TAMPA, July t.—UPi—A nlgkl Vor’ itiiw“ nnt"*!wVrre rnur- result of the decision of 'hi’ Su­ Herald. rles eiU t for th* first week period. Athletic Club wUl UMmblt i t (plosion occuroed in a fireworks In eummenllng on hla delln-] b,,*ltRn«* destroyed la an aarly - rh k r)ie" Farm er, preme Court that the Agricultural Director II. E. Morris laid today 7:45 o'clock tonight la th* Fourth factory, hut tmphasixed the ,w of T latter's body wna Adjustment Art was unm ntsitu- quent roll. Mr. Jlnklns said Jl •■'chman waa kLIed and flv# itorc Th* camp begins l u U th year Street Arena for (ondtttMlng to greatest danger »les in y«ung a1m h)l(.k Are In the Gary lection |ow , f t r r |t tional. This meant a 1°** to the was th* smallest In several years °n Atig. t an closes Aug. 30 ac­ meet a Lakeland orgaalMUon In peoplrs' us* of th# finish.-.! prod- (|tir|c,, in „ ” »mp* yesterday. Edward Ly* treasury, in 1938, of nearly half end Indicated it would be reduced uc**. t h-id been rot lied. cording to a schedule complied yes- competition about July 1L ! considerably more before the data °n*. 73, waa elacfreeuted whan a “Every year w* allow our c h il,1 Dixon look thr sentence wttn a billion dollari. IN CITY, July 2.—(JP1 terdsy. power wire touched hie neck white uf public eale arUvet. “Second, prospective expendi­ drrn to plsy wtth flrewnrks and the sanir lsrk of rmnllon which Accomodations will bo available , today ordered a Two organisation*, composed or he attempted to assist fireman. tures were Increeted by an art of The county coltector said dellnmerely bop* they won't be in; hrhad exhibited throughout his on nrevle, un- for 35 to 40 boys lfr. Karris said. ’fata" and “leana" were playing Owners estimated the fir* loss a t Congress directing the immediate quenclea appearing on hi* booki of Ha bishops. The director pointed Oat that an exhibition baseball game at Jured,” he Mid. “It la only nat- trial. mors then 150,000. payment nf th* veterans’ adjust'd may be erased through payment Us and In nn ramp cabins are screened and have Municipal Athletic Field- today ural for parvata to be anxious Thl. morning Judge Smilh passed Th* fir* originated In a burlap service rrrtUlcetes. To provide for nf far* value taxra plua a email f W *U nddreesad A . high wooden floors and adequate to raise fund* for a Boy Scout to give their children every pleas- another sentence of death by idee, and hag factory and spread quick­ th* payment of these certificates, additional fee for advertlatng. ure, but when pleasure endanItftcullon when be condemned shutters to afford amnio protec­ assembly halL : Mahopn and archbishop. ly to adjacent etorea. Firemen re­ Both Mr. Lamaon and Mr. quired three hour* to gat the Igero their live*, they should b. Rofu» Johnanq, colored, found which, under their original term* Catbollo Church In tion In Inclement weather. Water, were not due until 1943, the ex­ denied." guilty nf murdering another negro, Jlnkina Intimated that hair apllthe said, la approved by the Stole Florida1* exhibit at the G n a t 4 ] *010 projrreas m adp liy S a n - 10-ct<<k tomorrow morning bound ♦w '1 .3 Judge Quashes Indictment Filled Against C. C. Gracey Cleveland Warns Delinquent City Tax Roll To Be Settled Monday r ire works Here! n. ***** +•* \*v* ««0 County, State Proper­ ties Will Go On Block On August 3 Fifes N ey Information At Once; Two Negroes Sentenced To Death By Electrocution Sanford i'arenta In ____ .. ^ Reservations F o r Winona Camp Pour In From Sanford Watchman Killed In $50,000 Tampa Fire S2n.£!5fW v.*" u. i Pius Orders >vie Censorship Board of Health. tha werld to , p*r*tm«*ll *»f **f h cmdn Is seven — ,,-KM kl anrntnl.1 Mpervlalon and , proml.n* “to ab-! o{ ^com petent leader, aebad m m *.-!fordia* u **r- Komi*, time In yw- w* e*-| Dr. Ralph Stevens £ £ ^ * " 1 I» Offered State Job xksa Exposition In Cleveland la one of the moat beautiful oa th* ground* aad la making a prominent bid to “steal tha show,* according to a letter re­ ceived here today by Mrs. J , B. Ray, mother of Mrs. Byron 8. Stephana whose huahaad fa « nected wtth lhe Uto exUbtt, viujuroiSTre, ..-m- ’Gator Hiaaes Cop; laymen w hat ’^ f 0***^** • • *W*f pkyiWan at ar May not l^*_***** Heeyltol for Insane yesM ro h a n t na-1 If M accepts, he will eueI t o to set ™**,l>r*^ H. Pound, who resigned *° • • * » private practice. ■ health •fllccr c f St. Pttarihurg. 1(* wa* aaatatont to th* Chief Hurtfrow a t tha BL Pvtsreborg VstersM Mopttal, f „ thro, years, “rwwt Prtof l e .B u t he |practiced laMdicine far atony years la Sm> Chief CI.vsl.nd pointed out (illb,",t .......... that any July 4th can best b. A L*M ol or H dUKraiAri U a u u A$v * Oliver Robin*Ofi, rolorrd, S S r - ^ ^ L «h“ was convicted of m .nsl.ughter UI *” ’,h0U r‘ m" *I*I"*‘ F-ntest Hayes. Robinson *1 . „ at the Court’s direction, ahowfed If on# mast have fireworks, , n-MiiaMS TXiwl • t'aelloae* i#■ s frea* te s V ha cvwunutu, eeatteued, -w “then en let It be in ---------------------- froma Mf* distance. P » to « 'c c T° bJOse , ! * Independence D«y ^ P h n more than tak* I .. — :—* u a ptaeo •< fire cracker*, Roman' The Hanford postnfflre will be Jailed For Trouble candlaa, fire wluata and other; closed Batiirday, July 4 accord®*4*i-#4 piece*, and they ar* lag to a bulletin Issued thl* aftMIAMI. July 2-—<JPt—A three- ■ot aearfy so dangerous.* i crooon by K. J. Holly, postmaster. fhot alligator vraddad fate th* Tba Chief concluded with sq Ik reads: Be* station at •P foai to all Sanford parents tkst "No rerrlcr- will he required of Hialeah yeatarday * 4 kfaaad a« they eo-operat* with him In anlvRher etty nr rural cirrlero. All Deak Sergeant M. a Wood, « to eaa SaUrday pass with «*»*««* »HI b# elrmed. ^ a * W TJm N n s u t , « gtfakfar no aecidento fa any rseldent or <M!vwry perlshahles ^ worum to hU vial tag beta. hand-ad as on other day*. Mall wtU be dispatched from tha offlca majppM n f f m i 'i as usual r.illroliui U uni latter Ito tt The boxes will b# made between the Commissioners Tour reltoqttUmd M, hold. hour* of t P- M. end 2 P. M. srx & F * hoepltafs chief geost W w d l u n g • annually, wtth furnished. ws* «f. •k, threat tha t , D f. Steven* was of the CuHk* will O V A |D t | H h e# # . 01, Jahr penditure program for 19.18 waa Increased by |1 ,700,000,800“ Morgenthau said actual receipt* during the year amounted to $4,118.000,060, while expenditure* during th# year were $8,500,000.0*30 excluding debt retirement. “Ae wo have seen.” he said after some breakdown of th* Utter figure, “ordinary operating ex­ penses accounted for $3,500,000,000 of which national defense took three-quartan of e billion; annuel continuing payments of veterans, nearly $400,0*0.000: Interest on th * public debt another three-quarters of a bllllea| agricultural aid onehalf billtoes, and th# other ordinary operating eapentea of th# govgrnmsnt $900,000,000." COfC Represented At Jacksonvilk T. E. StmpseeC president of the Seminole Oewnty Chambet of City For Inspection and H. J . tekaxxn, Britt Is Reewering j emmereo, twly eleetod state T ht City Ooimnluton yesterday F r o m Vehicle Crash Ure, were tba faeal Ckam toFe •Itereoon completed an leapeetlnn tour reprcrcoUtlvee at a Jaekaonvflla . waterworks (has}, and twe tfly cemeterie*. .. B ritt was rereverlng today luncheon yaeUtday fn honor of Object t f the vtoRs were to de__ braises and shock sustained Senator fleatt V , Loft InTV* a ffa ilt tendered b y Uto IRtos ml Im ta llln g , Tuesday sftevooon when hla ear { at a t the “ Pt»ce o f electric rottod o re r three time* a fte r *ol*t th* water u j n g w ith a vahlc'e driven by St# the feaet- J. M oreland a t th# InterMctton of t he two burls I Magnolia an d Seventh Street. According to a pollc# report. Mr. WM hindered aa S ritl wap driving north on Itogfa-es- aelto while the eth er ear wax raevon SevettUbiTk* form er’s damaged. .1 'A*..*. ^aekionvllto Chamber a f Commere*, wee attended hg more than 500 persona from a ll parte Of th e s t s t a Among Uto outataadtog kicklight* of th a sens tor's CSrhi"s 2 W ? m'ght ^ tlng would be allowed In favor nf present owner*; that Is, euffie lent lima would be given on th* day of th* eale to permit tax payment* before the suction* be­ gin. While th* county collector eup~ plied no total sum of hla detlnuent roll, tha length of tha Hit Indicated that Seminole County is on a firmer financial baa* than ha* been evidenced here In year*. bias* under control. (They were hampered by a brisk wind. STRIKERS RIOT BIRMINGHAM. Ate-, July 1. Gunfire In the itrike-rldde* Ala­ bama Iron or* fleldi overshadowed launching of * drive yesterday to bring Die South's Iron and stool workers under th* banner of organlxed labor. vt O • -7 1 a* ^i HIGHWAY OWNED LAREDO, Texas, Joly L—bTV— nine-year-old dream of Mexi­ Sholtz Dfsclslms The Th* can- officiate—tha Pan-American Highway—coma true yesterday po BIsme For 2“Jobbera Urn $17,000,000 thoroughfare waa TALLAHABHEE. July t .~ m — opened to traffic with Vtea PreatGovernor BhnRx told State Sena­ dent Oareor and Mexteaa dMpMtor Henry C TUIroen of Tampa tariee jotnlag hands la an tatek* Wedneaday "th* two-job practice aational axproMlon af frteafaM ^- j didn't start with my admlnlatra- X fflA S Ilia impromptu remarks were mad# Juxt before a meeting of th* state cabinet. "Some folks down In Tampa are charging m* with •aa. Average------- w originating tha two-job buslnesa," he Mid. Governor Rholts said 41 mamb en of the Legislature were em­ ployed In other governmental de­ partments during Gov. John M. Martin’* administration, 1925-1939, and ho said 15 wore employed dor' g Governor Carlton’s tons, 1MB» 933, Senator TIUman mad* no rrpiy, and Ui* dtocoxilon' to n e d to oth­ er matter* o» he sought to have o potent committed to the State ft ttr^-zr a p ra o g rr^ • Tkt ______ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 01, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 01, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 01, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f1d218ede57db42adaed8a861fddebb3.pdf a5f9df8fc05a1f00750d6704e15c5214 PDF Text Text Of Hurlers As DeLand Reds Wine Blows Defeat Leader* ■ - ,, uen Win V Shut- Daytona Pitchers Give men 1__j . | rL iy a ljiili Sontest, 6 To 0; 15 S a f e Binffles; Second Loss In Row B addy I n k s , fo r m er L o o lt T h e C e le r y C ity n ln u e o u n le d • n e t In th e th ir d o n a s c r a tc h b it, a s to le n b a s e a n d tw o e r r o r s , t h e ir b ig I n n in g w a s th e f if t h W h e n th e y s h o v e d th r e e m a r k e r s a c r o ss th e p la tta r o n a t m a n y B its . 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LSOAL NOTICB The « f! ^ hT ‘ware ^ Brounding **tor* xadrn*an*» - * r A n g u e t. a . p . U tl. I s a m e la e a r e lfie * a a d a a p p lle a tte a f e e a u x �Sanford la The Only Central ' "b Florida City Affording Rail, IHfhwaJJ, And Water Transportalion j r w in And Y ig d iilu Than Any Sim ilar A n a la Am erica Member EnUbHnfctd l a D O S SA NFORD, FLO R ID A TUESDAY, JU N E 30, 1M 0 -F*- —1" Gov. Sholtz Decides Not To Be Candidate Governor S a y s H e Is Not Able To Run '• Because Of P r e * ' vious Commitments 'NCHECK FLEES ASYLUM, BAFFLES PUB6UERS Wells Pleads To. , Get Out The Vote] H. B. Pope was Inducted Into office as the new president of the Rotary Club for tha com­ JACKSONVILLE. Jana SO. ing year, at the regular week­ —(AP)—Gov. Data Rholta ly luncheon of Rotartani at tha todar told the State Desno> Mayfair Hetal today, and W. A. eratie ExaeuUte OonunlttM Letfler, tha retiring president was awarded the peat president's J. D a w R h o lti told the S ts te pin, with fitting ceremonies, by u a d i '.ex e cu tiv e C om m ittee Rotarian 8. O. Shlnholaer. "iiinuum ! _____run for the vacancy m asting In Jacksonville to d iy t h a t | Herman Morris told Rdlarians mused bv the death of Park ho had decided not to m ake tin of boys work activities at Camp race fa r the Senate vacancy Winona naar Deleon Springe In TranuneQ, Addressing the state commit- created by the d eath of Senator Volusia county aad Indicated the too, today tho governor sold that Duncan U, FleU hcr._____________ benefits which these future ettitsna aro receiving from their "Because of previous commit-1 vacations there. Following hla manta from which I cannot bo ro-| talk, tha Rotarians voted to con­ leased, I do not aspect to ho and tribute toward aendiag throe boys shall not bo n candidate for tha to tho camp. United States Sonata from Flori­ Visitors a t today’s June keen In da." eluded Frank Snail of Titusville, Tho governor laavaa Tallahas­ Kan Guernsey e f Orlande, and see ns I t Tuesday for Loa Angelas where ho will bo sleeted the. Lirnn F railer ef Delmad. Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks I Commltteee appointed bp Pres­ at the national convention open­ Marenco, OUver Are ident Pope for the coming year ing Jaly IX. Returned To Jail; J . B. Hedg ed l ak» CHy. waa Parole Of Two Convicts Voided On Sheriff’s Plea Planned R o b b e r y .the eg * stole TAMPA, June S O ^ - W - A d i ^ | , y j /f c . J g - A J * t the request of Sheriff Mo- f c J U S t K i R W A z t t A i i Leod, tha S to le: T aroen Bq-rd Monday revoked paroles of two Florida Democrat! to got out a convict* It had released and who h a p rota for tho tooa*v»lt-Garcaught her* with sawed-off n i m y \ n i n r n D D I P M ner ticket nost November. Walla were ihotguna planning a elgar*tta| L f l l I I v Iliv V D D n l L r c ) ■aid ho aad other southern dele­ robbery. -----1 gates a t tho Philadelphia conten­ Tha prisoner,- were Louis Ma- 1 A building permit for *200. to tion had opposed tho “two-thlrde rule." With the rule p n a now, ranco whp hail been paroled not remodel a rive-room dwelling, waa ho said, there trill ho a re-ap­ one*, hut twice, and Ray aliai U,u*j yaaUrday to And raw Knot, 114 th Street, according to City Hall portionment o f delegate repre­ Jack Olltcr, both robbara. Thla action cama along with records, sentation. atatamenta by Governor Sholts, _ _ Tha rate poOad hi tho vm rteCounty ofn„ r t t(Kla, „port,<i ttatoo for the national ticket will and Baserotary of State Gray, two ha the p v e ra la g fhetor la tho mombora of tha Pardon Board. th. Triangle Pilling Button on A, tnu# WM , nU rtg 8un. aombor et daiegstaa tho etataa U>at they would ttghten up parn lfh t u d . |lo t wta hare hi tho next national don procedure In tho future and ^ make a new Intestigitlon r f D0. -tnU® convention, ha said. . . ; • “In tlew of UU Florida Dome- cases on which they already had ermu ihoold an tho more got out P*V*’1;. .. 14 I Fred F. Dorner, exalted rulkr of tho largoat poeeihia rote In tho ^ “ >• Sanford Elk., today urged Imr e .W th at the Pardon Board had w . of lk k tti by Novomtar goaoral alactleua." .Walla aald Georgia has failed I ? * ', Apr‘ .^M h o ee who plan to make tha frato support the Now Dm ] proper­ 2 * ! \ l*rn |ty'a boat trip acheduled for ly aad has raffh n d la eonse- w s tapieHiiid-a-iialf-year aen* I * n u TVnaaJa* tonre for eelllng marijuana, a 4 P> Thar*d*, ‘ ! w a^raU aew i >- ■•>. Wednaaday’a t Ideel low, 11:30 plication n r ^ U d ^ T PaSl a T A- M : U**. • : « A, M. and « :« K Of Tampa with a 2 2 **• *■ 8un * — at B:M A. M. and iT o e M 1* to 2ear* ^ f efor r hi* h u 2mother e t £ ^ . „ •* 7:M—*• * t , “.t*"* “ no nneeded _ u a — i , u^ A. M. Ruth Bryan Owen Seen As A Possible S e n a t e Nominee _ TAMPA, Jane 30— Tito name of tho completion of nagottstisna for tha pnrehaao of n sovon acre * ______ Commission Accepts Back To Capital City Judge’s Offer To Step Off Bench Illinois And Michigan Are Reported Safa, The resignation of 8 . A. B. W il­ For New Dealertl kinson a s city Judge was offl- Committees Named; Club Votes To Send 3 Boys To Winona H ill Seen As Taking ( Fletcher’s Seat Unr ta N ext Election f Governor Changes Hiu R esignation Mind And Yields T0 Pleas Of Democrats Is Handed In To Seek Re-Election By Wilkinson President Goes Pope Installed As President 01 Local Rotarians Declines To Run Lehman Agrees To Help Roosevelt In State Of New York dally announced Monday night a t the C ity Commission. Mr. Wilkinson rendered hie res(gnalton by letter to the city fathers last Wednesday. The former city Judge could not be reached for a etalemeht, since he la attending a meeting of the Florida Democratic Execui torn T T —'**— in Jacksonville. T JS B K T A 'r* ^r.*t?cnta (md en­ tered their bide for the vacant position. They aro County Judge Jemee 8. Sharon, W. E. Watson, Edward F. Lane, 8. J. Nix. Frank L Miller, John 0. Leonerdy and M. B. Smith. Under provisions of the munic­ ipal charter, tha eounty Judge Haring leaped a wire fence In flight from n private /sanitarium s t Toweon, Md., where ha waa officiates on tha city bench during taking mental treatment, Congihaaman Marlon Zlonehedt of Washington aUte baffled pursuers In Utc absence of tha city Judge. a weird game of hide-and-seek .until he finally turned Jp at hla office In Washington. Zloncheek la Judge Sharon presided In the lo­ shown (top) shortly after he wae committed to a hoipit/l in Washington prior to hie removal to the cal court yesterday. Commies lonere Indicated th at 8heppaw* and F.noch Pratt sanitarium (below), from Ahtch he escaped. (AP Photo#) they would delay tha appoint■ment of a city Judge probably until next Monday night, appar­ ently to allow sufficient time for all aspirants to file their appli­ cations. Ma Wilkinson assumed detlea on Mar. 1, 1933. Ha held the Board Takes No Official Action/As Junior poet continuously until hla xaalgaatlon. 'Chamber-Of Commerce-Del He eras a candidate for county Sheriff Shows Need Makes Personal Plei attorney In the June Of Pu Public Co-Oper­ prosecuting t primaries, but waa eliminated Tha .City Cotsmlselon last night ation In B a t t l e from tha second primary. Indicated Its *»lre to halt gam­ In seceivlng applications for bling, In Serford. although It Sheriff J. F, McClelland to- the city Judgeship, the Commis­ took no of fir a I action on a plea sion also accepted oaa bid, that eubmitted by/tha Junior Chamber day had added hla opinion to of J. E. Preston, for eaalatant tax that of tha Junior Chamber of of Comme ref an organliatton collector, which was mads vacant fighting to / tha abolition of Commerce that “lotteries can be through tha death of M. B. TarR. E. Scott. 21, of Longuood, "Cuba” wltlfn the city limits. stopped here If publle sentiment bell, to whose family a resolution Gordon Barnett. JayCae ipokes. la behind tha movement." died Inatantly about 8 P. M. of condolence aad sympathy waa tha uiual dutyThe sheriff wga approached directed. Action la thla esse Is Monday after a bullet had been m an, dl that acsompanlei pres­ dallying yesterday by a JayCea delete expected Monday also. fired through hts cheat, {ftsrlff entation of touchy problems to McClelland and Juatlco o f’ the tha public. He roachad tha point gatlon, and he willingly ventured Tho Commission last night heard Frad Williams, city engi­ Peace J .. C. Roberta said tha at once and asked«the Commis­ hla opinion. "1 believe It will Uka tha death was a tuicida. sion’s hacking along with that of co-operation of all law enforcing neer, discuss several public works projects proposed for Sanford. Young Scott, according' to tha all law enfortlng bodies. bodies to put over your objec­ Each of tho eommlaalonara In­ tive." tha sheriff told. "One Among them were tho recondition­ ihcriff, had bean In IU health. Ha refused to cat dinner la«t dividually expressed himself In body can't do It alone. • Un­ ing of tho municipal golf coureo night, Aro«e from tho dining ta­ favor of tho movimant to erect less my efforts aro In harmony and reconditioning tho pier, A path, a *13,000 icwar and carble, retired to a bedroom and. and a barrier against tha form with other police, they can block shot himself, tha offpial report lottery that la tha abject of the everything I do. And the reverse tain street repaving also shared th# limelight. Junior Chamber’s campaign. ■hows. la also true. Mayor Shlnholaer reiterated a On recommendation of Chief Tho deceased y*d been a truck "Give me tha co-operation of driver and returned only recent­ abatement of a weak ago, de­ clUscns here and th a t of Roy William# Uto board suspended ly from a trip alosg the East claring hla ballaf that the Jay- other officers and wa can ‘put sentence on two negroes, Thomas Cave could depend upon official out tho fire’." Williams and Mika Huston, Jailed Coast. 1 for M days on a disorderly con­ Sheriff McClelland sold p u g g support Sheriff McClelland pointed out Several commissioners voiced charge, Tho prisoners Scott had told the negro maid th a t ovary lottery case with duct la bta homo that he waa go tag approval of tho fight carried on which ha had been Identified had agreed to leave town. young men’s organisation rvaulted In n conviction and in Permit* to sell beer were-front­ to commit suicide, A neighbor by ed to Louis Perl Us and J . A. also had been told but paid no and offered commendation. some cases a stiff fine. D. K. McNahb told tha City attention to tho/statement, the Ha a i presaad the opinion that Oramley. governing hoard of rum en of the circuit court waa the proper sheriff stated. Th* City Clork waa authorised place to try lottery violations, to sail for bids on a four-cylinder Tho neighbor,'according to tho boycott against certain nesses owned by or employing since he said a highly Indian motorcycle to be used by Junior Chamber members. Ha gambling sentiment had been ex­ tho police department. aald ha had heard tha "< pressed by th a t court In the past. backars had made th at th ro at "If public demand la with Smith Plans Three M r,. Barnett pointed on* th at the officers," the sheriff some merchants Addresses Against dared, "then wo to** do from tho praaepca ef good,1* New Deal Methods indicated th at a peti­ He Intimated Urn futility of tho tion may ho circulated to obtain police In attempting to halt letWASHINGTON, June tO _ A L na mes of all penoM i t s would •riee when tho public continued to like to too It atampad fired & Smith, nobbed by tho b u r tickets. la discussing a method of Sheriff MeCJeUaSd yesterday Philadelphia convention whan ho mm pa***, d t p Attorney Fred R. and others suggested nomination showed tho Junior Chamber dele­ WUaeA voiced tha optniaa th at gation savers] “soJleetlooa" ef of soma "genuine Democrat* in­ tha battle could bettor bg carstead of President Roosevelt, balls and tlckote he had made in various raids an gambling hJuata. plans to make a t least three cam- Commission Nods Approval McClelland Says To Anti-Lottery Campaign He's For Halting Lotteries In City w HI Health Causes Lonjrwood Youth To Shoot Himself ALBANY, N. Y.. June 30. — (AP)—Governor Herbert II, Lehman announced today,that ho would yield to party pressure and run for a third term. The chief executive af-< President Roosevelt'i horn® state colled newspapermen to hU office and «avo them the statement declaring h o could ‘‘no longer resist the pleaa of my party both In th* stata and the nation.” The Ns® York governor’! deci­ sion cama suddenly a few day* after thp Democratic National Convention had staged * w lld| 17-mlnute demonstration for him, and tha President had Invited him to Hyd# Park for th* week­ end. Lehman had announced earlier' this spring th at tha time had come for him to aak relief from tha care* of office. But today he said “regardless of personal considerations, howavtr compel­ ling, U my pasty la this state choose* to nominate fca again and If th* people of tha stata again o*U On m* for service, I shall proudly accept tha roll and will, during th* coming two yesn, de­ vote myself to tha Intonate of th* people of th* its it." -President Roosevelt canvassed tha political situation In the bat­ he-ground states of Illinois and Michigan and was Informed Mon­ day hla chance* for carrying both were good doapit* recta* Intra­ party discord. Frank Murphy, former Detroit mayor aad present high commitaloncr to th# Philippine*, and Gov, Henry Horner of Uliwla, earn* hare at tha invitation of the PresIdent aad talked politics with him a t a lengthy luncheon conference. Both aald they had informed tha President th* Democrats In their states would be united fan him In November, WASHINGTON, Juno 30—(AT —Preeidsnt Roosevelt returned to­ day from Qyd* Park where bo went after accepting Uto Demo­ cratic nomination la Philadelphia Saturday n ig h t ----------------------4 Underwriters Seek ' Normal Fire Group Southeastern Underwriter’! As­ sociation today had advised tho City of Sanford to bring Its fir* department personnel hack t a normal as hastily a* possible. Tha department waa slashed soma months ago bees us* tho ef­ fect of th* ho mastoad amendment made It necessary to nip oft budgetary expense* U wa« point­ ed o u t City Commissioners last night Indicated their desire to comply with tha request whan th* mu­ nicipality waa financially hi a position to do so, although an — . • Committee Baggetts Circuit Court Hears " t Third Murder Trial Union Of Cemeteries LOCAL WEATHER S m m V * �The Pardofi Racke Sanford. Herald t»UMU M (■ ISM Il'Veery i f t r U U ak > tu $ 2 s r W K f“ - PoUowInjr no cldaeljr on the “hcrla 61 V| clonurc that a Jacknonvdle ftlbn *hnd been ) only to kill someone elite cadi tWic fro win ■elem & frtM prison, thla latest sensation from the Pardo Board which reveals that, with only three of its me present, eight convicts, two of them life termers, hi •n turned loose to prey upon the public, and th at twoW th e m ac­ lually had been rc-arrcsted within a few wefcjk'’ tim e a t the point of committing an armed robbery, c e llinly calls for action. If the next session of the Lejflftlfml do anything else, it should abolish this pardon f According to the Tampa Tribune, “Tbe society robbers, convicted of the biggest lldw-«|| jhi’s history, were given life term? by Jfldge Pfctti said he could find no mitigating clrct/twiUrfkrb. Pardon Board evidently found mitlgatfftg deciding that 15 months in prison was tfwtffcfy evidence did the Pardon Board find 1ft their fgi rotary Newell snys they were released, bOttthi* was produced to show they had offers Of steady incut in Illinois. "Suggestion to all convicts still In ptlion: G Issly to offer you n job—the F’srdoti Bo*rfd 'Hia Demos CMnment Ok P latfo rm A11 Convention find irrhlvre. Oth* tliSS T N U H S I lA Y Short’s Tonight 'T’rfW tkiry perfrat," commented O f a r Johnson *f hnarioslppl. "A Free Dancing In The Club Room i t r u t to better Urn**,” ge-way tm#d to W. D. Lyfteh of North congrrsainnel N o C o v e rt C h a rg e . E a t , d rin k an d en jo y a a e v e n ­ in g a t le a s t once each w eek a t U tbefta *f all Urti*. gama vhiddd r t Swrtl from Mr. aed Mr*. W. X. Coo, ar. (above). M|at la thalr palatial homo aa Long ItlanO. kOelatad Fro## Fbrto) irowto* Is Named| :yCommunists For lobr Of President SHORTS Preacher Now, however, politics h aw \m m shoved Into aocond piece. Md Biota ta expected U a*r*mm «eenomlc and corn mere lal argument# to co ia ln n othor nations of U»a advisability af «uch a union. H ill would tlm plifr Interna Uonal axchange, lowar customs, sliminate quota* and other trade re­ strictions and open the markets for surplus natural produstn, $uch aa wheat, oil, wines and mast. Blum particularly wants Garmany invited to any cenfarancea It) ftiia eohtiettlbn aa it would provide a neutral meeting ground for French and Garmon diplomats to attem pt to find a common un­ derstanding on other matters which divtda the tw o nations. Blum is particularly anxious to dpc'n talks With Addtf H itler bo­ , foio German rearmament be­ comes too g n a t a danger to France’* peace plans. Pope Installed As President Of Local Rotarians Ir n d is H (ram seas Cael Coleman, E. E. Bludworth, lla rtin llram, AT W. Epps, 8. O. Gray, W. C. Hutchinaon, W. W. Baynes, Geo. Barden, C. T, l P Y o M W tk m iirti* To llwetoM S free, pas* see* tldn under state taws, since lot­ tery participation la a felony un­ der the Florida coda and Is pun­ ishable by a $8,000 fine or a year’s imprisonment. Ha said tha City Charter make* possible only a $200 fine and a abort prises tfttls Police Chief Roy Williams re­ echoed hi* sentiment of long­ standing, declaring th at he thinks the lot ter lee ere harmful. He slid th at the Junior Chamber ap­ parently la nurvlng In tba right direction since some "Cube" Op­ tra tor* "are getting nervous." , But., the chief concluded, s strung' public seaUniest against lotteries Is needed If s dloeemsbla result In to’ba produced. atecngtVn1"* m,MUrr* fur c o ,1 j . u Taglcy, L. Me Lucas, 0 . W: lectlv* security. Fpeneer, and 8. Puteatos. CRONlNCa'COUNTED Wan V tirt nrW tfltt~Pffl 1 » Intematldnal Service CotdmHCHICAGO. Jon# S0.-4f»—D. NAn V ? w. l*o: Bert Maltby, ' OAKLAND, C ritf. June $0^ROSNOWthC P o tan i June 30 #m| w u Coop^. Leigh Calvin, Prohibition P arty* candidate for president, has - m - Y o u th f u l atdlScmlle* In, Voea{bn>, g€rTv , ; Geo. Rol- (A9—After prevloaa trouble with h*r ' neighbor’* rooster, Mr*. <Reeee declared I he would attack Gov. uTHl orU u Md i ' i f « i t e ,M"- *■ 0 ShlnhoUcr, and“ L H. D. Jonea. awakened Ode* mo to. lay A lt If. Ijutdoa of K»#***. Re­ cpmasltU*, which ayatemaUcally D rtahy, still end teurttod. I» court the, r*vented persona from entering - . ' publican | nominee, as w*U a# swish ato m untU iko poUeo faBoth Fra nee* Brake and FrtHria testified the aarty raecntag aaesPrSakfrnt' Roosevelt ta the faU tarveuJd. Each of Uta eradmltUo Lederar, movie star*, credit the nad* nfankrted 118 CTOWtog*. • S K - charged Lamten'i hams hkd the choice of bring fined $18 U te Edward LattrilUrd, London afhto. K ansu, "tha premier dry omlJMAdlag lO days ln Jall.____ Manager, with their ’’dlaedvery.ft state" had become wet during 'TOE'SERVICES A U n d o '. *d(nlhlatration. Ha I«V1 aiNGEV ALB AND rtho FnJhlbltlen P arty pknu th e 1CKRY t o cobC hbU iN most dstH i campaign h i ’ ■* U f pert Clear Water Brings » .Good Pier Fishing ir**«fww*d fv pace e ae i | O e a n n iftiia tlo n of crop la pits m ake the alatem ent so he could or tro atm en t with a chem ical fo r speak frankly about fhe com ing ih* eradication ,,f n-rtaln wreda •cn atrv lal prim ari** and the fu- win be c o a.iilem l *» .nil co n sriv lu re of the D em ocratic p arty .11 ing practice in IP'.C. according to Florida. a bulletin reeeivnl here today by Ha anid h* knew ’,abiuilulcly’, ( r> R imww.n. Seminole County th a t the Republican nntional or-J form agent ganixntion was spending ( Th* bulletin, from S.-eretary of 000 In Florida to elect a R»l«>*>-, A g riculture W allace', nfflre. listed Bean governor amt tw o **nators.| th , f0|r„ » i„ r t b , t m„ y ! r planted "F lo rid a lost two very v .luabl* „ , u o( m p i ; biiwtwe«d or wild men when Ducan U. Fletcher flo ry „ u | f n | „ j „ hn, on and P ark T ram m .ll died. It will Br(mU(U gra„ bh„ m rrtt U k* th* .ta t* a long lim e to r*-, p m vi.|,™ , were ma,le in ra in her r o.ltt*n In the S enate,. „ „ th# w W M u |ta l ^ m, lK. m _ 8 «nate committee* and the favor f „ ||o w . of the national A dm inistration. ( 1) N otification of d e a n cul"T he sta te should ten d two n f| , | nil(on or chemical trea tm e n t her b est men to the next Sen­ m ust be filed with the county com ­ a te," he added m ittee before eradication practice* Sholta warned a g a in st mud- are in s titu te ' (31 rradleatkwi ( slinging in the S enate cam paign. I m u tt tie aceompllshcd with -hem H erb ert Marshall s t a r s In " F o rg u ttra F a c et." th* new m*lo He said he wa* very proud he leal. In accordance with method* dram a w hich pliy* to n ig h t at th# R ita T h eater, and blond* Oer had been able to a ppoint Scott a u th o riie d by Ih# S ta te A gricul­ M. L oflin to suecoe-l T ram m ell tu ra l C ontcrvatlon Com m ittee; ( 3 ) truilr M fchari play* apposite him. lie said In a few days he would no aoil depleting crop m u lt t e announce F le tc h e r's successor. 1 harvested from the same acreago Com m ittee room report* said Will in 193A Hill. JO years F le tc h e r’* aecreta ry would he appointed. FAITHFUL BARADE FOR GARNER Authority Of Labor Board Is Challenged SOMVILL1 * * > v “Why I Switched to Dodge” NEWS ThAi BRiNGS WEllFf H AV A N A Sunniland Travel Bureau at Miami In May, 1918. aa a pro-1 eerer for vVee. and tn Marek, 1927, was arrested here on a s m charge. Nina months liter. In Novtm ber, 1927, he seat in Jail here in cnnnoettoa with a juwtery Um R, and ia Deeembar, 1928, ba was sent to Um Insane aaylum after aa arreet at Jackaoarilte. request nf Willie Btubbi. a Tam-j • pan, but not WMtem O. Stubbs,] X and that la the first I heard nf the soa*. 1 didn't know anything, about the' nma. but he wee rep­ resented to me as being an up-i right yutaag fallow." | The mounting Hat nf paroles brought additional protests yoa-! torday with as indication af poa-| Ha was M l la • abet alMa reaolatiosa af condemnsbawaeer, aST la Maa BMntR be waa arroatad here far tit s by Urn two bar associations O L D -F i •Uampted ru befy sad tank eta the county ebaln gang far a jL h W lm i Olleer again waa artettod al ia EAnarf. mi. ba a from that Uw* rag. " f t t d f atore w al eM ef treubte. At hie trial fer tba robbery ba BANK a n d a ll icnic CO. Cody Fowler, president of the Hillsborough County Bar Asaoctetteo, apeaking as on Individual, so il be believed the public weuld express Its dUaattofacttea a t the fin d epportanlty of recent parole pm ttee*. He wee asked about Ma'Views on the aHuatlon; ' •Any thinking riUaen," Fowler soldi “must realise that th# pew*r a t pardon accept In unusual rases la dangerous when nol con­ trolled by eraarionUou. official* sad these who only eat after * Beoauee, to th# long run, I this bic Dodge b actually to coot me teea than tho ■ r 1 bad. |< r^ JWIRICE BWRW OF ICNttOW WWC, s U l k about tiro PRICES SPEEDWAY IQlS-WM T W fTW E S B W S S O m / MAVIQLTURMBOHCWi.VUU.K1C06 AUDITS VtW IMU H QISTICM HU WR _ V ' C f A eN BAKING POWDER Talk about tire VALUE- . -look at the (act that we CoodJ year Dealers sell the moil tires by millions—and remember it's because ihe public knows S a m i Arte* T bJs* a t 4 9 r h ir tA q o 1 5 o u n c e s 25$ * fro m long ex- peg havg Ihe PRIZBVALr UBS at every priceB ttfld in f DODGE M a U rU k According to Dr. V. 8. Llndetnaa of Now Turk, divorcee are dot to ehikdtehneae la grvwn-opeTbd 'dtVorto-dealr*. tha O u te r M ­ r lain*, Is eaco mtered >y person* BOTH PIECES .•a 'll ■***« lire. See.III itm m (hMfadlog oaMarm) «77d. h r catalog COL. W.,EUGENE JONES, P n e k u K ittlB D l Of » rill* I ■!■»! Sholtz D e c i d e s Newer Method Of He Will Not Seek Soil Conservation S e n a t e Vacancy,Is Announced Here STAR IN “FORGOTTON FA(JESH IC-WI h H tree* H I . ewel Ralph M. Ware**. was relraard on an application Coasty Judge Janie, O. Shan* pr<*eat*d by W. M arten B eadry. Miss J e a n L ovtjoy of Jackson­ yealordly afternoon pro.ided In lie « i i .entenced ag ain in 1938 ville Is _the guest of Mias B etty miinlrfpal rmirt, * prntl*inn mad* fer robbery in Alachua Ccwaty, I Thurm ond, hi the teea) charter when Ihr city and par tinned again la s t March. Judge is absent M«n«lty’« arttwiThe record* did not abow who Mr*. W innie B. Sm ith returned presented hia wcond application. yesterday from a two weeks Vic* tiea wera the result n f Ju«Hre S. A. B. Wilklnaon'a resignutinn. Oliver who had been sentenced tion spent in P a latk a . G a in e d t le. A nxinf the II cases disposad of for robbery from Polk county W*a and St. AagusUne. wm that of Kucene Ikiik*. an Orparoled on an application p re ­ Mallen | lawyer, who estreated a 110 sented by Mr*. Florence A rth u r Mr. and M ts. Uuy Gome* of Key Weet. It wo* a p ­ have returned free- points >n K en­ i*n<l poste«t when hr was arrrated proved by M erF O'Quinn of Bar tucky. V irginia, and N orth Caro- on chsr*es of hrinj: Jrvnk. Hlyvrstrr Williams. a nr*rn, low, Ihe trial judge, and S u p er­ Una w here they spent two w eek.. drew a liO-iIay jail sentence when intendent Chapman of Halford -aid hia record was good and he Ralph M. W arren, atelc agent he wa* found ffuilty of drivinic an came from a good fam ily. for the Phoenia Aaaurance Covn- automobile while drunk. Both men were a rre ste d by p*ny o f 1^ *1 krw, ho* m o.cd his Krmnk Bell, cohjred. drew a $7 deputies Saturday n ig h t on office* from th is city to SL Pe- fine or a 15 «lay sentrnre when convicted nf 1*em!f HrUnk anil dt«* T w enty-.ccond S tre et n ear Bwf teraburg. orderly iMaorderly corvluct charyet falo Avenue, and a fte r an In­ vestigation of their records 8 h*rN. N orth. Kotend. ayalnat another neyro, I* S Burke, * DAYTONA BF.ACB. June .10 iff McLeod sent the following | and Rose M erchant war* brought a $."» fine as did drunk* (Special) —C lear ami calm w ater telegram yoiterday to Com mis­ I called to High Spring* Sunday enne«s al nratinni againat l). (). fa the A tlantic early this week sioner of A griculture Mayo, | night by the death of U » ir a u n t, Dobbins, e-'himl Its effect on su rf fishing, and Aitdir Williams, negro, charged m em ber of the Pardon B oard: Mr*. V. V. Seigter. |l* r* from tha O cein Pier are with operating a disorderly house, "1 strongly recommend Unit good haul* of drum , the conditional pardons *r p a ­ CIN C IN N A T I. Ju n e 30.-O P )— wa« given the cb ic** of paying Mr and Mr*. C atl H e rlst and tin g , a n a few pompenn. The U nited State* C l m i t Court j a 127 finr or spcm.Sng ♦ * » « » days in role* granted to Louis Maranco In the vicinity are plenty nf baby and Jack or Ray Oliver be re ­ aon. C trl lle rb st, J r , and d augh­ of Ap|>eal. held tu la y th - N riiona' shirks that are p ro v id in g , much volted. Thee* men were arrested ter*, Florence and Blanch*, of jailO ther defendintft. charges and la b o r Ri In'lon* llo a n i larked a u - ' Cleveland. Ohio e re visiting Mr •port. Tarpon also a re seen from by my deputies w ith two pistols th o rtty to |..iic o r-ler. iffic tin v disport iitns w ere nd Mr*. A. M. G otdnler, Palm tom pnuie* v n o .e b u a in c - “dr -a tha Pier hut none has been pulled and two ahotgans In an auto Charley Ihdtnn. black, disorderly Terr***. not d lrrc-ly a f 'r r t any ptm*u nf onto Ilia dock. comluct, $7 fine, I’hil Mo«ire, mnbll*. also w ith im proper | any In tereta’e r u i m w c . " L ite shrim p is the m ost popular license platea. drunkenness, continued. A. C\ Slp1 The com I d .m is*ed a petition - N f - and Mra% E B. Slows and W hltooien. “ They adm itt*l> U>*$ **>*_ gor." ^ JC»'J* naught**.',) ffiaa w a v a v iy n e d t H isr, of th e ‘ oaril asking the enforceI 'ia g -to op a truck loaUcd are p a n n in gt *ts ra> « f r i k r d r c mewl >n - n te - It'Prtwwd U< w ith cigarette* enroute from W ashington.. D. D. C C ,, to to aprndgObo, sprnd-about •"* . colonnl. .ri.orderly cvmduct. FIRST TEST 1 F ru e h a u f Trailer'"TVnipdhy" D e­ Jacksonville to Tam p*. I am two week*. They $7 fine, to .u.pended. will re tu rn tro it. T h . court dliecte.l the order 1 firm ly convinced the handling of MADISON,'"WIs.. June .lO.-bTl thie m atter ahould be eipedlled. home by way of the Shenandoah to be set aside. Valley and N orth Carolina. tVIsconaln’a new onemplovni-nt The m m are held In Jail.' meuroace law—the nation'* first — Several hour* la te r McLeod Mr. and Mrs W . A. Patrick and goes Into effect tomorrow. received notification of the P ar ' Foor hundred thousand worker* don Board’* action. Member* e f dau g h ter. Caroltn*. will leave to ­ JA C K S O N V IL L E . Juno 30— , will be eligible to recelre bene­ the Board recalling the prisoner* m orrow m orning for Chicago and George P. tA 'entw uith of P e n sa ­ fits under fto provision* If they were Gray, Mayo. C om ptroller points in W isconsin to .pend a cola and L eonard Replug!*of] faaa, their Jaha after It begin, to I^o n a rd , A ttorney G eneral I-andt* month. Palm Beach were endorsed a* tba epaiota on July 1. h G iu rto x D e m r r i h u t a CreaAwA N. J. Mrs. H. A. Nawm am Mr*. Sam uel p arty'* nominee* for the two un-j it • *I , —•» - ate* ’ «m— - .. ■ i Governor Sholta wa* not in Tal , mm U nited S ta te . Senate lahaaseq. Puteaton, Mr*. W. A Adam*, and .s p ir e d Oliver’s parola woa not Miaa Mary E lisabeth I’utetlon of term s by the Duval C ounty lte-| vested until a fte r savers! unauc Boston m otored to O r’ando Mon- publican K iecutive C om m ittee In ccssful aitem pta to And It. B# U nu day afternoon to1 , see Mr* T. A. a recent m eeting here. ^ , Republican candidate* in th* w as a rre tte d here a. J « k Oliver F.dwln Strohochn. and although officer* Insisted he N ovem ber general election will had been a t R alford, th ere was Mr. and Mr*. L ester Johnson be nam ed officially a t a sta te no record on Mm th ere by th a t of Miami, who hava been vlalllng com m ittee m eeting of the p a rty nam e. Mr. and Mr*. I t Z Jo h b 'o n . in Orlando som etim e th is week. Detective S ergeant Bosh recalled W hen considering th# m a tte r of T , W n t F l r t t S t r a ti , will taava to­ ■etna b*w the delegeU# hid d im * n itrated to vlgoeoooty foe special Dem ocratic yesterday, how evtr, th a t ha m orrow for 8 t A ugu.tin*. Jack - a proposed Proaidanl Raotevalt the night bafaro. awoera wo* a t a p ratty low HiT itwij the atlases a f R ay OI Oliver,* county •onvilla, t a d F o te to In .O a ra g te , sen ato rial p rim ary , the abb w han tlm# cam* t* namlnaU VI*#-Pr**io#«l Oarnar for another Jimmy Letter, Jack Aoerlwa ana Mrs. Johnson will ba rem tm berad com m ittee offered to help count farm. Out a law af th* faithful paraded far "Caalua Ja sk " w ith ta n Roy Hvtaon. Ills parol# vea* a . D em ocratic ra n d i-| the form er MU* K atharine ballot*. S is aldarabt* vim. #v#n thaugh lhay marehad batwoan amply pasta fa* found In th* nama af Ray Olleer. Johnson of th is city. d ates who have announced forj tha m at! part. (AaaotlaUd Prato Phot#) Ha wa* sen tenced to flva years the scat* of Senator* Duncan U J I traded In my small car to get a on May I I . 1934, a t B artow fo r] b rin g taken to Jail half a block big Dodge "Beauty W inner." tt F letcher and P ark T ram m all * r e ; |' tho robbery of th* O. K. C andyl aw ay. Ho w as la te r arroatad Governor In one of tha beat move* I ever Dave Sholta; form er Kilwanl <• Rohinuiii's rolrrlion Com pany a t L akriand a fte r Ms on a p artm e n t house on tha out- G overnor Doyle C arlton. T am p a; u f oil pointing* is on of thu laru a rra a t In TUmpa, and a fte r he sk lrta of T am pa. 'C laude Pepper. T allah assee; r ,t p riv ate collection' in the w n l. lo-avr Miami Ju ly 3 I Q Q ^ bod fought with and eluded po­ One# Unco bte rricaaa from C7,a r |,a g. B row ard. M iami; C. O. U.-t, Miami July 8th O v R alford b* w as picked up her* Andrew*. O rlando; nnd P.obert J. Moran. lO-yeae-ul.l actor. lice at Lakeland. gate (1k All B l » »a«l In October. Boone. Miami a tto rn ey . I " " " »’ te .lr .l n* “ A m erica* most In less than a year after bo fo r la vastly* tkm 9 > ] wa* admitted to tho penitentiary 1918, b u t ba « • • not held. Replogle was barked by F ..ri irp rv srn la ltv e buy** by a naliunal M areneo, bte p a rtn e r, w ant to da d elrg atea to the recen t Be-!coml",n >f' ho was oat on a condtlonal par­ don granted Apr. 28, 1128, In R alford the aocond time behind publican eonvrnlton for the vice­ The real name at 3 l*pln Fetchaplta of tho fact that hit record him , tn M ay, 1938. and w as pa- p residential nom ination. lit, negro comedian, la Lincoln For* 50 R. Fine Hi. Orlande Th. 8191 showed half a do sen provloaa ar­ rolod tea t M arch to Dr. a W. rest* In addition to hia coavlcttea Duka who In a made it plain ( W hrn J o in C raw fonl u lrr* llir- |ryand a period In tba Inaana asy­ th a t K* did a o t Inlercoda f o r ^ t r r p*rtlen In her barkynrtl. slu M aranco. p»»sfi b t |$ of popcorn. lum. ml a ftrttd to hava him p a ro le d t p Department of Juatlc* flits showed Oliver was first arroatad to m e," aa&d D r. Duke, - on th e , S YEARS AGO Estreats 510 Bond 8. Munson Tiano Sckool, «U1 give a certificate piano redUI a t 8:00 r. M. at Mrs. Mun•ea's Btudio cn Myrtle Avenue Assistant talm t will be Martin gtteacipher, banlon* The T. E. L. H a « of the First BOptiet Church will meet at 3:1U F .’M. with Mrs. A, K. Russcttar, 0 + 9 Avenue. graaleala Rcbekah U«lgc will hove * ,colled mertrng at 3:00 I’­ ll. a t the Odd Fellow*' |l* || to mas taste and elect officer*. So­ da! hear afterward* at ‘hr homo af.'Mre. D. C. Howard, 1103 Oak AVeatia. H it DwioctAbs OOP ' New Yorker* iM-rhap* will |h ln k bcllrr of Soviet Russia When they i-iani th a t \M rty -th rre ticket *|>et'uliiti>rs. Including the fonurr m an a g ers of th ree Iheete rs in l^nlngrO d. h a re been sent t o J a il.- Mllwauksw Jo u rn a l. ' Republicans Select Senatorial Hopefuls Cmtutftsiofters ' Nod Ajrproval For Lottery •Control »ui Iho Jnrk4otivl1l«« Now Bust we bnro added a north .Florida man ns governor In mir nlrewly long list of north Flomlo men hohllng Importnnt Florida offices, how about elect. big a south Florida man to Iho United Blais* Sanale • 5 miles oat on DeLand Rd. committee, ctamUir of w w b i w V pvofm n for lht» rowilnjc t The Gemma government, acCugdihg to latest report*, la plan­ ning to spend $1,800,000,000 dur­ ing the current year for rearmlug. and ether purposes of war. 8 bare Biller took chart* tn Gertuany during 1935, the governiwent hat dpent a to u t af ever $0,000,000,000 on armaments. No wonder there la little unemploy­ ment In Germany. Everyone la 8ANP0HD TWENTY vaulting In munitions factories, or otherwise getting ready far Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Fatridgi War. • . and Mira Haiti* Eatrldg* are ha <2, « a n d 32 volta) » « rip H eatee-R e ’ott* has is o rival nf Its Prnioeralir delegalea In III* I ’hllJih'lphia t'onVrntlon will have S .doll lime moninaling a poolHgltial., ticket links* they Iwgin talking about wh«L limy should do in 1910.— Boslou Givi-. Social Calendar Convicts Voided P e r s o n a ls I Eleven Cases Heard Ab Orlando Lawyer On Sheriffs Plea A laF ., sprat O. Hawkins of M ontgom ery, Deris Hockey, pupil of the week-end here with M5 W 1st SL— Phona St # Thnt well known "dead bsne." the rrfftt »tAtr« eMml, U lhA lrn«l* In f BATTERY f RADIOS BAUER’S RADIO SERVICE ttrowdrr, of Kansas. ftondky w i hermlnatird as the rommonlat par­ ty 's candidate for prrsMrnt of the United Stria*. , J’amr* W, Ford, Harlrm negro, w u similarly rhdsen *s the eandtdltc for vice-president. Twenty .thousand sporialorx packed In Msiilson Squire Garden joined the party’s 710 delegate* In cresting a bedlam with their lontrs still mechanical nolse-mnkers tn rival rrrsnt demonstration* of thomajor politic*! parties. The convention a'ripte.1 n mili­ tant plitfnrm for a “farmer-la­ Senator Mrtfll of Kenaat Said bor" paity snd heard Browder de­ the Lamlon monrriry view* ereat- nounce arery other pretlikmtlal eil ad Issue. “A return of the gold candidate In the field. Browdar. son of S Kansas schod standard would ko a most ruinous teacher, proclalcnad communism aa thing." he explslned. O, 8. Warden of Montana said !«ha only raid to “peaca. freadom the platform “anply advocated nnd docvrlty for all." “ A “unltwl paoptay’ fropt." ha a continuance aiyi p ><wsu lfatio n of the New Deal" and found the slid, was needad—a union of “tba trade unions, fanners’ oryanliaIssue In that. But for th» national women’* lions and all progress Ire* to unite .. psrty, llelan Bunt Voat. chairman In a farmer-labor party." We see where Krunk Wldeman, another 8<>«lh Florida misn, li eonel'lcvtniir hie ehsnrea for the the United .ttotes Henale. Municipal Bench S o cia l A n d Personal A c tiv itie s Occupied Mood ay MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor 148 By Judge Sharou P a r o l e Of Two RADIOS CAR RADIOS f FBIiIaDELPIIAI, Jons 5 0 - considerable doubt ns to their guilt. The Kailm cases nre being studied by the Board,' said Newell, *wfth the un­ derstanding Hint they will he returmvl to enstddy at the expiration of 90 days unless the representation Is borne nut.* "And then—the four who carried away a theater safe were released, not because somebody offered them . i^ r.b e W T r/-^ — th?y m ight be IpnoT W t’TtTf'^fTficrpally for ihe reason' th at a fifth Wlbft fft the mbhery who turner! stato’s evidence had hefrn pftitrtdd. Tin Board tliooght It would give all five the HkHtt chance. The situation would be ridiculous and hilariously fanny if It were not disgusting. , . "At first It seemed Board was Just releasing Hills­ borough county convicts. But nOw there’s the report of a thief from Alachua county, paroled a few month# Ago, and just arrested hero In bad company with sawed-off ahotgutis, etc. And Dade county finds a wife-slayer undet life B u t com nenlalor* V*v» o ther sentence was released in April, without notifying Interest­ thought* on pw am oent l u o r t. Sec­ ed officials. Was he rclenscd because somebody gave him re ta ry Ickrs Mid: "H ie funiwnenfnl 1**0# la a jo b ,.o r beenuse somebody doubted his guilt, or vrhat? whether tha iwnplr who own prop­ That hasn’t been explained, but perhaps It was because he erty and hrv* big income* ahall was In poor health and lUlford cllmnte didn’t agree with pay a fair ahwa of the laxra.” tT fcI'lcnt floosrvell says hn has enlisted for Iho dll rotlorn of ihe war . • • which nu»y menn unlll 1040 or beyond. HOME Continental Members O f League Would Be Asked To A ffiliate H igh Point In & « pressing F e e l i n g n u im n T H E B A N FO R D . R B R A ID . S A N F O R D , F L O W D A t= Unitcd^S tales Ot E ar ape Proposed By Premier Blum Dakota. (M wVn were nmaMseale ‘ and thooghtftit. “A working p'riTonii." said Senator H eartier of Tenftesgeo, '%ot S «*Oidrtomcr*ttpn of genVtteTftto* fior i Wmtriw Unton r l i f rim ." “GovemnteriaHy nil right, thin. I won't send yob to prison. Have ydk taournl." added Rovorftor lyhman of transportation to Illinois?' I Vow York stair. "Promote# Uio "As to the Knden brothers, Convicted of armed rtibvIVrlfsiW of an geetfcm* of Uw coonliery of a grocery executive, it aecfns they were tomeaIttry,** said WUIIam ft. Bojrto of loose because an nffldavit by Somebody said there wasi Vrvaida. “Selfish InUreala will litm ." TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1886 TUESDAY. JUNE 30, 1 W THE ffiWTORD KEKALD, IlN T O tD , kMt ** ~*~wdmfaa>fn(ajtXpgf f ijgg»<a9»» s s jV M ♦ vi < > ij. to * U P » �r a m V ; . '1 ; : :: 3f Championships Heavily On Youth Injuries Hurt Fan And Costly Cft Xesns’. Veteran In ^ ." S ^ T a f Boys Accept 'o D r a w U p S et O f I m u Fot Building rz J 3 Offer Of W « In No V. Tourney For Diamond Fight • ' ■ • *. YORK, J e w %Q/~yfy*~ By TAT B A T im iin * N*W tC liy Co«m U etonjM tnl*M T * * " ■ament IWrertta, smecihGardner Mailer of »*• the Inaugural mo+a to oh7 e f . MUM, won 't w e clobhoun fseillUee a t the *H]i the M e of three fe n l ban perk f« r the • * * * « ? lL» of thd* Chattanooga Leek* •dta la the spring training soa­ r y t.- C. Hill and Charier Wet* a delegation ■ that rfnrod before (he eltr fa then to 5vWe the tone that eeet Uiie sitr the Chetteaoofa club's p n eeaee lait year. Officially, the commission suthcrUed an expenditure of W# for plana of n elnbhooee which Will W aubmlttod to eotne r r r . am mental relief U « T Irb e p e e ef obtaining coni Inaction M e frem that w o rn . .'.There Owe wide gape In the eetmetae volcsd bofpre the fo re m ia f board. One. faction be­ ttered the structure could be erected fer approximately $300. "would be aerrioeeble without M ar either a thing ef beauty or o f'e y * aere. Another contingent S id an elaborate house could he B et,up fer maybe t W « or MrBOB.' * S w f lc a tin s pointed to. the feet thnmploooMpo for the e e m d her title. b» mieeeeelen. * . There ego, 1 Like Urn three other wieners’ rm a te e BUehe Of penultimate . hmcket— F m d, WM . oeneatlo Ferry, the defending champion, H. town ae a diet W. (Bunny) Austin- and Baron lO-feet heard d Gottfried Ton Crdmm—Budge presented her ■ailed through without the Io n of national areata a-set,.w inning n t M , a-4, *-*. Hi rawed that If an afternoon prodding few* thrills of her own, t log the a tends and Uw grounds, Barry sad Austin claimed Americans as their tlm n d i-F e rry annihilating a willing hut eut* classed Bryan (BtUy) Qruat ef Allan (a, M , #-3, g-l, and Austin making Wilmer AUlson, the 11* year-old, . American > champion. le e k .e e . though he eg le st' had reached the end of the trail. Austin Woo, M . M , 7-A Von Cfamm, flnellat egaiaat Perry last year1, admlaieterad the seme hitter medicine to the VetrtT -.ad act <imwferd e f Australia, LlrfaapU uf a t *-1. 7-g, H j u t before a virtual cloudburst ended _____ hNUIIUu fer the day. . ' Perry, who bed seen plenty of J *••• Grant'a style ef play la America, ■ beat knew what to expect and ref need taahea, to bo drawn Into long romps with ■ $*• the Atlanta mite, Inatoad he | closed la ae quickly ee possible , WM and on almost every point imaahl Japan te d Grant off the court. , credThe Briton breka away iwtftly Amer- to a 1-0 lead and then Grant »tilled, braced and pulled ap level. He lag as Edward P. OalsnSr. on e af last yanr'a three Tiger mp e n to tatlvrs, was elim tuted la the l i n t round,' M , U by Will lam If llmfMMi n f flnm ritl American weuld be included a project to W oof the grande tend, although It wue* apparent the ctobhes n would receive the greeteot concent ration ef effo rt Other iporting piuJkM dierucscd by the commission last night (Minded one to m eodltlm i the municipal golf course and n proposal to transform the lower floor ef the country dub Into n ban room. N E W T O E * , J u n e SO- ~ 0 Joe Cronin, the youxg m m ■ D ivtn questions about why Benton Bed Sox are a m * u half m um * tack of the Teal round metr i se hi Ococge C Btovm Burts BeUlworu, Bnrtfcy A. U agr and George B. ] .of Penney Ivmnln. Bouiwafa, of J defee led Charles tumble, M , T-P. drts, of Miami, Geanld McCarthy H M. •su u fa '.to ' warrant expectations that cur lads vQj grab a substan­ tia) number Of prints a t Berttn In A lfU lt* ‘ j* 1 v Al Uteir beet, thia -eouatry'a ethictoe are i g i l l i of iwooplng Iho high Jump and pole salat, In spite af Japan's potential dial­ in g s in hath events. Our raeoadbrcakcra la other spccUHka, such aa J a n e Ow ens In the broad jump and Jack T ea m an In Ibc shot put, an y ha harder pressed, bag they have shewn their ability to come Wa wtn k a ta • good chases to take the hummer and - discus thrums, h u h .-comparatively pees four, years ago. may be i f f n t by m a p tn ra of Iho hammer-throw. la g . championship, U U c t toports indlnte Div Patrick OtMllagB»n, Iraland'a two-Ume ekampirn, wUl not ho a t Berlin. Mean■while, the Rhode Island conttogini, handed by Henry Dwyer, SO * £ ■euldn'l I* ™ ■ « **?**? ** * ■“ P fa'P f a * — ]~ TTILL T | , r sport. Her dim je e r when Mai wisp ef II who a pin, won Urn Utle. Then came th defence, "Mary la a fi '■used the proud Trances Hoerye her daoghUr di ehaiaoWn doeea ™ *» The doecr aheut, I canl Mrioa* *•««» It •"*> $«*>le aw n ■he reaches her peek.” T kafe whet the BtUe champion did. Aa cbe pulled herself out of the w ater after each dire, she tta r le d and hed n iw .it time. Other girls, pressing and striving far farm , worked herd end long. Tet, t their seriousness, they didn't ap. praeeh Mary's form Sff'the throemotor springboard. . A n d then t u n th e ‘hour when ■ho Imd to defend her tIUe, e prised oho th at thousands of gtrls •truggled fer years t« win without wwcea. As defending champion, Mary w a celled to nubs the flrat diva., • Suddenly, the' full Weight of sheenpieu fetl! o* her. I "O h ,. mama,” ah# p lc d H . "I s l a n t wan) to dtvo firs t I want djv» third or faurih-^axy place 'b a t flra t" ■ ~r T -»i She hed to dire first hut aa her babyish frame arched through the a ir dad toward the wXtar, It w u n f a r different form ffam the Abe th a t pierced Ufa salt W arn ee graeefiUy during tM ditty. It twtfahed.wHh nervmnneea and the en try Into areU r wasn't so amcxjth. Later, ehe fell to pistes completely with one ef her worst dives, atnk- h >SSW S D 1 U I ■’t f f i a j w s a » �; *• •4T i •„ . - n jp*r- .'• 9 # % ^» \ /«&*♦ *►'■* J' > *w; .. i? ^ • * •^ I--*-?! f i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 30, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0ad0b5c3b203e53e4b036d618f50807c.pdf fe90de600945a67e002403211aa165a4 PDF Text Text PAGE SIX SATURDAY, JUNE 27, TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA DIZZY DEAN AND YOUNG JIM FARLEY WHOOP IT UP FOR DEMOCRATS AL SMITH DEMONSTRATION SETS OFF RIOT AT CONVENTION Tho Democrats had lha aid a< two oiport ahaar Itadara whan thoy bagan parading and domonatratlng at Ihalr national canvantlon In ••hlladalphla. dual flvo mlnutaa altar ha atrallad Into tha aonvantlan hall, D lu y Daan, ambaaaadar from tha »t. Loula Cardinal*. grabbad a horn (loft) and ahoutad: “Novar mind tha kaynotln’, lat'a gat an with tha damanatratlan." Jamaa Parlay, Jr. grabbad tha bannar af Kla fathar’a alata and cllmbad aalrlda tha ahauldara ad Tom McNamara ad tha Taaaa dalagatlaa to rlda tha Damaoratla ran go. (Aaaoclatad Praaa Photo*) . COTTON’ED’ DRAWS COLOR LINL . ' 'VJ ■ Al Smith damonatralora unfurling bannara In tha gallary to atari tha flrat real row af tha Oamacratla National Canvantlon. ?'y during lha riot t lat follow,d a apaach by Frank Wlckhjm. proaldant of tha Young Damacratld Club* af Amarlaa. ■I fldoiatalt. A b o il M youtha who boro lha b jr.n irj • • v * Want Al Smith” war* ahaaad from tha Phlladalphla *• ------------ «J •*"*» ph«'«) • . •*, ' n m w n i w p r ■y f . A - /JH if l ROOSEVELT AND CARMFR PP.tiPARUD TO ATTEND CONVENTION CARRYING ON WITHOUT 'COTTON ED’ Arouaad by tha prtaana# ad Nogra dalagataa and a Nagra mlnlatar pronouncing tha Invoeatlan, Sanator Illlaan D. (Cattmt Id) Smith af South Carolina mar*had aut af tha Damaoratla National Canvantlon, angrily taro up pagara and throw tha blto to tha wind* t* omphaala* ha waa “through.* Later ha relented and returned, aiplalalna ha meant ba waa through only with tha ■ Nagra bualnaaa.* (Aaaaalatod Croat *•» •> ....... , •' * Hera tr* Via*•Proaldant Garner (laft) and Proaldant Naaaavalt at the Whit* Houaa tattling th* Mat mlnuto ptoaa far atUndlng tha Dam. aaratla aonvantlan at PhlladelhpU. Tha Roeeavtlt< Garner team that waa tucaauful In tha 1SW alaatlan will ba ronemlnatod. Harmanlaua an thalr candidal#*, tha dalagataa war* not aattMd an a platform, however, at dlaputot arota over plonko for aanatltuUonal ahanga tad aodaraamant af tha Tawnaand Old Aa* Panel an plan. (AttoeUtod Praaa Photo) ROBINSON m h (Cotton Kd) Smith, Oav. oil* aad ANaraato OoMpata Denial 1 WorWnli Jalogatoa to fka Om dimontiaUam on Ua flpoi of Um M astU w i Hr*. B. If. I a taombar af th# pialfana aga k af Ftotowa City, tptiabar af j *“-■ <" "«•» ... Democrat!* aatiapal convention In Ffc&adelpHla are afcaarn In an* of f U f l to lrlskSl Front raw, Gears* P. Rraay of Tampa, tkiiraaa M d sn a Of Ur* Oak. rfca i W l M ) O » . Tttadway of Ttlk k aatat, t^Uan. Btoadiaf kaklnd them, igfl to Hgkt: Mra, Ada Ma# Babaraan IONS DEMOCRATS TO 1936 BA1 �-------- r -----— :.'aj . Srealnol# County Produces M o n Fruit* And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area la America AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXV Member Aasodatad Press Marenco Arrested! By Tampa Officers! | f ^ v, ! •Newspaper Uncovers Releases Of Three ' Raiford Prisoners JACKSONVILLE, June 29. (A P )—Gov. Sholtz raid .-today he will have an invea-; ttgadon made Immediately) into th e casern of the eight men paroled recently by the S tate Pardon Board and vote fo r revocation of the parolee If th e cases were not as rep. resented to the board. VT ’v r i NUMBER 2 l i Cheering Multitude Sees R oosevelt And Garner Accept Nominations 1 Selassie Will Personally Go Before League '9 Coiuiuered Ruler IM Given Huge Ovation! Upon Arrival In Geneva To Plead Case To Have Begun With Fight Directed By Agents Of Japanese l» F TW t i w I i i H s Established In 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, .MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1936 Sholtz To Launch N orth China Investigation Into Bombs South Army Eight Parole Cases Chinese Civil War Is Reported Governor Says He’ll 1 Football Coach Held D e m a n d Rcvoca- For Society Slaying ? tion If Probe Shows1 — ■ ------------ Action As Too Hasty | ib ra la Sanford la T ie Only Central " ^ L Florida City Affording Rail, Illghw aft And W ater Transportation rn w l Emperor Touched, By Demonstration Military planes of CMing Kai Shah, dictator nf (Tim s', central government, today were reported to have rained bomb* on Kwangxl Kwmngtung provincial arm let of Southern China. Circuitous w h i r r , reacdilng Hong Kong fVom Nanking indicat­ ed Genera, Slmn ('hiang, th reat­ ened with civil w ar In the nhape of an oatenaHde antl-Jspan.r* mil­ itary movement directed oy lead­ ers of the Southwest government, struck boldly te gain the upper Assemblv Expects To Abolish Sanction* • A g a i n s t Italian*! CENF.VA. Juno 29.— (APM — F m p fro r H a ile S f l iu u t lr a sp o k e s m a n to rla y a n n o u n c e ® t h e c o n tjiie m l ru le r w o u la ■personally a d d re s s L e a ftu e » f N a tio n s a s s e m b ly to m o rro w in nn e lo v c n tn h o u r a p p e a l f o r “ ju s tic e . SD* • la s s ie w ill sp e n k In F re n c h . hand. 8 ii bombers, reports veld. bUetert concentrations near Wing Chow, then they dropped project ilea on Kwang Tung army trenches In Ihe Southern Klangal pen vinca. Tho A rgentine ileIrKntlon* Shore leaves for American sellwhich took the Initiative In r a l lj ors In TilngUo were canceled a f t­ in g tom orrow ’s assrm kly to Th* Governor raid ho, Attorney er angry Japanese, Incensed hy reWith the sanctions question, Cary D. Landis tad BocnUty ofj iernt Chinese customs guard attended to v isit th e em peror fa Stats R. A. Gray granted the tseks on vuapected Japanese m a­ parotea became the attorneys | rine sgjlgglvre,* mftVH . ' m w ' t ’x 'r1 Uritir at hat- appeared to be )y on th* bom* V th* custom* ewnminimum of oratory, wa* pUnns giMif. neerrm fur AiUoding clem­ Thousands upon thousands of people packed every nook end c o rn e r of Franklin Held In Philadelphia to ice and hear President mlseioner. a Briton. for the anti-Italian sanction** ency. Th* order recalling th* Amer­ Roosevelt S l i d Vice President Garner accept nomination for re-election. Thi- picture-was made ns the I’rcsldCrff spokE- It w ts taken Th* hlg question Is whether th * "If Investigation dlacloeet we icana to their ihlpa waa Issued to from a fag comer of the stadium and looks toward ttw speaker* sla nd. (A P Photo) I-signs will rvcognlis th* te r r i­ acted too haitily or on mlareproJamea C. I’rrry (above), assiat■void any International Incidents. tory acquired by 1tailing througR eentatlon of facte,” he declared, ■nt football coach at I.oyola Uni­ The American Asiatic Squadron fore*. ”1, for one, wll vote to revoke versity In New Orleans, waa ten­ la In this Shantung port for sum ­ Selassie received the acclaim o f the perolea end regain the cus­ tatively charged with manslaugh­ mer maneuver!. tody of th* men.” what waa tald to have been th* Japanese sources tald police te r and released under bond a fter At Tallahaitee Gray tald he largest crowd ever anem bled M from the Jap an eiet Consulate fru s­ favored more rigid rutei concern­ a fight at a wedding ‘reception in trated a poeslhle attack on the Geneva when, a dignified t a d ing parolee. He eald be favored the fashionable Orleana Club in home of Cuetomi Commissioner tragic flguru, ho arrived her* not acting on any except emer­ which Summers Carpenter, 21, Andrew Campbell. Th* crowd g a th ­ lest week from Paris to plaad WASHINGTON. June 29 gency cases between aeml-annual was killed. (A P Photo) hi* country’s cau?o befora th* ered In front of the Campbell house (/PI —Marion A. Zionchcck. rep­ meeting* of the Pardon Board League of Nation*. , . •»» a fte r a demonstration before resentative from Washington and to notify tka prosecuting at­ Ordinarily potentate* and Chinese cuitome headquarters. A state who escaped ffgru Ihe torney In all major eases. statesm en mean nothing to Ge- ] Jsjwneeea military guard waa Towwixi Maryland Sanatorium The Hillsborough county grand posted In front of the residence. neva, where they are as common i last night, was reported l<«lay Nry has called on the governor Reports from Chang**, llunan as politicians In Washington, bat to be hiding In his office at the for. an rapUnation V>f parolee Province said that the situation for once this rather un Tirollunut capitol hut the report could not it m m fat that between central government and Catvanlst city wss stirred te ltd be verified. Circuit court today resumed Tli# SeiflTTOIs County Chamber Crop dlvrrtlan prolVhly trill Southwest antl-Jipanes* troop* G uard, stood hi-fore Ihr of. who-served IB mon'tha of their of Commerce today bad Inc reared spring tsrm proceeding* undeT depths. Thousands of ld m lirig not bs necessary this year In or­ flee door end there were rum or, sentence* and were paroled to its library facilities through th* .hirigs Millard Smith a t Rufus gathered befnr* th* Cornnrtn (UtJ der for Seminole growers to colthat Zlnnrh.-ck hml (men seen, their wive* In Illinois. addition of city directories from Johnson, negro, began tr ltl on tion as the Negus Neguatl arrived Isct federal payment* fur cover hut officers refus'd to <uy If In Tampa early Sunday morn murdsrlUf Sidney on tha Paris express. Ifi Florida municipalities and four charges of Crop* under the roll con>orv»1lon he had. lug police nabbed Louie Marenco, Gilbert. 'T,ong live the Empcrorl" w** out-of-stale cities. program, ft wav announced today A w arrant was out for Ihe who bad been paroled by the Juror* sworn In are T. A. the yell th at rose from thousand* Officials pointed out th a t tho by C. R. Dawson. County farm congressman In connection with board after be had been cen­ agent. library is open to tbs public and Tice, Seth I . Woodruff, A. J. of throats as Halt* Selasato, w**Ca squabble with Mrs. Henjsinin to Raiford for four years contains directories from practl Aulln, Rudolph McCullough, A. G. Ing the gray fell hat and g re y While no definite statrm rn t hue Scott Young recent y over a attempted burglary in CHICAGO. June 29—OP)—Be­ rally all cities in thi* state and! W agner. J . I- Hudson, E. J. cape that score* of newapap** been reeased. Mr. tkswv>n sold *i»b-lrascd apartment. She al­ county. He served but fore the eyes of her 7-year-old from many of thoso in states! Toll Warren J. King, W. A. photographs have made famllfatr, ho had received reasonable assur­ leged she was Injured in strug­ four month*. ton, who lay in bed betide her, nearby. > W eltman, C. N. Hudson, J . R. emerged from tho station. Touchad j gle* with the Zlnncheck. The Tampa Tribune eald today Mrs. Florence Thompson Caatle, The Seminole County Boys' Ath­ ance th at a change will be made by tha demonstration, th* Emp«r- I T. E. Simpson, president, said Stew art and J . F. Story, In the current set up soon. letic Club will meet Thursday at it had leaned that Jo* Kaplan, 28, comely divorce# and enter­ the directories have been In-j Sheriff J. F. McClelland, on* o r smiled, uncovered hi* bead Under the present method. It Is alleged murder of Mb wife In tainer, was choked and beaten th* Fourth Street Arena, Judge valuable to local individual* and, of tha wltneasea In Johnson’* and raised hi* hand In greeting Miami, also .waa freed by action to death today by a hug* negro S. A. B. Wilkinson, director, said necessary that farmers make sumo business concern* desiring ad-1 trial, said the accused confessed as h* took h it te a t In an au to ­ today. diversion of crops before they nr* of th* parol* board. He waa aen- who Invaded her hotel room. dresses as well as those staking J t o ' (laying Gilbert. Robbery was mobile th'at bore tho green, y*tallowed to collect rover crop pay(Peattewel ee »**• O n e) I On th* mirror of th* drvtier to determine classifications, of- Ihe motive, according to tha low and red colors of Ethiopia. _ _ I th* killer scrawled with th* Alhert Blum* and Olive M. mrnts, the county agent said. flcials and various business. In an interview given to Uld County officer. Msadders, both of Bunnell, were Mr. Dawson said the regulations L o c a l D e m o c r a t s rictlm’a Up*11** “Black Legion. licensed to wed here early Sunday The library aim has nn file A crude shot gun apparently { press of the world a t the C aritoa now governing Ihe anil conserva­ L U l t t l 1 /C H I U L r O lO iI Game!" G(lmer Beneat Repeal h the writing was telephone directories of many morning, according to rvconki In tion program Is known as class trn-guage weapon, waa among Hotel, where hu to slopping, Hall* skull and croee Funeral services fur Jnsrpli cities. One nf tho m o lt Used the material evidence presented. Selassie sternly summoned th* tha office of Jam** G. Sharon, one, while the conlrollng factors ' bone*. county judge. Tho ’court room waa crowded l.eegu* to do Its duty In th* fat* which are expected to bernme ef­ Wilbur Rutledge, :m7 East Third volume, is the "Thomas Regis­ After twice questioning th* fective will be referred to as class Street, will be held Tuesday morm ter". which lists names, addresses with spectator* early this a fte r­ of Italy’* conquest of hie countryl I eon, polk* tald they believe the Ing at 10 (.'cluck from the Krirk- '.articles produced by, and the rat- noon. expecting th* Jury to r e ­ “The League of Nations, th* J slayer either raped or attempted Carrol English was arrested two. . Nearly BO Sanford Democrats rape the victim after (lugging her* yesterday and booked by th* Another Important announcement sun Funeral Home with Ihe Rev. ing of all important m anufactur­ turn a verdict before tha and of guaidlan of cnlleellvo security, awes It te itself not te haw be­ the day. smembltd Saturday night la City her. Before leaving, th* tntruder county on charges of drirlng an made by Mr, Dawson recounted A. II. Cole officiating und the Rev, ers In the United States. New dlroctoriei are those from Hall Andltorium to baar Presi­ looted Mr*. Cattle’s pun* and automobU* while drunk. Deputies the fact th at growers who have A. 8. Peck assisting. S. J. Nix Waa appointed by tha fore brutal force,” he declared. Miami, Rrndrnton. Del-and, Jack­ court to represent the defendant. "To recognise as legal *n ac­ dent Roosevelt deftvtr hlg nomi- scattered th* content* on the fire Hickson and Gordon mad* the ar­ planted com itill have time to ohMr. Rutledge was 71 years old. rattoa rarepti aa* epeech on a escape. The slaying took place rest. Tomorrow’* docket Include* a n ­ complished crim e would bo sq-ltrits U ln a cover crop payment on nne- He died early Sunday morning ufl- sonville, lakeland, la k e Worth, Orlando, Palm Reach, Palatka, other murder trial, th a t of Almar lent ta proclaiming In th* fa«d rati— wide network. thlrd of the area under cultlva. e r an Ulneea of 16' months. In the fifth floor room of the Pensacola. Rarasota, St. Peters­ Robinson, negro. II* will ho de­ of th* world tho supremacy of Tuesday's tidesi low, 19:41 A. tion. W f j im l program, scheduled to hotel. The deceased urns a member of burg, TallkhsMee, Tam pa, W rit fended by John L*onardy, local forco over right.” M. and 11:31 P. M.; high. 4:47 A. rocetded the President's A quantity of giant burr clover M. and 5:29 P.‘ M Bun rises at seeds, for sample purposes, I* be­ tho Methodist Church. He has Palm Beach, Atlanta, Ga.. C har­ attorney. woe not carried out Hall* Selassie asserted that hi* 1:29 A M. and tats at 7:32 P. ing shipped to the local farm agent lived her* for 10 year* and was lotte, N. C., Columbus, Ga., and The amsuat t f money collected Lloyd Boyto, aesU tent state’* government In western Ethiopia Mobile, Ala. from the affair Waa not known M. Moon risae at t i l l P. M. and and will be available to those who horn In Fort Branch, Ind., un Dec. attorney, represent* th* prosecu­ * u th* sole legitimate regime la In another announcement today tion. tedpy, since all parsons sailing del Ire them. MU at 1 A. M. the realm, and added pointedly* 1, 1804. from th* Chamber of Comm«re* • » ttekate had not made their re­ Mr. Dawson said h* had not been “Th* League cannot disavow o# Surviving are th* widow, Mrs. President Simpson said he prob-| porta. Tha cash will bo uaod to Florida: fair to portly cloudy to- Informed as to th* amount of th* go back on Ita own action* to th* E .liabeth C. Rutlodga and a niece, he^ iafrq ^U M ^rattou U Demo- Two member* of tha Sanford Sight; Tuesday partly cloudy to M*d* h* will receive and Indicat­ profit of tho government imposed port. Son* of lb* Legion, **r* itttod, p*«*lbly scattered ed th at hast* will be necessary on Mtaa Charlotte Spore o f Sanford; breakfast of the Central Florida' by th* fore* of an aggressor who two daughters, Mrs. William MuaCouncil o f Chambers of ComBrafarTa rally waa ‘ m i f sleet•<! tq atata otries* *t th* or­ la l i t r a s i sooth th* p art o f thoso who wish to b* occupies only p art a.' our trrrV. mere* scheduled for tomorrow, i grave uf Lake M ar/ and Mrs. F. many held throagboot th* State ganisation's convention In C1rap> & Extreme notthwMt Florida: sur* of obtaining a portion of th* tory.” . ■; Judge S. A. R Winlklnaon, Mr. Slmpaon anil Chamhar of­ •Months*ton’ Might” It watar, according to Percy Mare, tonight, Tuesday partly shipment. W. Short of W att Orange, N, J.; v that IMAM rtortdUaa Legion's Boy*' Work Commltt** and ouo grandson, William J. Mus- ficial* alio have been invited to Seminole County’s representative participate In a luncheon to h* on the State Democratic Exacucha Innas, grave a t A tlanta. given W edonday by tho Jack- tlva Committee, accompanied by Wootoy Brown wa* isUctad a* Sanford Junior Chamber Interm ent will bo In Evergreen aonvill* Chamber nf Commerce ____ _ iM In Robert Denton, left today for »tat* chaplain and Otrl Bodar- of Commere* will hold ■ regular ■» ■ I Cemetery. Pallbearer* , qrll, lw honor of the newly appointed'J*ck*onvlll* where they will atblum was chosen as brigade com­ ■Mating tonight at T o'clock fat C. R. Dawarm, Bemlnnl* County mander from th* fourth d1strisk th* Mayfair Hat*!, President An- • Th* City Commission tonight to Judge R. W. Whre, Harman E. s*in*ter. Scatk M. Loftln, who la ,tnd » wmmltte* meeting In the farm agent, today had returwod Mayfair Hotel. when Um post* organised tor Mi Care*way m i n 1 this expected to tak* official action on Morris, Sheriff J . F. McClelland. no>w In th* atate. to hto office foltowlng * wsokto — _ Scheduled business Included re- ahsenco during which he asesm first offfctol ysar. - r. afternoon. Only regular bualnma empiret hy th* Ranford Minis­ T. W. Lawton. Fred R. Wilson, 0 __ , organlxatlon of th* body and dla- panted flvu Geneva youth* t e a i ivn j< «ix BMuorv touum stsx Is MlttdsML terial Association that ordinance* and C. C. Priest. S G rJ f6 & n t F o resees c““ k a on primary a-'sctlona to Farm Agent Sees Change In Plans Of Conseryationj Comely A ctress Beaten To Death rn Chicago Hotel Chamber Boosts Negro Arraigned Ljbrar) By Adding As Circuit Court 19 New Volumes Resumes Session Zionchcck B o l t s Maryland Asylum For Feeble Minded Municipal Directories Rufus Johnson Faces O ffer Convenience Charge Of Killing One Of His Race For Sanford Firms New Regulations Mayi Become Effective In The Near Future . Huge Intruder Slays Woman A s S o n , Aged 7, Looks On CITY NEWS BRIEFS Jos. W. Rutledge Succumbs To Long Illness A t H o m e R a lly 'T o Collect!gj* dnmn Campaign F u n d Sanford Legion Boyfl Get State Position* At Clearwater Meet •wy would attend the Kurimmce' Wilkinson, Denton i Attend J a x Meeting ■ r a s ," O f Doctor --------- City ice rai— *-— tra— m — ■ — .-sfc,i_ k m **riy Saturday far Clranwwtor I* attend th* k s fa y amTh* called marttng nf tip Supervsntlon a id ton-day encampment vtoovy Commltt** o t thn Btote Mtrwhich to to follow. krt. ochodutod tor Monday, ho* Mr. Mow said that Liyod Boyto, Gov. City oonsmnadrt sf th* local Senior Bholt* la rat of Mn aMM rad NaLegioa port, was named to th* ra­ : *f agth* Lofton. 0 . Mkhral Sanforditai Approve School Levy Slosh Friday off which the JUJGffli Dawson Returns To ■{ Duties After Camp Commission May Act On Ministers' Plea •nd tow* forbidding gumbllng her* b* rigidly vnforced. A formal letter beiMchlng City Bradley Pays With officialdom te do Its part In ctampL i f e For Killing: tog out gumbllng wa* noted last Montoy night by th* body, al­ RAIFORD, Jura I t - W - E d though action waa postponed until Bradlag, 50, dl*d In th* electric Mayor BhinhoUrr, at th* leal t o l r - today f*k th* *l>ytog • ( atoalon meeting, mid ha h*- Andrew Nall with * ^Ihovcl H*v*d that *nfore*m*nt would b* Santa Roe* county tost yaar. th* nttttud* of th* governing Superintendent Chapman said Bradley died calmly, protesting -u „-.hU Innocence te th* and. He wa* WHIUT^CROWD* OOT BBANB (<jnTteted on evideaca that h« HARBIN. Manchoukuo, J um for a ftohlug trip afU 29.— —Wh**t seems to b* *r Nall had said hiat farm pud owdtog rat th* **y>h*an la this was known to hav* raulderahl* igira. An niltora and graln- money In his pomraton. Brad<to*Ur* ck*ek*d thrtg stock* thto toy wax arrested at Panama City •grfng titty fraud anly half aa after it was reported b* spent rma* ray-bean*, n d twto* aa moMy freely th m . Mall’s body ■nth wheat on h u d ra at thto waa found ram* day* after ha Urn* tort yuar, , ________ had brad reported ntottof. Sixth’ Truck Arrest _ , ~ . ’ Junr 29— Detecthr. S«rgu*nt W. D. Bush l.ft polle* headquarters today saying he expected to return before nightWf.WjUt th*. sixth im pact-to-w 64.000 cigarette truck r ’ Jwry. , Two ahbotlngi marked th* arreat th* fire man now h«td for questioning. Rush said two of th* Hr*. Lou la Marengo and Jack Oils re. aa Hated, are paroled state convict*. Others held art J. C. Martin, arrested at Dayton* Beech where officer* said he waa shot fat tho fbot Whan h* resisted ar­ rest. Jo* Pino of Tampa and Chart** A. Mbaten of Daytona Brack *1*0 *(*.held. Russell waa arrested la th# outskirts of Tamp* after officer* were called to tovaatlgaU th# abeottog affray. to forestry camp In th* Ocala 1&. tiona) Forest. Tha ooura* Included InxtrwsUt— te fill th* vacandea left through to foraatry,. Ilfsaavtog, nad rura th* death* of Duncan U. FtoUhar ord keeping, Mr. Dawaon raid. and Park Trammell, Approximately IK hoy* from *n over th* atata attended. County Court To Be Delayed U ntil July L O C /i^ R A T Ta tea. Av ■ County court probably will h* yah. Avaraa*.------postponed until about July IB whan Iter. Avar*** —— II Average ------ H circuit court - te finished, accord* Ing to an announcement mad* to­ day by John Leonard/ county prosecuting attorney. Mr. Lranardy to now preparing bto docket for tho smsloa. Th* court wa* achototod to hare opened tomorrow but a postpone­ ment was forced braaara ctreult court to using th* Court Hosts* chamber*, __ ^ �iv if y' rtota the d Herald m .» w Newspapanaen In Politics .3,* 5 rium m s herald/ ■ i-hiiafA T ' '‘ Tfiifiil MONDAY, JUNE 29, IBM su m m m u n i FLORIDA HIGHLIGHTS During the recent campaign B o re newppa] ured in atate politics than e r a 1, before, Florida Jfewapepcr News, a tra d e publlo Sunniiand Travel Bureau le m. fu * ac o>iu 4* fk uaa BURLINGTON. low*. Jan* » . — HO —R*pt**aatatlv# William Lamb* (R. N. D.). candidate f » prviUWnt on lh« imw Union Pnrtr ticket, inId Sunday h* would Q N iy S7X 7W /* 7 W S cowray mmmctt m C o m p le te L lp « mr*A£S7TMG jum & LIQUORS - WINES & GINS ts r o i/N O ^ r TOWbw mat*. TKomnn (TBrita. 312 SANFORD AYE. Phene 9122 2 w T t«dlU w a P^ltknl Him. L*mh* mid, with n nnlionnl com­ mit!** wad ilnt* commitUwn mem or net o r t ii s ■TVER NEVA i* A * * r /v e 1 * S Q V rH 4 * N ewlwr* th* water* of tho HH1’ k* ifcor* In afolm* pUy, w my older niiUr Olga, M *h*U* on* *amm«r day. itthod cloud nnroiUi g* h* pell Id 1* 11* flung to tb* wind: ■ M hc 1 »CW. Ant tho BOUT oovoa mltaa mutlnoote a t X«T Wa* U** • n i « m e * i ( » m l CgOCOJJiUi in Florid* A i %ea*U, lew, mndy Ulned eeJW IAN1> MET. • wee art » < » * » ! - Ml 1 IU eB*e B e ite m h d p U U n t though It may tMa, thl* tiny bay ipacbnana w in e*pt*r*d ta Arab Croak, M*T b***t* *f a dUUncti** M *te«r can tlaim, that a t baieg the mnlbrmmaat p u t of the Ueltad Urn laiaad'a center rtam the Iren iM Iiee Bend State*. proper. Let, 11 d«(. 17' U* north, From Uml Itkad’t crnVet d m the. lyua akalatan Band Key U iblhoum, with, ene r**ld*at keaper, tb* only aaa *{ all th* Ms reef Ughtbaoaa* that done not Weed' In watar. An intarertlnf faatnr* of Send X«r b tha fact that daring e berrican* tho k*y waahoe ilmort entirely nway, bet ntweye K |# f e t If w* ooirrclul that vpnLi’* bhid hour? ■Mara then tha tld*n of hat* hero r>- nm, < lW *t Btormw rH»f he* followed n* • T o Hot that dlitant epringtlme wag elected a delegate to the Democratic National Conven­ tion. A. B. Meek, publiaher of th e F ort Meade Leader waa Maw *»• hate beroid How mortal nominated a member of the county achoo).board. Over a t V Ufa ~ 1Wnih ell lie pain and <or b brief. Mulberry, Carl French, editor o f th e Preaa, waa elected a VSbat iommer know* the tinge *if member of the Republican precinct committee, and enjoya the dlatlnctlpn of being the only newapAPtrmtn in Florid* Marbl activrlv Identified with the IRepublican party. All In nil tho recent election waa a' very aatiafactory one for ipont of tho newipeper fraternity. I manured day* io «m i whiiI reaaa. )lga, tat m* nm * yonr hand m. la th* twilight of mr Ilf* bate U don*. I- undvrvUnd. gat I n nr* the droanu and P*bH«a. A Sane Fourth. For Animals Advocating n nafo and anno Fourth of July for dog* and other petn, aa well- oa for children and grown“Our Dumb Animal*," a magaxlno for aplm al lover*, 4 with tha oevin’* whtdv mgr, oi by. tb* roatl*Mr flowing waUIng by th* RW*r Nava io” . yoongMt dflocate at th* atte convention b*t wm! t w ith Uw h<* Hb R edone aed to be w ry to- children anc ^ Miami, Fla. ►be • bundled *b# win n*v- TALLAHASSEE, J t. _ —Thr** more of th* 14 candidal** for govimow In tho Jua* I Demo­ cratic primary ftlad affidavit* of campaign #«p*n*a* with S*er*tary of Btat* Gray Friday night. Th*y lUtad tbalr axpanditnm «• follow,. R. B. GaotUr, 1^0*8; Cart Maptai, HAOOl B. ». Paty, Legislature M e e t MIAMI. June W ^ R -Ja m o * M. Caraon mad* public la»t might * l«tt*r to J. B. llodgea, atate Democratic chairman, taring It waa “apparent by previau* agreement" that Hedge* and Governor Dave Bholta appoaad a ipvcltl Ivgialatlv* union to veguiat* the i*aatorial prlmiari**. ’ GtKir nadldato* fUlng *xp«aa* Rifirrtng to tb* governor'* total* Friday, with Um offka* itaUmant In Phil ad* pbla Friday for which th a *n : that a *p*clal mm Ion might U*t Vivian Cotliaa, adjutant ganaial. 60 day| at heavy iipvnn, th* 11,741; Nathan Maya, eommbiloiwr from up to ratnm no tnore. oaly twvnty-oo*. apd If *b* Candidates E n t e r M ttn fta ii D e d a se s Affidavits Showing. ‘Agreement1 Halts Costs Of Campaign > another danvontba fko • Aoihirman, prealdanUgl alactor irarily domlcilod at tea barn* of (R*publl*an), n*M) Emory Ah*rmaa, epmldua tlal itavtor, (dlapubr and Mn. W*lt« HandMr. and Mr*. LaVom* Hart Ibaa), m m ; Ell Fetch, rblogeto. ■* mJoking ta th* birth, of *. % ton on Tooaday, fop* 97. Ha laid hb campaign proprr weald not begin until Auguet, but mhan It did, It would be c*nU"<» on “the raoaiy. !**•" with • “ mud eUagteg’* itrblly barred. -Tho money qnootlon b a t Uia m ot of oar whole daproulon probl«m," h« declared, T W ro hn* never be«n ovirpredocUon la thU country. There See boon only un­ Miami attorney raid th* only me­ der coneumptlon bacagee of In* lon for a long laailon “would b# poialbla Impeachment proeaadlng*. adequate Wrthtol«« power." Th* (oofieura|g aald a national and 1 do not boltavi th* goeernoa hath eftoioa—one of'th* plank* newt fear that contingency.” Carton proposed th# epoeial »#*• la hb emnpalgw—weeld correct troebta by motatalalag n prop­ ala* Tharmby hi a b tttr to all th* en bolpac* of credit. ;floch a member* of the new Democretb ■tata commlttaa In which h# aald bank, b* iald, would parmlt th* It waa ”po*elbla but not prpbgbl* govamprent to borrow needed that I ahull b# a candMalo” far money without Paying Internet | “to th*, coupon cllppare” and thue uaator. “v I H b latter ta Hedge*, addr**a«d Increuhig taxation. ' Th# North Dakotan eiephaelxad) “D**0 Jb * “ eofd <U parti “Apparently hr p*evl**n ageea- that ha waa not out ta “itop“ went, Oovimoe Bhalta I* Phibdal- U#Uh#» fmaldaah Raoaevalt or phb and you la Lake City elmul- RapehUcan PrealdmUal Nomina* tapioonly oppoaa In th* preaa a Go*. AU M, Uadon, but v u la ■paclal melon of th*' Ugblater* tb* fight ta wla. to pnrrtde for a*d regplato^*- . U» toM ha- had “n* doubt at dal waatorial prlmario* ta FV>r- all? that ha wauld b* vlctodoui daagila. hb looaa>knit omaiwUion Ida. “Providing that th* atate pay “If wa mu get th* facta out to John. Milach, Jr., Itfl ywUrday of agrlcnlture, |1JU0; W. B. Doug- ti»« upon*** of inch prlmarta* b v tb* Bay 8«ouJ incampmant. laa, railroad oommbabaer, nop*; only a miner reaaow tar a *p#*bl P. B. Howell, fifth circuit judgt, ■m i Ion, th* major on# tetag to 9dd4i» Ire A. Hbt<U*Mn, four- prevent ‘ikuUduggery at Halfeday UobU circuit Judge, f n a Creek.* “A two-day mm ion weeld bo Royal C. Dunn, Oragreaa, fifth dlitrtat, 94UI LMtar If. Jnnlngv. •nough. and woold r*it very IR> Ciagr vu . Mcond dbtrid, |S^4>; t h i s * “Tha only teaaon tar » longet C. F. D*tch*ld*r, Congreaa, fifth dlatitat, |440| Thomaa % Bwauaon, mm Ion would t e pooaibte Imp u te mont procMdtaga, *pd I dp aai be­ CongrtM, fourth dlitrict, #419. Jt J. ParrUh, ■tat* aaoator from lieved the geverwoe p**d tat* tb*t Um 9Tth dlatrkt, 9TM.14. contingency. I* all telm iil, T Mm . Oaargo M. Dorman, praL hav* not moo, nor do I know a t daatla) elx to r. non*; C. - C aay rvkbnc* Jaitlfylag Itspm ch­ Iwm monr. *b»d“F» Miami, by Raymond L. EHtmnn and (X B. JenMtan. line* that data many *p**!»***■ bean b*«m takaa batwaan Lab* Worth and Cap* Sabi*, Ik* crocodile la ceuidarably mare aglU and vkteu* than th* alligator and tta toath are lengpr end nor* pointed, yet la a wild it*U thb qwebo **• not exhibit battill ty toward, man. MMlmam length of tho corcodila appear* to be about U lw t lb long, narrow aed pointed head- •» eoee dbtlegolahee tha crorodlle been the nUlgpten farm** friced* h* *ay* loaat U per eaat of the farmer* of th* nation are my p*r»aaal friaod*1'—bafac* addrtaalng a farm gathering at Burlington. am endm ent beaten SPECIAL FLAVORS THIS W E R E — OLD-FASHIONED. Pineapple Buttered Pecan BanaaaN ut jsfiS BATON ROUGE, L a , Jaao IB rteaf vb r t t a , *» **T W iigtabtun d a retem ito rgjjfy tea National Cbjld Labor AgmadaMut. Th« • MUsbHI |(V h(kiu47 IL4,1* \ 9«a*g voted W te. 9 «gal»t tea amondmanl after boariag,* *PM«b in*at. “A abort apodal m tobm aaald oaally adjourn ta ttam to pwebi tb* governor to go •» th* mad again Mod ineegh to attoad tha Elk*’ ConVMtioa ta i a * A***- the dog, who m ay be running a fo u l ua «J “Though cate are m on inclined to bit i tha hubbub from a aafe corner, wa have atartle and evince conaiderable faar wham a. •hot frightened them . They a re l a danger, h it and burned by a careleagly throw s a group of children, ahootlng o ff flr a n ."Children ahould be cautioned te i to them wl of nolMma ere indulging Ir . th e ______ child meana te apara hi* dog often there ia th e bt animal to aee w h a t "T he very fe e t from th e crowd of fortebly • t o l ^ d ^ l n 1 Jf l It ■- �TBE SAWOBO. n m » . 3ASEPRI),,FLORIDA Lake County Gets Florida’s B ig g est Chamber R o s t e t MARGARET PETERS. Society Editor i Calendar TUESDAY Tha. Woman's Missionary Sogiaty o f tby First llaptist C h o d n wilt hare a district rally • t M t t f A M. a t Oviedo. A evVUfWd dish luncheon a t noon. THURSDAY Mtt* Dorla Rockvy, pupil uf Fannie 8 . Mu'iyhont Pin no School, mpOI liT i i certificate piano realtal a t fcOO P. M. at Mrs. MunOca's Studio on Myrtle Avenue. Amtolaae talent will b« Martin M hittlphar. baritone. I Tha T, E. L. Class of the First B aptist Church wilt meet at 3:30 A If. w ith Mrs. A. K. Russet ter. CaUry Avenue. Plano Recital Given B y Mary Nell Smith A capacity audience assembled h tha studio parlor* of Mr* Pin* Bit S. Munson Saturday afternoon ftl 5:00 o'clock -to hear thi* c*rUftcaU piano recital gtyen by J f taa Mary Nall Smith, daughter IK Dr. and Mrs. JJ. D. Smith of H l a city. In addition to the piano solos. W as Sm ith served as accompanist to Mra. J . L, Ingley, soprano, whose ■ong attmbera. it la said, were a delightful addition to a much e«Joyetf program. A color pchamt of pink was linetl for dafMpUowg' hr the studio wMdf waa adorned'w ith bouquets of crap* m yrtle, pink hudrangeas. m * y n ¥ ‘ ^ < in i light*, offset by pntom Sad potted fern. -•A* Jh« «Imw .of,tha. program , on presenting ■the certificate, Mra. Mnnaon said: “Tha certificate Is (to rn for completion of a certsin inquired marrao of atudy. The rertlfk ate, a s any award; does not a a a n finish, but la a definite markeg-an the continuous road to fur­ th e r progress." The eeleotlous were given as fo! leave: " M e c c a Brilliant." Bohm-Webb— Miss Darren Berber IhJtflW Hbm eA ypit Miss Ruth Durrenbergvr today aaaumod tha dotioa of a tm heals County home dcmenatraUaw agent and wil] aarva during tha ahaaimo of Mbu Joaephmn Boy datow who was granted a ata-wo iks' loava of ibaente. Miss Durranherger has been identified with horn* demonstration work In Orange and Thilk countIt-, having been aaiieUat agent for the past eight months. Geography Tutors Schedule M eeting In S t a t e Capital T ALLAH ASSEE. June I f — Florida Council of Geography Teachers will hold its aeiw tam uat meeting July i at Florida 8tata College foe Women, according to announcement today of M. Luther King; of Milton, council corr**ponding secretary. Th* council then will hear a talk on “Vlaual Education la Geography aa Ap­ plied to Conservation," by U. F. Becker, head of the geography di­ vision of Florida State College, and transact other business. During1 tha past few months th* Florida Council of Geography Teachers has been getting numer­ ous requests for coniee of its . . . TAVARES. Juno i3~~Jhn l-sKo county chamber of commerce, with headquarters in ths rw rth o u ie a t Tavares, has 120S me-nhershipa. having last week passed the rec­ John Bender left last week far ord of Jacksonville with 1301 m e a pOkWa la Vrw Jersey to visit re l­ Twanty-five of the 27 c>mmuatives for a month. rttiee in Iwkr countv have one or more members In the county orMr. and Mrs hom er Winn are gaaiaation. the kirgest tnumbera •reading today sad tomorrow In being 189 from Mount Dora; 173 from I^eaburg; I fig frivm Eustla; Jacksonville. 1S3 from Clormont. This memoerMr. and Mrs. Hugh Whelchel «hlp 1* In addition to the memberand th lld rth ' tp en t Sunday at shlpa held in the local chamher* of commerce in the .Mfferent tuama Daytona Bosch. of th* county. The la k e county chamher of W. D. Zachry has returned from W ashiagton, D. C. where George Moyv e ft yesterday for he attended the International KiFort Myers to spend a few day*. wanla convention. R. K. Herndon has Mias Barbara Rucker apent Fnrt Volley, Ga- to s[ last Thursday and Friday in O r­ tune on business. lando with Mr. and Mrs. U E. Maurice Wimtush Has sen from Miami to spend -om* < Misa Katherine Vemay has gone here with friands and relatives. to West Pairs Heach in visit Miss Misa Marcella Menanl of l*al IsKilse Purdoin for two weeks. motto is the guest of Mrs, Lriv N ordgrrn et th* C ential Apart' Mr. and Mra. Julius Dingfelder m enla returned Saturday from W ash­ ington. D. C. where they attended Mr and Mi* John IVusell the international Klwania Club young son arrived today f conventfon. ijunuy to 'is n Mr. and C hsrlei M Hand for a few il Mr and Mrs. Jam ra Gut moved from (12.1 East h Mr and Mr* A M McDaniel Street to 41HI Maple Av.nue inil mm, Martin, of Bunnell, pent Sunday h**rr with relatives. Mi** Paulino Bellamy returned Mr*. A. T While arid her ninth* home Saturday front Tampa and r. Mr* H. K. Yuunir. hav* gotta Plant (Tty where she spent two u Knoxville, T*nnt to *|K*nd *0111#, a™ *J with relatives. Miss Berschrl Hartthy i* Impniv ing at the Fomald-Lxughtun Me mortal Hospital where she underwent an operation Saturday Phil Graathof haa gone to cago to spend the summer. He be Joined then* In a few w.eek Mrs. Graaahof. Mra. I ll W; Rucker entertained with. * hridga. p a rty Friday a f t­ ernoon a t h ar home In San la n ta the Ik e m•ratters o f hor bridge dob. Doe p arty n o m a wore decanted, wMh o|d,. ifltehloned bouqoeta of- raaoa, honayaschlo and petnnUa. ATtet aeearal progressloni of W t d ^ h lg h • c a n d u b prise, two d J k a of) playing card*, waa a wardad to Mra. J; U Inglay white high •COT* p rita fo r tha other guest*, 1k«ii. handkerchiefs, was prwentad to Mr*. U. B. Morris. Scores warn oollartsd by Mra. Arthur Refresh manta warn dprvad by, i . I^pi'lfitfil by Mm. Mar- f a t Laacka, Those preaeqt wars: ra. Arthur Bmnaa. Mra. J. I. flay . Mra. J. M. Tenhat, Mr*. J. . ttlMdphar. Mra. Margaret lucks, M rs. H. E. Mprri*. Mrs. kaa-W hahteh and Mra. Rucker: d Mra, Horne uesta Of Honor M ia. L. G- S an ta, J r . rtr A la, raaant bride . w ere honor guesta a t teg ar party given SunMi* hy ‘ Dr. Horna'a Daytona Orchestra Leader, Young Girt Die Jb Plane Crash lip being pierced, by Me teetfc suntey raw one ed the mart papular mq*triads .to hare ptend commerce has the proceeds of a one-mill publicity tax which *upplem enu the meirjboKhip reve­ nue. Ijike was the firs t county In Florida <o establish a publicity fi nd, having secured the authori­ zation for it In 10IB through Ihu efforts uf the late S tate Senator M M. Igou of Kuatie, who introilsced and secured tha passage of tlie first publicity tax HU) in Ihr Florida legislature. The l-nkts county chauihvr of miuiuricv is th>- oldest county i-' iiiniercial urguniaatlon in Flor­ ida Its present officers a ir p f-ulenl, Phrry J. Johnsun of Titvnrea; vice president, Co!. C. F l ester uf Grand Island; tressuier n W Smith of A slatnls, and s is r.is ry . Karl Lehmann of Mutit M '- s U Miss Ihirothy Powell ha* rvgurneil from JacksonviUe where • h r i-wci ntjy completed a course at the Massey Business College. Mrs. Fred T. Seott haa returned from Daytona Beach where she Mr. and Mrs. M. 8 Wigginn spent a week with har sister, family will leave tomorrow Mra. Paulk Reeves. IDaylooa Bcarh to spend the W. W. Nfelson haa arrived from mer. Louisiana to spend some time at Mis* Mildred Rood ha* returned lonirwood with Mra. Nelson arui their two daughter*. to -O r ando after spending several day* here with Mr*. W. It. TunMisa Jacqueline Camphcll i* nieliffc. Rutledge Station. apeiuhng some time In Miami with har cousin, Misa Helen Kelly.. Mr. and Mr*. R. B. Willingham announce the birth of a ton BunMrs. W alter R. Campbell i* day night a t the Fcrnald-Lsughplanning to leave this week fur toq Memorial Hospital. High Point, N. C. to spend a ih o rt time. Mr, and Mr*. C. A. Gleason of Lake Mary announce the birth of Mr. and Mra. D. I» Thra»h«r e daughter Sunday morning at the will leava Wednesday tor Coro­ Fcrnald-Laughton Memorial Hos­ nado Beach to spend about two pital. weeks. They will ha Joined there Me. and Mra. Heyward Walker Thursday by Mr. and Mra. R. A. arul daughter, Betty, returned last Newman. night from point* In Alabama Mr. and Mra. J. B. Bond ami gad Georgia whore they viaitcil daughtar. Mary Belton, and Mrs. relative* and friend* fur about 10 1, B. Simmon# of Toccoa, Ga. days. DAYTONA, BEACH, June M .(Hpectel)—AJ SUntey, 20. p„ mi. nent southern band laadar, and Mtea Mary Lee Butter, 10, night club employee, dted here yaaterday warn pie guute Friday of Mr. morning when tha plana In wkfah and Mra. D. L. Thrasher at thalr * #r* eraehed lata tha homo In Rose Court. A lla w fU _ * % Mr. and Mra.,0, K. Coff ami children and James Chapman have ing tha craft. Ha escaped with raUtmed from Wrightavilte, Ga., k*gie 1b«y attended the funeral considerable Injuria*. Witnesses said the ship nude a *f Mra, Guff’s a n d -Mr. Chapman' partjKt take-off front, the beach, headed out te aaa at a law alti­ Mr. and Mra. F. 8, Lamaon tude, attempted to turn and went Into a spin from which It did net hare returned from Washington l^baro they attended, the MhranU recover. It waa believed that Stanley and eanranUeo. They ware accomMisa Butter ware knocked udcuo- WltM hy thalr son, Donald, who acioua in th# smash-up and drowawl ■topped at Glenvilla, N. C. to aAar tha pane sank about m quar­ ter mile off ahem. The slitrail waa at mra* ei wreckage whan hauled, where hjf. lifeguards who wank to the ream in boats. Lander waa barely conscious whan lifted from tha pteaote Irena Dunn* is charmed by H ^en . Morgan a singing In Univer si's "Show Boat,'* ________________ Sholtz To Launch Investigation Into Eight Parole Cases N a r t h ChTfta B o m b s South Chinese Army Mr. and Mrs. M. ,S. Nelson have returned from Daytona Beach where they spent it short vaca­ tion. Uaney aerita of geography teat books; Holy Family Convent, Manitowoc, Wis.; Mills Collaga, Oakland, Calif. Tha course now is being used in many schools of Florida. It waa prepared under tha super­ vision of Professor Becker and Misa Gladys Fawlay, of Florida S tate College's geography divi­ sion, and haa tha approval of the state department of public In- Roosevelt Describes Philadelphia Event As 'G reatest Scene’ rsona Dr. and Mra. C, W Baker left Saturday for Philadelphia where Mrs. Baker will undergo an op­ eration. Ws, Rucker Bridge Party Hyde Phrlt. Club Gives President 'Surprise’ Party TONIGHT* AT THU RIT2 Mr. and Mr*. 8. M. Lloyd and Mr and Mr*. A. I- Uett* motprsd U> St. Augu*line Sunday for the day. A. Franklin returned Saturday from N«w York City whore ho apent two week*. Mr*. Franklin accompanied him there and will remain for a longor vlait. Mr. aad Mrs. J. A. Tqhach end Daphne Takarh left teat wi»k for Swlu*. N Y.. to spend several week*. While away Miss Takpch will Uk» a roura* at Ike Kastman Behoot of Music. Ills* Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Brown cc •nd Iterry Brawnier will bora to­ morrow for Montrevt N. C-, and polnU In louth Carolina to spend a abort time. White away they expect to rial! Washington, IX C. Seed Bed Safety If you belld your seed bade with TOBACCO DUST with ■» tha NICOTINE and mra ele­ ment# you will hpw planty “I goad, HEALTHY plan la. Bold n SP* frees PBgS S S fl tsa* gruve large-scale hostilities are feared Jo he eminent South­ west troops were reported inarching into Kuingsi Province, reach­ ing Anyusn, while fourteen Cen­ tral government division* were said tu l<e guarding Hunan Province. Additional Kwangsi Province fSonthwe*tl troop* were reported concentrated in the Hunan bor­ d er region. The Japinese Embassy at Nan­ king stated that It had protested vorhilly to the Chinese Foreign Of­ fice concerning Incidents in which Chine*!’ cruiaens <niiv n te g e d (to have firml to two Japanese freight* era suspected of smuggling. The Chinese wine informed, on Instruction* from Tnkio, that J a ­ pan cannot tolerate attacks on ve*sels engaged In legitimate trade. D was understood the protest al­ so said thst the Japanese regard­ ed alleged Chinese insults to their flag ns "slights toward the Ja p ­ anese nation, regardless of wheth«r the Japanese ship wav engaged in smuggling," , AI.ASKANH UKF. MOVIES ANCHORAGE, Alaska, June 2U. —<A*»—Alaskans are enthusiastic movie fans, *aya Captain A, E, laihrop, pitineer capitalist knJ owner of several theaters. Hla pa­ trons have their own favorite seals and get IndVnant if strang­ ers preempt them, he reports. III’SIIKL OF PENNIES PORTSMOUTH, June m —The Rev, R. B. Frederick, seek­ ing a new basement for hla First Nanarene church, figured tha coat at a bushel of pennies. He started a drive. The basket la now two- thirds full. LIGHT HTOI’S T.EGGEH8 MIAMI, Fla., June 20.— — Two liquor runner*, federal agents reported, stopped for a traffic light and were overtaken. Hailed Into court, th* two were given IBmonth aenlencoa in the ifederal prison a t Atlanta. the duration of tha War" against “economic royalists" who "hide lohiiul the (tag and tha Conatllullon" In their quest for power. At Philadelphia Saturday night President Roosevelt accepted him houre-old re-no ml nation for prev­ alent of tha United States with » summon* to ipocfel privilege to come out from behind tho Conet!tutlon to fight. "1 accept the commission you have tendered rue,” the President told en hysterically enthuvlaatlc gathering of delegate* to the late Democratic National Convention arvl an audience of thousands drawn from the farm s end cities of the Mid-Atlantic atatca. "1 Join with you. I ent collated for tha duration of tho war." Vice President John Nance G ar­ ner preceded Mr. Roosevelt on tho platform tu accept the re-nomlnatlon th at w m voted him S atur­ day. The President and Vice Pres­ ident ware re-nomlnaled In the wind-up sessions of tha Democratic Natkmal Convention w hkh ad­ journed at 8:30 P. M.. alna die. having re-caat the p arty ’s prin­ ciples and mergVd th e political organisation foundad by Thomas Jafferson with the Hooievelt New Deal.' Garner, accepting tha vice pres­ idential nomination, said "I glad­ ly accept the nomination for tho vice |iresiliency now tcpdqcgd to ] n>« for the jocund time,” J “I »m • soldier and It U my doty 1 to follow where the cominandar; leads. I accept the tulm aa laid down in the t> atform .” I Mr. Roosevelt likened the • » nomte iRoyelivt* uf today to po­ litical Royalists against whonj Co­ lonial patriots In 177B led an In­ fant nation. . < Hammering at special pr|slletO* and definding "the common m an .' the President said economic royal­ ty complained that the New Deal sought to overthrow the iaatitulions of America. "W hat they really complain of.*1 he said, "la that we seek to taka away their power. Our a Jeglaneo to American institution! requires the overthrow of this kind of pow­ er. "In vain they seek to hid* be­ hind the flag and the Constitution. In their olindness they forget what the flag ami Constitution stand for. Now, a t always, they aland for Democracy, not tyranny; fop freedom, not subjection; pad against a dV tatnrihip by mob rule and tha aver privileged alike." The President accepted 4 d enrkirswd the party platform which was adapted here this week with­ out a dissenting vote. Then ho 1UT8 GAM BUNG in gambling cases who have for­ feited appearance bonds in county Judge's co u rt I t alto In­ structed officers <0 go attar Ota "hlghar-upa" and th a “master minds" of tha rackat. ToaNj*ht Last Timea WAVES OF LOVELINESS "£F R I L E Y * ! JUNE 30th THROUGH JULY 2nd Fresh Round MULLET 4 lbs. 2 5 c lb. lb. Fresh Spare Rib Ends Spanish MACKEREL FRESH SWOMP li 1,0c 17 c 25C ASPARAGUS Smile SALMON ' 2 tall cans- 19c G$APE JUICE 2 p t bottle* 25c Cocktail OLIVES Nealk'ft MILK l o t jar Tuesday w it h o u r ex per tly sty led Permanent Wave Relax la tha comfortable atmosphere of oua beauty salon. Glory In tha beau­ ty that will be youra after our expert operators treat your hair to a permanent wave. Only nationally known supplies are used. Shampoo and Finger Wava Included. And at a price you can attord , . ' Perm anents $3.50 — $7.50 MRS* SKEWES ^ H ^ C H A to Q lT o f‘ ,L ELECTRIC BATHS ALSO Warper Method Scjtlp Treatment FOR MEM V f D WOMEN F E U O N A U T Y HAIR* C tr m K O BY BABBER JIM UTY SHOP Kcanon* Don't Forget Matinee Mtoglgtration Feature Picture �Of Hurlers As DeLand Reds Wine Blows Defeat Leader* ■ - ,, uen Win V Shut- Daytona Pitchers Give men 1__j . | r L iy a ljiili Sontest, 6 To 0; 15 S a f e Binffles; Second Loss In Row Baddy Inks, former Loolt The Celery City nlnu eounled •net In the third on a scratch bit, a stolen base and two errors, their big Inning was the fifth When they shoved three markers across the plattar on at many Bits. Torres opened the etanxa With a alngle, went to second on 'Wright's sacrifice and pulled up i t . third when Clary went to. sec■Nd on a fielder's choice and he •M Torres counted on a hit by Rwtadell and an Infield nut ny Metruf. Then Cate* singled to M l to score Swindell. The other two Banford rune came In the wueo they loaded the bases with b it one out, Pltigcrald led off With a walk and went to second on Langston', single Zqpanle £/'; atniek; out and Gibson crammed h the corner* by beating out a hit i- . to abort Hut all hops died as Turtblom and Klnard popped up. k- nanronu an it o a f DAYTONA BEACH, June 29. —Pounding IUII and Fralleh for 1 15 hits, Including a homer by Holdateck In the first frame with Bolling on second, DcLaad’s Beds turned n their second straight win over the lea rue-leading Islanders yesterday, B tn ]. ____ The Reds chased Hell from" the box in the sixth with one out, after reaching the 18-year-old right hamlcr for nine bite and five runs, Jim McGloln, DeLand left-hander, was nicked foy 10 hits, but he managed to keep them well seel .ered. Teen Gallegos, DeLand Itftllclder, rapped out three singles In five tripe to the plate anil mad: two fine cnUhea. Morton, with a double end n single In four times up, performed beet for the IrlaRdera. The Reds pounded Prallck for five hits and four runs in ll»a r'phUi inning, but Mansgsr ArI’Ola Anderson 1st tbs • eccentric right-hander remain In .the bnv. Islander errors pavsd the way for' four of ths Reds’ runs. DELAND. June 29.—The De■W* . t e A f Vhtad the steads* pitching of.Jim McMullen, turned beck the Daytona Beech Islandera of ths Florida Bute League Lookout* Capture All Home Contests, Winhire Saturday, B to 2. McMullen ning Three And Dropping One; held the Islanders score! ^ _ until the ninth when his support Pitchers Showing Up . faltered. By K. H. CULLUM Part*, p fUchnelder. The Lookouts had the beet week Medler of the seaaon Insofar aa wins and iil toiler ri.oMIDA aTATM LMAODS »*• Aegestlne II Utl Totals It I IT I t 1{losses are concerned, -winning Devinos II..cb It It I'.'w":"1* “ \ \ {l! a—natisd for Davis la elgath. three and dropping oply one, rct- »i. a - . m i i . . it m a h RT.rr £ l i ! liil a « n f o r e --------------Ml Sis tie—S J II It .Ml LHADINO n m ords for the Jong 2-27 period show. Vp, i.Tha HI A u x u a lla * ------ IS* ess MS—I Huns: C lary I, awladsll, Cats*. ■ULjnd M l» •«» OA What le better, they won el] a t Left1 ."4 n t r r M r r .l, Torres. Usfn.svllle M II -ifi AHirewe, r>L —M I! II M -41* rtlbaen. i t Aeg. II. j Errors: thetruf, Bnnnsr, Ms- their borne fames t u t week. On Hanford TeaSecdaria I n at a tlevell. O'vllla it down it 1, Zu panic, Turn* lam I. Hanfurg l | XL Asgaailae 0. Htalraf, HeaforC 'll li . “ " M baited lai Hwlnd.il, Hi*, Monday they look both ends of a falatXa 4;. flalaaavjll* t. Oweaa. it. Aog. II t traf, C a t ..; two bass hit, Roa- doublsheader from Gainesville. [>.Land g; Daytona Beaeh l Hebersea, Dal. II I nrr: stolen bases. Clary. Cals* 3 to 1 and I to 4. Tueeday they u ia w Today ‘ ISartaaeb, Darina II Ifaltby I: .arrlllc*. W rlgbH doebto Op.a data. Mortoa. Daytona IT t< play. Iionn.r to WcOowaa te g o- trounced the DeLand Rede. 9 to 0. panic; left -on base*. Banford T. and on Saturday won a pitchers’ NATIONAL LHJOCM ^ S ta e .' iaaferg •»'.» *1— Aneuailna l ; basca on balls. 5 tf, ,4' ' etraeU eet I f dual from the Batata by a 1 to 0 W rlahl S. Davla l t bits art Davm lscore. aPlltaburgb t a ., • • -F ft- Alt Bark. OalaeeVIe M 11 II II 1? • •■plags I and I ru n .; c tfl hitting Naw Turk X IH I.r In 1 Inning I and S runs: 1I Following art payers It Id .III ttalllag. DaLand It I II W .III McMaflan. Q-vllle It I avaragea for the gomes played at t'larinnatl Boaton It II -III rilagtraM. i t A IS 11 home last week:' Mote, 1,000) Maltby .400; Clary. x ., , . , C*^*' McNally and Bletraf .*W Taking advantage of ona a rm , tachi Overatteel ,IM; PqwI-Ii a |» H d ball and ona bit, the l « ° l Swindell .087) general arlookout, posted a 1 to 0 victory •fagi'JSO. over the Saints Saturday. Blibrara homerun blow* In tha Young Bill Butland was on tha t*o tame* with Gatatevll a Mon­ mound for the Batata and al- *»«y war# the hardest hit U lla though limiting the Lookouts to t W »«on on tho ioegl lot, HU thrra hita, ha waa vary wild, triple to deep renter In tho game walking no leaa than atx batters, with DeLand atao waa a powerful •III 'Davla. gt. Aug. Up to tho ulxth Inning not ■ hit wullop. .47* £*"*ta*r, at. A. AS* JfalgpL it, Ang. w u rtglrtered of^hU delivery. McNally, who rejoined the team J U MKIIaln. najCang flnrnleki. Dart** I-—A w ooocoiaonta. «A V E YqF r*'WATCH repaired by one who really know* how BHgya. Jeweler, Mag. Ave. FREE) .Stomnch ulcers, gas pdtas. Indigestion rellovod qviakly. Oat free sample doctor’s Iptlun, JIdgi, at Laney*a rie, n ytttlB M D bw m ' wutbwwr :rs!ss h r * I.' b no. Finder «tw bring to Harald. U ! a ! I ! i • EM ars.gar t s 2 P b.ii:;v naao for the benefit basebaH . , . 1 1 - 2 TON DODOTJ m o modal , Traatar sad a*ml-trailer with ■'.‘g h ft rioted body, Like new. , - ’ 91200. Term* If dtalrad. 1U«I A Bona. SOI W. l i t BE >• IE II Comeback* by * trio of world ,record-treofcvra eaoght tbe headIInee. At Cambridge, Bounding Bill flonthren served notice of Ms return to form by outfooting hie Feiuuylvanta rival. Gene Yenake, In tho 1800-meter final, thus paving the way for a hot -JJJ snatch with G'enn Cannlnghayn, i t * wlmMr of the "metric mile" at •il! Milwaukee. At Los Angela*. Bill ’ ,*T* Gr*b*r, itUI the Hated world recPet ord holder tn the pole vault. soared 142, While Frank Wykoff, m m who has biased the 109 yards In •!** 9.4 second*, return to form with Ira* n 103 triumph tn tho 100 meter*. ! !! equaling tbe day*! beat Wykoff ; , s thus Will bid for n p'aee on the JR Olympic , team for the third time. Plani Move Along *B|r *° ,y For Benefit G a m e___ .. LOSTi Four koyu on brown foldBack of Montatuma, Finder turn to Harald. 1 — A u to fto b H a a T af ,tr*nr^ A like S da : veteran HaW#U playing tin ti T base and U n'ao‘ proring hla value with the wIHow. * Maltby haa rounded Into form Couple Stave OffLai Minute Rush Pro M an g ru ro , Wot 0 S bile •salesmen, brash the world record by amassing 7880 points under the new scoring syatsm. fc< This automatically mads Morris ;JJJ our No. 1 naan for the classic allills around competition and revived ;}'! hope, of. retaining the 0 yrnplc iue crown worn four years by “Jacring Jim" Bauscb of Kansas. > lt Four pole vaulten cleared 14 .t il feat > inches, Including a pair of JJJ newcomers to saeb dltxy heights istt in Dart Wslchert of Rice and 1,1 George Varpff of Ban Francisco. Pet. Two sprint “finds" surpassed the ’I** world ax watt as Olympic mark of il«T X1J soconda for tho 100 metrr, .1st around ona tarn, but ona of them, j i t Bob Rodenklrthen, Jersey City iill schoolboy, waa ruled out on non- THE STANDINGS R RAIBEELAUTEN, K TI8EI^t^raM LV,l?J!!!?, ,t , Germany, June Trying to keep money at homo, Germany la reworking In thla vicinity quick- Final T esfcicheduled For Randall Island Stadium July 11-12 NEW TORI. June Uncle Ram today scanned the re­ ports from three widely scattered , ath'etie battle-franU \*ad found »w-a»eurtng support for hia belief th it the 1938' Olympic track aqd field team win be the itnngest ever aeeemhled. Sera I-final tryouts, conducted in Cambridge, K ites atee and Lot Angeles, developed a flock of sur­ prises, comebacks and notable achievement*. all pointing toward a« exciting climax when the qual­ ifiers gather from si: parts of the United States for the final teste, July 11-12. nl 'Kendall's Island stadium hero. On the way to New York and Berlin, most of the na­ tion's atari will bid for honors In Uie National A. A. U, champion­ ships rfext Friday and Saturday on Princeton's famous cinder-path. • Many of America's greatest col­ lege athletes. Including Ohio State's versatile Jesse Owens, were not la action Sunday, having — already qualified for the final tryouts, but Olympic records were 1 r bettered hi seven events. ' The decathlon, bald as a final i t S taat 11 Milwaukee, saw Glean Mac- i CLASSIFIED a d v On Three Fronts Hagen, Laffoon Cop Four-Ball Meet In Tded Mother Advised • Ailing Daughter To Take Cardul Many, many woman have takes . ALUBTATE tires—Saan* prieae ' . and Sear*’ quality. Reel and Cardul on Ota advlee of their mother* who had been helped by , Bona, 101 W. First 3 t ‘t "I would hare sever* cramping spell a," writes Mrs. F. C. Allen, of Bmlthdale, Mias. "1 would gut nauseated' and feel faint and would have to go to bed, I wag afraid to go away from home for fear I would taint and My mother, having used Ci with good results, advised "to try lL » "I am. ae glad I took O and got raltaf, tar It hie wander* toy me." ^ TOLEDO, Ohio, Juno 29^-WW —Waiter Hagen, marior »haw* man of them all, and young E f, Laffoon of Chicago, won the In* vernesa four-ball team play Wui* n*r yesterday, (taring off o laalf .minute drivp by Ray Mangruik lanky lad from Dayton, Chief and Craig Wpod, the H on *, bomber from Deal, N. J. The veteran and hie yeoS£ partner (Offered their only d e­ feat In the tourney tn the last match, a thrae-down verdict M Itangrum and Wood, bat they1 had built op enough of an edge tin the elx previous rounds to fin­ ish at the top . }•■. Hangrust and Wood clicked In­ to ••rand piece, with Light Hone Harry Cooper and llerim| Smith, flnlehlng third. F lH place waa worth f 1,000 to Hagwk and Laffoen, and Chop added an­ other |100. for the low boat-ball (core, nine under par 82. A z a l e a s , G-Men Divide Gaines Over Saturday, < ! Sunday GAINESVILLE, June 2 9 --The PaJatka Axaleaa downed the Gainesville G-Men, 4-1. here yes­ terday afternoon, breaking the Gainesville winning sprea which had casried them to four straight wins. / Ths Axaleaa. outhlt the Or men, 10-B. Bill Henderson, i crafty right-hander recently re­ leased by the Gainesville club, held hla former team-mates to Iota Carnmii lie *k*pe today ae tha heavy team u - ilia , a rt_ «Ptad tha cbellenge Issued ) .s g a under pat for the 199 M m , jk mark bettered only by Maagmm of Richmond, Va„ whd finished next to last, war* 23 under pot for the nut*. The final (landtags and prisen each team woR.ta the second an­ nual claaalo were: Hagen ad Laf­ foon, plus IS. 91400s Mangrum. and WomL plus 11, 9800; Smith and Cooper, plus 9, 9709; Dmmf Shuts and Vie Ghatxl, swan, 9809), Henry Picard and Johnny Betel* fa, mtaua S, 9800; Lawson Littla Faraiil held the Palatkana bib- 9400; Armour and Ckuiekah mlnna 11) 9300; Jimmy nines la fiva of the nine tanngt. Willie Klein, minus 12, 8200. ALATKA. June 29^-E. Pndg* husky GalneiriUe rigbV-handHelea Gahagun and' M^yj Dougina were married, a fe white-washing hero .Batarday, by week* after tkelr first meetlni limiting the locale to ate scat­ while acting hi thi same play. tered hlta while the connecUng fo » I4 hhxe Mtatai « the combined offering* of Hugh Smith and Jaf Emeraon. a cm cm o r affu catioii rom TAX PBKO Not lea I* ka»sbr alvaa. that B. r .. WIIBKI.1CR holdsr of Tax Cntllkate No. >»•»' n. .Tm tat Aar of AUBOSI *-,!>• I»>* Jxa filed came In my offtea and bad mads application for a *■* dead to bo laoo»d tbaroon. iald eortlfledlo ambrneoa the fellewlag daeettbed property la _ the Coanty of Bomlaolo, atnie of Tlar,4*‘ nwh "' of ten % at X^. IK T ap It aoath Range 11 Beet 41 an as Tha saaeaamenl of tbs eali property Qatar tho aald eertlfleate taaaed waa In Iba earns al C E OINK. ‘ . „ . Ualaaa aalC certificate shall be redeemed aeecrdlag te taw. the •■eperty easertbed Ib.rala will be aohl to tho highest bidder at the enart-hdusa doer on the lin t Hea­ der In the month at J«y, III*, whlah Is tho 4th dor at Jnly. IMI. L SO A L NOTICB The « f! ^ hT ‘ware ^ Brounding **tor* xadrn*an*» - • *r Anguet. a. p. U tl. I same la ear elfie* a ad a applleattea fee a u x �Sanford la The Only Central ' "b Florida City Affording Rail, IHfhwaJJ, And W ater Transportalion j r w in And Y ig d iilu Than Any Sim ilar A n a la Am erica Member SA NFORD, FLO R ID A TUESDAY, JU N E 30, 1M 0 EnUbHnfctd l a DOS -F*-— 1" Gov. Sholtz Decides Not To Be Candidate Governor S a y s H e Is Not Able To Run '• Because Of P r e * ' vious Commitments Lehman Agrees To Help Roosevelt In State Of New York ___ H. B. Pope was Inducted Into office as the new president of the Rotary Club for tha com­ JACKSONVILLE. Jan a SO. ing year, at the regular week­ — (A P )—Gov. D a ta Rholta ly luncheon of Rotartani at tha todar told th e State Desno> Mayfair Hetal today, and W. A. era tie E xaeuU te OonunlttM Letfler, tha retiring president was awarded the peat president's J. D aw R holti told the S tste pin, with fitting ceremonies, by u a d i '.executive Committee Rotarian 8. O. Shlnholaer. " ii i n u u m ! _____ ru n fo r the vacancy masting In Jacksonville todiy th a t| Herman Morris told Rdlarians mused bv th e death of P ark ho had decided not to make tin of boys work activities at Camp race far the Senate vacancy Winona naar Deleon Springe In TranuneQ, Addressing the state commit- created by the death of Senator Volusia county aad Indicated the too, today tho governor sold that Duncan U, FleUhcr.____________ benefits which these future ettitsna aro receiving from their "Because of previous commit-1 vacations there. Following hla manta from which I cannot bo ro-| talk, tha Rotarians voted to con­ leased, I do not aspect to ho and tribute toward aendiag throe boys shall not bo n candidate for tha to tho camp. United States Sonata from Flori­ Visitors at today’s Junekeen In da." eluded Frank Snail of Titusville, Tho governor laavaa Tallahas­ Kan Guernsey e f Orlande, and see nsIt Tuesday for Loa Angelas where ho will bo sleeted the. Lirnn Frailer ef Delmad. Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks I Commltteee appointed bp Pres­ at the national convention open­ Marenco, OUver Are ident Pope for the coming year ing Jaly IX. Parole Of Two Convicts Voided On Sheriff’s Plea Returned To Jail; Planned R o b b e r y ed l ak» CHy. waa .the eg * stole TAMPA, June S O ^ -W - A d i^ | , y j /f c . J g - A J *t the request of Sheriff Mo- f c J U S t K i R W A z t t A i i Leod, tha S tole: Taroen Bq-rd Monday revoked paroles of two Florida Democrat! to got out a convict* It had released and who h a p rota for tho tooa*v»lt-Garcaught her* with sawed-off n i m y \ n i n r n D D I P M ner ticket nost November. Walla were ihotguna planning a elgar*tta| L f l l I Iv Iliv V D D n l L r c ) ■aid ho aad other southern dele­ robbery. ----1 gates at tho Philadelphia conten­ Tha prisoner,- were Louis Ma- 1 A building permit for *200. to tion had opposed tho “two-thlrde rule." With the rule p n a now, ranco whp hail been paroled n o t remodel a rive-room dwelling, waa ho said, there trill ho a re-ap­ one*, hut twice, and Ray aliai U,u*j yaaUrday to Andraw Knot, 114th Street, according to City Hall portionment o f delegate repre­ Jack Olltcr, both robbara. Thla action cama along with records, sentation. atatamenta by Governor Sholts, _ _ Tha rate poOad hi tho vmrteCounty ofn„ rt t(Kla, „port,<i ttatoo for the national ticket will and Baserotary of State Gray, two ha the pveralag fhetor la tho mombora of tha Pardon Board. th. Triangle Pilling Button on A, tnu# WM , nUrtg 8un. aombor et daiegstaa tho etataa U>at they would ttghten up parwta hare hi tho next national don procedure In tho future and ^ nlfht u d . |lot make a new Intestigitlon rf D0. -tnU® convention, ha said. . . ; • “In tlew of UU Florida Dome- cases on which they already had ermu ihoold an tho more got out P*V*’1;. .. 14 I Fred F. Dorner, exalted rulkr of tho largoat poeeihia rote In tho ^ “>• Sanford Elk., today urged Imr e .W that the Pardon Board had w . of lk k tti by Novomtar goaoral alactleua." .Walla aald Georgia has failed I? * ', Apr‘ .^M hoee who plan to make tha frato support the Now Dm ] proper­ 2 * ! \ l*rn|ty'a boat trip acheduled for ly aad has raffhnd la eonse- w s tapieHiiid-a-iialf-year aen* I * n u TVnaaJa* tonre for eelllng marijuana, a 4 P> Thar*d*, ‘ ! wa^raUaewi >- ■•>. Wednaaday’a t Ideel low, 11:30 plication n r ^ U d ^ T PaSl a T A- M : U**. • : « A, M. and « : « K Of Tampa with a 2 2 **• *■ 8un * — at B:M A. M. and iTnoeM *t , “.t*"* “ no needed 1to * 2^fer ear* for hu2et£^ hi* mother . „ •* _ 7:M u —*• a — i , u^ A. M. Ruth Bryan Owen Seen As A Possible S e n a t e Nominee _ TAMPA, Jane 30— Tito name of tho completion of nagottstisna for tha pnrehaao of n sovon acre * Commission Accepts Back To Capital City Judge’s Offer To Step Off Bench Illinois And Michigan Are Reported Safa, The resignation of 8. A. B. Wil­ For New Dealertl kinson as city Judge was offl- Committees Named; Club Votes To Send 3 Boys To Winona Hill Seen As Taking ( Fletcher’s Seat Unr ta N ext Election f Governor Changes Hiu R esignation Mind And Yields T0 Pleas Of Democrats Is Handed In To Seek Re-Election By Wilkinson President Goes Pope Installed As President 01 Local Rotarians Declines To Run Wells Pleads T o . , Get Out The Vote] J. B. Hedg 'NCHECK FLEES ASYLUM, BAFFLES PUB6UERS dally announced Monday night a t the City Commission. ALBANY, N. Y.. June 30. Mr. Wilkinson rendered hie res- — (AP)—Governor H erbert (gnalton by letter to the city II, Lehman announced today,fathers last Wednesday. th at ho would yield to party The former city Judge could pressure and run for a th ird not be reached for a etalemeht, term. The chief executive af-< since he la attending a meeting of the Florida Democratic Execu- President Roosevelt'i horn® state colled newspapermen i torn T T —'**— in Jacksonville. TJSBKTA'r* ^r.*t?cnta (md en­ to hU office and «avo them tered their bide for the vacant the statem ent declaring ho position. They aro County Judge could ‘‘no longer resist the pleaa my party both In th* Jemee 8. Sharon, W. E. Watson, of Edward F. Lane, 8. J. Nix. stata and the nation.” The Ns® York governor’! deci­ Frank L Miller, John 0. Leonersion cama suddenly a few day* dy and M. B. Smith. after thp Democratic National Under provisions of the munic­ ipal charter, tha eounty Judge Convention had staged * w lld| Haring leaped a wire fence In flight from n private /sanitarium st Toweon, Md., where ha waa officiates on tha city bench during 17-mlnute demonstration for him, taking mental treatment, Congihaaman Marlon Zlonehedt of Washington aUte baffled pursuers In Utc absence of tha city Judge. and tha President had Invited him to Hyd# Park for th* week­ a weird game of hide-and-seek .until he finally turned Jp at hla office In Washington. Zloncheek la Judge Sharon presided In the lo­ end. shown (top) shortly after he wae committed to a hoipit/l in Washington prior to hie removal to the cal court yesterday. Lehman had announced earlier' Commies lonere Indicated that 8heppaw* and F.noch Pratt sanitarium (below), from Ahtch he escaped. (AP Photo#) this spring that tha time had they would delay tha appoint- come for him to aak relief from ■ment of a city Judge probably tha care* of office. But today until next Monday night, appar­ he said “regardless of personal ently to allow sufficient time for considerations, howavtr compel­ all aspirants to file their appli­ ling, U my pasty la this state cations. choose* to nominate fca again and Ma Wilkinson assumed detlea If th* people of tha stata again on Mar. 1, 1933. Ha held the o*U On m* for service, I shall Board Takes No Official Action/As Junior poet continuously until hla xaa- proudly accept tha roll and will, lgaatlon. 'C h a m b e r - O f C o m m e r c e - D e l during th* coming two yesn, de­ He eras a candidate for county vote myself to tha Intonate of Sheriff Shows Need w Makes Personal Plei attorney In the June th* people of th* its it." Of Pu Public Co-Oper­ prosecuting t primaries, but waa eliminated -President Roosevelt canvassed Tha .City Cotsmlselon last night ation In B a t t l e from tha second primary. tha political situation In the bat­ Indicated Its *»lre to halt gam­ In seceivlng applications for he-ground states of Illinois and bling, In Serford. although It Sheriff J. F, McClelland to- the city Judgeship, the Commis­ Michigan and was Informed Mon­ took no of fir a I action on a plea sion also accepted oaa bid, that day hla chance* for carrying both eubmitted by/tha Junior Chamber day had added hla opinion to of J. E. Preston, for eaalatant tax were good doapit* recta* Intra­ that of tha Junior Chamber of of Comme ref an organliatton collector, which was mads vacant party discord. fighting to/ tha abolition of Commerce that “lotteries can be through tha death of M. B. TarFrank Murphy, former Detroit R. E. Scott. 21, of Longuood, "Cuba” wltlfn the city limits. stopped here If publle sentiment bell, to whose family a resolution mayor aad present high commitGordon Barnett. JayCae ipokes. la behind tha movement." died Inatantly about 8 P. M. of condolence aad sympathy waa aloncr to th# Philippine*, and Gov, tha uiual dutyThe sheriff wga approached directed. Action la thla esse Is Henry Horner of Uliwla, earn* Monday after a bullet had been man, dl that acsompanlei pres­ dallying yesterday by a JayCea delete expected Monday also. fired through hts cheat, {ftsrlff hare at tha invitation of the Presentation of touchy problems to McClelland and Juatlco o f’ the tha public. He roachad tha point gatlon, and he willingly ventured Tho Commission last night Ident aad talked politics with him heard Frad Williams, city engi­ at a lengthy luncheon conference. Peace J.. C. Roberta said tha at once and asked«the Commis­ hla opinion. "1 believe It will Uka tha Both aald they had informed death was a tuicida. sion’s hacking along with that of co-operation of all law enforcing neer, discuss several public works projects proposed for Sanford. tha President th* Democrats In Young Scott, according' to tha all law enfortlng bodies. bodies to put over your objec­ Each of tho eommlaalonara In­ tive." tha sheriff told. "One Among them were tho recondition­ their states would be united fan ihcriff, had bean In IU health. him In November, Ha refused to cat dinner la«t dividually expressed himself In body can't do It alone. • Un­ ing of tho municipal golf coureo and reconditioning tho pier, A favor of tho movimant to erect night, Aro«e from tho dining ta­ less my efforts aro In harmony path, a *13,000 icwar and carWASHINGTON, Juno 30—(AT ble, retired to a bedroom and. and a barrier against tha form with other police, they can block shot himself, tha offpial report lottery that la tha abject of the everything I do. And the reverse tain street repaving also shared —Preeidsnt Roosevelt returned to­ day from Qyd* Park where bo th# limelight. Junior Chamber’s campaign. ■hows. la also true. went after accepting Uto Demo­ Mayor Shlnholaer reiterated a On recommendation of Chief Tho deceased y*d been a truck "Give me tha co-operation of cratic nomination la Philadelphia abatement of a weak ago, de­ Roy William# Uto board suspended driver and returned only recent­ clUscns here and that of Saturday night ly from a trip alosg the East claring hla ballaf that the Jay- other officers and wa can ‘put sentence on two negroes, Thomas Cave could depend upon official out tho fire’." Williams and Mika Huston, Jailed -------------------------------- 4 Coast. 1 for M days on a disorderly con­ Sheriff McClelland sold p ugg support Sheriff McClelland pointed out Several commissioners voiced Tho prisoners Underwriters Seek ' Scott had told the negro maid that ovary lottery case with duct charge, la bta homo that he waa go tag approval of tho fight carried on which ha had been Identified had agreed to leave town. Normal Fire Group young men’s organisation rvaulted In n conviction and in Permit* to sell beer were-front­ to commit suicide, A neighbor by and offered commendation. ed to Louis Perl Us and J. A. also had been told but paid no some cases a stiff fine. Southeastern Underwriter’! As­ D. K. McNahb told tha City attention to tho/statement, the Ha ai presaad the opinion that Oramley. sociation today had advised tho governing hoard of rumen of the circuit court waa the proper sheriff stated. Th* City Clork waa authorised City of Sanford to bring Its fir* place to try lottery violations, to sail for bids on a four-cylinder department personnel hack ta Tho neighbor,'according to tho boycott against certain nesses owned by or employing since he said a highly Indian motorcycle to be used by normal as hastily a* possible. Junior Chamber members. Ha gambling sentiment had been ex­ tho police department. Tha department waa slashed aald ha had heard tha "< pressed by that court In the past. soma months ago bees us* tho ef­ backars had made that throat "If public demand la with Smith Plans Three fect of th* homastoad amendment Mr,. Barnett pointed on* that the officers," the sheriff made It necessary to nip oft some merchants Addresses Against dared, "then wo to** do budgetary expense* U wa« point­ from tho praaepca ef good,1* out New Deal Methods edCity indicated that a peti­ He Intimated Urn futility of tho Commissioners last night tion may ho circulated to obtain police In attempting to halt letWASHINGTON, June tO _A L Indicated their desire to comply names of all penoM i t s would •riee when tho public continued to like to too It atampad fired & Smith, nobbed by tho with tha request whan th* mu­ bur tickets. nicipality waa financially hi a la discussing a method of Sheriff MeCJeUaSd yesterday Philadelphia convention whan ho position to do so, although an mm pa***, d tp Attorney Fred R. and others suggested nomination WUaeA voiced tha optniaa that showed tho Junior Chamber dele­ of soma "genuine Democrat* in­ — . • gation savers] “soJleetlooa" ef tha battle could bettor bg carstead of President Roosevelt, balls and tlckote he had made in plans to make at least three camvarious raids an gambling hJuata. Commission Nods Approval McClelland Says To Anti-Lottery Campaign He's For Halting Lotteries In City HI Health Causes Lonjrwood Youth To Shoot Himself Committee Baggetts Circuit Court Hears " t Third Murder Trial Union Of Cemeteries LOCAL WEATHER S m m V * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 29, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 29, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 29, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/19a4e1d4a7cb3f36366f6e1a35440e43.pdf ebf5686a7304f69bd43c4e7f97ec8160 PDF Text Text FRIDAY, CONVENTION OPENS WITH THOUSANDS PACKING GREAT AUDITOl - t .. • on HR' • • i } ifi#s L L i THE HERALD News In Pictures \ ’X ^ r - Associate •how* th.: Democratic nitionp. conrentlon In few iM|a In the lower foreground, the great auditorium we 3 i r /.ii IphU at the moment Chairman Jaraea A- Farley begin hie addreia'aV the of d. The apeaker'a etand can be eeen in the center background. (AP Photo) . r . - ,V . • GOVERNOR LEHMAN . MARCHES ^ • . v - , " - .E a r n m * # . A w t year-aid 141th Hr f • c,“ “ "*• v A LUSTY Cl ;OM ARKANSAS ipfcJof*; t-ift/Viai L I ,, - a*.. |. mmm GOV. SH O m AT CONVENTION fekH ’’— *> 1" ■> J [Viji 1rA ; �Seminole County Produces Fruits And Vegetable* Than Anv Similar Area In America Q te t VOLUME XXV Member Associated School Board Nips 2 Mills Off ’37 Levy Press AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER .Sferalit SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. JUNE 27. 1938 Sanford Is The Only Central J Florida City Affording Rail. Highway And Water Transportation > JOHN NANCE EARNER FRANKLIN I). ROOSEVELT Roosevelt Is Renominated By Democrats New Dealers EiveCandidates Nomination By Acclam a t i o n $20,000 Allocated ToBond Retirement And Time Warrants PIIILADKLPHIA. June 27. (AIM—Twice unnnimoua, tha Democratic Convention nominated Roosevelt and (inrner today for the already accelerating presidential cam­ paign. Roth the President nnd vice-president will Ac­ cept the campaign mandat* before a mammoth audience A two-mill reduction in Remiriole County’* school levy was authorized yesterdnv| afternoon by the school board previous to adopting n $220,-: 000 onerationH budget f‘T the 193(5-37 term. The new figure stand* *t eight mills, the lowest In four I nt Franklin Field tonight It will tie the first time la tmerican history that both CO»diate* of a political party have Peer* nominate*! and .formally a»tifie*| in * space nf 24 A din of “ aye»" from the crowdjivl floor ratified Mr. RooaeVOlt I for the trading place on the ticklet nt 12 42 Eastern Daylight Ttmo this morning. Aftrr a rest, it *uhdurd and * smaller assrmolago of delegate* fnrmally dedgnated hi* running mate at 1:52 this aft­ ernoon just before adjournment is the nation's chief executive and John Nsnce Oamrr will hli running mate, it wax dcrtital by acclamation at th«hemocratic NaI*rff«ld«nt Ro o m w Ii will hriitl Ih# iVmtKTtttir tuket for olvction of the ninth and final aeialon. tiorval Convention meeting in l*hiUtltt|ihin thi* wtek. Plared in nomination by Gov­ ernor James V. Allred of Texas, Mr Garner waa given hi* demonstrations! Innings ta * University Coach march led by his fellow SouthBooked For Killing westerners. Rebel yell* wero loud and frequent but tha aacen con­ NKW ORLEANS, June 27.— trasted with yaaterday’a pande­ LI*) I'olirt* Itolny tentative > monium for Mr. Roosevelt aa Seminole County Allocated More Than Half charge.I Jamr* S IVrry, 1!7,uutny of the wearied delegate* ;p M M atpendltwree y»RPri>)t| Mat«Uni ftudUil —Million Dollars Since CWA Wns contented themselves wltjj i*4fc' ^ 000 as the hoard's eontHbutlon| r »irh nt I nyi'l.i University, “ Nominator’s Night” ing <m. R to WPA and PWA projects McMullen Takes Race with timn«l«u*.fhter ntu\ rrle4«'il Spring Term Is Slated; Inaugurated In 1933 a 20 r*— * P*r*d# through should thev he approved. Mr. Activities T o Be thaIn aisle*, under $-'.***0 U n«l in r$»n a. lag* under which To Begin Monday;' M ore thin h lllf m llllon lloU OverDodsonByOnly him onlrr that th$» nn»n»!** of th$» lewton said several had been rMYtloii with tin? ilentli nf Sum Texas has been governed flut­ Held At C ity Hall rvcipfMtti, iilrratly at .4 low «,bh. submitted but not finally okayed. NoMore New Cases ha« b«-en .pent on Ssunlnolc Half Dozen Votes nitri f-»rpenter. 21. tered above heads crowned with Trustees appropriated $30,000 County relief projects since n' u\ wtitJil b«» Mfutmril," Mr. F.«rl«* Cariicnttf tlinl during a gen broad, white sombreros. Tho vie* ailtl. “That ithjt** liv»* wai ohf -iinty Iu-tiM H-rais to* for the retirement of $10,000 ln‘ The Seminole County Canra*-cin| fight «.l n •orirljr wnWint; A panel of jurors to ..rve th. j 27t 1933, when the CWA was InI 'lr iw n il to attend president himself listened to at t*inrtl, arcorihiiK to romnirntn «»n outstanding bonds and $1,000 for|ing Board yesterday afternoon relrhmtion in a flfthionabl* remaining part of the Tlrcult augurated, according to statistics p -rty’s cause his hotel. He preferred to "taka th* effirirnry of iliff^rrnt crow* cancellation o f tlmo warrants. iMmped Its official mark on reflu., Ia*t night. Tho coroner Court's spring tarm was released nd.-ased tnd*y by W. S. Earle, a walk" h* Jokingly told friends. at * o'clock which ■ rr bring hrunl." The current outstanding debt ef - aulU o f the second Democratic «ai«l Citprnlrr ilirtl $»f a bn* •■"lay from the office of 0. P. pWA director of this area. Mr. Garner did not go to tha t-nigb'i l*re«idenl the Connty school system Is $579,- primary elections Inst Tuc-day. Sponaoni rontributnl about kon neck. <$ue»l« «aiil CarprnHerndon, clerk of the court. I ||v pointed out that the allocsl!i».,o-i|t a«ci-pl the omina- convention hall. 000. the superintendent said. p cent of the total amount. tor wi»* »trjck by a blow ilur Sheriff J. P. McClelland, Chief _ ||onl were act up by mrthgta There were no changes in po­ President Roosevelt la (Xp*«Ud , lion fin n i-1••'tiofi a- chief rxrcu• Steady year by year reduction sitions as announced through The ing the general fight which M Deputy 0. R. F.jtridge and Depu­ which mad. It poaatblr for mo* Donating or^anixationa itu’lmlnl shortly before tonight's cereroonU* Dv<- ..f tt I'nited St lies. of the bonded Indebtedness has Sanford Herald Wednesday; how­ lowed an r?“gument. thr City of Sanforil, S t M a i k r t ty R. J. Hickson apent the belter of the money to go dirrctly to < looked flu- Pn—lileiil's addles- will be Administration Uadora made it possible to cut the ever. the unofficial returns were ILiilth, Ih.th C.'M*»nlpr ami IVixy part of the past two day* arrv- labor, a fact which greatly re­ inir Huroau. .State Itoanl for tha President to follow much ■ rundia-t over nation wide radio school IK i n d levy from 15 mill* off somewhat in the constable race were gur«t« at tho wedding f IcongwiMxl, Ovlftlo, Oncva ami ing summons for duty. lieved the unemployment situation. network* nnd I* to le picked up the asm* theme h« did four yuan la 1933-34 to 12 mills In 1930-37 between Bob Did son nnd W. A. i Mi«« Kutn S I nan to Dr. Wil olhtrtg ago when ha flaw to Chicago to No additional cases hive been ‘•The prime objective sought In | trustees pointed out. •*ln return for tb i* **ontribu here toughby K. Kiltmlgr. Jr. McMullen. accept hie first nomination, non* added to tha docket lines the spending the sum was to provide A reduction of $850 was author­ tiona, the director aiatrtl, "many Tonight'* Inriil program i* arIn most InsUnces down the on- | doubted that ho would ombroea court recessed early this month. work of a worth-while nature U'gRlUitfU •« h i * (kraal ised In the admlhlatratlon depart­ tire ticket discrepancies between •■iliyod *o Hint >nnford ntllen* the platform, pledged to a fight­ It was announced by personnel ment's budget applying to the the official and unofficial count «d> -pi->k In-forP Mr It ■■■•rvclt'x ing campaign, and Invito tha In Mr. Herndon'e office. | superintendent's office. I ilt I- heard W F. Shelly ha* sup|mrt of political ladspendoste. may be attributed to the absentee There are (lie fwiXirril po-iti.,ii here, Under a routine .In operation ballots which were not counted Tammany Hall and tha United trlala on the . — .. . — -. — v here, the school board's budget by precinct election boifnls out 7he o< •a-ion, termed ''Nomina, States Mina Wockara war* must be laid before County Com­ were recorded by the csnviesimr tor'* Vii-ht." t« to In- oltserved l>y among tha groups represented by Ing to the Information availsb'r _ __ , missioners for final adoption. an e-tioi rti-il audience of 100,000 17 erconders for Gamer. With­ unit. The board yesterday authorised The non-official vote county gave CITY NEWS BRIEFS Floridioh* In cm h rn*e local pro- out mentioning name*, Judg* aiding Judge during the proceed" advertising for bide on extensive Mr. McMullen llrn constable race graoi* will pm rile tho addre** of John F. Care* of New York Inga. A July 4 barbecue will be to achool building roofs by 91 votes. The official returns Sanford dog owners rallied the Provident schnlu.nl for 9 P. M. Information was received In Id ha spoke for a Tammany Circuit Court will open offi- Hanford today that George W. Mc­ late yesterday and this morning E. S T. the Lyman School at Longwood showed the vlotor barely noting given in Chuluota by N. C. "which never betrays or doaorto." Jacobs, it was announced here eialty on Monday morning. Coun­ and the Wilson School In Paolo. to save their pets from leg-i Rory, Jr., waa admitted to the All admission receipts collected under the wire by a margin of today The public is Invited. Mu­ Thomas Kennedy of tho Mia* ty Court it slated to begin a* Unlteil States Naval Academy at destruction by the police depart­ hem and in other Florida cltlea Harry Gordon, a graduate nf six ballots. Union, predicted • Penniylvanala Stetson University |n Poland, was . Here’s the count as reissued by sic and dancing will be featured. the same lime, although it wss Annapolis yesterday, upon suc­ ment aa provided by a City or­ wjll Ih- emptoyeil in the Roosevelt majority for the ticket ad.«ed to the staff of • Seminole the emnveoalng board. Dodson's eampnlgn fund. Th< Sanford J inior Chamber of thought that activities of Ih* lat­ cessfully passing the final physl- dinance governing rings. Amid sign* of Impatience ok Itlgh School faculty as assistant vote enumerated first, followed Coron-tce it schrdulcd to meet ter may be .-postponed until the cal examination, While slightly more than 50 Ticket* for the Sanford nctivl- continued oratory, Senator Tama* coach and Instructor In social by McMullen’s: Mond.ii night nt 7 o'clock in the circuit cases are diapMsed with.I Mr. McRory la the son of Mr. permit* hail been sold nt City lie* nny he oldaim-d fnmi any one llyrnea of South Carolina got tha bjscta. Following it a list of those land Mr*. Georg* W. MeRory of Hall at noon Friday, that figure of the following: W. F. Shelley, floor to mova that tha nomination Precinct one: 202—233; onc-A: Mayf ur Hotel, it was announced named for regular July dutvISanford, and the grandson of Mr. bounced to 114 at I I*. M. today. II .1 I ehnian, N. J. thiggar, Jim be by acclamation. Chairmen Jaa 233— 291; two: 75—413; three: *99— today. In paying a license coat of Cailnn, I'apt Harold Washburn, T. Robinson put tho question E. Mathers, precinct 3: T. *nd Mr*. II. W. McRory of MontiPsdrham Caotures 269; three-A: 372-282; fo<r: C, It Dawson, Seminole County A.D.Tice. 9; Seth L Woodruff, I; celo, and of Mr*. E. S. MacKcn- $125, on* la given free medir.il It. W. GiMidspeed. J. It. I.ylea, C. quickly. -30; nine: 3 0 -8 7 ; ten: 89-farm -igrnt, was esps-cted to re­ A. J. Aulin, 6; 8. II. Chalker, 7; «l* and the late Mr. MacKcnxie treatment for hi* pet. A doctor Tyre and S. M. Lloyd. B Britiah Golf Title (C e e tla e e U s e *■ • • tk rv e l There woo not a single “ no." turn till- nflernoon form Oculn F. 1. Shrewsbury, 5; H. D. Haider- Iof I^waburg. He was born at Mon­ I* retained by the City to innocuIt. I. Glenn, who made arrange- Tho convention odjoumad atwo where he accompanied five Genera man. 16; Rudolph McCullouvh 7: tlcell* and received his education late dogs against rabies. menta for the local affair, and Mr. die at 2:19 o'clock thla afternoon d £ ROTT.AKr. F.ngland. June 27. Stetson University youths to a Mrettry rump. Police Chief Roy William* to- Lloyd'chairman of the Seminole Eastern Daylight Tim*. W. J. Toll, I; Frank Armstrong, |to die public school* o f Seminole “-4F5— After knorklng at tho Students Win Honor 14; A. G. Wagner, 7; J. M j *n«» Duval counties, graduating day reiterated • statement Fri­ ounly IVmnrrstir Executive Com­ drew of tho title for many roars. Officials of the local Chandler Jones, 5; H. L. Croom, 8; i I. from Seminole High In June, 1U3S. day that tha department does not mittee, today Ishus-iI Die fallowing Alf Pedgham. tail rugged British —Four Commerce hsvo been invited to Ilmhson, 3; B. J. Toll. 1; 0. ||. Wal for the past year was a cadet wish to kill anyone's pet but BOAT WRECKB DELAND, June. *7e statement: ■professional, today won tho open Flynt, 3; Geo. G, Harden, 3; at Marion Military In*t4tute, would have to do so rather than “This rw ly should he attended g«»f championship with 2*7 as SARASOTA.' Juno yj^UF>— Warren J. King, J. JMafion. Ala., where hia scholastic let It roam about unvarclnated hy pvery loyal Ih-mocrat and all nenrr Cotton, former UUehol.W A party of six vacationer* from 'iwronl entitled-him W 'Mtranre during tha hot season. -• "* • friend* of ('resident Roosevelt aa a Georgia and Ten nee*** narrowly Special Jurymen arop and favorite, faltered down the U r t & t f O H M I t . mester to win hooore aa lutellee- 8,014 M Uf> , Persona who have not pur- token of their desire to see him retch wtU 289. T. Ti. Mrrridrth. precinct 3; W. to thr Naval Academy without the chased dog llcanart are advised re-elected for another four years. escaped Injury Thursday whan a tool leuder* of Ur* campus eeptari.U-partly cloudy tonight G. Writman, 6; C N. Hudson, 12; usual examinations. The appointment upon which Mr. to do to this afternoon. Tho City Each one can aid in this campaign •mall cabin cruiser, belongtog to to on announcement by lnj Sunday, scattered ahowers Roy C. Foils, 2; J. R. Stewart, Dr. R. If. Flk* of Atlanta MARITIME NEWS cording Dean Chartw G. Bmtth. 1 .outk In portion Sunday and t; Frank Russel, 14; J. F. Story, McRory entered the Academy ante Hall la to remain open until fl by purrh ising one of the Ruoaevelt wrecked after being Volusia county atudunta waited ^ , b|y near extrema amith 7; B. L. Perkins, 3; R. J. Holly, one of the lost official acts o f the P. M., according to Chief Wil­ "Nominator's Night" rol y tickets." during a iqualt In tte Golf at j j f r s f t y •» Control TUt- off with all bat o m pUee. whlch tonight Extreme northwest Jr., 3; J. L Brown, 6; A. Kan- lata Senator Trammell. The ap­ liams. Mexico south of hero. This city has shout 250 dogs went to a freshman itadent from pjorid4: /a |r tonight, flnn.Dy ner, 3; J. B. Williams, 1; Charles pointment was made on Wodnrs Sitfn Fainter Eives CempUod daily, except Sundays, West Virginia. U p p e rcW -t^ p .rt]y ,|ou.ly. day and Senator TrnmmeL'a death eligible for llcmsing. the officer E. Hartley, 9; J. D. Rraru. 10; concluded. tho Bmtaolo County Chamber were forced to taw to the to_____ _ Sanford Publicity LOCAL WEATHER Walter W. Montgomery, 1*. G. octtrred tho following Friday. C in im fci tW wiaf ir r h ili tollectual challenge for the1 Thirty three members o f the W. Bunnal, 12; W. B. Husted. 12; departures via St' Johaa giver. freshmen and sophomore* who Sanferd poet. Bone of the Legion, J. K. Lawton, 5; Floyd Land. 15; Elks Plan Boat Trip Candidates Urged To Sanford will get some good ad­ ‘ Mr. June 97, 1S34. Ave copped tore places each to one left this morning for Clenrwntrr T. 8. Runtk.'ey. 3; Vernon G Tice. In the Southern moun­ File Campaign Costs vertising For Next Thursday ALB Average apiece for the Junior* an d^ hert they will attend a 12 lay 9; L. D. Haines, tl; G C. WaUh. I; tain* hecauaa of effort* exerted A v e ra g e CITY O f 8ANrORD, gen. •onion. convention and encampment ef the II. B. McCall, Jr., I; Steen Nelson, Defeated and undefeated candi­ by It. N. Nipper, a local sign point­ itVv Average Senford Elks tost night heard SC Johaa River Liao Average Hie h°8or •Indents carried fall state organlui’ lon. Perry Rfcro, 5; T. J. Walker, 14; F, C. lord, the organltsllon'a antortelnmcnt dates In the elections of last Tues­ er. schedules of academte work dur-1chairman of the American I c ­ 12; Virgil L. Smith. 1| R. M. committee announce ■ definite day were advised tc.lay to file a Mr. Nipper and hi* family left ff 1 GULFM18T, petroleum ing the semester and received giant Bov«‘ Work Committee sc- Douglas*, 4, and G a Lane, 7. achedole for • boat trip to ta held third and final statement 9f their here recently by automobile for it i$ Gulf Raftatac Co. letter* ef congratulations from computed tho party. next Thursday afternoon on lake •wmpakrn expense* with O. P. the North Oero'in* mountain*. ii TOE8 Doan Smith for their lc h r > ».i'! 14 Their vehicle carried a tiro rover Sunday's tide* low, 9:04 A. M. Monrue and tho St. Johaa River. Herndon, clerk o f the ctoruit court. II TTY OP SANTORD, gen| T. E. Simpson, ■eIdeal of the •and 9:50 F. M.i high. 244 A. M. T » affair will get uader way •Persona who do not comply with depleting Sanford’] skyline which II in- S t Jahao River Ltae Includes tlaward Seminole County Cta Other of jand 3:40 P, l(. Sun rises at at 4 P. M. and oat for about tlx the tow covering the point will Included tho Mayfair Hotel in II Betts, Barbara ('oaunerrr. and B. T. R u n n of •3:2S A. M. and seta at 7:2* F. hour*. Elks, their fbmQle* and not bo permitted to haroM'thoir tha background. OULPIURr, empty. Gulf Dueto tad Margaret Attoamnic. first Pointed In colon with palm trees, ildent, I M. Moon rtaos at 1:M p . M. and their friends will bo Indaded. namo on ijio ballot to be used In Co. all Water- P H to attend • Teea- l**te at U:#7 A. X . Monday'* TWketo may bo porch Mod from the nest section and or* subject the cover bean tho wording: it Morning of the Flor- I tides; low. 9:10 A. U. and 10:49 aay o f tho fallowtag eoOMaittee: to a fin* o ( 91.900 and a prison Tom e to Sanford, Florida—hunt­ ii LA, Central Etortto Charlestown, Council of Choi Cem- P. M.j high. 1:52 A. M. and 4:49 according to tha ing, fishing, boating, golftog, fine ii P« U Thar*ton. < ; H. N. term of on* hotels." M | Tam ns u d WaHaj IMwfUld. tow, v*xr»."wemT*tlnw to Y. -W. !«w -, tnn, superintendent o f countk educational Institutions. School trustees printed out that the -Mwsh waa p«ve»ihte be­ cause the state school aywtesn • this yean hail taken first rat# rare of Ita appropriations to the' Seminole County School organl-! ration. While the budget wns hoisted an apprnxlmli-ly IIS,000 pver la<t; year, the boost means that ti-arh-l era will be paiil an inerenseil i salary, and that two or thrre new Instructor*' will be added to the County staff, bringing It up to about 170 in number. Tan thousand dollars was the addition made to raise old. sal­ aries and pay new ones, while 13,000 o f the total rise will be applied to new transportation' equipment Also Included In the liat of < B allot Count c Made Official By Canvassers Seminole Demos Jurymen Named £ a r /e Reviews Progress For Service Here! O f Relief Projects Here Read) To Rally For Party Good In Circuit C ourt ^eo- McRory, _Jr.,]I)og Owners Rally i». thanfw. elmcm, accord- Passes Last Test ITo Save Pets From judg. Miiiardsmithwm»«pc To Naval Academy Legal Destruction m Eft 2 • ». 4 .& L . ■ — Acceptance Speech Billed For Tonight Teacher Ad d e d To Seminole High tf - ■ Earner Again Named Party’s Choice For Vice-President As Convention E n d s Trustees Adopt Bud­ get For Expend­ iture Of $200,000; Salaries Are Boosted „ NUMBER 210 Established In 190R \ �rn rr ' 'JM1 ' J I . 1 SATURDAY, JUNE 27, Ifttf i ■■ - u , Herald Government By Noise »A HIGHUGritS Those of us who have * * t* t hptna ami listened .to th« proceedings over the radio at the conventions m Cleveland and Philadelphia have been impressed by the aj^parent enthusiasm with which c middle western governor was nominated by the Republicans for . the presidency and a Democratic president was nominated by hia party fo r reelection. It was noticeable that the very mention .of, the name o f Landon or any b|1 Roosevelt produced the dpar cannon-like roar of approval. Of course, h h^a ^wtpfs, oraiora havR bce^, ipajnp,.cat their lungs thap the, capici from • vlalt with her aunt Ik Jacksonville. Hbo arms accom­ panied by MUs Vivian Grant anti will reutrn next week. Mrs. Oocrg-e MatMmx and "Have you ever heard i f tbs Hsfwr-PlwtK TrsaT -, Tls s .merest sf greet tw­ son an j daughter, Joa and Eva, •past Tuesday at CortioaAa Death. Mr. and Mrs, Clem Bowen asnosnea the arrival of a tab, born an Juno 19. j( C. R. Dawson, ^rmlnolo County farm agent, took five 4-0, club members to Aitor for S camping trip early this week, fn the party wero Robert Laffib, Ber­ nard lefili, Richard Lavy, Jean it blooms on U»s tbors at tbs Lollipop s o In th* garden of Shut-Ey* Town." Did you sver, stpp h>, think convention*., jt£i*ti®.. iiiriL , a v # by the s h g fl& J r o r a .t ^ e ,^ speaker, ,But it hfa JMtfraed : » * f I U m M la l l r . H I h w l *pirjtfcuh m » S ,» r lh t ii. , r - vontkms have. p*en 1 lMs«C Is Iks ItPffP PIIV, m l mendous amount of poise. , m s t r y St Ilk I r l i t l p i l I n i . Some of lm It rk lm s s is S S rw . after every,t f f w m l f f t m m r m hrr i f f l * Inst for anywl K litrtl I'rees ttllrk Is Pifla* almost r illilH fw the aw far rr# ■hikaMm af mil am s lii|ialr|ra ItfNW ' #n <| s»r mat aOrrmlaa ItlllM .In Ihi* )Hfarr nwf *l«« ilr Ml pahllaliH brrrla. All jllM * f pHkllmilaa rtf sperlal N l k l r i fcrrrla are alia rr< It i li u t K vkrak for to I) a t , THE NEIGHBOR SPIRIT: Ut every one uf ua pltav hi* neigh­ bour far hit good tu cdificatiun.— , Romani 15:2, Woll hot ‘TJirky" 1.net.inn ,wLlu‘ » ho htid gut his fifty y n r jail in*nt pn- in flm-ida. In that h u * ho vnoiid U- a -o ir n l o f hi* /lU'rty in n y ia i or two. We suppose the Importance W^entloRa his vastly Incruased siwjc the. introduction of ptdkm into some twenty mflJlon h.otnpa and the br,oadc#Wpl;% 6(f polity cal proceedings over th* principal stations. was wjten the cheering was heard only by the thousand or fio parti­ sans assembled in,th(j convention hail, but now,with ^lu­ ll ons of voters listening In, fl has bwome a matter o f party pride to outdo all ofhers on the issue o f enthusiasm. , So Important has become, this subject of nolao at m «flIrtgs o f this Viml that a jregplar "notse-omef—” *■'— invented by wh’ch tfje volume, eni, i.lTO i;i ,. of sound r.... ..JBWflf the convention floor cap,be iaccurately 1 1 registered ' .to a hafr*j rfjo. renci rcachcs the .™ tm m . t % t breadth. Every (fpeaX^V* who and thi very seriously, his record, or the tho "nolse-ometer’' " first thing he does g fjfe ft a has fit run to the control room and fak th much noise hia kflpTauge' registered. We are not so sqrt^ hoyever,. that comes to us thrqugb the years pf tbs, organ. and (he organ man. pfejittna in the mint Your mental MJLU W**M, b* a rather bleak risks Jf .the UtUs toy soldier fovsrpd with.met didn't enflact dust dn , on# comer and Little •llfr^ue wwp*i fait aslevp un­ der. s £ey nxp* h> another. . f o f my own pari 1 never sec a poo) river cm a hot summer day that I,.don't think what a lovely place it would he for Tom the water |B*hy . end his friend the dragon-frir, nr a hate, In the g y m s |that J don’t fall to won­ dering If <! fell down It whether the White Rabiclt would be aewrrving ahead of me to the Duchess'* Petty, Or sn open window at) n starry eight that,I don't half be IJmi t|>at If I. could Ue vary atilt LAKE.MARY The Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Thomp­ son were in Jacksonville last Wednesday and Thursday where they went to take their daoghtcr, Frances, who will spend two weeks in tha Girl Scout coup near that city. John Cherry, Ilarry Rollon and James Wallace of AtlantQ wero over-night" guests this week at the home of Mr. Cherry's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dali. ■ . On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. C. 8. Donaldson gmvo a “shower" at her home. In honor of Mrs, Dick flkewes. A program was given with piano sotoe by Grace Douglass, Mrs. Skew**, Mrs. Bailey Houghton and a reading by Grace Whiddon, followed by a wen) conWnd.rn A aoclaJnour Ned then en­ Inflnita labor, the SemlnoU Indians of joyed during whkh the honortguafdm hd(* eypwa kfs Into khapely guest unwrapped the many beau­ drably design«d CANOES. Many have tiful gifts received. RefreshmentsMyi and brood, atarna with abort decks of delirious cake and punch were h tho yuahpolo men stand. Tho usual served by the hostese, assisted by Groce Whiddon. Those present were: Mrs. Dick Skewes. honor guest, Mrs. Bottler, Mrs. Hood, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. 0lea*on, Mrs. Anderson, Misa Wy­ lie, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Albert ■on, Mrs. L. Lo»dquiat, R i . John ahriner, Mrs. Whitaker, Mrs. Borvtl, hfrv. Lcfiello grillnger Mary Harrit, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Mrs. El »n Corey and little imn Douglass, Mrs. Skvwe, Mrs. Bailey, of Cordelo, Ga, arrived Wadneada7 Mrs. Cochran. Mrs. Sudd , Mrs. for ■ visit with hor lister, Mr*. Dunn, Mrs. Tilllo, Mrs. Logvrqoht, L. ^aindqulat. . ,* Mrs. Houghton, Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs. McMullen and Mrs. Bndthe graduation of h*r gr«»4daug^- rrm»T irffi, 'fh e ™ e e r a ^ fr o r n tha cOhvw 1,1 11 y ; Speaking of our "tviflnl'ki*,'1 »e. they *ay Jim f*il«y i* * lhn« 7*Or johhrr piwtmavtrr grti-rnl, rhnir■. w, res* of the l)<-mr>rratlc National , ;l jCbmmlttw, ami chairman of tho J Sr Now York State Democratic E • Committal-. • , ’■* ’Fred form -got thr (Mirtnnt mattery handled., .TTiern b ting miletlv at home, hv trie radio opments vitally, affecting ,the life is not particularly, conducive to env bardlv feels like standing on the cr nrul shouting just because someone on the rai The South Moves Forward IncroasM activity, greater output, more profitable op­ )>igg**t eration uf industries generally, and expansion of the pro­ •* majority in Tuv*'lay‘« rlcdlnn «f , any man who «vrr ran for govar’■B*r In this ttala with but a *~*ifagla“ except Ion. That *waa In [*- 1D“2 whi-n Dnn- Hh-ili* brat John . V Martin. • ductive capacity of the South mark 1035 as a year of progress out of the depress(oir, according,to the Manufac­ turers Record, which gpea on the aagv "Of-ecyaal signifi­ cance, fs the fact that uurlnjr the first five months o f {nis year, the expansion o f plant facilities, and general con­ struction and building, as well a* manufacturing activity,shiiw sulmtantial gains compared with tho corresponding period of 10315.” ...................... ... There nro more encouraging facta aboit, tha advance in practically all lineH in tho South dor{ng 1036 than have been nvailublc for the past three yean, pa presented In the 1936 edition of the Rhio Book of Southern Progress, * 1 tpjlti’ in loud a- the "Ayes," but! published annually by tho Record, and Jaat o ff the J . It a n turd In I'hniimnn Rnhlnaon ' , . * that thr "Ayr*” ha-l It. And to presa. Homo o f tho hlghlfghta, token frofn tho annual com­ .J J the twn lhlr-U nilo I* no mure. pilation, arc aet forth bcl^w; J 1 _|It font* n* if tho K«na!e rntra a ' might iluvrlnp at many randl* date* *■ the recent goermor** ! ’ tatnpnlgh. With Carlton, P*|>|wi', * 1 MIkiIIi , Andrew* end uou or two a ’ other* already having announced, * '"unit with Loftln, Rufonl, Cnraun, * I Milih'JI, Martin and several J ( Others fonaWcring thu matter, * SfM) yni-i«-ct* f»r n lively dm-ale e 'ajijamr U* I* gix«l. -. JJ j ' n «*— °------ --- ■. ■ It must l>o rather dbenuraging . . to rial* aRnrnoye and t|io couri* [• to put criminal* behind tha lutr* J,anfa*t as .they can only to find \ i than* rvkasod to pray again upon "I' the pubtl* oa soon a* th* Pardon J ; Jlosrd can meet to pomldcr i i their c**o»- The other day Ut# ri i Purdon Board ral*a**d tight con* , vleU, (wo of them serving Ufa , { t sentence* for banditry, th* other* •'{, serving five years far burglary. i "wdeaweratk" xro impcachml . with their own eloquence If thay _ ovcrloiik tho equally umlemocratio apportionment aystem under Which th* South. b denied tha , |*Aryscntatl<to to which Ita Damo'' (ratio numbers and loyalties eo.tllb U in thq party's national .cuavCntiuua," write*. John Temple Gravas. "Tho South b ortUtbd ' , ' l n W r u c h Veto pow er as tha ’two-1 birds -ytU* U SUppoMii ta but ft 1* entitled to h* fsb - twcarv-tioiaa,. when you, aran'fc too tWf Playing goabey. ,aad .Indian, wood, tag, and climbing dp and falling out of trcoo). . For tho young Tom Mixes, sad1 they arc legion, there's "Cowboy Tommy" by Sanford Touaoy. This is complete with all tho trimralnga—o roundup and every­ thing. Thom, tbara la David Pony’s "Ultla Indian" with l|laatratlooo by Hrueg Stevenson. Tbo pteturo of tho bull frog orf Wio Illy pad made mo think of Walt DUnry'k bull frog. In “The Adult Horn* Demonatriturp customs of other people—as ara mrt Monday aftarpMn at ththo rest of h«r..Jerloa of hooka brary with 21 prraent. Mian J about tbo children of many lands. phin* Boydaton, dlrerto*, also ___pmonnt. Raporta of the I "Polar, .aad Qretthen, Of ..Old wllh'ccun* for t-U Girla at Tails Narsuborg" by, Viola v ‘ ' Junta * ------*|y ware .given b* e pictures by Helen “Bewrit has I within Its pages some , of j . tho aroaeo, Netherlands” b an Intonating froth menu war* i .v*^ , *PWI. travelog**.[C. B- Searcy and U .. X01 tha.anlpia! kvera , (gad ^ T’ in if outnut la morq than |6,600,000,000. W lt\ an ou tpu t o f |l,3fiO,00<),QOO frmn iU mlncg and quarries, the South produces 43 per cent o f tho jninerol y'aluett pjf, the States, T ho farm value o f all p’r wlucts Tn the Bouth in 1935 waa 13,225,000,000, 35 per cefit o f Qio coun­ try ’s total. Livestock valued Are 11.484,000,000, '« gain of 40 per cent over 1934. . ,, P ow er production in the South ‘ih 1935, act an all-tim e high record . u n . Construction awards In th e ,3o|Rh .last y w ran to 1617,000,000, a now h lgn . Jtecord f o r a fo u r -y e a r . period, w ith privately flm n ce d iiidoatrial operations fea tu rin g th* ga la -A v er 1934. T his substantial r a te o f grow th cohtloucg, f a la evidenced by the a w a rd o f c o n tfu e ti totaling m ore than $355,000,000 In the f l r it fW ilp o n U ia o f ih l# year, covering hew engineering . a m , construction p ro je ct* , th e -fiv e -m o n th total ^og.lW tJ. a ,la rg e r am ount than xor a n y similar p eriod with th* o t ccption o f . 1929, rgprei cent over the first five SANFORD. C ia a g g B W O T Marjorb Flack’s "Topay and S0"*™** «?• fft AM*, th* CaC.Asrop'. Fohlro, ttAi atfr- m f c j S it oM k n d ^ RVUth LuodquUt from the th grads. - A daughtar baa been burn to jM r, end Mrs. S. & Rusher In St. ILettla, Mo^ according to word r«calved here. i Mr. and Mra. John Bolton ami i Mima Ella Botton and Mrs. Bob .Bolton and little sen, visiting from Miami, were Tuesday dinner gueeta nf Mr*. Cerdb Swanson. Mra. Swanson and Dorothy were flvtn • surprise party Wodnea; *«y at tha home o f Mr. and Mr*. |HmU Magnj.on. Rosea and ether flowers o f pink nnd white was the |motif carried a i t Among those jpreecnt were Mrs. Hilma Luod.quUt, Mr*. E. F. Undqulat, Mm. iR, >W. londquht, Lortae Lund- » ttjt& m J P S rt painless .pray to learn about tho a t e Ring robttvM hf r«i« n.*c> ssr’. s ^ i i i %^ .*» u ^tfcbssw r?. Tffi; children te n o n w**k. *nbrt»tettl B* JW^h#rorfU * a i £ l i l 5l Twenty* ftva rclatlvpa and friapda (rotn Afi)arlcus, Oa., were entertained last week by Mr. and Mrs. W. L, Scig at thalr clmp tn Ftrslmmon Ham­ mock. The party broke camp Friday morning and roasts returned to Georgia, Mr. and Mra. Selg left Sunday for Marietta, Ga., to join Mr. sad Mm. P. B. Dooley and daughter, and Mr, and Mrs. E. B. Ball for a trip through the western atitas. They aspect M ranch Cheyenne, Wyo., in time for a big rodeo on July 4. A. E, Moran, who has been confined to' hia residence because l m ! ? * ^ S,r,nTOn* Mrs. of a abort lllneaa, hoa'recovered [ WWfred Fteraon, Mr. and Mr*. ■affluently to take abort walks. ..R a il Mognusoo, Mr. and Mm. Mr. and Km. It B. Levy war* boat and hoateaa at a flshfry hod Bolton, MlH klU bridge party In their horn* Fri­ day night. Mr*. J. V. Tool* b confined to TtaJS ^Grar M jaa S atataud l, nil- GENEVA Mis.XucllbElb«hrti Tuekar b ■ (lieficdi. alan 'tba M hm Hemice Edmondson. Helen ,Duntr Christine Cole, Betty Brown, and) Grace Whiddon. Mrs. Roy HowMl and Mrs. Feckham honored -Mrs. Albert Skrlnor with a "shower" but Motidsy aft­ ernoon at the Chamber ef Corafnsree building. About ' twelve ladles yrere present. Gain and punch were aerred by the beetest. �^ ------- --------■ ■ . BATURDAT, JUNE 57, I9S* ial TH E SA N FO R D . H E R A L D , SAN FO RD , FLO RIDA' Strike Up The Band! Here Comes The Show Boat! AndPersonal Earle Reviews P r o g r e s s Of Relief Projects MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor j&v-7 Social N a z a r e n e Church Calendar!,>lans Revival Services beneficial reaulta have been m i ­ lled In the way of worth-while conatru<ti<n and improvement•“ | Amour the outstanding ;>rojocta were: ' Airport, $2rt.iu>0 In-tnl ntlon of t~ — rsonals Mo n d a y ’n ‘t »•* n F Graham, paator HONDA l |of th, Nairnren* Churth at Paoia Dr. Nreman, pa-tor o f th. , nnounfwj today th>t phyate Science Church. will lfi*« r„ W»l service, will be conducted • lecture. Tdfe in the Astral ' rvery evcnin, mt g o'clock aaMU* Joyce Mitchell left today PUne,’* at 8:00 r f. M. at the crpt Saturday. beginning toWoman'a Club buildlnf. The pub-, mornlWi « t th, church at WH­ for Tamp* to spend a fow weeka IM la hunted. i Corner. Tha. Bee. & K. with her ainter, Mr*. Fred l.c«rU. d ty SI 11.1*0 lmpr«»>ine farm«to/nin ki t r'lxxU, $71,*><N>; Improve mint# to local itrppii, $W,00<); errctinir armory, rrpaliF and .«It«ration* to nrhool talM ing* •ivl pi •vir'tiiinils, 4 RKTOKTRD DROWNED J INVITE rOSTMASTKBS NiHW YORK~June 27 <41 OCAI.A. June 27.—AU thMI fir*l*«s dispatches from tha fourth class postmaster* o f W ad nitnl Stale* Army transport i*la have been Invited to at|au4 bateau Thierry Tuesday re-' the thirtieth annual eonvintteo of urtitl th* drowning nf Capt. the Florida Stata Branch of th* , in.l-ay M. Bawsel, air corpa National League of Dtatriet Foot* ler. and hi* three imall chil- master* here yesterday tod today. ten._______ ________________ MeaiUiuarten are at Hotal Mario*. Frigidaire Unharmed A fter Plunge from Blimp into Bay HO.* TUESDAY TV- Wnmin*i Uiotlnn»rv I P*,"” r ° f “ *• 000; prnt iilni). menial work tor Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Lilor. for­ So. ^urfh.w ill bff Ukl fVUIffUlL women making garmenta for tha Joe James, Sunday School merly of till* city, are the guests poor, t.M.lHai. farmer*' market, superintendent, aald than will be of Mr. and Mr*. K. F. Lane. Park I 929,000; dn.i'nsgr, t.14.000; ren Ilibie Drill reviewing the iaat Avenue. I pair* ami alteration* to public quarter of the Bible School, con­ , building*. tiit.iaio. Miaa Winona I'ur-vi, haa re­ ducted in the form of an oldI In addition tu three. Mr. Furlr fnshtoned "spelling bee" Sunday turned from Tarn|— where -he vis* pointed nut Ihere were about TO morning at 10:00 o’clock. Frank Ited her mother, Mr*. Ami, May Bridal Shower Given Price, young people's president, Purela, for aome lime. other project* of .mailer ntagtti tude in vinous part* of thi In Lake Mary Monday I will be in charge of the special Mr. ami Mr*. J A Zern-nner I service for young peopel at 7:00 County returned this morning from Miuni A bridal shower »*« given at P M. and will have as his where they spent a two neck*' the Community IlniMing In l-akr topic, "Advantages of Belonging vacation. e'hrt*ii, Mary M-evkiy afternoon in honor to a Holiness Churth." ' P. M. HiM»* Hlwdy Tu***l«F T.I8 P I of Mr*. Charles Albert Shiiner. l’» «>trr Th«r^*T l-wm t Tm : Mr. ami Mr*. G K MrKay ami I I'nntpb-ll. The a bride of aeveral week* Refresh- Mrs. S. E. Andrews 14 . I i.'Apttln Miaa Florence MrKay will Ira*, ter. T h - Nlntfln* r..nrw «l1n na w il l *»• 0 ff|C#Cw m (Mata wen? served by Mr* J ...... t**1 ..it 9hw iKond Mut.4*r o*[ Hunelnh ! Is Bible L e a d e r tomorrow for Ctoudland. <•».. to I sai-'lm Packhnm and Mr*. 'Roy Hnw#ll, J Hnrmli • r*. i. tei i tu.inlh •pend two month* Ilollt.rnw w. the hostess**. t't* «4 t.A r m i H r i i V»UIIM I'. Mr*. S. E Andrew* Is the lead­ Those present wen-: Mr* Cb'rlr* he |ir« Karl J Tati, paalor. M rm . W. A Tmifur of Moint er for the e a*, of 21 keginner* In I#*i*|rN.t, l-eth* Mary It)M>n-nl* Albert Shriner,, h#u>r gi *,t. Mr* vllle, B C., in vUitinf hrr .in Ini H« h.M.I, 8 •« I' U Halt >tl *•»! 4 IDoug t __ th# primnry department of the Harry Darruw, u 3 .'’ C« A. prv lrv t 2 *• P II Tit* ••I.tt M M Gild' u l %M» ith %• ».R Summer Rible School which meet* Um. Mrr. A. W Ia* , Jr.. Ami Mr# M Ians, Mr*. L. C. Tillls, Mra. R. H l»rl*i..|<> !<•! Pirnt U*net» A»* dally at the Episcopal Parish lulmuml Mei«ch. Holt 1.1“ K IIEE M K T I lO U ir r I I I U B t l l •r•. |**t • in I’ \l Eubanks, Mr*. William Thome, rr Itlet> l.a M r M.iltniP. 4 » e a r n Tha lie*. I’ 11 |lt kef l.nMof House. She Is being aesivted by II Dr. «n.l Mr*. W. T. Ijirur’rv *n.l Mr*. Charles H. Shriner, Mrs. Tl.r |U« i W. Ivaf . Hun.lat Hm.i. » li A hi Mr* Marvin Milam and Mi** Wle- tlnuffhtrr, Hnlur.t •t -,,.,.| tV H rh.tsil 10 A n A x*. Hrr 11 >n 11 M Marjf.irot. nturn..! r* .X M Edith A. Garrell. Mr* I.. Rudd. bolilt. 34 I' te>It«' fl IFtK It 00 A. M. 1* u i. r%»••# x Ft (tlla*Ileit.' ■ Wnlnratlay fn>m Mountvillr an.I Mra. Clarence Donaldson. Mrs. \ I' M I M l P R XV# |ne elav r p-tiH ar»l I'nk* Tho subject carried through­ Ie»i'r*rw. S. C.. whxrr ihry vidtfl « ll I •«« II Ml1 i.till Harray Pugh. Mr*. J. A IJ->yd, PftMf H« v|r# XX-ilnea.Ur, I'r••ai*hInM 7 II P. E The Ilf t I. I, \|.ta.|e* |.'t«l"p. out the course deala with “ Help In r«UtIve« fT»r a nhort tinw ua Mra. florae* Fennell. Mr* R. I I’ornet I if *l» nii.» i an.i ||..||« the Home." For each story toM r n ia T r 'l i r n r i i « r t f i i t t r Atanup SJodblom, Mra. J. U. Houghton, I I I K 'l T I t F u i : m : v i m -.n io iiih t r iiin c ii llrnwl.ti ». r« 11 aft a \| there i* an Illustrative game or t*hfl«lUn hoaitra Mftlrra If* Italil amt !:IS I* *••% MI m N c n m l l l n t c h l na Irfl Kri Mr*. C. R. Beat, Mrs. J. A Peekir xi % Il^% \V I Aerp"». ;»nsi<r given and the children are et» Nun.lay morn in« at lh» rhurrh U \ lff. tin. ».l .. * |i i* hi Mill. I»> o» !•» •« * i l » y f»»r W a^ hi n ir to n . |i when ham, Mra. Roy Howell Mis* Nona aV l>*l Hen.ftd Hi real at I t,M | •aid to lie particularly interested •hr will apcntl t h e 4tt«mnrr w i t 1* \ | rnir.r ' » • • • * ’ n A ‘ A 'I Hwit•ee*f f«* loytoff* ^ *“ Wylly, and Miss Dons Ucllo 8el- , , , . lit. Mi.tf .^rfftl. r. I “• I 1 1 •ThA h. tj.u,mfr 1 villi) .Blhsltir ^In .Ute.fujMj: jo r k . music and free •1.1 Iwfletn Kafgn o " ni. •I• ...Hi *4. 4flaa* M4*M|.| |III* «I*tMt |e .I.nlnltlnr a fr# l«*U*e Ipine period*. « 'Hun-lit -f *..» in..iiih fron Me-n.lmK lliftom al |ha vhttrrh whera I*. kl '-777- . r - r- .L . T K ,* ■. - W t n * ana, fit.^ey I •he. |t|l.|w At.il all xiilhi.rlieil 1‘htlA- I# Ifill. 1.1. .1 Mr« Fi|mr»l llumphri v Nml | •Hon t>. lenrf |Mafa'iira »n«w la Ilf Ih. #u-o i r i s t I an Sc i e n c e r m n n i n •vm ev, Nancy Joun Appl«*y. •on h«vp Itern •iH.nilinja t hi <« wt“ k i i, tier, m m rowwt I rra.I. horrnwrd nr purrhaaail Opan lUfr « in hi ii -------Junior Che*tm t. Sarn Helen Co*. mi I>«ytonn H ra «h with T Kt. av anj Fridays front I lo I th* I |'r> al ivl n inn • miianl ) P tl “Christian Science" is the *uh June Rose Dutton, Barbara Ann ftM-m«*r'ii |»orrnt«. Mr nntl Mia HOI X Ilium# 9:i*l #•III* %I, Mot nit 4 \VomM|». H' 0A A M. l.mA out theral It's • flying Frigidaire falling from n Ooodyeor I III IIMI rhlira l. H. I....* I I 0A A * Ject nf tha* le*«on-*ormnn m all *Menfield. John Fo*. (Teveland M. S. N>Nnn. dirigible into salty Biscayne hay at Miami, Fla. Sidijectad to one at ..•••i«•»1..|». ? Jit A XI Us rnlt.K He f t l . ' f . 7 IIM P M. r i . . * r i ' . . i : * n . T n i n * * . . a i i «is Churche* of Chri*t, Srienti*!. June Pwntaln, N'mey Flit*. Betty Hall. Mlrtlotrr. Il.« II#V. J.tifta* w\ the most sevtre tests ever given an electrle refrigerator, this 4. It... I I IU X X| I '. 1 I* llri.tt fi lm |. mf.iP 28. Donald Hnwird. Patricia Ann M A. I'fMVi'f Mil.| HrI mult. nuslrl unit built by Frigidaire Division of General Motors was Mr. ami Mr». Nt*il (‘hitlm.lt *i Him.I.V .9 15 X M It..* I M I h.oof.ae.rt I- itrontnltnp The Golden Test I* fr. m Mat- Johnston. Betty Ann Dykes. E'iia- of St. l*ct»T*burir aixnt Thura.hiv X i M .iiiir Harvlra. II • • < • A X I 100 fe.4 from a blimp into Florida watars. Towad around by • th.I .1. lMffwr.it* Hun• hn-ttrtn IJm lrH tnf • on P M. ihew |3:.7.7, “The kin-'dnni nf heav­ he!h Ann Macey, Mnnamlh Mill*, here with Dr an! Mr« W T I'1 1.,yV » t rl.ll.M, it 1 J»» I--it to guarantee complete aubmerslon, It was haulad out, found Kvitlftrf XX4.paMl* I <»o p M. Methvin. Betty Ijinjclry. Mnyfalr Mr. (‘hitfrn'lm %t i. en la like unto bwven. which a •^nma Jeon h ik t i i x n i o T i ill m u Filia l WI.TIIiMHir All I II« || as tightly aa when It left th* factory and waa put Into Immediate oper­ 1hr N"t XXIlium llriH.lii, Jr \ 11 r.iip, luiniiUr. women took, and hid In three Roberta, Hvrlwrt Stenatrom, Betty rFturne<l homf* Krhlnv i'lit Mr* j ation freeatng Ice-cutes. Aeronauts who witnessed tho 1 pectarulag HOft* riiun I. s. h..«ii » 1 r. a XI measures of meal, till the who'e Jnne Raster, Ksy Schumacher, and Chittemlm will rvmnin fo? a lonjffr were amaiod that the refrigerator survived the tarrlS* Impact Of I h.itiihv H. I....I • IT. A X! XX..f#lH|i Hun, r, II ti l a M XI.>rtill.If xv..rwhl|» 11 00 A H.il.f.. 1 IaiMiirhliiM <4 N. Wyncll Vaughn. was leavened.” drop and came out without a single leak in Ita visit. I'r.itftMin “ • Ktrnllll XV..»wlll|. • «•» I* XI mrohrfnlwn or a break In Ita cabinet, because, after aB, I Among the citations which com­ XXV.Itipe«lmp XX'.«rwlilp. * •'• I* V..UtiM 1 r•l»l»\ 7 mo IV M, XX'i.r«hl|i x •»M »• 51 Kurphoita# f..r lit# haul household refrigerators are not supposed to bo prise the lesson serthon Is the fol­ Mr*, tinted II. Murtun "f Phil TI’r-tliaf«.rtti.atli•rt tt I’uftfl lowing from the Bible: "Where­ ••lelphla ami her bmther, Herman ll'tft fore laying aside all molire, and 4l'4(l.i|| mirlr HrIi4i.il •• lutli Oppigiheim of Jacksonville, all h f.'ltell.M•it. M••imImv itrtti Ktl 1 1 n .iiN K ii.T in s.i. 111 m i l l ftll guile, and hypoeracle*. and cnbe the guest* Sumlay of Mr. and drtf I • r of l*M V ll Atrnua M in t vtes, and alt avC speaking, a* new i*a.in##«lur i1•tlX]r»r nml | Thlr.l Hlrao-t Htn.i r. Mra. George Weinstein, Snulh IM H| 1' -XI I llariuril IIikiI. ntinlalar * born babies, desire the sincere Sanford Avrnue. liliby ATinait It*Ilt4ll.ll, | 1 1 20.T K. Int ST. FHONg 88 1 Tttin’ll H . H . m.I, 9 Ik A U a* milk nf-tha won), tha*ye snap grow i i * 4TTT7T » MornlftH Wurthlp, lt:uo A. M ( r o a f t a s M frnas pngn ana) thereby" (I Peter 2:1. 2). Mra. J. O. Lsnev has returned 87; eleven: 37—36; twelve: 28— Tha Ie*aon-«rrmou also Include* from points In Tentlkure. Ala12; fourteen: 30—28. tha foTowing passage from the Totals of the tabulation, give l*ma, and Georgia where she *is. Christian Seleneo textbook. "Sci­ Mr. McMullen 1.398 ballot* to 1,. Itad friends and relatives fur a ence and Health with Key t> the few weeks. She waa aermpunied Scripts res," by M-rry -Baker Eddy: 392 won by Mr. Dodwin. , cm nru . o r n»r> In tlie sheriff's race, C- M. Hand by, her nephew, Tol y Mettin of "Slttc* tha author's dl.envery of Hr* J X* I'lttlxtl. f.-«4|wr. was .he victor by 410 votes, ac­ Atlanta, who will i>e her guest for H>111.I4> Hr7f.'ll If M |t A M the might of Truth in the treatcording to the certification of th* a abort lima. rr.n.l.lnv II SO A ll *1*4 1 14 • meat of illaeas* oa well as of sin. U. canvassing bosrd. Ha drew 1,901 Mr ayatem h*a been fully tested M-tnlnnl^ l-nunlr Hlnaln* PoeMrs. R. 0. Meriwether and Mrs. ha lot* to 1,851 given J. F. Mc­ rollon I is I*. M 'and haa not been fornd wanting; Clelland. The unofficial count aat G. 8. Selman will li<ava tomorrow hot to ranch th* heights of Chrls- tho figures at 1,948 and 1,533 re­ morning for Ridgecrest, N. C.. to * tkn Science, nrrn must lire In attend tha Southern Baptist As­ spectively. Mr*. Frank Stull left yi-strrtlay pMdlence to Ita divine Principle." Ilerlert Messer officially de- sembly. They will be accompanied for 'llhrniinghatn, Ala., to s|a-nd aa far as Clayton, Ga., by Miss 'ented Ernest F. Hoi.sholder for If5l tho simrou-r. prosecuting attorney by 1,848 to Ellen Meriwether who'will spend Mrs. C" yd# A. Ilynl of Daylonn l.W l. Tha Junofrtclal Ifnnounce- the summer at Laurel Falla ('.nip. Beach spi-nl short time her* •nent garve Messer 1,835 to llouaMr. and Mr*. Lester Chorpenthis morning while rnreito for Lee re Miami July ft 9 Q A * ° holder’a 1,823. Ing of Cleveland ware the guests Arcadia to spend a short time with Th# county Judgeship v ia won Sat. Miami July 6th O U this week of the former’s >mrl* relatives. Sy R. W. Ware who polled an of. Sunnlland Travel and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. fictal 1,172 to G. W. Spencer's Chorpenlng, white anrnuta to their Mr*. George Yarn of Sumter- ! ' M r 41* AU E ttnM 1,289. Unofficially tha totals stood horn*! fyom Miami. Mr. Chorpcn- vl'le ia visiting her daughtrr, Mr*. , it 2,154 and 1,281 reapactlvaly. Bureau Ing ha* been editor on the Cleve­ Otto II. Anderson, 2I0M I'almelto Official county eommlaalon raca land Plain Dealer for many yrara. Avrnue. No one can deny they’ve taken their place in the W & J 1 m St. Orlaod* Ph. SIM -vaults follow: Dlatgkt on*: D. L. Thraahar. Hun—these brilliant American women. A week-day <■ 1,744, CbarUa Dunn, 1.435; dia4 * rict tiro; T. A. Dyaon, 1345, Otfinds them, as a matter o f course, light-heartedly as­ •t Schmahl, 1314; dUtrict three: suming a full share o f the work and responsibility o f V. B. Ballard, 2,021, C. B. Searcy, To-Niirht .223; district fleet W. 0 . KUbee, this busy world. But a holiday sees them o ff with equal J188, 8. f . Long, 1,455. enthusiasm for a carefree playtime. Fresh—relaxed— Seminole County officially gmva la st Show ing •' ialalgh Patteway 1324 vote* for youthful—they hail the freedom of field and road and ovemor while Fred P. Cone drew SCHMELING vs. LOUIS beach—and the pursuit of happiness. .710. W. J. "Funle" Steed po led Vluht IMclurm 041 against Joe Handricka' 1354 i the congressional battle. Celia Gone are the green veils and timid gestures o f tigllsh. running far state »e- Sunday Monday other days. Gone the dull complexions—and the drag­ erintendent o f public Initructlee, Utrected nn official total o f 1,165 ging old-fashioned grind o f duty that kept them pris­ All New and Bigger and against W. B. COwthon’a l.Itt. oners from the sun. Nowadays woman’s work is done 0. P. Sloan was the official vieBETTER THAN EVER BEFORE *«• in the raca for constable la —and done In time for a wave and a beauty treatment. be outlying diatrlet* by pelltag 173 votes |« David B. Brown’a How? By keeping herself posted on the newest il l . AT THECHURCHES Ballot C o u n t Made Official By Canvassers r H A V A The GLORIOUS NA g o ATTACKS TTA WA9Fi>OTON. Juoe rT'—iM’) —Jo C. 0*114, J r, president o f tho Tenneaaee Electric f i r * Company TtermUy gold tho Tatenee#** Valley Authority * U ■acid hi “a yrocram of rathUaa warfar* and . dootrurtlo* X X X i p l n i l tho prteftte porno* W » FORTH ways to do thlng&^-the time-savers, beauty builders, feminine aids and allies. By reading, studying, com­ paring and experimenting—in the advertising pages o f this very newspaper. Advertising is writing a great share of the modern woman’s independence pro­ gram. .Hie glorious go forth to buy, as they g o to play, with assurance and the resolve to make the most o f life. TTiey know what they want and where to find it, and the right price to pay. The time and money saved are beauty aids in themselves. Read the advertise­ ments. .it' k h *a �t — ■SANFORD HERALD) S A N F W * y (XRiHen SCHMHUNG COCKS RIGHT wmmm* SLAUGHTER olorado Delegation Hallo GOP Choke Ontt For; Vacation DIRKCTOBY I m m i r n r a r u hi* ante* Mobil" Upped ■ imaH menatoln aad ho looked down Into tka hallow of file s Park, Jtmmod C« i-OLUMMlAl I b is MUSS t k l l m u n i right flat—the flat that knocked out Joe Louis In the twelfth round— Max boxing caglly In hia corn er during the secon d round of the fight at the ilagr the German begain out-ntaneimrlng the young negro to make him* Photo) Capone’s Assailant ZIONCHECK MOVED FROM HOSPITAL RATES ■ ____ ‘ . M "• » ***; fe w E ■Jsifcr?’ ? . ? Florida. o a *••**/ **• Oeddto (abeve), H hertff af Fa* eeunty. •aaooad of slaying I >0, AMtorflto, M. C , k w aha* a proii* at OopparMK. Toom Cbcking hlo poworful mrllng (left) la shown T anka. Stadium. At thla self • difficult target. ( A r •» * M [ C n a etr. I lk d a r e f J ilT . * - O- }***< v t v l N a « W H p m coalm en w ill be . a u r a l a ja la a l y oa . II to b a ftb r ordsr*d t » « *»*• MtVro be yubllebed tto The ford llersid , • Bawepeper ptebtu b ed la ta e fe r d . 8 . m issis C o «»* l Ti F lorida. aaea a ir * waak fee fo a r aaaaaaatlaa , W itness my b ea d and efftolal ia a a . HTRrKE CAM-EI) OFF PARIS. June 37.—(A*)—Striking French to Hon agreed Wednesday to retorn to work at Marsel la aft­ er owneri accepted their demondi. The government mid nearly 60 •hlpa, tearing red flaga during the occupation itrike, would get under wiy tonight A. D. I M A p Clark o f U a Otr*alt C eert. >r A k W BKKb Deputy Clark. OAM -AM D W. KPKNCI5R, Knllrttor lor P lain tiff. • (S E A L ) ___________ _______ _______ ■ a n il op A p r* .ir * T fO to M * t a x d * * o ____ I M ania a m ton. ,»*■> Mntloa la hareby * ialm a- k*M* M il*. lIKOllOIA k . TATfCET haM . ar a f T a* C srtlflcdte l b . l i l t . la* m l Ika lai day o f Aaaaat. A . U. t i l l , kaa filed same hi w y afflaa S a n to r d Electric ENDIESB CAVERNS, Vo., June 37.—(A5— Ml*a, Hale* MacCloakoy PfRaburgh, 'avkelrti. landed.. at Endlaaa O afM r* at 1:11* P. U. Thuraday aftar a flight from Chi­ cago to claim tka woman’s world record for distance In a straight lint, firet category light planes. LEGAL NOTICE SUOO. Tama It desired. 4 Bona, 301 W. lit S t TAX D M O (W a a l* M il ton. I « l M alice* la kcraky p lrea . that ANNIE nxrx.r, Milder el Tax C eytlfU ets If®. II. leeund Ike IrO day o f Aaaaat. A. D. t i l l . JkAA filed earn. In m r offla® e » d Y P made applleatlon far a la a ddJB la ba Issued tharasa. P e lt eertltk•ala m i ' U M tka fo llo w ie g daaerfked g roaerty la tka C aaa ly o f TO: ‘ ’ ’ o t o A O l PH U peaHaala, M ale a f F lorida, to -w ll: Mlllakoro C aaaly, • leal. I l l Baaktrtown. I! T e a ar* k ir s b r < e o lm d ta k* and a • n d a y a f Jaly II JUd rrxai b o ttlin g oo . unar>:p riULUFa. ALLSTATE lln ^ S a a r i' prlcaa i pad Saar*’ quality, goal and Sawa, MI V . Firat 81 WAMTCl): For Berahtoto Coun­ ty, • distributor for Watklna Frodacta. Prefer applicant katwaan 31 and 60 with car. Earn­ ing! $38 or more waekly aaiurad Workar. AU year round boilneaa With M year old organliation. Unless e*M eertlflcata shall ke lh5 * ,. dnnmnd aeeardlag to law . the on setr dnaerlkad Ikerela w ill fca V n fh « ... ai. BU yS. •» * p /!& j S 5JJ D*'*4 uta •t eaah all yoa nood for itock of fooda and Company helps. Write CWO, earn af J. R. Watklna Co. Mataphis, Tann. made of. cardboard, ilanding bealdo the atraet at the point where Hare*e Rep. Marian Xlonaheek kalop taken an • otMtokar fra* London itopped and told the Bani®e«r heepltal at Waahlneton to an ambutaaee ferJreeeeert crowd ha waa “ glad to be In Colo­ to a private inatitatlan far mental sasaa at Taweaa. M i He bad it Ika Qalllnpcr haaplUl far aavaral waaka far atoaarvatlaa.. I red*." rs Colorado's yovernor, D. C. Johnson, a Democrat wearing a mtnatura metal donkey In hia MONTREUX, SelUarUnd. June |lapel, waa ono of the firat to greet London when ho arrteod In 27.-.Russia, Frince and iRuraa-1 nla Tuesday night formed n com-, won front to keep the Denis- Clark of Ctraalt Court gnmlaola C aaaly. Florida. Walk# la M ART bsrsky M. R A I L airs a, balder tl ef 1 Certificate Me. l i l t . leaaedf tbe made appllaailaa fee a ' laa i la ba Isaand tksrsns. Mold nsrtl cats aoibra eaa Ibn fnllawtag i rlbad prsperty la tbe Caaaly ■ IanIn. mala af Florida, to-e C W ' EJBXER1PBN SWIM - DANCE - PICNIC MODERN MU8I0 — MODERN POOL 8 MILES WEST OP LONOWOOD ENJOY A CLEAN SWIM IN RUNNING WATER PALM SPRINGS<M+m I - ASnUe fS* M«*to*. * Mhh’n-h �_______ re* 8ANF0 RD HEHALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA insel Gives Lookouts Tp)o Hits A s Islanders ___v ____________ ■ - v ^l u g e r For s t il l — r_: - -- ---------- -— ; n tfu rs ^o n T iit z tfUT — - sc r e e n Shatters Record Over 200 Meters Hits Im U a d c r s T u r n ln VtVe E r r o r s But j> Afe V i c t o r s ^ 3-2 'S^Ndcil Yo uth Is Sfabjbjk '6t. Hitler; Turf, Is Forced To Retire From Came m 't f S r i i 'P b r U . S . ; i)ATTONA BEACH, Jaw 17. ; —8B1' Klnael let Ssnferd** LookH t l down with a pal* o f ^B*«l** f and. although hla toomIroost coat him tho game altthig five eirura, turned » t victory for tho leagUO Islanders. Texts Veteran ,lo Remain In Tourhiff -------_ .. WIMBLEDON. England, Jana PALATKA. June 20.—Taking 27,_<.»>)_K**plng up with tha kanteg* of 13 hit*, four mo- . Jomt„ ,io»iy u getting Wtlmer anlcal errors and el le«*t AUUon down rev mental l*p«cs the IVLand | days ago ho w tl hard, rd« poeted a 9-2 victory o»«r jv-,****) to eliminate a compatriot, a Atalcai here yesterday to Dev* Jone», ami yeiteTday another ake It two straight from th*( j on#J ciaronte. a British tabor <al entry In the Horida State. j0(1rnament player, pat the iottsgue. I , r«n Texan to hit hardeat teat so Joe Sparkman «a i the donor of I f§r ,B ,he *11-England Unnla eh*ro­ te 13 blowa while l>op»y Dean 1 p|on,hlp. ltd Jake Bunch. Det-and hurlcra, A lljon ^ , tartar hi Jahee. miteJ ths I% mlAtk»ns to n hnlf w^o eztVnded the Amerlean cbSin* oxen single*. p|on an extra act -afore losing Dean wSa derricked In the j.e, 7.5 burth atanxa. with the score 5-2 -p * victory landed Allison lit n favor of IVLand. when he ,h> nuarter-flnala along sw|U» Don ralked the first two men to fare no(tf, of Oakland. Calif., Aho ilm In the last of that canto. (|<( y * most brilliant performBunch replaced him and wrath- , nct 0f Die lourmment In Vh»■red the threatening uprising qU|,Hlnr Josef Caaka. Cxechcelovaslihotil a tally although he hit kl*_ g.g, g.^ jj tV. (Bonay) i batsiunn to fill tho ruihloiii Au,||„ lm| r.oltfrted von Cramm, with two away. i"rttl*h and C.etrnan Davla eup Bobby t.iierra, local third *tl n , respectively. The other gusrtarker, stationed In left ysster- tee flnal treckrts Will he ffitsd day In the absence of Jodie t^ sy. White who ia out of the gome p , , big question as| night, here­ with an injurrtl wrist, was forced eVer, was "can Budge be stopped)” to withdraw front the game in Budge rode rough shot over Chap* the third siaitsa, when he made w(ih * drilling repertoire of ehota a nos# dive in an effort to spsar (bat drew whlatlee of astonlsluitfat ^ - s w M ^ ^ a l J u u U a . W|)| b , seen. . . I'attersop's I.dL I f "UX'Mtt. frrerf a -V ei' bv^r’IlfW young German In tl second* and 'when his sun glasses broke. Sl)##his performanc* will be submitted ley, recently with DrLsnd, but to International athletic official* now with 1‘alalka, went to third for consideration aa a new srorld l«n»c and Causlrr went to left record. for the halame of the game. Opening day of the two-day Bolling with ff ur for five, Easttm tryout* recelvad another two of them doubles, led the DeA'rtieridift Ifiricrfmaii Ffrtds Self Four Shots big disappointment when Eluacd land attack, while Causler Praeock, Templa University sprint Behind NatfVeR-ATter Exploring garnered two of the Arnicas' tlx sensation, withdrew from both blows, Gainesville Krtee-Ilfgh Kdfrghg On Course for hla third aucceasiv* Victory dash aventa because of a pulled today. , In th* »IOA»00 added Brooklyn to­ leg tendon and faOad In a gritty day at Aqueduct when fmdor » 0 attempt to qualify In the broad crushing weight of 1S6 pound* no —America's chances of doing anyJump. tangles with five other high cl**# Otharwlae, the 'pof*!* of "big thing drastic about winning the thoroughbred*, two of thorn ll* n« me* t n ^ and field men Into BrUleh open, g h f chompionshlp •tablemates. X**lem finale was slumped almost fc> tha vanishing Winner at th* race te'o year* point yesterday as'pen* psraisn, without event,, , . ■ U I n n a ii I f n w I s L a 'e l e a n s a n d k n e s . ago under 113 poundsjyjd hut jro*r explored |toylak*'i traps and knee, Ono.'fimilj th* CHIOAGO, June 27.-UP) high rough ilk* a Ug gam* hunter 8T. AUGUHTINK. Juno 27.— with 123 In th* saddle, tho ttg (Chuck) Komis, the (lameavllle made It two In a row b-yeor-old chestnut la st/UOfly gad- Uft kkM*U fear (Into be- Charles froitn-faced boy from Michigan, over St. Augustine here yeslerda/ fsvorerl to chalk up hla second rvuspod homo, the .wlqnqr by too fumed on another dassling atretrh afternoon by finishing on top In atrulght win line* traLInf in flu yard* In U : l : j mlautoo. Penttl finish yesterday ti> conquer Wllllt a wild H to 7 b io-lil i HI lie l-eaguc Santa Anita handicap despite tho ? $ • & * * !* *• 'WuJiU.ot PhU*. Turnrta of Holy Croaa, one up encounter In which 2H hits we»e presence of Elarood Sachsenmalar** delphto, ryinnar-up,. tkma gained , In 37 hole*, and enter tha finals ii-eontrd ind six hurlurs paraded Roman Soldlar. {*•?, Ofya^rf* tprmita to b* A year ago, Dlacovery atertod of th* National Intercolleglata to the mound. Mat month. Gold title battle with Paul l<eelle The G-Men piled up an N to 2 • tiring of eight victoria* I of Louisiana State, who qpact hi* lead off Herman Medler, the start­ row by batting King Briton favoigd teammate, Fred Haas, Jr., ing Saint hurier who was followed Omaha In what waa then « record lime of 1:4* 1-d fax fi and 4. mil* and an eighth. Shtc* 1 Leslie's triumph wss unexpect­ ed by almost overyone escept In bh* eighth with a terrific hit­ however, the mark ha* Haas himself, but Is was accom- ting attack which drova Guntharp lowered to 1:47 3-5 ky tka * * •nd Albritton to cover and chsaed eld Indian Broom. five runs across. Th* Saints col­ lected aim straight hits befor* h favorite. , 73 Friday. That putt gov* Cox bock. With nln* holes left, th* doub e play killed the rally ^uat home r a d io s Iona, who a par 74, , • Detroit iholmakor waa three down one run short. of 10,0, Breathing right on their neck*., and apparently had no chonc*. Th*' Saints onthlt G*ir|tv|llt, a tho 490 were frv* formidable player*. In- 1 Chuck wm* still three down with IS to 13, out missed several acorCAR RADIOS Inal* but fM in g Henry Cqttoa, th* favorite,, four hole* left. Kocsla dropped ■ tod In by and Alf Padgham, Britain's moat: four-foot putt for a blrrfi* four on, N. J., tonaiatant-monoy-wlnner fa t ,year, pn tho SJl-yard thirty-third. BATTERY O’Brien, M h of whom ha<J TT* yesterday.^ however, to ehave a airoka o ff th. «k Hoff- TVdgfmD} looked sm ooth.hdcon- rWg|n and halved th* neat on*, RADIOS th* qua), 'litant U U tourod tho kind) With victory In sight. Turn... (2, 6 and 32 voitg) run, each H"** wltk *h* Pin* Valley, N. J , drove Into th* rough on th* pro. Ted Turner, who finished only thlrty-flfth and hit second waa laah, Ben «"• ■*»»• •» »«ra*en after thort. JJU chip landed 12 feet B A U D ’S R A D W Click man, * « r,nd ,lnUh Mm » from tha cup. Kocel*' eecon l i field In • stopped on th* edge of a bunker, SERVICE ___ June 17. CAMBRIDGE. if Aa unheralded New Jersey tool hC7 cracked a. world record the Yaxicrn eeeeLfiriel Olympic ♦m. A .• . ’ka.'l tryout* hi Harvard Stadium yea* Unlay but hio chiaicea of repratenting tho United Statee at Ber­ lin are slim.because h It t auhjjsgl of Adolf HlUtr. Robert Rodmklrthon. 20. Jersey i • 'a*: r r «u* i .t i a t y hiur-acholatllc aUr, mead over tho '40O meter* hi II second* flat, to lower Eddie Tolan’e ac­ cepted mark of 1 1 1 for a curved track. Young Bodcnklrthsn aald he would not compeU fer Germany, and although his father haa taken out first application paper* for cltiaamhlp, it was doubted he had done ao aeon enough to bo ‘ admitted to cltlsonahtp by July IS whan Um Olympic team aalla. The ring-fcaried smile of Max Schmellng, above, looks some­ "l*va don* all my running In thing like this as he knocked out Joa t-oui* si Yankee Stadium thla country,- Robert aald. "and If I can't run for the United last week. llr*U smile for Hanford audiences Innight from the State* ! won’t compst# at all screen of the Rita where the complete round by round movies of . Sanford’s Lookouts will bo out o f town tomorrow, tho schedule calling forth** to aeot S t AttguaUno than. To­ day tba locals worn hilled to .V ie |* Islanders reached Tonra*. ■ the mound for SanforJ. far M hlU loctadlng * pal* of eutdoa by Dick HodaaU. Tho ■lota ocored In tho first framo DETROIT, Juo«. J7.—^iTJr-sHanl (Irecnbcri's'Vet^rc tp tho .line­ up of the Detroit Tigers w*» postponed Indefinitely today. The big first baseman, whose left wrist was fractured April 29 In a game at Washington, hid espected to be able to play by July 10, but when the cast was removed today his physicians found that tha wrist had not healed sufficiently, and a new cast was S A ta r ttt m i Small Chance To CapittYe British Meet iKocsis Wins Round Cpjncsville Takes Second In A Row From Saints, S-7 ti n kiel.br l“ " ^ r r0'r,d' " " ' R' f- • J0011* ' lilttvisel: !,Wr »ho adrsne* notice* said f b e her a terrific tuacf*. stye: Sim- X* lf‘ mho tln i (*<n*d fame In on bmaoi 1W1 hy winning th* Utl* from ItlaaatY E * *"°r ,,0,w Jwxett, wua 4.4 L Klsoal ti Mronda off her record time yea"» AHV »V terday but ah* didn't b*vf to axuad Bbef- lend boruolf. At Urn starting gun, ah* loft th* storting line of th* ,r>, ■■i r B°°> w"h a smooth. i u e n g e [^Uimleri breast atroko that gar. i ur ■ o ss her a short load over Mlao Brea^ n eU t Th* next stroke—tho back t ir s d a y atroke—Increased her advhntagr ^ »*• «»**hing fr*, . t , i . llreeklyn u . «g ..... E*a*eeOari» neeella P lllsberg h *1 B o d e a t. th lc e g n J; New York I. le»ule f ; u r o e k lr a I. Claeiaaati l l i I'klleOelpkla tie w ee TeOar •Tilesgo at New York 7m. *' Brooklra. IMllehurkh at Doetoa. U aeln netl at PhllaOelekla. ameuicav Irantii «P *nd down th* 53-yeard pool s r._ v t w,|oa Last > today I*. **** h*r »>*• final “ kick" that N ew Y ork ti || i , g , to tho ******* ‘ h* •**/ victory. Her time Boston Washington |> n ClsrtUnii . I K»‘ r and the Provider, is TO ^hu- ‘ R 1i •IsaO f| . Doe .a * . 6 srt-rti ^ir*k ‘mil Bdelahla .at t h la g to a || ‘" V ? in olr ahar. Rr*nel"' m“ T i ,w,nH' z r ia^ ,BriH*,h *m*' r*,2 2 n,r ,!i Ju,t 0,f ,h* •"<' he chipped 408 W let St— Phong f t to eight feet. Turn... needed tw° p*u lffor • .« »». »h u . chuck Wo u n d d e a d J, • i JS' ‘Z ” W " ■ * '* •U-W-UUi P i n 1.' 7°, , " DAHE CITY, Juno 27.—(^»)— OrvllU Avtry of Plant' City, about 35, was fot nd dead Wadneaday with a Iron shot wound WIUI* missed through hi* heart Tha body waa Kocsla squared lylag betide hi* truck which waa perked near the Hillsborough River north of Crystal 8prlage. • r t t a championship, —•.»*- r y j ^ i t T w ' ' “j s Burton, British Ryder adp,t*an. iaemW . who. kad a great Manrc U taka the load. BurirA WHed Hid first niri* hole* la S, t%elow aat Uriel of tka tourranaout, trit Just aa ho waa kitting Mg^ kali i* hU **0.ry frwn tha loath tea, an lea floom ^ w*»‘ oi“ i" reader yelled aad Burton teppo-l 4I- * ^ *hjB xoaJkdag that b . could hU.driv*. Ho kad troull* wttk par Mt qualify. Pkllgad th. gallery by frees then on and finished With a •Wag trick shot* #n tho back nln*.' dT ***• wlll»La,i 39, Tho French champion shot a 73 A‘ WhM h flltri Bl* Mm In ..J ... ,U add to hla TI Thuraday. ■ %nU Ball, Kabila, Ala. waa post­ ed at 111 with «wa otbort, aad Bonding Materials for kunbor, roofing and building material* af aO klad* call *a aa. Here yeull find the most reasonable price* the quickset «*—fco Sudden Borrlca MILL TOUl WATCH BOI . ACCURATE IJUNJi t �PAGE SIX SATURDAY, JUNE 27, THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA DIZZY DEAN AND YOUNG JIM FARLEY WHOOP IT UP FOR DEMOCRATS AL SMITH DEMONSTRATION SETS OFF RIOT AT CONVENTION Tho Democrats had lha aid a< two oiport ahaar Itadara whan thoy bagan parading and domonatratlng at Ihalr national canvantlon In ••hlladalphla. dual flvo mlnutaa a lta r ha atrallad Into tha aonvantlan hall, D lu y Daan, ambaaaadar from tha »t. Loula Cardinal*. grabbad a horn (loft) and ahoutad: “Novar mind tha kaynotln’, lat'a gat an w ith tha damanatratlan." Jamaa Parlay, Jr. grabbad tha bannar af Kla fathar’a alata and cllmbad aalrlda tha ahauldara ad Tom M cNamara ad tha Taaaa dalagatlaa to rlda tha Damaoratla ran go. (Aaaoclatad Praaa Photo*) . COTTON’ ED’ DRAWS COLOR LINL . ' 'VJ ■Al Sm ith damonatralora unfurling bannara In tha gallary to atari tha flrat real row af tha Oamacratla National Canvantlon. ?'y during lha riot t lat follow,d a apaach by Frank W lckhjm . proaldant of tha Young Damacratld Club* af Amarlaa. ■I fldoiatalt. A b o il M youtha who boro lha b jr .n ir j • • v * Want Al Smith” war* ahaaad from tha Phlladalphla *• ------------ «J •*"*» ph«'«) • . •*, 'n m w n i w p r ■y f . A - /JH i f l ROOSEVELT AND CARMFR PP.tiPARUD TO ATTEND CONVENTION CARRYING ON WITHOUT 'COTTON ED’ Arouaad by tha prtaana# ad Nogra dalagataa and a Nagra mlnlatar pronouncing tha Invoeatlan, Sanator Illla a n D. (Cattmt Id ) Sm ith af South Carolina mar*had aut af tha Damaoratla National Canvantlon, angrily taro up pagara and throw tha blto to tha wind* t* omphaala* ha waa “through.* Later ha relented and returned, aiplalalna ha meant ba waa through only w ith tha ■Nagra bualnaaa.* (Aaaaalatod Croat * •» •> ........ , •' * H era t r * Via*•Proaldant Garner (laft) and Proaldant Naaaavalt at the W hit* Houaa tattling th* Mat mlnuto ptoaa far atU nd lng th a Dam. aaratla aonvantlan at PhlladelhpU. Th a Roeeavtlt< Garner team that waa tu caau fu l In tha 1SW alaatlan w ill ba ronemlnatod. Harmanlaua an thalr candidal#*, tha dalagataa w ar* not aattMd an a platform, however, at dlaputot arota over plonko for aanatltuUonal ahanga ta d aodaraamant af tha Tawnaand Old A a * Panel an plan. (AttoeUtod Praaa Photo) ROBINSON m h (Cotton Kd) Smith, Oav. oil* aad ANaraato OoMpata Denial WorWnli Jalogatoa to fka Democrat!* aatiapal convention In Ffc&adelpHla are afcaarn In an* of f U f l to lrlskSl Front raw, Gears* P. Rraay of Tampa, tkiiraaa M dsna Of Ur* Oak. rfca i W l M ) O » . Tttadway of Ttlkkaatat, a taombar af th# pialfana aga t^Uan. Btoadiaf kaklnd them, igfl to Hgkt: Mra, Ada Ma# Babaraan Om d im o n tia U a m on Ua flpoi of Um M astUwi Hr*. B. If. I k af Ftotowa City, tptiabar af j 1 *“-■ < " "«•» ... IONS DEMOCRATS TO 1936 BA1 �-------- r ----- — :.'aj . Srealnol# County Produces Mon Fruit* And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area la America AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXV Member Aasodatad Press SANFORD, FLORIDA, .MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1936 Sholtz T o Launch North China Investigation Into Bombs South Chinese Army Eight Parole Cases Civil War Is Reported Governor Says He’ll1Football Coach Held D e m a n d Rcvoca- For Society Slaying ? tion If Probe Shows1 — ■ ------------- Action As Too Hasty | ’v r i NUMBER 2 l i Cheering Multitude Sees Roosevelt And Garner Accept Nominations 1 Selassie Will Personally Go Before League '9 Coiuiuered Ruler IM Given Huge Ovation! Upon Arrival In Geneva To Plead Case To Have Begun With Fight Directed By Agents Of Japanese l»F TW t i w I i i H s Established In 1908 rn w l Emperor Touched, By Demonstration Military planes of CMing Kai Shah, dictator nf (Tims', central government, today were reported to have rained bomb* on Kwangxl Kwmngtung provincial armlet of Southern China. Circuitous w h i r r , reacdilng •Newspaper Uncovers Hong Kong fVom Nanking indicat­ Releases Of Three ed Genera, Slmn ('hiang, threat­ ened with civil war In the nhape ' Raiford Prisoners of an oatenaHde antl-Jspan.r* mil­ CENF.VA. Juno 29.— (APM itary movement directed oy lead­ — Fmpfror Haile Sfliuutlra JACKSONVILLE, June 29. ers of the Southwest government, spokesman torlay announce® (AP)— Gov. Sholtz raid struck boldly te gain the upper the contjiieml ruler woula .-today he will have an invea-; hand. ■personally address ttgadon made Immediately) 8ii bombers, reports veld. bUetLeaftue »f Nations assembly into the casern of the eight ert concentrations near Wing Chow, tomorrow in nn elovcntnmen paroled recently by the then they dropped project ilea on hour appeal for “ justice. SD* • State Pardon Board and vote Kwang Tung army trenches In Ihe lassie will spenk In French. for revocation of the parolee Southern Klangal penvinca. Tho Argentine ileIrKntlon* If the cases were not as repShore leaves for American sellwhich took the Initiative In rallj . resented to the board. ors In TilngUo were canceled aft­ ing tom orrow’s assrmkly to Th* Governor raid ho, Attorney er angry Japanese, Incensed hy reWith the sanctions question, Cary D. Landis tad BocnUty ofj iernt Chinese customs guard attended to visit the emperor fa Stats R. A. Gray granted the tseks on vuapected Japanese ma­ parotea became the attorneys | rine sgjlgglvre,* mftVH .'m w 't ’ x'r1 Uritir athat- appeared to be )y on th* bom* V th* custom* ewnminimum of oratory, wa* pUnns giMif. neerrm fur AiUoding clem­ Thousands upon thousands of people packed every nook end corner of Franklin Held In Philadelphia to ice and hear President mlseioner. a Briton. for the anti-Italian sanction** ency. Th* order recalling th* Amer­ Roosevelt Slid Vice President Garner accept nomination for re-election. Thi- picture-was made ns the I’rcsldCrff spokE- It wts taken Th* hlg question Is whether th* "If Investigation dlacloeet we icana to their ihlpa waa Issued to from a fag comer of the stadium and looks toward ttw speaker* sla nd. (AP Photo) I-signs will rvcognlis th* terri­ acted too haitily or on mlareproJamea C. I’rrry (above), assiat■void any International Incidents. tory acquired by 1tailing througR eentatlon of facte,” he declared, ■nt football coach at I.oyola Uni­ The American Asiatic Squadron fore*. ” 1, for one, wll vote to revoke versity In New Orleans, waa ten­ la In this Shantung port for sum­ Selassie received the acclaim o f the perolea end regain the cus­ tatively charged with manslaugh­ mer maneuver!. Zionchcck B o l t s tody of th* men.” what waa tald to have been th* Japanese sources tald police ter and released under bond after At Tallahaitee Gray tald he largest crowd ever anembled M Maryland Asylum from the Japaneiet Consulate frus­ favored more rigid rutei concern­ a fight at a wedding ‘reception in Geneva when, a dignified tad trated a poeslhle attack on the For Feeble Minded ing parolee. He eald be favored the fashionable Orleana Club in home of Cuetomi Commissioner tragic flguru, ho arrived her* not acting on any except emer­ which Summers Carpenter, 21, Andrew Campbell. Th* crowd gath­ lest week from Paris to plaad WASHINGTON. June 29 gency cases between aeml-annual was killed. (AP Photo) hi* country’s cau?o befora th* ered In front of the Campbell house (/PI —Marion A. Zionchcck. rep­ meeting* of the Pardon Board League of Nation*. , . •»» after a demonstration before resentative from Washington and to notify tka prosecuting at­ Ordinarily potentate* and Chinese cuitome headquarters. A state who escaped ffgru Ihe Municipal Directories Rufus Johnson Faces statesmen New Regulations Mayi torney In all major eases. mean nothing to Ge- ] Jsjwneeea military guard waa Towwixi Maryland Sanatorium The Hillsborough county grand Charge Of Killing neva, where they are as common i Offer Convenience posted In front of the residence. Become Effective last night, was reported l<«lay Nry has called on the governor Reports from Chang**, llunan to be hiding In his office at the One Of His Race as politicians In Washington, bat For Sanford Firms for. an rapUnation V>f parolee In The Near Future capitol Province said that the situation for once this rather un Tirollunut hut the report could not it m m fat that between central government and Catvanlst city wss stirred te ltd be verified. Circuit court today resumed Tli# SeiflTTOIs County Chamber Crop dlvrrtlan prolVhly trill Southwest antl-Jipanes* troop* Guard, stood hi-fore Ihr of. who-served IB mon'tha of their of Commerce today bad Inc reared spring tsrm proceeding* undeT depths. Thousands of ldmlirig not bs necessary this year In or­ flee door end there were rumor, sentence* and were paroled to its library facilities through th* .hirigs Millard Smith at Rufus gathered befnr* th* Cornnrtn (UtJ der for Seminole growers to colthat Zlnnrh.-ck hml (men seen, their wive* In Illinois. addition of city directories from Johnson, negro, began trltl on tion as the Negus Neguatl arrived Isct federal payment* fur cover . Huge Intruder Slays hut officers refus'd to <uy If In Tampa early Sunday morn murdsrlUf Sidney on tha Paris express. Ifi Florida municipalities and four charges of Crop* under the roll con>orv»1lon he had. lug police nabbed Louie Marenco, Gilbert. 'T,ong live the Empcrorl" w** out-of-stale cities. Woman A s S o n , program, ft wav announced today A warrant was out for Ihe who bad been paroled by the Juror* sworn In are T. A. the yell that rose from thousand* Officials pointed out that tho by C. R. Dawson. County farm Aged 7, Looks On congressman In connection with board after be had been cen­ agent. library is open to tbs public and Tice, Seth I. Woodruff, A. J. of throats as Halt* Selasato, w**Ca squabble with Mrs. Henjsinin to Raiford for four years contains directories from practl Aulln, Rudolph McCullough, A. G. Ing the gray fell hat and grey While no definite statrmrnt hue Scott Young recent y over a attempted burglary in CHICAGO. June 29—OP)—Be­ CITY NEWS BRIEFS rally all cities in thi* state and! Wagner. J. I- Hudson, E. J. cape that score* of newapap** been reeased. Mr. tkswv>n sold *i»b-lrascd apartment. She al­ county. He served but fore the eyes of her 7-year-old from many of thoso in states! Toll Warren J. King, W. A. photographs have made famllfatr, ho had received reasonable assur­ leged she was Injured in strug­ four month*. ton, who lay in bed betide her, nearby. >Weltman, C. N. Hudson, J. R. emerged from tho station. Touchad j The Seminole County Boys' Ath­ ance that a change will be made gle* with the Zlnncheck. The Tampa Tribune eald today Mrs. Florence Thompson Caatle, by tha demonstration, th* Emp«r- I T. E. Simpson, president, said Stewart and J. F. Story, letic Club will meet Thursday at In the current set up soon. it had leaned that Jo* Kaplan, 28, comely divorce# and enter­ the directories have been In-j Sheriff J. F. McClelland, on* or smiled, uncovered hi* bead Under the present method. It Is alleged murder of Mb wife In tainer, was choked and beaten th* Fourth Street Arena, Judge valuable to local individual* and, of tha wltneasea In Johnson’* and raised hi* hand In greeting S. A. B. Wilkinson, director, said necessary that farmers make sumo Miami, also .waa freed by action to death today by a hug* negro business concern* desiring ad-1 trial, said the accused confessed as h* took hit teat In an auto­ today. diversion of crops before they nr* o f th* parol* board. He waa aen- who Invaded her hotel room. dresses as well as those staking Jto ' (laying Gilbert. Robbery was mobile th'at bore tho green, y*tallowed to collect rover crop pay(Peattewel ee »**• O n e ) I On th* mirror of th* drvtier to determine classifications, of- Ihe motive, according to tha low and red colors of Ethiopia. Alhert Blum* and Olive M. mrnts, the county agent said. _ _ I th* killer scrawled with th* flcials and various business. In an interview given to Uld County officer. Msadders, both o f Bunnell, were Mr. Dawson said the regulations L o c a l D e m o c r a t s rictlm’a Up*11** “ Black Legion. licensed to wed here early Sunday The library aim has nn file A crude shot gun apparently { press of the world at the Caritoa now governing Ihe anil conserva­ L U lt t l 1 /C H I U L r O l O iI Game!" G(lmer Beneat Repeal h the writing was telephone directories of many morning, according to rvconki In tion program Is known as class trn-guage weapon, waa among Hotel, where hu to slopping, Hall* skull and croee Funeral services fur Jnsrpli cities. One nf tho molt Used the material evidence presented. Selassie sternly summoned th* tha office of Jam** G. Sharon, one, while the conlrollng factors ' bone*. county judge. Tho ’ court room waa crowded l.eegu* to do Its duty In th* fat* which are expected to bernme ef­ Wilbur Rutledge, :m7 East Third volume, is the "Thomas Regis­ After twice questioning th* fective will be referred to as class Street, will be held Tuesday morm ter". which lists names, addresses with spectator* early this after­ of Italy’* conquest of hie countryl I eon, polk* tald they believe the Ing at 10 (.'cluck from the Krirk- '.articles produced by, and the rat- noon. expecting th* Jury to re­ Carrol English was arrested two. “The League of Nations, th* J slayer either raped or attempted . Nearly BO Sanford Democrats rape the victim after (lugging her* yesterday and booked by th* Another Important announcement sun Funeral Home with Ihe Rev. ing of all important manufactur­ turn a verdict before tha and of guaidlan of cnlleellvo security, awes It te itself not te haw be­ the day. smembltd Saturday night la City her. Before leaving, th* tntruder county on charges of drirlng an made by Mr, Dawson recounted A. II. Cole officiating und the Rev, ers In the United States. New dlroctoriei are those from Hall Andltorium to baar Presi­ looted Mr*. Cattle’s pun* and automobU* while drunk. Deputies the fact that growers who have A. 8. Peck assisting. S. J. Nix Waa appointed by tha fore brutal force,” he declared. Miami, Rrndrnton. Del-and, Jack­ court to represent the defendant. "To recognise as legal *n ac­ dent Roosevelt deftvtr hlg nomi- scattered th* content* on the fire Hickson and Gordon mad* the ar­ planted com itill have time to ohMr. Rutledge was 71 years old. rattoa rarepti aa* epeech on a escape. The slaying took place rest. Tomorrow’* docket Include* an­ complished crime would bo sq-ltrits Uln a cover crop payment on nne- He died early Sunday morning ufl- sonville, lakeland, lake Worth, Orlando, Palm Reach, Palatka, other murder trial, that of Almar lent ta proclaiming In th* fa«d rati— wide network. thlrd of the area under cultlva. er an Ulneea of 16' months. In the fifth floor room of the Pensacola. Rarasota, St. Peters­ Robinson, negro. II* will ho de­ of th* world tho supremacy o f Tuesday's tidesi low, 19:41 A. tion. W f j i m l program, scheduled to hotel. The deceased urns a member of burg, TallkhsMee, Tampa, Writ fended by John L*onardy, local forco over right.” M. and 11:31 P. M.; high. 4:47 A. rocetded the President's A quantity of giant burr clover M. and 5:29 P.‘ M Bun rises at seeds, for sample purposes, I* be­ tho Methodist Church. He has Palm Beach, Atlanta, Ga.. Char­ attorney. woe not carried out Hall* Selassie asserted that hi* The amsuat t f money collected Sanford Legion Boyfl 1:29 A M. and tats at 7:32 P. ing shipped to the local farm agent lived her* for 10 year* and was lotte, N. C., Columbus, Ga., and Lloyd Boyto, aesUtent state’* government In western Ethiopia Mobile, Ala. from the affair Waa not known M. Moon risae at t i l l P. M. and and will be available to those who horn In Fort Branch, Ind., un Dec. attorney, represent* th* prosecu­ * u th* sole legitimate regime la Get State Position* MU In another announcement today tion. tedpy, since all parsons sailing del Ire them. at 1 A. M. the realm, and added pointedly* 1, 1804. from th* Chamber of Comm«re* At Clearwater Meet • » ttekate had not made their re­ Mr. Dawson said h* had not been “Th* League cannot disavow o# Surviving are th* widow, Mrs. President Simpson said he prob-| porta. Tha cash will bo uaod to Florida: fair to portly cloudy to- Informed as to th* amount of th* go back on Ita own action* to th* E.liabeth C. Rutlodga and a niece, •wy would attend the Kurimmce' Wilkinson, Denton he^iafrq^UM ^rattouU Demo- Two member* o f tha Sanford Sight; Tuesday partly cloudy to M*d* h* will receive and Indicat­ profit of tho government imposed port. Son* o f lb* Legion, **r* itttod, p*«*lbly scattered ed that hast* will be necessary on Mtaa Charlotte Spore o f Sanford; breakfast of the Central Florida' by th* fore* of an aggressor who two daughters, Mrs. William MuaCouncil o f Chambers of ComBrafarTa rally waa ‘ m i f sleet•<! tq atata otries* *t th* or­ la li t r a s i sooth th* part o f thoso who wish to b* occupies only part a.' our trrrV. mere* scheduled for tomorrow, i grave uf Lake Mar/ and Mrs. F. many held throagboot th* State ganisation's convention In C1rap> Extreme notthwMt Florida: sur* of obtaining a portion of th* tory.” . ■; Judge S. A. R Winlklnaon, Mr. Slmpaon anil Chamhar of­ •Months*ton’ Might” It watar, according to Percy Mare, tonight, Tuesday partly shipment. W. Short of Watt Orange, N, J.; v that IMAM rtortdUaa Legion's Boy*' Work Commltt** and ouo grandson, William J. Mus- ficial* alio have been invited to Seminole County’s representative { participate In a luncheon to h* on the State Democratic Exacu- Dawson Returns To ■ cha Innas, grave at Atlanta. Commission May Act given Wedonday by tho Jack- tlva Committee, accompanied by Wootoy Brown wa* isUctad a* Sanford Junior Chamber Duties After Camp Interment will bo In Evergreen aonvill* Chamber nf Commerce ____ _ iM In Robert Denton, left today for »tat* chaplain and Otrl Bodar- of Commere* will hold ■ regular On Ministers' Plea Cemetery. ■» ■ I Pallbearer* , qrll, lw honor of the newly appointed'J*ck*onvlll* where they will atblum was chosen as brigade com­ ■Mating tonight at T o'clock fat C. R. Dawarm, Bemlnnl* County mander from th* fourth d1strisk th* Mayfair Hat*!, President An- • Th* City Commission tonight to Judge R. W. Whre, Harman E. s*in*ter. Scatk M. Loftln, who la ,tnd » wmmltte* meeting In the farm agent, today had returwod O f Doctor when Um post* organised tor Mi Mayfair Hotel. Care*way m i n 1 this expected to tak* official action on Morris, Sheriff J. F. McClelland. no>w In th* atate. to hto office foltowlng * wsokto — __ Scheduled business Included re- ahsenco during which he asesm offfctol ysar. - r. afternoon. Only regular bualnma ---------- City first empiret hy th* Ranford Minis­ T. W. Lawton. Fred R. Wilson, ra i — * — — t ra — m — ■ — . --sfc , i_ 0 __ , organlxatlon of th* body and dla- panted flvu Geneva youth* te a j< «ix BMuorv touum stsx Is MlttdsML terial Association that ordinance* and C. C. Priest. ice k mi iv n**riy S G rJ f6 & n t F oresees c“ “ k a on primary a-'sctlona to forestry camp In th* Ocala 1&. Saturday far Clran•nd tow* forbidding gumbllng her* wwtor I* attend th* k s fa y amTh* called marttng nf tip Super- b* rigidly vnforced. tiona) Forest. Sixth’ Truck Arrest vsntlon aid ton-day encampment vtoovy Commltt** o t thn Btote MtrA formal letter beiMchlng City Bradley Pays With Tha ooura* Included InxtrwsUt— _ , ~ te fill th* vacandea left through which to to follow. krt. ochodutod tor Monday, ho* officialdom te do Its part In ctampto foraatry,. Ilfsaavtog, nad rura L i f e For Killing: . ’ Junr 29— Deth* death* of Duncan U. FtoUhar Mr. Mow said that Liyod Boyto, Gov. tog out gumbllng wa* noted last ord keeping, Mr. Dawaon raid. tecthr. S«rgu*nt W. D. Bush l.ft and Park Trammell, City oonsmnadrt s f th* local Senior Bholt* la rat of Mn aMM rad Na- Montoy night by th* body, al­ Approximately IK hoy* from *n polle* headquarters today saying RAIFORD, Jura I t W E d Legioa port, was named to th* ra­ : *f ag- though action waa postponed until over th* atata attended. he expected to return before nightBradlag, 50, dl*d In th* electric Wf.WjUt th*. sixth im p act-to-w County Court T o Be th* Lofton. Mayor BhinhoUrr, at th* leal t o l r - today f*k th* *l>ytog •( 64.000 cigarette truck r ’ Jwry. 0 . Mkhral atoalon meeting, mid ha h*- Andrew Nall with * ^Ihovcl to , Two ahbotlngi marked th* arDelayed Until July H*v*d that *nfore*m*nt would b* Santa Roe* county tost yaar. Sanforditai Approve reat th* fire man now h«td for tea. Av ■ th* nttttud* of th* governing Superintendent Chapman said questioning. Rush said two of th* County court probably will h* yah. Avaraa*.------School Levy Slosh Bradley died calmly, protesting Hr*. Lou la Marengo and Jack postponed until about July IB whan Iter. A v a r*** — — I I JUJGffli A vera ge -------- H -u „-.hU Innocence te th* and. He wa* Oils re. aa Hated, are paroled state circuit court - te finished, accord* Friday WHIUT^CROWD* OOT BBANB (<jnTteted on evideaca that h« convict*. Others held art J. C. Ing to an announcement mad* to­ off HARBIN. Manchoukuo, Jum for a ftohlug tripafU Martin, arrested at Dayton* Beech day by John Leonard/ county which 29.— —Wh**t seems to b* *r Nall had said hiat farm pud where officer* said he waa shot prosecuting attorney. the owdtog rat th* **y>h*an la this was known to hav* raulderahl* fat tho fbot Whan h* resisted ar­ Mr. Lranardy to now preparing igira. An niltora and graln- money In his pomraton. Brad- rest. Jo* Pino of Tampa and bto docket for tho smsloa. <to*Ur* ck*ek*d thrtg stock* thto toy wax arrested at Panama City Chart** A. Mbaten of Daytona Th* court wa* achototod to hare •grfng titty fraud anly half aa after it was reported b* spent Brack *1*0 * (* .held. Russell waa opened tomorrow but a postpone­ rma* ray-bean*, n d twto* aa moMy freely th m . Mall’s body arrested la th# outskirts of Tamp* ment was forced braaara ctreult ■nth wheat on h u d ra at thto waa found ram* day* after ha after officer* were called to to- court to using th* Court Hosts* Urn* tort yuar, , ________ had brad reported ntottof. chamber*, __ ^ vaatlgaU th# abeottog affray. Marenco Arrested! By Tampa Officers! | VT ibrala Sanford la Tie Only Central " ^ L Florida City Affording Rail, Illghwaft And Water Transportation f ^ v, ! Assemblv Expects To Abolish Sanction* • A g a i n s t Italian*! Chamber B oosts Negro Arraigned Ljbrar) By Adding As Circuit Court 19 New Volumes Resumes Session Farm Agent Sees Change In Plans Of Conseryationj Comely Actress Beaten To Death n Chicago Hotel r Jos. W. Rutledge Succumbs To Long Illness A t H o m e R a lly 'T o Collect!gj* dnmn Campaign F u n d i Attend Jax Meeting ■ras," & L O C /i^ R A T T a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 27, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 27, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 27, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald